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Obituaries Mock Henry 0ge 70 years. Strawberry Pioins Pike died at Baptist Hospital Friday night. He was 0 retired chief electrician for Volunteer Portland Cement Company, having been on employe for 31 years. Member of Burlington Methodist Church. Survivors wife, Mrs.

Mary Bolton: daughers. Mrs. W. C. Stogie.

Mrs. John P. Snapp. Mrs. Calvin Treece, all of Knoxville: grondchildreni 5 great-grandchildren; sister.

Mrs. Tom Cooke: broiher, Bernie Bolton, Columbia, several nieces and nephews. ServIces-2 p.m. Sunday at McCarty's Chapel, Rev. W.

1. Farmer, Rev. E. F. Powell officiating.

Interment Highland Memorial. Polibearers: M. C. Beeler, B. L.

Hampton. Ben Davies, J. R. Burchett, Fred Lewis, Bethel Stowers; honorary pallbearers: members of Victory Bible Class. The body will remain at McCarty Mortuary BAHNER, Sara Margaret-age 6 months of Chattanooga, passed away in a pital in Atlanta, late Friday.

Surhos- vived Bahner, by; parents. Mr. and Mrs. Maxtield Chattanooga; brother, Tabb af home: grandparents, Dr. and Mrs.

C. T. Bahner, Jefferson City, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Allen Mcintyre, Lumberton, N.

great Mrs. H. T. Pope. Lumberton.

N. Dr. and Mrs. E. P.

J. Garrett, Batesville, Ark. Funeral services, 1:30 Signal Mountain. Chattanooga, Sunday p.m. Rev.

Lesley Werner, Rev. A. Bruce Coyle officiating. Interment in West View Cemetery, Jefferson City, upon arrival from Chattanooga. Farrar's.

Jefferson City, in charge. BEELER, John H. age 62, died 2:15 p.m. Saturday, St. Mary's Hospital.

Residence, Babelay Road. He was a member of Emory Pike American Christian Church and a retired Southern Rallway employe. Survivors: wtre, Mrs. Mary Ethel Vance Beeler: daughters. Mrs.

Ruth Mynatt, Mrs. Helen Seaton, Miss Burnie Beeler, all of Knoxville, Mrs. Faye Cotiman, Washburn, Miss Frances Beeler; sons, Carl Beeler, both of Knoxville, Jerry Beeler, U.S. Navy, Maryland: sisters, Mrs. Lula Fawver, Mrs.

Lida Fawver, Mrs. Laura Beeler, Knoxville, Mrs. Elizabeth Beeler, Liberty Hill: brothers, Wilbert Beeler, Washburn, Willie Beeler, Maryville, Roy Beeler, Knoxville; 12 grandchildren; several nieces and nephews. Funeral 2 p.m. Monday, Emory Pike American Christian Church, Rev.

Clyde Gideon, Rev. Dallas Harrell officiating. Interment church cemetery. The body will be taken to the home 3 p.m. Sunday.

Steven's in charge. CLARK, Leon -115 Church Lane, expired Saturday a.m.. March 31, at U-T Memorial Hospital. Survivors: wife, Mrs. Flora Lee Clark; sons.

Leon Ralph Henry, Luel, Cecil, Lavon and Allen Clark: daughters, Miss Barbara Jean and Miss Linda Sue Clark; sister, Miss Vernon Clark; nephew, Eugene Taylor: parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Alexander Clark; 11 grandchildren; a number of other relatives and friends. Funeral servIces 2 p.m. Monday, April 2, at Vestal Temple AME Zion Church, Rev.

J. H. Chandler officiating. Interment in Long View Cemetery. The remains will lie in state one hour at the church before services.

The family will receive friends 7 to 9 p.m. Sunday at Jarnigan and Son Mortuary. FARER, William Earl--age 54, 1123 Delaware Avenue, the son of Mrs. Sara C. Farer passed away 11:30 a.m.

Saturday. A member of the Lonsdale Christian Church and a World War 11 veteran. Survivors: mother; sister, Mrs. R. A.

Coen. Funeral services p.m. Tuesday at the Roberts Mortuary, Robert E. Black officiating. Interment in the Nafional Cemetery.

Family will receive friends from 7 to 9 p.m. Monday at Roberts Mortuary. FLACK, James Mont-age 48, Whitesburg, died in Morristown Hamblen Hospital Saturday evening. Employee of the State Highway Department. Surviving are: wife, Edna Price Flack; brother, L.

D. Flack sister, Mrs. Burl Goodson, all of Whitesburg. Complete arrangements announced later. The body is at Brooks, Morristown.

FOWLER, S. Richard (Dick)-age 49, of 143 Gilbert Lane, died suddenly at 8 p. m. Friday at his home. He was vice president of Home Lumber a member of Foster Chapel Methodist Church, Kelton, S.

and a veteran of World War 11. The body will be removed to Kelton, S. where services will be held 4 p.m. Sunday at the Foster Chapel Methodist Church. Berry's in charge.

FOUST, William M. (Willie)-age 82, died 11:15 p.m. Friday at the home, Powell, Route 2, Foust-Carney Road. Survivors: wife, Mrs. Maggie Foust; one daughter, Mrs.

