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SOUTHERN ILLINOISAN, FRIDAY, JANUARY 15, 1971 Pag Seventeen Carbondale Herrln Murphysboro DsiUt fom NATIONAL rEATfC? SERVICE 301 LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE MURPHYSBORO Area picture High temperature Thursday, 60; low temperature Thursday, 28; overnight low, 22. Temperature at 9 a.m. today, 21. Precipitation from 7 a.m. Thursday to 7 a.m.

today, none. Sunset today, Sunrise Saturday, sunset Saturday, 5:00. "Reader Reacher" Classified Ad Order Blank WRITE YOUR AD HERE (One word on each line) Figvtirt Show Lov Tomporof urei Crpeclodf Until Soluidoy Morning 60 Itolqlttd PrattpiKslion No1 Indicolprf Coniott Local Porototl rp NO A A. ITS. are predicted Coast and in There will be en the West the Southeast, cold tempera Illinois Dcnl.

o1 Commerce tures ever much ef the nation. (AP Wirephoto) deaths PEARL ALSIP RITES IN CREAL SPRINGS Services for Pearl Alsip, 71, of 1110 Midway Court, Marion, will be at 2 p.m. Saturday in the Cosby Funeral Home cf Creal Springs. The Rev. Paul Seym ore will officiate.

Burial will be in the Creal Springs Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home after 6 p.m. today. Mrs. Alsip died at 7:30 a.m.

Thursdaj in the Creal Springs Nursing Home. She was born on July 26, 1899, a daughter of Orin and Elizabeth Burklow Needham. She leaves sons, William Murphy of Bloomingtcn, and Billy Joe Murphy of Marion; daughters, Mrs. Freda Campbell of Marion, Mrs. Shirley Dempsey cf Downey, Calif, and Mrs.

Alma Longmire of Clarendon Hills; and sister, Mrs. Cleo Goss of Harrisburg. Mrs. Alsip was a member of the Marion Church of the Naza-rene. MA I A C.

HUDGENS SERVICES SATURDAY Funeral services for Mrs. Maia C. Hudgens, 46, of St. Louis, formerly of Ava, will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Wilson Funeral Home in Ava.

The Rev. James Christoff wiJl officiate. Burial will be in Ava Evergreen Cemetery. Mrs. Hudgens died Wednesday at St Mary's Hospital in St.

Louis after an illness of two months. she was born in St Louis on June 30, 1924, the daughter of Harmie A. and Golda Worth-en Bower. She was married on Nov. 6, 1953, in Bloomfield, to Ru- fus N.

Hudgens. Mrs. Hudgens was a member of the Gernal Baptist Church in St. Louis. Survivors include her hus band; her parents of Ava; sons, Dennis and Kevin, both of St.

Louis; daughters, Michele and Andrea, both of St. Louis; and a brother, Buddy W. Bower of St. Louis. MRS.

ANNA PELAK RITES SATURDAY Funeral services for Mrs. Anna Pelak, 73, of Buckner, will be at 2 p.m. Saturday in St Mary's Orthodox Church, Buck ner. The Rev. Paul Pyrch will offi ciate.

Burial will be in the Orthodox Cemetery, Buckner. Re- quiem services wui oe at p.m. today at the Mitchell Fu neral Home, Bentcn. Friends may call at the funeral home. Mrs.

Pelak died at 8:30 p.m. Wednesday after a short illnes3. NOTICES Dollars Cts. 1.184,341.57 2.955.570.00 2.4H92S.7S 45,000.00 4,250.574.51 141423.24 3.944.11 13,504.130,20 3.348.396.3! 4,417,822.82 277,411.05 1,057,472.74 75,743.70 44.000.09 272,143.11 11,495.214,75 79,941.83 77.941.83 ACCOUNTS CAPITAL ACCOUNTS 1,731.003 42 120,000.09 360,000.09 1.231.003.42 1,731,003.42 13,504.180.20 ELLIS E.WITHROW DIES IN CHRISTOPHER tins tusene witnrow. to.

ct 509 N. Victor Christopher, died at 8:10 p.m. Thursday in Miners Hospital, Christopher af ter a lengthy illness. Mr. Withrow was bom Nov 16, 1900, in Greenwood, Ark.

the son of Mr. and Mrs. James Withrow. He was a member of the Church of Christ of Chris I topher. His wife, Hazel, died in 1951.

He was a retired coal miner. He is survived by a son, Wil liam of Christopher; a daughter, Mrs. Eugene Arondelli of Paint ed Post, N. and three grand children. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m.

Sundav at the Gilbert Funeral Home, Christopher. The Rev. Paul Micklaus will offici ate. Burial will be in Maple Hill Cemetery, Sesser. Friends may call at the funeral home after 6 p.m.

Saturday. SERVICES SATURDAY FOR TILDEN RESIDENT Funeral services will be Sat urday at 2 p.m. at the Lynn-Hill Funeral Home in Tilden for Mrs. Nellie Rody, 63, of Tilden, who died Wednesday in Sparta Community Hospital. The Rev.

Wayne Breckner wil officiate. Burial will be in Tilden Cemetery. Mrs. Rody was born Feb. 8, 1905, in Willisville, the daughter of Fount and Anna Will Clayton.

