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198 z100 -1 9-16 36 36 13 15 11-16 24 24 24 129 20 11. 20 20 7-16 7-16 7-16 200 152 33 15 15 157 12 10 19 1 9-16 1 9-16 197 197 10 9-16 7-16 18 21-16 2 1-16 2 1-16 2400 1-16 8 1-16 8 1-16 a BONDS 85 85 85 12 110 110 110 65 111 110 167 167 38 50 87 85 77 TI 205 208 103 100 100 100 99 99 99 101 101 101 88 88 88 78 78 78 SALES stock sales 1.550.000 year ago 1.233.525 bond sales $480.000 year ago $598,000 THOMAS E. MATHIS Former Memphian Will Be Buried In Water Valley Services for Thomas E. Mathis of Water Valley, a Memphian about 40 years, will be at 11 this morning at Paris Methodist Church of Water Valley. Burial will be in the church Cemetery with Memphis Funeral Home in charge.
Mr. Mathis, who was born in Water Valley and moved back there eight years ago died at 5:35 p.m. Thursday at Kennedy Veterans Hospital er an illness of eight months. He was 68. He was an employe of the old Veterans Hospital on mar and was a veteran of World War I.
He was a ber of Paris Methodist Church. He leaves his wife, Mrs. A Beulah Mathis; two ste Alfred B. Wiley of Vermillion, Ohio, and Billie Joe Wiley of Plymouth, five daughters, Dessie Lee Biggs of Plymouth, Mrs. Ruth Austin of Fulton, Mrs.
Kathleen Roberts of 1410 Court, Mrs. Doris Frazier of Abbeville, and Mrs. Nadine Burnett of Union City, and a brother, Atlas Mathis of Water Valley. EDWARD JOE SMITH Memphian Dies At 29 After Long Illness Services for Edward Joel Smith of 2597 Pershing be at 2:30 p.m. today at Memphis Funeral Home.
Burial will be in Memorial Park. Mr. Smith died at 11:15 p.m. Thursday at Methodist Hospital following an illness of three years. He was 29.
A lifelong Memphian, Mr. Smith was a member of the Faxon Avenue Baptist Church. He leaves his mother, Mrs. Alma W. Smith; a brother, Earl Dugend Eugene Smith; and two sisters, Mrs.
Birdie Estelle Milner, and Mrs. Marilyn Milner, all of the Pershing Aladdress. NEW YORK. ing is a complete tions on the New Friday: AirRed Aldens cv 5580 AlleghL cv4s81 AlliedC AlliSt Alcoa Alcoa 4 99 AlumCa AmCan ADist AmFP 552030 AmFP 4.80s87 AMF AmSug 5.3s93r A0pt cv4.40s80 ApcoOil Armour 5s84f Armr Ash0 Assolnv Atchison 4595 AtICstL 6 AtICstL AtRef AVCO cv5s79 BO BaxLab cv4s82 Benef Fin 5s77 Beths Boeing 6565 BrownS Bruns Burro CanPac 4sperp CPac fn4sperp Case cv CaterTr CeGa CenGa 4s95 CRRNJ CerPas ChamP ChiEIll 552054f ChiGW ChIL CMSP 5s2055f CMSP 4s 94 ChiNW ChockF CIT Fin CIT Fin Cities Sv 3s77 City Pd cv5582 CCCSL CCCSL 4590SL ClevElIll ClevElIll 3589 ColoF Col Gas Col Gas 5582 Col Gas ColGas 3s75A Comb 3s77 Comw Ed 3599 ConEd ConEdis ConEdis 4588 ConEdis 3579 ConEdis ConEdis CElectr Con NatG 5s82 Con NatG 5585 Con NG Con NG CoPw ConsPw CornPd Crow Coll 5s83 CrowCol Cur Pub 6586f DLW 45-6s2042 DouAir cv4s77 DowCh cv3s82 Dress EastSSt cv5s73 Erie 5s 2020f Erie Erie Fanst Firestn FlaEC 5s2011 FoodFr cv4s79 GenCig GenElec GMotAcc GMotAcc 5580 GMAcc GMAcc GMotAcc 4579 GMAcc GMAcc GMAcc GTel GenTel cv4s71 GTim Glidden GrUn GWFin cv5s74 GulfMO 5915A GulfMO 5s56f GulfMO 4544B HouseF Hunt BellTel 3s78 InlandS IntHarv InSilver cv5s81 The Bond Market Oct. of bond transacYork Stock Exchange (in Sales Net $1,000 High Low Last Chs.