Irene Ridings, Powell; five sons, Andrew Donald, William Harvey, Tom all of Powell, Charles Ed, Wayne, Eugene Clinton: two brothers, Chris C. Foust, Powell, George Atlanta, 19 grandchildren. Funeral services 2 p.m. Monday, Farmers Grove Baptist Church. Rev.

Paul Reno officiating. Burial in church cemetery. Body will remain at the funeral home. Family will receive friends 7 to 9 p.m. Sunday.

Holley's, Clinton, in charge. GARRETT, Fate-44 years, of Route 2, Maryville, passed away at home at 9 a.m. Friday. Employe of Aluminum Co. of America for 25 years.

Services 2 p.m. Sunday at Armona Baptist Church, Rev. Burl McMillan and Rev. M. Hurst officiating.

Interment Sherwood Memorial Gardens. Pallbearers: Ray Russell, Harlan Lowe, Hugh Burchfield, Fred Kidd, Jim Jett, Elwade Davis. Honorary pallbearers: Jim Moore, Fred Rainwater, Charlie Tallent, Tom Keasler, Dan Jones, Lee Russell. The body will lie in state one hour before service. The body is at the home.

Ar. rangements. by Mynatt's. HUDSON, Charles 42, 134 West Baxter Avenue, Knoxville, passed away Wednesday 7 p.m., Claiborne County Hospital. He was an employee of the Cas Walker Store, World War 11 veteran, member of the First Baptist Church, La Follette.

Survivors: wife, Mrs. Ella M. Hudson, Knoxville; daughters, Peggy Hudson, Mrs. Bob Scott, Knoxville, Linola Hudson, Toledo, Ohio; son. Larry, La Foilette; sister, Mrs.

John Meredith, La Follette; brothers, Kenneth E. Hudson, Carlisle, W. Browder F. Hudson, La Follette, Carl and Jimmy Hudson, Clinton, Tenn. Services, First Baptist Church, La Follette, Sunday 2 p.m., Rev.

J. E. Ledbetter, Rev. Ernest Goins officiating. American Legion Post of La Follette will present the flag at the grave.

Interment in Woodlawn Cemetery. The body will remain at Walters Funeral Home, La Follette, until time of service. JONES, Mrs. Blanche Coleman 67, passed away early Friday morning at the home of her son in Detroit, Mich. Survivors: sons, Cecil Jones, Dandridge, Herschel Jones, Detroit; four grandchildren; brother, Elmer Coleman, Marion, several nieces and nephews.

The body will be returned to Farrar Funeral Home, Dandridge. Funeral, 2:30 p.m. Monday, Hopewell Presbyterian Church, Rev. Morgan Biggs officiating. Interment, Hillcrest Memorial Cemetery.

The body will remain at the funeral home and will be removed to the church one hour before services. Family will receive friends from 7 to 9 p.m. Sunday at the funeral home. Farrar's, Dandridge, in charge. JONES, Mr.

Frank Leo (Backtime), Sr. -age 64, 4312 Mildred Doyle passed away Thursday mornin, St. Mary's Hospital. Services at 1 p.m. Monday at McCarty's chapel Rev.

Roy Arwood, Rev. Orville Valentine and Rev, R. C. Barnes officiating. Interment in National Cemetery with American Legion Post No.

2 in charge of military honors at the grove. Family will receive friends from 7 to 9 p.m. Sunday at McCarty's. KEETON, John Harrison--age 81, passed away Friday at his home near Oneida. He was a member of the Baptist Church.

Survivors: three sons, Ozro and Junior Keeton, Oneida, Audit Keeton, Maryville; three daughters, Mrs. James Markham, Mrs. Lee Goodman, Oneida, Mrs. Urich Hicks, Oliver Springs; 20 grandchildren, eight great-grandchildren. Funeral services 2 p.

m. Sunday at West Funeral Home, Rev. Lewis Brotcher and Rev. Leland Thomas officiating, Interment in family cemetery. West in charge.

KEENEY, Albert 108 Victoria Road, Oak Ridge, died March 30 at Oak Ridge Hospital. He was a member of the Hill City Lodge No. 603, Chattanooga. Survivors: wife, Ellen S. Keeney; son.

Jon R. Keeney; daughter, Mrs. Ronald Layne, Birmingham, one grandson. Ronald Layne 11; mother, Mary C. Keeney, Oak Ridge; brothers, Robert Keeney, Oak Ridge.

James Keeney, Miami, sister, Mrs. J. D. Fletchall. Harriman.

Services 2 p.m. Sunday, Marfin's Chapel. Dr. E. D.

Galloway, minister of First Baptist Church, officiating. Burial In Roone Memorial Gardens. Reckwood, Tenn. Martin's Ook Ridge, in charge. KENNEDY, Mrs.

Florence Eugenio-83 years. wife of Poul Kennedy, died Friday 11 p.m. at her home, 7301 Sherwood Drive. She WOS a member of Fourth Presbyterian Church. Survivors: husband: mother, brother, J.

E. Foir Jr. Knoxville; sister, Mrs. Nathon Gammon. Rockville, Md: nieces.

Mrs. William Pritchett, Gainesville, Mrs. Russell Johnston, Jacksonville, nephews. J. E.

Fair 111. Memphis, Nathan Gammon Jr. Gainesville, J. E. F.

Gammon. Washington, Mann's D. C. Church Services Sunocy 4 p.m. of Ave.

