Johnson City Press from Johnson City, Tennessee • 2

yCu' i 9 I Paq 2 JOHNSON CITY PRESS-CHRONICLE Monday Evening July 17 1972 Area deaths NATIONAL WfATKft SitVICf FORECAST 7AM I 7-1B-72 (CDITOK't NOTE: An tHIfi netlcet nr the evemne edition of tin Johnson City Pms-Chronlcio will ho accepted until to is city edition deed line Is I tun Notices tor the Stele end Sunday editions is 1 the day MRS NELL ISAACS HAMPTON Mrs Nell McQueen Isaacs 46 Rt 2 Dogwood Acres died Sunday evening in Johnson City Memorial Estel Elliott 41 407 Watauga Ave died unexpectedly at I 30 pm Sunday while at work at Beaumt Corp A native of Carter County Mr Elliott was veteran of the Korean War and a member of East River Park Christian Church Surviving are his widow Mrs Ruby Hardm Elliott parents Mr" and Mrsr Charlie Elliott JRt 7 one sister Mrs Edna Nave three brothers Alex Cartjr Boulevard Exterw sion Carlton and Joe Rt 7 two half-sisters Mrs Susie Buckles and Mrs Mattie Campbell Elizabethton one half-brother Wiley Elliott Rt 7 Hathaway-Percy is in charge Hospital following an extended illness A native of Carter County Mrs Isaacs was a member of Biltmore Baptist Church Survivors include her husband Lloyd Isaacs one son Richard of the home parents Mr and Mrs Ree McQueen East Street four sisters Mrs Ivalene Nave Rt 9 Mrs Gladys Birchfield Rt 1 Mrs Florence McQueen 205 St and Mrs Evelyn Lowrence Sunny Acres two brothers Stewart Vaughn 104 St and Ree Jr Lexington Ky Tetrick Elizabethton is in charge DAVID EDD MUNSEY David Edd Munsey 30 Rt 6 drowned Saturday Lexington Ky A native of Kentucky Mr Munsey had lived in Carter County for the past three years We hove fine gem color three carat dia-momLwhich we believe is an exceptional value May we show it to you? BECKNER'S 232 MAIN ST Since 1886 Surviving are his widow Mrs Maude Hartley- Munsey five sohs Danny Benjamin William David Jr and Michael Wayne of the home parents Mr and Mrs Claude Munsey New Market four sisters Mrs Wanda Jefferson City Mrs Peggy Beil New Market Mrs Shirley Rucker Rutledge and Mrs Barbara Keene Wilmington Pel nine brothers Robert Farris and Roger Jefferson City Donald Billy Steve Kyle and Claude Jr New Market and Cpl Larry Munsey with the Marines Vietnam Hathaway-Percy Elizabethton is in charge HOWARD LILLY Word has been received here of the death of Howard Lyle LiUy 60 2519 Wilder Ave Tampa Fla He died un expectedly at his home Sunday mormng A native of Johnson City Mr Lilly has been a resident of Florida smce 1947 He son of the late and Kate Lilly Survivors include his widow Mrs Stacey Lyle Lilly one son John of the home one sister Mrs Marjorie Ann Lewis Claremont Cahf one brother Felix Eugene Johnson City Jenmngs Funeral Home Tampa is charge Turner treated for cut throat in Elizabethton (P-C ElftatwHitoA SartM) ELIZABETHTON Charlie Turner 103 Berry Road as brought to the emergency room at Carter County Memorial Hospital at 9 Saturday with a cut to the throat Turner was released after treatment Details of the incident are not available as apparently no report has been filed 1 The hospital said at 1055 lSiyear-old EMa' Turned 127 Berry Road was'-treated for a deep-laceration to the forearm which they said was self-inflicted He was not admitted A one-car accident at Gao Creek about 'midnight Saturday resulted in -injuries to two persons Ricky Arnett 18- Rt 3 Roan Mountain was admitted for lacerations John Odom 20 Rt 2 sustained lacerations to the upper Up left arm and abrasions to the back They were released after-treatment Mrs Gladys Mast Rt 6 was injured in an automobile accident on West Street yesterday She sustained lacerations to the forehead and complained of neck pain She was released after treatment Juveniles sentenced for station break-in CP-C Irwin linw) ERWIN Two male juveniles ages 15 and 17 were sentenced to the State Department of Corrections Saturday in Juvenile Court Both were charged in connection with a break-in last week at