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Area deaths, services Estelle Lewis Services for Estelle Lewis, 58, Paducah Rt. 8, were conducted Monday at 2:30 p.m. at Lindsey Funeral Home. The Rev. Louis Brinker officiated and burial was in Mt.

Kenton Cemetery. Mrs. Lewis died Friday at 3:10 p.m. at Western Baptist Hospital. She was a native of McCracken County and a member of Bellview Baptist Church.

Surviving are her husband, W.G. Lewis; one son, David Eugene Lewis, Kansas; three daughters, Mrs. Patsy Wallace and Mrs. Debbie Brandon, both of Paducah and Mrs. Beverly Goodman, Jonesboro, three brothers, Haywood Qualls, Buddy Qualls and Rudolph Qualls, all of Paducah; one sister, Mrs.

Pauline Goodwin, Paducah; five grandchildren and three step-grandchildren. James T. Buchanan James Thomas (Buck) Buchanan, 68, a resident of the Ritz Hotel, died at 3 p.m. Wednesday in Paducah. A native of Ballard County and a retired truck driver he veteran World for Bonifield Truck, Lines, War II and a member of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters Local No.

236 and Northside United Methodist Church. Services will be conducted Friday at 2 p.m. at Roth Funeral Home. The Rev. Bill Agee will officiate.

Burial will follow in Maplelawn Cemetery. Surviving are his mother, Mrs. Lillis Buchanan, Paducah; one daughter, Mrs. Joe Pat (Judy) Oakley, Paducah; four brothers, Gene Buchanan, Dean Buchanan and Ben Buchanan, all of Paducah, and Bill Buchanan, Chicago, three sisters, Mrs. Ann Rayl and Mrs.

Sarah Berry, both of Paducah, and Mrs. La Vanche Cox, Orlando, two grandchildren. Hershel Veatch CLINTON, Ky. Hershel Lovelace Veatch, 85, died at 2:25 p.m. Wednesday at Clinton-Hickman County Hospital here.

A resident of Clinton, Mr. Veatch was a member of First Methodist Church and a veteran of World War I. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Frances Veatch, and one son, Bobby Ward, Marion, Ill. Services will be 1 p.m.

Friday at Hopkins and Brown Funeral Home here with the Rev. William Mann officiating. Burial will follow in Greenlea Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home after 5 p.m. today.

Nicholas Whitney EDDYVILLE, Ky. 'Memorial services for Nicholas Whitney, 73, Eddyville Rt. 2, will be conducted Friday at 10 a.m. at Dunn Mortuary with the Rev. Wayne Lyle officiating.

Mr. Whitney died at 10:15 a.m. Wednesday at his home. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Mary Whitney; one son, Nicholas Whitney Flossmoor, one sister, Mrs.

Marie Webber, Chicago, and three grandchildren. The family requests that expressions of sympathy take the form of contributions to the American Heart Association. Carman Kirk SALEM, Ky. Mrs. Car-: man Kirk, 65, Salem 2, died Wednesday at 8 a.m.

at Salem Nursing Home. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Betty Travis, Marion; a son, Bobby Kirk, Salem; four sisters, Mrs. Lonnie Davenport and Mrs. Lois Bebout, both of Grand Rivers, Mrs.

Alta Robertson, Hammond, and Mrs. Tommie Grimes, Buford, a brother, W.A. Singleton, Salem, and two grandchildren. Services will be held Friday at 2 p.m. at Boyd Funeral Home.

The Revs. Erlin Ramage and Leon Cochran will officiate with burial in Salem Cemetery. PAGE 7-C THE PADUCAH SUN, PADUCAH, KENTUCKY THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1900 Green picket says truck struck him A member of the carpenters union manning a picket line at the convention center construction site reported today that he was struck by a truck driven by one of the project superintendents. Wesley Smith, of Champ Drive, told police he was walking a picket line at 2nd and Madison shortly before 7 a.m. when he was struck on the left side of his body by a pickup truck driven by Rudolph L.

Brown of Velpen, Ind. Smith told police he sustained a shoulder injury. He was taken by ambulance to Western Baptist Hospital. A hospital spokesman said Smith was "treated and relased." He said X-rays were taken and no fracture was detected. The spokesman said he was not at liberty to comment further.

