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B-2 Richmond Times-Dispatch, May 7, 1981 Death Notices ANDERSON Mrs. Emma Kennedy Anderson, 95, widow of George M. Anderson died May 6, 1981 in a local hospital. Mrs. Anderson was formerly of Fredericksburg and is survived by one daughter, Mrs.

A. Taylor; six Viola, grandchildren, Richard A. Taylor, Laurie T. Hall, James E. Stewart, and William H.

Stewart all of Richmond, L.W. Taylor, Jr. and Linda T. Jones of Woodbridge: eight greatgrandchildren. Graveside services will be conducted Friday at Arlington National Cemetery.

Cemetery. BALDWIN John A. Baldwin, age 76, died at his home in Lugoff SC. He was born in Farmville VA, son of the late Caleb A. and Mary Elizabeth Baldwin.

Mr. Baldwinwas from DuPont Co. in a general retired. craft superintendent. He is survived by his widoe, Mrs.

Margaret Emerson 1 Baldwin Lugoff; a son, John A. Baldwin Jr. of North Augusta, SC; a sister, Etsy Vale of Farmville VA: two grandchildren. Funeral ser- 4 Pm Thurs. at Rowan Presbyterian Church.

Burial will be in Forest Lawn Memorial Park. Family suggests memorials to Vera C. Baldwin Library Fund of Rowan Presbyterian Church. Kornegay Funeral Home of Camden, SC. BROOKS Felix C.

Brooks age 39, formerly of Louisa died 3, 1981 at his home in Washington, D.C. He is survived by wife, Drucilla Brooks; three sons, Stanley, Felix III and Felix IV; one daughter, Yolanda Brooks; three foster sons, Eric, Ronnie and Dyrle; his parents, Rev. James and Mamie Green; all of Washington, D.C.; one brother, Gregory Green; four aunts, Louise Jackson, Bessie Jones, Sarah Sledge and Virginia Brooks Jones; three uncles Paul, Walter and Charles Brooks; a host of other relatives and friends. Funeral services will be held Friday, 2 p.m. at Phillipi Christian Church, Rev.

Moses Anderson officiating. Burial will be in Ebeneezer Church Cemetery. The Thomasons' Funeral Ser- vices Louisa in charge of arrangements. BROWN Departed this life in a Richmond hospital, Tuesday, May 5, 1981, Evangelist Sarah H. Brown, of 123 Lipscomb St.

She is survived by a devoted husband, Mr. Joseph D. Brown; one daughter, Mrs. Delores B. Richardson; two brothers, Mr.

Alfred Harris and Mr. Clarence Harris; seven grandchildren; ten great one son-in-law. Elder Joseph R. Richardson; one brother-inlaw; four grandsons-in-law; one granddaughter-in-law; nieces, nephews, cousins, host of other relatives and friends. Funeral services will be held Saturday, May 9, P.M.

from the Jerusalem Holy Church, 12th and Stockton Elder Olive C. Brown, pastor, officiating assited Elder Lillian Jones. Interment in Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Remains rest at the Mimms Funeral Home, 19th and Hull Sts.

where the family will receive friends Friday 7 to 8 P.M. After 9 A.M. Saturday, the remains will rest in the above-named church until hour of service. Relatives and friends attending funeral services kindly assemble at the church Saturday 12:30 P.M. DALTON Henry P.

(Hank) Dalton, 62. of Richmond died Tuesday, May 5, 1981. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Genevieve (Genny) Dalton; one son, H. Phil Dalton.

Jr. daughter-in-law, Mrs. Mary June Dalton: also three grandchildren, Stephen, Diane. Karen Dalton all of Richmond. Remains rest at the Parham Chapel, Woody Funeral Home, 1771 Parham Rd.

where services will be conducted 3 P.M. Thursday. Interment Westhampton Memorial Park. EACHO Died Saturday, May 2, 1981 at Fort Gordon, Robert Edward Eacho, son of the late Robert W. Eacho.

