Kingsport Times from Kingsport, Tennessee • 10

10 KINGSPORT TIMES Wednesday August 22 1973 WHO GETS WHAT FROM COMMUNITY CHEST Tension Strain Continued From Page 1 AREA DEATH NOTICES Community Chest agencies and affiliated organizations their 1973-74 budget and the amount of change from last years budget are: Watching the President speak yesterday there is considerable speculation that the President is under considerable strain and pressure a reporter told Warren How would you describe his mental state at this time? Warren replied that the New Orleans situation was difficult and serious -But he added the President was very pleased with the reception at the VFW convention and very pleased with the response to his remarks from the delegates As to his frame of mind today its one he feels he is out here to work Its time to get moving and to get on with the essential business of the nation In the area of the economy foreign policy and the energy situation so I would leave it at that Over the last few months the President has been called upon to devote a certain amount of time to various speeches and statements that he has made (on Watergate) I think that is obvious Warren said As for Ziegler and the President Warren said: I can assure you their relationship is a good one We were dealing with a confused situation yesterday he explained I repeat the relationship is a good one the matter is over It is not a matter to be concerned with The President was to go in one way and the press the other Warren evoked loud laughter when he added that Nixon was just pointing out something to Ron Arrested After Chase Tenn a sister Mrs Dee "(Hattie) Ward of Jonesboro brother Herman Fincher Surgoinsville and 18 grandchildren Hamlett-Dobson Funeral Home is in charge of funeral arrangements Jessie Williams APPALACHIA Jessie Williams age 41 of Bell Ave Appalachia died at 6 pm Monday at Park Avenue Hospital Norton after a prolonged illness He was a lifelong resident of Appalachia He was formerly a night watchman for the General Coal Co at the transloader He was a member of the Apostolic Faith Church of God Appalachia He was a member of the Powell Lodge Number 237 IOOF He was a member of the Rebecca Lodge number 73 Appalachia He was a member of the Appalachia Rescue Squad Surviving are his widow Mrs Mary Ruth Williams two sons Roger Williams and Mark Williams one daughter Miss Janette Williams all of Appalachia father and step-mother Mr and Mrs Joe Williams Big Stone Gap five brothers Ballard Williams and Creed Williams both of Big Stone Gap Walter Williams Ray Williams Howard Williams all of Appalachia two sisters Miss Dora Holbrook Appalachia and Mrs Pearlie Mullins Big Stone Gap Roy A Green Funeral Home is in charge I Community Chest cent of a months pay In other board action the directors heard a report from Chest treasurer Carter Jr who said that Chest finances are in good order He reported that the reserve fund stands at approximately $451000 Continued From Page a months pay $1000 to $1199 monthly cent of a months pay $1200 to $1399 monthly of a months pay $1400 and over monthly 1 6 per 7 per cent 8 'per i Legion Club great-grandchild Robinette Funeral Home Blackwater is in charge of funeral arrangements Broadus Coley GATE CITY Va Broadus Clarence Coley 67 500 Fir St Gate City died at Holston VaHey Community Hospital late Tuesday afternoon after a lingering illness He was a native of Scott County a retiree of the Campbell Soup Company of Camden and a member of Hales Chapel United Methodist Church He is survived by his wife Mrs Mary Wolfe Coley of the home one aunt Mrs Pearl Dykes Gate City Va one uncle Joseph Fugate Gate City Va several nieces and nephews Arrangements will be announced later by the Gate City Funeral Home James Berry ORMAN BEACH Fla James Noel Berry formerly of Scott County Va died Tuesday night at Holston Valley Community Hospital after a lengthy illness He was a retired school teacher having taught for 38 years in the Scott County School System He is survived by four sisters Mrs Roy Burke Orman Beach Fla Mrs Myrtle Taylor Clinchport Va Miss Ida Berry and Mrs Ona Brown both of Kingsport Funeral arrangements are incomplete and will be announced later by the Scott County Funeral Home in Weber City Pearlie Morrison Mrs Pearlie Mae Morrison 72 Rt 6 Rogersville died at 10:30 am Tuesday at Holston Valley Community Hospital after a long illness Born in Sullivan County she had spent most of her life in Hawkins County She was a member of the First Freewill Baptist Church of Church Hill Survivors include her husband Charlie Harrison 'TCT' H) Morrison daughters Mrs Martin (Hattie) Taylor of Kingsport Mrs Gracie Hall Rt 6 Rogersville Mrs Donald (Onie) Broyles Church Hill Mrs Alfred (Brenda) McClure Jefferson City1 and Mrs (Diane) Wright Bristol Va sons Samuel and Harry Morrison both of Rt 6 Rogersville George Church Hill Richard Sullivan Gardens Calvin A Kingsport Charles Winston-Salem NC Austin Blountville and Herman Fred Morrison Corryton Aug 12 the Times-News published reports of devices in a half dozen clubs in the county including a photograph of machines actually in operation at a Kingsport club We checked out the Bluff City club and well check out any club that we get a report of gambling devices in the sheriff said Continued From Page 1 a bit of trouble at the club Bishop said Carpenter let us make a tour of every room in the club Bishop said "He let us go all over There werent any gambling devices Bishop said that as far as he is concerned