The Commercial Appeal du lieu suivant : Memphis, Tennessee • 20

THE COMMERCIAL APPEAL, MEMPHIS, TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE 18, 1963 PREVIEW OF U.S. WEATHER BUREAU FORECAST Ending 6:30 P.M. CST 6 18 63 MILD MONTREAL WARM TORONTO I BOSTON MILWAUKEE. NEW YORK DENVER SAN FRANCISCO KANSAS CITY ATLANTA 7:17 FT. WORTH HIGHEST TEMPERATURES 4:45 and CLOUD FORECAST MIAMI HOT, WEATHER FOTOCAST A SHOWERS AIR FLOW THUNDER 90 STORMS RAIN Scattered showers and thunderstorms are predicted for the Central Plateau, Plains, Upper Mississippi Valley and portions of the Gulf Coast.

Warm or hot temperatures will dominates most of the nation. St. MRS. GOLDIE BROWN Services Will Be Today At 11:30 A.M. Mrs.

Brown Services for Mrs. Goldie Novick Brown of 3404 Galloway, a clerk at Three Sisters for eight years, will be at 11:30 this mornin a Me mphis Fune al e. Burial will be in BaronHirs ch e- tery. S. Brown, Mrs.

Brown who was 62, died at 8 a.m. yesterday at Baptist Hospital after a brief illness. Born in Poland, she moved to Memphis in 1921 from Philadelphia. She was the widow of Joe Brown, owner, of Brown's Dry Goods 3403 Summer until his death in 1959. She was a member of Baron-Hirsch congregation, the Baron-Hirsch Ladies' Auxiliary and the' B'nai B'rith Women.

She leaves a son, Stanley Brown of the Galloway address; two daughters, Mrs. Harold Weinman of 3759 Northwood Drive and Mrs. Joseph Sacks of 3985 Fizer; a brother, Seymour Novick of Chicago; and six grandchil- MRS. ALICE B. VESEY Services Will Be Tomorrow At 4 P.M.

Mrs. Alice B. Vesey of 122 North Evergreen, widow of Walter Vesey who died in 1958, died at 1:50 p.m. yesterday at Methodist Hospital after an illness of about a month. She was 79.

Mrs. Vesey was a member of Buntyn Presbyterian Church and had lived in Memphis all of her life. She leaves her son, Walter Vesey and three grandchildren. Services will be at 4 p.m. tomorrow at Memphis Funeral Home.

Burial will be in Elmwood. Walter Allen Sims Services for Walter Allen Sims, a retired mechanic who lived on his farm at 10644 Long Road east of Millington, will be at 2 p.m. today at the Gratitude Methodist Church. Burial will be in Arlington, Cemetery. Mr.

Sims, who was 70, died at 10 p.m. Sunday at his home after a brief illness. Memphis Funeral Home has charge. W. W.

'Bill' Walls Services for W. W. 'Bill' Walls of Pontotoc, will be at 3 this afternoon at West Heights Baptist Church in Pontotoc. Mr. Walls, who was 75, was killed when a train struck his pickup truck near Pontotoc yesterday morning.

He was the brother of Clarence Walls, Lonnie Walls and Mrs. Ozell Tutor, all of Memphis. Riley D. Muskelley Services for Riley D. Muskelley of Sarah, father Mrs.

D. P. Lacefield of Walker, will be at 4 this afternoon at the Sarah Baptist Church. Mr. Muskelley, who was 72, died at his home yesterday afternoon after a heart attack.

MID- SOUTH DEATHS BELEN, Harriet McKibben, 80, widow of T. L. McKibben. BELLS, Tenn. Mrs.

Ethel Pearson. 85, widow of Henry Pearson. BENOIT, Blanche Trigg Speakes, 97, widow of W. A. Speakes.

BLYTHEVILLE, Ellis, 47. salesman, BRUCE, -John Leachman, 72, farmer. BRUCETON, Tenn. -Mrs. Daisy Kirk Elkins, 81.

COLUMBUS, C. Smith, 75, insurance and real estate agent. DUNCAN, H. Morgan. 62.

service station operator. DYERSBURG, Tenn. Miss Mattie Tubbs, 22, Welfare Department employe. GREENWOOD, Mildred D. Bright.

56. wife of Dr. Ira B. Bright. HOUSTON.

Miss. Mrs. Minnie Lee Sisk. 61. Ark W.

Wood, 78, farmer. JACKSON. Tenn. -Mrs. H.

D. Lamport. 71. widow of H. D.

Lamport. JONESBORO. Ark -Cecil 0. Kendrick, merchant: James F. Reynolds, 60, retired heavy equipment operator.

LEXINGTON, Tenn. Mrs. Fronnie G. Beecham. 79.

widow of W. M. Beecham. MARKS. Miss.

-Miss Marsha Lynch, 19. OXFORD, Miss. -Luther Robison 78. PARAGOULD, Ark. -Earle E.

Castleberry. 68. real estate broker. -Leopold C. Pierce.

78 PONTOTOC, W. 'Bill' Walls, 75, surveyor. RIPLEY. Tenn. -Wilson E.

Simpson. 33. farmer. SARDIS. Bryant Young.

82. president of the Panola County Bank. SENATOBIA, Miss. Mrs. Ruby M.

Gabbert. 78 widow of M. W. Gabbert. WEST POINT, T.

Miller. 64. farmer. YAZDO 18. CITY, Miss.

Mrs. Rachel Power, wife of Dallas Powell Jr. DEATH NOTICES PURITT MRS. GERTRUDE PURITT-At and the residence of her Mrs. Moses Shaw.

son-in- 746 daughter law. North Mr. Montgomery and Street. June 16. 1963.

age one son-in-law, Dear 75 years. She leaves one daughter: one of step-soni Mr. Mose Hill: a host of friend other relatives and friends 19, survive. 1963. Body in Smothers state Chanel C.