Chapel, Rev. Julian Spitzer officiating. Interment Highland Memorial Active pallbearers: E. M. Barnes, Hubert Bodenheimer, Sterling Brown, Fred John Kennedy Clark, Tilmon Keller.

Henorary pallbearers: Jack Bacon, N. Comp. Emil Sehorn. Stuart Fonde. Ernest Clark.

Waitress Uniform Swindle Charged Police yesterday received complaint on an apparent waitress-uniform swindle. Mrs. Mildred Quarles, 603 W. Hill who works at Ward's Tavern, 208 State told police a man who gave his name as Carl Jolley, Knoxville, took $3.50 deposit for one uniform March 26. She said she became suspicious afterward when a customer told her another waitress in Knoxville had been swindled by a man answering the same description.

Mrs. Quarles told The News-Sentinel she talked to the other waitress and learned that she had given the same man a $10 deposit on two uniforms two weeks before. Mrs. Quarles said the other waitress telephoned the Chicago company the man claimed to represent and was told the man did not work for them. The man had given her an order blank signed Talley, Middlesboro, Ky." No such name appears in the Middlesboro telephone directory.

Both waitresses were told the price of the uniforms was $598 each. However, Mrs. Quarles said the other waitress did receive one uniform from another company which cost her another $9.98. Mrs. Quarles described the man as about 60 years old, five feet, three inches tall, 140 pounds, with graying hair.

She said the man was well-dressed. She said he kept an overcoat draped over his left arm, but it looked like the left hand was missing. Tavern 'Clerk' Fined, Held to Jury Victor Lee Emory, identified as a "clerk" at Clover Leaf tavern on Asheville Highway, was fined $50 in Sessions terday on each of two charges, selling liquor and selling beer without licenses. Emory also was bound to the grand jury on a charge of carrying a blackjack. Deputies said they purchased beer and liquor and then returned with more officers and took the blackjack from Emory.

Officers also said they found a pistol on Herbert Wade, Rt. 4, who was sitting at a card table at the tavern. Wade was bound to the grand jury on the charge of carrying a pistol and also on a charge of public drunkenness. Rail Dispute Probe Deadline Extended WASHINGTON, March 31 (UPI) -President Kennedy today granted his emergency board an month to investigate a extra, labor dispute and report its recommendations. The board was set up March 3 to investigate a wage and working rules dispute between nonoperating unions and the nation's major railroads, The original order gave the board until April 2 to file a report with the approval of both sides a of the dispute.

Mr. Kennedy today postponed the deadline until May 3. First Unit Begun for Camp Helton CLINTON, March 31 (Special)Plans for the first unit of the Camp Helton Home for Boys will be discussed at a directors' meeting at 7:30 p.m. Monday. The board will meet at Guyton Restaurant.

"Excavation has already been done," says Julian Anders, chairman. "A well has been put down and some material is already on the ground. "Camp Helton will be on 200 acres that has been bought in Anderson County. It will be designed to give boys a home who otherwise will not have a home life to enjoy. "Camp Helton Inc.

is chartered under the laws of the state and boys will be sent to this home by the courts and other authorized agencies that have to do with the welfare of the indigent." Wife of Producer Sol Siegel Dies HOLLYWOOD, March 31 (A) Mrs. Ruth Siegel, wife of motion picture producer Sol C. Siegel, died today at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital of a cerebral he morrhage. She was 53. Mrs.

Siegel was taken ill last Wednesday at her Beverly Hills home. Her husband was in London at the time for story conferences with author John Patrick. He returned the day after she was stricken, Also surviving are three sons. OLIGIATI TO SPEAK JEFFERSON CITY. March 31 (Special) -Chattanooga Mayor P.

R. Oligiati, a candidate for the Democratic nomination for Governor, will speak at 7 p.m. Tuesday at Carson-Newman College. The college's Political Science Club is sponsoring his appearance. The club plans to invite other candidates to speak on later dates.

An Oligiati for Governor Club has been formed by various students. BLAST WRECKS HOUSE CENTER NEARLY new Clinton Plaza large stores preparing ter, a division of S. Roses Soon Will Grace Airport READY- -Here's a view of the Shopping Center with three of its for opening. The K-Mart in cenS. Kresge expects to open for 1K-Mart Discount Store To Open be Harold C.

Oakes, who comes to Knoxville from A sterdam, N. where he served as a district manager. This will be the fourth discount store opened by Kresge since A new K-Mart Discount Department Store, a division of the S. S. Kresge will open in Clinton Plaza Shopping Center Thursday, becoming the first store in the center to open.

Manager of the new store will Mr. Oakes Mr. Oakes mid-February. The others are in San Fernando, and Pontiac and Garden City, Mich. The K-Mart store features sing will sell checkout everything from operations car accessories to yard goods.

It also contains a delicatessen and luncheonette with service for 26. Shopping carts and metal baskets will be available for customers. The K-Mart will offer charge accounts, on a 30-day basis or through a monthly payment plan. Mr. Oakes, a native of Scranton, has been with Kresge since 1936.

He is married and the father of one child. The family will live at 4325 Royal View Rd. The shopping center, in the site of the old Sunset Drive-in Theater, is at the corner of Clinton Highway and Kermit Rd. There are several other stores scheduled to open there in the Faubus Bows Out of Governor's Race LITTLE ROCK, March 31 (P)-Gov. Orval E.

