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The News-Star from Monroe, Louisiana • Page 10

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The News-Stari
Location:
Monroe, Louisiana
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10
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MonH Juin 1 I9fi 1 Monroe News-Star OBITUARIES Rev J. fair Klvm Morris of Fort Devons. one (laughtrr. Mrs. Paul Rev Liles of Jonesboro four i s.

Id at Mrs. Johnson prr bant, on Ufyr of Shreve port Mrs Fra of Hodge ami Mrs A ho a Hammond of Dodson nine gt and Twin is great mandehildren Airs. Sheppard ciiiiv OKI 111 So' I ineral i ho i ices for La it i Shop ni ter pard. of Delhi, were to my held at 2 today at Kidder artsh os Funeral home here with tin Hevs I Hogan and Connie mure Ward officiating. Burial was to be at 1 In Masonic croch y.

i tow.j Sheppard died Sunday or at her home after a Fair, idiiM rv Survivors or hide her hu sioti, hand, I Burk I Sheppard at i i Mrs. Jrrrv Melton of Delhf; four sisters, Mrs I ihel Whit tin sit m. Mrs Bassett Mi Bill William and Mrs ard Mi all of innfield Pal heat et were to be ('letn -iih des, MU I Hove a I ('. id, rem Dar Seaman i'h id VI RPR( )V Sm ciah oung's I- three I hoc I Tuesday from the Eva: hurrh of God with the Rev Gordon I inley and the Rev tdoyd Trisler officiating. Burial, under the direction of Hixson Brothers Funeral Home of Jena, will follow In the Eva cemetery The body will lie in state at the home of a Wesley P( canty, of Eva until time for the rv ices native of MarksvUle, Mr pecanty was a retired earpen tet He in ed by ight David, Ernest, Elbert Harvey, Clyde and Wesley Peranty, all of Eva John Pecanty of Acme and Kelly Pecaniy, Monterrey; two daughters, Mrs MaudeUe Chaplait Eva and Mrs, Annie Mae Mi Ner ley, Monterrey; 28 grandchildren end 30 great grandchildren Taylor Barbee ri I ROCK Special) Last riles for Taylor Barbee, i former Monroe resident who died here Friday, were scheduled to be held at m.

at Rub Funeral Home Mr, Barbee, wdio had live ini Monroe fot 10 years before mov-j mg to Little Rock 10 years ago, wat a former member of the i rst Methixli-t ('huteh of Mon i and traveled extensively through 'he an a as a sale man John Cheatwood RU.sTON i Special) John id, 88, reliri postal of Ruston, died Sui day night in a Pinov die hos pital following -i lengthy illness. A native of Nnms'on. lie was a deacon of the First Bap list Church hi re Funeral serviet will held ni, Itu sday Kilpatrick Chapel te ifh Dr Civde Fant Jr. and thi Rev. II E.

Runal ill he in Id Green New Instruments Company Formed SHREVEPORT, (Special) Announce mcnl of the com pie (ton of procedures to incorporate UGC Instruments of Shreveport into a separately operating coi rate structure here today by I). MacRoberts, president of the newly-organized firm The name of the new Shreve-j port headquartered company is UGC Instruments. Inc The company formerly was known as the Instruments Division of United Has Corporation other officei of the company! named he today, according to Mac Roberts. are vice president W. G.

iMceee, treasurer; J. Freiberg, see retarv; and P. Stagg, a ant treasure) The officers were: electe I by the Board of Directors, which is compt sed of T. MacRoberts, M. Moore, Ed L.

Savory and R. Tlaslangcr. Mi officers and ire Shreve port Here's A Look At Life On Moon last 200 hours, 2. Surface vehicles with 16- foot-diameter wheels that resemble huge gears. The passenger compartment is a 12-foot sphere suspended in the center of pulling sleds across the lunar surface A flat bed hung between two tractors would provide the load-carrying capacity of a truck.

3. delivered to the airless moon completely assem board members i esident s. ion ments division thp instru into a whollv owned, but independently opoi ating, subsidiary of fias. Corporation will facilitate the Bv RNLPH DIGHTON SUNNYVALE, Calif. (AP)An educated glimpse of life on the moon in the 1970s shows plorers going from base to base in rocket cars, hauling freight with tractors that look like refu gees from a gear box, and living in clusters of oversize tin cans.