there are no gambling devices in any service club in Sullivan County Smith gave chase The two cars sped east on Vance Street south on Park Street east on East Center Street the left on Reedy Creek Road where Williams lost control of his car It turned over According to police one reason that Williams might have fled is that he was driving without a drivers license without insurance and he was drunk He was charged with these offenses Police also charged Williams with leaving the scene of an accident failing to stop for a police car running two stop signs and running a red light Williams was arraigned Tuesday and his case was continued to Aug 28 at 2 pm so that he could get an attorney A 29-yvear-old Kingsport man with a history of trouble with city police was arrested after a hit and run accident and a high speed chase Monday First Jerry Williams 29 of 1816 Westmoreland Dr got into a minor accident on Vance St About $50 damage was done to his car and about $300 done to the car of Ocea Grills of 1826 Ken-more Dr The accident occurred as Williams was passing the Grills car police said But Williams left the scene of the accident before city patrolman Smith arrived at about 5:30 pm As the patrolman was writing up the accident in the presence of Grills Williams car reappeared out of an alley and shot past the patrolman at a high speed His Enemies Youth Dies After Accident Cecil Peters ROGERSVILLE Cecil Kedrick Peters 36 Route 1 Bulls Gap died at Hawkins County Memorial Hospital at noon Tuesday Survivors include his widow Mrs Margaret Peters father and mother Mr and Mrs John Peters Kingsport sons Jeffrey Cecil Dwight and Raymond daughter Rolannah Peters step-son Sturm Fisher Bulls Gap brothers A Peters Peoria 111 Kermit and Willie Peters of Kingsport sisters Mrs Shelby Jean Williams Blountville and Mrs Janice May Winstead Clinchport Va and grandmother Mrs Lynda Jane Lyons Kingsport Nash-Wilson Rogersville is in charge of funeral arrangements Wright Bailey JOHNSON CITY Wright Bailey 59 Appalachian Christian Village died at 8:30 pm Tuesday following a long illness He was a native of Johns'on City He was a former employe of Tennessee Eastman Company as a personnel supervisor and was later in charge of industrial relations at Holston Defense Corp He had served as a foreign service officer He was a member of Sigma Delta Chi Professional Journalistic Society the Elks Club Lake Worth Fla and the Legion of the Moose Club of Kingsport Survivors include a sister Mrs Odessa Bailey Boy Bluff City two stepsons Thomas Tarham William Tarham both of Kingsport four step-grandchildren stepmother Mrs Adalee Bailey Johnson City two half-sisters Mrs Eula Mae Seehorn Johnson City Mrs Billie Jean Conley Bluff City two nieces and several half-nieces and nephews Appalachian Funeral Home is in charge Bessie Tankersley Mrs Bessie Tankersley 81 died Monday evening at Lej General Hospitalun nington Gap after ajjfig illness She was a resident of Blackwater and a member of Beech Grove Baptist Church She is survived by her husband Morgan Tankersley daughter Mrs Gilbertia Maness of Kyles Ford Tenn sisters Mrs Allie Moore Kyles Ford and Mrs Louvada Willis Fresno Calif brothers Em-mitte and Charlie Roller both of Kyles Ford and Burley Roller of Blountville five grandchildren and one tf "As Charlie Carroll Ass Chef $195 $195 Agnew Raps Continued From Page 1 the House Republican Conference and other influential Republicans in Congress to advise them not to get out on a limb with strong statements of support for Agnew President Nixon has not publicly and personally expressed his support He was reported last week to have "hit the ceiling when informed by Agnew of his troubles and to have tried to discourage Agnew from holding his Aug 8 news conference They met Aug 7 Warren said they have not seen each other since then In another development ENR a construction weekly published by McGraw-Hill said Agnews name is now being mentioned in connection with reports that in 1970 an indictment was squelched against a Maryland contractor He was accused of paying bribes to six members of Congress to win approval for a $55 million increase in payments for construction of a House of Representatives garage In Annapolis Md an Anne Arundel County grand jury returned more indictments in its investigation of false financial reports filed in connection with a Salute to Agnew fund-raising dinner for the vice president in 1972 Officials refused to identify the defendants until they are arraigned probably later this week Maryland Republican Chairman Alexander Lankier has already admitted making a false report list- ing as donations $50000 which was actually borrowed from the Committee to Re-elect the President He said he wanted to make the affair appear more successful than it actually was Beall talking to newsmen before Agnews meeting with reporters said the White House and not Richardson may have the final authority" to decide what information is presented to the grand jury car and landed on a bank where both doors were ripped from the vehicle Mullins was a student at Happy Valley High School He is survived by his parents Mr and Mrs Joseph I Mullins two brothers Darrell of Johnson City and Thurman serving with the US Army in Hawaii two sisters Mrs Connie Ratcliffe Appalachia Va and Cathy Mullins Rt 6 Johnson City his paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Earl Mullins Clintwood and his maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Jason Elkins Orrtanna Pa JOHNSON CITY One of two