She was married April 4, 1952, Chester, to George Rody. Survivors include her husband; a son. Gene Svalha of California; brothers, Tom Clay ton of West Virginia and John Clayton of Colorado; sisters, Mrs. Minnie Moody cf Tilden and Mrs. Roberta Tritsch of Kentucky; three grandchildren and one great-grandchild.

SERVICES SET FOR DAISY M.JOYNER Funeral services for Mrs. Daisy M. Joyner of West Frank fort will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Reedy Funeral Home, West Frankfort. Herbert Johnson will officiate.

Burial will be in Denning Ceme tery, West Frankfort. Friends may call at the funeral home after 4 p.m. today. Mrs. Joyner, who lived at 307 N.

Horn died at 2:40 p.m. Thursday in Franklin Hospital, Bentcn. She had been in ill health several years. She was born Metropolis, the daughter of William and Noma Devers. She was married to Thomas C.

Joyner in 1929. She was a member of the First Christian Church of West Frankfort. She is survived by her husband; a stepdaughter, Mrs. Dorothy Malone of Benton and a sister, Mrs. Bessie Stevenson of West Nashville, Tcnn.

LEGAL 54 CARTERVILLE, APARTMENT. Unfurnished, kitchen furnished, carpeted, air conditioned; one bedroom, $110; 2 Bedroom, $125. 726 West Idaho. 985-6312 after 5 p.m. or weekend.

54 18 CARTERVILLE, HOUSE. 4 rooms. Gas heat. Call 935-4422. 54 18 CARTERVILLE, SLEEPING ROOM.

1 man, private entrance, $10 a week, Bath or shower, one block North U.S. Post Office. Virgil F. McKitrlck, 124 Walnut. Phone 985-6279.

54 15 CARTERVILLE, MOBILE HOME. 10 50. Underpinned. Carpeted. 935-6603.

54 17 CARBONDALE, MOBILE HOME. Like male new, share winter quarter with student. 549-6620. 54 18 DESOTO, TRAILER-APARTMENT. 2 bed room.

Phone 867-2111. 54 15 DE SOTO, MOBILE HOME. 2 Bedroom furnished. Married couple. 867-2113 54 19 DE SOTO, TRAILER.

Furnished. 867- 2357 after 4 p.m. 54 19 HERRIN, APARTMENT. (3) New 2-bed room unfurnished (kitchen furnished) carpet, air conditioned. Lease required Call 942-2569 after 5 p.m.

54 20 HERRIN, APARTMENT. Furnished, lady or couple, utilities paid. 942-4424 -54 19 HERRIN, APARTMENT. Prefer elderly lady. Furnished.

942-6726 after 2. 54 15 HERRIN, LOT. For mobile home. Ready for Immediate occupancy. 1709 N.

14th St. Call only between p.m. end p.m. 942-4794. 54 18 HERRIN, DUPLEX.

5 rooms, modern, heights. Inquire 29 Orchard Drive. -54 15 HERRIN, HOUSES. (1) Modern 3-bed- room, newly decorated. 1213 S.

14fh St, $100. month. (2) For sale or rent. Air con ditioned. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, fully carpeted, drapes $150.

month. 1104 22nd St. Years lease required. Call 942-4794 between 5 p.m. and 7 p.m.

only 54 75 MOBILE HOME, CARBONDALE. New, 12x60, 2 b-droom, air ronditioning, car peted. 549-S822 or 684-6178. 54 17 MOBILE RANCH, MURPHYSBORO Trailer spaces. Large lots.

City water, sewer, trash pick-up. Located south of sr. Joseph Hospital, call 687-1412 or 684-3966. 5419 MURPHYSBORO, APARTMENTS. New, One bedroom, furnished, $130 a month two bedroom, $160 a month.

Call 487- 1904. 54 20 MURPHYSBORO, APARTMENT. One. Downtown, 3 rooms bath, furnished new, carpeted. Apply at Guiette Pami Store, 1012 Walnut.

54 17 MURPHYSBORO, APARTMENT. 3 room furnished, gas heat. Water is furnished Married couple, no children, no pets 687-1309, 2038 Hortense. 54 21 MURPHYSBORO, HOUSE. To share with one or two, own Deo room.

$50 per month. Phone 687-1374 after 8 p.m 5415 MURPHYSBORO, HOUSE. One-4 rooms unfurnished, modern. One-2 room apart' ment, furnished, modern. Lease required.

Call 549-4520 after 3:00. 54 18 MURPHYSBORO, HOUSE. Modern, one bedroom furnished. Phone 6844262 after p.m. or weekdays.

54 19 MURPHYSBORO, HOUSETRAILER bedroom. Phone 684-4462. 54 17 MURPHYSBORO, MOBILE HOME. 2 bed room, adults only, no pets. Phone 684-4704.

54 20 MURPHYSBORO, MOBILE HOME. New, 12 'wide' 2 bedrooms, air, carpied. Large concrete patio. Call 684-6742. 54 19 MURPHYSBORO, TRAILER.

Uve In the country, 12x50 new mobile home with air 8. gas heat. 6 miles west of Campus. Hard surface road. Phone 648-2589.