The prediction conies from Lockheed Missiles and Space scientists who have spent three years figuring out how to cram the tools needed for lunar existence into the nose of et'' that are yet to be designed. Ray Sehneyer, head of the study, said in an interview cur-1 rent ideas are subject to change when Apollo astronauts bring hack firsthand information what the moon is really like but Ibis is what he now' thinks lunar explorers will need; 1 Rocket powered bubble cars, something hke helicopters fulle possible growth and development of the new manufacturing and marketing MacRoberts said without blades, for moving from base In base or exploring distant areas, Tentative designs call for vehicles capable of carrying two to four men on 800-mile roundtrips with enough food and oxygen to of two wheels. Electrically nowered the I aml pressurized. They Electrically powtren, Woukt he 18-foot diameter cylin wheels would be able to derg with living and erse wide cracks and bumpy working quarters for six men terrain expectable on the moon Any number of these cans could Two of the twin-wheeled be connected by passageways. spheres, linked in they could he slacked ver would form a tractor vehicle tieally in multistory apartments If V.

i unni vu t.raniu Par Pvth the iute tn Rouge, Vrs. Estet of El Paso, Mrs, nell VVmn Mi Jack- of Ruston, Min Quinn of Greensburg ons. refi Fai ar of Station, luhaeh. 18 grandehildrt at. n.

asome rites be lu William Morris chez it Surviving are ins widow, Mrs Edith Post Seaman of Wan proof, tuo sons, Joseph arrv Seaman Jr of Gulfport, Miss, and Colin Davidson Seaman Waterproof; a brother, Sea man of Tens as two si st rs Mrs. Fas Davide of who has plans Bid Ideas INCINN Vi I. Ohio PI md Mrs. HigginboH Waterproof and three nr; i nt to ran familv broki Named as pallbearers were ohcrt Jame ano; ster, litigi he i on Phillip -on H. tn, ncr, Ulan i Si Hers, ames and spor Bruno.

Fred Pecanty ve ar-OK ospiti in a 11 he other car sit its class has ail its ommoit'sense features Vf g) like ARMOR GUARD FRAME-so strong you can feel it in the ride, feel security in its protection. Armor Guard means full box sections and massive side rails, like those used on luxury cars. Both body and suspension are supported on an heavy frame of tremendous strength, and. ALUMINIZED WEATHER-GUARD RUST-PROOFING. Every Studebaker body component Is impregnated and sealed with a special, aluminized rust- proofing agent so tough that every vul- nerable body part is protected against rust, corrocion and salt attack.

le for anything short of the long-lasting construction that protects your er, and its modern her8-to-stay style thai protects your investment? compact in the front compact In the rear full-size in the living room Studebaker THE COMMON-SENSE CAR see studcbakcp dealcp Guaranty Group Not Selling Stock Guaronty Bond Cr Finance Company, Guaranty Income Life Insurance Company, and Guaranty Broadcasting Corporation are not selling stock and none of them are soliciting stock sales. Anyone representing himself as an agent of any of said companies in the sale of stock is an imposter. Morning and Mid-day Jet connections to via Shreveport ur Atlanta Morning Lv. 6:50 am for Shreveport Jet to New Arr. 2:07 pm Mid-day Lv.

12:29 pm for Atlanta Jet to New Arr. 8:39 pm Minimum fares: am $78.15, pm $71.00 Add tax Call Delta FA 3-5116 or see your Travel Agent' the air line with the BIG JETS PUT A TIGER IN YOUR TANK! into the automobile of Kurt Mt man. 32. Allman, a clothing salesman, told police the loot taken from the car in his ga -age Sunday consisted of eral dozen maternity dresses ATHLETE'S FOOT HOW TO TREAT Apply strong 4 liquid if take Sold In itchirsq, burmnq in mt nut-- In davv watch intef led skm stouth healthy km replace it. Be pleaded IN ONE HOUR or your 48c back antiseptic, mg TIL I ROOT POWDER lor feet foot odnr.

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