Johnson City youths injured in an early evening crash here Sunday died Tuesday morning in a Johnson City hospital 15-year-old Kenneth Mullins who was thrown through the rear window of the car in which he was riding died of head injuries according to authorities An investigating officer said the youth and a companion Danny Woods were both thrown through the rear window after their car traveling at a high rate of speed struck a car driven by Michael Smith of Kingsport became airborne and sailed over the Smith 1 5 Highway Plan Listed MM uKlKl of Kingsport NOW HAS PAVED STREETS KINGSPORT Hubert Melton Hubert Allison Melton Sr 69 Rt 3 Kingsport died Sunday about two hours after being admitted to Laughlin Clinic Greeneville from injuries received in an automobile accident at Highways 93 and 11-E Born in Greene County he had spent most of his life in Kingsport was a part-time employe of the OEO and was a member of the Cedar View Presbyterian Church Survivors include his wife Mrs Nannie Ramsey Melton three daughters Mrs Evelyn Robbins Mrs aiuua i iciua uuiu ui JUU3 Angeles Calif Mrs Jane Peters Kingsport two sons Hubert A Melton Jr Los Angeles Calif Melton Kingsport three sisters Mrs Anna Belle Sheffey Greeneville Mrs Lena Rader Greeneville Mrs Ada Costner Newport two brothers Marion and Henry Melton both of Kingsport Hamlett-Dobson Funeral Home is in charge SHOP MONDAY THURSDAY AND FRIDAY NIGHTS UNTIL 9 (OTHER WEEKDAYS UNTIL 5:30) towels reg 185 139 reg 85c 69' Towels Miller's Kingsport Sam and Charlie INVITES You To Visit Us At Any Hour Transportation Commissioner Robert Smith flanking Dunn at the news conference said he knew of no other program like this one anywhere in the nation Funerals MORRISON PEARLIE MAE Funerol services for Peorlie Moe Morrison will be held at 2 Thursday at Hamletf Dobson chapel with Rev Herman Christian and Rev James Bvford officiating BJrial will be in Church Hill Memorial Gardens The family will receive friends from 7 to 9 Wednesday ot Hamlett-Dobson Funeral Home PETERS CECIL Services for Cecil Kedrick Peters of Bulls Gap Route 1 will be held at 2 Thursday at the Nash-Wilson Chapel conducted by Rev Elbert Lumpkins ond Rev Dewey McCloud Burial in the Persia Cemetery Friends will be received from 7-9 Wednesday Nash-Wilson Rogersville is in charge of arrangements TANKERSLEY BESSIE Funerol services for Bessie Tankersley will be conducted Thursday at I from Beech Grove Baptist Church with the Rev George Martin and the Rev Hobart Holl officiating Burial will follow In the family cemetery near the residence The family will receive friends from 7 to 9 Wednesday night at the Robinette Funeral Home The body will be moved to the church one hour before the services Robinette Funeral Home at Blackwater is in charge of arrangements MELTON HUBERT ALLISON SR Funeral services for Hubert Allison Melton Sr will be conducted ot I 30 Frldov in the Homlett-Dobson Funeral Home Chapel with the Rev Carl Voorhees ond the Rev Milburn Moreiock officiating Burial will be ot Eost Lawn Memorlol Pork The body will remain at the funeral home where the family will receive friends from 7 to 9PM Thursday Hamlett-Dobson Funeral Home is in charge of the arrangements BAILEY WRIGHT Funerol services for Wright Bailey oge 59 of Appalachian Christian Village Who passed away 8 30 pm Tuesday will be held 2 00 Friday ot Appalachian Funerol Chopel Interment to follow in Monte Visto Burial Pork The body will remain ot the chopel throughout services where the family will receive friends from 7'00 to 9 00 pm Thursday ond other times at 1203 Roan St Appalachian Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements NASHVILLE (UPI) Gov Winfield Dunn Tues-Z day outlined a 20-year plan for improving the states highways with an estimated I present day price tag of $38 billion The governor said his program will also remove road construction from the political arena The construction dollar will be distributed on a fair and equitable basis by road systems within develop- ment districts he said The State Department of Transportation will coor-dinate the activities with that of our local governments and the citizens of each of nine development districts in selecting priorities for improvements tax and to insure route continuity Dunn added that with inflation the price estimate could double by the 1990 completion date He also said that $28 billion was needed to simply bring the present roads system to adequate standards Although travel is projected to increase by some 116 per cent over the next 20 years he said this system only necessitates a six per cent increase in system mileage during the same period We are not therefore attempting to pave the countryside only to provide an adequate system to meet the demands that will be placed on it While the governor of- fered no specific financing method he said We are going to have to raise taxes at some point He was asked if he planned to push the program with next years budget and replied Its premature to say to you what I think we can do AFTER CHURCH CHICKEN and DUMPLINGS SUNDAY SPECIAL Fieldcfest "Fragrance" terry tovels COUNTRY FRIED STEAK and GRAVY Baked Alaska for Dessert Sunday bath Excellent Dining Reasonable Prices Excellent Service Banquet and Convention Meeting Facilities regularly 285 Replenish your linen closet now with this pretty towel ensemble at special low prices) Multi-color floral print on sheared cotton terry Fringed Order your towels and blankets by 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