M. 800 North Wednesday, June at Claybrook Street. from 6 P. until E. 8 Brooks p.m.

Services at 8 p.m.. Rev. officiating. Interment Thursday. 10 June 20.

1963. Mt. Carmel Annev at 527-7311. a.m. SOUTHERN FUNERAL HOME, TURNER MRS.

MOLLIE TURNER--At the residence. 1127 Thomas Wife Mr. June 15. 1963. at 10 a.m.

George Turner: sister of Mr. Eugene Coston of Memphis and Mr. Albert Coston ot Chicago: niece of Rocksie Alexander. Lucille McDonald: cousin of Moseale. of Ralph Artie Turner: niece.

Dear friend and John Williams: sister-in-law of Derothea Williams, Ruth Waller. Mrs. Bessie Snow: a host of other wonderful friends survive, Body in state at St. James A.M E. Church.

600 North Fourth Wednesday. June 19, 1963. from Street. 6. until 8 p.m.

Services at 8 p.m.. Rev. H. L. Starks officiating.

Interment Thursdev June 20. 1963. in Rose Hill at 10 a.m. SOUTHERN FUNERAL HOME. 527-7311.

TYLER MR. EARNEST TYLER-Remains will lie in state tonight. Tuesday. June 18. 1963, at Ebenezer Baptist Church at Main Street from 6 p.m.

8 p.m. 8 to for wake. Funeral services commencing at p.m. with Rev. E.

L. Slay officiating. Inter. ment Wednesday at 10 a.m. in National Cemetery Phone Arrangements 6-7471.

by HAYES LANGSTON. JA this city June 14. 1963. The remains will lie in state this Tuesday, June 18. 1963, in the chapel from 6 till 8 p.m.

Funeral services at 8 p.m., officiating Rev. B. M. Holmes. Interment Wednesday, June 19.

1963. at 10 a.m., Rose Hill Cemetery, H. SNOW FUNERAL HOME. 1382 Florida St. 946-9726 WRIGHT MR.

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NEW CLASSES NOW FORMING RAUGHON'S BUSINESS COLLEGE 253 Madison- JA 6-7457 IBM Key Punch and Basic AUTOMATION Courses Designed To Help You With Your Future Day and Evening Classes Free Placement Service NEW CLASSES VISIT OR PHONE START FOR JUNE FREE 17TH RAUGHON'S 253 BUSINESS Madison- COLLEGE JA 6-7457 in COMPLETE HIGH SCHOOL, at home Write spare for time. furnished. how. free booklet that tells water, American Memph.s School, 1529-B WhiteMU 3-6011 on Following Page) Educa (Conti To Finish Detection Course At FBI Academy W. E.

Routt of the Police Department's detective division will be graduated from the FBI Nation a Acade in Washington tomor where he is attending a special 1 2- course. In spector Routt will comInsp. Routt the plete course in crime prevention and detection with 96 other law enforcement executives, reported Karl W. Dissly, special agent in charge of the Memphis FBI office. He said the graduates represent law organizations in 36 states and 10 foreign countries.

Fourteen active Memphis police officers, including Chief J. C. Macdonald, have been graduated from the academy. Inspector Routt, 44, has been with the police, department since 1947. promoted to inspector last Jan.

1 and now serves as assistant to Chief of Detectives Charles Young. The inspector participates in Boy Scout work and is a life member of the Memphis and Shelby County Council of Civic Clubs. and his wife, Mrs. Gladys Routt, and their two children live at 3589 Rhodes. Injunction Denied In Church Dispute Rond Refuses To Restrain Accused Greek Priest Chancellor Charles Rond yesterday refused to issue an injunction in a controversy between the former and present priests of the Greek Orthodox Church of The Annunciation at 573 Highland.

The injunction was denied Father Theodore S. Kyritsis, who identified himself as pastor of St. George's Greek Orthodox Church of the Old Calendar Belief at 875 Blythe. He asked that the court order Father Nicholas L. Vieron, his successor as pastor of the Annunciation Church, to stop circutating a letter stating Father Kyritsis had been defrocked as a clergyman of the Greek Orthodox Church.

The letter stated the defrocking occurred Feb. 27, by order of Archbishop Iakovos the Greek Orthodox Diocese of North and South America. Father Kyritsis' petition to the court said he was appointed Jan. 30, 1962, into the Exarchate as a priest of the Russian Orthodox Church in America and the old Greek Orthodox Church of North America by Bishop Astyfedes. This was a month before the defrocking.

Father Kyritsis charged the defrocking letter was to have been read only to communicants of The Annunciation Church, but that Father Vieron disclosed the letter to pastors of other denominations and the public. Father Kyritsis claimed Father Vieron's action had defamed and libeled him. Father Vieron in his answer to Father Kyritsis' petition denied he has "at any time done anything relating to the complainant except when the complainant (Father Kyritsis) has caused himself to be publicized as a clergyman of the Greek Orthodox Church, which he is not." Chancellor Rond asked the attorneys, R. L. Pearson and Charles O'Brien for Father Kyritsis, and Jerre Duzane for Father Vieron, questions as to issues in the suit.

He then denied the injunction. Date for a final hearing in the lawsuit will be set later. MRS. ALICE CRUMP Services Scheduled Today For Resident, 76 Services for Mrs. Alice A.

Crump of 658 Jackson will be at 2 p.m. today at Memphis Funeral Home. Burial will be in Elmwood. Mrs. Crump, widow of Ellis M.

Crump who died in 1949, was stricken Sunday while attending services at Faith Baptist Church and died about noon at St. Joseph Hospital. She was 76. She was in Lenox, and moved to Memphis in 1920. She leaves her sister, Mrs.

R. L. Poor of 2274 Jackson, and three grandchildren. NAACP Charges Evers Fund Fraud NEW YORK, June -Roy Wilkins, executive director of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, told a rally Monday night that "phoneys" are collecting money in the name of Medgar Evers, slain NAACP leader. Wilkins told 600 persons at a meeting of the Bronx branch of the NAACP not to give "one lousy dime" in the name of Evers, except through the "NAACP.

