Kingsport Times from Kingsport, Tennessee • 14

A 14 Kingsport Tlmos Wednesday December 20 1961 ft ft ft ft ft Deaths And Funeral Notices OPEN NIGHTS Till 8:30 PM Clear Sailing Seen For Postal Rale Increase Lloyd Collins Uovd Ernest Collins ot 3132 Blackburn Street died ot 7:40 Monday at Holstoo Valley Community Hospital apparently of heart attack He was born in Russell Counity' Va son of the late Mr and Mrs Louis Collins and had beat a resident at Kingsport 11 years He was a former employee of Ginchfield Railroad Survivors indude his wife Mrs Bertha Ramsey Collins two daughters Mrs Eugene Winegar and Miss Barbara Sue Collins one son Billy Collins all of Kingsport five grandchildren two sisters Mrs Gordon Bennett and Mrs Ethel Booth of St Paul Va The funeral win be held at Ij pm Thursday in the Assembly of God Church on Lucy Road Rev Kestner Rev Kestner i Unfit Thursday Meaning Uw Temperatures Expected 24 And 26 Bicycles With the most wanted features be colder Untight' of the nation with Rockies and the Local Temperatures Plains Snow and light and (AP Photoftx) flurries are expected in the Dakotas rain is forecast for southern Louisiana Mississippi Temperatures Across Nation By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS High Low Pr Albany rain 35 32 30 Albuquerque dear 39 24 Atlanta cloudy 62 37 Bismarck cloudy 3 -15 Boise clear 42 38 Boston rain 40 32 Buffalo cloudy 35 Chicago cloudy 34 Cleveland snow 38 Denver clear 43 Des Moines snow 27 Detroit snow 35 Fairbanks clear -14 -40 Fort Worth clear 48 25 Helena clear 26 Honolulu clear 78 Indianapolis cloudy 36 Juneau cloudy 8 Kansas City clear 33 Los Angeles clear 64 Louisville cloudy 50 Memphis cloudy 51 These sturdily constructed bikes have all the special features boys and girls want: middle weight cantilever frame aluminum fenders and rims chrome double battery headlight adjustable chrome handle-bar white sidewall tires sports pedals two tone saddle chrome springs ball bearing head pedals cranks in' Johnson City for 30 years He was a graduate of Milligan Col lege and taught school in Sullivan County He had been a minister for 55 years He was the son of the late George and Martha Ann Odell Morton vors include three son Stephen A Morton Jr of Kingsport George 'Morton of Bristol Term Craig Morton of Johnson City one brother Morton of Bristol three sisters Mrs A Odell and Mrs Mottem both of Bristol and Mrs A Meredith of Bluff City Nine grandchildren also survive Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2 at the Central Holstoo Christian Church Officiating will be Rev Musick Rev uene Brockley Rev Victor Brown and Rev Ross Dampier Burial will be in die Shipley Toledo Ohio and Burlington Iowa measured four inches of new snow SeCf TeddfOniSl Democrat Wins Use KRESS Lay Away and Rev Hobbs will officiate CemetY The body will remain Burial will be in Temple Hill Cem- Appalachian Funeral Home etery Casdewood Va Chapel in Johnson City until one Pallbearers will be: Nathan hour before the service Horne Harless Powers Parison Albert Winegar Edmond Winegar Fred Horne Bolling and Radford Shelton The body will be removed from Carter-Gamon Funeral Home to the home of Mrs Eugene Winegar 3132 Blackburn Road at 5 pm Wednesday Mrs Maxline Whitaker Funeral for Mrs Maxline Whitaker of Filan 111 who died in a Rode Island 111- hospital last Saturday at the age of 27 will be held at 11 am Thursday in Pleasant View Baptist Church Rev Ralph Cook will conduct the service Burial will be in Oak Hill Cemetery Mrs Whitaker was born in Hawk ins County daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Daniel Ross and lived in Kingsport 19 years before moving to Illinois three years ago She was a member of Pleasant View Baptist Church Survivors include her husband Roy A Whitaker a daughter Carrie Ann a son Isaac one sister Miss Louise Ross also of Milan a half-sister Mrs Nannie Bell Jenkins of California and a half-brother Gene Jenkins Hawkins County' The body will be removed from Carter-Gamon Funeral Home to the borne of an aunt Mrs Henderson Thacker 2524 Overlook Road at II am Wednesday Pallbearers will be: Ray Daugherty Carman Archer Willie Thack er Charlie Thacker Lincoln