54 18 MURPHYSBORO, TRAILER. 2 bedroom. furnished. Married couple, no pets miles north west of Murphysboro. 687-1245.

54 15 MURPHYSBORO, TRAILER. 10x50, cou ple preferred. 687-2175 after 5:30. 54 17 MURPHYSBORO, TRAILER SPACES. HaDDV Ours Mobile Home Park.

Free Water, sewer, trash pick-up. Located mile east of Chalet on DeSoto Blacktop Call 687-1072. 54 15 MURPHYSBORO, MOBILE HOME. 1 bed room, fu Basement, coupie my. tan for appointment 687-187? or 942-3432.

Office-Business Rentals 55 55 18 CARBONDALE, OFFICE SPACE. Call 549-1335 from 9 to 5. 55 21 CARBONDALE, WAREHOUSE SPACE Contact Hunter Boys. Phone 457-2141. 55 18 HERRIN, STORE BUILDING.

For lease. Modern, newly decorated, 500 sq. ft. with Private, paved, parking. On Park Avenue, In main business district.

Avail able February 1. Phone 942-2102. 55 15 HERRIN, OFFICE SUITES. 100 desir able location, upstairs. Contact Leon Zwick 942-4653.

WANTED TO RENT 56 56 19 CARBONDALE-EFFICIENCY, apartment, trailer, or room for female, single only. 549-9317. 56 19 OFFICE SPACE, CARBONDALE. 200-300 square feet. New research consultant co.

$50. per month. Frenchman. 457-zmo day, 864-3889 night. 56 18 TRAILER LOT, AREA.

For girl with dog. Need water, gas, and electric hook- up. 549-0820. CARDS OF THANKS 58 58 15 EVANS, NELL, MURPHYSBORO. I wish to thank all my friends and neighbors for their kindness and sympathy showed during the illnss and death of a dear friend of mine.

Woodrow Eason. LEGAL NOTICES ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Southeastern Illinois College, Illinois Junior College District 533, 333 West College Street, Harrisburg, Illinois 62946 invites bids for chalk boards. Bids will be received at the Office of the President, Southeastern Illinois College, 333 West College Street, Har risburg, Illinois, 62946 until 2:15 p.m. S. T.

on January 27, 1971. Bids will be publicly opened and read aloud at 2:30 p.m. C.S.T. at said location. Specifications can be secured from the above office.

The owner reserves the right to reject ny and ail btds and waives an in formalities in bidding. No bid may be withdrawn for a period of thirty (30) days subsequent to the specified time for receiving bids. Joseph C. Deaton, President Southeastern Illinois College -552 Jan. 15, 1971 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the stockholders of the Vergennes State Bank, Vergennes, Illinois, at a regular meeting held on January 17, 1969, ap proved a proposal to change the name to the Bank of Carbondale and re-iocate the charter to the corner of Washington Avenue and Main Street, Carbondale, Illinois.

All statutory requirements having been complied with, the aforesaid amendment to the charter of said bank Became effective December 28, 1970. Vergennes State Bank Thomas W. Faller President Attest: William J. B. Taylor, Jr.

Cashier -548 Jan. 8, 15, 22, 1971 CAUCUS NOTICE Notice Is hereby given, that on 2 February, 1971, at Supervisor's Room, Jackson County Court House, Murphysboro, III. a Caucus of the Republican Party in the town of Murphysboro in the County of Jackson and State of Illinois will be held for the purpose of nominating candidates for the following offices: 1. Township Supervisor. 1.

Highway Commissioner. This caucus will be opened at 7:30 o'clock p.m. Dated: 11, January 1971. James McCann Murl Keiser Russell Marshall Town Auditors M-605-Jan. IS RENTALS -54 16 Public Notice Is hereby given that on January 6, A.D.

1971, certificate was filed In the Office of the County Cleric of Jackson County, Illinois, setting forth the names and post-office addresses of all of the persons owning, conducting and transacting the business known as Heritage Home, located at Rock wood, Illinois. Dated this 6th day of January, A.D 1971. Delmar Ward County Clerk M-496 Jan. 15, 22, 1971. NOTICE Public Notice Is hereby given that on January 4, A.D.

1971, a certificate was filed in the Office of the County Clerk of Jackson County, Illinois setting forth the names and post-office addresses of all of the persons owning, conducting and transacting the business known as Niemann Carpet Mart, located at 102 North 10th Street, Murphysboro, Illinois. Dated this 4th day of January, A.D. 1971 Delmar Ward County Clerk M-497-Jan. 15, 22, 1971 CAUCUS NOTICE Notice Is rereby given, that on 2 February 1971, at City Hall, Murphysboro, III. a Caucus of the Democratic Party in the Town of Murphysboro in the County of Jackson and State of Illinois will be held for the purpose of nominating candi dates for me following offices: 1.

Township Supervisor. 1. Highway Commissioner. This caucus will be opened at 7:30 o'clock p.m. Dated: 11, January 1971.

James MeCann Murl Keiser Russell Marshall Town Auditors M-604 Jan. 15, 1971 The City of Carbondale Is aeeeotlnn bids on one (1) police car (with Police Package). Bid Specifications mav be obtained from the Personnel Purchasing Department, City Hall, Carbondale, Illi nois. Bids will be opened at 4 p.m. This bid is contiaent voan aooravjtl ot nunois jiare oranr C-551-J 15, 17, 18 HOSPITAL NOTES COMMUNITY, PINCKNEYVILLE ADMITTED: Klinoenberg, Mrs.