Bogart Service Station on the Johnson City Highway Judge Howard Garland placed two 15-year-old youths on probation after they were charged with stripping a car UP1 WIATHII FOTOCAST Great Lakes as well as in parts of lower Florida Mostly fair weather is likely elsewhere (UPI Telephoto Map) WEATHER FORECAST Showers and thundershowers are expected tonight across much of the area from the lower Mississippi Valley to the DREW RAY BENNETT ERWIN Drew Ray Bennett 58 1522 26th St Miami Fla died Sunday after a lingering illness the Oliver Mamer Nursmg Home Mr Bennett was a native of Unicoi where he lived for 12 years He was employed by Martin Shipping Co Miami Survivors include three sons Billy California Toney Erwin and Earl California one daughter Mrs Jeanme Baucom Erwin two brothers California and Fred Johnson City two sisters Mrs Ethel Fulrell Johnson City and Mrs Russell Tittle Erwrn and seven grandchildren Erwn Memonal is in charge Vote For A CHANGE IN THE TAX ASSESSOR OFFICE VOTE FOR Guy Blackwell i (Paid Political Adv) Fischer gains initiative over Spassky REYKJAVIK Iceland (AP) Isaac Kashdan the inter- A mnrtnoTi ihallanrrai Dakkn noiiAnnl irronrlmocfae ansltmtlff American national analyzing EDWARD ELLIOTT ELIZABETHTON Edward MID tyUTtWW Say With jftarc fr9 MRS BESSIE WATAUGA Mrs Bessie Humphrey 67 Rt 1 died at 10 Sunday in Johnson City Memorial Hospital A native of Carter County and daughter of the late 3ifl and Lilly Smith Humphrey she was preceded in death by a son Leonard Oct 3 1970 She was a member of Cripple Creek Freewill Baptist Church Surviving are her husband Patrick five daughters Mrs Louise Powers and Mrs Jean Scalf Rt 1 Mrs Blanche Carroll and Mrs Doris (Ornne) Lash Rt 3 Elizabethton and Mrs Delores Brown Triangle Va four sons Frank of the home Claude Henry and Richard (Bud) Rt 1 six sisters Mrs Alma Elliott Rt 1 Mrs Ada Hahn Rt 6 Johnson City Mrs Mary Nell Messi-mer Ohio and Mrs Grace Hodge Mrs Anna Bell Cox and Mrs Rose Patrick Elizabethton three brothers Clyde Humphrey Johnson City Carl and Everett Humphrey Ohio 24 grandchildren and a number of nieces and nephews Hathaway-Percy is in charge Rice charged Toby TEILMANN'S Florist And Greenhouses 1712 Oakland Ay a rhm-M4i m-mi The Sign of Savings grandmaster the match for The Associated Press said Fischer had excellent winning chances He said in a clash of grandmasters the one pawn advantage could be decisive In five previous meetings Fischer had never beaten Spassky He lost three playing black and drawn two when he played white and had the first move Fischer needs 12 points to dethrone Spassky while the Russian can retain his title with only 12 A player gets point for winning a fame and naif a point for a draw Spassky won their opening game at Reyjavik last week and was declared winner of the second by forfeit when Fischer failed to appear because he objected to hidden television cameras filming the match Officials overruled the appeal against the forfeit and until the last minute it was uncertain if Fischer would continue He and two lawyers assisting him in Iceland had seats booked on a Sunday afternoon flight to New York but they did not leave Instead at insistence the match was moved to the small room and the audience of paying fans the big sports hall downstairs watched on closed circuit television Apparently Fischer had no objection to that TV equipment challenger Bobby Fischer forced the third game of the world chess championships off the stage and into a private room gained the initiative from Russian title-holder Spassky and was given a good chance to win when play resumes today But the future of the competition remained suspense as aides of Spassky warned that the Soviet champion would refuse to -play any additional games in the private room Play continues at 1 pm EDT with the referee opening a sealed envelope in which Fischer wrote out his 41st move at adjournment The 29-year-old Brooklynite backed down on