He is survived by one son, Robert E. Eacho, his mother, Alice L. Eacho; one brother, Charles Scott Eacho: one sister, Brenda Eacho Redford; his grandmother, Mrs. Thelma Goff. His remains will rest at the Joseph W.

Bliley Funeral Home's Chippenham Chapel, 6900 Hull St. where services will be held Friday, at 2 P.M. Interment Signal Hill Cemetery. In Memoriam WHITE In memory of our father. Everett C.

White, who died May 7, 1970 "Loved and remembered. Your Daughters, Odell, Ada and Wilmett LOWE Mrs. Lucile Stein Lowe, 87, of 11001 Chester Chester, died Monday in San Antonio, Texas. Mrs. Lowe was a native of Richmond and the daughter of the late Valentine and Magnolia Winfree Stein, the widow of Rufus Wardell Lowe and the mother of the late Col.

Henry A. Lowe. Mrs. Lowe was a past state recording secretary for the Women's Christian Temperance Union for many years and was a past president of the Chesterfield County Women's Christian Temperance Union for a number of years. She was Past Worthy Matron and Charter Member of the Order of the Eastern Star, Chapter No.

121 in 1949 to 1950. A member of the Chester Women's Club, a graduate of the Petersburg School of Nursing in 1915, a member of the Senior Citizens Club and a member of the A.A.R.P. Mrs. Lowe was one of the oldest active members of Chester Presbyterian Church. She is survived by two daughters, Mrs.

Elizabeth Lorms of San Antonio, Texas and Mrs. Samuel A. Rankin of Ramseur, N.C.; seven grandchildren; and seven great grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Friday at 2 P.M. in Chester Presbyterian Church.

An Eastern Star Service 7:30 will be Thursday at P.M. in the Chapel of the E. Alvin Small Funeral Home, Colonial Heights, followed by the receiving of friends by the family until 9 P.M. Interment in Sunset Memorial Park, Chester. McGLOCKLIN Fred N.

McGlocklin, age 70, of Burkeville, died Wednesday, May 6, in a Richmond nursing home. Survived by three daughters, Mrs. Ellen Taylor, Mrs. Jackie Harlow, and Mrs. Jennifer Marshall, all of Richmond; mother, Mrs.

Susie McGlocklin, of Newport News; two sisters, Mrs. Harriett Jayne, of Newport News, Mrs. Marlis Dale, of Richmond; three brothers, Roy, of Burkeville, Harry, of Richmond, Ray, of Miami, six grandchildren; and two great grandchildren. Funeral services P.M. Friday at the Milton L.

Jennings Funeral Home, Crewe. Interment Graceland Memorial Cemetery, Powhatan, Va. MONROE Mrs. Mary Alice Monroe, 74, of 5508 Dorchester Rd. died Tuesday, May 5, 1981.

She is survived by her husband, C. Edward Monroe; four brothers, Eric Tipton of Williamsburg, Milton Tipton, Matoaca, John Earl Tipton of Petersburg, and Maurice Tipton, Ettrick, Va. Remains rest at the Laburnum Chapel, Woody Funeral Home, 2110E. Laburnum Ave. where services will be held 12:30 p.m.

Friday. Interment Forest Lawn. PAUL Mrs. Mary Roark Paul, (Mama) of 5405 Larrymore widow of Fred L. Paul, died May 6, 1981.

She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Dorothy P. Taylor; a son, James H. Paul, a stepdaughter, Mrs. Clarice O'.

Quinn; two step-sons, Melvin L. and Fred L. Paul, a brother, Julian B. Roark; seven grandchildren; two great-grandchildren. Her remains rest at the Joseph W.

Bliley Funeral Home's Chippenham Chapel, 6900 St. Rd. Funeral notice later. RICE Died May 4, 1981, Ocie Riceof 411 N. Smith St.