Funeral Is Today For Mrs. Leeker Wife Of Stockbroker Dies At Age Of 33 Services for Mrs. Barbara Harris Leeker of 99 Perkins Extended, wife of Justin F. Leeker, will be at 4 p.m. today at Memphis Funeral Homel with burial in Memorial Park.

Mrs. Leeker, who was 33, died at 11:25 p.m. Sunday at Baptist Hospital after a month's illness. A lifetime Memphian, she attended the Mrs. McCamey Yates School and Central High School.

Her husband is a stockbroker with J. C. Bradford Co. She was a member of the St. Mary's Episcopal School Mothers' Club, the Symphony Guild and the Duration Club.

She was a past president of the Marion III Chapter of The King's Daughters and of Le Livresque, a book club. She had participated in local bridge tournaments. Mrs. Leeker was a communicant of the Church of the Holy Communion (Episcopal). She also leaves two daughters, Rachel Leeker and Leslie Leeker, both of the Perkins address; her father, W.

Chasteen Harris of 2058 Evelyn, and a sister, Mrs. Leslie W. Doss Jr. of Nashville. MRS.

CARRIE CALVIN Former Memphian Dies At 82 In California Mrs. Carrie E. Calvin, widow of Irvin J. Calvin former chief engineer of Federal Compress Warehouse Co. in Memphis, died at 11:30 a.m.

yesterday at her home in Hermosa Beach, Calif. She was 82. Mrs. Calvin was the mother of Irvin J. Calvin Jr.

of 4986 Warwick and Mrs. Joe Mariencheck of 708 Pope. She moved to Her mosa Beach from Memphis 13 years ago to live with another son, Dr. T. H.

Calvin. She was a Methodist. Services will be held at 10:30 a.m. Thursday at Memphis Funeral Home. Burial will be in Memorial Park.

She leaves another daughter, Mrs. Al Woodward of Nashville; two sisters, Mrs. J. T. Bingham of 990 South Cox and Mrs.

Mary Easterling of Jackson, a brother, Jim Eddins of Meridian, seven grandchildren and six at grandchildren. WALTER STEPHENSON Lifelong Memphian's Services Tomorrow At 1 Services for Walter C. Stephenson of 1743 Goodhaven, a Frisco Railway freight ploye, will be at 1 p.m. tomorrow at Memphis Funeral Home. Burial will be in Stephenson Chapel Methodist Church Cemetery.

Mr. Stephenson, who was 66, died at 3:10 a.m. yesterday at St. Joseph Hospital after a two-week illness. He was a member of Stephenson Chapel Methodist Church and the Frisco Men's Club.

He was also an Army veteran of World War I and had lived in Memphis all his life. He leaves his wife, Mrs. Ivy Stephenson; a son, Walter C. Stephenson Jr. of Miami; a daughter, Mrs.

Emily Coleman, also of Miami; his sister, Mrs. O. S. Turner of Greeneville, and four grandchildren. MRS.

THOMAS STEWART Wife Of Pharmacist Was 57 Years Old Services for Mrs. Virginia Stewart of 3582 Johnwood will be at 1 p.m. today at Memphis Funeral Home. Burial will be in Cogdill Cemetery at Wynne, Arkansas. Mrs.

Stewart died at 3 a.m. yesterday at her home. She was 57. Born in Vanndale, Mrs. Stewart lived in Tunica, before moving to Memphis in 1941.

She was the wife of Thomas J. Stewart, a pharmacist at Getwell Drug, Store. She was a member Westminster Presbyterian Church. She also leaves two daugh-2095 ters, Mrs. Elizabeth Harris of Dallas and Shirley Lowe of Garland, Texas; her father, William Reichardt of Somerville, a sister, Mrs.

Elizabeth Pickett of 202 North Mendenhall; and four grandchildren. PIPE PLANT TO OPEN Diversified Plastics Has New Houston Facility Diversified Plastics, Inc. will open a new plastic pipe plant in Houston which will double present production capacity, N. Wilkerson, president of Industries, owner of the pipe firm, announced yesterday. The new plant is expected to begin production early in July.

It will be located in a foot building. Asa H. Hoke, vice presidentproduction Diversified Plastics here, also supervise Houston plant operations. The expansion program is one of several by the since its beginning years ago at 3400 Democrat, Mr. Wilkerson said.

FOR THE MID-SOUTH Warmer weather will prevail over the Mid-South on Tuesday and Tuesday will be night, High temperatures in upper 80s in northern parts of the area and in the 90s near the Gulf Coast. Showers likely from central Mississippi southward to the Gulf through Wednesday Winds will be southeasterly and drying conditions fair to good. U. S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE WEATHER BUREAU High Low 24-hr.

Yester- Sun. Rain: day Night Amarillo 70 57 1.14 Atlanta 76 69 1.07 Boston 75 57 Chattanooga 80 66 .68 Chicago 72 59 Cincinnati 82 51 Denver 45 Fort Smith 84 Galveston 81 .07 Jackson. Miss. .09 Jacksonville 88 .28 Kansas City 80 Knoxville .13 Little Rock 86 68 Los Angeles 80 61 Louisville 82 56 Pensacola 92 1.01 Mobile 83 .46 MEMPHIS AIRPORT 83 66 Miami 88 80 Minneapoils 81 52 Montgomery 88 76 Nashville 83 .02 New Orleans 81 .461 New York 80 North Platte 76 Oklahoma City 69 63 .02 Phoenix 107 70 Pittsburgh 78 .03 Salt Lake City 84 San Francisco. 69 Seattle 84 Shrevenort 80 70 .05 Springfield.

