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The Jackson Sun, Jackson, Tennessee, Friday, September 11, 1981 RpOft Stl I I OUt OfT T6 that A I 1 6Cl ITia fl deaths Mrs. Margaret Kinzie Barker Services for Mrs. Margaret Kinzie Barker, 78, will be at 10:30 a.m. Saturday at George A. Smith and Sons Funeral Home Main Street Chapel with the Rev.

Ken Burnette officiating. Burial will be in Hollywood Cemetery. Mrs. Barker died Wednesday at Jackson-Madison County General Hospital after a long illness. A retired schoolteacher, she was a native of Jackson and a member of the First United Methodist Church.

Survivors include a son, Kinzie Barker of Jackson; a granddaughter, Jennifer Barker of Jackson; and a grandson. Brent Barker of Jackson. Pallbearers will be Charles Pate, Cotton Couch, Max England, J.T. Riddle, Walter Barnes, R.E. Bailey Dr.

Harold Yarbro and Dickie Beare. Mrs. Willie Yarbrough Services for Mrs. Willie Yarbrough, 90, will be at 3 p.m. Saturday at George A.

Smith and Sons Funeral Home Main Street Chapel with the Rev. Harold Montgomery officiating, assisted by the Rev. Al Gossett. Burial will be in Oakfield Cemetery. Mrs.

Yarbrough, widow of Robert Yarbrough, died early this morning at her sister's Jackson home after a long illness. A lifelong resident of Madison County, she was a member of Oakfield United Methodist Church for more than 75 years. Survivors include a son, J.B. Yarbrough of the Oakfield community; a sister, Mrs. Elnora Holley of Jackson; a brother Robert M.

White of Jackson; two grandchildren, four great-grandchildren and a great-great-grandchild. Pallbearers will be Jerry Yarbrough, Randy Yarbrough, Bruce Hopper, Mike Hopper, Kenneth Stumph and Gene Cook. 6B Mrs. Nellie Hopkins HENDERSON Services for Mrs. Nellie Cawthon Hopkins will be at 11 a.m..

Sunday at Beech Spring Baptist Church in the Jacks Creek Community with the Rev. R.S. Neely officiating. Burial will be in the church cemetery with Stephenson and Shaw Funeral Home in charge. Mrs.

Hopkins died Thursday morning at her home after a short illness. She was a Chester County native and worked as a volunteer at the Senior Citizens Center and as a van escort to the Mifflin Area. Mrs. Hopkins was president of the So and Sew Club and a member of Beech Spring Church, where she served on the Trustee Board and as treasurer and president of the Senior Usher Board. She was a daughter of Isis Zarah Court No.

51. Surviving are her husband, C.E. Hopkins; four daughters, Mrs. Mary Ann Ross and Mrs. Emma Ross, both of Henderson, Mrs.

Louise Dickey of Nashville and Mrs. Mary Ross of Akron, Ohio; two sons, Charles Edward Hopkins Jr. of Jackson and Anderson Hopkins of St. Louis; a sister, Mrs. Florence Massengill of Henderson; four brothers, Raymond Cawthon, John A.

Cawthon, Frank Cawthon and Dan Cawthon, all of Henderson. The family will receive friends at the Jackson funeral home from 7-9 p.m. Saturday and the Zarah Court No. 51 daughters of Isis will perform. The body will be at Beech Spring Church after 9 a.m.

Sunday. Billy Joe Forrest Services for Billy Joe Forrest, 47, formerly of Madison County, will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at Browns Creek Baptist Church in Haywood County with the Rev. J.V. Carney officiating.

Burial will be in Browns Creek Cemetery with Stephenso and Shaw Funeral Home in charge. Mr. Forrest died Sunday in Gary, Ind. He was a Madison County native and a member of Browns Creek Church. He was the husband of the late Callie Mae Miller Forrest.

Surviving are a son, Billy Joe Forrest Jr. of Brownsville; five daughters, Miss Gwendolyn Forrest, Miss Diane Forrest, Miss Sharon Forrest, Miss Marion Forrest and Miss Betty Forrest, all of Brownsville; his parents, Z. A. Forrest and Annie Forrest, both of Brownsville; two brothers, John Forrest of Jackson and Willie Forrest of Chicago; three sisters, Mrs. Evelyn Shaw, Mrs.

Nina Hosh and Mrs. Gladys Farley, all of Gary, Ind. Mrs. Alice Cole TRENTON Services for Mrs. Alice Milligan Cole, 83, were Thursday at Shelton Funeral Home with the Rev.

