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Special Notices THE JACKSON SUN, THURSDAY. JULY 31. 1969 0A Male Help Wanted 36MaIe Help Wanted 36 Daily Report Matter Of Record In The City And County SERVICE STATION MEN! Want a future? With a large Independent Oil Company Supervisor needed for Jackson Area Excellent base salary plus commission plus road expense Yearly paid vacation Fringe benefits include life insurance and hospitalization plan Service Station experience required Must have willingness to travel Company Car provided Excellent opportunity for advancement with growing company If interested send following information to Box B-119, co The Jackson Sun, Jackson, Tennessee, Name, Age marital status, employment record last 6 years, education, availability date, references (4), telephone number. 1 -v- wa3lia Male Help Wanted 36 cated 1090 South Highland Ave. With Avery Reinke, owner.

The Les OPENS AT NEW LOCATION Delbert Avery, chief mechanic for the Dr. Pepper Bottling accepts delivery of a GMC delivery truck, the first to be delivered from the new home of Les Reinke Buick lo Co. completed its move Wednesday its old location on East Chester Highland. BLOOD DONORS NEEDED CASH PAID JACKSON BLOOD BANK 738 W. Forest Ave.

Open 8:30 to 5:30 Registered Land Surveyor No. 287 Specialize in farms, lott, sub divisions. Thomas L. Dean 422-5144 Jackson. Tenn BACKYARD SALE Friday and Saturday 1 1 8 Talbot Clothes and Miscellaneous.

LYNDA'S WIG DESIGNS Wigs Professionally Styled and Serviced. Any Style $5.00 Includes Tax Extra services available, cleaned, shaped, cut etc. ONE DAY SERVICE Free Pick-up in City. 308 E. Main St.

Commercial Bldg. Room 211 (Next door to City Hall) Ph. 424-3147 If no answer call 424-4476 Lost and Found LOST: Male apricot poodle on East Main. Children's pet. 424-1119.

LOST 6 month old female Pointer, white with orange spots. Phone 422-6311. $10 reward. Lost: Ladies Blue Billfold Reward for pictures, drivers license, credit cards. 427-7898 Auction Sales Special Auction Sale Saturday, August 2, 7 P.M.

Bedroom suites, washstands, claw foot tables, sets of six and four dining chairs, rockers, liv-incr mnm suites, hieh bov. baby beds, farm bell, too many items to mention, Brays Auction Barn Pinson, Tennessee 45 South Walnut marble top bedroom suite, walnut Lincoln marble top dresser, walnut marble top sideboard, walnut sideboard, walnut wash stand, two walnut dressers, one walnut Victorian table with inlay, walnut chest, walnut prier mirror with marble, Cannonball zed, with origin al rails three piece love seat set, two rocking chairs, spindle back oak office chair, hanging curved glass china, with beveled edge glass, French dresser. JOWERS AUCTION HOUSE 6 miles east of Lexington Sale time 8:00 Friday Night, August 1 Building, Repairing, Plastering 10 and Remodeling We specialize in new additions Roofing, siding, and painting Carports and patios. 16 years experience. All work guaran teed.

Terms available. 424-1276 Day or Nights STEEL scaffolding, casters rent or sale. Walt Mestan Co 424-1472. CONCRETE Patios, drive ways, walkways, carports. D.

Ferguson. 422-3653. REMODELING, Painting, underpinning and leveling floors 424-4365. Painting Papering 11 WILL do painting inside or out. M.

L. Jones. 422-6395. Mattresses Renovated 15 CALL DIXIE BEDDING CO. Make your old mattress like new.

Phone 422-3681. Moving and Storage 17 FOR Local and long distance call Ray Hill Movers. 500 mils radius. 24-hr. service.

422-5841, 424-9276. Moving anywhere in Tennes see. BLACKWELL TRANSFER COMPANY. Office 427-6231, Res 422-4737. Bulldozer, Grading, Terracing 22 DOZER WORK ALL KINDS Lot leveling, ponds, clear ing, driveways.

Cagle Construction Co. 427-0108 783-3754, Medina ALL TYPES of bulldozine. Grading lots, digging ponds. 427-1934. Classified Display THE LYON'S DEN CHRISTIAN BOOK STORE Family Bibles, $19.95 Across From Hollywood Shopping Center Faye Richard Lyon City Court Wendell E.

Brown. 344 Fairmont negligent driving; $19.50 forfeit. James R. Dodds. 1180 Hollvwnnd Drive, violating registration law: $12.50 forfeit.

i. Cole. 276 Hiehvtew. negligent driving; $19.50 forfeit. Tommy Fitzcerald.

Westovw. miK. lie drunkenness; $22.50 forfeit. Mary Ann Schwend, 63 Altamount Drive, negligent driving; $19.50 forfeit. Dennis Wise.

819 East Main, nub- lie drunkenness; $22.50 forfeit. Jessie Hampton, 26-C Parkview Courts, no driver license and no city tags; $30 forfeit. Mack Lee Owen. Route 1. disorder ly conduct; $12.50 forfeit.

Claudie Doerson. 426 West Allev. disorderly conduct; $27.50 forfeit. Prentice Whiteside, 133 Lawler disorderly conduct; $27.50 forfeit. Joe Higgs.