87 64 Louis 80 Washington 80 57 RIVER BULLETIN BULLETIN U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE. WEATHER BUREAU Data for period ending 7:00 a.m. June 17 Flood Station Stage Hgts. Chg.

Prec. a Pittsburgh 25 16.6 Parkersburg 36 11.7 Cincinnati 52 25.6 a Louisville. L.G. 55 12.9 Evansville 42 13.0 Mt. Carmel 4.5 Dam No 50 34 15.8 .02 No.

51 14.6 .02 40 17.5 .03 Chattanooga 18 30 13.9 12.8 0.3 1.30 .72 Florence aKent'ky Dam, U.G. 39 13.8 23.8 Paducah Dam No. 53 42 20.7 Dam 52 37 16.1 Omaha 19 6.3 Kansas City 21 6.1 7.4 Hermann St. Louis 27 30 8.1 6.2 .05 Chester Cane Girardeau 32 40 20.0 14.6 Cairo New Madrid 34 12.0 .18 .22 Caruthersville 32 12.8 MEMPHIS 34 9.5 Wapnapello Dam 11.0 cFisk 20 9.8 4.00 Francis 18 4.9 bSt. Francis Lake Lock.

U.G. 20.0 bParkin 28 5.3 .80 23 8.3 .51 Batesville 26 7.2 .85 Clarendon 26 16.3 .56 Helena 44 15.7 0.5 .37 32 19.7 Augusta City 42 10.6 .32 Arkansas 22 6.4 99 Van Buren Little Rock 23 40.3 .75 Bluff 25 .75 .42 Pine 43 10.8 Vicksburg Orleans 17 2.9 .03 New a-Pool stage. b-Observation day before yesterday. -Observation yesterday. RIVER FORECAST The Mississippi River at Caruthersville abou 0.2 foot by Tuesday.

0.1 will fall foot Thursday by morning. At Memphis. it will Wednesday. and 0.3 foot by fall 0.3 foot by Tuesday. 0.4 foot by Wednesday, and 0.2 foot by Thursday At Helena.

it will change little morning. Tuesday. then fall about 0.3 foot by by Wednesday and 0.4 foot by Thursday The morning. Vicksburg Bureau forecasts a rise of .2 change by Wednesday morning at Weather, Tuesday and no Arkansas City. World Deaths ENCINO, June 17.

(AP)-Willard Van Der Veer, 68, photographer who helped Adm. Richard E. record Byrd's Arctic and Anarctic expeditions in the 1920s, died Sunday of a heart attack in his home. Van Der Veer received an Academy Award for cinematography in 1930 for his 1929 filming of the Byrd 1929 Anarctic expedition. DEATH NOTICES BROWN NOVICK BROWN 17.

1963, 62 MRS. GOLDIE Baptist years. a Mother of Mrs. Harold WeinLospital, June Mrs. Joseph H.

Sack Stanley B. man, Brown, Sister Services. of Seymour 11:30 a.m. NoTuesday MEMPHIS FUNERAL HOME, Chicago, by Servic noon Tuesfollowed Sam Abraham Memorial Chapel. Rabbi Chaim Seiger.

Interment in Baron Hirsch Cemetery. EDWARD SMITH BROWN-87 years, at BROWN Shelby County Hospital June 16. 1963. 8:30 a.m.; father of Edward F. Brown, Joseph H.

Brown. New Orcago, leans, Mrs. M. and W. three Allen.

great Memphis; -grandMass 10 a.m. Wedneschildren. Peter's Catholic Church. Interment Tuesday in at Memorial MEMPHIS Park. FUNERAL Rosary HOME.

CRUMP MRS. ALICE CRUMP--Age 76 years. At St. Joseph Hospital. June 16, 1963.

11:45 a.m. Sister of Mrs. R. L. Poor, Memphis Services 2:00 p.m.

Tuesday, MEMPHIS FUNERAL HOME. Rev. Leland Martin. Interment in Elmwood EVANS WINFRED F. EVANS 1963 -Age Husband 34 of years.

Mrs. Suddenly 16. Evans. father of Shirley Jean Evans. Bobby Dean, Rickey Lyn.

Debrah Fay, Marcia Ann Evans all of Son of Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Evans, brother of Rebal Evans.

Mrs. Mildres Gilchrist, Mrs. Hazel Wilson. all of Miss Mrs. Grace Pipkin of Memphis, Mrs Services Celestine conducted Booth by of Rev.

Osceo- G. B. a.m. at COSMOPOLITAN "FUNERAL HUME. interment Oak Forest Cemetery.

Randolph, Miss. JACKSON ARCHIE MYERS JACKSON-67 years. At Methodist Hospital. June 16. 1963.

5:45 p.m. Husband of Mrs. Agnes Jackson; father of Dr. Thomas M. Jackson: brother of James Jackson.

all of Memphis. Mrs. Pauline Bass. Taylor. Como.

Mrs. Gladys Ashville. Service 2:30 p.m. Tuesday. MEMPHIS FUNERAL HOME.

1177 Union Avenue. Dr Roy Williams, officiating. Interment Forest Hill. LEEKER MRS. BARBARA ANN HARRIS LEEKER-33 years.

at Baptist Memorial Hospital June 16. 1963, 11:25 p.m.: wife of Justin F. Leeker; mother of Rachel Chasteen Leeker: daughter of W. Chasteen Harris. all of Memphis, sister of Mrs.

Leslie Doss Nashville, Tenn. Services Tuesday, MEMPHIS FUNERAL HOME, 1177 Union Avenue. Rev. Daniel Paul Matthews officiating. Interment Memorial Park.

SIMS WALTER A. SIMS-70 years, at residence 10644 Long Road, 10 p.m. June 16. 1963: husband of Mrs. Lyla Mae Sims, Arlington, father of Dolph A.

Sims. Memphis. Mrs. James E. McKnight.

Braden, six grandchildren: brother of Miss Allice Sims. Memphis. Tenn. Services 2 p.m. Tuesday.