The Sun attempted to obtain a copy of the emergency room report, but Dan Akin, associate administrator at the hospital, said such records are confidential. The Paducah police report stated that Smith had no apparent injury, except for a possible bruise on the shoulder. Randle Fondaw, of Oak Street, who was on the picket line with Smith, said Brown drove through a stop sign at Madison and struck Smith when he cut the corner short while making a left turn into the construction site. Fondaw said they were standing next to a gate which blocked part of the entrance. Police said the gate was not struck.

No charges had been filed in connection with the incident. Union picket lines appeared at the site Tuesday morning after developer Bob Green and nine area trade unions failed to reach agreement for a work contract. Work at the site began about two months ago and discussions have been under way since then between Green and union officials. Green issued a statement over the weekend that he plans no further talks with the unions, and that he intends to build it "open shop." W.B. Sanders, president of the Western Kentucky Building and Construction Trades Council, AFL-CIO, said area unions have been offered support from nonconstruction unions and labor groups in their efforts to obtain a contract with Green.

He said one labor group has offered to man picket lines on Saturdays, while another has "offered us any assistance we need." Party officials criticize Hubbard LOUISVILLE, Ky. U.S. Rep. Carroll Hubbard (D- Mayfield) has been accused by state and national Democratic leaders here of failing to support actively President Carter's campaign for reelection. Hubbard is unavailable to respond to charges made by party officials because he is en route to Washington today from five-day trip to Panama, where he has been since Saturday.

The trip is his first foreign trip in his nearly six years in Congress. Before leaving, Hubbard said Defense and State department officials had encouraged him as chairman of the House subcommittee to inspect the operation of the Panama Canal. In a copyrighted story in today's Louisville Courier Journal, Hubbard was criticized by Democratic State Chairman Bob Cobb for failing to campaign for the president. Bodies of 2 missing men recovered GILBERTSVILLE, Ky. The bodies of two Greenville fishermen, David Jarvis, 30, and Scott Wilson, 25, were recovered Wednesday night in Little Bear Creek in Kentucky Lake.

The men were presumed drowned on Sunday after their empty bass boat was discovered by a water patrol. The boat was found circling slowly about 100 yards offshore in Little Bear Creek. Lake officials indicated Jarvis and Wilson' were participating in a fishing tournament sponsored by a private club in Greenville. Marshall County Coroner Jess Collier ruled the deaths accidental. The bodies have been taken to Gary Funeral Home in Greenville where arrangements are incomplete.

Ryan Cleaver MURRAY, Ky. Ryan Key Cleaver, 76, Murray, died at 11:50 a.m. Wednesday at Murray-Calloway County Hospital. He was a member of Cumberland Presbyterian Church. Surviving are two sisters, Mrs.

Elvie (Lexie) Hale, Murray, and Mrs. Hayden (Louise) Jackson, Murray; one brother, Coy Cleaver, Bellflower, one stepbrother, Leon Santa Clara, Calif. Services will be conducted Friday at 2:30 p.m. at Max Churchill Funeral Home here. Danny Cleaver will of-' ficiate and burial will be in Almo Cemetery.

DEATH NOTICE COLLIER, Claude Eugene 182 Clements died Wednesday at 3:15 a.m. at Western Baptist Hospital. Survived by his wife, two sons, three daughters, three brothers, one sister, 10 grandchildren and four greatgrandchildren. Services were held today at 11 a.m. at the Church of God Assembly with burial in Oak Grove Cemetery, Lindsey Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.

TUCKER, Melvin Age 90, Benton Rt. 5, died at 7:30 a.m. Monday at the Veterans Administration Hospital in Louisville. Survived by son, grandson and one sister. Services were held today at 11 a.m.

at Filbeck and Cann Funeral Home with the Rev. Aubert Rose officiating, Burial was in Maplewood Cemetery in Mayfield. CEMETERY 3 LOTS BROOKS FRIENDSHIP MEMORIAL PARK Service means everything. 554-1726. MT.