CORPORATION BONDS 295 107 13 6 12 102 8 100 100 100 19-32 99 19-32 99 19-32-3-32 1043 108 108 108 73 37 90 133 133 76 15 365 365 365 85 85 85 81 50 5 94 94 94 100 3-32 100 3-32 100 3-32 233- 95 95 95 49 111 15 723 20 28 13 107 107 107 28 94 94 94 85 30 106 78 78 86 86 86 78 78 78 114 114 108 108 108 86 86 86 67 67 67 70. 70 18 64 64 82 82 82 101 43 114 113 114 84 84 84 9 105 92 92 30 103 6 10 78 78 78 7 5 100 100 100 12 95 95 2 10 13 103 103 103 105 105 105 105 105 105 8 101 101. 101 10 160. 160 103 103 148 147 148 70 70 70 41 41 41 75 10 18 104 104 104 103 103 103 101 101 15 93 93 73 99 1-32 99 5-32-3-32 2 11 10 102 102 102 106 106 106 168 153 72 72 72 8 99 99 38 21 100 100 100 9 135 135 I Sales Net $1,000) High Low Last Che. 4.90s$7 Koppers 3564 LibMc cv5s76 27 114 114 114 LingT 13 LingTV Lionl Litton CV HENS 121 Lockhd 98 98 MackTr 100 McCall McCror 225 McDer cv5s72 108.
108 108 McKess MerrCh 123 88 87 88 MetBdc cv6s75 11 221 221 MichCG MplHon MolsStL 6595 100 100 100 MSPSSM 4s91f 60 59 59 MKT 23 23 MoKanT MoKanT 4590 MoPac 5s2045f MoP MoP of 77 MoPac MoP Monon 6s2007f MorE NAFI NatAirl cv6s76 NLead INDairy NatBisc SASS NatTea 5s77 NY Cent 6580 NY Cent 5s2013 75 75 NYC YCent 4598 63 63 63 NYCHR NYCMC 61 61 61 NY ChS NYConn viNH viNH 4s2007f 13 NY Put 4593 NYTel 11 101 101 NYTel 96 96 96 NYTel NopcoC 4: 4s96 94 94 94 Nor NG 10 Nor NG Nor NG NorPac 4s97 90 90 90 NorStP OxfP 50 OlinM OlinM Northrp cv5s79 86 14 5 116 120 120 116 120 120 SAS Pac GE Pac GE 3 101 Pac GE GE PAA 424 161 3s75 Penn RR 5568 103 Pen RR 13 Pen RR 23 Pen 82 82 82 PhilaEl PhilaEl PhillipP 153 114 86 86 114 86 PhillipP 2 99 7-16 99 7-16 99 7-16 5s70 PitCoal 10 PlantPL 6 PubSEG 8s2037 165 165 165 PubSEG 5s2037 Richfl 10 1 Rohr SLSF 552006f SLSF StLSF 4s97 24 Sears 9 SearsAc SearsAc 10 ShellO 14 Sineir 63 SmithC Socony Socony SoPac 3 SoPac 9 SPacOr 10 South Ry 5s94 SwBeliT Spiegel 83 6 Spiegel, cv5584 2 Sym StdONJ 15 121 88 121 88 121 88 SY: Tandy TexP 16 82 82 TWA 84 ThomPd 10 110 110 SES UnElMo 5 UnOC11 12 30 UnPac 70 70 70 UAirc 44 108 UnGasC 2 98 98 98 USFrgh cv5s81 94 146 146 USSteel 4583 USSteel 12 Vanad 77 77 Vend 93 93 93 Vornad cv5s82 93 93 93 Warrn 3 WPenP WSho1 WShor 4s2361r West Lt WnMd 4569 3 WnUn 12 105 105 105 WisCe YngSh 3 5 101 101 101 SALES NEW YORK (AP)-N Bond sales Approx final total $4,680,000 Previous day $5.514.000 Week ago Month ago $4,441,500 Year ago $5.169,000 Two years 880 Jan to date $1,035.276,460 1962 to date $1,184.408.600 1961 to date $1.319,628.500 G. DAVID LINDENMAYER Rites To Be This Morning For Food Salesman, 41. Services for G. David Lindenmayer of 2657 Dunn will be at 10 this morning at Memphis Funeral Home. Burial will be in Memorial Park.
