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The Daily Standard, Sikeston, Mo. Saturday, February 24, 1973 8 LUCY JANE OTT ST. Lucy Jane Ott, 78, of 301 Kraus St. formerly of Dexter, died Thursday at 11:30 p.m. in St.

Anthony Hospital. She was born on June 2, 1894 in Taylor Mines, Ky. She was a member of the Assembly of God Church in Dexter. In 1908, she married Odie B. Ott in Dexter.

He preceded her in death on Oct. 10,1968. Surviving are six sons, Elvis and Norman Ott of Lansing, Billy and Charles Ott of St. Louis, James C. Ott of Dexter and Clarence Ott of Essex; four daughters, Jean Seech, Nettie (Penny) Pruitt, Juanita McCaulley and Evelyn Highley of St.

Louis; one daughter, Bryan Clark of Evansville, one sister, Myra Ramsey of 34 grandchildren and several great- grandchildren. Friends may call at Rainey Funeral Home in Dexter. Services are scheduled at 12:30 p.m. Sunday with the Rev. O.M.

Montgomery "officiating. Burial will be in Dexter Cemetery. WILLIE B. PARKS Willie B. Parks, 79, of 713 Kendall died at 2 p.m.

Friday in Missouri Delta Community Hospital. Born Nov. 22, 1893 in Oxford, he was a retired farmer. Surviving are his widow, Ethel Parks; four daughters, Nona DeRoush of Breese, 111., Lois Klingel of Jackson and Hilda McCIung and Captola Fodge of Sikeston; three sons, J. D.

Parks of Puxico, Jimmy Parks of Center, and John Parks of Morehouse; four brothers, Novell Evans and J. K. Parks of Friendship, and John Parks of Vanduser; one sister of Alamo, and 26 grandchildren and 11 grandchildren. Friends may call at Bill Funeral Home. Services are scheduled at 2 p.m.

Sunday at the funeral home with the Rev. Gayle Jackson officiating. Burial will be in Memorial Park Cemetery. Pallbearers will be Charles Fodge, Jerry White, John Blankenbeker, Jude Pease, Willie Williams and Ted Worley. MYRTLE HENRY PARMA Mrs.

Myrtle Henry, 82, died at 3 a.m. today in Shuffit Nursing Home No. 3 near Sikeston following an extended illness. She was bom on Sept. 7, 1890 in Tennessee and was a member of the Parma General Baptist Church.

Her husband, Marcus Henry, preceded her in death. Surviving are one son, Charles Henry of East Prairie; two sisters, Mrs. Vera Allen of Parma and Mrs. Leora Sexton of Hammond, one brother, C. D.

Hicks of Michigan; and four grandchildren and four grandchildren. The body is at Shelby Funeral Home in East Prairie where arrangements are incomplete. Deaths LAWRENCE MYRICK Lawrence Albie Myrick, 69, of Star Route died at 11:15 a.m. Friday in Lucy Lee Hospital at Poplar Bluff. He was born on June 17, 1903 in Lola, Ky.

He was a retired mechanic. On Aug. 27, 1924, he married Lillian I. Lewis, who survives. Other survivors include two sons, Charles Myrick of Dexter and Richard Myrick of Ferndale, one daughter, Mrs.

M.A. Hart of Dexter; two brothers, Hftrry Myrick of Parma and Norvil Myrick of High Hill; one sister, Nellie Over field of Parma; and 13 grandchildren and one grandchild. Friends may call at Rainey Funeral Home in Dexter where services will be conducted 2 p.m. Sunday. The Revs.

O.H. Brooks and M.E. Dark will officiate. Burial will follow in Hagy Cemetery in Dexter. LOUIS B.

BAKER PORTAGEVILLE Louis B. Baker, 72, a farm laborer, died Thursday in Jewish Hospital in St. Louis. He was born April 3, 1900 in Mississippi. Survivors include his widow, Mary E.