He is survivby his wife, Mrs. Hattie Rice; two daughters, Miss Jean Wade and Mrs. Gloria Richardson: two sons, Eric and Cheyeene Wade; three grandchildren; two sistersin-law; three brothers-inlaw; one uncle- a host of nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. Remains rest at the Chiles Funeral Home, 2100 Fairmount Ave. where funeral rites will be conducted Saturday at 1 P.M.

with Rev. E.E. Warren officiating. Interment Oakwood Cemetery. Family and friends will kindly assemble at the funeral home Saturday at 12:30 P.M.

ROSE Mrs. Mary E. Rose, 96, of 909 E. Nine Mile widow of Fred H. Rose, died Wednesday, May 6, 1981.

She is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Hazel Worsham, Mrs. Elizabeth R. Sizemore; two sons, Leonard H. Rose, all Richmond, Alvin F.

Rose, of Quinton; a sister, Mrs. Lillian Kopp, of Rochester, N.Y.; also seven grandchildren; and thirteen great grandchildren. Remains rest at the Laburnum Chapel, Woody Funeral Home, 2110 E. Laburnum Ave. Funeral arrangements incomplete.

In Memoriam MANNING In loving memory of our mother and grandmother. Rosena Manning who passed away 1 year ago today. May 7. 1980 When a mother breathes her last farewell. The stroke means more than tongue can tell The world seems quite another place, Without the smile of mother's face.

And while she lies in peaceful sleep. Her memory we shall always keep. Children and Grandchildren SHUMAKER George Shumaker died May 5, 1981. He is survived by his wife, Eva B. Shumaker: three sons, George, Welford W.

and Walter C. Shumaker; two daughters, Shirley S. Adams and Edith S. Goodman; a brother, Nick Miles; sisters. Minnie Wesson, Mable Call and Lou Moss: 15 grandchildren; and three great His remains rest at Joseph W.

Bliley Funeral Home, 3rd and Marshall Sts. where services will be held 11 A.M. Friday with interment in Washington Memorial Park. SIKES May 5, 1981, John R. Sikes, age 89, of Sandy Hook, Goochland County.

He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Farlow Sikes; two daughters, Mrs. Margaret Lamb of Sandy Hook and Mrs. Virginia Grimes of Portsmouth, three sons, Eric L. and Charlie W.

Sikes, both of Sandy Hook and William F. Richmond; twelve grandchildren; and eight great-grandchildren; four brothers, Connie E. and William M. Sikes, both of High Point, N.C., Augustine Sikes of Newport News, Va. Sikes of N.C.; four sisters, Mrs.

Glenna Edwards of High Point, N.C., Miss Mary Sikes of Newport News, Mrs. Myrtle Bondurant of Asheboro, N.C. and Mrs. Pauline Greene of Star, N.C. Mr.

Sikes was a World War I Veteran, where he received a Purple Heart, also a retired farmer. Remains rest at the Norman Funeral Home, Goochland, Va. Funeral services will be held 3 P.M. Friday, May 8 at Forest Christian Church, Haydensville, Va. Interment church cemetery.

In lieu of flowers, make contributions to Haydensville Rescue Squad Company 6. Family will receive friends from 7 to 9 P.M. Wednesday and Thursday at the funeral home. WALKER Entered into eternal rest May 5, 1981, Donald E. Walker, of 4700 Laurie Lane.

He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Flora B. Walker; father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Ford of Owingsville, three nephews; several cousins; father and motherin-law, Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas Brown; host of friends; one devoted, Mr. Herbert TowRemains rest at the A. D. Price, Jr.

Funeral Home, 208 E. Leigh until Friday then will rest at Sharon Baptist Church after 10:00 A.M. until hour of funeral 1:00 P.M. Rev. H.

W. Washington officiating. Interment Washington Memorial Park. Friends kindly a assemble at the church 12:30 P.M. Friday.

WARD Passed away at St. Mary's Hospital, Richmond, Tuesday, May 5, 1981, The Rev. Duane H. Ward, 57, pastor of the Louisa United Methodist Church, Louisa Va. Heis survived by his wife, Gwendolyn Forrest Ward of Louisa; one daughter, Mrs.