Gratitude Methodist Church. Arlington. Rev. Charles Michael Haynes officiating. Interment Arlington.

Tenn. Arrangements by MEMPHIS FUNERAL HOME, 1177 Union Avenue. STEPHENSON WALTER C. STEPHENSON St. Joseph Hospital, June 17.

1963; age 66 years, at 3 a.m. Husband of Mrs. Ivy C. Stephenson. Memphis.

father of Walter C. Stephenson Minmi. and Mrs. Emily Coleman. Miami.

brother of Mrs. Olivia Greenville. and four grandchildren. Services Wednesday. MEMPHIS FUNERAL HOME.

1177 Union Avenue, Rev. Vernon Mischke officiating. Interment in Stephenson Chapel Cemetery, STEWART MRS. VIRGINIA STEWART, 56 years. At residence.

3582 Johnwood, June 1963. 2:50 a Wife of T. J. Stewart, Memphis: mother of Mrs. Tom Lowe Garland.

Texas: Texas, Mrs. Wilson. grandchildren Harris, Dallas. four daughter of William Reichardt, Somerville. sister of Mrs.

Eliza: beth Pickett. Memphis. Services, 1:00 p.m. Tuesday. MEMPHIS FUNERAL HOME.

Interment, 3:00 p.m. Tuesday, Cogbill Cemetery. Wynne, Ark. J. W.

NORRIS FUNERAL HOME "Faithful Service Since 1888" C. Swift Treadwell, Gen. Mgr. 1200 Union Ave. Ph.

BR 5-1221 DEATH NOTICES MOORE MRS. ELLA C. MOORE-Aged 61 years. At 2370 Arlington. June, 16.

1963. 7:00 a.m. Wife of Ward Moore: sister of Miss Edna Mann. Miss, Margaret Mann. Jack W.

Mann. Memphis. Services 10:00 a.m. Tuesday. MEMPHIS FUNERAL HOME, Rev.

Jack Henton Interment in Magnolia Cemetery. Collierville. Tennessee. VESEY MRS. ALICE B.

VESEY, 17, Baptist Memorial Hospital. June 1963. p.m. Mother of Walter Vesey Memphis. three grandchildren, four great grandchildren.

Services 4:00 1 6 1177 da Union MEMPHIS Avenue. Rev. FUNERAL Tom HOME, Davidson, officiating. Interment Elmwood Cemetery. WILLIAMS EMERY FREEMAN WILLIANS- -Aged 78 years.

June 16. a.m.: brother of Mrs. Lucille W. Cole: uncle of Thomas J. Wallace.

Memphis. Services 11:00 a.m, Tuesday, MEMPHIS FUNERAL HOME. Rev. King Dickerson. Interment in Memorial Park.

AGNES COUGHLIN FLORIST 397-2346 1408 Brooks 327-6843 OUR NEW LOCATION 1470 S. BELLEVUE (NEAR CALVARY CEMETERY) MEMORIAL STUDIO DAY PHONE 948-9049 NITES HOLIDAYS BR 4-0346 MONUMENTS Builders--erectors--Designers LOTS OF FREE PARKING AREA FOWLER JULIUS FOWLER-June 14, 1963, The remains will be in our chapel this Tuesday from 6 to 8 p.m. for wake. Funeral services will commence at 8 p.m. Interment Wednesday morning in National Cemetery.

Arrangements by R. S. LEWIS SONS. JA 6-3264. DEATH NOTICES BARBEE MRS.

CLIFFIE HILL BARBEE at 12:15 John Gaston Hospital, June 16, 1963 ol a.m. Wife of Author Barbee; mother Dorothy Ellison of Tupelo. Ronnie and Simon Pink. Glenn. Arthur Barbee of Flint.

Mrs. Amilee of Hines of Flint, Pauline Lyons East St. Louis, Winifred Harvey and Sarah Faire of St. Louis, Cliffie Simms of Chicago, sister of Haymon M. Hill.

Walter E. and Andrew J. Hill of Memphis. Mrs. Alberta Hill of Chicago.

Ill. 28 grandchildren and 31 great-grandchildren and one greatgreat-grandchild. A host of other UNDERTAKING relatives friends. PORTER Tupelo, Miss. CLEAVES MR.

LOUIS M. CLEAVES 16. 1963, at VA Hospital, Murfreesboro, husband of Mrs. Cora Cleaves: stepfather of Mrs. Stacy Brown: brother of Mrs.

Beatrice Bowers of Detroit, Mrs. Rosa Jones of the city. Mrs. Annie Brown of Arlington, brotherin-law of Mr. William Smith of Eads.

and Mr. Brown of Arlington, four nieces and nephews: a host of other relatives and friends survive. Due notice. S. W.

QUALLS CO. JA 6-2181. JONES MR. ANDREW JONES -June 16. 1963, at 7 p.m., Kennedy V.

A. Street: Hospital Late residence 954-K Poplar beloved husband of Mrs. Willie Mae Jones: stepfather of Mr. Phillip Alexander; fatherin-law of Mrs. Ellen Alexander: one grandchild: nephew of Mrs.

Maggie Jackson: a host of other relatives and friends to survive, Due notice, J. 0. PATTERSON FUNERAL HOME. Chelsea Ave. Phone BR 4-8623.

SPICER MR. WILLIE SPICER -At his residence. 1156 St. Charles, June of 16. Mr.

1963, and at 7 p.m. Beloved brother Mrs. G. W. Claxton of this city: uncle Mr.

George, Bloat. Mrs. Irene Ross of Detroit, Mr. T. J.

Bloat and Mrs. Willie Pruitt of Ohio. He leaves a host of relatives and friends to survive. Due notice VICTORY FUFRAT HOME EA 3-2636 Memphis Yesterday, Today MEETINGS TODAY CHISCA Memphis Wholesale Credit Women, dinner, 6 p.m. CLARIDGE--Goodyear Tire and Rubber meeting.

