The Macon Telegraph from Macon, Georgia • 16

ulir flarntt grlfnracfc-yreXEmw tyw Middle Georgia Deaths And Funerals Thursday In Rome with the Daniel Funeral Home in charge of arrangements Mr Hughes who died yesterday is brother of Mrs Richard Wilson pastor's assistant at Vineville Presbyterian Church here (-oiiiutIs Oawfnnl NjtlcTiClor ROHFKTV Jimp The new cnnrrfirg Crawford and over the Flint Uixrr rr'ir hc-e has turn com- ph ti-d and opened to tmfrir ar ii lnhran rhvr- BARGAIN HUNTING? man i'f the county board of cum- AIR BRAKES Installed Complete Repair Farta Service Trucking Equip Go 4317 Forsyth Rd Th 5 3117 McGriff all of Hawkinsville and Mrs Pollock of Albany: and three brothers Steve of Macon of Marietta and II Kichardsou of Hawkinsville Clark Funeral Home of Hawkinsville will be in chrage of local arrangements JOHN fThUGIIF-S Funeral services for John F-Hughes of Rome will be held CHECK CLASSIFIED ADS! DIGNIFIED UNHURRIED SERVICE Memorial Cljapel ruxcnAL Diiurrons SINCE 1192 i1 ONE DAY SERVICE THRIFTY WASH Bv IJpqiuM RETURNED FLAT WORK I RON LI) Remainder Damp for Ironing New and Used SAFES SANDERS LOCKSMITH hrmw to Huha 71 Bmlm) Pfcn f-SMI DIAL 2-2525 MRS DAN CAMPINK DUBLIN June 28-Mrs Dan Campine the former Miss Roberta Smith of Dublin died at her home in Modesto Calif yesterday Funeral services will be held in Modesto and the body will be returned to Dublin for burial in Norlhview Cemetery "Miss as she was known here was the daughter of the late Dan A and Celcstla Herndon Smith pioneer residents of Dublin Before her marriage she taught In the Dublin schools and later served as librarian for the Carnegie Library She also taught the Men's Bible Class of the First Methodist Church Survivors are two brothers Dr Lee Smith Beverly lfills Calif and Murphy Smith Louisville Ga one stepdaughter Mrs Fred Sampson Turlock Calif: two nieces Miss Polhill Smith of Louisville and Mrs Wayne Peterson of San Leandro Calif Miss Grare Rawls and Otis Rawls of Dublin and Mrs Roy Meadows of Dalton are her cousins Other cousins here are Mrs Earl Camp Mrs Bradshaw and Mrs Hersehel Jenkins WILLIAM bTFiCHARDSON HAWKINSVILLE June 28-Funeral services for William Richardson 62 former Hawkinsville resident who died at his home in Albany today following a long illness will be held at 3 pm Wednesday at the First Baptist Church of Hawkinsville The Rev Max O'Neal of Eastman will officiate and burial will be In Orange Hill Cemetery here Mr Richardson had lived in Albany for 19 years and was associated with The Albany Herald and The Waycross Journal-Herald Survivors include his wife the former Miss Selma Bailey of Al- bany four sisters Mrs Lee MACON'S MOST COMPLETE AND BUSIEST STORE GROCERIES DELIVERED TO YOUR CAR WEDNESDAY SUPER SPECIALS OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAY i-A'ssasag GROCERY DEPT SPECIAL MRS EDGAR F- SLOCUM Funeral sendees for Mrs Edgar Fi-lton Slocumb whose death occurred at her residence 1438 Broadway yesterday following a brief illness will be held In St Joseph's Catholic Church at 830 today Father McGowan SJ will officiate and burial will be In Riverside Cemetery Pallbearers will he Wallace Sheffield Joseph Scott Adams Will Woodworth Stevie Bloodworth and Pope Mrs Slocumb was a lifelong resident of Bibb County the daughter of Moore and Mrs Ruby Palmer Moore and was a member of St- Joseph's Catholic Church Sun-lving are her husband a daughter Mrs Mary Frances Rogers of Macon: her father Monre of Macon a brother Moore Jr of Macon a sister Mrs Evelyn Slocumb of Macon a half-brother Murry Bartlett of Macon and several nieces and nephews Hart'a Mortuary ia In charge of arrangements KOYCC fTcALIIOUV VIENNA June 28 Funeral sen ices for lloyce Ford Calhoun 39 prominent Dooly County farmer who died at his home near Vienna following a heart attack were held yesterday at the Vienna Baptist Church Dr Cults and the Rev II Jenkins officiated Burial was in the City Cemetery with Akin Funeral Home Vienna in charge A member of the Vienna Baptist church Mr Calhoun was active in agricultural affairs of the county He was a member of the Dooly County Farm Bureau He is survived by his wife Mrs Louise Wolfe Calhoun his mother Mrs Calhoun four children William Ford Calhoun John Bruce Calhoun Judith Ann Calhoun and Linda Lane Calhoun a sister Mrs Merle Chaney and a brother Rodney Lee Calhoun all of Vienna MARION rTgRIMSLEY DUBLIN June Funeral services were held yesterday in the Prospect Church near Danville for Marion Grimsley 42 who died in a Dublin hospital Saturday night after a audden illness The Rev Paul Jones was the officiating minister and Townsend