Baker, two stepsons, Joseph Lee of Benton Harbor, and Jessie Lee of Portageville; one brother, Jeff Baker of Amory, and two sisters, Hattie Ford of California and Cesiel Elester of New Albany, Miss. Friends may call from 1 to 5 p.m. at Ponder Funeral Home in Lilbourn. Services are scheduled at 1 p.m. Sunday in the Zion Rock Church near Portageville with the Rev.

Leila Rea Moore officiating. Burial will be in Portageville Cemetery. CLAUDE W. SMITH DEXTER Claude Warren Smith, 82, died at 1 a.m. today.

Born July 28, 1890 in Bloomfield, he was a member of the Nazarene Church and an interior decorator. He lived in Bloomfield until 1910 when he moved to Beebe, where he lived until moving to Dexter eight years ago. In 1912, he married Nell Rainey.On April 22, 1947, he married Gertrude Blagg Williams, who survives. Also surviving are three sons, John F. Smith of Norfolk, William R.

Smith of San Diego, Calif, and Carl W. Smith of Chadds Ford, one stepson, Marvin Williams of Ocala, and five stepdaughters, Beatrice Adams and Edna Knight of Pontiac, Thelma Young of Dexter, Velma Williams of Dallas, and Ruby Swafford of Pontiac, Mich. Friends may call at Watkins and Sons Funeral Home after noon Sunday. Services are scheduled at 2 p.m. Monday in the funeral home with the Rev.

O. M. Montgomery officiating. Burial will be in Dexter Cemetery. MARIE AUSTIN HOWARD VILLE Mrs.

Marie Austin, 70, died at 8:45 p.m. Thursday in her home. Born July 4, 1902 in Belzoni, she was a member of First Baptist Church and Order of the Eastern Star Marih No. 8. Surviving are seven daughters, Mrs.

Elnora Darling of the home, Mrs. Marie Thomas of Denver, Colo. Mrs. Mattie Ford of Memphis and Mrs. Missouri Flowers, Mrs.

Colentha Boyd, Mrs. Lodean Moore and Miss Martha Austin of Chicago; 20 grandchildren; and 22 great- grandchildren. Friends may call at Sparks Funeral Home in Howardville afternoon Sunday. Services are scheduled at 11 a.m. Monday at First Baptist Church in Howardville with the Rev.

Andrew Shoffner officiating. Burial will be in Fannie Powell Cemetery near New Madrid. LUCAS R.YOUNG MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. Lucas Robert Young, 40, a laborer who formerly lived in Lilbourn, died Thursday. He was born on March 5, 1932 to the late Roosevelt and Betty Young.

The body is being returned to Ponder Funeral Home in Lilbourn. Funeral arrangements are incomplete. JOHN W. WHITE DUDLEY John Wesley White, 85, died this morning at his home. He was born Feb.

4, 1887 in Greenville and was a retired farm laborer. In 1960, he moved from Butler County to Dudley. He was a member of Emanuel Pentecostal Church in Dudley. In 1966, he married Bessie Pigg, who survives. Also surviving are three sons, Robert and Everett White of Dudley and George White of Fisk; four daughters, Mary Connell and Ruby Miller of Fisk, Esther Harmon of Union City, 111., and Bessie Robinson of Poplar Bluff; and 18 grandchildren.

Friends may call at Watkins and Sons Funeral Home in Dexter after 2 p.m. Sunday. Services are scheduled at 2 p.m. Monday in Emanuel Pentecostal Church with the Rev. Fred McKnight officiating.

Burial will be in Ash Hill Cemetery. Another tape player stolen Guy Jenkins, 131 Sixth reported to police that a tape player was stolen from his car between 8 p.m. and 8:45 Friday night while it was parked at the Sikeston High School Fieldhouse. The player was valued at $25. Six tapes, also taken, were valued at $24.

Rogers leaves for Viet talks mm'Mm No. 2 Continued from page 1. representatives to the military commission interviewed the injured pilot, CW02 Steven Myers of South Fork, Pa. He was in command when the helicopter was hit by ground fire and crashed about 60 miles north of Saigon. four parties asked said a U.S.

source. North Vietnamese and Viet Cong did not ask any loaded questions. Their questions were relatively straight forward, but often Store has breakin NEW MADRID Marshal O. E. Householder reports 75 pennies and two packs of cigarettes were taken in a breakin Thursday night at Watkins Store on Russell St.