Anna. Pincknvvll! wiump, nen, tiKvme Gaston, Mrs. Hilda, Pinckneyville Miles, Christopher, Murphysboro DISCHARGED: Poliquis, Alphonse, Du Quoin Heiple, Patricia, Swanwick Viarnek, Nellie, Sheller Bigham, Gilbert, Pinckneyville Hill, Barney, Pinckneyville Smith, Harlan, Pinckneyville Phipps, Mrs. Caroline, Murphysboro Hammack, Mrs. Florence, Pinckneyville DOCTORS, CARBONDALE ADMITTED: Walker, Adrienne, Carbondale Pearce, Gale, Ewing Pool, Mariorle, Cambria Mills, Faye, Murphysboro Hoi ley, Gordon, Chester Riddle, James, West Frankfort Hottlnger, Cris, Carbondale Blessing, Peart, Cobden DISCHARGED: Outlan, Mary Lou, Carterville Perry, Michael, Carbondale Hickam, Vera, Alto Pass Brown, KImberly, Carterville Crombar, Muriel, Murphysboro Price, Bernice, Christopher Welch, Polly, Royalton FRANKLIN, BENTON ADMITTED: Cock rum, Mrs.

Vivian, Sesser Bennett, Mrs. Donna, Logan Hampton, Mrs. Jennie, Christopher Mardis, Leonard, Benton Bennett, Mrs. Mary, Benton Emery, Charles, Marion DISCHARGED: Haney, Willie, Benton Ingram. Mrs.

Nora, Benton Jones, Donald, Benton Bagley, Fannie, Bentoo Carson, Mrs. Ruth, Sesser Horsfield, Jack, West Frankfort Ma ting ley, Michael, Benton HERRIN HOSPITAL ADMITTED: Renfrew, Mrs. Juanita, Herrln Butterio, Mrs. Virginia, Herrin Billingsley, Alva, Colp Jarvis, Mrs. Loois, Herrln Berwick, Mrs.

Erma, Carterville Doak, Mrs. Mary Herrin Palmer, Ray, Herrln Griffith, Mrs. Rose, Marlon Chapman. William, Johnston City Griffin, Keith, Carterville Eberhardt, Mrs. Hallle, Johnston City Johnson, Mrs.

Wanda, Herrin DISCHARGED: Hicks, Mrs. Patricia, Carbondale Addison, Mrs. Connie, Herrin Stegmeyer, Mrs. Juanita, Herrin Stewart, Mrs. Barbara, Herrin Richter, Mrs.

Jewell, Royalton Leber, Mrs. Caroline, Herrln Brown, Charles, Colp KIrkpatrIck, James, Zeigier Wilderman, Mrs. Ollie, Herrin Scronce, Nora, Shawneetown Wells, Charles, Herrin Jeffrey, Mrs. Helen, Herrln OLDEN, CARBONDALB ADMITTED: Basham, Mrs. Nancy, Carbondale Cripes, James, Johnston City Massey, Mrs.

Mary Ann, Carterville a ifford. Junction Locke, Mrs. Frances, Carbondale, Crane, Mrs. Nancy, Cambria DISCHARGED: Pope, Mrs. Sharon and daughter, Carbondale Carico, Forest, Herrln Hiller, Mrs.

Ella, Carbondale MARSHALL BROWNING QUOIN ADMITTED: Overturf, George, Royalton Downen, Mrs. Creta, Sesser Stanhouse, Mrs. Martha, Du Quoin Pfeaster, Mrs. Sherry, Du Quoin DISCHARGED- Metzinger, Mrs. Betty, Du Quoin Duchene, Mrs.

Lorraine, Royalton Knight, Frank, Du Quoin Schablowski, Mrs. Ruth, Royalton MEMORIAL, CHESTER ADMITTED: Presswood, Joyce, Sparta Benson, David, Sparta Atkinson, Michael, Chester Roney, Donna, Ellis Grove Hartwig, Robin, Ellis Grove Petrowske, Roger, Chester Asbury, Irene, Rockwood Former, Pete, Chester Reece, Elizabeth, Chester Barnett, Valarie, Steeleville Minter, Adolf, Ava DISCHARGED: Bierman, Ralph, Steeleville Niemeyer, Pamela, Chester Lively, MInta, Cutler Conta, Antoinette, Steeleville Lodge, Charles, Wlllisville Steibel, Wllmanth, Prairie du Roc her MEMORIAL, MARION ADMITTED: Morris, Joyce, Herrin Clendenln, Luclnda, Marion Martin, Jolene, GoreviJIe Egerton, Carol, Marlon Diamond, Inez, Marion Ramey, Charles, West Frankfort Frye, Rheuble, Pittsburg DISCHARGED: Simmons, Maxine, Creal Springs Gnder, Leo, Marion Poe, Sarah, Marion Suliins, Lloyd, Marion Householder, Zella, Micht immons, Billy, Creal Springs Webb, Mable, Marlon Brown, Minnie, Marion Fischer, William, Pittsburg Hikton, Meldoy, Marion White, Janet and baby, Marion MINERS, CHRISTOPHER ADMITTED: Toney, Charles, Christopher DISCHARGED: Karapandza, Milan, Buckner ST. JOSEPH, MURPHYSBORO ADMITTED: Jackson, Gina, Murphysboro Bencini, Esther, Murphysboro Mitchell, Leroy, Murphysboro Smith, Gene, Murphysboro JInes, Joseph, Murphysboro Sanders, Mrs. Robert, Murphysboro Brunkhorst, Mrs. Elmer, Murphysboro Gunn, Mrs.