L. V. (Terry) Henderson of Christchurch; two sons, Michael D. Ward of Louisa and Richard D. Ward of Bena, one brother, Vernon G.

Ward of Worthington, Ohio; two grandsons. Memorial Services will be held at the Louisa United Methodist Church at 10:30 A.M. Friday May 8. Graveside services will be held at Forest Chapel, United Methodist Church, Saluda, Va. at 3:30 P.M.

Friday May 8. The family will receive friends at the Bristow Faulkner Funeral Home, Saluda, from P.M. Thursday, May 7 1981. Memorial contributions may be made to the Leukemia Society of America, Virginia Executive Dr. Tower Box 21, Hampton, Va.

23666. WILLIAMSON William Alexander Williamson, 84, of Clarksville, died at his residence Tuesday night. He is survived by his Clara Yancey Williamson; five sons, Arthur Lee Williamson, William Alexander Williamson, and Rupert Jetferson Williamson, all of Petersburg, Roger Scott Williamson and Claude Burnell Williamson, both of Clarksville: sixteen grandchildren; twenty great grandchildren; six great great grandchildren; two sisters, Mrs. Carrie Williamson Rice of Nelson, and Mrs. Onnie Williamson Young of Stoney Creek, Va.

Funeral services will be held 2 P.M. Friday at Watkins-Cooper Chapel, with interment in Union Chapel Baptist Church Cemetery, Clarksville, Va. WOODWARD Mrs. Annie Tarpley Woodward, 96, formerly of 5221 Monument widow of John O. Woodward, died May 5, 1981.

survived by shed two daughters, Mrs. Elizabeth W. Hollinrake and Mrs. Helen W. Sheaks, both of Richmond; one granddaughter, Mrs.

Marguerite Potee of Annandale, Va. Remains rest at Bennett Funeral Home, 3215 Cutshaw Ave. Graveside services will be conducted at 1 P.M. Thursday, May 7 at Westhampton Memorial Park. Chesterfield Base Tax Mrs.

Stuart Cosby got her Chesterfield County personal property assessment notice Tuesday and she didn't like what she saw. The bill on family's two old autos had jumped from $1.44 each to $7.20 each for the 1969 Ford Fairlane and the 1966 Robinson to Head Appeals Bench WASHINGTON (UPI) Judge Spottswood Robinson III becomes chief judge of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia today, Supreme Court Chief Justice Warren Burger announced yesterday. Robinson will be the first black to serve as chief judge of the District of Columbia circuit and only the second black ever to become chief judge of one of the nation's 11 federal circuits. The late William H.

Hastie was the first black to hold such a position, when he was chief judge of the 3rd Circuit from 1968 to 1971. Robinson succeeds Judge Carl McGowan, who yesterday reached the mandatory age limit of 70 for chief judges of federal circuits. McGowan will continue as an active judge on the federal appeals court in Washington. Robinson, a native of Richmond was a member of the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights from 1961 to 1963.

He served as a federal district judge from 1964 to 1965. WOOD Thomas C. Wood, of Gum Spring, departed this life May 5, 1981 in a Richmond hospital. He was the widower of the late Cora A. Wood.

Heis survived by a step-daughter, Mrs. Lucy W. Pollard of Cincinnati, Ohio; a son, Mr. James A. Wood, Sr.

of Cincinnati, Ohio; six grandchildren; nine great-grandchildren; a daughter Wood of Cincinnati, Mrs. Ohio; several nieces, nephews, other relatives and many friends; two devoted friends, Mrs. Fannie Beale and Mr. Herbert Copeland. Funeral services will be held at the Shady Grove Baptist Church, Gum Spring, Friday, May 8, 1981 1:30 P.M.

The Rev. G.M. Thompson, pastor, officiating. Interment in church cemetery. Remains will lie in state at the above-named church from 10 A.M.

until hour of service. Family and friends kindly assemble at the church 1P.M. Robert Mealy Funeral Home, Goochland, in charge of arrangements. WOODSON Died May 6, 1981, Edward Franklin Woodson of 5306 Patterson Ave. His remains rest at Price, Jr.