Mr. Lindenmayer, a salesman for Stewart and White Food Brokers, died at his home Thursday night after a heart attack. He was 41. He was a member of Bellevue Baptist Church and a veteran of World War II. He leaves his wife, Mrs.
Bertha Lee Lindenmayer; his mother, Mrs. Olga Mae Lindenmayer of 836 Greer; a brother, Bill Lindenmayer of the Greer address, and a sister, Mrs. Dorothy L. Chiles of 1853 Evelyn. Mrs.
Stanley Orrell Services for Mrs. Elizabeth Carolyn, will Orrell be of 1 Ellicott at p.m. tomorrow at Memphis Funeral Home. Burial will be in Memorial Park. Mrs.
Orrell, wife of Stanley A. Orrell and a former Memphian, died from an accident in her home Wednesday night. She was 30. LODGE NOTICES O. K.
HOUCK CHAPTER No. 229. 0. E. will hold a special meeting this Saturday evening at o'clock for initiation and to honor Mrs.
Helen Hamlin, Grand Conductress. All members of the order are cordially invited to attend. MRS. EULA W. M.
WOODROW STAFFORD. W. P. MRS. LUCILLE THOMPSON, Secretary.
DEATH NOTICES CARTWRIGHT MISS ETHEL ALICE CARTWRIGHTAged 84 years. At 1428 Monroe. Oct. 18. 1963, 9:30 a.m.
5 nieces. nephew. Services 3:30 p.m. Saturday, MEMPHIS FUNERAL HOME, Rev. Jack Ticaenor.
Interment in Elmwood Cemetery. LINDENMAYER GOTTLIEB DAVID LINDENMAYER 41 At Baptist Hospital 1963. Husband of Mrs. Bertha Lindenmayer. son of Mrs.
Olga Lindenmayer of Memphis, brother of H. Lindenmayer and Mrs. Dorothy Chiles of Memphis. Services 10 A.M. Saturday at MEMPHIS FUNERAL HOME.
Rev. Johnny Spencer officiating. Interment in Memorial Park. MACMACKIN MRS. KATHRYN MACMACKIN Aged 72 years, Oct.
17, 1963, mother of Wilbur G. Mims. Memphis; sister of John Thomas Gothard, Albuquerque. N. Leo Gothard, Mrs.
Charles E. Rice. Spokane, four grandchildren. Services 2 p.m. Saturday.
MEMPHIS FUNERAL HOME. Rev. A. G. Matlock.
In- terment in Memorial Park. MATHIS THOMAS E. MATHIS -Aged 68 years. at Kennedy Hospital Oct. 17.
1963. 5:35 p.m.: husband of Mrs. Beulah W. Mathis. Abbeville.
father of Mrs. Dessie Lee Biggs, Plymouth. Mrs. Ruth Austin. Fulton, Mrs.
Kathleen Roberts. Memphis. Mrs. Doris Frazier, Abbeville. Alfred D.
Wiley, Vermillion. Ohio. Billy' J. Mathis. Plymouth, Mrs.
Nadine Burnett. Union City. brother of Atlas Mathis, Water Valley, Miss. Services 11 a.m. Paris Methodist Church.
