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6 ghe 'Atlanta journal AND CONSTITUTION THURSDAY, MARCH 30, 1989 Ti ii. iiiMuiii hi -I i ii I i. II ii .11 mm. p. Funeral Notices I ij v.

4. if V- V. a- H- 1 Mr. Cleve E. Coker Mr.

Cleve E. Coker of Atlanta, a retired drugstore clerk in Atlanta, died of kidney failure Tuesday at Piedmont Hospital. He was 80. The funeral will be at 2:30 p.m. today at Strickland Funeral Home in Clermont, with burial at Trinity Methodist Church Cemetery.

Surviving are his wife, Eunice Stewart Coker; a son, Robert Coker of Marietta; a brother, Walt Coker of Kennesaw; and a sister, Luvie Mae Haynes of Clermont Mrs. Ruth H. Hunter NASHVILLE, Tenn. Mrs. Ruth H.

Hunter of Decatur, assistant controller of ADT Security Systems, Midsouth in Atlanta, died of a heart attack Monday at St Thomas Hospital in Nashville. She was 64. The funeral will be at 10 a.m. today at A.S. Turner and Sons Funer-, al Home in Decatur, with burial at Floral Hills Memory Gardens.

Her husband, Robert W. Hunter, died in 1987. Mrs. Hunter was a member of the U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary.

Surviving are a brother; Jerry Haynes of Nashville, and three sisters, Frances H. Chapman, Doris H. Darrow and Joyce Haynes, all of Nashville. Mr. Leon Move Jr.

Mr. Leon Moye Jr. of Atlanta, retired director of the special accounting department of Atlanta Gas Light who had heart disease, died Monday at his home. He was 78. The funeral will be at 11 a.m.

today at A.S. Turner and Sons Funeral Home with burial at Westview Cemetery. Mr. Moye, a native of Fulton County, graduated from Georgia State University, and he served in the Office of Strategic Services, the predecessor of the CIA, in World War II. He was a member of Briar-cliff Methodist Church.

Surviving are his wife, Elsie Van Winkle Moye; two sons, Leon Moye III of Atlanta and Philip S. Moye of Lookout Mountain, a brother, Otis B. Moye of Atlanta; a sister, Mildred M. Talmadge of Atlanta; and one grandchild. Mr.

John Wesley Jacobs DECATUR, Ala. Mr. John Wesley Jacobs of Decatur, retired director of finance for the Wolverine Tube Co. plant died Monday of a heart attack at Decatur General Hospital. He was 75.

The funeral was Wednesday at Brown Service Funeral Home here, and the graveside service will be at 1 p.m. today at the city cemetery in Decatur, Surviving are his wife, Grace Kell Jacobs; a daughter, Claire Harris of Decatur, and two grandchildren. File Tresa R. Moller of Brooksville, T. Moller, receives the American Obituaries Mr.

Malcolm Cowley, 90, Critic Who Championed 'The Lost Generation' The Associated Press STAMFORD, Conn. Mr. Malcolm Cowley's death marked the passing of one of the last surviving members of the so-called "Lost Generation," the group of American writers who exiled themselves in Paris after World War I. Mr. Cowley, 90, who died Tuesday at New Milford Hospital after suffering an apparent heart attack at home in nearby Sherman, was a poet and essayist in his own right But he made his most significant contribution to American letters as an editor and critic who was among the first to recognize the brilliance of the writers dubbed "The Lost Generation" by Gertrude Stein in the 1920s.

The group included Ernest Hemingway, F. Scott Fitzgerald, John Dos Passos and Ezra Pound. He is also credited with saving Nobel laureate William Faulkner from obscurity. "His reactions to and perceptions of Hemingway, Fitzgerald, Faulkner and Dos Passos are invaluable; his' long presence in American letters as editor and critic have few parallels in this American century," author John Updike said. "He was an energetic and gregarious man who lived the life of the mind with gusto and good nature." Born on Aug.

