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Sec. 1 Community Responds To Local Tyler FRIDAY, JUNE 23, 1989 8 "i Food Drive With 35,000 Pounds Marjorie lafelice Services Saturday AROUND TYLER Services for Mrs. Marjorie M. lafelice. 64, Tyler, are scheduled for 10:30 a.m.

Saturday at Lloyd James Funeral Home chapel, Tyler, with the Rev. James Cheatham and the Rev. Kim Beckham officiating. Burial will be in Liberty Hill Cemetery. Mrs.

lafelice died Thursday morning in a Tyler hospital after a Billy Wayne Brown Services Saturday brief illness. She was born July 1, 1924, in Tyler and was a lifelong resident. She was a 1948 graduate of Tri-State College, Shreveport, and was a former nursing teacher at Medical Center Hospital, Tyler, and was one of the first to issue the polio vaccine in East Texas. She also worked with pioneer heart surgeon Dr. Michael DeBakey in Houston.

She was a member of Westwood Baptist Church. Survivors include a son and daughter-in-law, Don and Kim lafelice, Tyler; two brothers, Roy Dean and Floyd Dean, both of Tyler; a sister, Mrs. Edna Bonds, Conroe; and one granddaughter, Teresa lafelice, Tyler. Pallbearers will be Larry Bonds, Jerry Bonds, Charles Dean, Jimmy McDougal, Jerry Humphries and bank, Executive Director Dara Austin said. Since its opening in October 1988, the food bank has served an estimated 45,000 individuals through agencies in 23 counties.

The following is a list of contributors to the canned food drive: TylerSmith County Child Welfare Board, Littera Literary Club, Mother Frances Hospital Auxiliary, Target employees, Delta Sigma Theta, Kilgore Rotary Club, First Presbyterian Church, Green Acres Baptist Church, Wesley United Methodist Church, St. Gregory School, McDonald's, KETK-TV 56, KLTV-Channel 7, KTBB-KNUE, Tyler Morning Telegraph Courier Times, Southwestern Bell Telephone Southland Food Distribution Center, Brookshire Grocery Tyler Independent School District administration, Rex-Hide Industries and La Gloria. "We have a very special thank you for the employees and union of Kelly-Springfield Tire Company for all their efforts and support," Ms. Austin said. School canned food drive winners were: Moore Middle School, first place; Andy Woods Elementary, second place; and Bonner Elementary, third place.

Other school participants included Griffin Elementary, Orr Middle School, Douglas Middle School, Peete Elementary, Stewart Middle School, St. Louis School, Austin Elementary, Rice Elementary, Hogg Middle School, John Tyler High School, Dixie Elementary, Jones Elementary, Boulter Middle School, Ramey Elementary and Birdwell Elementary. The Regional East Texas Food Bank is located in Tyler Industrial Park, in the former Bearing Chain Co. building, 3401 Robertson Road. The Regional East Texas Food Bank collected more than 35,000 pounds of goods during its two-week canned food drive last month.

The food bank began the drive, with the theme "Open Your Heart to the Hungry," to stock up on goods to meet the increasing needs from area agencies. The canned goods will provide a better variety to the 55 agencies served by the Floyd Gene Tyler Services Saturday Services for Floyd Gene Tyler, 60, Tyler, are scheduled for 4 p.m. Saturday in Memorial Funeral Home West chapel with Brother Rex Ponder officiating. Burial will be in Memorial Park Cemetery. Mr.

Tyler died Thursday in his residence after a brief illness. He was born Aug. 14, 1928, in Hope, Ark. He was a shipping supervisor for Bonar Packaging formerly USI, for 28 years. He was a member of Masonic Lodge No.

33 of Tyler. He was a Shriner and a member of Sharon Temple. He was a deacon in Friendly Baptist Church, Tyler. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Clarise Tyler, Tyler; a son, Larry Tyler, Garland; two.daughters and sons-in-law, Sallye and R.C.

Rife, Hide-A-Way Lake, Margie and Mike Tapley, Whitehouse; two brothers, Ermon Tyler, Fowler, and Weldon Tyler, Waco; two sisters, Edna Gowdy and Lav-erne Davis, both of Waco; and six grandchildren. Pallbearers will be Gary Tyler, Gerald Tyler, Ricky Tyler, Dicky Tyler, Jamie Davis, Leslie Davis, Royce Davis and Ray Gowdy. Family will receive friends 6-8 p.m. tonight at the funeral home. Paul J.