Water Valley. Miss. Interment in Paris Cemetery, Water Valley, Miss. Arrangements by MEMPHIS FUNERAL HOME. ROGERS MRS.
KATE ROGERS 1:00 -Baptist Hospital, Memphis. at a.m. Thursday, Oct. 17. 1963.
Survived by 2 daughters. Mrs. R. L. Yarbrough, Mason.
Mrs. Walter Street. Baltimore, Maryland; 2 sons, Andrew Rogers. of Mason. Marvin Rogers, U.S.
Army, Germany. Service Sunday Oct. 20. Belmont Methodist Church. Rev.
James Interment church cemetery, CRAWFORDS FUNERAL HOME, Somerville. SMITH EDWARD JOE SMITH -Aged 29 years. at Methodist Hospital, Oct. 17. 1963.
10:00 a.m. Son of Mrs. Alma W. Smith: brother of Earl E. Smith.
Mrs. Birdie Milner, Mrs. Marlyn Milner, Memphis. Services 2:30 p.m. Saturday.
MEMPHIS FUNERAL HOME. Rev. Robert M. Lemmon. Interment in Memorial Park.
OUR NEW LOCATION 1470 S. BELLEVUE (NEAP. CALVARY CEMETERY, MEMORIAL STUDIO DAY PHONE 948-9049 NITES HOLIDAYS BR 4-0346 ME -Erectors MONUMENTS LOTS OF FREE PARKING AREA Agnes Coughlin Florist 397-2346-1408 Brooks 327-5843 Remains in above church after 6 until 8 n.m. S. W.
QUAILS CO. JA 6-2181. SPRINGFIELD MRS. HENCY SPRINGFIELD-Age 88. JOHNSON GENE AUTRIA JOHNSON In Detroit, Oct.
13, 1963: husband of Mrs. Johnnie Bell Johnson; father of Altoious and Johnson Derrick Johnson; son of Mr. U. and Mr. and Mrs.
C. J. Turner: brother of Messrs. Elton, Theodis and Champ Johnson, and Mrs. Lindsey; two grandmothers, three and friends survive.
Body in state at uncles and five aunts. Other relatives Southern, Saturday, Funeral Oct. at 19. 8 1963, p.m.. from Rev.
Nathaniel Jackson officiating Interment Sunday. Oct. 20. in Rose Hill Cemetery at 10 a.m. SOUTHERN FUNERAL HOME.
527-7311. MITCHELL MR. JOHN MITCHELL-Suddenly at his residence. 1831 Kansas Oct. 16.
1963. Remains will lie in state at Shady Grove Baptist Church, 1821 Kansas this Funeral Saturday. Oct. 19, at 1963 8 at from the 6 to above 8. commune named church, Rev.
Waddell Johnson officiating. Interment Oct. 20 at 10 a.m. at Mt. Carmel Cemetery.
M. TAQUE FUNERAL HOME. Kansas St. WH 8-0268. McAFEE HOMER McAFEE, at John Gaston Hospital.
Oct. 11. 1963, brother of Mrs. Emma Alexander, Lester and Rain McAfee: uncle of M. C.
McAfee. Mrs. Katherine Hunter, Raymond, Columbus and Miss Mae Alexander; cousin of Charlie and Mrs. Annie Moore: relatives and friends The reof Sam other mains wilt lie in state this Saturday after 6 p.m. at N.
J. FORD AND SONS FUNERAL PARLOR, 719 Joubert funeral at 1 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 20. 1963 from Rising Sun Baptist Church.
Hernando, Rev. B. Patton, will officiate, interment in church cemetery. McKINNEY JEFF McKINNEY, at Kennedy Veterans Hospital Oct. 18.
1963. husband of Pearl McKinney, brother of Mrs. Lurline Cage Leland. Mrs. Victoria Hall.
