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Earl L. Rockwell SUN CITY Earl L. Rockwell, 72, a service manager 20 years for an Oldsmobile agency in St. Louis, died yesterday in Boswell Memorial Hospital. Mr.

Rockwell, 10315 Peoria a native of Alhambra, moved to Sun City in 1965 from Atlanta, Ga. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Dorothea Carr of Atlanta; a brother, Chauncey; and two sisters, Mrs. Millard Fisher of Sun City and another in California. Services and burial will be in St.

Louis, Lundberg's Golden Door Chapel announced. Annie Pearl Lewis A CITY Obituaries 48 The Arizona Republic XO June 2, 1973 Marjorie Hoyt of Flagstaff; medical services technician FLAGSTAFF Memorial services for Marjorie Schorn Hoyt, a leader in the establishment of the State Emergency Medical Services program and an accredited medical records librarian, will be at 2 p.m. Monday in the Federated Community Church here, Flagstaff Mortuary announced. Mrs. Hoyt died yesterday in Flagstaff Community Hospital.

The family suggests memorial donations to. Barrow Neurological Institute one Phoenix for cancer research. A native of New Jersey, Mrs. Hoyt attended schools in Douglaston and Flushing on Alvin B. Scruggs ASH FORK Services for Alvin B.

Scruggs, 64, who died Thursday in Whipple Veterans Administration Center near Prescott, will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday in the center's chapel. Burial with full military honors will be in the VA Cemetery there. Ruffner Funeral Home of Prescott announced. Mr.

Scruggs, a native of Mountain View, came to Arizona in 1942. He was a retired quarryman, having worked in rock quarries in the Ash Fork area. He had served with the U.S. Army during World War II. Survivors include two brothers; William Byrne of Clarkdale Wesley Scruggs of Cottonwood.

Mary L. Hathaway NOGALES Services for Mary Lucille Hathaway, 79, who died Thursday, will be at 2 p.m. today in Carroon Mortuary Chapel here. Burial will follow in Nogales City Cemetery. Mrs.

Hathaway, a native of Dodge City, was brought to the Sunnyside area in Cochise County when she was a year old. She was married to the late Will Hath away, a former state senator, in 1914 and they, the established present site a of the homestead Ha.thaway Ranch in Santa Cruz County just northeast of here. She is survived by five sons, Gaynor of Tacoma, Lincoln of Ventura, and Judge James D. Robert a former state senator, and Paul of Nogales; a brother, John R. McIntyre of Sunnyside; 20 grandchildren; and several great grandchildren.

Two sons preceded her in death; Gregory, former superintendent of the Arizona Highway Patrol, who died in 1970, and Gilbert, who drowned in 1958 on the same day his father died of a heart attack. Walter M. Gregory TEMPE Services for Walter M. Gregory, 75, will be at 10 a.m. today in Gibbons Tempe Mortuary, 405 E.

Southern. Burial will be in East Resthaven Cemetery. Mr. Gregory, 224 E. Hermosa Drive, died Thursday in Mesa General Hospital.

A native of Illinois, he moved here nine years ago from Park Ridge, Ill. 'He was employed 18 years by Motorola until retiring six years ago. He was a member of University Presbyterian Church in Tempe and a 50- year member of the Masonic lodge in Harvard, Ill. Survivors include his wife, Helen; a son, Ronald R. of Scottsdale; two sisters out of state, and three grandchildren.

Gerald Johnson LEHI Services for Gerald Johnson, 47, will be at 9 a.m, today in the Papago Ward of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latt Saints, east of Scottsdale. Burial will be in the Lehi Cemetery, Gibbons Tempe Mortuary announced. Mr. Johnson, 3146 N. Harris, Mesa, died Thursday In Phoenix Indian Medical Center.