8:30 a.m.; luncheon, noon. Lions Club, luncheon. 12:15. Memphis Consumer Credit social, 6 p.m.; dinner, 6:30 p.m. Quota Club.

dinner. 7 p.m. PBX Club. meeting. 7 Kappa Alpha Sorority.

meeting. 7 p.m. Baptist Girls Auxiliary. dinner, 5 KING COTTON -Exchange Club, luncheon, PEABODY Ford Motor meeting. 8 Dance Caravans USA.

meeting. 9 a.m. The Early Christians. breakfast, 7:45 a.m. Civitan Club, luncheon.

12:15. Kiwanis Club, board luncheon, 12:15. Rotary Club, luncheon, 12:15. Alpha Omicron Pi Sorority, dance. 9 p.m.

Elizabeth Arden Cosmetic meeting, 9 a.m. AMUSEMENTS LOEW'S In A Girls' Dormitory" at 1:30. 4:20, 7:10 and 10 p.m. "Corridors of Blood" with Boris Karloff at 12. 2:50.

5:40 and 8:30 m. LOEW'S Main Attraction" in Color with Pat Boone and Nancy Kwan at 12:25. 2:15, 4:05, 5:55. 7:45 and 9:35 p.m. Kong Vs.

Godzilla" in Color with King Kong and Sivad at 12, 2, 4. 6. 8 and 10 p.m. STRAND "Mutiny On The Bounty" in Technicolor and Panavision 70 with Marlon Brando and Trevor Howard at 1:45. 4:55 and 8:05 p.m.

WARNER "Tammy and the Doctor' in Eastman color with Sandra Dee and Peter Fonda at 12:20. 2:12, 4:05. 6. 7:52 and 9:45. GUILD "Bell Antonio" with Marcello Mastroianni at 7:10 and p.m.

STUDIO "Wild Strawberries" with Victor Sjostrom and Bibi Andersson at 7 and 10:29 p.m. "Secrets Of Women" with Anita Bjork and Maj-Britt Nilsson at 8:35 p.m. with Paul Newman at 1:40, 3:45, 5:30, 8 and 10 p.m. CROSSTOWN "Lawrence of in Technicolor, Panavision 70. sterophonic sound and reserve seat policy with Alev Guinness and Quinn at 8 p.m.

Matinee Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday at 2 p.m. FRONT ST. Fantastics" a musical comedy with Jeanne Sheffield and Gene Wilkins. Curtain at 8:30 p.m. cept Sunday.

BIRTHS BAPTIST June 16, 1963 Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Tyler, 3027 Curtis, a son at 10:47 June 17 Mr.

and J. L. Bledsoe, 3932 Bishop a son at 10:32 a.m. Mr. and Mrs.

A. M. Swayze, 3274 Boone, a son at 2 p.m. Mr. and Mrs.

R. E. Herring. 4998 Warwick, a daughter at 12:08 p.m. Mr.

and Mrs. B. N. McCain, 2603 Henderson, a daughter at 10:28 a.m. Mr.

and Mrs. J. M. Green, 873 Carson. a son at 8:31 a.m.

Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Fewell, Robinsville.

Rt. 1. a son at 1:52 p.m. METHODIST June 16 Mr. and Mrs.

V. F. Galecki, 1450 Hindman, a daughter at 10:51 a.m. Mr. and Mrs.

Edgar Lucas, 3198 Woodrow. a son at 3:34 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Short, 5176 Verne, a son at 5:28 p.m.

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth D. Hubbard. 249 Pasadena, a daughter at 9:12 p.m.

Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Plumley, 251 Scott. Apt. 12.

a son at 10:33 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. J. C.

Smith, 4618 Knight Cove, a son at 10:30 p.m. June 17 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Young, 979 Glory Road, a son at 4:52 a.m. Mr.

and Mrs. Grady Vaughn, 4134 Rawdon, a daughter at 3:18 a.m. Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Fiveash, Collierville, a daughter at 6:31 a.m.

ST. JOSEPH June 16 Mr. and Mrs. Houston Perry, Rt. Covington, a son at 4:29 p.m.

E. H. CRUMP June 16 Mr. and Mrs. Eddie L.

Cummings, 1206 Elliston Road, a son at 8:29 p.m. June 17 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gailes. 3042 Mount Olive, a son at 4:47 a.m.

MARRIAGE LICENSES Richard Wesley Trapp. 19. of Chewelah, and Christine Evelyn Peek. 20. of Memphis.

Nick NaBuda, of Memphis and Sarah Katherine Ried. of Memphis. Don Lester Arant 21. of Memphis and Annie Lula Gordon, 21. of Memphis.

Charles Orlin Lyons, 23. of Denver. and Mary Louise Burns, 20, of Memphis, William Gerald Cooper 21. of Memphis and Juanita Gilliam, 22. of Memphis, Gordon Ernest Gruen.

21. of Memphis and Shirley Anne Sher. 19. of Memphis. Herbert Avery Foster.

39. of Heth. and Renie Ophine Hancock. 44 of Heth, Ark. Robert Edward Herring.

31. of Memphis and Patricia Ann King. 21, of Memphis. Everette Duncan Rast. 25.

of Brunswick, and Melinda Lou Miller. 21. of Brunswick. Tenn, Ruby Rudee Brogdon. 48.

of Memphis and Mary Elizabeth Gore, 36. of Memphis. Robert Edward Roberts. 33. of Millington and Virginia Ann Yaros.

20. of Dover. N. J. Bobby Rex Watson.

27. of Memphis and Adeline Gertrude Page. 29. of Memphis. M.

C. Banks of Memphis and Lillian Milligan of Memphis. Ralph Edward Walker of Memphis and Kathleen Langston of Memphis. Ronald Louis Peterson of Memphis and Bobbie Jean Johnson of Memphis. Chester Hoddrick of Memphis and Fannie Thomas of Memphis, Luther Lipsey of Memphis and Nelline Taylor of Memphis.