Kopp Services Saturday Graveside services for Paul J. Kopp, 75, Tyler, are scheduled for 10 a.m. Saturday at Rose Hill Cemetery with Dr. James Garrett officiating. Services are under direction of Burks-Walker-Tippit Funeral CAP Volunteer Banquet Saturday Night The Lester Smith Community Action Program (CAP) volunteer banquet is scheduled for 7 p.m.

Saturday in the Texas College cafeteria. The program, under direction of Matthew Isabell, will feature the Rev. Elmo King, Joe Edwards and special music by Mrs. Theola Sessions and Mrs. Gloria Thomas.

The Rev. James F. Bailey, chairman of the Rusk-Cherokee-Smith CAP board will serve as master of ceremonies at the volunteers' recognition banquet. Lester Smith volunteers currently have an ongoing fund-raising project, which will culminate in a trip to Washington, D.C., to attend a national conference in September. The fund-raising effort is conducted through commodity distribution centers and churches, Bailey said.

Commodities are distributed the second Thursday of the month at the following locations: True Vine Baptist Church, William Booth Garden Apartments, Butler Baptist Church. Hillside Community Center. Antioch Baptist Church, Ebenezer Baptist Church, Fellowship Baptist Church. Mount Calvary Baptist Church, St. Violet Baptist Church, Mount Moriah C.M.E.

Church. North Star Baptist Church. Salvation Army. Shady Grove Baptist Church, Mount Olive Baptist Church, Greater St. Mary's Baptist Church, Liberty Winona Baptist Church and Lily of the Valley Church, all of Tyler: Liberty Baptist Church; Troup; Lindale Community Center.

Flint; New Canaan Baptist Church, Troup; Sharon Seventh Day Adventist Church. Winona; St. Mary's Baptist Church, Lindale; and Flint Community Center, Flint. R.E. Lee Class Slates 25th Reunion The Robert E.

Lee High School Class of 1964 will celebrate its 25th reunion Friday and Saturday. Events include registration party Friday night at Holiday Inn, a picnic and softball games at 10 a.m. Saturday at Lindsey Park, and a dinner at 7 p.m. Saturday at Willow Brook Country Club. Any Lee graduates, teachers, families and friends from 1962 to 1966 are invited.

There is no charge, but those attending the reunion should bring a lunch to the picnic. For more information, call Babs Dean Connally at 593-3246 or Carol Ann Paul Adams at 561-1311. Saturday Garage Sale Benefits D-Fy-lt Kelly-Springfield and United Rubber Workers Local 746 will sponsor a garage sale at the Union Hall 8 a.m. -6 p.m. Saturday to raise funds to purchase D-Fy-It (Drug-Free Youths In Texas) T-shirts, Paul Dickson, one of the organizers, said.

An estimated 3,000 Smith County students are expected to join the D-Fy-It program this coming school year. T-shirts, which are provided free to students, cost about $5 each to make, he said. "It's quite expensive to furnish the T-shirts, but they'll be. furnished to the kids free once they enter the program," Dickson said. For more information, contact Dave Roule at 535-1600 or 535-1500, extension 600; Truman Mizzles at 535-1500, extension 650; or the Union Hall at 595-3469.

Mid-City Kiwanians Sponsor Show Tyler Mid-City Kiwanis Club will sponsor a performance of Tom Shep-pard's Magical Moments Show at 2 p.m. Saturday in D.K. Caldwell Auditorium, 301 S. College Ave. The show will feature Sheppard performing magic acts and illusions, including sawing a woman in three parts and suspending a person in air, Bill Langston of the Mid-City Kiwanis said.

Tickets cost $7 at the door. A family ticket for four costs $16.75. Gary Kelly. Family will receive friends p.m. Friday at the funeral home.

Mrs. Elvira Miller Services Friday Services for Mrs. Elvira Warren Miller, 68, Midlothian, a Tyler native, were held at 11 a.m. Friday at. Mount Pleasant Baptist Church in Midlothian with the Rev.

Carl McDuffy officiating. Burial was in Midlothian Cemetery under direction of Community Funeral Home, Waxahachie. Mrs. Miller died Monday in a Dallas hospital after a brief illness. She was bom April 2, 1921, in Smith County.