Cassell and Qyde Wright Lawrence Rowe BLUFF CITY Lawrence Rowe 86 Route 1 Bluff City died at 8 am Tuesday at Bristol Memorial Hospital after a long illness A farmer of the Thomas Bridge Community be was a member of the Bluff City IOOF chapter He attended Elizabeth Chape! Methodist Church Survivors are the widow Mrs Chasjie Rowe four daughters Mrs Stella Carrier Bluff City Mrs Tressie Bolton Mrs Ruby Jennings and Mrs Ossie Mae Carrier Kingsport a son Paul Rowe Bristol a brother Oscar Rowe Bluff Gty and eight grandchildren Robert Mullins Dixie Flood Victims Face Wet Christmas By United Press International Dixie flood victims faced watery Christmas and winter-like savagery was the weather pattern over most of the North today on autumns final full day Polar air stalled over die prairies sent icy probes into Louisiana A mantle of snow veiled a belt from the upper Mississippi Valley into New England Two-foot drifts blocked highways in the Pacific Northwest The drought-stricken Florida citrus belt got three inches of rain Skies cleared over the Cotton Belts flood areas but at least 2000 persons were homeless in Mississippi where the Tombigbee Pearl and Leaf rivers continued to rise Mayor Chastain Flynt of Flo-wood Miss today ordered more than 500 residents of the flood-threatened industrial area to evacuate their homes in the suburb of Jackson Convicts and lowland residents immediately constructed a secondary levee in an effort to stop the rush of water The Pearl River is nearing a record high at Jack-son Authorities said the worst appeared over in Alabama Authorities said many flood refugees will remain homeless through Giristmas School buses were blocked by deep snow in counties of Idaho and northeast Washington Phone lines into Harrison and St Marie Idaho were down Airports at Spokane and Pullman Wash and Coeur DAlene Idaho were closed by poor visibility More rain was forecast for the north of California battered Tuesday by gale winds and up to an inch of precipitation Temperatures dropped as much as 20 degrees from the upper Mississippi Valley to the Texas coast The mercury fell at the rate of nearly two degrees an hour at Des Moines Iowa Five inches of snow fell Tuesday night in Vermont New Hampshire and northwest New York By STEVEN GERSTEL WASHINGTON (UPD-Uie last major obstacle in Congress to a postal rate increase apparently has been removed by reported agreement between the administration and Sen Olin Johnston D-SC This was expected to enable passage next year of legislation raising the first class letter rate from four to five cents the air mail postage from seven to eight cents and increasing other rates Informed sources said today the administration had agreed to Johnstons demand that the Post Office Department stop including in its huge operating deficit so-called service charges for handling non-postal functions The administration is likely to ask for about $590 million in new postal rates Johnston chairman of the Senate Post Office and Civil Service Committee previously has blocked all such efforts because erf the dispute over service charges To placate Johnston the administration was reported to have agreed that die service charges should be transferred from the Post Office Department to the General Fund of the Treasury The administration has indicated it will propose that about $250 million be deducted from the Post Office Department deficit as allowances for public service costs These service charges include such non-postal activities as the issuance of duck hunting stamps and handling of other duties free for other government agencies Pet Porker Prefers The Softer Notes By RALPH MONCRIEF DALLAS Tex (NEA)-If you should happen to think of a wild boar you might envision a most ferocious beast or a centerpiece with an apple in his mouth But you would never dream of meeting him face to face outside a zoo in a cosmopolitan city like Dallas But lets take the case of Por Willis Po is a wild boar and he lives in the big city of Dallas Fortunately as yet he doesn't fully realize that boars are supposed to be wild although he is plenty rough with everybody except his 13-year-old mistress Noma Willis Po who is