D.F. Dickey officiating. Burial was in Oakland Cemetery. Mrs. Cole died Tuesday afternoon at Memorial Hospital.

She was a Trenton native and widow of Hershal Cole. She was a member of Olive Branch Methodist Church, where she was a choir member 70 years and alternate pianist. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Marilyn Page of St. Louis; a brother, O.B.

Milligan of Trenton; four grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Lloyd Meeks TRENTON Services for Edward Lloyd Meeks, 78, will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at Shelton Funeral Home with the Rev. Hershel Lee officiating. Burial will be in Oakland Cemetery.

Mr. Meeks died Thursday night at his home after a short illness. He was a retired employee of Trenton Cotton Mill and a member of Westside Baptist Church. Surviving are two sons, Harvey Meeks of Clarksville, and William Meeks of Trenton; andfour grandchildren. Mrs.

Ma Dellar Perry WHITEVILLE Services for Mrs. Ma Dellar Perry, 95, will be at 2 p.m. Sunday at Clover Garden Methodist Church. Burial will be in the church cemetery with Rawls Funeral Home in charge. Mrs.

Perry died Monday at Care Inn Nursing Home in Bolivar. Mrs. Heather Harrison Services for Mrs. Heather Harrison, 69, formerly of Jackson, will be at 1 p.m. Monday in Grand Rapids, with Brown's Funeral Home in charge.

Other arrangements are incomplete. Mrs. Harrison died Thursday in Grand Rapids after a short illness. Surviving are her husband, Clarence Harrison; five daughters, Mrs. Jessie Moore, Mrs.

Cleaster Newsom and Mrs. Leona Husley, all of Jackson, Mrs. Maxme Comer and Mrs. Edna Comer, both of Grand Rapids; a son, Windell Harrison of Grand Rapids; a brother, Hubert Marshall of Kankakee, 111. and a sister, Mrs.

Lucinda Black of Nashville. No report had been filed this morning on an investigation of the fire that apparently killed the nephew of entertainer Carl Perkins Thursday morning, authorities said today. Jerry L. Perkins, 28, died when a fire ignited in the living room of the apartment at 875 N. Royal about 6 a.m., said James Randolph, city, assistant fire chief.

Police listed the victim's address as 1039 Campbell St. Services for Mr. Perkins will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at George A. Smith and Sons Funeral Home South Chapel with the Rev.

H.V. Hodge officiating. Burial will be in Hollywood Cemetery. Mr. Perkins' late father, James D.

Perkins, was the brother of Carl Perkins. hospital report Jackson-Madison County General Discharged Thursday Margie I. Arnold, 632 Whitehall; Electra B. Birmingham, 800 Old Hickory; Bobbie A. Bishop and baby, Humboldt; Thomas L.

Brantley, Route Fairess V. Brasfield, Humboldt; Harriet A. Brown, Route 9, 224 Old Bells Road; Vickie D. Burkhead, Henderson; Jerry G. Byrum, 103 Birch Street; Annie L.

Cates, 156 Hat-ton Street; Etta Chandler, 340 N. Cumberland; James L. Chiles, Midd-leton; Mary L. Cleek, Friendship; Osiephine Climer, Humboldt; Ina A. Collins, Medon; Janie L.

Cornelius, Savannah; George S. Cotham, Alamo; Ophelia Craig, Camden; David F. Crockett, Kenton; Bobby E. Cummings, Savannah; Kathy M. Curtis, Friendship; Johnny S.

Dethrow, 38B Douglas Courts; Ted T. Ellis, Alamo; Shirley J. Forrest, 18B Parkview Courts; Carolyn J. Fortune, 537 E. Dea-derick; Lallie G.

Galloway, Greenfield; Stephanie E. Ganaway and baby, Trenton; Juanita Godwin, Beech Bluff Stella Goodrich, Medina; Deborah J. Gray, Medina; Sylvia F. Haman, Fulton, Ky. Timothy B.

Hill, Bethel Springs; Mary J. blotter Barry Marshall of 104 Ingleside Drive reported a Murray brand bicycle with red frame and black handlebars and seat taken from a bicycle rack at West Jackson Elementary School grounds. Michael A. Byrum, 23, of Bolivar told police he was driving from Pan-cho's parking lot on Old Hickory Boulevard Thursday afternoon when another vehicle came from the Hamilton Hills Shopping Center lot and struck the right rear of his vehicle. Byrum describe the hit-and-run vehicle as a late model midsize blue car with white top.