a threat to fly home Sunday and appeared for the third game in a small upstairs room of the Reykjavik sports hall Spassky 35 playing the white pieces had already made his first move Fighting to overcome the 2-0 lead Fischer forced Spassky to the defensive midway in the 5 hour 18 minute session At adjournment he was in a position to threaten the king At the pause each player had his king queen and one bishop remaining while Fischer had six pawns to five The Rev William Lombardy American grandmaster who is second said Spassky was a bad position' Young COP sets meet-candidates niglit in Sullivan KINGSPORT A meet-the-candidates night will be held here Wednesday night by the Young Republican Club of Sullivan County-The meeting begins at 730 at the Kingsport National Bank Building Center Street The Republican candidates for sessions judge sheriff Superintendent of schools and property assessor will each give a short speech and then answer questions from the audience Also present will be the candidates for state representative from the 1st 2nd and 3rd districts Magisterial and constable candidates are being asked to be present since theirs is a nonpartisan office The meeting is open to the public and everyone is urged to come and meet the candidates Refreshments will be served by the organizations soonsoring the meeting the Young Regublican and Teen-age Reonblican Clubs of Sullivan County Six arrested in gaming raid 5 A gambling raid early today on the Apex Amusement Center West Walnut Street bv city police officers resulted the arrest of six persons allegedly involved in a poker game in the front garage area of the center The six were listed as Norman Davis 29 Rt 6 Jerry Sheets 31 Rt 5 Ike Street 59 1015 Baxter St George Miller 68 Rt 2 Jonesboro Wilson 45 Rt 2 Jonesboro and Harold Wexler 52 Rt 4 Hearings for the men were scheduled for City Police Court today however the bonds of $30 each were forfeited since they failed to appear in court Participating in the 3 45 a raid were Det Lt Louis Auer Lt Laws Officers John Rowe and William Alexander Funeral notices JOHNSON MCU 304 Ml In StrMt Johnson City TN One Group Men's 1 st Quality SUIT PANTS 1 59 5 J500 Bruceton Tenn No1 Mam Street Phone 901586-7510 Johnson City Tenn No 2 307 West Walnut Street Phone 615928-8115 Tupelo Miss No 3 310 West Main Street Phone 601844-2970 Men's 1st Quality Published daily and Sunday Second class postage paid at Johnson City TN For accuracy the Johnson City Press-Chronicle covers meetings and interviews with tape recorders Subscription: $3900 per year by mail postage paid Reg 6000 Now 3000 DOUBLE KNIT SPORT COATS 50 ft "retail Men's 1 st Quality BANLON SHIRTS ea or 2 For Special Group LADIES' SLACKS 200 ea or 3 For 500 after family affray Two women were treated at MemSrial Hospital and a man was charged with two charges of assault and battery following a family affray yesterday after- noon Tony Rice Rt 4 has been charged with beating his wife and niece and hearing on the two charges has been set for Julv 20 Rice is free under 41000 bond Dismissed after treatment were Abbv Rice 56 for injuries to thp righ temple and head and Judy Rice 21 same address for injuries to hip1 eve and cheek The Department investigated Injured in wreck (P-C Erwin Bureau) ERWIN Susie Smith 18 Rt 1 was treated and released yesterday at Unicoi County Memorial Hospital for injuries sustained in a car accident about 4 pm One group Men's 1 st Quality DRESS SHIRTS $3o Short slotvos Values to 6 50 Group Ladies' Irreg 1st quality KNIT TOPS $100 ea or 3 For LZ3 Men's Summer Jackets $12 25 now 55ooeMO ng 307 West Walnut St (Across from The Shamrock) (EDITOR'S NOTE Oeedltn tar funeral notices for the Evening edition of fho Johnson City Press-Chronic It is IS a ana for the Sunday edition is Som Saturday Your cooperation will at appreciated CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONING -35000 JUST HATHAWAY-PERCY FUNERAL HOMS Elizabethton