Faubus bowed out of the Governor's race tonight in a 30-minute televised swansong devoted mainly to praise of his administration, The Governor said he had dedented' fifth not to term seek an because unprece- he needs relief from physical stresses of the office and he wants to do some writing. While Faubus closed the door to any 1962 campaign, he hinted he might seek the state's top office again in later years. South Knox Optimists Name Candidates Wood George have Barnes been and nominated H. Pat president of South Knoxville Optimist Club. Mr.

Barnes, now the club secretary-treasurer, is an engineer at Fulton Sylphon. Mr. Wood is a partner in Wood Agency, realtors and insurance agents. The election will be April 9. Candidates for the three vice presidencies: W.

H. Pittard Millard Brown, Charles C. Duffy, Robert F. Lash, Dennie V. Tippitt and Ralph Ammons.

For secretary-treasurer: Ed. ward T. Kelley (outgoing president) and Howard E. Reed. For sergeant-at-arms: C.

E. Pitner and James R. Smith. Educator Honored ATHENS, March 31- (Special)A plaque honoring J. C.

Ridenour is to be placed in the new Tennessee Education Association building at Nashville. Ridenour who now resides at 107 Greenbrier Knoxville, lived in Athens for 31 years. 1 He was a Tennessee school teacher for 44 years. From 1915 to 1946 he was with schools here, as teacher, principal, and superintendent. A testimonial was presented him Feb.

15. He was born in Union County April 25, 1879. JOHNSON DAY APRIL 15 GREENEVILLE. March 31 (Special)-Gov. Buford Ellington has proclaimed April 15 as Andrew Johnson Day in Tennessee.

It was on April 15, 1865, that Johnson took the oath as 17th President. The day is being observed by Greenville Kiwanis Club, which originated it in 1959, and others. RIDGE FOREMAN DIES OAKDALE, March 31 (Special) Albert B. Keeny, a machinist foreman at Oak Ridge National Laboratory, died yesterday at Oak Ridge. Keeny, 50, leaves his wife, a daughter, a son, his mother, a sister and two brothers.

The Knoxville News Sentinel mart business Thursday. The trailer truck in front, is the left is an store. stores also will be in the Place Elegant To Feature Notables Well-known movie and TV personalities will be engaged for entertainment in the Place Elegant, the exclusive and luxurious dining salon to open about June in the Greater Tennessee Building, a representative has said. Jean Brooks, WBIR-TV's "weather girl." who will be director of entertainment, said Allied Artists in Chicago already have been contacted for appearances by Don Cherry, Dorothy Shay and Karen Chandler. Programs will also feature popular singers, comediennes, small acts and a three-piece combo, she said.

Membership in Place Elegant is limited to 500. and already more than 50 Knoxvillians have signed up. The salon will have a grand piano and a roving guitarist-a la Spanish cabarets Thome Cole, a Knoxvillian. Pianist and guitarist will wear microphones so they can modulate tone to suit the moods. The operators will be Paul and Lambert Holm, of Gatlinburg, Paul Holm now operates the Gatlinburg ski resort.

In 1960 he opened the Gaslight Club in Dallas, Tex. The red-carpeted entrance will be from Market St. through a black paneled vinyl door. In the center will be an Eiffel Tower fountain. Decorations will be in French 1890s motif in pink, burgundy and gold.

There will be a French chef, and French foods will be a specialty. Democrats in McMinn Nominate ATHENS, March 31 (Special)-McMinn County Democrats this afternoon nominated Clyde Dale for sheriff. Dale is a former Etowah police chief. Robert Casteel, Englewood, who was also proposed for the nomination, withdrew as a candidate and supported Dale. The convention was at McMinn County High School, with some 800 Democrats attending.

Others nominated: For three County Council seats S. D. Boyer, a former Athens city manager; Ray Kincaid and Clyde Lewis. For constable Sam Snyder, Kenneth Clayton and James Harmon. For Calhoun district JP-Gid Myers.

Girl's Leg Broken A 14-year-old Hamblen County girl has a broken right leg today after she was "thrown" from a horse yesterday afternoon. The girl, Dorothy Louise Prater, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. W.

Prater, was admitted to St. Mary's Hospital. Her father operates Prater Oil Co. in Morristown. JUDGES' PAY HIKE ASKED underpaid." The bar group elected Robert Kirk Walker president.

NAHHEEYAYLI'S CHOICE Pretty Vandy Cifers last night was crowned Nahheeyayli Queen at intermission of the Nahheeyayli concert in U-T Auditorium. She is a member of Alpha Omicron Pi Sorority. She will reign over activities of the Nahheeyayli Board for the coming year. CHATTANOOGA, March 31. (P- The Chattanooga Bar Association today passed a resolution strongly recommending legislation to raise the salaries of Tennessee judges, who, it said, are "grossly April 1, 1962 Page (-5 LOWERY, Mrs.

Fleyd 63. passed away at the home of her son. Floyd J. Lowery In Greenville, 3:55 p.m. Friday.

Services 2:30 p.m. Sunday al Carter's Chopel Methodist Church. Interment church cemetery. Rev. Elmer Costeel officiating.

The body will remain at the fuhome until time for services. Mosheim Funeral Home in charge. McCONKEY, Mrs. Jesse McDaniel age 75 years. wife of the late John W.