The store was entered by breaking two locks off a front door. Winter sports queen Miss Kathy Patterson, 18, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James R. (Bob) Patterson, North Ridge Road, was crowned winter sports queen Friday night after the Sikeston- Cape Girardeau Central basketball game, which Central won 51-48.

Miss Patterson is a senior and tentatively plans to attend University of Missouri- Columbia. She is a member of the Barker newspaper staff, the Growler yearbook staff and is treasurer of the pep club, the Red Peppers. Her attendants were Miss Jan Thomas, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C.

L. Vaughn, 223 Petty, and Miss Nancye Trigg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Trigg, 900 Hawthorne. BIG SPRING, Tex.

U.S. Air Force Sergeant Hershel L. Price son of Mr. and Mrs. Hershel L.

Price Sr. of 1615 E. Matthews Sikeston, has arrived for duty at Webb Air Force Base. Sgt. Price, an electronic communications systems repairman, is assigned to a unit of the Air Force Communications Service.

He previously served at Tan Son Nhut AB, Vietnam. The sergeant is a 1967 graduate of Sikeston High School. WASHINGTON (AP) Secretary of State William P. Rogers left today for the international conference on Vietnam with a prediction that he would be back shortly with a successful agreement. departure for the multination conference came amid indications that the American delegation would seek to limit the conference in scope as well as time.

Rogers said he expected the meeting to take about a week. hope to be back before too long with a very successful Rogers said just before takeoff from Andrews Air Force Base in nearly Maryland. Rogers said preliminary talks the meetings will be successful and The secretary also said he did not expect renewed bombings in Laos to adversely affect the over-all peace negotiations, and said he was The 13-party conference opens Monday under a mandate from the Paris cease-fire agreement contribute to a guaranted peace in The agreement was signed Jan. 27. U.S.

officials indicate they would be satisfied with nothing more than an official endorsement of the cease-fire agreement at least for the time being. The same officials say also they hope the conference can be concluded in four or five shorter than the time frame outlined by other participants. Rogers himself said last month the meetings probably would last a week. Many of the tasks originally expected to be completed by the conference not are thought by U.S. sources to be out of reach and they would prefer a shortened session to avoid prolonged wrangling.

These include the continued fighting in Laos and Cambodia as well as in South Vietnam and the unsettled political situation in South Vietnam. There was still no word from the American side on how the conference would be organized. The United States has no objections to United Nations Secretary General Kurt Waldheim as chairman. But there were signs some communist participants have reservations to that role for Waldheim who was designated a member by the Paris pact. Another problem that has to be settled even if the scope of the meeting is restricted is creation of an agency to receive reports from the International Commission of Control and Supervision overseeing the cease-fire.

Canada has conditioned its membership on the commission on the existence of such a reporting agency. Otherwise the Ottawa government has said it will withdraw from the supervisory gioup. McConnell's opens Store located at 103 South Madison St. in Malden opened for business on March 15, 1972. The store is owned and operated by H.A.

and Jewell McConnell. The store features a complete line of wearing apparel No. 1 Continued from page 1 Hale Bros. Auction; Jewelry; Travel Service; Hazel- Williams Plumbing, Heating Air Conditioning; Pharmacy, East Prairie, Hedrick Concrete Products Florist; Motor New Madrid, Heritage Homes of America, Malden, Holy field Flying Service; Home Materials; Host House, East Prairie, Mo. Imperial Floor Coverings; International Dry wall International Shoe Imperial Bowling Lanes.