KENTON CEMETERY Paducah's most beautiful cemetery, Financing avail. 554-1566, 442-0034. 5 MONUMENTS BEASLEY MONUMENT CO. 1879 101 YEARS 1980 1100 S. 13th St.

(off S. Beltline) Dial 443-3040 Mausoleums Monuments Select now while you live. J.W. REYNOLDS MONUMENT INC. 402 South 3rd 443-1550 1330 N.

14th 442-4091 PUBLIC 8 AUCTION WAYNE W. DeWEESE Auction Service Cunningham, Ky. 642-2411 C. W. SHELTON Real Estate Auction Co.

730 Paris Rd. Mayfield, Ky. 247-1385 Alexander Real Estate And Auction Service Martin, Tenn 901-587-4244 James R. Cash, Auctioneer Boyd-Majors Real Estate 502-623-8466 247-7979 Col. Paul Wilkerson Sons Real Estate Auction Lowes, 674-5659 Lic.

In Ky. Tenn. Col. Paul Wilkerson, Broker Auctioneer, 674-5523, Franklin' J. Wilkerson, Broker Auctioneer, 674-5580, Dale Harris, Broker, 674-5854.

FOR COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE CALL Dunning Auction Co. 988-3670 or 988-3050 THOMAS WHITE, Auction and Real Estate Kuttawa, Ky. Phone 388-7251 or 388-7088 AUCTION SALE SAT. OCT. 25TH 10:00 A.M.

From Paducah take U.S. 60 West about 8 miles to Jimmy's Mkt. Turn left and follow signs about 1 mile. 6th house on left past McKendree Church on McKendree Church At the home of Clara Herrold and the late A.P. Herrold.

Mrs. Herrold has employed Wallace Auction Service to sell the following listed merchandise. FARM EQUIPMENT Jubliee Ford tractor A-1; 2-14 plows, 6 ft. disc; Row cultivator, boom pole; 2-Row corn drill, Row Harrow; Horse drawn plows, double shovel, scratch Harrow; 1-Row planter, section Harrow; Block tackle; 1 lot rope; Homelite chain saw XL 101, almost new; fertilizer spreader; rubber tire wagon, cyclone seeder, for tractor; orchard spray; fence post; lot hay; old lumber elect. fence charger, post insulators and wire; 1972 Ford courier pickup truck, 31,000 miles, good condition, barrel pump.

YARD, GARDEN, SHOP MISC. 12 Ft. fishing boat, troll motor, oars, asst'd fishing tackle; 3. 55 gal. barrels; double pulley; 2 old car batteries, post hole digger, pick, shovel, hoes, sledge, ax work bench, grinder; plow, push garden drill, old roto-tiller; mailbox; bird cage; water cooler; chaise lounge; wash tubs, Warm Morning stove; lot used brick; charcoal grill; ladder; beverage cooler.

ANTIQUE COLLECTORS No. 1 dinner bell; old spring wagon seat; I man saw, buck saws; 2 cross cut saws; hay saw; 8 large stone jar's, 6 to 12. old wood plane; scythe, 2 lanterns; coal bucket; hay rack wheels, iron dinner pot; iron dutch oven; wagon staves; De: horners; old swivel chair; 2 bridles; single tree; sewing machine frame; well pulley; wicker basket; horse collar, hames. HOUSEHOLD," WARE COLLECTOR ITEMS Silver tea pot, brass washboard, 21 Avon bottles 2 green candlestick plates, soda straw dispenser, Blue Ridge china pitcher; big Mexican bowl; kraut cutter; RCA radio; 8 place mats; Aaddin. lamp; 8 dinner plates, nice lot depres sion glass, carnival ware; milk glass fruit dish, hat, hen on nest and lamp, cream sugar set, "'Hussey' beer bottles with.

advertisement; whiskey bottles, 5 shot glasses. Many item's too numerous to men tion. Clara Herrold, Owner Not responsible for accidents, Plenty parking space Refreshments by Heath Band Boosters: Geo. Wallace, Auctioneer Route West Paducah Phone 442-0878 AUCTION SHOP AUCTION ESTATE AUCTION OCT. 25 10 A.M., DST Bryan MURRAY, Ky.