McConkey, died at 7:30 a.m. Saturday at the home of her daughter, W. C. Gray, Route 2. Sweetwater.

two daughters, Mrs. W. C. Gray, Mrs. Rex Rhodes, Sweetwater: five sons.

Earl McConkey, Founta'n City, Joe and L. Sweetwater, Lloyd. Lake City, Homer, three brothers, Floyd McDaniel, Sweetwater, Sam. Big Stone, Gap, Fred. Chattanooga; 23 grandchildren; 20 great grandchildren.

The body will be at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Gray after p.m.

Sunday, Funeral services Monday at 2 p.m, at New Bethany Baplist Church. Rev. Clinton Riddle, Rev. Charlie Kirkland officiating. Burial In West View Cemetery.

Kyker's, Sweetwater, in charge. MAPLES, Clayton Eugene- -age 45, Le. noir City, passed away suddenly Friday evening at Chattanooga. Surviving are: his widow, Audra Burns Maples: three children, Leon, Joe? and Royce: parents. Mr.

and Mrs. D. A. Maples, Friendsville; five brothers. Arnold.

Clifford, Lewis, D. A. and Andrew. Sody is at Hawkins where the family will receive friends 10 9 Sunday. Funeral announcements later.

MILLER, Mrs. S. 1913 Washington New Orleans, formerly of Knoxville. died Saturday morning after a short illness. She was a member of Fifth Avenue Baptist Church.

Survivors, sons, Carl Miller, New Orleans, Bill, New Orleans, Horace and Wilson, Cincinnati, daughters, Mrs. Oscar Eriksen, Knoxville, Mrs. Hollie Kiskaton. New Orleans, Mrs. Franklin Kiskaton, New Orleans; half-sister, Mrs.

Jessie Lyles. The body will arrive in Knoxville Monday morning. Body will remain at -Weaver's, where family will receive friends 7-9 p.m. Monday. Funeral arrangements incomplete.

Weaver in charge. NORMAN, Mrs. John (Lizzie)-age Route 2, Kingston, Tennessee, died 12:30 p.m. Saturday, Surviving: daughters, Mrs. Elbert McNabb, Lenoir City, Mrs.

Henry Hedgecock, Kingston; sons. Walter, Kingston, Avery, Nashville, Frank, Lenoir City: brother, Rufe Harvey, Arkansas; seven grandchildren; six great-grandchildren. The body will be returned to the home 4 p.m. Sunday. Funeral service, 2:30 p.m.

Monday, Young's Chapel, Lawnville, Rev. G. B. Denning officiating. Interment in church cemetery.

The body will lie in state at the church for one hour before services. Mynatt's in charge. PARHAM, Allen- age 75, Route 4, Harriman, died 6:20 p.m. Friday at the Harriman Hospital, Surviving are: wife, Mrs. Elma Parham; five sons, Cleatie, Earnie, Frankie, Ronnie, all of Harriman, Thomas Bowden, daughter, Mrs.

Crochia McDermitt, Harriman; two brothers, Bill, Chattanooga, Brown, Cleveland; two sisters, Mrs. Creasa Oaks, Mrs. Tempa Miller, Crossville: 12 grandchildren; four great-grandchildren. The body is at the home of his son, Frankie, on Margrove Road. Funeral 2:30 p.m.

Sunday from Walnut Hill Baptist Church, Rev. Claude Kelley officiating. Interment in Oak Grove Cemetery, Rockwood. Kyker's, Harriman, in charge. PAYNE, George Sanferd (G.

78, of 277 West Lincoln Street, Alcoa, passed away at 8:10 p.m. Friday at Blount Memorial Hospital. Survivors: wife, Mrs. Hattie B. Gartland Payne; four daughters, Mrs.

Tom DeLay, Alcoa, Mrs. Vernon Christie, Maryville, Mrs. F. B. McFee, Alcoa, Mrs.

Robert Tucker, Owensboro, two sons, George A. Payne, Maryville, Herbert L. Payne, Alcoa; eight grandchildren; four great-grandchildren; three brothers, Charles Payne and Fred Payne, both of Inverness, Sam Payne, Etowah; three sisters, Mrs. E. L.

Tate, Mrs. Ada McJunkin, both of Tellico Plains, Mrs. Mae Cruze, Inverness, Fla. Funeral, 2 p.m. Sunday, Miller Funeral Home chapel, conducted by Rev.

Hoyt Shadden. Pallbearers: Fred Rich, James A. Brown, Luther Austin, Woodrow Green, George Borden, Paul Holcomb. Body will remain at the funeral home. Interment, Grandview Cemetery, RIMMER, C.

passed away suddenly at noon Friday at his home in Dandridge. Survivors: four daughters, Mrs. B. R. Carmichael, Maryville, Mrs.

L. H. Armstrong, Knoxville, Mrs. S. E.

Asher, Oak Ridge, Mrs. Charles Hollingsworth, Knoxville; three sons, Ralph, Bremerton, Fred and Jack, Dandridge; 16 grandchildren. Funeral, Sunday 2:30 p.m., Hopewell Presbyterian Church, Rev. Morgan Biggs and Rev. R.

W. Aytes officiating. Interment, church cemetery. Body remains at the funeral and will be removed to the church one hour before services. Farrar's, Dandridge, in charge.

SMITH, Mrs. Lou (Granny)-age 96, 208 Hill Lenoir City, passed away 10 p.m. Friday at Bacon Hospital. Member of Central Methodist Church. Surviving, 9 grandchildren; 13 great-grandchildren.