J. C. James Auction; James Drug; Studio; Jenkins Shoes; Ready To Wear, New Madrid, Pit Barbecue; Johnson Auto Tractor Supply, New Madrid, Jones Grocery, New Madrid, Mo. Karmel Korn; Kemball Home Beauty Shop, New Madrid, Kitchen; Kings way Barber Shop; Kingsway Plaza Cleaners; Kingsway Plaza Mall Retail Merchants; Sandwich Shop; Kohlfeld Distributing Knit Stitch, New Madrid, KSIM Radio. La Petite Shop; Ladies Toggery, Dexter, Cafe; Fabric Unlimited, Cape Girardeau, Shoe Store; Lewis Furniture Stores; Liberty Supermarket; Food Mart, Cape Girardeau, Little Big Dollar Store; The Locksmith; Louie Wolf Mobile Homes, Marston, Mo.

McConnell Bros. T.V.; McDonald Cloth Bridal ShoD: McMikle Funeral Home, East Prairie, W. S. McMullin Construction Mens Store, Malden, Mo. MFA Insurance, Jack Heckert; Malone Hyde, Inc; Maple Oil Marks Food Mart; Martin Oil Mechanical Systems, Mi Lingerie; Mid Delta Agency; Mid South Tractor Parts; Mississippi County Fertilizer East Prairie, Missouri Utilities; Mode Mon Petite Beauty Shoppe; Monsanto Agricultural Centers, Portageville, Charleston and Huntersville, Montgomery Ward Sales; Firestone; Morgan Furniture, Dexter, Morley Farm Supply, Morley, Mo.

National Locke; Nicholson Tire Service; Nooney and St. Louis, Noranda Aluminum Nu Way Cleaners, New Madrid, Nunnelee Funeral ChapeL Oran State Bank, Oran, Osco Drug; Otasco; Ozburn- Abston Company. PJ Auto Home Supply; P.N. Hirsch Paine Auto, Malden, Palmer TV Sales Service; Parkview Acres, Portageville, Bill Partin; Bank of Lilbourn, Lilbourn, Pepsi- Cola Bottling Shoe Store; Pinkley Davis Rexall Drug, New Madrid, Pizza Inn; Pizza Villa, Dexter, C.B. Poage Sons Ponderosa Mobile Homes, Dexter, R.B.

Potashnick Construction Co. and Construction, Cape Girardeau, Production Credit Association; Propst Mobile Homes; Purple Crackle, East Cape Girardeau, Pyramid Roofing Co. Inc. Quality Lumber, Malden, Quik Sak. Ralph Distributing Ramada Inn; Funeral Home, New Madrid, Mo.

Riggs Wholesale Righter Trucking; A. C. Riley Cotton Gin, New Madrid, Riverview Interprise New Madrid, Robinson Lumber Robo Wash; Roger Lewis Construction, Dexter, Rosecon Inc. Cape Ready Mix, Cape Girardeau, Rowe Ford Sales, Malden, Rowland Co. Lounge, New Madrid; Furniture; Bulldog; Sanitation; Rust Martin, Cape Girardeau, Construction; Jewelry.

Safeway; Salibas, Charleston, Scott City Bank Trust, Scott City, Scott County Milling Scott- Huff Agency; Scott, New Madrid, Mississippi County Co-op; Sears (Sears Roebuck Security Federal Savings Loan; Security National Bank; SeMo Motor Service Master Southeast, Cape Girardeau, Shelby Funeral Home, Charleston East Prairie; Shoe Box; Shoe City U.S.A.; Sikes Sporting Goods; Sikeston Concrete Products; Sikeston Cotton Oil Mill; Sikeston IGA Foodliner; Sikeston Kiwanis Club; Sikeston Monument Sikeston Motor Slusher- Baker Sonny Presley Chevrolet; Sonny Sanitation; Southeast Missouri University, Cape Girardeau, Southwestern Bell Telephone Speed Queen Coin Operated Laundry; Carpet Service; State Bank of Morehouse, Morehouse, Statler Manufacturing Herb Stephens, Real Estate; Sterling Store; Steward Steel Supply Co. T.G.&Y. Family Center; Thompson Culvert Thrower's Shoe Store; Gulf; Trails Inn Restaurant, Dexter, Travelodge; Tucker Truck Lines, Cape Girardeau, Turner Dairies. Versatile Home Builders Morley, Credit Jeweler; Vogue Dress Shop. Food Mart; Wal-Mart Discount City; War Drum; Weiser Motor Cape Girardeau, Weiser Shop; Funeral Home; Western Auto Store; Westvaco, Wickliffe, Kentucky; Rexall Drug; Wigs Unlimited; Wilcoxson Son, Malden, Wil-Mar Heating Cooling; Jewelry.