24, 1898, Mr. Cowley attended Harvard University from 1915 to 1917, when he joined the American Ambulance Service in France. He drove a munitions truck for several months before re-enrolling in Harvard in February 1918. Mr. Cowley was afforded his opportunity to go to France and hobnob with other young American expatriate writers when awarded an American Field Service Fellowship to study French literature in 1921-22.

While at the New Republic, Mr. Cowley published the book for which he was best known, "Exile's Return: A Narrative of Ideas," in 1934. The book dealt with writers of the 1920s who tried to pursue alternative lifestyles in Paris and Greenwich Village. Their exile from the mainstream ended with the collapse of Wall Street A revised edition of the book was released in 1951. Some consider his most valuable contribution to be his editing of "The Portable Faulkner" in 1945, which saved Faulkner from obscurity.

Surviving are his wife, Muriel Cowley; a son; four grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren. Mr. Otis D. Andrews Mr. Otis Andrews of Austell, retired Southeast district manager for General Tire and Rubber died Wednesday at Cobb General Hospital.

He was 89. The funeral will be at 2 p.m. Friday at White Columns Chapel in Mableton with burial at Georgia Memorial Park in Mableton. Surviving are his wife, Mary Lee Chitwood Andrews; and a brother, Elmer Andrews of Austell. Chase at her husband's funeral in 1987 at Fort Mitchell National Cemetery in Alabama.

Families of 2 Georgians Killed In Attack on Stark to Be Paid ters, Ceiia Freed, Margate, FL; Roan Stone, Gallup, NM; Riva Ebenstein, Margate, FL; Vay-: lah Schwartz, N. Miami Beach, FL; brother, 1 Sam Draisen, Roslindale, Mass. and 12 grandchildren. Mr. Draisen was a mason, a shriner, a member of the Elks Lodge and a founder of Temple B'nai Israel in Anderson, S.C.

where funeral services will be held Thursday, March 30 at 1 p.m. in Temple B'nai Israel. Rabbi Israel Gerber officiating. Interment, Forest Lawn Cemetery, Anderson. The family request no flowers, with contributions to the American Parkinson's Disease Association, co Emory Clinic, 1365 Clifton N.E., Atlanta 30322 or the American Cancer Society, 330 Johnson Ferry Atlanta 30328.

Sandy Springs Chapel, 136 Mt. Vernon Hwy. DRAKE Miss Anna Belle Drake, 252 Milledge Heights, Athens, died March 28 at age 80. She is survived by one brother, Lt Col. Edward H.

Drake, Key Largo, three sisters, Miss Martha Gene Drake, Athens; Mrs. Sarah Drake Montgomery, Jacksonville Beach, Mrs. Daisy Eddings, Dallas, Texas; several nieces and nephews. Services will be 10:30 a.m. Friday, March 31 at the graveside in Evergreen Memorial Park.

Dr. Jon Appleton officiating. Bernstein Funeral Home, Athens, Ga. ELLIS Mr. Robert B.

Ellis, 81, of Atlanta and North Redington Beach, died March 29, 1989. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Evelyn S. Ellis; daughter, Mrs. Carole Boswell and Bob John- son; grandson, David Boswell, all of Gainesville, two sisters; three brothers; many nieces and nephews.

Funeral services will be held Saturday, April 1 at 2 o'clock at Spring Hill. Dr. H. Dan Rice officiating. Interment, Westview.

Mr. Ellis was born in Alpharetta, Ga. He taught school in Fulton County and the Atlanta City School System. He was a Commander in the Navy during WW II and he was active in community affairs. H.M.

Patterson Son. ELLIS Mr. Robert W. (Bobby) Ellis, of 509 Maple i Monroe, the husband of Mrs. Mary Knox Ellis, passed March 28.

Young, Monroe. ERGLE Mrs. Roberta Ergle, of Atlanta died March 29,. 1989. Arrangements later.

Donehoo-Lewis FiT-neral Home, Hapeville. EVANS Mr. France G. Evans, of Woodbury, passed March 29, 1989. Funeral announced later.