Bryan, Wednesday 10:50 a a.m. at 83, Murray, died Murray-Calloway County Hospital. A member of First United Methodist Church where he served on the administrative board, Mr. Tolley was active in the Murray Chamber of Commerce and Boy Scouts. He was the only charter member of the Murray Lions Club and was a member of the Kentucky Lions Hall of Fame.

He had been awarded the Grand Master key from the Lions Club and had 41 years of perfect attendance. Surviving are two sons, Harold (Bud) Tolley, Bel Air, and Charles Tolley, Murray; two sisters, Mrs. Ruth Robinson, Camden, and Mrs. Ruby Harrell, Jasper, and nine grandchildren, Services will be Friday at 2 p.m. at J.H.

Churchill Funeral Home. The Rev. Jim Stubbs and Dr. Walter E. Mischke will officiate.

Burial will be in Murray City Cemetery. The family requests that expressions of sympathy take the form of contributions to the American Heart Association. Friends may call at the funeral home after 6:30 p.m. today. Jane Kurtz Jane Kurtz, 82, a resident of Paducah, died at Welborn Baptist Hospital in Evansville, at 7:30 p.m.

Wednesday. She was a member of Westminster Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Kurtz is survived by one son, Roy J. Bush, Evansville; her brother, Pedley Bush, Evansville; two grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.

Arrangements are incomplete at Kennedy Funeral Home. Henry Chromezak METROPOLIS, Ill. Henry J. Chromezak, 51, a resident of Chicago, died Monday at his home. Graveside services will be held Friday at 10 a.m.

at Seven Mile Baptist Church Cemetery here with the Revs. Dan Friedman and J.0. Smothers officiating. Mr. Chromezak is survived by his wife, Mrs.

Marie Taylor Chromezak, formerly of Massac County; three sons, Henry C. Chromezak Lawrence Chromczak and Peter Chromczak, all of Chicago; four sisters and one brother. Aikins-Farmer Funeral Home here is in charge of local arrangements. Paul Sirls BENTON, Ky. Paul Sirls, 56, Benton Rt.

5, died at 11 a.m. Wednesday at Murray-Calloway County Hospital in Murray. He was a member of Union Ridge Baptist Church. Surviving is one brother, Charlie Sirls of Benton. Services will be conducted Friday at 1 at Linn Funeral Home here.

The Rev. Heyward Roberts will officiate and burial will follow in Union Ridge Cemetery. SYMPATHY FLOWERS BELONG AT THE LATER ON AT HOME. For sympathy flowers and plants. call your FTD Florist.

Cherry The Florist Houser Florist McCutchen Florist Blanche Rottgering Broadway Florist Frances Richardson VIENNA, Ill. Frances Lillie Richardson, 59, Vienna, died at her home at 6 a.m. today. She is survived by her husband, Glenn Richardson; five daughters, Mrs. Norma Tanner, Beaufort, S.C., Mrs.

Linda Beckwith, Caribou, Maine, Mrs. Kay Thomas, Percy, Mrs. Mary Russell, Vienna, and Miss Arminta Richardson, Vienna; two sons, Jim 'Richardson, Yemassee, S.C., and Bob Richardson, Vienna; two brothers, Charles (Cotton) Johnson and Dee Johnson, both of Simpson; two sisters, Mrs. Alice Trigg, Simpson, and Mrs. Hazel' Hosfeldt, Vienna, and six grandchildren.

Funeral arrangements are incomplete at Whitnel Funeral Home here. W.B. Adams CLINTON, Ky. William Beeler Adams, 67, Fulton, died at 8:30 a.m. Wednesday at Fulton Hospital.

One sister, Mrs. Norma Inman, preceded him in death. Services will be 3 p.m. Friday at: Hopkins and Brown Funeral Home here with the Rev. Stan Waldon officiating.

Burial will follow in Clinton Cemetery. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Demetra Adams; one son, Billy Adams, Oklahoma City, her mother, Mrs. Serrilla Adams, Fulton; three sisters, Miss, Ruth Adams, Dresden, Miss Beulah Adams, Fulton, and Mrs. Cynthia Wright, Fulton; two brothers, Kaler Adams, New Orleans, and Bob Adams, Midland, and two grandchildren.

