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THE ALABAMA JOURNAL, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1983 A Makes A Difference 7 Glenn Andrews Callaway i k.r ft 'iff ii 4: it Glenn Andrews Callaway, a native of Montgomery, died Monday in Veterans Administration Hospital in Temple, Texas, of cancer. He was 68. Callaway had lived on Morgan Avenue in Montgomery until joining the Army in 1940, according to his brother, William D. Callaway of Montgomery. He had lived in Richardson, Texas, for 11 years.

Callaway was an employee of Texas Instruments for 11 years. He retired in 1981. He worked in the computer department. He was a member of the American Legion and a former member of Dexter Avenue King Memorial Baptist Church. Callaway said.

Callaway was a 1933 graduate of Sidney Lanier High School. He was an Army veteran cf World War II and the Korean Conflict. Callaway retired from the military in 1971 as a chief master sergeant, his brother said. Callaway was a widower. His wife, Francis Eugenia Butts Callaway, died in 1972.

They had been married since 1939. The funeral will be at 11 a.m. Wednesday at White Chapel Funeral Home with the Rev. Richard Pyper officiating. Burial will follow in Oakwood Cemetery.

In addition to his brother, Callaway is survived by two sons', Glenn Eugene Callaway of Austin, Texas, and Clifton W. Callaway of Richardson, Texas; and another brother, John B. Callaway of Decatur, Ga. aaWto-' 1 "-ii, i i iii if i in i i i if i iir 4i in nf -mm mJ Photoi ly PMI Scanbrook Morris Views His Damaged Truck After Selma Tornado James W. Jackson James W.

Jackson, a native of Grady, died Sunday in St. Margaret's Hospital. The cause of death was attributed to lupus, which was complicated by a ruptured appendix, according to his wife, Mary Sue Jackson. He was 71. Jackson lived at 2601 Wilena St.

and had been a resident of Montgomery since 1966, Mrs. Jackson said. The couple had been married six years. He was a retired civil service employee, she said. Jackson had worked at Gunter Air Force Station for several years.

Jackson was a member of the Hills Chapel Methodist Church and of Victor Lodge No. 809. His hobbies were fishing and hunting. The funeral was today at Leak-Memory Chapel with the Rev. William D.

Hobbs officiating. Burial followed in the church cemetery. In addition to his wife, Jackson is survived by two stepsons, Jerry Vogel and Keith Vogel, both of Montgomery; two sisters, Mrs. W. McCarty of Pelham and Elsie Griffin of Grady; and two grandsons.

Charlie Ralph Kelley 11 i Raymond CONTINUED I ram PACE 1 Tornado car lot not far from the Selma Mall, which escaped unscathed. Raymond Morris, a truck driver from Dothan, said he was driving his rig on the Selma Bypass near the car dealership when the "weather started getting rough." Morris said he parked the truck just before the twister struck. "I just sat there and hung on," Morris said, as the truck started turning over, "I was thinking about my tail getting blown away and the good Lord." Morris' truck landed upside down in a ditch on the side of the road. He received six stitches in his forehead. Phillip Higginbotham said the tornado destroyed his mobile home moments after he heard "a deathly silence." "It was real noisy and loud and all of a sudden, we couldn't hear anything," Higginbotham said.

"I told my wife to get down and it hit right then." Higginbotham said he jumped on top of his wife and 5-year-old son the moment the twister struck the trailer, pushing it about 30 yards off its foundation and onto one side. He walked amid the rubble shortly before daylight today, his left arm in a sling, trying to salvage what he could. Power lines and trees were downed and city crews worked to restore order this morning, particu- 1 VYV Charlie Ralph Kelley, 77, died Sunday in Baptist Medical Center of emphysema. A native of Crenshaw County, Kelley had lived in Montgomery for 45 years. He lived at 2 Houser St.

with his wife of 45 years, Readier Kelley. The couple had celebrated their anniversary Nov. 5, she said. Kelley was a retired employee of Montgomery Building Materials. He did woodwork and retired several years ago after 13 years with the company.

He attended a Holiness Church, Mrs. Kelley said. Kelley also enjoyed doing woodworking in his spare time, she said. The funeral was today at Leak-Memory Chapel with the Rev. Jimmy Jones officiating.

Burial followed in Greenwood Cemetery. In addition to his wife, Kelley is survived by four sons, Felix Kelley of Chattanooga, Paul Kelley of Commerce, James Ralph Kelley and Glen Kelley, both of Montgomery; three daughters, Mildred Anderson of Sherman, Texas, Patricia Hall of Montgomery, and Glennie Byrd of Elmore; a brother, Lester Cochran of Montgomery; 18 grandchildren; and several great-grandchildren. Pallbearers were Harold Pitts, Wesley Cochran, Bobby Cochran, Steve Bradley, James Bryant and Johnny Sullivan. Rangedale Apartments In Selma Ripped By Early Morning Tornado Henry Townsend Name Time Date Funeral Home ANTHONY, Mrs. Sovonnah TTiii Dec.