Her-schel Thornton Mortuary, 3346 M.L. King, Jr. Dr. FARMER Funeral services for Mrs. Johnie Bell Farmer, 3587 Union Church Stockbridge, wilt be held Thursday, March 30, 1989 at 2 p.m.

from the Union Methodist Church, with remains placed in state at 1:30 p.m. Rev. Wallace Wheeles will officiate. Interment, church cemetery. She is survived by her husband, Mr.

Arbie Farmer; daughters, Mrs. Nellie Mewbom, Covington; Mrs. Hazel Rainwater, Stockbridge; Mrs. Nancy Kersey, Conyers; sons, Mr. Bill Farmer, Stockbridge; Mr.

John (Buddy) Farmer, Mableton; Mr. Roy Farmer, Stockbridge; sis-. ters, Mrs. Pearl vlckery, Roswell; Mrs. Mae Harris, Conyers; Mrs.

Annie Ricks, Conyers; Mrs. Lillie Hammond, Conyers; Mrs. Sallie Johnson, Decatur; brother, Mr. W.O. Hammonds, Conyers; 14 grandchildren; 12 greatgrandchildren.

Mann Walden, Conyers. FIGUEROA Mrs. Consuelo Figueroa, of Atlanta, died March 28, 1989. Surviving are sons, Cirilo Lazaro Figueroa, Santiago Figueroa; daughter, Marta Figueroa; grandchildren, Antonio Lazaro Figueroa, Alfredo Omar Rodriguez and numerous other grandchildren who remain in Cuba. Interment services will be held Friday, March 31 at 3:15 o'clock at Southview Cemetery.

The Rosary will be said Thursday at 8 o'clock at Spring Hill. H.M. Patterson ft Son. FLAHERTY Mrs. Rita Flaherty, of Atlanta died March 28, 1989.

Surviving are her daughters, Mrs. Paula Barbin, Dunwoody; Mrs. Roberta Paria, Naper-ville, IL; Mrs. Mary Dellinger, Carlisle, PA; Mrs. Catherine Kalb, Allentown, PA; eight grandchildren.

The remains were taken to Athy Funeral Home, Worcester, Mass. where the visitation and rosary will be held Friday evening. The funeral mass will be held Saturday, April 1 at 9 o'clock at Our Lady of the Rosary Church. Interment, St John's Cemetery. Memorial services will be held Monday, April 3 at 3 o'clock at SL Lukes Presbyterian Church, 1978 Mt Vernon Dunwoody.

Dr. E. Moss Robertson officiating. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Church Memorial Fund. H.M.

Patterson ft Son, Oglethorpe Hill, 4550 Peachtree Rd. FULLER Mrs. Minnie Fuller, formerly of 313 Kay Forest Park, Ga. passed March 27, 1989. Fu-, neral announced later.

Scandrett Joylake Chapel, 366-7921. GAMERELL Mr. Marshall Gambrell, husband of Mrs. Evelyn Boggus Gambrell, of 517 Lynn Valley S.W., passed March 28, 1989. His funeral will be announced by Ivey Bros.

Morticians. GILLIAM Ms. Shetia Gilliam formerly of 863 Kirkwood S.E., passed March 28, 1989. Funeral announced later. Tyler Funeral Home, Decatur.

GREENE Jerry Lee Greene, died March 29, 1989. He is survived by his parents, Jerry and Sarah Greene, of Norcross, GA; sister, Angie Hutton, of Suwanee, GA; grandparents, Zeb Ledford, of Hiawassee, GA; Rita Greene, of Hayesville, NC; great-grandparents, Maude Hogsed, of Frank-nn, NC; R.E. Ledford, of Dellroy, Ohio. A memorial service will be held in the chapel of R.T. Patterson Funeral Home at 2 p.m., Friday, March 31.

In lieu of flowers, please make donations to the American Cancer Society. The family will receive friends Thursday evening March 30 from 7 til 9 p.m. at R.T. Patterson Funeral Home, Norcross. GREY Mrs.

LaVeme Partain Grey, Atlanta, died March 23, 1989. She is survived by her sons, Staff Sgt. Christopher P. Gray, CSMC; Mr. Douglas T.

Grey, Stone Mountain; Fr. Chester Grey, Atlanta; Mr. Peter Andrew Grey, Tampa, daughters, Mrs. Sandra Grey Thayer, Ft. Bel-voir, Capt.