Russell, Murphysboro Wolf, Samuel, Murphysboro Reiman, Mrs. Alfred, Murphysboro Mackey, Donald, Murphysboro DISCHARGED: Burke, Mrs. Geneva, Murphysboro Demeranville, Mrs. Rosa, Murphysboro Spurlock, Ricky, Dongola Clutts, Virgil, Murphysboro Pinkerton, Mrs. James, Hurst Nobel, Mrs.

Paul, Murphysboro Oliver, Mrs. John and baby, Cambria Barnhart, Kendra, Murphysboro Ripley, Roy, Murphysboro 2 OZBURN AGENCY 2215 Commercial: Modern, 3 large ted rooms, gas heat, with carport, only $17,000. Cedar Creek Road: 3 bedroom, full basement, Carbondale South, on one acre. 1005 N. 16th: Modern 3 bedroom, family room, aluminum siding, $23,000.

2012 Pine: 6 room house, 3 bedrooms, new wiring, plumbing, gas heat, $13,500 1912 Illinois: 2 bedroom, practically new, on big lot, $12,600. 1907 Kennedy: Remodeled 2 bedroom full basement, gas heat, only $10,500 2135 Logan: Nice 2 bedroom, basement, garage, gas heat, $10,500. 70T N. 9th: 2 bedroom, gas heat, $3000 2117 Walnut: Nice 2 bedroom, oil heat, full basement, garage. 1827 Division: 5 room, gas heat, base ment, garage, $3000.

419 N. 23rd: 4 room house, $4900. 19th Walnut, Murphysboro Phone 684-2165 49 15 RITTER AGENCY Immediate possession, 2 story, modern basement, 803 Mulberry; Immediate pos session, 2 family apartment, gas heat 8ttt Chestnut. In Vergennes, Immedi ate possession, 3 bedroom, modern, on Highway 13. Farms bedroom, modern, full basement, gas heat, on 1 acre ground, 5 miles NW Murphysboro; 20 acres, Bradley Twp, 1 mi.

So. of Ava on Highway. 1011 Chestnut Murphysboro, Ph. 684-6761 III. Residence Phone: Jim Tindall 684-4043 Joe Bryant 634-2963 49 15 We have one clean 2 bedroom and one real nice 3 bedroom house that can be Durchased with nothina down Call for details.

Prime small acreage on Ava Blacktop Finest beef operation In Jackson County, REIMAN REALTY 2028 Walnut, Murphysboro, 684-2941 49 15 MURPHYSBORO, HOUSE. 3 bedroom carport, 4 years old. FHA financing available. Low down payment, immedi ate occupancy. 684-3422 after 5:30 p.m.

FARMS 50 15 50 90 ACRE FARM, MARION. South of Crab Orchard Lake. Call 993-3109. ACREAGE LOTS 52 52 15 AREA, LOTS. And Acreage.

Wooded lots, $10 down, $10 month, 36 months. Six Acre homesite, south of Crab Orchard Lake, barn, pond sheds. 985-4790 or 549-3429. 52 15 AREA, LOTS. (18) on waterfront, at Egyptian Camps on beautiful Lake cf Esvot.

All price ranges. Call 942-4794 between 5 PMand 7.PM only. 52 21 CAR BON DALE, LOT. With lake shore, exclusive Union Hill Subdivision. Trailer lot in scenic Raccoon valley.

Terms. Call 457-6167. RENTALS -5417 54 STUDENT RENTALS MOBILE HOMES APARTMENTS GALE WILLIAMS RENTALS 207 West Oak, Carbondale, 457-4422 4 II Looking For Housing Efficiencies, one bedroom, two bedroom. Marrieds, graauates, and uncles iduFtes. Contact Bening Estate, 255 East Main Street, Carbondale, ill.

Phone 457 2134. 54 21 AREA, MOBILE HOME. 10 50, nice. clean, reasonable. Va mile W.

Colp Crossroads. Country living, city Conveniences. 942-4977. 54 18 AREA, MOBILE HOME. Call 684-6512 after 6:30 p.m.

54 18 AREA, HOUSE. Furnished, electric heat, central air, on private lake. Couples. No Pets. 457-7382 or 457-6302.

54 17 CAMBRIA, DUPLEX. New 4 rooms, only range and refrigerator furnished, $125. Married couples only. Immediate occupancy. Phone 985-6669.

54 21 CAMBRIA, HOUSE. Extra nice 3-bed- room. Stove and refrigerator furnished. $165 month. Phone 985-2092.

54 20 CARTERVILLE, HOUSE. Extra large, II modern, close-in. 985-2567 or 985-2140. 54 22 CARBONDALE, APARTMENT. Efficiency.