Estell, Charlie McKinSunflower. and Mack McKinney; uncle of Mrs. Ruby Hall of Chicago. nephews: three cousins: dear friend of Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Warren and relatives an friends. Due notice. R. S. LEWIS SONS.
526-3264. PRATT Oct. MR. 17. 1963.
BERRY LEE PRATT-Suddenly son of Mrs. Pratt brother of Mr. and Mrs. C. L.
Pratt Miss Joann Pratt: grandson of Mrs. Annie Schooler of Chicago. nephew of Mrs. Lucille Wallace and Victoria Rainey. A host of other relatives and friends survive.
Funeral services will be held tonight at 8 p.m. Greater Prospect M.B. Church. 1184 Col. lege.
Interment in Hollywood Cemetery. at John Gaston Hospital. Oct. 15. 1963 at 10:45 p.m.
Mother of Mr. and Ike Springfield, Springfield. Mr. Mr. and Mrs.
Robert and Mrs. Fred SpringMr. field. Mr. and Mrs.
R. Springfield. and Mrs. Cavin Brooks, Mr. and Will Jones.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Leaves, all of Somerville. Tenn. Rev.
and Mrs. John W. Springfield, Mr. Jerry Springfield, all of Memphis. Tenn: 27 grandchildren.
28 host of nieces and nephews and friends. Wake at LOSTON FUNERAL HOME this Saturday until. Funeral Sunday at Shawllo Somerville. at 1:00 o'clock. Rev.
Robert Williams. TOWNSEL MR. JOHN TOWNSEL Suddenly at H. 3. 64 Devoted and husband Germantown of Mrs.
Louise Oct. Townsel. Due notice will be given. GEORGE BREATHETT'S FUNERAL or 386-1119. MRS.
CHARLOTTE WILLIAMS Remains will lie in state Saturday. Oct. 19, 1963 from 6 to 8 p.m. at Ebenezar Baptist Church. 114 Henry.
Funeral coma mencing at 8 p.m. at the above named church. officiated by the pastor. Rev. E.
L. Slay. Interment Sunday. Oct. 20, 1963 at 11 a.m.
in Hollygrove Cemetery. Phillips. Miss. J. 0.
PATTERSON FUNERAL HOME, 2204 Chelsea Ave11e. phone BR 4-8623. DEATH NOTICES BARRETT MRS. MAGGIE BARRETT Suddenly at Itta Bena. Oct.
13. 1963. Late resident 3198 Winslow Rd. Wake this Saturday. Oct.
19. 1963 in F. M. Montaque Funeral Home chapel from 6 to 10 p.m. Funeral Sunday.
Oct. 20. 1963 at Enon Spring M.B.C.. 572 Nonconnah Rd. noon.
Rev. B. L. Bess officiating. Interment in" Galilee.
Memorial Cemetery. F. M. MONTAQUE FUNERAL HOME. WH 8-0268.
CRUTHIRD MRS. MATTIE MAE CRUTHIRD-Suddenly in Chicago. Ill. The remains will be at Columbus Baptist Church this Satur. day from 6 to p.m.
for wake. Funeral services will commence at 8 p.m. Ret. A. E.
Campbell and Rev. N. Alston ficiating. Arrangements by R. S.
LEWIS SONS. 526-3264. DUNN MRS. MABLE DUNN-At John Gaston Hospital, Oct. 18.
1963. Her late residence. 2143 Erie. Wife of the late Mr. Harrison Dunn: sister Mrs.
Fannie Gibson of Earl. aunt of Mr. and Mrs. Orlando Harris Mr. and Mrs.
Sam Tables and Mrs. Ora Lee Chinn of Memphis. and Mrs. Robert Lee Berry. Mr.
Sam Berry, Mrs. Gloria Cochran of Indianapolis. Mrs. Viola Bell of Gary. Mr.
and Mrs. A. T. Smith Earle, sister-in-law of Mr. Booker Gibson of Earle.
Mr. Sam Berry Sr. of Memphis. A host of nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends survive. Due notice.