about eight months old was captured as a baby on a ranch in south Texas He was given to Nomas dad and then passed on to her Right away Po found that taking baths is a must in the Willis home so today he probably is the sweetest-smelling hog in Texas Since becoming urbanized Po gets his bristles brushed daily and his nails painted a bright shining red But he will not stand still for a ribbon on his head Because of his soft living Po has put on about 75 pounds since coming to the city He also has developed an ear for piano music He loves his notes soft sweet and gentle and he will drift off into dreamland after a few bars (With or without music it is not unusual for him to nap with Noma) But if the music gets too loud he will try to eat the ivory off the keys He doesnt like the racket Another thing Po doesnt like is photographers One showed up at PRECIPITATION Last 24 hours Trace This month II inches This year Mll fachea Today's Skies Sunset today Sunrise tomorrow Moonnse today Moonset tomorrow Full mooo Prominent Stars: Sinus rises $27 PM Aldebaran high ut southeast PM Prominent Coostellation Onon between Aldebaran and Sinus (All limes Eastern Standard) Computed for Kingsport Times by Bailey Frank Veteran Wire Service Editor Plans To Retire NEW YORK (AP) Wayne Cottingham a native Kentuckian will retire Jan I after exactly 40 years service with The Associated Press Cottingham is biographical editor and for 18 years has headed the New York news library A tall slender Kentuckian from Paris Cottingham is reserved in manner and an abstainer in habit He joined AP at Louisville on New Years Day in 1922 later becoming correspondent at Jefferson City and Jacksonville and Chief of Bureau in Tennessee for 10 years The Tennessee staff under Cottingham was an illustrious one and included two men who later won Pulitzer Prizes for AP John Hightower of the Washington diplomatic beat and Don Whitehead now a columnist for the Knoxville News-Sentinel Cottingham transferred to New York in 1938 and put in four years as a night supervisor on the general desk As head of the biographical service Cottingham estimates he has produced more than 1000 obituary sketches for member morgues In retirement he will continue to reside in Jackson Heights Long Island Cottinghams successor will be Douw Fonda of the New York bureau desk a veteran of 28 years AP service TIMES-NEWS CLASSIFIED ADS GET RESULTS 20" Deluxe Bicycles Boys or girls model complete with training wheels Middleweight cantilever frame ball bearing head pedals cranks 20 jP7 iZB wheels You Can Buy With Confidence at Kress 4r v-wvr WEATHER FORECAST It will over touch of the eastern third a warming trend likely in the Forecasts KINGSPORT AND VICINITY Cloudy and turning colder tonight with low temperature about 20 and a few light snow flurries Thursday's outlook is for partly cloudy and continued rather cold with high in upper 20s Fridays forecast calls for increamg cloudiness and continued rather cold with ram or snow in the late afternoon EAST TENNESSEE Clearing and cold tonight with low temperature in low 20s Thursdays forecast is for mostly fair and a little warmer with high about 44 Fridays outlook is for partly cloudy and little change in temperature Temperatures are expected to average 4-8 degrees below normal during the next five days The normal low is 28-33 and the normal high is 48-50 A slight warming trend is expected during the weekend with about one inch of rain SOUTHWEST VIRGINIA Cloudy windy light snow flurries and a low temperature in 20s tonight Fair and cold is the prediction for Thursday and Friday Policy Briefing Scheduled On Indian Invasion WASHINGTON (UPI) Secretary of State Dean Rusk was called to give senators a hush-hush policy briefing today on Indias invasion of Portuguese Goa that has caused a flare of anti-Nehru reaction Rusks appearance this afternoon before members of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee was scheduled without announcement It came as some members branded the Indian military action reprehensive outrageous naked aggression While Goa was expected to be the chief topic at the session members also were concerned about Indonesias