C. H. Jeweler. Superette. Firemen called to cotton gin NEW MADRID Firemen answered a call at 12:15 p.m.

Friday to Bootheel Gin on 300 Virginia where lint was burning inside a pipe next to the gin room. Minor damage was reported. Man fined CHARLESTON Alfred Marshall, 17, of Charleston appeared in City Court this morning on a speeding charge and was fined $25. Judgment received NEW MADRID A $11,700.01 judgment received by Mapco Inc. in a promissory note suit on Feb.

13 was reported against James B. Killion, John L. Girvin Jr. and Minnie P. Girvin, executrix of the estate of James C.

Girvin, deceased. The judgment was against John L. Girvin Jr. and Minnie P. Girvin, executrix only.

The claim against Killian is pending. 3 treated Three accident patients were treated Friday in the emergency room of Missouri Delta Community Hospital. Thomas Allcock II, 9, Sikeston, injured left thigh on table; Bob Fikuart, 28, Sikeston, injured right ring finger at work; and Effie Baker, 73, Sikeston, left wrist in fall. Weather Elsewhere By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS High Low Pr. Albany34 17 crl 4133 .01 clr Amarillo 4628 cdy Anchoragp 26 8 clr Asheville 55 28clr Atlanta 60 35clr Birmingham60 28clr Bismarck38 19 cdy Boise 53 35 rn Boston 4028 clr Browneville 58 44 cdy Buffalo 26 17 cdy Charleston 62 43clr Charlotte 56 30clr Chicago38 28cdy Cincinnati 4620 cdy Cleveland 30 22 .03 sn Denver 5532 cdy Des Moines 50 32 cdy Detroit 30 20 cdy Duluth 2610 cdy FairbanksMMM Fort Worth 48 39cdy Green Bay 35 17 cdy Helena 46 20 cdy Honolulu 78 65rn Houston 51 47 .02 cdy 4523 cdy 36 cdy JuneauM Kansas City 6037 clr Little Rock 63 32 clr Los Angeles 71 53 cdy Louisville5227 cdy Marquette 23 13 .01 sn Memphis 58 30 cdy Miami 67 55 cdy Milwaukee 34 23 cdy 3525 cdy New Orleans 60 39 crl New York38 25clr Okla.

City 5531 cdy Omaha 5437 cdy Orlando 66 45clr 24 cdy Phoenix 67 48cdy Pittsburgh 31 20.05 sn Ore.6041 rn Me. 34 27 .11 clr Rapid City6330 cdy Richmond5426 cdy St. Louis 58 30 clr Salt Lake 44 31rn San Diego70 55 cdy San Fran 6253 .01 rn Seattle 59 41 rn Spokane 51 34 rn Tampa 63 43 clr Washington 4332 cdy CB Topsy tur Some motorists on West Malone noticed something strange about Fire Station Number 1. It the sort of thing that you could put your finger on right away, but a careful look would point out the state flag floating in the Sikeston breezes as upside down as could be. Firemen quickly righted the flag when told of the error.

(Daily Standard photo by Tim Ludwig) PUBLIC NOTICES NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS OF FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SIKESTON The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the First National Bank of Sikeston will be held on the 12th day of March, 1973, at 4:00 o'clock P.M., Central Standard Time, at the Banking House, 210 South Klngshlghway, Sikeston, Missouri, for the following purposes: 1. To elect directors for the ensuing year; 2. To receive the reports of officers, and 3. To transact such other business as may properly come before this meeting. The Board of Directors has fixed February 15, 1973 as the record date for determining stockholders entitled to notice of meeting and to vote.