Deborah G. Wheeler, USAF. A memorial service will be held Saturday, April 1 at 3 o'clock at St. Bartholomew's Episcopal Church. Rt.

Rev. Frank Allen, Bishop of Atlanta, will officiate. Those desiring may send contributions to St. Bartholomew's Episcopal Church. A S.

Turner ft Sons. GRIFFEY Mr. Hen Griffey, of 243 Lowry N.t, passed March 29, 1989. Funeral announced later. Cox Bros.

GRIMES Mrs. Willie C. Grimes, age 97, of Smyrna, died Wednesday. Services will be held 2 p.m. Friday from our chapel with Rev.

Robert Bogart, officiating. Burial wilt be in the Georgia Memorial -Park Cemetery. Surviving is a daughter, Mrs. GeraUine Grimes Baldwin, Smyrna; granddaughter, Barbara Underwood Taylor, Lubbock, grandson, Jsmes Underwood, Garland, Tex. The family will receive from 7 until 9 p.m.

today at the funeral noma. J. Randy Carmi-chael Funeral Home, Smyrna, In charge of arrangements. "Continued on 7C 4 From Page 1C vice, the financial needs of the family and whether the deceased left a wife and children. Mr.

Dozier said State Department officials indicated that payments would be sent to families in the next month. For Mrs. Moller, the money will help pay for two neck operations she had after her son was killed and help her son's widow, Tresa Rodden Moller of Brooksville, in raising her 2-year-old daughter, Heather. Specialist Moller and Mr. Gris-sette were the only two Georgians to die when the USS Stark, which is based in Mayport, was struck by two Exocet missiles fired by an Iraqi jet.

The Iraqis later apologized, saying the pilot mistook the Stark for an Iranian oil tanker. The settlement represents 92 percent of the $29.6 million the United States had requested. The U.S. claim was lodged 11 months ago but State Department officials said a trip to Baghdad last week by 4 i Mr. William F.

Hall ATTALLA, Ala. Mr. William F. Hall of Attalla, a retired employee of L.S. Brown Co.

in Atlanta, was struck by a truck and killed here Tuesday. He was 78. The funeral will be at 2 p.m. today at R.T. Patterson Norcross Chapel in Norcross, with burial at the Old Suwanee Baptist Church Cemetery.

Surviving are two brothers, Johnny Hall of Norcross, and Jimmy Hall of Lilburn, and four sisters, Pauline Johnson of Attalla, Grace Ross of Dalton, Faithey Powell of Suwanee, and Josephine Edwards of Decatur, Ga. Mr. Jack C. Stuart McCAYSVILLE, Ga. Mr.

Jack C. Stuart of McCaysville, retired president of First National Bank of Polk County in Copperhill, and former mayor of McCaysville, died of cancer Tuesday at his home. He was 75. The funeral will be at 2 p.m. Friday at Finch Funeral Home here with burial at Crestlawn Cemetery in Copperhill.

Surviving are his wife, Ouida Griner Stuart; three sons, H. Cecil Stuart of Blue Ridge, William J. Stuart of McCaysville and John M. Stuart of Griffin; two daughters, Sue Kimsey of Turtletown, and Martha Millholland of Charlotte, N.C.; and 13 grandchildren. Funeral Notices ANDREWS Mr.

Otis 89, of Austell, died March 29, 1989. Funeral 2 p.m. Friday, White Columns Chapel, Mableton. Dr. Dan Parker and Rev.

L.H. Perry, officiating. Interment, Georgia Me-; mortal Park. Survived by wife, Mary Lee Chit-wood brother, Elmer Andrews, Smyrna. Plans by Gene Davis, White Columns Chapel, Mableton.

BALLEW Mr. David Frank Ballew, of Pine Lake, died March 29, 1989. He is survived by his mother, Mrs. Esther Louise Ballew, Pine Lake; father and step-mother, Mr. Jesse Ballew and Mrs.

Sheila Ballew, Decatur; sisters, Mrs. Monica Cox, Mrs. Tina LeMaire, Pine Lake; Mark Gaddy, Avondale Estates; grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pittman, Pine Lake.