Thomas Howard Nichols Memphis and Martha Woods of Memphis. John Tommy Motton of and Juanita Johnson of Memphis, Osborn David Toney Jr. of Memphis and Alma Lee Brookins of Memphis. John Lavender of Memphis and Lula Lavender of Memphis. James Louis Brazzel of Memphis and Dorothy Marie Bowen of Memphis.

William Henry Mitchell of Mitchell of Memphis and Carolyn Lee Jones of Memphis Joe Lumpkin Jr. of Memphis and Betty Jean Clark of Memphis. WELFARE Welfare, Building. 198 South Main and Beale. Office Wel.

fare Service, fourth, floor. Open Monday ay through Friday 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m VOTER REGISTRATION First floor Shelby County Office Building. Poplar and Second. Open Monday through Friday.

8 a.m. to 5 p.m. DRAFT Boards 82. 84, 85, 86. 104 and 105.

Dermon Building. 245 South Third. Open 6 a.m, to 4430 p.ma. THE TIONA COLLA TION FIELD ISTS, 250.000 REGGI 30,000 ARE YEAR PANSIC NESS! ABOUT SECRE YOUR Phone, tion co courses you tor SEC FR MIL BUS 282 N. CA Lawyers Chosen To Attend Parley On Civil Rights Two Memphis attorneys, Edward W.

Kuhn and John Thomason, will represent the Memphis and Shelby County Bar Association at a civil rights discussion at the White House on Friday. They will be among 200 lawyers from all parts of the nation who will hear President Kennedy explain the civil rights program he plans to present to Congress. Oscar Fendler of Blytheville, outgoing president of the Arkansas Bar Association, will also attend. Death Of Woman Remains Unsolved Autopsy Report Is Negative; Companion Still Held Special to The Commercial Appeal WINONA, June 17. Cause of death of a woman whose body was found in the trunk of a car driven by a Webster County, farmer had not been determined Monday.

Cecil Peppers, about 45, arrested Saturday night in Stewart, east of here with the body of Mrs. Frankie Hitt Morgan, 43, of Eupora, in the trunk of his automobile, was still being held in jail here for questioning. Webster County Atty. W. D.

Gary said Monday he had received an oral report on an autopsy performed in Tupelo "and it was negative. "By that I mean they didn't find anything that caused the death." Meanwhile, Webster County Sheriff S. R. 'Spud' Washam said investigators had learned in Peppers his car for two days, inhad hauled the body stead of three days as Pepper had told them earlier. Earlier, Sheriff Washam had quoted Peppers as saying Mrs.

Morgan "just laid down and died" on the back seat of his car last Wednesday night while they were riding around drinking. "But we've found some people who saw her and him Thursday morning at a spring about eight miles from Stewart and we've determined she died Thursday night at Stewart," the sheriff said Monday. "They said both Peppers and the woman were bad drunk." "I think she just died a natural death." Archie Myers Jackson Services for Archie Myers Jackson of 1577 Kendale, an Illinois Central Railroad employe, will be at 2:30 p.m. today at Memphis Funeral Home. Burial will be in Forrest Hill.

Mr. Jackson, 67, died Sunday at his home. LODGE NOTICES NORMAL CHAPTER NO. 295. 0.

E. will hold special meeting this Tuesday, June 18. at 8 p.m.. for initiation, and to honor Mrs. Alice Gardenshire, Worthy Grand Matron.

and Mr. 0. E. Bacon. Worthy Grand Patron.

A banquet at 6 o'clock also in their honor will be in the Masonic dining hall. 3618 Walker. All Eastern invited. CLARA SCHNELLER. W.

M. BILL BARNES. W. P. GEORGIA SHOUP.

Secretary. MEMPHIS LODGE NO. 118. F. A will hold a special meeting Tuesday.

June 18. at 7 p.m. Work in the Second Degree and observance of St. John's Day. Members urged to attend.

visiting brethren welcome, JAMES SPENCER. W. M. JAMES E. McFADIN.

Secretary. RALEIGH LODGE NO. 770. F. A.

called meeting in the Third Degree. 7:30 p.m.. June 18. Members expected, visiting brethren invited. SAM M.

RICHARD. JR. L. B. DALTON.

Secretary. PARK AVENUE LODGE NO. 362. F. A.

M. corner Cooner and Carr will hold a special meeting this Tuesday evening. June 18. at 7 p.m.. to work in the First Degree.

Members expected. visiting brethren welcome. BEN PARHAM W. M. W.

D. HOWELL. Secretary. No. will" RainMcLEMORE ASSEMBLY bow rezular for stated Girls.

hold Tues- a meeting day. June 18. 1963. at 7 p.m., at 591 E. McLemore.

Board meeting at 6:45. CATHY HOWELL. W. A. MRS MAJORIE RUDDLE M.

A. VIRGINIA WIGGINS. Recorder A IN ATTRACTIONS BROOKS GALLERY. Overton Park- display. "The America Scene Between the Wars" Print Exhibit.

"The National Association of Women 1862.1 Open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Junior Gallery "Family Parlor of Monday-Saturday, Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m. MEMPHIS ACADEMY OF ARTS Overton Park-Open to public 9 a.m. Closed Saturday afternoon and all day Sunday.

MEMPHIS "QUEEN Foot of Monroe downtown Riverboat excursion 9 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. Monday-Saturday. Saturday also 4:30 p.m. Sunday 2:30 and 4:30 p.m.

MEMPHIS MUSEUM. Chickasaw Gardens-Open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday-Saturday, Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m. Closed Monday.

Planetarium show Saturday at 2:30 and 3:15 p.m. Sunday at 2:30 and 3:15 and 4 p.m. ExhibitSilks of Manchu MAGEVNEY HOME. 198 Adams. Pioneer home restored.