Funeral Home, 208 E. Leigh St. Funeral notice later. WORSHAM Mrs. Grace M.

Worsham, age 73, of 1219 Sidnor died May 4, 1981. She was the widow of James P. (Pop) Worsham, Sr. Surviving are four daughters, Iris Semple of Florida, Grace Harrison and Mary Frances Guridy both of Mechanicsville and Brenda Mason of Georgia; four sons, James of Montpelier, Waring L. of North Carolina, Robert Ray of Quinton, and Bruce F.

Worsham of Varina; one sister, Mary Christian of Florida; one brother, B. P. Bowles, nineteen grandchildren; two great grandchildren. Funeral services will be held from the chapel of the Nelsen Funeral Home at 1:00 P.M. Thursday.

Interment in Washington Memorial Park. In Memoriam EPPERSON In loving memory of Browder H. Epperson on Easter Sunday. He passed away May 7, 1972. There is a sad but sweet remembrance.

There is a memory fond and true, There is a token of affection, And a heartache still of you, Wife and Son McMULLEN In memory of my father, our grandfather. John N. McMullen on his birthday May 7, passed away one year ago, May 17, 1980. Always in our hearts Not forgotten Daughter. Delores and Grandchildren POWELL In loving memory of our father.

Mr. Joseph F. Powell, who passed away one year ago today, May 7. 1980. We watched you suffer day by day.

Now you are at peace with God. Miss you. Sons, Joseph Jr. and Lawrence WHITE In sad, but loving memory of our dad, granddad and friend. William M.

(Bill) White. who quietly slipped away May 7, 1980. They who think that you are gone Because no more your face they see, Are wrong -for in our hearts you live; And always will, in memory. Bill Jumpy Grandchildren and Annie Love Ya, Dad Trina and Kathy YOUNG In loving memory of, William H. Young, and our father who passed away one year ago May 7.

1980. A silent thought, a secret tear, Keeps the memory ever dear. Time takes away the edge of grief, But memory turns back every leaf. Wife Velva and Children Rambler station wagon. "We're going to have a Proposition 13 here in Chesterfield County to jump it that much in one year the Hull Street Road resident complained.

"We didn't raise the tax," protested William H. Wingfield, Chesterfield'sassistant commissioner of the revenue. "'The assessment changed." State law says personal property should be assessed at its fair market value, though for years Chesterfield has been assessing cars more than 10 years old at a flat $40 each, "which you can't hardly buy a tire for that much," Wingfield said. Local governments typically use the National Automobile Dealers Association "blue it's actually yellow to figure how much a car is worth. "We saw that a $40 value was way out of line," compared to the prices that the 1981 blue book listed, Wingfield said; "You wouldn't believe some of Obituaries Area Obituaries Area for Mrs.

Emma Kennedy Anderson, 95, of Richmond, widow of George M. Anderson. Henry P. Dalton 62, of 1308 Beverly Drive, a painter and decorator. Mrs.

Nancy L. Foutz, 47, of 2406 Lancelot widow of Lawrence T. Foutz Sr. and a retired inspector for Roanoke Garment Corp. Charles Woodridge Harris 39, of 2224 Seminry Ave.

Felix T. Hensley of 7203 Alycia retired accountant. Mrs. Audraine Roney Jetferson of 6361 Brookshire wife of Harry M. Jefferson.

Norris Edward McCall of 1403 N. 22nd St. John F. McGeorge of Richmond, owner and president of John F. McGeorge Camping Center Inc.

Mrs. Mary Alice Monroe, 74, of 5508 Dorcester Road, wife of B. Edward Monroe. Mrs. Mary Roark Paul of 5405 Larrymore Road, widow of Fred L.

Paul Sr. Mrs. Mary E. Rose, 96, of 909 E. Nine Mile Road, widow of Fred H.

