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2 The Commercial Appeal, Memphis, Sunday, November 10, 1974 Deaths In Mid-South ans Hospital. Services at 3 Funeral Home of Holly p.m. today at Southern Funeral Home; burial in Mizpah Cemetery. He leaves his mother, Mrs. Hattie Jordan Renacker of Durant, a and two brothers, Merrill J.

Mitchell of Falfurrias, Texas, and 'Andrew W. Mitchell III of Oklahoma City. a EUPORA John J. Hays, 69, retired farmer, died Friday at South Washington Hospital in Hollandale. Services at 2 today at Mt.

Zion Baptist Church; burial in the church cemetery. Oliver Funeral Home. He leaves three daughters, Mrs. Paul Ray of Water Valley, Mrs. Lenard Johnson of San Lorenzo, Mrs.

Billy Miller of Clarksdale; four sons, William Hays of Mayersville. Robert Hays of Rosedale, James Hays of Caruthersville, and Durell Hays of Greenville; five sisters, Mrs. Rich Latham Mrs. Belton Brooks, Mrs. Ralph McKee and Mrs.

J. D. Box, all of Eupora and Mrs. Robert Mann of Doddsville, and a brother, J. C.

Hays of Eupora. GREENVILLE Alfred R. Maranto, 18, died Thursday at General Hospital in Tampa, after a sudden illness. Services at 2 p.m. today at Boone-Wells Funeral Home; burial in Greenlawn Cemetery Memorial Gardens.

He leaves his parents, and Mrs. Salvadore Maranto; four brothers, Michael Maranto, Donald Maranto, Gregg Maranto and Mark Maranto, all of Greenville; four sisters, Mrs. Ronnie Adams of Frankfurt, Germany, and Mrs. Jimmy Smith, Miss Mimi Maranto and Miss Phoebe Maranto, all of Greenville; and his grandparents, Mrs. Angelo Maranto of Greenville and Mr.

and Mrs. Bob Brackin of Couch, Mo. NETTLETON-Mrs. Alpha Jones, 81, widow of H. D.

Jones, died Friday at Graceland Convalescent Center in Oxford. Services at 2 p.m. today at Nettleton First Baptist st Church; burial in New Chapel Cemetery near here. McGrath-Rasberry Funeral Home of Tupelo. She leaves two daughters, Mrs.

Sidney Griffith of Amory and Mrs. Lucille Bailey of Oxford; two sons, Tracy Jones Nettleton and Charles H. Jones of Amory, and three sisters, Mrs. W. L.

Enlow and Mrs. Foster Gregory both of Nettleton, and Miss Toppie Williams of Dorsey. NEW SITE Mrs. Lula Bell Taylor, 86, wife of George W. Taylor, died Friday at Northeast Mississippi Hospital.

Services at 2 p.m. today at Little Brown Baptist Church near here; burial in the church cemetery. McMillan Funeral Home of Booneville. She also leaves two sons, James Taylor of Jackson, and Franklin Taylor of Iuka; three brothers, Tommy Chambers of Marietta, Alec Chambers of Hatley and Brad Chambers of Jonesboro, and a sister, Mrs. Jim Denson of Booneville.

POTTS CAMP Albert Clayton, 83, Army retiree, died Friday at Memphis Veterans Hospital. Services at 3 p.m. today at Chewalla Baptist Church; burial in the church cemetery. Reynolds Death Mutes Music Of Ivory Joe Hunter Ivory Joe Hunter, who wrote and recorded the hit song "Since I Met You, Baby," died at 1:55 p.m. Friday at NHE-Memphis Nursing Home.

The 63-year-old composerpianist had been undergoing treatment for lung cancer since December. He was brought to Memphis from Monroe, where he had been receiving treatment. He wrote between 2,000 and 3,000 songs, includimg "My Wish Came True," "I Need You So," "Ain't That Lovin' You, Baby" and "I Almost Lost My Mind." He was born in Kirbyville, Texas, and began his recordin g. career in Oakland, in 1937 after playing in honky-tonks in Texas. He recorded "Since I Met You, Baby" in 1956 for Atlantic Records.

It was Hunter's and the company's first million seller. "I Almost Lost My Mind" earned him a gold record award in 1956. It was the second time the song had brought him fame. In 1950 he was named the best blues artist and the song was acclaimed record of the year. "But he wasn't a rhythm and blues manager Bettye Berger said.

"Growing up in the backwoods of Texas, he was close to country. But when he started recording, blacks couldn't do country, so they called it blues." His final album will be maleased soon, on the Para- Memphian Dies In Texas Motel Jimmy Ray Langford, 26, of 4034 Berkshire died early Friday, apparently of an overdose of drugs in a San Antonio, Texas, motel room, San Antonio police said yesterday. Officials said Langford was already dead when they arrived at the room about 1 a.m. Friday. With Langford were Michael Howard, 26, of Gonzales, Texas, and Sheila Fleming of Memphis.