The Western Auto Store at 109 E. Lafayette St. was reported burglarized early. today. Police said a window on the south side of the building was broken, and a piece of angle iron was found lying in a display window.

Reported missing was a Truetone brand black-and-white portable television valued at about $160. Myrtle Peterson and her daughter, Rose Lee Dickerson, reported to police that someone entered the Peterson home at 121 Rhea and took their billfolds one containing $83 and the other, $175. Mrs. Peterson told police she and her husband, Earl, were at home at the time of the break-in, heard noises in a bedroom and later discovered the billfolds missing from underneath a bed pillow. The empty wallets were found by Peterson in the backyard.

Virginia Golden of 112 Dempster reported to police that her car was broken into early today while it was parked and locked in the Lincoln Courts area. She reported missing from the car a green First National Bank bag containing two blank personal checks; a light grey checkbook belonging to Union Local 461; and a .32 or revolver and $15 or $20. Phillip Dennison of 157 Wilkinson told police Thursday someone entered his apartment at Alexander Elementary School between 14:30 p.m. and took a Sparta brand electric alarm clock valued at $18. Gordon Kelly of 238 Lindsey told police Thursday that someone stole his tri-fold, black leather wallet, containing a drivers license but no money, from his car parked at his home.

Seven-year-old Jackie Crews of 125 Gates reported to police that her 20-inch, green and white unknown brand bicycle was stolen while it was parked Thursday in front of the Super Save Store on Hays Avenue. Debra Freeland of 131 Skyhaven Drive told officers of the Madison County Sheriffs Department that someone took four wire wheelcovers from her car between 7:30 a.m. and 4 p.m. Thursday while it was parked in Rockwell International plant's parking lot. The car's dash was also damaged in an apparent attempt to remove an in-dash radio.

Mr. Perkins' body was found in a bedroom down the hall from where the fire was, Randolph said, but noted, although the fire was confined to the living room, the entire apartment was filled with smoke. Dr. Thomas K. Ballard, Madison County medical examiner, said smoke inhalation appeared to be the cause of death.

Jackson police said an autopsy has been ordered. Randolph said the investigation was turned over to the Metro Arson Squad. He said he had a "fair idea" of the cause of the fire, but was not willing to speculate on the cause. Randolph said the victim was apparently the only one in the apartment during the fire, and added no other build Hutcherson, Bethel Springs; Amanda L. Jackson, Corinth, Billie J.

Majors, Bolivar; Kathrine E. Manley, Alamo; Eugenia Y. Marshall, 12 Almo Robert C. Martin, Medina; Wayne J. McCIain, Tiptonville; Ver-dell L.

McCormick, Parsons; Ruby C. McDufford, Springbrook, Rt. Lorine McLean, 76B Douglass Courts; Mary E. McLin, Bells; Lisa L. Moore and baby, 1211 N.

Highland; John S. Morris, Lexington; Bessie H. Mullins, Bradford; Patsy A. Nutt and baby, Waynesboro; Jessie J. Parker, Highland Park, Emma L.

Parson, 113 Roosevelt; Jennie M. Paschall, Kenton; Joyce A. Pratt, ramer; Evie A. Reeves, Humboldt; Willie G. Reynolds, Milan; Ophie E.

Rhodes, 478A Lexington; Marga Robertson, Betty Holland Road; Bobby R. Singleton, Lexington; Easter Smith, Grand Junction; Samuel Snipes, Brownsville; Karen L. Stephenson, Medon; Melinda Thomas, Route Edna E. Thompson, 38 Brookhaven; Rowland E. Woodward, Hickman, Ky.

Occupancy: 444 Memorial Hospital, Trenton Admitted Thursday Denise Morgan, Kenton; Mary Bernard Cox of Bristol, W. told officers of the Madison County Sheriffs Department that six men took $120 from him and fled after he discovered the card game in which they were playing was a flim-flam deal. The truck driver, who got into the game with the men at Wilhite's Truck Stop on Interstate 40, said one man grabbed the money from his billfold and they all fled in two vehicles, a report said. Terry Sellars of 1209 Martin St. told police he returned from vacation Thursday to discover his home ransacked.