Rose. Donald E. Walker of 4700 Laurie Lane, retired Postal Serice employee. Edward Franklin Woodson of 5306 Patterson Ave. State BURKEVILLE Fred N.

McGlocklin, 70. CHARLES CITY Miss Amy Doretha Lemon. CLARKSVILLE William Alexander Williamson. ETTRICK Charles H. Fitzwater, 59.

GUM SPRING Thomas C. Wood. HOPEWELL Mrs. Ruth B. Hammond, 55, wife of Joseph E.

Hammond. MATOACA Mrs. Minnie B. Bosher, 91, widow of Allie Lee Bosher. PETERSBURG- Mrs.

Alice Moorman Fay, 88, widow of Peter Fay. RICE Mrs. Frances Giles, 100, widow of Henderson Giles. WILLIAMSBURG William Archie Adams, 62. Elsewhere NEWARK, Del.

Mrs. Mildred C. Grammer, 75, widow of Ralph Lloyd Grammer, a native of Richmond and a former Essex County school teacher. WASHINGTON Felix C. Brooks 39, formerly of Louisa.

Raises Old Cars the values in this old car book. "We arbitrarily set the value of $200 for cars 10 years of age or older," he said. Richmond has been using $100 as the lowest value it assesses cars at. Henrico uses the $40 that Chesterfield did for cars 10 years and older. Nine-year-old cars in Henrico are valued at $60 and eight-year-old autos at $100.

Newer cars are taxed on their average loan value in Henrico. The tax rates are $3.80 per $100 in Henrico, $3.60 per $100 in Chesterfield and $3.59 in Richmond. If Mrs. Cosby's '66 Rambler were assessed at its real worth, Wingfield said, she would probably be, paying taxes on $500 worth car. For the '69 Ford Fairlane, the average retail value would be about $725, he said.

Chesterfield taxes new cars on the basis of their loan value, which is typically less than the retail figure. Despite the fact the assessments are for $100, Mrs. Cosby said, "They're both very good cars. "We've been offered $1,500 for the little Ford." Child Hit By Car Is Killed FOUTZ Mrs. Nancy L.

Foutz of 2406 Lancelot died May 5, 1981. She is survived by two sons, Laurence T. Jr. and Gordon E. Foutz: a sister, Mrs.

Carolyn L. Hensley, all of Richmond; three brothers, James L. Hale Speedwell, T. A. DuBose of S.C., J.

W. Spraker, Cripple Creek. Va. Her remains rest at the Joseph Bliley Funeral Home's Chippenham Chapel, 6900 Hull St. Rd.

until Thursday, 3 p.m., then forwarded to the Oakey Funeral Home. Salem, Va. where services will be held Saturday, 10 a.m. HARRIS Sgt. Charles Woodridge Harris, of 2224 Seminary departed this life May 5, 1981.

He is survived by his mother, Mrs. Mattie Lee Harris; two brothers. Walley B. and Alvin M. Harris; two sisters, Mrs.

Rita Parker, and Mrs. Ruby Hamilton; five aunts; four uncles; five nephews; one niece: two sisters-in-law; two brothers-in-law: host of other relatives and friends. Remains rest at the Scott's Funeral Home, Brookland Park Blvd. at Lamb where the family will receive friends Thursday from 7-8 P.M. and where funeral services will be held Friday at 2:00 P.M.

Rev. Arthur Jones officiating. Interment Roselawn Memory Gardens. Family and friends will kindly assemble at the Funeral Home 1:30 P.M. Friday.

HENSLEY Felix T. Hensley of 7203 Alycia died Tuesday, May 5, 1981. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Anne P. Hensley; two sisters, Mrs.

Guy E. (Mary Lou) Bishop, Mrs. T. E. (Jane) Chamberlin, both of Virginia Beach; four brothers, Moxie T.