VICTORY FUNERAL HOME. 323-2636. GATLIN MR. WALTER GATLIN-Suddenly, Oct. 17, 1963, late residence, 1441 Emmason.
son of Mr. Duson Gatlin of Los, Angeles. Calif. father of Mrs. Nazia Lee Cole and Mrs.
Shirline Farris, brother of Messrs. Fred. Duson Solomon, Lee and Rufus Gatlin. Mrs. Elizabeth Works.
Mrs. Norman Greene and Mrs. Johnnie B. Watson. father-in-law of Mr.
Eddie Farris. eight grandchildren, a host of nieces and nephews and other relatives and friends survive. Dear friend of Mrs. Rosa Robinson. Due notice.
S. QUALLS CO. JA 6-2181. GENTRY MR. ROBERT GENTRY-At John Gaston Hospital Oct.
15, 1963. The remains will be in our chapel this Saturday from 6 to 10 p.m. for wake. Funeral services Sunday, Oct. 20.
12 noon at Mt. Vernon Baptist Church. Rev. J. L.
Netters officiating. Interment in Mt. Carmel Annex. Arrangements by S. LEWIS SONS.
526-3264. GRANT MRS. JOHNNIE -Oct. 15, 1963. at her residence 552 Williams wife of Mr.
Willie Grant: daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Patterson of Clarksdale. she leaves one daughter, three sons, three sisters. two aunts, two uncles and a host of other relatives and friends survive.
Wake Saturday night. 6 until p.m., Southern Funeral Home. Funeral p.m.. Rev. Joseph McGhee officiating.
Interment Mt. Carmel Cemetery Sunday. Oct. 20. 10 a.m.
SOUTHERN FUNERAL HOME in charge. HARDY MRS. MATTIF -At residence. 2436 Midway. Oct.
17. 1963. Devoted wife of Mr. Frank Hardy. sister of Mrs.
Effie Young. Rev. E. D. White.
Mrs. Elizabeth Jett. Mrs. Marcell Pittman. Mr.
Robert White. Mrs. Dorothy Hall. Mrs. Sadie White and Mr.
Andrew White Jr. Stepmother of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hardy. She leaves two brothersin-law.
one sister-in-law. one uncle. 24 nieces and nephews, together with host of other relatives and friends to survive. Remains will lie in state in our chapel, Saturday, Oct. 19, 1963.
from 6 to 10 p.m. Funeral services Sunday. Oct. 20, 1963. 1 p.m...
Hunter Avenue Baptist Church, pastored Leroy Butler. services officiated by Rev. Brady Johnson and Rev. L. O.
Taylor. Interment Springhill Cemetery. Raleigh, Tenn. J. O.
PATTERSON FUNERAL HOME. services, 2204 Chelsea Avenue, BELL RINGER-Mrs. Josip Broz Tito, wife of the Yugoslav president, rang a bell that was used to call the House of Burgesses to order from 1704 to 1780. She toured Williamsburg, last night with Mrs. Angier Biddle Duke, wife of the United States chief of pro- tocol.
-AP Wirephoto Mrs. MacMackin Dies At Age 0f72 Ex-Alabaman Was Employe Of Maj. T. H. Allen Services for Mrs.
Kathryn Gothard Mimms MacMackin, longtime Memphian and widow of James MacMackin, will be at 2 p.m. today at Memphis Funeral Home. Burial will be in Memorial Park. Mrs. MacMackin died at 9:55 p.m.
Thursday following an illness of five years. She was 72. Bron in Sheffield, she had lived most of her life in Memphis. She was secretary to the late Maj. Thomas I H.
Allen when he was commissioner of fire and police. After the death of her husband 10 years ago, Mrs. MacMackin did secretarial work at Kennedy erans Hospital on Lamar. She was a member of Park Avenue Cumberland Presbyterian Church. Before her illness, she lived at 3379 Hadley Road.
She leaves a son, Wilbur Gothard Mimms of 5563 Barfield Road; two brothers, John Thomas Gothard of Albuquerque, N. and Leo Gothard of Spokane, a sister, Mrs. Charles E. Rice of Spokane, a niece, Mrs. Dorothy Lyle Cox of 636 Minor; and four grandchildren.