Brothers of Dublin had charge of arrangements Burial was in the Prospect Church Cemetery Mr Grimsley was born and reared in Twiggs County and was a member of the Mt Zion Baptist Church Survivors Include his wife the former Miss Agatha Parham three daughters Mrs Ray Hayes Macon Miss Shirley Grimsley and Miss Kay Grimsley Danville four sons Marion Grimsley Maynard Grimsley Melvin Grimsley and Billy Grimsley all of Danville two brothers Grimsley of Dry Branch and Irwin Grimsley of Danville two sisters Mrs Manard Martin of Macon and Mrs Hawkins of Dublin: two grandchildren Kathy and Connie Hayes of Macon MEAT DEPT SPECIAL FRESH BABY BEEF LIVER is 25c MRS SALL1E PARKER Funeral services for Mrs Sal-lie Wade Parker of Maron Route 4 who died in a local hospital rarlv Sunday were held in the rhapel of Hart's Mortuary at 11 a yesterday Uurial was in St Joseph's Cemetery Pallbearers were Ravmond Miller John A Wade Hilly English Frank Wade Harry Sutton and David Hollingsworth Mrs Parker was bom in Craw ford County and had lived near Maron most of her life- She was a inemher of St Joseph's Catholic Church Surviving are two sons Aubrey and Mark Parker of Akron t) three sistrrs Mrs Fssle West Mrs Ida Terry and Mrs Alice Walls all of Macon: a brother John II Wade of Albany and several meres and nephews among them bring Mrs Frances Wes' Sutton of Macon JAMFS DAWSON June 28 Funeral services for James Franklin Kilpatrick 42 who died in an Atlanta hospital were held today in the First Baptist Church in Dawson the Rev James A Ivey and the Itrv Moses officiating Survivors Include his wife the former Miss Annie Kate Howard his mother: two sons Jimmie Kilpatrick and Billie Kilpatrick Dawson two brothers Tom Kilpatrick Fitzgerald and John Kilpatrick North Carolina and two sisters Mrs Laura Phillips of Fugeraid and Mrs Kate Kirk-sry Macon MRS DELLA CJASSETT TIIOMASTON June Funeral services for Mrs Delia Gas-sett 73 who died at her residence Sunday were held yesterday at Mt Nero Church in Charing the Rev Terrell Gill and tlie Hev Clifford Bradshaw officiating Survivors inrlude a daughter Mrs Bertha Dunran Columbus a brother Ray Butler six grandnhildrrn and nine greatgrandchildren MRS ROY lTtHOMPSON COKDELE June 28 Funeral services for Mrs Roy Thompson 67 who died Sunday in Fitzgerald were held yesterday at the Dekle Funeral Home chapel In Cordcle Burial was In Sun-nysidc Cemetery Survivors Include two daughters Mrs Paulk Fitzgerald and Mrs Martha Vivian Lewis Maron one son Roy Thompson Jr Phcnix City Ala six grandchildren and a number of nieces and nephews ROBERT WILLIAM COOK Funeral services for Robert William Cook 23 airman second class who was klllrd in an auto aerident on the Robins Air Forre Base Monday morning will lie held Saturday in Osborne Kan The body will be sent to Osborne this morning Airman Cock was a member of the 100th Air Refueling Squadron at Robins He is survived by his parents Mr and Mrs Samuel I) Cook of Osborne CHARLES TINDALL Funeral services for Charles Tindail who died Saturday at Everglades Fla will be held In the chapel of Mortuary at 11 am today The Rev Souther will officiate and burial will be in Riverside Cemetery-Pallbearers will be J- Howell Robert Dillard Austin Epps Lashley John Talley and II Talley Mr Tindall was born in Bibb County the son of Charles Tindall and Mrs Minnie Spell Tindall and lived here most of his life He was a member of the Baptist Church and the Masons Surviving are his mother Mrs Minnie Tindall of Macon a sister Mrs Howell of Everglades Fla and several nieces and nephews MRS MINNIE STRICKLAND DAWSON June 28 Funeral services for Mrs Minnie Lamb Strickland 69 who died Sunday night at the Terrell County Hospital were held today at the First Baptist- Church in Dawson the Rev James A Ivey officiating and the Rev David A Duck assisting Survivors Include three sons Clarence Strickland of Milledge-ville Robin Strickland and Reuben Strickland of Dawson four daughters Mrs Enzor Johnson of Enterprise Ala Mrs Eunice Donaldson and Mrs II Cantrell both of Dawson and Mrs William Miller of Newburg NY one brother Frank Lamb of Ashford Ala three sisters Mrs Lizzie Frazier of New Broclon Ala Mrs Will Danford of Malone Fla and Mrs Ida Bloodworth of Chancellor Ala 19 grandchildren and one great-grandchild BONNIE ROY BROGDON Bonnie Roy Brogdon 56 of 302 North Sixth Street Warner Robins died yesterday morning at the Robins Air Force Base Hospital He had been ill for about 10 days The funeral will be held Thursday at 11 am at the Second Baptist Church Warner Robins with the Rev Vernon Brown and the Itev Stephen Krysalka officiating Burial