Howard told police the group had been drinking and using drugs before Langford died, a police said. An autopsy is being performed to determine the cause of death. Services will be at 10 a.m. tomorrow at Memphis Funeral Home Poplar Chapel with burial in Memorial Park. He leaves his wife, Mrs.

Cindy Langford; a son, Gordon Langford, and a daughter, Stacy Langford, both of the home; his mother, Mrs. Allean Angle of Memphis; his father, I. P. Langford of New Albany, and a brother, James Langford of Memphis. AMA Switches Stand Slightly On Insurance WASHINGTON, Nov.

(UPI)-The American Medical Association is now willing to support legislation requiring employers to offer health insurance to their workers. Support for such required coverage would represent a sharp shift from the voluntary tax credit approach in the AMA's Medicredit plan pending in Congress. Through election defeats and congressional retire- ments, AMA lost at least 54 and possibly 56 Medicredit supporters. This would still leave 126 co-sponsors, the highest number of congressional supporters for any pending health insurance bill, according to a statement issued here Friday by AMA headquarters in Chicago. "We do not expect to feel lost, neglected, unloved or abandoned in the new Congress," the statement said.

Dr. Russell Roth, AMA's immediate past president and chief health insurance spokesman, said: 'I still think the tax credit approach is certainly an acceptable way, but we would be foolish not to consider mandated coverage." The AMA statement offered the first explanation of what type of "mandated" coverage the AMA would be willing to support. "The AMA is willing to consider a national health insurance program that would require employers to offer voluntary health insurance to their employes," the statement said. "This concept is known as mandated national health insurance. It is not compulsory national health insurance, a point on which there seems to be considerable confusion." AMA remains opposed to what it.

termed compulsory insurance which would require workers to accept the health care benefits provided by their employers, the statement said. 60 Professors Quit Over Uruguay Oath MONTEVIDEO, Nov. (UPI) --About 60 professors at the Uruguayan Medical School have offered their resignations rather than sign a loyalty oath, medical sources said. The oath swears allegiance to the democratic republican system of government, and affirms that the signer has never belong. ed to organizations dissolved by the present government or any other organization that attacks the present system of government.

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458-1775. SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO. Woohworth ARKANSAS MANILA Mrs. Ornda Edith Horner, cosmetic sales representative, died yesterday at Chickasawba Hospital in Blytheville. Services at 10:30 a.m.

tomorrow at First Baptist Church; burial in Manila Cemetery. Howard Funeral She leaves a 1 son, Glen Horner of Blytheville, and a sister, Mrs. Mable Horner of Manila. MARIANNA James Dorsey Marshell, 65, retired Lee Memorial farmer, died yesterday. at Services at 2 p.m.

tomorrow at Church of God near here; burial in Marianna Memorial Cemetery. Hodge Funeral Home. He leaves his wife, Mrs. Ora Martin Marshell; three sons, Willie Marshell, Ralph Marshell and Franklin Marshell, all of Marianna seven daughters, Mrs. Irma Neal Reeves, Mrs.

Betty Harrington and Mrs. Hazel Lake, all of Marianna; Mrs. Louise Nall of Brickeys, Ms. Mary Ruth Thompson of Conway, Mrs. Anglee Wallas of Big Flat and Mrs.

Charlotte Savage of Houma, La. OSCEOLA Ed J. Albright, 83, retired farmer, died at 3 p.m. Friday a at Baptist Hospital in Memphis. Services at 2 p.m.

today at Swift Funeral Home; burial in Mississippi County Memorial Gardens. He leaves his wife, Mrs. Ada Albright; two sons, Ernest Albright and Burley Albright, both of Osceola, and a daughter, Mrs. Goldie Tedder of San Lorenzo, Calif. WILSON Church Matthew Jackson, 77, retired farmer, died Friday at Osceola Memorial Hospital.

Services at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Citizens Funeral Home in West Memphis; burial in Mississippi County Memorial Gardens in Osceola. He leaves his wife, Mrs. Vera Jackson; two sons, Julius and Jerry Jackson, both of Rockford, and three daughters, Mrs. Dalpha Webb of Wilson, Mrs.

Jean Baker of Chicago and Mrs. Peggy Brooks of Rockford. MISSISSIPPI BOONEVILLE Mrs. Jennie Bell Goff, 83, widow of Dan Goff, died Friday at Northeast Mississippi Hospital. Services at 2 p.m.

today at McMillan Funeral Home; burial in Oaklawn Cemetery near here. She leaves four sons, Clovis Goff of Booneville, Dan Goff of Millington, M. D. Goff of St. Louis and Earl Goff of Arkadelphia, three daughters, Mrs.