Open 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Closed Monday. CHUCALISSA INDIAN MUSEUM (Memphis State University) Reconstructed Indian Village. Drive out Third Street to Mitchell Road.

nine miles south of Hotel Peabody. turn right and follow signs to museum. Open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday.

Sunday p.m. to 5 p.m. Closed Monday. OVERTON PARK ZOO Open week days 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., Saturday, Sunday and holidays from 9:30 a.m.

to 6 p.m. FAIRGROUNDS AMUSEMENT PARK--Open Tuesday-Friday at 7 p.m. Open Saturday and Sunday 2 p.m. Closed Monday. Admission free.

LAKELAND 11 miles east of city limits out Summer Avenue, swimming, picnicking, games. rides and dancing. Gates open 9 a.m. Close 9 p.m. Sunday-Thursday, midnight Friday and Saturday.

COURTS CRIMINAL, COURTS George Turner. guilty plea. forgery. three years at the Penal Farm. David Lester Snipes.

guilty plea. burglary third degree. six years in the penitentiary. David Eugene Saltz. guilty plea.

burglary third degree. six years in the penitentiary. William Lee Haines, guilty plea, attempt, 30 to commit jail. a felony $1 days in Audry Galen Winn, guilty plea. forgery.

$1 fine and four months at the Penal Farm. Division III Lee Allen Spight. guilty plea. reckless driving, $150. Willie Lee Finnie.

guilty plea. carrying a pistol. $50 and 60 days in jail. Albert C. Stanley.

guilty plea. drunken driving. $250. George James, guilty plea. passing bad checks, four months at the Penal Farm, William Medders, guilty plea.

drunken driving, $100 and 15 days in jail William A. Wood. guilty plea. petit larceny. three years at the Penal Farm.

TRAFFIC COURT Elizabeth Bowie. 43, of 249 Ayers, improper right turn, fined $11: no driver's license. fined $6. George Chilton. 44 of 331 Avers.

failure to answer summons, forfeited improper right turn. forfeited $6. Billy R. Miller, 29. of Clarksdale, failure to report accident.

forfeited $26; reckless driving. forfeited $6. Jasper L. Rutherford, 25, of 3081 Fisher, speeding, fined $16; violating inspection law, fined' no driver's license. dismissed: failure to answer summons, fined' $12.

Ollie B. Guest. 26, of 381 Butler, failure to keep vehicle under control, fined $11: leaving scene of accident. fined $11. Albert Jackson.

22. of 318 Modder. no inspection tag, forfeited $6: running red light. forfeited $11: failure to answer summons. forfeited $7.

James L. Thompson. 21, of 6803 Summer, speeding. fined $31: reckless driving, dismissed; on controlled access roadway, dismissed. Ocie Hickerson, 33.

of Millington, failure answer traffic summons. fined $17; violating inspection disregarding red light, fined $11: violating inspection law. dismissed: no guest tag. dismissed; improper lights, dismissed: improper inspection. dismissed; overtime parking.

fined violating inspection law, fined $6. Billy W. Harvey. 30. of 1587 Lamar, failure to answer traffic summons, forfeited speeding, forfeited $11.

Sylvia A. Grady, 25. of 1536 Birdsong. failure to answer traffic summons. fined $11: making prohibited turn.

fined $6: no drivers license, dismissed. Lessely Liggins, 36. of 863 North Third, drunk, dismissed: driving while intoxicated, fined $51. George Welker, 40. of 1865 North Graham, speeding.

forfeited $11: failure to answer summons. forfeited $6. Mage L. Sanders. 21.

of 1695 Ozan. failure to answer summons. forfeited $6: running red light. forfeited $11, Luther D. Armstrong.

reckless driving. fined $11: drunk, dismissed: driving while intoxicated. fined $51. Henry McCarroll. driving while intoxicated, fined $51: drunk.

dismissed; following too closely. fined $51. Alonzo Houston, right turn from wrong lane, fined $16: drunk. dismissed: driving, while intoxicated. $51; leaving scene of accident, dismissed: no drivers license.

lined $26: profanity, fined $11. Howard Flowers, defective brakes. dismissed: no drivers license. fined $6. Aline Becker.

29. of 694 East. striking parked vehicle, dismissed: no drivers license, fined $6. Frank Longstreet. 48.

'of 629 Lauderdale. no drivers license. dismissed; improper right turn. fined $6. James R.

Lovett, 19, of 1166 Chelsea. reckless driving. $51: no drivers license, forfeited $26. Chesley Sherod, 32. of 232 Modder.

following too closely, dismissed: no inspection tan. fined $11: no city tag. fined $6. Arthur Dowdy, 51. of 90 West Illinois, altering course, fined $16: drunk.

dismissed: driving while intoxicated, fined $51. Otis Williams. 46. of 510 Hammonds, driving while intoxicated, fined $51: failure to yield right of way, fined $51; drunk. dismissed.

DIVORCES CHANCERY COURT Petitions for Divorce Frances 48. vs. James Earl Davis, 48. cruel and inhuman treatment. William Ragsdale.

38. vs. Lynn Lincoln. 34. cruel human treatment.

Mary Lou. 29. VS. James F. Wood.

35. cruel and inhuman treatment. CIRCUIT COURT Petitions for Divorce Shirley Harper. 30. Vs.

Steven H. Bell. 32. desertion. Barbara.

Ann. 27. VS Ray Arthur Radford. 31. cruel and inhuman treatment.

Freddie 35. vs. Ruby Fay Nichols. 36. cruel and inhuman treatment.

Katherine Goff. 31. vs. Cecil Lloyd Crawford. 32, cruel and inhuman treatment.

Loretta Marie Lannie. 34. VS, Ira Gordon Fisackerly, 36. cruel and inhuman treatment. Bessie Will.

41, vs. Willie, James Matthews. 43. cruel inhuman treatment, Mary Estelle. 35, vs.

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