will be at Sugar Hill Baptist Church Cemetery near Buford Masonic rites will be held at the cemetery He is survived by his wife Mrs Winnie Maddox Brogdon three daughters Mrs Elinor Hall of Atlanta Mrs Evelyn Simmons Doraville and Miss Lauris Brogdon of Warner Robins: six sisters Mrs Worley Shelley Miss Minnie Ruth Brogdon Mrs Avery Carr and Mrs Ernest Wallis all of Buford Mrs Frank Dalton of Miami Fla and Mrs Garnet Roebuck of Tucker four brothers Frank and Jerome Idaho and Robert Nelson and Dan all of Buford and two grandchildren Mr Brogdon was employed as a civilian guard at Robins Air Force Base Gardner Watson Funeral Heme of Warner Robins In charge of arrangements PURE LARD 65c LB CTN 1 LEAVE TOWN WITHOUT VACATION TRIP INSURANCE Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities Bound to Find it at Green's With Over 1-Day to 6-Months $5 COO to $50000 BEN HARNSBERGER OR SID WAGNON A 5-2837 WAGNON INSURANCE AGENCY 211 FERSONS BLDG CHICAGO NEW ORLEANS DALLAS ft? Fast convenient flights daily Non-Stop luxury DC-7 aqd DC-6 service from Atlanta Notice To The General Public Plumbing Building Contractors Due to an lnereae In the ent from manufacturers of water meters meter parts elf the following prices for wster meters are to be effrrlire on July 1 I9S3: Tap and Meter 3000 Tap and Meter 8750 Tap 1750 1" Tap 21-00 lH Tap 4000 Tap 5000 Meter 3250 1 Meter 8350 Deposit on 1" Meter 18000 Deposit on 2" Meter 25000 This prlre does not Inrlude tap Depoalt for 3" and meters figured srrording to work done time and material plus 20'c overhead Board Of Water Commissioners MATTHEWS OUR HANDS Wednesday Morning Special! AT ACCURATE PRESCRIPTIONS ALWAYS AT ALL DRUG STORES ll is ullcrly impossible to make a belter Bourbon whiskey than Old Charier MACK PICKETT SOPERTON June 2R-Mark Pirkrtt 38 Soper ton died in a Dublin hospital early this morning after an illness of seven months Born in Richland assistant manager of the Veterans Service Office in Vidalia and had previously been connected with the same office in Dublin He had been a member of the faculty the Treutlen County School system and the Laurens County school system and was a member of the Antioch Baptist Church Richland Funeral services will be held at 3 pm Wednesday in the Soper-ton Baptist Church the Rev Tucker Singleton officiating assisted by the Rev Ernest Seckin-ger and the Rev Willing ham Burial will be in Westview Cemetery Survivors include his wife the former Miss Helen Sammons three sisters Mrs Paul Cook Summerville Miss Nellie Pickett and Mrs Eugene McGlaun Rich- I land and two hrothera Bill Pickett and Jim Pickett Richland Sammons Funeral Home Rnp-erton is in charge of arrangements ROWLAND PERRY DUBLIN June Final rites were held yesterday at the Marie Baptist Church for Rowland II Perry 78 well known resident of the Marie community Dr Harold McManus wa the officiating minister and burial was in Northview cemetery with the Adams Funeral Home in charge of arrangements Mr Perry who died Monday was a farmer and a dairyman He was born and reared in Wilkinson County but hsd lived in Laurens since he was a young man and was a member of the Marie Baptist Church Survivors inrlude his wife the former Miss Nora Martin a sister Miss Fmma Perry Dublin Route 1 a brother Perry of Dublin Route 1 nieces nephews and other relatives smith ABBEVILLE June 28-Funeral services for Charlie Smith 74 who died in Fitzgerald Saturday were held yesterday at Bluff Creek Baptist Church the Rev I Hobby officiating Burial was in Bluff Creek Cemetery with Dorsey Funeral Home in charge Born in Hawkinsville he was a farmer and a Baptist He died following an illness of several weeks Survivors include three sons Homer Smith Bnyonne NJ Charlie Warren Smith Abbeville and Felton Smith Macon two stepdaughters Mrs A Craft Jr Ahhrville and Mrs Ashley Bullard Gordon three step-sons Horace Braden and Wiley Braden Abbeville and Clifford Brnden Fitzgerald three sisters Mrs Nors Mullis and Mrs Martha Ryals Abbeville and Mrs Shrewder Ilomerville and nine Suppose we try to put in words what happens with your first taste of this great whiskey Instead imagine you have started with the finest Kentucky whiskey ever made Then you have waited for 7 full years to ripen it slowly perfectly Then recall the finest-tasting wliiskey you have ever known and imagine one silkier mellower and smoother Do these things tlien taste Old Cliartrr Not Cord Springs But- ALL METAL SPRINGS Worth $2468 You Save $1000 Only $1 down delivers this beauty to your home to transform your lawn into an outdoor living room! 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