MISS ETHEL CARTWRIGHT Services Will Be Today At 3:30 P.M. Miss Ethel A. Cartwright died at 9:30 a.m. yesterday at Cage Nursing Home at 1428 Monroe after a long illness. She was 84.
She was a lifelong resident of Shelby County and a member of First Baptist Church. Services will be at 3:30 this afternoon at Memphis Funeral Home. Burial will be in Elmwood. LODGE NOTICES MILLINGTON LODGE NO. 671, F.
A. will hold called meeting this Saturday, Oct. 19. beginning at 2:30 p.m. for work in the Third Degree.
Members expected. visitors welcome. W. F. SMITH W.M.
VICTOR PITTS. Secretary BR 4-8623. HORTON MR. JAMES HORTON-At residence, World Deaths BLOOMFIELD, HILLS, Oct. A.
Dodge, 70, a former president of the International Association of Lions Clubs, died Thursday. He retired in 1955 as president and board chairman of Solventol Chemical Products, Incorporated. MRS. BETTY KYLE Services Will Be Monday For Mother Of Four Services for Mrs. Betty Kyle of 1034 New York will be at 2 p.m.
Monday at Memphis Funeral Home. Burial will be in Oak Forrest Memorial Gardens. Mrs. Kyle died of cancer at 6:40 a.m. Thursday at Baptist Hospital, where she was admitted five days before.
She was 32. She leaves her mother, Mrs. Bertha Johnson of El Paso, Texas; four children, Roy Lee Kyle, William Paul Kyle, James Glen Kyle and Margaret Ann Kyle of the New York address; a brother, Claude W. Johnson of El Paso and two sisters, Mrs. Claudette of Little Rock and Mrs.
Margaret Riley of Hammond, Ind. ERNEST WEBB Former Memphian Dies On Visit Here Services for Ernest Webb of Culver City, a former Memphian, will be at 11 a.m. Wednesday in Culver City. Mr. Webb died at 7:15 a.m.
yesterday at the home of his sister-in-law, Mrs. Otto H. Webb of 3553 Tutwiler, where he had been visiting. He was 79 years of age. Born in Hardeman County, Mr.
Webb lived in Memphis about ten years. While living in Memphis he was a railroad employe. He leaves two sons, Jimmy Webb of Culver City and Ernest Webb of Los Angeles. MID-SOUTH DEATHS BATESVILLE, Cordie Lee COVINGTON. Tenn.
W. Leslie, Miss. Harold Lester Wood, grocer, Miss. Marion W. Sykes, retired civil engineer.
82; George W. Gill. certified Carroll, public accountant. 52: Henry retired barber. 72.
painting GRENADA contractor. Miss. Ralph W. Dogan, 59. HENDERSON.
Tenn. -Arzo Rainey. retired farmer and prison guard. 72. HUNTINGDON, Tenn.
Mrs. Anna Sawyer Dillard. widow of F. A. Dillard.
JACKSON. Stella W. McLeod. wife of James W. H.
Wilson. retired Bemis Bag Co. employe. 64: Miss Emma Kelly, 77. Dickson.
JONESBORO. 92. widow of Mrs. 'Cola James G. Haddock Dickson; Ray Hunter, chef 39.
Florence Jones, 81. widow of Ben Jones. OXFORD, Miss. Mrs. Addie P.
Bryant, 73 wife of John O. Bryant, PARAGOULD. Walter J. Layne. retired policeman, 85.
PARIS. Tenn. -Julian B. Snow, retired brickmason. 65.
PARKIN. Annie Bell Neal, of Sam C. Neal. tired SELMER, M. Graham.
refireman 60. tenden County MEMPHIS sheriff, Cecil 56, Goodwin. CritPOINT. Miss. Claude White.
retired merchant and farmer. 67, WYNNE. chief depat A CITY. V. Harrison, state highway employe, 61, 6479 Richs Arlington, Oct.