Furnished, carpeted, utilities paid. $115. Phone 457-2141. 54 17 CARBONDALE, APARTMENT. 3 rooms, furnished, to be shared with another young lady.

Good location. References required. Call 549-4841 or 457-2220. 5420 CARBONDALE, APARTMENT. 3 rooms, people.

furnished. Space for 2 or 3 457-8145. 54 15 CARTERVILLE, APARTMENT. Two bedroom, unfurnished, kitchen furnished, car peted, air conditioned, lease required, Tiffany Apartment Building, Carter- vine. For information.

Call Plains Leasing Carbondale 549-2621. 5415 CARBONDALE, APARTMENT. 700 So. Poplar. 2 bedrooms, unfurnished, married couple only.

Inquire Apt. 8. 54 20 CARBONDALE, APARTMENT. New 2 bedroom, furnished, 684-3555. 54 18 CARBONDALE, APARTMENT.

Efficien cy. Boys, grads. 457-6185 after 7 p.m. 5418 CARBONDALE, APARTMENTS. Deluxe, efficiencies, Lincoln Avenue Apartments, Hocated close to campus and shopping rea.

Male students. University approved. Contracts now available. Call 549-7335. '457-5311 or 549-2890.

54 20 CARBONDALE, BUILDING. For offices. Call 457-4144. 54 21 CARBONDALE, BUSINESS LOCATION. Vacancy in Plaza Shopping Center, 606 South Illinois $325 per month.

Call 457-5312. 5418 CARBONDALE, COTTAGE. 5 rooms, un furnished, 2 bedrooms, basement, auto matic oil furnace, gas hot water system. $120. Without utilities.

Married couple only. 457-4271 or 457-8116. 54 22 CARBONDALE, DUPLEX. Upstairs, ex cellent location. 457-2141.

Married only. $150. Call 54 18 CARBONDALE, GARAGE. Close In. 457- 6185 after 7 p.m.

4 20 CARBONDALE, HOUSE. 2 Bedroom at 429 South Wall. Inquire after 6 p.m. 457-2225. 54-15 CARBONDALE, ROOMS.

415 West Ccl-Call lege. Boys. Va block from campus. Marion, 993-2000. 54 20 CARBONDALE, HOUSE.

3 rooms, 316 South Wall. 457-8467. 54 19 CARBONDALE, MOBILE HOME. On pri vate lot Married couple preferred. Must have good credit and personal rating.

457-5274. 5419 CARBONDALE-SPACE, Need roommate share a 3 room apartment, female grad only' call Liz 549-3123. 5417 CARBONDALE, TRAILER. 2 bedroom, furnished. Close to SIU.

Call 457-8383. 54 21 CARBONDALE, TRAILERS. 2 3 bed room. Phone 549-6736, after 6 p.m. 993- 3730.

54 19 CARBONDALE, TRAILER SPACE. South on 51. Call 549-1782, HOSPITAL NOTES SPARTA COMMUNITY Names of persons admitted not avai able. DISCHARGED: Geralds, David, Marissa Rieckenberg, Carl, Percy UNION COUNTY, ANNA ADMITTED: Lott, Richard, Anna Holloman, Mrs. Rubie, Cobden Bevely, Mrs.

Lorene, Pulaski Langevln, Joseph, Tamms Vartruff, Harold, Anna Dillow, Mrs. Flora, Anna Burgess, James, Simpson DISCHARGED: Inman, Mrs. Vivian, Grand Chain Tolar, Mrs. Mary, Pulaski Byng, Timothy, Karnak Belts, Mrs. Roberta, Buncombe Miller, Duke, Jonesboro UNION, WEST FRANKFORT ADMITTED: McDaniel, Connie, West Frankfort Welbon, Mrs.

Theresa, West Frankfort Wilson, Mrs. Ruth, West Frankfort Drennan, Burt, West Frankfort Summers, Mrs. Ruby, West Frankfort Shock ley, Mrs. Dora, West Frankfort Capps, Mrs. Eva, West Frankfort Hanna, Mrs.

Rebecca, West rankfort DISCHARGED: Rotramel, Mrs. Katie, West Frankfort GrottI, Mrs. Betty, West Frankfort Johnson, Jeffrey, Orient Russell, Mrs. Maggie, Ina Smith, Mrs. Ruth, West Frankfort Blades, Kevin, West Frankfort Irby, Mrs.

Janice and baby, West Frank fort MARRIAGE LICENSES Jerrv Lee Bonnell, 18 and Rida Lvnn Gooden, 18, Marion. Robert Franklin Dixon, 22, West Frank fort, and Alicia Karen Sturgill, 18, Thomp son ville. Daniel Joseph Ashe, 28, Marion and Lvnnan Farris, 26, Marion. Michael Ray Payne, 22, Searcy, and Deobrah Lynn Hindman, 20, Herrin. Clifton L.

Chamness, 58, Carterville, and Evelyn L. Davis, 49, Makanda. Gilbert Leo ratten, 24, Elkville, and Lila Lee Connell, 21, Marlon. VlrgH Motslnger, 69, Marion, and Sylvia Dell Vaughn, 68, of Herrin. Jav Cee Simmons, 35, Royalton, and Wanda Joyce Lawson, 41, Herrin.