A veteran of the Korean conflict, he had been, a high school custodian. He was born in 1 Phoenix. Lehi area survivors include his wife, LaRue; 10 children, Mrs: Shelia Tanner, Roselene, Laurie, Amanda, Kathy and Madzine Johnson, Gardell, Gerard, Garland and Kenny; a sister, Mrs. Frances Kisto; and a stepfather, Amos Richards; and two grandchildren. A Long Island, N.Y., and was graduated from Katherine Gibbs School in New York City.

She received a bachelor's degree in sociology from Northern Arizona University, and was a member of Phi Kappa Phi honors society. She held a registered records administrator degree from Seattle University-Providence Hospital and was an accredited records teachnician. She was a member of the American and Medical Records Associations. Mrs. Hoyt served as medical records librarian for Flagstaff Community Hospital and for several years was medical records consultant for hospitals in Kingman, Grand Canyon, Williams, Flagstaff and Winslow.

She was active in the organization and operation of the Coconino County Emergency Medical Services Committee, working with Dr. C. Herbert Fredell in pioneering this program in northern Arizona and the state. Mrs. Hoyt was a member of the Flagstaff Symphony Guild 1 and had been active in the Arizona Heart Association and the Hozhoni Foundation.

She was a former Democratic precinct committeewoman. A former newspaper woman, she had worked on the Long Island Press. The Albany (N.Y.) Times Union and for the Associated Press. in New York City. Survivors include her husWilliam G.

Hoyt; two daughters, Mrs. Frederick Scholenberger of Redlands, and Mrs. Charles Andrews Glass of Eugene, a son, William G. Hoyt of Flagstaff; one sister and two brothers out of state, and two grandchildren. Charles B.

Leipold Charles B. Leipold, 78, who had been a machinist for the Fruehauf Trailer Corp. 12 years in Los Angeles until retiring to Phoenix 10 years ago, died Thursday in Maryvale Samaritan Hospital. Mr. Leipold, 3122 N.

40th Drive, was an Army veteran of World War a third-degree member of the Knights of Columbus and a member of the Serra Retreat League at Malibu, Calif. He was born in Chicago. Survivors include a son, Charles of Canoga Park, two daughters, Mrs. Geraldine Sherman and Mrs. Lillian Nisbet of Phoenix; two sisters out of state; five grandchildren, and four greatgrandchildren.

Rosary will be at 4 p.m. tomorrow in Northwest Mortuary, 4033 N. 19th Ave. Mass will be at 9 a.m. Monday in the Church of St.

Vincent de Paul, 3140 N. 51st Ave. Burial will be in Holy Cross Cemetry. Ruby I. Mayberry GLENDALE--Ruby Irene Mayberry, 60, who had served as a cook in the Navy in World War II from 1943 to 1945 and was a waitress here, died Tuesday in Highland Manor Nursing Home.

Miss Mayberry, 5619 W. State, a native of Duquoin, came to Glendale in 1938 from Dodge City, Kan. Survivors include her mother, Mrs. Ida Mayberry; and a sister Mrs. Ruth Myers of Glendale; two brothers, Keith of Phoenix and Andrew of Mesa; and a sister of California.

Services will- be at 9 a.m. Monday in the Chapel of the Chimes, 7924 N. 59th following an American Legion ritual at 6 p.m. tomorrow in the mortuary. Burial will be In Ft.

Whipple Prescott. Veterans Cemetery near Roy Edgar Moser GLENDALE-Roy Edgar Moser, 60, who had been a bookkeeper 20 years in the main office of Crystal Ice died Thursday en route to Northwest Hospital. Mr. Moser, 4937 W. Krall, was born in Council, Idaho, and came.

to Glendale 26 years ago from Payette, Idaho. Survivors include his wife, Ola and three sisters out of state. Services will be at 1 p.m. Monday in the Chapel. of the Chimes, 7924 Ave.

Burial will be in Resthaven Cemetery, Harold A. Doerksen CAMP VERDE Harold A. 1 Doerksen, 44, a church worker and self-employed died Hospital Thursday in Phoe- in nix. He was struck by lightning while building his house here a week ago here. Mr.

