The Commercial Appeal from Memphis, Tennessee • 43

THE COMMERCIAL APPEAL, MEMPHIS, FRIDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 18, 1959 43 Hale Eulogized At Final Rites To Do Says Minister Of County Political Leader Friends and neighbors, former county government associates and city and state dignitaries paid final homage yesterday to E. W. Hale Sr. at funeral services in the Whitehaven Baptist Church. The church was almost filled by 500 white and Negro mourners.

Gov. Buford Ellington attended. Mr. Hale died early Wednesday morning at Baptist Hospital. He would have been 85 Jan.

4. 'Prince Has Fallen' "A prince is fallen in Israel this day" the Rev. W. C. Furr eulogized Mr.

Hale. "A giant tree has been cut down. Mr. Hale was a giant in character who leaned over backwards to do that which was right. He was as much afraid of doing something wrong as if it were poisonous or a wild animal was lying wait for him." The Rev.

Mr. Furr compared Mr. Hale's daily life and administration the county gOVernment as County Commission chairman to two horses. of Mr. Hale's horses was the white horse of purity and of goodness, and he.

also had a horse of efficiency." The Rev. Mr. Furr recalled that Mr. Hale had refused a salary cut for the county school 1 teachers in the depression years of the early 1930s. Teachers Loved Him "The school teachers loved Mr.

Hale. I know that because have heard them say so," the Rev. Mr. Furr said. He praised Mr.

Hale for his work as chairman of the fundraising committee of the Whitehaven Church, built at cost $75.000. Whitehaven Baptists was fortunate to have the Hale as residents" and the community has been "kept clean because Mr. Hale lived Mr. Furr said. MRS.

BETTY YARBROUGH Widow Dies At Age Of 72 After Long Illness Mrs. Betty Louis Wagoner Yarbrough of 3469 Vernon died at 9 last night at St. Joseph Hospital after a long illness. She was 72. Mrs.

Yarbrough was born in Oakland, and had lived most of her life in Memphis. She was the widow of Marvin Yarbrough, who died 33 years ago. She was a member of the Pentecostal Church. She lived at the Vernon address with two daughters. Mrs.

Isma Monasco and Mrs. J. H. Hunt. She also leaves two sons.

Milton N. Yarbrough of 1780 Winston Drive and Embry Yarbrough of 3094 St. Charles: sister. Mrs. Rebecca Boyd of 4626 Helen Road.

seven grandchildren and four. great-grandchildren. National Funeral Home has charge. Mrs. Henrietta Collins Services for Mrs.

Henrietta Collins of Denmark. who died yesterday afternoon at General Hospital 111 Jackson. will be at 2 this afternoon at Maple Springs Baptist Church near Jackson. Burial will be in the church cemetery with Smith Funeral Home in charge. Mrs.

Collins, who was 81. was the mother of Mrs. Leecie Collins of Memphis. John G. Williams Mass will he said for John Gordon Williams.

who died Monday at the Shelby County Hospital. at 10 a.m. at St. Catholic Church. with burial in Calvary.

National Funeral Home has charge. Died WILSON-Baptist Hospital, Dec. 16 1959. 6:40 p.m. CHARLES R.

WILSON, 64 rears. Husband of Mrs. Bess K. Wilson Father of Sam Wilson. Robert Wilson.

Arlington. Jack A Wilson. Monterey Park, Mrs. R. Etner Ashland, Wise Mrs.

Joe Harper. Ft Worth, Texas Brother of M. S. Wilson Arlington. Tenn Shirley Wilson.

E1 Paso. Texas. Eleven trandchildren Body will in state at the Arlington Presbyterian Church, Arlington, Tenn Friday from 1 p.m until 2:30 p.m. which time services will ha conducted by Rev Solon Hill. Rev L.

W. Drake Interment in Arlington Cemetery. National Funeral Home RAMSEY'S FLOWERS 1235 UNION AT BELLEVUE ACCOUNTS OPENED OVER PHONE BR 5-1226 FORGET -ME-NOT FLORIST 212 Lauderdale JA 7-9648 JA 5-5012 Markers MEMORIAL STUDIO--MONUMENTS Union JA 6-5466 NIGHTS AND HOLIDAYS BR 4-0346 AGNES COUGHLIN FLORIST Phone WH 8-0388 1408 Brooks Rd BROWN--Funeral rites for the late MRS LOTS 0. BROWN, who passed the home of her -In-law and tor. Mr.

And Mrs. P. Jones, 1748 Greenview Circle. will he held from Mt Piscah C.M E. Church, Saturday Dec 19 1959 At 11 A.m.

with Reverend: D. C. Mosler. W. Browning and N.

Walker offirating. Wake In our chapel this Friday to 10 Dec. 18 1959. Interment In St Cemetery, Millington. Tenn Milling ton Funeral Home BR 5-1506 and CA 3-9977.