Luther Hancock CADIZ, Ky. Luther Thomas Hancock, 91, Cadiz Rt. 5, died Wednesday at 9 p.m. at Jenny Stuart Hospital in Hopkinsville. He was a retired farmer, veteran of World War I and a native of Trigg County.

His wife, Mrs. Ada Carpenter Hancock, preceded him in death. Survivors include nine sons, Tom Hancock, Princeton, Lewis Hancock, Chicago, Bob Hancock, Charles Hancock, Douglas Hancock, Ernest Hancock, Frank Hancock, Lesley Hancock and Roy Hancock, all of Cadiz; seven daughters, Mrs. Margie Jones, Chicago, Mrs. Johnnie Edmonds, Mrs.

Walter Jack Humphries, Mrs. Henry Hardy, Mrs. Mitchell Edmonds, Mrs. Dennis Thomas and Mrs. Ed Stallons, all of Cadiz; two brothers, Elmo Hancock.

and Bascomb Hancock, both of Hopkinsville; a sister, Mrs. Ruth Dunn, Hopkinsville; 23 grandchildren, and seven greatgrandchildren. Services will be held Friday at 2 p.m. at Goodwin Funeral Home. The Rev.

Uel Phelps will officiate with burial in Flat Lick Cemetery in Christian County, where military services will be held. Friends may call at the funeral home after 6 p.m. today. Dudley Paschall MURRAY, Ky. Dudley Paschall died today at 2 a.m: at Community Hospital in Mayfield.

He was 59 and a resident of Murray Rt. 1, the Coldwater community. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Frances Paschall; his father, Eugene Paschall, Murray; three daughters, Mrs. Chuck (Robbie Sue) Rogers, Miss Dorothy Paschall and Miss Frances Paschall, all of Murray; two sisters, Mrs.

Claude (Jessie) Hill, Mayfield, and Miss Dorothy Jean Paschall, Murray, and one brother, J.D. Paschall, Farmington. Services will be conducted Saturday at 2 p.m. at Max Churchill Funeral Home. The Rev.

Jimmy Madding will officiate and burial will be in Coldwater Church of Christ Cemetery. Mr. Paschall was a retired automobile mechanic and a member of Coldwater Baptist Church. He was also a veteran of World War II. Friends may call at the funeral home after 11 a.m.

Friday. William Halicks Services for William Martin Halicks, 63, of 3915 Primrose Place, will be conducted Saturday at 10 a.m. at St. Thomas More Catholic Church. The Rev.

Aloysius Powers will officiate and burial will follow in Mt. Carmel Cemetery. Mr. Halicks, a member of the Knights of Columbus and a graduate of Rensselaer Polytechnical Institute in Troy, N.Y., died Wednesday at Jewish Hospital in St. Louis, Mo.

A native of Camden, N.J., he was employed as senior chemical engineer for. B.F. Goodrich Chemical Co. in Calvert City. Surviving are his wife, Mrs.

Ruth Ann Halicks; four sons, William G. Halicks, Paducah, John M. Halicks, Erlanger, Richard A. Halicks, Atlanta, and David R. Halicks, Lexington; three daughters, Miss Ruth Ann Halicks, Paducah, Miss Halicks, New Albany, and Mrs.

Robin Carlino, San Francisco, two sisters, Mrs. Walter Hillis, Washington, D.C., and Mrs. Walter Bartnowski, Cherry Hill, N.J., and one grandchild, Elisabeth Ann Carlino, San Francisco. The family requests that expressions of of of of of of of of sympathy take the form of contributions to any charity or CARE in Columbus, Ohio. 'Friends may call at Roth Funeral Home after 2 p.m.

Friday. Prayers will be said at the funeral home at 7:30 p.m. Friday. Pauline Linn Pauline Linn, 93, of 2003 Jefferson, died at 11 p.m. Wednesday at Superior Care Nursing Home.

The widow. of Dr. H.P. Linn, she was a member of First Christian Church and a graduate of Peabody College in Nashville, where she also taught for some time. A native of Fayetteville, she is survived by one daughter, Mrs.