threat to liberate West New Guinea and the situation in the Congo Sen William Fulbright D-Ark committee chairman was pictured as anxious to avoid the impression that Rusks informal briefing signified some major policy development Only a half-dozen members of his committee were in the capital and others were not summoned for the closed-door meeting While most members vehemently denounced Indias move against Goa Sen Hubert Humphrey D-Minn stressed that the substitute for use of force would have been a prompt solution of the colonial problem raised by continued Portuguese rule in Goa Humphrey told UPI: Its regrettable that India used force particularly when the example has a way of spreading disorder and violence But you cannot have enclaves of colonialism in great countries We wouldnt tolerate one here in America I doubt that we would tolerate an enclave of Spanish rule on the California coast or one of British rule on our east coast The question is how do you resolve the issue and force is surely not the answer baritone and Johnny Overbey bass Dlen Hicks is accompanist and John Thweatt is narrator The choir is directed by Mrs John Thweatt and co-ordinated by Mrs Kermit Mullins Membership in the choir ranges from junior high through college age groups Rev Ronald Hicks is pastor of the church BUY IN THE FACTORY CARTONS AND SAVE A A A BY ASSEMBLING YOURSELF! Check The Prices On These Items Shown Here Buy Now Pay Later Heavy gauge steel thatcan take plenty of punishment Has bright red enamel finish white double disc wheels I molded rubber tires 20' 10' 3 12' 3'' 13 3 5 4y Heavy Gauge Steel 12" Tricycles With U-bone frame Spoke type wheels nuncture-proof rub-jer tires Adjustable seat Red body with white trim Miami clear 83 72 01 Milwaukee cloudy 36 19 Mpls St Paul snow 31 3 03 New Orleans clear 65 43 New York cloudy 42 38 09 Oklahoma City clear 35 22 Omaha clear 20 -7 Philadelphia cloudy 40 34 Phoenix cloudy 61 Pittsburgh snow 46 33 07 1 Portland Me snow 30 28 71 Portland Ore rain 59 46 47 Rapid City cloudy 15 1 Richmond clear 43 34 I St Louis cloudy 37 25 Salt Lake City rain 40 36 21 San Diego clear 64 49 San Francisco cloudy 58 56 07 Seattle cloudy 52 42 44 Tampa cloudy 79 64 21 1 Washington clear M-Missing 43 34 54 Catholic Priests Ordained VATICAN CITY (UPI)- Fifty-four students of the North American College prostrated themselves today before the altar of St Peter's Basilica in ceremonies ordaining them as priests of the Roman Catholic Church It was the first time in the 102-year history of the college that the entire graduating class was ordained in the worlds largest church Fifty-three students and one Canadian were ordained in the four-hour ceremonies that began shortly after dawn Among those ordained were Joseph Breen Nashville Tenn William Henneseey West Palm Beach' Fla William Hoffman Gainesville Ga and Joseph James Birmingham Ala $elly UafeS Che IVM FlU nlfKfi Sturdy Steel Scootaway Wagons "Radio Tat" Wagon Robert Mullins 66 died at 5:45 am today at Holston Valley Community Hospital after a bnef illness Mullins was from Wise County Va and had recently come to1 SM 1 He was a retired electrical appliance service man He is survived by two sons Kenneth Mullins of Mechanics-burg Ohio and Alvis Mullins a US government employe one daughter Mrs Robert Spence of Ohio: one brother Jess Mullins of Dante Va three sisters Mrs Bill Laws Connelsville Penn Mrs James Nickels of Gary Ind and Mrs Wesley Spencer of Kingsport Seven grandchildren also survive Funeral arrangements will be announced later by the Hamlett-Dobson Funeral Home A Housewright A Housewright 69 died at 11 30 am Tuesday at Holston Valley Community Hospital after a bnef illness Born in Hawkins County he lived for 34 years in Des Moines Iowa He had been living at Route 4 Church Hill since 1952 He had been a merchant in Kingsport and Church Hill He was a member of the Elms Springs Methodist Church Survivors include his wife Mrs Anice Larkin Housewright one daughter Mrs Ruth Virginia Hil-burn Long Beach Calif one grandson one brother William Housewnght Church Hill three sisters Mrs Volla Burton Mid-dletow-n Ohio Mrs Laura Clemons Church Hill and Mrs Rhea Akers