W. A. Stewart, manager CLARK--At John Gaston Hospital. Der 16. 1959.

at 10:45 a.m.. MRS. FRANKIF MAE CLARK. wife of Mr. Willie Clark.

seven children. me grandchild; daughter of Mrs. Mary Sutton. four sisters, one brother. five aunts, She leaves host of other relatives and friends to survive Due notice.

Victory Funeral Home. A 3-2636. FOWLER-At residence 2107 Clayton. Thursday, Dec. 17.

1959. MRS. MARY FOWLER. sister of Elijah Yarns. four nieces.

one nephew. host of other tives and friends survive, Due notice. Quails and JA 6-2181 JACKSON At his residence 168 Rowe St. Dec. 11.

1953 MR. GEORGE JACKSON Husband Mrs. Mary Jackson: father of Mr. Albert. Whitmore: grandfather of Mr.

and Mes. Joweph Cooper: he leaves five nieces, one nephew, other relatives and friends survive. Body 17 state At Southern. Saturday, Dec. 17.

1959 from 6 until 10 p.m. Services New Jerusalem Church of God 1M Christ. Texas And Colorado Street, Sunday. Dec. 20.

1952 At. 1:30 p.m. Eider samuel Lowe officiating Interment LA Galilee Memorial Gardens, Southern Funeral Home. JA 7-7311. JACOBS -Remains of the MR.

EDGAR JACOBS wIll be in our Chapel from 6 to 8 p.m. this Friday, Dec. 18. Funeral service In the Chapel Rev D. Adams officiating.

Interment 10 A.m. Saturday In New Park Cemetery. H. Haves And Sons. 680 Lauderdale St.

JA 5-3518. Remains of the late MAS BEULAH RHINEHARDT will be in our Chapel from A to 10 this Friday. Dec 18. 1050 Funeral 11 A.m Saturday Avers Chapel A.M.E Church. Rev Lorca Patrick officiating.

anaisted hr Rev Buntyn Interment In New Park cemeter: Hater And Sons RAN Lauderdale St Crien Protective MID-SOUTH DEATHS TUTWILER, -Mrs. Ella V. WeisJACKSON. Tenn. -Raymond Evans, 56 Mrs.

Lela Day, 81: Mrs. Henrietta Collins. 81: Mrs. Mary M. Williams, 59.

YAZOO CITY. Miss. -Dewey Harthcock. 53. HOXIE.

Ark. -Mrs. Louise Fields, 90. GREENVILLE. Eurna Yaylor, 63.

ABERDEEN. Miss. -William A. Grissom. 84.

TUPELO, Miss. -Mrs. Dalma R. Tate. STARKVILLE.

Miss. --Estle D. Cole40. IUKA, Miss. -Mra.

Mary E. Rutledge. 63. PARIS. Tenn.

-D. Albert Bradles, 82. CAMDEN. Tenn. -John William Byrn, 85.

JONESBORO, Ark. -Ernest A. Schritchfield, 82. BRADFORD. Tenn.

-Mrs. Nellie Holt, 72. CLARKSDALE. -Marvin C. Smith, 27: Mrs.

Ivo Hudson. 44. BLYTHEVILLE, Ark. -Tom W. Jackson, SELMER.

-Millard K. Plunk. 79. WEST MEMPHIS-Mrs. Sarah Alexander.

SAVANNA. Tenn. Mrs. Zona PerRice. 72: Mrs.

Daisy Anoker Russell. 75. DRUMMONDE, Tenn. -Mrs. Beulah Lee Crook, 63.

MISS CORA SMITH Dies At Home After SixYear -She Was 85 Miss Cora Estelle Smith died at 3:40 p.m. yesterday at her home, 768 Richmond, after a six illness. Miss Smith was 85. She lived near Paris, until 1901 when she moved with her family to Memphis. She was a member of the Methodist Church.

She lived at the Richmond address with three sisters, Miss Ginevra Smith, Mrs. Elizabeth Lewis and Mrs. S. W. W.

G. 1541 NetherShe also leaves, two brothers, wood and the Rev. W. E. Smith of Kennett, Mo.

National Funeral Home has charge. Mrs. Mary Williams Services for Mrs. Myracle Williams of Jackson, will be at 2 tomorrow afternoon at Lanier Funeral Home in Jackson. Burial will be in Hollywood Cemetery there.

Mrs. Williams, who was 59, died yesterday afternoon at Webb- Williamson Hospital in Jackson. She was the stepdaughter of Mrs. L. W.

Myracle and the half sister of Harold Myracle Myracle, all of Mem- Heart Attack Fatal To Frank Zoccola Farmer Is Stricken While Gathering Holly A trip into the woods to gather Christmas greenery ended in death late yesterday afternoon for Frank Zoccola, farmer of 4357 Macon Road. Mr. Zoccola and his wife, Mrs. Lucille Zoccola were hunting holly and cedar off Macon Road Arlington. They planned to fashion them into Christmas wreaths to sell.

As they were getting into their truck to return home, Mr. Zoccola was stricken with a heart attack. He died soon after in St. Joseph Hospital. Mr.