Hensley of Citra, Florida, Carl Hensley of Hampton, Edgar Hensley of Conyers, Georgia, and Wade Hensley of Richmond; also many nieces and nephews. Remains rest at the Parham Chapel, Woody Funeral 1771 Parham where services will be conducted 2 P.M. Friday. Interment Signal Hill Memorial Park. In lieu of flowers, memorial gifts may be made to the Lakeside Volunteer Rescue Squad 2007 Tim, berlake Ave.

or the American Cancer Society Family will receive friends 8 P.M. Thursday at the funeral home. JEFFERSON Mrs. Audraine Roney Jefferson of 6361 Brookshire Dr. Richmond, died Monday afternoon in Chippenham Hospital.

She was a native of Dinwiddie County, a graduate of the State University of Virginia; and was the daughter of Mrs. Stella Mumford Roney and the late Clensy Roney, Sr. Survivors are her husband, Harry M. Jefferson; daughter, Traci Lynn Jefferson; son, Harry M. Jefferson, II.

Funeral service be held Thursday afternoon, 2 P.M. from the LitZion Baptist Church, Carson, Va. Burial will Dinwiddie Memorial Park. You may contact the family at 469-7383. KRZYSTON Mrs.

Mary A. widow of Walter J. Krzyston, died May 5, 1981. She is survived by two sons, Stanly W. of Princeton, N.J.

and John F. Krzyston of Richmond: one stepson, Leonard Kreston; one stepdaughter, Catherine Smith; two brothers, Stanley of Camden, N.J. and Charles Matusheski of New Cumberland, four sisters, Mrs. Fran Volanski, Mrs. Helen Micca, both of Benton, Mrs.

Verna Polakoski of Shickshinny, Pa. and Mrs. Laura Bulzak of Erlton, N.J. Her remains rest at the Joseph W. Bliley Funeral Home's Chippenham Chapel, 6900 Hull St.

Funeral service at St. Edward's Catholic Church Thursday at A prayer service at the funeral home Friday at 9:30 Interment in Mt. Calvary. Mrs. Krzyston was a member of The Church of the Epiphany (Catholic).

LYON Jordan E. Lyon, age 77, of Richmond, died May 4, 1981. He is survived by one son, John E. Lyon, of Mechanicsville. One brother, Harold Lyon, of Harrison, GA, 2 grandchildren.

Friends may at the Bennett Funeral Home, 3215 Cutshaw Ave. Services will be held at the Epithany Lutheran Churchat 11 A.M. Friday with interment in Greenwood Memorial Garden. McGeorge John F. McGeorge, of Richmond, died May 6, 1981.

Friends may call at the Bennet Funeral Home, 3215 Cut taw Ave. Funeral notice later. A 3-year-old Martinsville girl was killed Tuesday when she was struck by a station wagon that had been knocked into gear by a 2-year-old child. State police said Misty Dawn Adkins died at the Martinsville General Hospital at 6:15 p.m. from injuries she received in the 5 p.m.

accident. Police said the accident occurred when the 2-year-old got into the parked station wagon and knocked it into gear. Police said the accident occurred on state Route 954 near U.S. 57 in Henry County. Fairfax County resident Patty Irene Emmel, 26, died yesterday at the Washington Hospital Center in Washington from injuries she received in an 1:40 p.m.

accident Tuesday, state police said. Police said the accident occurred on state Route 28, on the Bull Run Bridge, at the Fairfax and Prince William County line. Police said she lost control of the car she was driving. The car skidded sideways, flipped and threw her out before it struck a tree, state police said. The two deaths bring Virginia's 1981 traffic fatality toll to 299, compared with 281 this time last year, state police said.

Message Found In Six-Pack The man strolled into the on Azalea Avenue and picked up a six-pack of National Bohemian beer, paid for it, went home and put it in his refrigerator. Later in the evening, he broke open the package of bottles and a folded piece of paper tumbled out. "Are you born again?" the tract from the Back to the Bible Broadcast of Lincoln, and Winnipeg, Manitoba, asked in large orange letters. "Six tests for the Christian," it said it was. Contacted at the Carling National Breweries, makers of National Bohemian, in Baltimore about the appearance of the tract among the bottles, Bob O'neill, Carling's sales and service manager, said, "For the life of me, I thought you'd tell me a snake crawled out.