7 ose GeHr BROWN, Mrs. Sovonnah Phillips-Riley CALLAWAY, 6lnn Andrews TToiii DeTT White Chapel CLAlIt, Mrs. Roslyn Tpni DeTT White Chapel COTTON, Mrs. Minerva Ross-Clayton DAVIS, Mrs. Minerva Tpni DeTl Phillips-Riley DeVAUGHN, loftan Stanley Gossel-Hudmon FRYE, Eugene Franklin 2 pm Dec.

7 Ridout's Hill, Mrs. Alice Thames Tpiii Dec. 7 leak-Memory Chapel KELLEY, Charlie Ralph Tpni Dec. i leak-Memory Chapel LAWRENCE, Mr. Tim Phillips-Riley PEOPLES, Mrs.

Tweetie E. OFpin DeTT Ridoat's TOWNSEND, Corporal Henry, Jr. Tin Dec. 11 loss-Cloyton WILLIAMS, Mrs. Callie J.

pm Dec. 7 Resi-Cloyton Cpl. Henry Townsend who was wounded in the Oct. 3 bombing of Marine headquarters in Beirut, Lebanon, died Friday at Bethesda Naval Hospital in Maryland. The Marine was 21.

The injuries he sustained from the bombing included a punctured lung and a fractured spine. Townsend, a native of Montgomery County, enlisted with the Marines before his 1980 graduation from Jefferson Davis High School, according to his mother, Lillian Townsend of Montgomery. He was sent to Beirut in May. Townsend had received several awards and citations during his short military career, his mother said. His hobbies were listening to music and working on cars.

"He owned a Malibu before he went into the service," she said. "Then he bought me a Cougar for a Christmas present last year. He was always working on cars," she said. Townsend was a member of Trinity A.M.E. Zion Church in Mathews.

The funeral will be at 1 p.m. Sunday at the church with the Rev. Nelson Henry officiating. Burial will follow in Gilmer Cemetery on Pike Road. In addition to his mother, Townsend is survived by his wife, Marcia Townsend of Montgomery; his father, Henry Townsend Sr.

of Montgomery; a daughter, Kewanna Duncan of Montgomery; two sisters, Cynthia Townsend and Valeria Townsend, both of Montgomery; a brother, Bernard Townsend of Montgomery; a stepbrother, Burt R. Thomas, who is stationed with the Air Force in Ramstein, West Germany; a grandmother, Ida Townsend of Montgomery; and a grandfather, Silas Hunt of Montgomery. There will be a family hour Saturday 7-8 p.m. at Ross-Clayton Funeral Home. Robert Aldrich LOS ANGELES (UPI) Movie director Robert Aldrich, a Rockefeller cousin who left the family banking business to bring such hits as "Whatever Happened to Baby Jane?" and "The Dirty Dozen" to the screen, died Monday.

He was 65. Aldrich, twice elected president of the Directors Guild of America, was born in Cranston, R.I., in 1918. Beirut Bombing Burns Kill Alabama Marine larly with water and gas lines. Several trees were downed at the Methodist Children's Home, one landing on one of the buildings. There were no reported injuries.

The hardest hit housing area was at the Rangedale subdivision, a low-income apartment complex near the car company. One resident said she lay down on Chapel. Burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery. Leak-Memory Chapel directing. Survivors include, her husband, William M.

Hill, Montgomery, AL; three sons, William M. Hill, Sunset, LA, James L. Hill and Charles A. Hill, both of Montgomery, AL; two sisters, Pat Thames West, and Velma Thames Jeahle, both of Montgom-ery, AL; six grandchildren. Ross-Clayton MONTGOMERY COTTON, Mrs.

Minerva, a resident of 655 Smythe Curve, died in a local hospital, December 5, 1983. Funeral arrangements and relatives will be announced later by Ross-Clayton Funeral Home. TOWNSEND, Corporal Henry, Jr. expired Friday, December 2, 1983, at Bethesda Naval Hospital in Maryland from wounds received in the October 3, 1983, bombing of the Marine Headquarters in Beirut. Funeral services will be held Sunday, December 11, 1983 at 1 p.m.

from the Trinity A.M.E. Church with Rev. Nelson Henry, officiating. Burial will be in the Gilmer Cemetery with Ross-Clayton Funeral Home directing. He leaves to mourn his passing a wife, Mrs.