Funeral services will be held Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Chapel of A.S. Turner Sons. Interment, Floral Hills Memory Gardens. A.S. Turner Sons.

BYRD Funeral services for Mr. Charlie Byrd, of 477 Frasier Apt. 1, will be held Friday, March 31, 1989 at 2 p.m. from Shiloh Baptist Church, Hogansville, Ga. Rev.

C. Melson, Pastor, Rev. H.L Johnson, Eulogist. Interment, Shiloh Cemetery. Remains will lie in state at the church at 1 m.

He is survived by wife, Polly Holloman; daughter, Keliste Holloman, three sons, Mr. Roy Cato, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Byrd, Mr. Kenneth Byrd, step-mother, Mrs.

Julia Byrd, three step-brothers, two granddaughters, one great-granddaughter, i close friend, Mr. Lewis King; other relatives and friends. Hanley-Shel-ton, Marietta. 428-6333. CAMETO Mr.

Gustava Cameto, 31, of Daytona Beach Shores, died Saturday, March 25, 1989. He was a loving and devoted husband and married on February 7, 1987. He was Past President of the Rotorac and he loved racquet-ball and soccer. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Jody Karp Cameto, Daytona Beach Shores; father and mother, Abel and Renee Cameto, Montevideo, Uruguary; sisters, Susana Cuturi, Bordeaux, France; Estela Arocena, Montevideo, 1 Uruguary.

Graveside services will be held Friday, March 31 at 2 o'clock at Arlington Memorial Park. Fr. Jorge Chrlstancho officiating. H.M. Patterson ft Son, Spring Hill.

CLARK Myitis age 73, of Austell, died Wednesday, March 29. Survived by daughter, Carolyn J. Causey, Austell; son-in-law. Larry Causey, Austell; four grandchildren, four great-grandchildren; brother, Cleve Hannah, Temple; nieces and nephews; Funeral senices Friday 1 m. Roy Davis Chapel.

Rev. Ed Wix, officiating. Interment, Villa Rica City Cemetery. Roy Davis Funeral Home, Austell. DRAISEN Mr.

Hyman Draisen, of Atlanta died March 29, 1989. Survived by daughters, Bemice Goldman, Springfield, OH; Judith Classman, Atlanta; sons, Sam Draisen, Atlanta; Barry Draisen and David Draisen, Anderson, SC; sis- widow of Spec. 3rd Class Charles flag from Rear Adm. Henry one of their top troubleshooters, legal adviser Abraham Sofaer, spurred the Iraqis into action. The U.S.

negotiators opted to settle for slightly less than the original claim of $29.6 million in order to prevent further delays, the officials said. The Pentagon is preparing claims on behalf of the 21 sailors injured in the Stark attack, and also intends to ask Iraq to cover the $82.9 million repair bill for the guided missile frigate, a Defense Department official said. The claims filed by the families of the 290 victims of another Persian Gulf attack those killed when the USS Vincennes mistakenly shot down an Iranian airliner over the gulf last year are still unsettled. The United States says it has not received specific information about those killed and therefore has been unable to determine compensation. The Associated Press contributed to this article.

File Atlanta City Council President Marvin Arrington asked that his client receive pchiatric tests. iwim urn mm i in i ii mi i i 'i Mrs. Sara H. Dickerson Mrs. Sara H.

Dickerson of Marietta, a homemaker who was a Navy veteran of World War II, died of cancer Tuesday at her home. She was 65. The graveside service will be at 1 p.m. today at Georgia Memorial Park Cemetery in Marietta. Her husband, Robert R.

Dicker-son, died in 1987. Mrs. Dickerson was a native of Greer, S.C., and a member of First United Methodist Church in Marietta. Surviving are three daughters, Patricia Willard of Stone Mountain, Mary McClaink of Redmont, and Barbara Roberts of Marietta; a brother, Earl Hendricks of Raleigh, N.C.; two sisters, Josie Conte of Walhalla, S.C., and Catherine Campbell of Saluda, N.C.; and three grandchildren. Mr.