She was a member of Mount Pleasant Baptist Church, Midlothian. Survivors include her husband, Hasie Miller, Midlothian; a son, Ivey Earl Miller, Midlothian; two daughters, Carrie S. Robinson, Dallas, and Betty Hamilton, Waxahachie; three brothers, Stanly B. Warren Tyler, Willie T. Warren, Dallas, and Ivey Warren Los Angeles, seven sisters, Naomi Eames and Ruth Golden, both of Tyler, Esther Jones and Dorothy Palmer, both of Los Angeles, Ruby L.

White, Carson, and Sue Nell Hewitt, Comp-ton, and Lassie B. Davis, Palestine; 13 grandchildren; and 24 great-grandchildren. Princess Wilson Services Saturday Services for Mrs. Princess Black Wilson, 57, Tyler, are scheduled for 2 p.m. Saturday in Brooks Sterling Mortuary chapel with Elder Tyrone Anderson officiating.

Burial will be in Goss Cemetery, Tyler. Mrs. Wilson died Tuesday in a Tyler hospital. She was born Jan. 31, 1932, in Tyler.

She was a lifelong resident of Tyler and a member of True Vine Baptist Church. She was a housewife. Survivors include six sons, Albert Earl Mack, Ernest Lee Mack, Services for Billy Wayne Brown. 29. Houston, formerly of Tyler, are scheduled for 2 p.m.

Saturday in Brown's Chapel C.M.E. Church in Big Sandy with the Rev. Linzie Vowie. the Rev. Abraham and the Rev.

S.L. Curry officiating. Burial will be in Elam Springs Cemetery under direction of Harmon Mortuary, Tyler. Mr. Brown died Tuesday in a Houston hospital after a short illness.

He was born ii. 1-yler, July 19, 1959. He married Allison Johnson in July 1986. He was employed with Backlog Temporary Agency and was a member of North Tennaha Church of Christ. He was an avid softball player.

Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Allison Johnson Brown, Houston; three daughters, DeAndria LaShay Ellen Brown and Keyiona Mara-chella Brown, both of Tyler, Vash-erie Danielle Brown, Houston; parents, Mrs. Bobbie and Nathaniel Brown, Tyler; grandparents, Mrs. Janie Lee Brown, Mrs. Ozzie Mae Harris, all of Tyler; a brother, Kenneth Earl Brown, Minneapolis, and a sister, Lillie Mae Brown, Tyler.

Pallbearers will be Randy Moss, Michael Taylor, Jerry Henry, Winfred Johnson, Gus Matthews and G.B. Antwine. Donald Williams Sr. Services Saturday Services for Donald Lee Williams 40, Tyler, are scheduled for 2 p.m. Saturday in Greater Shiloh Baptist Church with the Rev.

L.C. Thompkins officiating. Burial will be in Bethlehem Flint Cemetery under direction of Harmon Mortuary. Tyler. Mr.

Williams died Monday at his residence after a brief illness. He was born Jan. 16, 1949. in Tyler. He was employed with the City of Tyler Sanitation Department and was a Baptist.

Survivors include his wife, Carolyn Williams, Tyler; two sons, Donald L. Williams Jr. and Stelvin Deon Vickers, both of Tyler; a daughter. Donna R. Williams, Tyler; his mother, Mrs.

Martha Williams. Tyler; five brothers, Raymond E. Williams, Kenny H. Williams, Robbie L. Williams, all of Tyler, Gary W.

Williams, Hawaii, and Staff Sgt. Calvin D. Williams, West Germany; seven sisters, Francis Scott, Evelyn E. Williams and Martha Geniece Williams, air of Tyler, Dollie Lynn Bowser, Terrell, Sgt. Barbara L.

Taylor, and Alicia Brooks, both of West Germany, and Freda Mobley, Tyler. Pallbearers will be Gary W. Williams, Kenny H. Williams, Selvin Vickers, Raymond Williams, James Collier, Staff Sgt. Calvin D.

Williams. Robbie L. Williams and Ronnie L. Williams. Visitation will be Friday in the funeral home.

Morning Markets NEW YORK (AP) -Morning stocks: Low Last High 64 Vi Home. Mr. Kopp died Thursday night in a Tyler hospital after a lengthy illness. He was born July 20, 1913, in Cheyenne, and lived in Tyler 48 years. He was a member of Marvin United Methodist Church, a veteran of World War II and a retired salesman of Montgomery Ward.