Reported missing were a 35-mm Mamiya brand camera and a jewelry box containing several pieces of gold jewelry, valued at about $400. Letricia Taylor, 20, of 1239 Tennessee 18, has been charged with theft by false pretense, Jackson police said. Officers said she is accused of letting friends take items through her checkout line at Wal-Mart Discount City in the North Plaza, where was employed. Police said she is accused of either not ringing up the merchandise or charging a price less than listed and later dividing the merchandise with her friends. Ernest Hart of 95 Holly St.

told police he surprised a burglar in his living room Thursday morning. Hart said the intruder hit him on the forehead with some object and fled. He described the burglar as a white male, apparently in his teens, about 155 pounds and about 5-foot-6 with shoulder-length black hair. matter of record ambulance calls Thursday 8:26 a.m. Jackson-Madison County General Hospital to Parkway Hospital, sick call.

8:56 a.m. Jackson-Madison County Ambulance Authority headquarters to 309 Preston no pickup. 9:43 a.m. 227 Lenoir St. to Jackson Clinic, sick call.

11:08 a.m. Jackson Clinic to 227 Lenoir, sick call. 11:25 a.m. General Hospital to Jackson Specialty Hospital, sick call. 2:18 p.m.

Railroad Street to General Hospital, emergency. 2:28 p.m. Parkway Hospital to Baptist Memorial Hospital in Memphis, sick call. 3:48 p.m. H.O.

Forgy and Son Inc. at 1320 E. Chester St. to General Hospital, sick call. 4:02 p.m.

Beech Bluff Road to General Hospital, sick call. 4:29 p.m. Airways Boulevard to General Hospital, emergency. 4:53 p.m. Ambulance Authority headquarters to 706 N.

Royal cancelled call. 4:58 p.m. Walnut and Campbell, streets to General Hospital, emergency. 5:03 p.m. 256 Harts Bridge Road to General Hospital, sick call.

5:05 p.m. Ambulance Authority headquarters to Northside High School, no pickup. 6:18 p.m. 83 Almo Drive to General Hospital, Dog show to be If older folks like cute kids and puppy dogs, then everybody is bound to be happy Saturday when a dbg show will be held at Maplewood Health Care Center on U.S. 45 north, starting at 10 a.m.

The show is being sponsored by Welcome Wagon of Jackson and Ken-L Ration Dog Food. All dogs participating must be leashed ings were endangered by the flames. Two engine companies and a snorkel company responded to the fire, he said. Other than his uncle, survivors include a son, Jason Bryant Perkins of Jackson; his mother, Mrs. Pauline Mar-com of Memphis; a sister, Miss Linda Perkins of San Jose, Calif; two stepbrothers, George Marcom of Bells and Bobby Wayne Marcom of Jackson and three stepsisters, Mrs.

Mary Pritchard, Mrs. Judy Punt and Mrs. Jane Williams, all of Jackson. Pallbearers will be Bobby Barger, Corley Pender, Bob Bullock, Kenny Byrum, Larry Englet and Tommy Wheat. Clark, Rutherford; James Harris, Dyer; Alma Emerson, Bells; Ruby Emerson, Bells; Paula Ball, New-bern.

Gibson General Hospital, Trenton Admitted Thursday Erby Powell, Trenton; Nellie Tucker, Bradford; Roger Martin, Trenton. City of Milan Hospital Admitted Thursday Danny Alford, Medina; Weldon Oliver, Humboldt; Shane Mayo, Milan. Carroll County General Hospital, Huntingdon Admitted Thursday Karen Massey, Huntingdon; Ollie Cox, Lexington; Eula Williams, Cedar Grove. Volunteer General Hospital, Martin Admitted Thursday Connie Hendrix, Union City; Shirley Jordon, Gleason; John Taylor, Dresden; Dorothy Gallimore, Dresden; Penny Sullivan, Martin. McNairy County General Hospital, Selmer Admitted Wednesday April Burkett, Selmer; James Cox, Selmer; James Hodum, Walnut, Myranda Shirley, Ramer; Esther Helmuth, Somerville; Phyllis Konanz, Morris Chapel; Casaundra Atkins, Selmer.

Admitted Thursday Mildred Snider, Adamsville; Jerri Durham, Savannah; Billie Sapping-ton, Ramer; Diane Mullins, Michie; Billy Herman Middleton; Casey Farris, Michie; Velma Graham, Selmer; Linda Burkeens, Bethel Springs; Wana Carpenter, Bethel Springs. births At Jackson-Madison County General Hospital Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Henry Holt, Humboldt, boy. Mr.

and Mrs. Phillip B. Crotts, 1150 Hollywood boy. Mr. and Mrs.