David Edd Munsey Funeral services tor David Edd Munsey age 30 bf Route 6 Johnson City who died Saturday in LexijigtoiwKy 'Wiirbe hetd at 2 pm Wednesday from the chapel of tha Hathaway Percv Funeral Home with Rev Earl Como-bail officiating Mrs Mildred Wood will be In charge of the music Bunai will be in the Buckles Cemetery Active pallbearers will be friends Flower bearers will be friends The body will remain in the funeral home chapel where the family will receive friends from 7 to 9 Tuesday Friends mav call at the chapel at anytime Hatha wav-Percy Funeral Homt Elizabethton Is in charge of the arrangements We want your order NOW during the pre-season Our skilled air conditioning installers must be kept busy RIGHT -you can have every room in your home efficiently air conditioned with a Fedders central air conditioning system added to your ductwork at a special preseason price reduction This includes a large deep row evaporator a full capacity copper tubed' aluminum finned condensing unit and copper connecting tubing fully charged with refrigerant always ready to cool your home at the command of a centrally located precise thermostat HEg (8flS any 3 for tN OIL I Mm sts beautifully laundered FREE Survey Financing Arranged for ERWIN MEMORIAL FUNERAL HOME Erwin Drew Ray Bennett Funeral services for Drew Rav Ben nett age 58 of 1512 North West 24th Street Miami Florida who passed away Sunday In Oliver Mainer Nursing Home will be Wednesday at 2 30 In the Chapel with Rev Eugene Pen-land end Rev Don Sigmond officiating Interment will be In Evergreen Cemetery The family will receive friends Tuesday night at the Funrral Home Pallbearers will be contacted "Erwin Memorial Funeral Home Erwin Is in charge of the arrangements HATHAWAY-PERCY FUNERAL HOME Elizabethton Edward Estel) Elliott Funeral services for Edward Estetl Elliott age 41 of 407 Watauga Avenue Elizabethton who died Sunday afternoon will be held 2 30 om Wednesday from the East River Park Christian Church with John Smith and Lodge Evans ministers officiating Mrs Dallas Williams Will be In charge of the music Burial will be in the Highland Cemetery Active pallbearers wll be Sam Ellis Sr Sam Ellis Jr Delias Williams David Holden Robert Cable Beryl Gray Pritchard and Davton Henson Honorary Pallbearers will be the Draw Twist Department Polyester Plant the men of the church and Or Gordon Gregory Flower bearers will be ladies of the church friends and neighbors The body will remain the funeral home chapel where the family will receive friends from 7 to 9 pm Tjesdav Friends may call at tha chapel gr at the homt at anytime Hathawav-Percv Funeral Homo Elizabethton Ja In charge of the arrangements HATHAWAY-PERCY FUNERAL HOME Elizabethan Mrs Bessie Humphrey O'Quinn Funeral services for Mrs Bessie Humphrey O'Quinn eoe 67 1 of Route 1 Watauga who died Sunday night ir the Johnson City Memorial Hospital will be Wednesday at 3 pm from the Cripple Creek Freewill Baotist Church with the Rev Fred Merkiand? official Ing Burial will be In the George Mottern CemeterY Active pallbearers will be George Griffin Bob Campbell Burl Edwards end Van George and Glenn Godsey Honorary pallbearers win be Members of the Carter Cruntv Rescue Squad end Members of the Cripple Creek Freewill Baptist Church Flower bearers -will be ladles ef the church friends and neighbors The body will remain In the funeral home rhaopl where the family wH reclve friend from 7 to pm Tuesday Friend" may cell et the chapel or el the I ome of Mrs Blanche Carroll Route Elizabethton at any time The bod' will be removed to the church at 1 noon Wednesday to await the servtr hour Hathaway Percv Funeral Home Elizabethton Is In charge ef the srfi rang amenta A) One hour DRYCLeaneRS LOCATIONS 703 ROAN ST DIAL 926-1232 301 BELMONT DIAL 926-2211 401 ROAN ST DIAL 926-0261 GREGG SHEET METAL JOHNSON CITY TENN 4 EADS SHEET METAL JOHNSON CITY TENN 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