Bobby W. Milburn, 44, West Frankfort, and Norma Ann Day, 36, West Frankfort, Donald C. Autrv. 29, Carterville, and Vicki Lvnn Hoaa, 20, Carterville. Darrvl Stucker, 19, Energy, and Paula Dell McRevnolds, 18, Johnston City.

Henry Alex Martin, 22, Carbondale, and Llna Suzanna Johnson, 21, Carter villa. John Fuaene Stone. 19, Marion, ana nhorah Kay Grimes, 17. Carterville Trrv Lannom. 18.

Johnston City, and Rrhra Kav Beers. 16, Johnston City ni Rrt Cheatham. 66, Herrln, and ciorla Viola Hammonds, 64, Herm i vndu Guv Fu er. 20, Marion, ana thai-An Laa Kellev. 18.

Marion. iaa Riaain. 23. Carterville, and Nanev Ann Rosenberger, 20, canerviiie crH KYnmn. 40.

Murohvsboro, and W. June McCready, 38, MurpnvsDoro. John Alan Sherrard, 21, Johnston City, nrt Karen Elaine Radcliffe, 17, Marion. vnreth i Turnaae. 33.

Herrin, ana rvm-Iv D. Youna. 37. Cambria. Bryan Williamson, 21, Murpnysooroi iw ra Cavrtic.

20. CllfTon. Sylvester Nelson and Alberta Lilly, both of Carbondale. mm Charles M. Pulley 78.

ana Maniyn t. rrk. both of Carbondale. Amn Hodowi. 24.

and Susan Fit in. 23. both of Carbondale. Ronald V. Seavey, and Cheryl Kay wiiiiam.

bnth of Carbondale. Robert Mayer, 18, Makandai Deooran K. Casey, 17, De Soto. BIRTHS CARBONDALE: BASHAM: Mr. and Mrs Dan.

a dauahter Thursday In Holden Hmnital. Carbondale. TAMAROA: SHERMAN, Mr. and Mrs, Ronald, a son Thursday in communiry MAcnital. Pinckneyville.

UFT PRANK.FORT: hanna. wr. ana Mrs. William Richard, a son inursoay In Union Hospital, West Frankfort. CARBONDALE MAN FOUND DEAD James E.

Travers, about 55, of 1202 W. College Carbon rlalp was found dead in nis home Thursday by a neighbor. Jackson County Coroner Har- ry lynn saia iravers nau i i been under a doctor's care ana there were no signs of foul play. Flynn said autopsy reports were not complete yet but death was from apparent natural causes. Mr.

Travers, a retired Kroger employe, was a member of St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church in Carbondale. He leaves one James Travers of Pittsburgh, and a sister in Birmingham, Ala. His wife, Rhelda, died in 1959. Funeal services will be held at 10 a.m.

Monday in the St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church with the Rev. M. B. Haas of ficiating.

Burial will be in Oak land Cemtery. Friends may call at the Van Natta Funeral Home after 4 p.m. Sunday. Recitation of the Rosary will be at 8 p.m. Sunday.

MRS. DELLA ARNOLD, JOHNSTON CITY, DIES Mrs. Delia Harris Arnold, 84, of rural Johnston City, died at 4:30 p.m. Thursday Umon Hospital, West Frankfort, after a short illness. Mrs.

Arnold was born Feb. 17, 1886, in Williamson County, the daughter of John and Maggie Lauger Huffman. Her first husband, Henry Harris, died in 1918. She was married to Lewis Arnold in 1947. niree daughters and two sons preceded her in death.

She was a member of the No. 6 Liberty Freewill Bap tist east of Johnston City. She is survived by her hus band, Lewis; step daughters, Mrs. Louise Patrick of North Miami Beach, and Mrs. Sally Wall of West Frankfort; step sons, Charles Arnold of Pittsburg, Frank and Ernest Arnold of North Miami Beach, and Ike Arnold of Padu-cah, a sister, Mrs.

Bertie Rogers of rural Jchnston City; and a brother, Willie Huffman of Johnston City. Funeral services will be at p.m. Sunday at the No. 6 Liberty Freewill Baptist Church with the Rev. George Flanagan officiating.

Burial will be in the No. 8 Cemetery, east of Johnston City. Friends may call at the Murman and Wilson Funeral Home, Johnston City, after 4 p.m. Saturday. Continued cold Snow and snow flurries are forecast tcnight in the Northeast and in the Vest.

Showers SERVICES MONDAY FOR EASON FAMILY Funeral services for Mrs. Fay Alice Eason of Glendcra, formerly of Carbondale, and her children, Steve 9, and Gina, 7, will be 2 p.m. Monday in Huff man Funeral Home, Carbon dale. The Rev. Myron D.

Dillow and the Rev. Robert Hastings will officiate. Burial will be in Pleasant Grove Memorial Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home after 4 p.m. Sunday.

Mrs. Eason and her two child ren were found dead Wednesday in a station wagon in the garage of their home. Mrs. Eason's hus band, Gene, found the bodies when he returned from work Wednesday evening. Besides her husband, Mrs.