Earl Shoup, Paducah; two grandchildren, Cmmdr. Linn Shoup, Adak, Alaska, and Preston Shoup, St. Petersburg, and five great-grandchildren. Graveside services will be conducted Friday at 11 a.m. at Oak Grove Cemetery with the Rev.

Herbert Simpson officiating. The family requests that expressions of. sympathy take the form of contributions to the building fund of First Christian Church. Friends may call at Roth Funeral Home from 7 to 9 p.m. today.

Newton Dowdy MAYFIELD, Ky. Services for Newton Dowdy, 78, Mayfield, will be conducted at 10 a.m. Saturday at Roberts Funeral Home. The Rev. Richard McCarver will officiate and burial will follow in North Mt.

Zion Cemetery. Mr. Dowdy died at 1 a.m. today at Community Hospital here. He was a retired carpenter and a member of Broadway Baptist Church.

He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Martha Hager Dowdy; one daughter, Mrs. Herman Suiter, Mayfield; one sister, Mrs. Douglas Sanderson, Mayfield; three grandchildren and three greatgrandchildren. Friends may call at the funeral home after 11 a.m.

Friday. Prince Ayers Graveside services for Prince Keith Ayers, 44, a resident of Shepherd's Trailer Court, will be conducted Saturday at 11 a.m. at McCracken County Cemetery. Mr. Ayers died today at 3:30 a.m.

at Western Baptist Hospital. He was a native of McCracken County. Surviving are one son, Kevin Keith Ayers, Paducah; three daughters, Miss Sherry Ayers, Miss Marilyn' Ayers and Mrs. Teresa Walter, both of Nashville, three grandchildren, several aunts, uncles and cousins. Friends may call at Lindsey Funeral Home after 2 p.m.

Friday. AUCTIONEER'S NOTE: Due to the large amount of merchandise we are splitting this sale into two Saturdays. These sales are the collection of one family's household business for over 50 years. All merchandise is in good condition. It is my belief that if you are interested in antique furniture and machinery or in modern tools, you will not want to miss this sale.

LOCATION: Route 9 mi. north of Metropolis, Illinois next to the St. John's Lutheran Church and the Jefferson Grade School. ANTIQUE TOOLS: Waterloo Boy tractor engine, (excell. cond.

will run); belts, pulleys, shafts for entire engine powered shop; beltdriven wood planers; hand wheel rim binder; Mayor Bros. trip hammer; wagon parts King Bee horse shoeing, stanchionai drill; wooden block tackle; blacksmith tools; hand forge bellows; wooden wagon wheels Fairbanks scales; anvil; wooden wagon wheels; hand tools; misc. items for wagon construction, POWER TOOLS: Metal lathe; HP drill press (Craftsman); table grinder; Craftsman wood planer; Craftsman table saw; power hack saw; handmade band saw; Stanley 2 HP skill saw; kerosene floor heater; drill; lot of drills; Miller Falls hand grinder; drill bit sharpener; skill router; electric sander; acetylene set; AC arc welder; reciprocating saw; Green Arbor Press; lots of motors; lots of misc. tools. MISC.

TOOLS: Craftsman socket set; small socket sets; large tap die set; small tap die set; bolt cutters; approx. 75 clamps; combination wrenches; lots of drill bits; hand brace bits; hammers; belt splicer; tapes rules; pipe stands; drill press vise; chisels; vise; lots of new bolts nuts; hand saws; new stove pipe; squares levels; boomers; shovels; new iron metal pulleys. 1 Many, many other items too numerous to mention. "It's disgusting to me that in a tough race like this any prominent Democrat would turn his back on the leader of his own party because it's not convenient to back that person," Cobb was quoted in the Louisville newspaper. The story also quoted Robert Strauss, chairman of the Carter-Mondale campaign who was in Louisville Wednesday, as saying Hubbard was "dogging it" in his support of the president.

Strauss said he intended to talk to Hubbard a about his role in the campaign when the congressman returns, the story said. Hubbard is scheduled to return to Washington late tonight, his press aide said today. Some Democrats said Hubbard's trip shows his unwillingness to work for Carter now with the election less than two weeks away. Kathie O'Callaghan, Hubbard's press secretary, said the trip was scheduled now because Congress is not in session and because it was convenient for U.S. and Panamanian officials.