Marcia Townsend; a daughter, Kewanna Duncan; parents, Lillian and Hen- 5f Townsend brother, Bernard ownsend; two sisters, Cynthia and Valeria Townsend, all of Montgomery, AL; one stepbrother, Burl R. Thomas, Ramstein, Germany; one grandmother, Mrs. Ida Townsend; grandfather, Mr. Silas Hunt; grandmother-in-law, Esther Adams; mother-in-law, Mrs. Theresa Calhoun; father-in-law, Isaisah Calhoun; five aunts.

Ms. Betty Hunter, Mrs. Rosa P. Townsend, Ms. Rhonda Bogarty, Mrs.

Luester Hunter, Mrs. Alfreda Hunter; three uncles, Mr. David Hunter, Mr. Phelton Townsend, Mr. James Hunter; ten great aunts including Mrs.

Sadie Pickett and Mrs. Ruth Pickett; 11 great uncles; numerous cousins including Bridgette One woman, sitting on a couch in her bathroom, said she was in a state of shock. The woman's mother sitting across from her said she had planned to move in to one of the units across the street that had been destroyed. "I'm sure glad I didn't do it," she said. brothers, E.

W. Moseley, Tusca-? loosa, AL, James Mosesley and Lawrence Mosesley, both of Prattville, AL; several nieces and nep-phews. FRYE, Eugene Franklin, a resident of 103 Irma, died, Sunday, December 4, 1983, in a Montgomery hospital. Funeral services will be held Wednesday, December 7, 1983, at 2 p.m. from Ridout's Prattville Chapel with Pastor Henry Smith and John Nevel officiating.

Burial will be in Oak Hill Cemetery. Ridout's Prattville Chapel directing. Survivors include, his wife, Mary Shelsa Frye, Prattville, AL; two daughters, Sara Goff, LaCressant, MO and Mary Alexander, Salisbury, NC; four sons, Eugene Frye, Petal, MS, William Frye, Alexandria, VA. Shelby Frye, Lancaster, SC and Donald Frye, Prattville, AL; one sister, Katherine Five, Prattville, AL; seven grandchildren. Pallbearers will be Eugene Frye, William Frye Shelby Frye, Donald Frye, John Frye, William Goff.

Family will be receiving friend at thier residence. In lieu of flowers, the family requests memorial donations be made to the Presbyterian Children's Home, Talladega, AL. Rose-Geeter WBTUMPKA ANTHONY, Mrs. Savannah, a resident of Rt. 4 Box 285, Wetumpka, AL.

Funeral services will be held Wednesday, December 7, 1983, at 1 p.m. from the Love and Peace. Baptist Church with Rev. M. Hendricks, pastor and Rev.

Ed McKin-ney officiating. Burial will be in Cathamagby Cemetery. Rose-Geeter Funeral Home-directing. Survivors include, one daughter, Mrs. Annie Ruth Jackson; three sisters, Mrs.

Minnie Howard, Mrs. Mary Haygood and Mrs. Marie Jordan, all of Cleveland, OH; stepmother, Mrs. Irene Haggerty, Cleveland, OH; 24 nieces and nephews, including a very devoted one, Mrs. Catherine Howard, Wetumpka, AL; one aunt; one uncle; a host of other relatives and friends.

Gassett-Hudman WETUMPKA DeVAUGHN, Lofton Stanley, 67, a resident of Rt. 2, Deatsville, AL, died, Monday, December 5, 1983, after a brief illness in a local hospital. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Gassett-Hudman Funeral Home. Survivors include, his wife, Pauline Williams De Vaughn, Deatsville, AL; four sons, Jimmy De Vaughn, Winfred De Vaughn, Ray Devaughn and Kenneth DeVaughn, all of Deatsville, AL; two daughters, Sher-ri D. Cooper, Deatsville, AL and Sharon D.

Lewis, Eclectic, AL; two brothers. M. Alvin De Vaughn, Deatsville, AL and Dr. J. Ever-rette De Vaughn, NC; one sister, Mrs.

Medie D. Bryant. Clanton, AL; five grandchildren. Pallbearers will be Rudolph Bar ron, Larry Bryant, Wayne De-Vaughn, John H. Lewis, Billy Salter, Joe Thomas.

top of her son at the foot of the boy's bed when the twister struck. "I was trying to wake him up and get his clothes on when it hit," the woman said. "It sounded like a jet taking off. "It happened so fast it felt like the walls were caving in on us," she added. "My son slept through the whole thing while I lay on top -of him." Hunter, Rosita Roderick and Patricia Townsend; five sisters-in-law; six brothers-in-law- and a devoted friend, Curley Thomas.