Doerksen was a member of the First Mennonite Church of Phoenix, a Sunday School superintendent and teacher in his church and active in Camp Verde churches, including choir singing. He previously lived three years in the Valley and was. graduated from Glendale High School. A native of Jansen, he returned to Arizona and Camp Verde in 1964 from Madrid, Neb. Survivors include his wife, Marian; two sons, Jerry and Wayne; and two daughters, Gwen and Twila of Camp Verde; and a sister in California.

Memorial services will be at 5 p.m. tomorrow in the First Mennonite Church, 1612 W. Northern, Phoenix. The funeral services will be at 10:30 a.m. Monday in the Camp Verde United Methodist Church.

Burial will be in Cleark Creek Cemetery. Friends may call from 5 to 9 p.m. tomorrow in Grimshaw Bethany hCapel, 710 W. Bethany Home, Phoenix. The family suggests memorial contributions to the Indian Mission Fund, 1612 W.

Northern, Phoenix, or the Camp Verde Methodist Church. Peter Van Niekerk Services for Peter Van Niekerk, 71, a race horse groom, were followed by cremation Thursday, A. L. Moore Sons Mortuary announced. Mr.

Van Niekerk, 1015 W. Union Hills Drive, died Monday in a home a 6730 N. Third Scottsdale. A native of the Netherlands, he came to Phoenix 10 years ago from Blythe, Calif. Survivors two sisters in the Netherlands." Contributions may be made to Barrow Neurological Institute, 350 W.

Thomas. Ivan S. Baldridge PARKER Services for Ivan S. Baldridge, 61, who died Sunday at Amarillo, were yesterday in United Methodist Church here. Burial was in Parker Cemetery.

Mr. Baldridge, a Parker resident, had suffered an accident at a motel in Texas and was taken to a hospital where he died. He was a native of Illinois who came to Parker about 22 years ago. He had operated the Parker newsstand for the past 12 years. Survivors include his wife, Mae; a son, Carl, of Phoenix; a daughter, Norma Will of Visalia, his mother, Mrs.

Grace Baldridge of Centralia, a sister, Mrs. Ova Skillman of Rock Island, and three grandchildren. The family suggests memorial contributions to the Arthritis Fund or to Parker United Methodist Church. Elizabeth M. Young SUN CITY Services for Elizabeth M.

Young, 68, will be at 4 p.m. tomorrow in Christ Church of the Ascension, 4015 E. Lincoln Drive, Phoenix. Memorial services will be Wednesday in Trinity Episcopal Church in Greeley, A. L.

Moore Sons Mortuary announced. Cremation was private. Mrs. Young, 12002 Pebble Beach Drive, died Thursday in Boswell Memorial Hospital. A native of Pueblo, she came to Sun City in 1970 from Greeley.

She was a member of the PEO Sisterhood and Gamma Phi Beta sorority. Survivors include her husband, the Rev. Charles V. Young; two daughters, Mrs. Roger K.

Johnson of Palm Springs, and Mrs. Paul Hildebrand of Canon City, a sister of Denver; and four grandchildren. The family suggests memorial contributions to Christ Church of the Ascension. J. Frank Edmonson Services for J.

Frank Edmonson, 84, a cotton and citrus farmer in Arizona since 1918, will be at 9 a.m. today ni A. L. Moore Sons Mortuary, 333 W. Adams.

Burial will be in East Resthaven Cemetery. Mr. Edmonson, whose home was at S. 16th Street and the Western Canal until two months ago, died Sunday in'. Yakima, Wash.

Roy L. Melton Roy L. Melton, 78, a retired welder, died Thursday in St. Luke's Hospital. Mr.

Melton, 1105 S. 18th Place, was a native of Ardmore, who came to Arizona in 1947 from Niangua, Mo. Survivors include his wife, Colean; two sons, Gary in the armed forces and Myron of Tulsa, five brothers and three sisters out of state; and four grandchildren. Graveside services will be at 1. p.m.