Howard J. Curtis Sr. Mr. Howard J. Curtis Sr.

of Atlanta, a retired brick mason who had been ill with pneumonia, died Wednesday at Georgia Baptist Medical Center. He was 83. The funeral will be at 3 p.m. today at White Columns Chapel in Mableton with burial at Mount Harmony Gardens. Surviving are five sons, Vernon Curtis and Jack Curtis, both of Mableton, Howard J.

Curtis Jr. of Smyrna, Robert Curtis of Atlanta and Charles Curtis of East Point; two daughters, Gloria Buice of Mableton and Yevonne Humphries of Phenix City, a sister, Jewell Tapley of Mableton; 23 grandchildren; and 12 great-grandchildren. ton said. The jail has been rocked by two disturbances in two months. During a six-hour uprising in January, inmates used beds to break through a jail wall.

In a second incident Sunday morning, 15 inmates were involved in a brawl, hospitalizing four. One of the inmates, Otis Gay, 24, of Colquitt County, was severely cut on the shoulder by another prisoner armed with a shard of glass. He was back in the jail Monday after surgery at Colquitt Regional Medical Center in Moultrie. The three other inmates hospitalized were treated i and released to authorities, Sheriff Howell said. name.

He also presented a false financial statement, indicating his net worth was more than $15 million, and forged letters that said he had a $6.4 million line of credit from 'Chase Manhattan Bank. Mr. Barr said Murchison formed an investment group called Radioactivity Broadcast Group Inc. and arranged for the purchase of radio stations WRGA and WQTU in Rome; WKBX in Kingsland, KODM in MidlandOdessa, Texas; KIIZ-AM in Killeen, Texas; KIXY-FM and KAYJ-AM in San Angelo, Texas; KHOS-AM and FM in Sonora, Texas; KYXX-FM in Ozona, Texas; and KIXS in Harker Heights, Texas. 5 High-Risk Inmates Moved From Troubled Colquitt Jail Marilyn Grissette (left), mother of Dexter Dwayne Grissette, is comforted during a memorial service at Central High School in Macon in 1987.

Mr. Grissette's parents will be compensated by Iraq. "Die Associated Press MOULTRIE, Ga. After an urgent request from Sheriff Billy Howell, state officials took five high-risk inmates from the riot-plagued, overcrowded Colquitt County Jail to a state prison Wednesday. Chief Deputy Al Whittington said the five will be held at the Lee Correctional Institution until they can be moved to the Georgia Diagnostic and Classification Center in Jackson for processing into the state prison system.

"This will help the situation some, but we're still sitting on a powder keg here," Deputy Whitting-, Girl, 16, Accused of Killing Her Mom Will Undergo Psychiatric Evaluation Scheme to Buy Radio Stations Nets Man One Year A 16-year-old girl accused of murder in the fatal shooting of her mother over the weekend will receive a psychiatric evaluation before a preliminary hearing is held, a Juvenile Court officer decided Wednesday. The teenager was charged with murder Monday In the shooting death of Roslyn Harris, 33, of 8157 Colquitt Road, Apt. E. in Sandy Springs. A preliminary hearing in Fulton County Juvenile Court was scheduled Wednesday, but the girl's attorney, Atlanta City Council President Marvin Arrington, requested a delay until the defendant can be evaluated by psychiatrists.

Mr. Arrington said he was making the request because of the girl's history of "irrational" behavior. The purpose of the evaluation, he said, would be to learn if "at the time that this act was committed she was unable to distinguish right from wrong." -Chuck Bell The Associated Press A Marietta man who pleaded guilty to fraud in attempts to buy 11 radio stations in Georgia and Texas has been sentenced to one year in prison. Clyde A. Murchison pleaded guilty in January to three counts of wire fraud.

He was sentenced Tuesday by U.S. District Judge Jack T. Camp, who also ordered him to pay $485,404 in restitution. U.S. Attorney Robert Barr Jr.

said Murchison admitted misrepresenting his financial condition throughout the course of his discussions to buy the stations by saying he was distantly related to a wealthy Texas family by the same.