Survivors include one son, Richard J. Kopp, Phoenix, one 63 59 22 36 44 22 11 92 17 9-16 89 49 22 70 22 59 53 34 52 25 63 59 22 36 44 22 11 92 17 9-16 88 49 22 69 22 59 52 34 52 25 40 58 51 21 39 27 70 91 86 39 110 48 23' 44 34 18 48 55 56 53 67 40 52 1 56 54 55 11 30 52 69 32 109 59 22 37 44H 22' 11 92' 17V4 9-16 89 49Vi 22' 70 22 59 53 34 524 25'2 40 58 51 V4 21 39 27 71 91 87 40 110 48 24 44 34 18 48 56 57 54 68 41 52 1 57 54 55 11 30 53 69 32 110 Reception Saturday For GOP Legislator A reception honoring State Rep. Patricia Hill is scheduled for 3 p.m. Saturday at Smith County Republican Headquarters, Olde English Village, 3502 S. Broadway Ave, The reception is open to the public and is intended to provide a platform for review and preview of legislative and political actions at the state level, according to Harris Oswalt, Smith County Republican Club president.

Ms. Hill, R-Dallas, is chairman of the Judicial Affairs Committee. She has served as a member of the Texas House of Representatives since 1983 and is an attorney. The Smith County Republican Women's Club is helping to sponor the event. Hollowell To Speak A Joint Meeting Lt.

Gen. Bill Hollowell, Texas Air National Guard is scheduled to speak to a joint meeting of the East Texas Chapter of the Military Order of the World Wars and the Rose Capital Chapter of the Retired Officers Association at 6 p.m. Saturday in Cace's Restaurant in Tyler. Hollowell, a state representative for the 5th District which includes Van Zandt, Upshur and part of Smith counties, has also served with in the Texas Air National Guard, the National Guard Bureau at the Pentagon and with the Federal Emergency Management Agency. For dinner reservations, call Lt.

Col. James Stacey, Tyler, at 561-1662. John Tyler Class Reunion Scheduled The John Tyler High School Class of 1964 will celebrate its 25-year reunion Saturday beginning with registration at 10 a.m. at Holiday Inn Southeast Crossing. A dance is scheduled at 7 p.m.

Saturday at Jack's American Bar, adjacent to the Holiday Inn, with a "25 Years in the Jungle" safari theme. Some 170 are expected to attend the event, an organizer said. John Moreland Services Saturday daughter, Carol Ann McCulloh; Las Vegas, and four grandchildren. Mrs. Patricia Cole Services Monday Services for Mrs.

Patricia Okwunwa Cole, 59, Tyler, are scheduled for noon Monday at Harmon Mortuary chapel with the Rev. Jerry Phelps officiating. Burial will be in Lagos, Nigeria. Mrs. Cole died Monday at a Tyler hospital after a short illness.

She was born April 22, 1930. in Lagos, Nigeria, and was a member of Tyler Metro Church and was a self-employed building contractor. Survivors include two sons, Emmanuel C. Cole and Nchibisi Cole, both of Nigeria; two daughters, To- Clarence Ray Mack, Raymond Charles Mack and Ronnie Paul Mack, all of Tyler, and Windale Anderson Mack, Dallas; two daughters, Patricia Black House and Laresenia Black, both of Tyler; three sisters, Ruby Black Thomas and Ivra C. Liggins, both of Tyler, and Lillie Pearl Hagler Heath, Dallas; and 15 grandchildren.