Funeral services 2:30 p.m. Sunday, Talent's Chapel, Rev. A. A. Carlton, Rev.

John Manney officiating. Burial in City Cemetery. Pallbearers: Lester Brabson, R. G. Caldwell Curtis Manis, Jess Caldwell, Ed Turnbill, Leonard Tuck.

The body will remain at Talent's, Lenoir City, THOMASON, Monroe 49, Sparks, Nevada, formerly of Knoxville, passed away 6 a.m. Friday at Southern Pacific Hospital, San Francisco, Calif. Survived by widow, Mrs. Mary Williams Thomason; 3 daughters, Mrs. Margie Aldrous, Mrs.

Betty Yokum, Miss Linda Thomason, all of Sparks, Nevada; 6 sisters; 3 brothers, all of Knoxville, Tenn. Funeral and interment Tuesday in Sparks, Nevada. THURMAN, Karen Jean-Infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Thurman, 131 E.

Glenwood, passed away 5 a.m. Saturday St. Mary's Hospital. Survivors: parents; grandparents, Mrs. Martha L.

Ridenour, Knoxville, Mr. and Mrs. Amos Coward, Powell. Funeral arrangements announced later. The body is at the home, Rose in charge.

IN MEMORY OF CARL E. (CURLY) SEYMOUR Who Passed Away One Year Ago Today You are not forgotten, loved one, Nor will you ever be. As long as life and memory last, We will remember thee. We miss you now, our hearts are sore As time goes by, we miss you more. Your loving smile, your gentle face, No one can fill, your vacant place.

-WIFE, OPAL SEYMOUR; DAUGHTERS, VIRGINIA, ELAINE, JOYCE DEBBIE; BROTHERS SISTERS. IN MEMORIAM In Loving Memory of Our Dear Mother, MRS. MILLIE TAYLOR, who passed away one year ago, April 1, 1961. Your memory, Mother, Darling is a keepsake, With which we will never part, Though God has you in His keeping, We will always have you in our heart. -Sadly missed by THE TAYLOR FAMILY MEMORY OF REV.

J. A. WELLS who passed away one year ago today. We've been so sad, since you went away But we'll see you again some glad day. Where there'll be no more heart aches.

sorrows or dying Forever in His great love, we'll be there abiding. We've thought it o'er and a'er so many times. No words could express our thoughts, as in these lines: His work on earth is done, the life-crown has been won, And he is now at rest with Him above. And some glad morning he. 1 know will welcome me.

To that Eternol Home of peace and love. -Wife. Mrs. J. A.

Wells and Family SEEKS AIRPORT RADAR BLOUNTVILLE, March 31 (UPI)-Members the TriCities airport commission will meet with officials of the Federal Aviation Agency Wednesday to try to obtain radar for the airport. WARREN, Joe 32. 740 Vermont Avenue, died 9:30 a.m. Saturday after. a sudden Iliness.

He was a member of Grove City Betty Baptist Church. Survivors: widow, Mrs. Got arth Warren: sons. Joe C. Warren Jr.

Rex Warren, both of Cleveland. Ohio: parents, Mr. and John Warren: brothers. R. L.

Warren, WHI Ed Warren. James E. Warren, all of Morristown. Coy Warren. Manford Warren, both of Rutledge: sisters, Mrs.

Leona Keck, Mrs. Arlice Beets, Mrs. Carrie Jean Shepherd, all of Knoxville. The body will remain at Weaver's, Funeral arrangements pending. Weaver Funeral Home in charge.

WOODS, James 76, of the Union community. near Wartburg, died Saturday morning in a Knoxville hospital. Surviving are: three daughters, Mrs. Hobart Wilson. Helenwood.

Ruth and Katy Woods, Oliver Springs, Route three sons, Luther and Noah Woods. Oliver Springs. Route 1, Walter Woods, Maryville: two brothers, Link and R. W. Woods, Oliver Springs; three sisters.

Mrs. Lizzie Peters, Coalfield. Mrs. Rose Wallace, Petros. Mrs.

Minnie Portwood, Clinton: 14 grandchildren: seven greatgrandchildren. He was a member and deacon of Union Baptist Church. Funeral services 2 p.m. Monday, Union Baptist Church. Rev.

Homer Hooks will be the officiating minister. The body will be returned to the family home 3 p.m. Sunday. Schubert Funeral Home, Wartburg, in charge. RATES ON OBITUARIES- Daily 6c word, 50 words minimum.

Sunday News Sentinel word, 50 word minimum. One-halt column picture will be carried at $6.08 week days, $7.08 Sunday, Joseph Warren Dies of Seizure The body of a Knoxville machine operator was found yesterday near the and Southern spur railroad tracks off Ave. County Coroner Dr. Ira Pierce ruled that death was from a heart attack, which occurred about an hour before the body was found. He was Joseph C.

Warren, 32, of 740 Vermont an employe of Foreign Domestic Veneer Co. of Tennessee. The body was found in a honeysuckle patch by 15-yearold Gary Blakemore, 129 Richmond and Donald McMurry, 12, of 2424 Western Ave. Relatives said Mr. Warren was known to have had heart trouble.

and fellow workers said he was ill much of the time. However, he had worked Friday. Relatives said his wife, Betty, and two sons, Joe and Rex, live in Cleveland, O. Mr. Warren was a member of Grove City Baptist Church, He also leaves parents, Mr.

and Mrs. John Warren; brothers, R. Warren, Will Ed Warren and James E. Warren, all of Morristown; Coy Warren and Manford Warren, Rutledge; sisters, Mrs. Keck, Mrs.