"Possibly somebody's trying to save humanity from the vicissitudes of alcohol and putting them in the six-packs," he said. But because of the speed of the brewery's automatic bottling equipment, he doubted that it was a tortured soul i in Baltimore. According to an employee at the Azalea who asked not to be identified, "We have a group of customers who have a habit of laying around the store. "This is the first time I've heard of them sticking in the beer," he said. He said the group's members will often lay several of the pamphlets on the counter while cashing checks, which are stamped "'Jesus Saves." McGeorge Sr.

Succumbs at 57 John F. McGeorge 57, owner and president of John F. McGeorge Camping Center Inc. and the former John F. McGeorge Auto Sales Co.

died yesterday at his Richmond home. Mr. McGeorge founded the auto sales company, which sold Subarus, in 1952 and added the camping in 1967. The company's present location is 6200 W. Broad St.

Other locations included 2604 W. Broad 7507 W. Broad a Belt Boulevard lot for campers and Petersburg location. Mr. McGeorge, one of the original stockholders of the Par 3 golf courses, also owned a fishing center at Walker's Dam.

A native of King William County, he was a member of Trinity United Methodist Church, where he was a past member of the administrative board and finance committee. He was a past member of the board of governors of the William Byrd Community Center. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Anne Loving McGeorge; three sons, John F. McGeorge Edward L.

McGeorge and Todd A. McGeorge; four daughters, Mrs. Kathie May, Mrs. Nancy Burke, Miss Susan D. McGeorge and Miss Kimberly.

A. McGeorge, all of Richmond; a brother, Howard McGeorge of Tappahannock; and three sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth Townsend and Mrs. Anne Clements of King William County and Mrs. Mildred Broaddus of Richmond.

Funeral arrangements were incomplete last night. The family requests that memorial contributions be made to either Trinity Memorial Fund of Trinity United Methodist Church or the American Cancer Society. Navy Will Push Recruiting NORFOLK (AP) The Navy, which has lost countless fliers and nuclear engineers to industry, will counterattack this weekend with a hard-sell recruiting program in the Northeast. Because of the concentration of high-technology industry and good universities in the area, the Navy will send some of its best planes and newest ships to two New England states in search of aviator and nuclear officer candidates. For years, pilots have left the Navy for less glamorous but better -paying jobs with airlines.

Now, however, it is rumored that airline furloughs are in the offing, and the Navy believes it can make a comeback, Cmdr. Jim Lois, spokesman for the Atlantic Fleet Naval Air Force in 1 Norfolk, said. "We make no bones about it. This is a hard-sell sales job. We're out to take the best and the brightest.

We don't care who they work for. We want them flying for the Navy right now." The Navy will send one each Memorial Park. The Navy will send one each of almost every type of plane it possesses to South Weymouth, on Saturday in an a attempt to lure aviation candidates. Airline people with military experience are prime targets. The Navy has had similar campaigns this year in Atlanta, Tampa, and Dallas.

In Atlanta, 280 prospects turned out and 90 signed up for Navy testing. In Tampa, there were 208 prospects, with 92 signing up. The results from Dallas are not in. In the nuclear officer recruiting drive two of the newest nuclear ships, the Norfolk- based cruiser Mississippi and the attack submarine Jacksonville, will visit Newport, R.I. Lt.

Mike Labbe of Navy Recruiting Area 1, which includes 10 Northeastern states, said that as of Tuesday 110 prospects had signed up the aviation show and 130 for the ship visit. He emphasized that the two campaigns are not open houses and that only qualified candidates are being invited. NOTICE "IN MEMORIAMS" SCHEDULED FOR PUBLICATION MOTHER'S DAY. MAY 10, SHOULD BE THE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT NOT LATER THAN FRIDAY, NOON, MAY 8, 1981. TO PLACE YOURS TODAY DIAL 643-4414.