Billy Stanford, -Sardis, boy. Mr. and Mrs. Dana Ruth, Sardis, boy. Mr.

and Mrs. Dwight Lee Wagner, Camden, boy. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas McCIintock, 82 South Dixie Lane, boy.

Mr. and Mrs. Billy Rogers, Michie, boy. At Memorial Hospital, Trenton Thursday Michael and Denise Morgan, Kenton, boy. At McNairy County General Hospital, Selmer Wednesday Casaundra Atkins, Selmer, girl.

Thursday Raymond and Esther Helmuth, Somerville, girl. Dennis and Jerri Sue Durham, Savannah, boy. sick call. 7:49 p.m. Maplewood Health Care Center to General Hospital, sick call.

8:38 p.m. U.S. 70 Bypass and Whitehall Street to General Hospital, sick call. 9:01 p.m. U.S.

45 south of Jackson and Bemis Lane to General Hospital, emergencies. 9:34 p.m. 559 N. Hays Ave. to General Hospital, sick call.

9:36 p.m. 114B Westwood Gardens to General Hospita, sick call. 9:41 p.m. General Hospital tO Maplewood Center, sick call. 11:34 p.m.

120 S. Hays Ave. to General Hospital, sick call. Today 12:44 a.m. Ambulance Authority headquarters to 488 Shannon no pickup.

3:53 a.m. 317 Lambuth Blvd. to General Hospital, emergency. firecalls Thursday City 7:07 p.m. Maplewood and Hollywood drives, investigation County 11:18 a.m.

U.S. 45 south of Jackson, pickup truck Today City 1:24 a.m. 757 Airways investigation. at nursing home and have had all shots. Children showing them may be no younger than 4 and no older than 14.

Prizes will be awarded to first, second and third place winners in several categories including Best Behaved, Funniest, Best Trick, etc. Judges will be the elderly residents of Maplewood. Noly B. AAcFadden Services for Mrs. Noly B.

McFadden, 68, of 3608 Riverside Drive, will be at 1 p.m. Saturday at Medon CME Church with the Revs. Charles Finnie and J.C. Hullum officiating. Burial will be in the church cemetery with Stephenson-Shaw Funeral Home in charge.

Mrs. McFadden was dead on arrival at Jackson-Madison County General Hospital Monday after a long illness. She was born in Mason, and later moved to Chicago, where she attended public school. She was married to the late James Bell, and later married Marshall L. McFadden, who survives She was a member of St.

Paul Missionary Baptist Church, and later of Medon CME Church, where she served as president and treasurer of Stewardess Board No. 1 and as president and treasurer of the Missionary Society. She was also a member of Mary Beth-ume Chapter No. 102 OES and of the Sister's Aid Society. Surviving in addition to Mr.

McFadden are a daughter, Mrs. Lavera Armstrong of South Bend, and four great-grandchildren. Active pallbearers will be McElree Mosley, James Theus, Lotdell Love, George Love, William Neely and Floyd Greer. Honorary pallbearers are grandsons and stewards of Medon CME Church. The family will receive friends at the funeral home from 7-8 p.m.

today. Ray Jones ALAMO Services for Ray Wilson Jones, 49, Alamo chief of police, were today at Ronk Funeral Home with Fred House officiating. Burial was in Alamo Cemetery. Mr. Jones, police chief for the past nine years, died late Wednesday night at Jackson-Madison County General after apparently suffering a heart attack earlier while patrolling.

Crockett County Sheriff Neal Klyce said Jones was alone at the time and his car ran off the road on South Bells Street, striking a trailer on an old tractor lot, doing little damage to either the car or trailer. The sheriff said an ambulance was called immediately. "I've known Ray all my life," he said. "He was a mighty good man." He was a native of Crockett County and was a member of First Christian Church. He was a veteran of the Korean War.

Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Rose Evelyn Jones two sons, David Jones of Bells and Jeff Jones of Alamo; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cebia Jones of Alamo; a brother, Joe Don Jones of Bells. Raymond E.

Wiley SARDIS Services for Raymond E. Wiley. 58. were today at Sardis Senior Citizens Building with the Rev. Wayne Burton officiating.

Burial was to be in Sardis Cemetery with Pafford Funeral Home in charge. Mr. Wiley was dead on arrival Wednesday afternoon at Lexington-Henderson County General Hospital, apparently from a heart attack. He was retired from Sardis Variety Store. Surviving are his wife, Mrs.