Kingsport will be Funeral services will be at 2 i Seat In Congress SHREVEPORT La (UPI)-Joe Waggonner Jr a segregationist Democrat who refused the support of national party leaders won a close special congressional election Tuesday over a Republican segregationist According to complete but unofficial returns from the 4th Congressional Districts 226 precincts the 43 year old Waggonner received 33846 votes to 28275 for his Republican opponent Charlton Lyons Sr It was the GO Ps strongest bid i in the district since a Republican was elected 88 years ago Both candidates campaigned on ultra-conservative platforms in the race to succeed Rep Overton Brooks who died in September Waggoner is highly critical of President Kennedys new frontier and has pledged himself to fight integration foreign aid federal aid to education and usurpation of states rights Lyons 67 a wealthy Shreveport oilman also rejected national party backing He and Waggonner were in accord throughout the campaign on opposition to the socialist tend-encies of the Kennedy admims- jen(eie trHon Champion said he would have a Of the approximately 143000 non-white population in the district only 6157 Negroes are registered 101683 Pos home the other day to record him for posterity and every time the flash went off Po tried to gobble up the camera Po also tried to clean his tusks on that one more please boy too Despite Pos affected cultivation his city-dwelling days are numbered Lately he has started butting people around a little too much Domesticated animals have become his mortal enemies Besides he has rooted up the hedge and eaten a large part of the back door of the Willis house One Mistake Made On Christmas Card jail about eight months ago while's serving a 60-day drunk driving Christmas dinner waiting for Culp Youfh Choir Gives Program Tonight The Youth Choir of the Colonial Heights Baptist Church will present the Christmas story in Scripture and song tonight Soloists for the performance will be Nancy Millins and Ruth Ann Stallard sopranos Johanna Storm Tonda Nave altos Wayne Taylor tenor Noel Fuller We would like to wish all our valued friends and families a very Merry Christmas and to thank each of you for helping to make this one of our most Successful Years Pol" Wagon 2471 Rax Missile" Wagon-28 Rax Jot" Wagon-34 1 10 Tricycle 16' Tricycle eeaeeeeeoeeaeeeaeeoeooeeeei I JoJa I I ilom Wotlem roome Atoms which normally vibrate vigorously are almost completely still at 450 degrees below zero Fahrenheit 1 pm Thursday at Hamlett-Dobson registered voters in the district Funeral Home Chapel Rev Ogleva Cl I nd R'v Hermn Cnstsn firiSllTiaS jmlCQ will officiate Bunal will be in in Old Union Cemetery Pallbearers will be Brown Flee-nor Gyde Alley Dennis Christian Kyle Housewright Butch Anderson Harley Mallett Tajles Wallace and Clarence Snapp The body will remain at Hamlett-Dobson Funeral Home The Christmas this year family will receive friends at the ployed workers There are For Unemployed NASHVILLE (AP) State officials said today they plan to go all out in helping make it a merry for NOTICE TO ALL LAST MINUTE SHOPPERS We Will Be Closed I Dec 22 23 24 25 fj if Fri Sat Sun and Mon i BUY NOW-PAY NEXT YEAR No dew payment and no monthly payment until Feb 1962 on Kraft Ready redf a jite gamfti m2i rlfx xi unem- Although most state offices will be clewed Friday the Employ-mait Security Department said a skeleton staff will remain on duty to issue jobless benefit checks to qualified applicants -i Commissioner Jennings said the number of new applicants for unemployment compensation increased last week Jo 6215 ftbm 4590 the previous wLek We have a nice stock of Home Gifts that will please all the family! Everything from small kitchen appliances to a house full of furniture All purchases can ba financed Come in and sea what Santa has for tha hornet KYKEIMIODGE FURNITURE CO 1 16-1 IB Market St funeral home and at the residence Stephen A Morton JOHNSON (JTY Stephen A Morton 68 of 1106 Elm St Johnson Gty died in Range Hall Nurs- tog Home Tuesday at 1 am He was a retired Christian Church minister and was a native 1 of Sullivan County He had lived Wxy To Shops Cash Lay-Away Credit rt.