Beets, Mrs. Carrie Jean Shepherd, all of Knoxville. Weaver's is in charge, Knox Players Star in Bridge Tourney LEXINGTON, March 31 (Special)-Knoxville players continued to star on the seventh day of the nine-day spring national championships of the American Contract Bridge League at the Hotel Phoenix here. Mrs. J.

E. Clinkinbeard, Knoxville, with Dr. Larry E. Hale, Erwin, led her section in the thoroughbred press pairs, one of the single session championship events i in which they competed against a field of 420 players. Mr.

Clinkinbeard and Mrs. J. Neil Ashe, also of Knoxville, topped their section of the Schenley pairs against a field of 524 players. Jane M. Clayton, Knoxville, with Lloyd E.

Roberts, Lexington, won her section of the same event. Toastmasters Elect Miller The Tennessee Valley Toastmasters Club will istal newly elected officers in a meeting at 7 Friday night at the Wendell W. Miller is the new president, succeeding Charles Gardner. Other new officers: Hix P. Slagle educational vice president: Vance Sherwood, administrative vice president; William R.

Trammell, secretary; Everett Greene, treasurer, and Howard Pettit, sergeant-at-arms. Mark E. Underwood district governor, will be installing officer. Pay Hospital Bills, Commission Asked County Commission, meeting at 10 a.m. Tuesday, will discuss payment by the county of doctor and hospital bills totaling $1713.68 for County Detective Kenneth R.

Moore and Deputy Richard Parks. The two men were involved in an automobile accident Feb. 22 while on duty. Mr. Moore's bills amount to $1547.53 while Mr.

Parks' is $166.15. Also on the Commission's agenda is final reading on chang. ing the name of Baldwin Lane, in the O. L. Baldwin Subdivision, to Sedalia Trail.

City 'Plans Ahead' JEFFERSON CITY, March 31 (Special)-Dr. E. P. Muncy, new president of the College-Community Council, favors planning ahead. must get busy now to plan for a city of 10,000 people by 1980, he said.

He gave an 8- point program. Dr. Harley Fite, Carson-Newman president, told of the college's 10-year expansion program. RIDGE WORKER DIES OAKDALE, March 31 (Special) -Albert D. Keeny, an Oak Ridge worker, formerly of Oakdale, died yesterday at Oak Ridge.

Keeny, 54, leaves his wife, daughter, a son, his mother, a sister and two brothers. Winn-Dixie store at right, with stocking up for an opening. To Cole Drug Stores and other plaza. Bond Posted for Mrs. Boruff Municipal Airport's entrance soon will be decorated with roses.

That was announced yesterday by Mrs. Harold A. Mears, founder of the Airport Rose Garden, and Alan Atkin, Airport manager. They said 136 climbing rose plants have been ordered for planting along the fence that runs some 350 feet along Alcoa Highway between the two Airport entrances. Also, Armstrong Nurseries of Ontario, has given 15 new prize-winning rose bushes for planting in the rose garden, Mrs.

Mears said. This will bring to 175 the number of bushes in the garden. Mr. Atkin said a water line has been run to the rose garden, to make watering easier. Mrs.

Mears praised Mayor John Duncan for "his interest and cooperation" in the rose garden and his co-operation in several other similar projects, such as the Burlington Interchange landscape planting and maintenance of the plantings on Cherokee Blvd. and the potted dogwoods on Gay St. Public Records Estates Probated Charles Arda Blackburn, 83, real estate man who died March 25. His wife, Mrs. Edith R.

Blackburn, 722 E. Oldham qualified as executrix of the will, which bequeathed estate, valued at less than $10,000, to her. Licensed to Wed Glynn Franklin Mitchell, 23, R1. 5, and Romie Elizabeth Shannon, 21, of 3521 McCalla Ave. James Oscar Seiber, 27, Hammond, and Verlia Mae Chapman, 23, Rt.

2, Clinton. Isaac Comer, 21, Opelika, and Mary a Elizabeth Griffin, 19, of 1124 College St. Charles Pearson Lindgren, 32, Chicago, and Floice Rhodes Smith, 23, of 5101 Buffat Mill Rd. Ulys Paul Lickliter, 21, Cecil Johnson and Patricia Anne Watt, 18, Byington Rd. John Isaac Harbin, 51, of 2004 Treemont and Ruby Alice Lauderdale, 51, of 5801 Woodale Rd.

Robert Lonnie Merryman, 20, of 1300 Woodcrest and Donna Kay Thomp- son, 18, Harvey Rd. Realty Transfers Rogers Development Co. to Mr. and Mrs. James H.

Stanley, house, Dist. 7, $14,200. A. E. Creswell Construction Co.

to Carrie G. Hodge, house, Dist. 5, $15,450. Mr. and Mrs.

Clyde E. Dotson to Mr. and Mrs. William S. Travis, house, Dist.

6, $15,000. Mr. and Mrs. Crawford L. Williams to Mr.

and Mrs. Olin L. King, house, Dist. 8, $20,000 Seeber Brothers to Mr. and Mrs.