Zoccola, who was 58, was born in Genoa, Italy, came to the United States in 1912. He was a communicant of St. Michael Catholic and a member of the County SChurch Growers Association. Besides his wife he leaves son, Louis Frank Zoccola of Nashville: three sisters, Mrs. Madeline Rizzi.

Mrs. Rosina Bonicelli and Miss Maria Zoccola of Genoa, and four grandchildren. National Funeral Home is in charge, MRS. SARAH ALEXANDER Services Will Be Tomorrow For Resident, 87 Services for Mrs. Sarah Alexander, who died at 6:30 a.m.

yesterday at her homela 675 North Fourth, will at 10:30 a.m. tomorrow at the Seventh Street Church of the Lord Jesus Christ. Mrs. Alexander, who was 87. born in Indiana.

She had lived in Memphis more than 40 years. She was a member of the Seventh Street Church of the Lord Jesus Christ. She leaves five grandchildren and a number of grandchildren, all of whom in Burial will be in Elmwood with the Funeral Home of West in charge. Citizens, Rites Will Be Here Today For Former Memphian EDWIN Services for Mrs. Alma Anderson McCorkle of Mexicali, Mexico, former Memphian and wife of Edwin McCorkle, Mexicali cotton merchant, will be at 10:30 this morning at National Funeral Home.

Burial will 1 be in Mt. Pisgah Cemetery at Ellendale with Dr. H. T. Wood officiating.

Mrs. McCorkle died at 10:35 p.m. Wednesday at a Trezevant, hospital after an illness of three months. She was 52. Born in Jackson, Mrs.

McCorkle came to Memphis when a young girl. She lived here until 1953 when she and her husband moved to Mexicali. Mr. McCorkle is in charge of the Mexicali branch of Hohenberg Bros. Co.

He was formerly vice president of Lyon Cotton Co. here. Mrs. McCorkle was a member of SLindenwood Christian Church. much of her spare time hunting and fishing.

he She also leaves a daughter, Mrs. J. H. Robertson of Trezevant: A sister, Mrs. T.

N. Shahid of Largo, and two grandsons. JOHN FRANK WINKLEY Retired Crane Operator Dies After Long Illness John Frank Winkley, retired crane operator at the Army Generat Depot on Airways, died at 10:10 a.m. yesterday at his home, 1460 Boxwood after long illness. Mr.

Winkley was 79. Born in Chicago, Mr. Winkley had lived in Memphis for about 40 years. He was communicant the Little Flower Catholic Church. He leaves, his wife.

Mrs. Rowena Winkley; two daughters: Mrs. Sybal McCollum of 1472 Boxwood and Mrs. Pauline Kavanaugh of New Orleans: son, Charles Winkley 2080 St. Elmo, and five grandchildren.

Mass will be said at 9:30 a.m. tomorrow at the Little Flower Catholic Church. Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery with Cosmopolitan Funeral Home in Perfect "Stocking" PARKER JOTTER PARKER tGall JOTTER The one gift that's just right for family, for friends, for year end "thank you" and it's convenient! All gift boxed, PARKER ready for giving. Choose from five colors -you'll want several! Walgreens YOUR CHRISTMAS GIFT STORES $195 Gift Boxed A PRODUCT OF THE PARKER PEN COMPANY Former Grid Star Dies At 68 Years Heart Attack Is Fatal To Robert P. Butler Robert Parker Butler, former All-American football player and owner and operator of Continental Hatchery of Memphis at 2304 Central, died of a heart attack in his living quarters adjoining the hatchery at 6 last night.

Mr. Butler. who was 68. was a 1914 graduate of the University of Wisconsin where he played tackle on the football team. He was named an AllAmerican in the fall of 1912.

He was horn in Montclair, N. and had been a Memphian since 1927. An avid sports fan, he was a member the Big Ten Club composed of followers of Big Ten Conference teams. He leaves his wife, Mrs. LilMan E.

Butler; a daughter, Mrs. H. R. Elphingstone of East Point, a brother. Ralph B.

Butler of Belmar, N. and three grandsons. National Funeral Home is in MRS. HERBERT BECK Heart Condition Is Fatal To Memphian Mrs. Nell Matthews Beck of 3558 Fawn Cove was found dead at her home by her husband, Herbert Beck, about 6 last night when he returned from work.

Mrs. Beck, who was 53, had suffered from a heart condition for 12 years. She was born in Union City, and moved from there to Memphis with her husband 20 years ago. She was a Methodist. She also leaves A son, Pfc.

Herbert Beck of Fort Sill, a brother, Paine R. Matthews of Columbia, and two sisters. Mrs. E. C.

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T. Rutledge Services for Mrs. G. T. Rutledge of near Iuka, will be at 3 this afternoon in Rut- ledge Salem community in Tishomingo County, Mi Burial will be in the cemetery with Cutshall Fune Home of Iuka in charge.

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