Jean-ette Fuller Wiley; three sons, Raymond Wiley Jr. of Paducah, Tommy Wiley and Timmy Wiley, both of West Frankfort, five daughters, Mrs. Trena Walton and Miss Terry Wiley, both of West Frankfort, 111., Mrs. Shirley Kenkins and Mrs. Jeanne Britt, both of Memphis, and Mrs.

Donna Presley of Grand Rapids, his mother, Mrs. Evie Brown Wiley of Sardis; a brother, Travis Wiley of Garland, Texas; a sister, Mrs. Ruby Parker of Sardis; and eight grandchildren. William Buchanan TRENTON William Buchanan, 63, died Thursday night at Gibson General Hospital after a short illness. Arrangements are incomplete with Rawls and Baskerville Funeral Home in charge.

Grenade kills Iran clergyman BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) A grenade carried by an assassin exploded in a worshipper-filled square in the Iranian city of Tabriz Friday, killing an ayatol-lah and wounding several other people, the official Iranian news agency Pars said. The assassin also died, Pars said. The news agency reported: "An unidentified man, fastening a grenade around his waist, approached the ayatollah pretending he wanted to ask a question. Suddenly the grenade exploded, severely wounding the Friday prayer leader and other worshippers. Ayatollah (Assadollah) Madan was immediately taken to a hospital but was martyred while undergoing surgery.

The terrorist was killed on the spot." Madani, a fiery orator who was leading Friday Sabbath prayers when he was attacked, was a top aide to Iran's revolutionary patriarch Ayatollah Ru-hollah Khomeini and the latest to die in a wave of assassinations. Mrs. Bettie Gates MILAN Mrs. Bettie Liles Gates, 89, died this morning at Ridgewood Retirement Inn after a long illness. Arrangements are incomplete with Bodkin Funeral Home in charge.

She was a Carroll County native and moved to Milan several years ago. She was a Methodist. Surviving are five daughters, Mrs. Marie Brinkley of Jackson, Mrs. Lucille Manning and Mrs.

Frances Gas-kins, both of Milan, Mrs. Lorene McA-lexander of the Spring Creek Community and Mrs. Dorothy Collins of Memphis; 26 grandchildren and several great-grandchildren and great-great-grandchildren. Jimmy Tidwell SAVANNAH Services for Jimmy Neill Tidwell, 49, will be at 1 p.m. Sunday at Shackelford Funeral Home.

Burial will be in Graham Cemetery. Mr. Tidwell died Thursday at St. Joseph Hospital near St. Louis.

He was a maintenance worker for Fort Zumwalt Schools. He was a Hardin County native. Surviving are two sons, Ricky Tidwell and Ronnie Tidwell, both of O'Fal-lon, Mo. his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Bill Tidwell of Savannah; two brothers, Pete Tidwell of Savannah and Billy Tidwell Jr.

of Decatur, four sisters, Mrs. Peggy Austin, Mrs. Patsy Choate and Mrs. Caroline Quails, all of Savannah, and Mrs. Marie Wilkins of Adamsville; and a grandchild.

Selvah Stewart BROWNSVILLE Services for Sel-ven Stewart, 52, will be at 1 p.m. Saturday at Brownsville Community Baptist Church with the Rev. L.E. McCall officiating. Burial will be in Woodlawn Cemetery with Rawls Funeral Home in charge.

Mr. Stewart died Sunday morning at his home, apparently from a heart attack. He was a Brownsville native and a Korean War veteran. He was a farmer and a member of Brownsville Community Church. Surviving are his wife, Mrs.

Lessie Stewart; three brothers, J.B. Stewart of Mason, L.T. Stewart and Jesse Stewart both of Nashville; three sisters, Mrs. Eula Taylor and Mrs. Ruby Taylor, both of Brownsville, and Mrs.

Evelyn Jeanerette of Nashville. Mose Matthews BROWNSVILLE Services for Mose Matthews, 64, will be at 2:30 p.m. Saturday at Hickory Grove Baptist Church with the Rev. E.V. Jones officiating.

Burial will be in the church cemetery with Rawls Funeral Home in charge. Mr. Matthews died Monday at City of Memphis Hospital after a long illness. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Sarah Mae Yarbro Matthews.

Mrs. Ivy Wilson SHARON Mrs. Ivy Wilson died this morning at Volunteer General Hospital in Martin after a long illness. Arrangements are incomplete with Gardner Funeral Home in charge..