Pat Lea, President ATTest: Kenneth H. Smitten, Secretary Sikeston, Missouri February 15, 1973 304 Inc. 4 NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Notices is hereby given that sea ed bids will be received at the office of the City Clerk In the City Administrative Building, 215 North New Madrid Street, Sikeston, Until 4:00 M- March 2 1973, for the furnishing of all materials, equipment, labor, costs and construction of the following Item; in accordance with the plans and specifications on file In the office of the City Clerk, Viz: Item 1: One and one-half Inch hotmix alsphaltic pavement on six inch soil cement base with concrete curb and gutters on Butler Street from Carroll Street to Vaughn Avenue. Copies of the plans and specifications are available to bidders upon payment of two dollars ($2.00) and may be obtained from the City Clerk. Successful bidder shall post a performance bond for the full amount of the contract.

The City reserves the right to reject any or all bids. John W. Vaughn City Clerk 304 Inc 310 IN THE PROBATE COURT OF SCOTT COUNTY, MISSOURI ESTATE NUMBER 4107 STATE OF MISSOURI SS. County of Scott NOTICE OF HEARING ON PETITION TO SELL REAL PROPERTY NOTICE TO ALL PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE OF JOSEPH THOMAS RUSSELBURG, DECEASED. Robert Hodge Decker, Administrator.

Dated: February 15th, 1973. You are hereby notified that there has been filed In this Court a verified petition for an order to sell the following described real property situated in the County of Scott and State of Missouri: An undivided one- half interest in Lot One (1), Block Three (3), Addition in the City of Sikeston, Scott County, Missouri, for the payment of claims allowed against the estate, expenses of administration, Including court costs and gift, estate, inheritance or transfer taxes. Said matter will be heard on Monday, March 19th, A.D. 1973 at 10:00 o'clock A.M., In the Court Room of said Court In the Court House in the City of Benton, Scott County, Missouri. (SEAL) Almaretta Huber Clerk of the Probate Court of Scott County, Missouri.

304-310-3-9 NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO SELL LIQUOR OR BEER AT RETAIL In pursuant of the provisions of Ordinance No. 2031 of the City of Sikeston, public notive is hereby given that the following named individuals have filed application In the Office of the City Clerk for license to sell intoxicating liquor or beer at retail as Indicated at the location in said City herein after set after their respective names to wit: Larry K. Lindsey to sell 3.2% beer at retail at 1801 E. Malone. These applications will be considered at the next meeting of the City Council to be held at the City Hall in the City of Sikeston, Missouri.

Any person or persons who may have lawful objections to the issuance of licenses to the above named individuals for the operation of the establishment named, or the location Indicated, may file their objections with the City Clerk. John W. Vaughn City Clerk 310 SATURDAY NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO SELL LIQUOR OR BEER AT RETAIL in pursuant of the provisions of Ordinance No. 2031 of the City of Sikeston, public notice is hereby given that the following named Individuals have filed application in the Office of the city Clerk for license to sell intoxicating liquor or beer at retail as indicated at the location In said City herein after set after their respective names to wit: Larry K. Lindsey to sell 3.2% beer at retail at 709 Smith Ave.

These applications will be considered at the next meeting of the City Council to be held at the City Hall in the City of Sikeston, Missouri. Any person or persons who may have lawful objections to the Issuance of licenses to the above named individuals for the operation of the establishment named, or the location Indicated, may file their objections with the City Clerk. John W. Vaughn City Clerk 310 SATURDYA NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO SELL LIQUOR OR BEER AT RETAIL In pursuant of the provisions Ordinance No. 2031 of the City Sikeston, public notice is hereb: given that the following name: Individuals have filed application ii the Office of the City Clerk fo license to sell Intoxicating liquor beer at retail as indicated at location in said City herein after se after their respective names to wit Arthur L.

Ziegler to sell 3.2°/ beer at retail at 612 W. North. These applications will considered at the next meeting the City Council to be held at th( City Hall in the City of Sikeston Missouri. Any person or person who may have lawful objections tc the issuance of licenses to the abovi named individuals for the operatior of the establishment named, or location indicated, may file theii objections with the City Clerk. John w.

Vaughr City cierl- 310.