C. P. Ryan, Mrs. Lucille Kennedy and Mrs. Irving Cox, all of Booneville, and a sister, Mrs.

Ida Ervin of Guin, Ala. BOONEVILLE Thomas Cleveland Miller, 86, retired farmer, died Friday at Northeast Mississippi Hospital. Services at, 10:30 a.m. today at McMillan Funeral Home; burial in Mt. Pleasant Cemetery.

He leaves a son, Odell Miller of Lepanto, two daughters, Miss Inez Miller and Miss Eunice Miller, both of St. Louis, and a sister, Mrs. Tina Huddleston of Hamilton, Ala. DURANT Walter Francis Mitchell, 55, an interior decorator, died Friday morning at Jackson Veter- Springs. He leaves his wife, Mrs.

Elon Clayton; a daughter, Mrs. Annie Lou Francart of Gresham, and two sisters, Mrs. Minna Clayton of Memphis and Mrs. Audrey Hogan of Tampa, Fla. SHELBY Mrs.

Ida C. Bullock, 96, widow of Frank W. Bullock, died yesterday morning at County Hospital in Cleveland. Services at 3 today at Shelby United Methodist Church; burial in the church cemetery. Fletcher Funeral of Cleveland.

She leaves a daughter, Miss Martha Francis Bullock of Shelby. TUPELO Mrs. Ruth Miller Sample, 47, wife of Tom Sample, died yesterday at North Mississippi Medical Center. Services at 3 p.m. today at Pegues Funeral Home; burial in Friendship Cemetery near Guntown.

She also leaves two sisters, Mrs. Mildred Borman of Mishawaka. and Mrs. Kathryn Moore of Tupelo; two brothers, Turner Miller of Tupelo and Roy Miller of Santa Maria, and her mother, Mrs. Emma Miller of Tupelo.

VAN VLEET Mrs. Georgie Mae Clark Freeman, 57, wife of Claiborne F. Freeman died yesterday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Ruth Baube of Olive Branch. Services at 2:30 p.m.

today at Friendship Presbyterian Church near here; burial in Asbury ton Cemetery Funeral near Home here. Housin ton. She also leaves another daughter, Mrs. Kay Watkins of Red Banks. WATER VALLEY Samu el Thomas Roberts, 50, salesman for Dan's Linoleum and Wallpaper Center in Memphis and formerly of Water Valley, died yesterday at Methodist Hospital in Memphis.

Services at 1 p.m. tomorrow at Henry Funeral Home; burial in Oak Hill Cemetery. He leaves his wife, Mrs. Bertha Barker Roberts; a son, Charles Roberts of Memphis; a stepson, Daniel Rushing of Columbus, Ohio; a daughter, Avis Roberts of Memphis; a stepdaugiter, Mrs. Laura Walker of Hernando; two brothers, Bill Roberts of Texarkana, Texas, and Edward Roberts of Shreveport, and three sisters, Mrs.

Thelma Simpson, Mrs. Ada Mae Vick and Mrs. Hazel Gaither, all of Memphis. Wreck Injuries Kill Osceola Man Social to Tne Commercial Appeal OSCEOLA, Nov. 9.

A 30-year-old Osceola man died at 11 a.m. Saturday at City of Memphis Hospital of injuries received in an automobile accident Friday night on Arkansas 198 about five miles south of Osceola, Mississippi County sheriff's officers said. Sheriff's Deputy Larry Griggs said Bobby Farrow, an employe of the American Greetings apparently lost control of his car and ran off the highway into a tree. Services will be at 1:30 p.m. Monday at Cobb Funeral Home in Blvtheville, with burial in Memorial Park there.

He leaves his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Farrow of Osceola; a brother, Billy Farrow of Manila, and three sisters, Mrs.

Tommy Gilbert of Steele, Mrs. Paul Mulford and Mrs. Danny Quick, both of Blytheville. Memphis Deaths Miss Rosie Alexander, 69, of 2327 Marble. Mrs.

Olivia D. Burrow, 94, of 3132 Central. widow of R. Banks Burrow. Joe Ervin Condrey, 76, of 964 Meda, retired owner of the old Friendly Mercantile Co.

Sam Hicks, 80, of 1090 Latham, retired city sanitation worker. Willie Thomas Holmes, 75, of 1124 Turley, Apt. 54, retired employe of Firestone Tire Rubber Co. Ivory Joe Hunter, 63, of NHE Memohis Nursing Home, composer and pianist. Jimmy R.

Langford, 26, of 4034 Berkshire. Willie Mann, 67, of 2129 Marble, retired employe of Du Pont Co. Clarence Nelson, 73, of 470 Hazelwood. Samuel Thomas Roberts, 50, of 1307 Lotus, salesman. Newton W.

Scarboruah, 67, of 201 South Worthington, construction compony co-owner. Mrs. Mavsie Simonton, 97, of 4705 Chickasaw Road, widow of William W. Simonton. Mrs.

Effie Stone, 93, of 307 Looney. widow of T. C. Stone Rosemark Anna Road. L.

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