Charles R. Branum, house, Dist. 5, $7950. and Mrs. William B.

Harrison to Mr. and Mrs Leon W. Roberts, house, Dist 2, $12,500. Mr. and Mrs.

Leon W. Roberts to Mr. and Mrs. William B. Harrison, house, Dist.

5, $23,500. Ben G. Crosland, trustee, to Mr. and Mrs. John Marshall Kyle, house, Dist.

$5850. Births At Baptist Mr. and Mrs. R. Mitchell Murphy 111, 2207 Hillsboro Heights, a girl, Robbin Michele.

Mr. and Mrs. Levi Junior Bohanan, Sevierville, a boy, Jackie Jay. Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Turner Rimmer, 933 Maryville Pike, a boy, Robert Turner Jr. At Presbyterian Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lawhorn, 3505 Bellvue a boy. Mr.

and Mrs. Bruce Hickey, 1101 Minnesota a boy. Mr. and Mrs. Jackie Harper, 1417 McSpadden a boy.

Mr. and Mrs. Billy Ray Myers, Gatlinburg, a boy, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Fields, 1108 Buena a girl, At St.

Mary's Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hunter Cogle, 7314 West Ridge a boy. Mr. and Mrs.

William Boyd Gillespie, Hich R1 7, a girl. Mr. and Mrs. Melville Thomas Wagner, 4528 Nicholos a boy, Melville. Tanner Plans 'Ivory' Hunt Come June, U-T zoology Prof.

James Tanner will be off to Mexico to look for woodpeckers. Dr. Tanner will be searching for the largest of woodpeckers, the ivory-billed, which is believed practically extinct. in the United States. Dr.

Tanner's woodpecker hunt will be supported by a $935 grant from the American Museum of Natural History and the International Committee of Bird Prese vation. He expects to be on the search from one to two months. PORTSMOUTH, March 31 In the 1940s Dr. Tanner and fire to- few ivory-bills in (UPI)-An explosion day wrecked the interior of a six- swamps. room house recently bought by a There have been reports Negro family in an all-white-ing the past year of neighborhood.

The bungalow was billed woodpeckers in the unoccupied. Negro shipyard work- ican states of Durango er Anthony Gist, his wife, and Chihuahua, Dr. Tanner their three sons planned to move There is where he will into it Tuesday. trate his search. A professional bonding company has posted $10.000 bond for Mrs.

Earl Boruff, nurse's aide of 2314 Blankenship on a charge of attempted murder of her family. No trial date has been set. She appeared in Criminal Court yesterday, a day after the Knox County Grand Jury returned the indictment charging her with removing a core from a safety cutoff valve of a natural gas line for the purpose of killing her husband and three children at their former home on Hollywood Dr. Dec. 12.

A blast wrecked the house and put the father and children in the hospital when Mr. Boruff said he lit a cigaret in the gas-filled home. Mrs. Boruff was at work at University Hospital where she is a nurse's aide assisting registered nurses in non-specialized services. A registered nurse is a trained person who assists physicians.

Mrs. Boruff was identified in earlier stories as a "nurse." Mrs. Boruff has protested her innocence and her husband said he was standing by her. Liquor and Beer Seized in Harlan HARLAN, March 31 (P- State Police and Alcoholic Beverage Control Agents conducted 15 raids simultaneously today in Harlan County and arrested 10 persons. The 10 were charged with possessing acoholic beverages for resale in prohibition territory.

The raids were described as among the largest in the state in recent years. Officers said they seized 858 cans of beer, 24 quarts of beer, 326 bottles of liquor in various sizes and pints of moonshine. The raids were conducted on stores, homes and a veterans club in Harlan. Stokely Sells Its Dairy Herd Stokely-Van Camp today sold all 165 of its dairy herd at auction. The highest registered Holstein brought $500 and the average over-all herd was $300.

The cattle brought about 000. Beeler Thompson of Knox County was auctioneer Roy L. Yater, Tennessee manager of Stokely's, said that the primary reason for going out of the dairy business is that Cocke County is serviced by six other dairies and Stokely's can use their facilities for other purposes. Yater said the dairy herd would probably be replaced with beef cattle to graze several hundred acres. He said the company will probably continue with cattle since it has a large quantity of feed from the cannery business.

The herd was producing about 300 gallons of milk a day. In 1925 a herd was started in connection with the Stokely Cannery. It has long been one of the outstanding exhibits at the Tennessee-Carolina Fair here. NEWPORT, March 31 (Special) Witty Author Talks IN OAK RIDGE, March 31 (Special)-Cleveland Amory, noted wit and author, will speak at 8 p.m. Thursday at Jefferson Junior High School auditorium.

The sponsor is the Friends of the Oak Ridge Public Library. His subject is "Who Killed the subject of his year's best seller. A reception at Oak Ridge Public Library will follow his talk. Driver Charged Police last night charged Jesse James Haynes, 431 Karnes with drunk driving. BROADCASTER HONORED SEVIERVILLE, March 31 (Special) -Hugh (Skip) Trotter, general manager of radio station WSEV, today was elected a director of the National Association of FM Broadcasters.

He is in Chicago for a meeting. found Louisiana durivory. Mexand said. concen- ROGERS HEADS BSU JEFFERSON CITY, March 31 (Special) Tyson Rogers, Knoxville, has been elected president of the C-N Baptist Student Union..