Monday in East Resthaven Cemetery, 4310 E. Southern, Camelback Sunset Chapel announced. Youth is killed in gun accident CHANDLER A youth was accidentally shot to death Thursday night when a revolver fired as it was being handied by a friend, investigators said yesterday. The victim was identified as Andrew. Anthony DeLeon McQueen.

Chandler police said De, Leon and another youth were visiting at the home of a friend, Alvaro Godinez, 17, of 298 W. Fairview, when the shooting occurred. Godinez was toying with the weapon, police said. Officers said DeLeon was struck in the head by a bullet from a .357 magnum revolver and was dead when police ar- Metal firm is honored by college SIGNAL PEAK Plaques of recognition on behalf of the governing board at Central Arizona College were presented recently to the Smelting and Refining to Gov. Williams and to Williams' administrative assis.

tant, Hawley Atkinson. The presentations were made at the fourth annual commencement program here. The award for the smelting company was accepted by Jack Winkle, general manager of the firm's Hayden operation. College board president, Dr. Leslie Wakefield, the company's "outstanding contributions to development of Aravaipa Campus and sponsorship of programs in mining technology." Atkinson accepted the award 1 for Williams, who was out of state.

It was presented for Williams' support of the state community college movement, of Central Arizona College and the Gila River Career Center. Atkinson was presented a plaque for his contributions to the college district. 'Hurricane Agnew' is subject of hearings WASHINGTON (AP) Republican Sen. Pete Domenici of New Mexico, in his first constituent newsletter since taking office, revealed that he would hold disaster hearings in New York and Pennsylvania. The disaster he referred to was tropical storm Agnes.

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ORG 0830388003 BRO 0300 BOUB 8300 0003 Services for Annie Pearl Lewis, 82, who came to Arizona in 1933 from her native Stockton, will be at 11 a.m. Monday in Sunset Chapel, 301 W. Camelback. Burial will be in Memory Lawn Cemetery. Mrs.

Lewis, 2918 W. Polk, died Sunday in Sun Valley Lodge, Sun City. Survivors include three sons, Luther of Houston, Robert of Upland, and Edgar of Phoenix; three brothers and sisters in Texas; nine grandchildren; and 15 great-grandchildren. Marsh C. Southwick MESA Marsh C.

Southwick, 67, a native of Anamosa, Iowa, who moved there years ago from Cedar Rapids, Iowa, died Thursday in Mesa Lutheran Hospital. Mr. Southwick, 5719 E. Des Moines, was a member of a Masonic lodge, the Shrine and Consistory, all in Cedar Rapids. Survivors include his wife, Jean Southwick.

Services and burial will be in Cedar Rapids. Edith G. Purtymun PRESCOTT Services for Edith Gertrude Purtymun, 80, who died Thursday in Yavapai Community Hospital will be at 10 a.m. Monday in here. Private burial will be in Mountain View Cemetery.

Home here. Private burial will be in Mountain View Cemetery. Mrs. Purtymun, a native of Cherry, had lived in Phoenix from 1928 to 1934, when she moved to Prescott. She was a member of First Baptist church here.

Survivors include two sons, Robert M. of Honolulu, and William D. Santa N. two brothers, George Sessions of Clarkdale and another out of state; seven grandchildren; and four great grandchildren. Friends may call from 1 to 3 p.

m. tomorrow in the mortuary. George T. Carter SCOTTSDALE -George Thomas Carter, 76, a retired mortgage broker, who moved here seven years ago from Fort Lauderdale, died yesterday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Mr.

Carter, 6804 Second Street, was a World War I veteran and a native of Meridian, Miss. Survivors include his wife, Emma; two sons, Wilson C. of Scottsdale and George Jr. of Fort Lauderdale; and two brothers out of state. Services and burial will be in Meridian, Messinger Mortuary announced.

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