Ea son leaves her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hunter of Carbon dale; brothers, James of De Soto, Thomas cf Carbondale, Jack of Carbondale and Fred of Denver, half sisters, Mrs. Virginia Levi of Freder icksburg, Va. and Airs.

Mndred Louden of Owensboro, Ky. MRS. FLORA DILLOW OF ANNA DIES Mrs. Flora Dillow, 77, of Rt. Anna, a life-long resident of Union County, died at 2:05 a.m.

today at Union County Hospital, Anna. Born July 30, 1893 in Union County, she was the daughter of Nicholas and Amanda Hast ings Tripp. On Nov. 2, 1912 she married Roscoe A. Dillow in Jonesboro.

He died Oct. 14, 1970. Mrs. Dillow was a member of Mt. Hebron Presbyterian Church, near Gore ville.

She leaves sons, Paul of Den ver, Carl of Anna, Ralph of Riverton and Charles of San ta Anna, sisters, Mrs. Ella Calhoun of Benton, Mrs. Cora Roberts of Sacramento, Emma Tripp of Makan da, Mrs. Clara Roberts of Fal- on, Nev. and Mrs.

Ruby Cole man of Marion; brothers, Ed Tripp of Anna and Everett Tripp of Herrin; 11 grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be an nounced later by McCarty Fu neral Home, Anna, where riends may call after 4 p.m. Saturday. MRS. OMA OGDEN, CARTERVILLE, DIES Mrs.

Oma Ogden, 90, of Rt. Carterville, died at 8 p.m. Thursday in the Fountain Nurs ing Home, Carner Mills. She had been in ill health. Mrs.

Ogden was born April 22, 1890, south of Carterville, the daughter of James and Am anda Norris Craig. Her husband, C. F. Ogden, died in 1941. She was a member of the Lone Oak Baptist Church, east of Car terville.

She is survived by daughters, Mrs. Daisy Haught of Rt. 1, Carterville, Mrs. Mae Raymond of Southgate, and Myrtle Ogden of Newark, sons, Lester of Rt. 1, Carterville and Howard of Rt.

4, Marion; a grandson, Eugene Haught with the U.S. Navy in Japan; and two great-grandchildren. Services will be at 1:30 p.m. Sunday at the Riggin Funeral iome, Carterville, with the Rev. Ernest Standerfer officiating.

Burial will be in Hillcrest Cemetery, Carterville. Friends may call after 6 p.m. Saturday. JOHN VITKO RITES SATURDAY Funeral services for John Vit- KO, 81, ot urient, wui De at a.m. Saturday at St.

John's Catholic Church, West Frank fort. The Rev. John Terepka will officiate. Burial will be in St. John's Cemetery, West Frankfort.

Friends may call at the uneral home after 1 p.m. today. Hie Rosary will be said at 7:30 p.m. today. Mr.

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Union, MARION 1113 Walnut, MURPHYSBORO 212 N. 16th, HERRIN 710 N. Illinois, CARBONDALb CALL 993-8161 In Marion 684-2126 In M'Boro 942-3187 In Herrin 549-5391 In CDale Call No. 474 Charter No. 7599 National Bank Region No.

7 REPORT OF CONDITION, CONSOLIDATING DOMESTIC SUBSIDIARIES. OF THE THE CARBONDALE NATIONAL BANK of CARBONDALE IN THE STATS OF ILLINOIS, AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON DECEMBER 31st. 1973 PUBLISHED IN RESPONSE TO CALL MADE BY COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY, L'NDER TITLE 12, UNITED STATES CODE, SECTION 141. Cash and due from banks (Including $1233.39 unposted debits) U.S. Treasury securities Securities of ether U.

S. Government agencies and corporations Obligations of States and political subdivisions Other securities (including $-0- corporate stock) Loans Bar.k premises, furniture and fixtures, and other assets representing hank premises Other assets (including $-0- direct lease financing) TOTAL ASSETS LIABILITIES Demand deposes Individuals, partnerships, and corporations Time and savincs deposits of individual, partnerships, and corporations Deposits cf United States Government Deposits of States and political subdivisions Certified and clficcrs' checks, etc. TOTAL DEPOSITS S1U77.C64.44 (a) Total demand deposits 4.223.777.34 (b) Total time and savings deposits 5.153.239.2S Mortgage 'ndebter'ness Other liabilities TOTAL LIABfLITIES RESERVES ON LOANS AND SECURITIES Reserve for bad losses on loans (set up pursuant to IRS rulings) TOTAL RESERVES ON LOANS AND SECURITIES CAPI1AL Equity capital total Common Stock total par value No. shares a ithorized 4000 No. shares outstanding 60C0 Surplus Undivided profits TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS TOTAL LIABILITIES, RESERVES, AND MEMORANDA Average of total dinosits for the 15 calendar days ending with call date 4.871,237.93 Average cf total lvms for the IS calendar days ending with call date William C.

Etherton, Vice President Cashier, of the above-named bank do hereby declare thai this report of condition Is true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief. We, tha understated directors attest the correctness of ttvs report of condition and declare that it has been examined by us and to the best of our knowledge and teli-f Is true and correct. F. M. Hewitt Director J.

E. Etherton, Director John T. Mart, Director C-550 Jlr. 15, 1971.