Pallbearers will be Frederick Collins, Kenneth Banks, Wilbert Loftin, Grant Black and Charlie Kaufman. with Dr. J. Hubert Boyd officiat- 40 58 51 21 39 27 70 91 86 39 110 48 24 44 34 18 48 56 57 54 68 41 52 1 56' 54 55 11 30 52 69 32 110 47 49 36 14 2 89 31 25 26 8 40 96 49 109 55 48 5 81 34 41 57 57) 22 38 23 112 14 23 44 28 61 26 27 51 11 AMRCorp Ameritech AMIInc Amoco Arkla Armcolnc AtlRichfld BakerHugh BancTexas BellAtlan BellSouth Beth Steel Borden CamronlrWk Caterpllr Centel CentSo West Chevron Chrysler Coastal CocaCola Colg Palm ComlMetl CyprusMinr CyprusMin wi DeltaAIrl DigitalEq DowChem Dressrlnd duPont EstKodak Enserch Exxon FtCtyBcp Flowerlnd FordMotor GTECorp GnDynam GenElct GenMills GenMotors GnMotrE GlobMar Goodrich Goodyear GtAtlPac GullStaUt Haliburtn HolidayCp HollyFarm Houstlnd IBM IntlPaper JohnsJhn a KMart Kroger vLTV Cp Litton Ind LoneSta Ind Lowes Lubys vjMCorp Maxus MayOSt Medtronic Mobil Monsanto Motorola NCNBCp Navistar Nynex OryxEnoyn PacTeleais PenneyJC Phelps Ood PhllipPet Polaroid Primerlca ProctGamb PubS NwMx SFePacCp SearsRoeb SrterwInWm SmithBeck Southern Co SwstAIrl SwalBell Start ngChm SunCo TNPEnl Tandy Templlnld Tenneco Texaco TexAmBnch TexEasln Taxailnd Texaslnal Tex Utll Textron Tyler USX Corp UnCarbde UnPacCp SWeat UniTel Unocal WalMart WeatghEl Xerox Cp ZenlthE mg. Burial will be in Smyrna Cemetery, Harleton.

Mr. Moreland died Thursday night in a Tyler nursing home after a long illness. He was born Oct. 11, 1900, in Sulphur Springs. He was a retired from the Marshall News Messenger working in the maintenance departme.it.

He was a member of Bailes Baptist Church in Tyler. Survivors include his wife, Pearl Leona Moreland, Tyler; five sons, Clyde Vance, Royce Moreland, Jackie Moreland, all of Tyler, John Moreland, White Oak, and Lowell Moreland, San Diego; two daughters, Mary June Guerin, Norman, and Mrs Joyce Marr, Tyler; Services for John Moreland, 88, Tyler, are scheduled for 4 p.m. Saturday at Sullivan Funeral Home Travis Street Chapel in Marshall Fawcett Owens Services Held Services for Fawcett Owens, 91, Houston, sister of two Tyler residents, were held 11:30 a.m. Tuesday in the Heights Funeral Home chapel in Houston with the Rev. Jerry.

Lemon officiating. Burial was at Forest Park Lawn-dale Cemetery. Mrs. Owens died Sunday. Survivors include a daughter, Marie Cavis; a granddaughter, Donna Herdejurgen; two sisters, Luese Vickery and Letcha Wilker-son; two brothers, R.N.

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Chinedu Nwokedi; and seven sisters, Mrs. Nakanda Alice, Mrs. Elizabeth Onwuka, Mrs. Clara Nwalusi, Mrs. Paulina Okwuosa, and Mrs.

Obi-anuju, Mrs. Carolyn Okeke, Mrs. Cecilia Ogbo. Pallbearers will be the Rev. Benson Dike, Nby Arthus Smith, Ngoz L.G..

VValantine N. and Sebastine, Uwa. Reuben Jordan Services Saturday Services for Mrs. Reuben Harris Jordan, 67, Tyler, are scheduled for 1:30 p.m. Saturday in Marvin United Methodist Church with Dr.

James T. Garrett officiating. Burial will be in Tyler Memorial Cemetery under direction of Lloyd James. She was born June 13, 1922, in Gastonia, N.C. She moved to Tyler in 1945 and was a retired school teacher for Tyler Independent Schools.

She was a member of Marvin United Methodist Church and past worthy matron of Rose Garden Chapter No. 975 Order of the Eastern Star. She was past president of Social Order of Beauceants. Survivors include her husband, Edgar Jordan, Tyler; two daughters and sons-in-law, Jan and Jim-mie Price. Carthage, Lynn and John Rowland, Bossier City, two grandchildren, Patrick Rowland and Sarah Jane Rowland, both of Bossier City; three brothers, H.

Gordon Harris, Gastonia, William Harris, York. and Pete Harris. Lakewood, five listers, Margaret Strauch, Redford, Ellen Spindler, Josephine White and Mildred Dover, all of Gastonia, and Patricia Hutchinson, Mount Holly, N.C. Family will receive friends p.m. tonight at the funeral home.

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