15. 1963: beloved husband of Mrs. Pearl Hotron; father of Mrs. Ethel L. Horton Bowie: father-in-law of Townsend Bowie brother of Mr.
and Mrs. Aaron H. Lott. Mr. and Mrs.
Elijah Horton, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Horton: nephew of Mr. Sam Horton; cousin of Mr. and Mrs.
Oscar Branch: law of Mr. and Mrs. E. Crenshaw Mr. and Mrs.
E. Jefferies. and Mrs. J. Hickerson: he leaves four grandchildren.
10 nieces and nephews; a host of other relatives and friends survive. Body in state at Southern Saturday, Oct. 19. 1963. from 6:30 to 10 p.m.
Services at Noah's Chanel A.M.E. Church, Pleasant Ridge Arlington, Sunday, Oct 20. Daniels at 1:30 p.m., J. Rev, E. Charles C.
and Rev. Daniels and Rev. J. E. James officiating.
Interment in church cemetery. SOUTHERN FUNERAL HOME, 527-7311. JOHNSON MRS. SALLIE JOHNSON-who passed Oct. 12.
1963, will lie in state in parlor this Saturday night from 6 till 9 p.m. Funeral Sunday, Oct. 1963. at 12:15 p.m. from New M.B.
Church with Rev. B. T. Dumas and Rev. J.
H. Jamerson officiating Interment in Galilee Memorial Garden. ORANGE MOUND FUNERAL SERVICE, 452-7331. LAWS MRS. DAISY LAWS -At the residence, 1289 Edith Oct.
11, 1963. Body in state at E. Trigg Ave. Baptist Church. 1189 E.
Trigg. Saturday, Oct. 19, 1963, from 6 until 10 Services at the church Sunday, Oct. 20, 2 p.m. Rev.
W. Herbert Brewster officiating. Interment in Elmwood. SOUTHERN FU NERAL HOME, 527-7311. REED MR.
JAMES (JIM) -At residence. 1290 Williams. Oct. 13. 1963: body, in state at Southern Saturday, Oct.
1963. from 6 until 10 p.m. Services at Woodlawn Baptist Church. Brownsville, Sunday, Oct. 20, at 1 p.m..
Reverend McLendon officiating. Interment in church cemetery. SOUTHERN FUNERAL HOME, 527-7311. SANDERS MRS. PINKIE SANDERS At Shelby County Hospital.
Oct. 13. 1963 at 4:15 p.m. Dear, wife of Mr. Henry Sanders: foster mother of Miss Maynola Sanders of this city: sister of Mrs.
Bertha Saunders of Buffalo. N. Y. and Mrs. Ida Harris of Millington.
sister-in-law of Mrs. Girtrude Lum of this city: four brothers-in-law. A host of nieces and nephews. other relatives and friends survive. Remains will l'e in state this Saturday, Oct, 19.
1963 in our chapel from 6 till 10 p.m. for wake. Funeral Surdav. Oct. 20.
1963 at St. Paul Sniritual Church. 11 a m. Officiating. Rev.
Newson and Rev. Isaac Hill. Interment. New Park Cemetery. J.
H. SNOW FUHOME. 1382 Florida St. 946-9726. TRIPLETT ROGER TRIPLETT-Of Chicago.
beloved brother of Mrs. Pearl Hollins and Mr. Jeremiah Triplett of Memphis. Services Sunday at Mt. Vernon Baptist Church.
Chicago. Burial Monday in ChiCARO. WOODS MRS. WILLIE MAE (LOCKETT) WOODS. Suddenly in this city Oct.
16, 1963. The remians will be in our chapel this Saturday from 6 to 10 p.m. for wake. Funeral services Sunday, Oct. 20.
p.m. Jones Chapel Baptist Church. Grand Junction. Tenn "ev. Wardell Johnson officiating.
Interment in Church Cemeterv. Arrangements by R. S. LEWIS SONS. 526-3264.
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