Family hour will be held at Ross-Clayton Funeral Home on Saturday, December 10, 1983, from 7 p.m. until 8 p.m. WILLIAMS, Mrs. Callie 83, a resident of 218 National died in a local Medical Center on December 2, 1983: Funeral services will be held on Wednesday, December 7, 1983, at 12 p.m. from the Lenora Street St.

James Baptist Church with Rev. Alvin Dortch officiating. Burial will be in Fannie Matthews Cemetery. Ross-Clayton Funeral Home directing. Survivors include several cousins, Mr.

Zack Phillips, Mrs. Lylla T. Phillips, Mr. Fred Braggs, Mrs. Essie Braggs, Mrs.

Julia Bennett, and Mr. Lenzy Bennett; a host of other relatives and friends. The body will lie in state at the church from 10 a.m. until funeral hour. Phillips-Riley Montgomery BROWN, Mrs.

Savannah, died suddenly Saturday morning, December 3, 1983. Funeral plans and survivors will be announced by Phillips-Riley Funeral Home DAVIS, Mrs. Minerva, 3357 Round-tree died in a local hospital, Monday, December 5, 1983. Funeral services will be held Wednesday, December 7, 1983, at 1 p.m. from Lily Baptist Church, 820 Hill with Rev.

Thomas E. Jordan, pastor, officiating. Burial will be in Kindle Cemetery. Phillips-Riley Funeral Home directing. Survivors include, three brothers, the Rev.

Arthur McReynolds, Mr, Willis McReynolds, both of Chattanooga, TN and Mr. Jessie James, Snow Hill, AL; one sister, Mrs. Lena Jackson, Chicago, IL; a devoted niece, Ms. Ann Vickers, Montgomery, AL; other nieces and nephews: a devoted friend, Mrs. Willie Mae Bradley, Detroit, MI; She was a member of Lily Baptist Church.

LAWRENCE, Mr. Tim, died suddenly Saturday morning, December 3, 1983. Funeral plans and survivors will be announced later by Phillips-Riley Funeral Home. Ridout's PRATTVI LLECH APE PEOPLES, Mrs. Tweetie 55, a resident of Rt.

5 Box 510, Pratt-ville, AL, died, December 5, 1983, in a Montgomery hospital. Funeral services will be held Wednesday, December 7, 1983, at 3:30 p.m. from Ridout's Prattville Chapel with Rev, Herman Cowan and Rev. William Moseley officiating. Burial will be in Memory Gardens Cemetery.

Ridout's Prattville Chapel directing. Survivors include) one daughter, Mrs. Sharon Elizabeth Williams andson-in-law, Gerald E. Williams: granddaughters, Christine and Michelle Williams, all of Douglassville. GA; one sister, Mrs.

Jewell Holcombe, Marbury, AL; three Jr. gical Research Burn Center since Oct. 25. The center is located at Fort Sam Houston. Dery said Hudson "died of injuries he received in the explosion." Hudson and several other Marines injured in the terrorist bombing of Marine Headquarters in Beirut were airlifted to San Antonio to undergo treatment shortly after the attack.

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Funeral services will be held from White Chapel, Wednesday, December 7, 1983, at 11 a.m. with Bishop Richard Pyper officiating. Interment will be in Oak-wood Cemetery. White Chapel directing. Survivors include, two sons, Glenn Eugene Callaway, Austin, TX and Clifton W.

Callaway, Richardson, TX; two brothers, John B. Callaway, Decatur, GA and William D. Montgomery, AL; a number of nieces and nephews. CLARK, Mrs. Roslyn a resident of 212A E.

Delano died, Sunday, December 4, 1983, in a local hospital after a brief illness. Graveside services will be held Wednesday, December 7, 1983, at 2 p.m. from Oakwood Cemetery with Rev. Reba D. Wiley officiating.

White Chapel directing. Survivors include, one daughter, Mrs. Mary C. Maxwell, Raleigh, NC; three grandchildren, John S. Maxwell, Louisville, CO, Laurie B.

Maxwell, Grand Junction, CO and Timothy Scott Maxwell, Alton, III; a number of nieces, nephews. Pallbearers will be W. M. Petrey, W. M.

Petrey, J. T. Eckford, John L. Petrey. In lieu of flowers, donations may De made to the St.

Mark's United Methodist Church Relocation Funds. Visitation will be held from White Chapel, Tuesday, December 6, 1983, from 3 p.m. until 7 p.m. Leak-Memory HILL, Mrs. Alice Thames, 69, a resident of 2616 Locust 5, 1983, at her residence.

Funeral services will be held Wednesday, December 7, 1983, at 1 p.m. from Leak-Memory SAN ANTONIO, Texas (UPI) A U.S. Marine burned in the terrorist bombing attack in Beirut has died at the Brooke Army Medical Center burn unit, an Army spokesman said today. Lance Cpl. Terry L.

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