She said today Hubbard is not aware of the charges made by Cobb and Strauss. CLASSIFIED Advertising Dept. DIAL 443-1771 2 Consecutive Days 75: Per. Line 3 Consecutive 66 Per Line 6 Consecutive Days Per Line 1 Month $10.62 Per Line to place your WANT AD MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 8:00 A.M. TO 5 P.M.

DAILY RATES Apply Per Line Per Day '(2 LINES MINIMUM) 1 Day 91: Per Line DEADLINE 12 Noon day before insertion Noon. Friday 4 Friday CLOSED SATURDAYS BURKLOW, Anna Mae Age 77, Blackburn Court, died at 8:45 a.m. Tuesday at Lourdes Hospital. Survived by her husband, three sons, six daughters, sisters, 33 grandchildren and 24 greatgrandchildren Services will be held. Friday at 11 a.m.

at Bethel Baptist Church with the Rev. TE. Wallace and the Rev Kenneth Brown of ficiating Burial will be in Oak Grove Cemetery: Lindsey Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. GIPSON, H. Age 81 4114 Schneidman died at 9.10 a.m.

Wednesday at his home. Survived by 'his wife. one son, one daughter, one. brother, one sister and five grandchildren. Services were held today at 2 p.m.

at Bellview Baptist Church with the Revs. Louis Brinker and David Brasher Burial was in Mt. officiating, Cemetery in Graves County Lindsey Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements CEMETERY 3 LOTS 2 OR 4 crypts for sale, reduced price. Leaving town. 442 8778 AUCTION OF REAL ESTATE AUCTIONEER KENT KORTE New Columbia, IL Phone 618-524-2992 HOUSE: Modern 4 room house; I bath, enclosed porch; outbuildings, Blacksmith shop; large barn, 2 storage bldgs.

Lot 2 acres. TERMS: Executor has the right to refuse all bids on Real Estate. TERMS OF SALE: Cash. Not responsible for accidents. Lunch will be served.

Estate of Martin Wittke. Metropolis, It, Executors; National State Bank of Metropolis, IL. AUCTION FRIDAY NIGHT 7:00 P.M. Dunning Auction Barn Burna, Kentucky Merchandise arriving daily. For your auction needs, call: DUNNING 443 2096 443-2353 L'AUCTION CO.

Larry Lax, Auctioneer Phone 443-1888 AUCTION COMPANY 988-3050 898-6937 ABSOLUTE AUCTION Oct. 25 10:00 A.M. Ena Houser Farm, Houser Benton, KY An absolute auction will be held at the Ena Houser farm located 2 mi: out on Houser Rd. off Hwy. 58.

This form lies to the left of the road and contains approx. 22 acres. The ASCS office says. 19.9 acres is tillable. it lays well and is cur.

rently in soybeans. Crop does sell. The farm will be divided into 3 tracts. 2-one acre tracts one 20 acre tract then put together and of. fered one piece.

The property will sell the way it brings the most, with no restrictions on the lots. TRUCK: Separate from the Houser farm auction; 1 01971 GMC 2 ton grain truck with 18' bed will be offered for sale. TERMS: down day of sale on lots on whole tract. Cash, Cashier's Check, Bank Letter of Credit will be accepted. Other terms conditions to be announced day, of sale.

AUCTIONEER'S NOTE: This is an unusual opportunity to buy good farmland in Marshall Co. where YOU set the price. DON'T MISS THIS SALE! Sale conducted by: HATCHETT Real Estate AND AUCTION Route 3, Benton, KY 42025 Broker Auctionner Charles K. Hatchett Phone 437-4864 HOWARD PRINCE AUCTION SERVICE 898-6062 REYNOLDS AUCTION BARN 1015 BROADWAY Auction every Sat. night, 6:30 p.m.

receive merchandise 6 days a week, For pickup service, phone 442-7856, 443- 3620 James Mary Ransom, Owners Grady Neblett. Auc. tioneer PHYLLIS HAM Auctioneer 434 12th DEATH NOTICE.