118 Davis Dublic drunkenness; $22.50 forfeit. J. B. Douglas, disorderly conduct: $12.50 forfeit. Roy Pearson, 243 Madison, miblic drunkenness; $22.50 forfeit.

C. H. Yarbrough, Murray Hill, public drunkenness; $22.50 forfeit. Dennis Wise. 619 East Mam.

public drunkenness; $22.50 forfeit. Willie Junior Wnite. 145 Eastern no driver license and negligent driving; $67 forfeit. Henry Bartholomew. 3S9 soutn Royal, public drunkenness; $22.50 forfeit.

James C. Neese. 526 North Liberty. miblic drunkenness: $22.50 forfeit. James Wilbourn, 262 public drunkenness; $22.50 forfeit.

Forrest A. Bowdery. 223 Meadow, runnin red light: $9.50 forfeit. John Boone, spring creek, public drunkenness; $22.50 forfeit. Shermon Golden.

127 Jefferson. public drunkenness; $22.50 forfeit. Jimmie Love, 390 Lincoln, running red light; $9.50 forfeit. James Reid, 410 Berry violating liquor ordinance; $53.50 forfeit. General Sessions Court James Gosie.

Nashville, speeding: $10 fine and $16.75 costs. John Clark, Denmark, improper brakes; $2 fine and $14.75 costs. Sarah Durrance. 515 Worth High land, no driver license; $2 fine and $16.75 costs. John L.

Hagins, Milan, speeding; $5 fine and $16.75 costs. Leonard D. Roudenbush. Route 2 Palmersville, running stop sign; $10 fine and $16.75 costs. Dennis Crim.

Humboldt, speeding: $5 fine and $16.75 costs. Charles W. Frye. 86 Elmwood. speeding and improper brakes; $7 fine and $16.75 costs.

Billy W. Sutton. Malesus. speed ing; $2 fine and $16.75 costs. Gaylon Sweat.

Route 2. speeding; $5 fine and $16.75 costs. Billy R. Quinn. Route 6 Humboldt.

no driver license; $2 fine and $14.75 costs. Larry S. Enzor. Route 3 Milan. speeding; $10 fine and $16.75 costs.

Terry S. Hopper, 58 Sweetbay Drive, speeding; $5 fine and $16.75 costs. Ernest L. Batchelor. Route 1 Den mark, speeding; $2 fine and $16.75 costs.

Vancey Ross, Route 6, speeding; $2 fine and $16.75 costs. Ronald K. Robinson, Finger, speed ing; $15 fine and $16.75 costs. Bedford Lee Teague. Route 3 rae- don, speeding; $5 fine and $16.75 costs.

Bumette R. Hickey. 280 Edenwood. speeding; $5 fine and $16.75 costs. Divorce Suits Filed Earline Bills vs.

Bobby Joe Bills. Evelyn Mary Burkley vs. Rose Burkley. Delores Wilkes vs. Larry Wilkes.

Celia Willis Blackwood vs. John Doss Blackwood. George Brent Esch vs. Laura Denis Morrison Esch. Thelma Louise Imogene Fisher vs.

Billie Monroe Fisher. Zulette Home Raines vs. Charles Edward Raines. Marriage Licenses Herman Barnett and Brenda Fave Lacy. Larry Joe Taylor and Doris Rebec ca Anderson.

Robert Lawrence Heidelberg and Dorothy Dean Riddell. David Luther Giffin and Diana Lynn Watson. Gary Lynn Moore and Virginia room sipes. Thomas Clark Jr. and Linda Kay Carter.

Redford Pies Grissom and Magda lene Neal Boykin. Hospital Reports Discharges (July 30): Eugene Anderson, 536 S. Liberty Deborah K. Bailey, Huron Mrs. William Bradford, Dyer Pittman Brown, Trenton Mrs.

Joseph Clay, 184 CartmeU Connie F. Cobb, Mercer Mrs. Clarence Cochran, 70 Sunny- side Drive William D. Cunningham, Lavinia John D. Cupples, Pinson Robert A.

Daniel, Bemis Mrs. Mae B. Davidson, 226 Elm Shari C. Duncan, Alamo Jesse O. Ellis, Huntingdon Miss Annie B.

Elrod, Vildo Lofton H. Goodman, Mercer Brint B. Gray, Stantonville Miss Media P. Hall, 421 Westwood Mrs. Leon Hart, Beech Bluff Thomas E.

Hazlegrove, Bolivar Lonnie L. Hendrix, Bells Steven M. Hicks, Milan Angela F. Hill, 538 Lexington Mrs. liuy Hudson, uemis Mrs.

Willie Hunter, 224 Simms Jendall D. Jordan, Camden Mrs. Elbert Joyner, Trezevant Mrs. Mary L. Leak, 603 N.

Royal Mrs. Chester Lone, 22-B Douglass Courts Mrs. John Martin, samuo Mrs. Hazle O. Moore, Bethel Springs Mrs.

KayDon jvioore ana nuuy. 141 Summar Mrs. James E. Morris ana Daoy, Leieh Lane Mrs. Anna i.

Moten, iih ooraon Mrs. Israel Murphy, Whiteville Mrs. Archie Norden. Westport Thomas D. Perry, Brownsville Sue C.

Preslar. Dyer Miss Mary E. Reynolds, Savannah Mrs. Frank Rhodes, Maury City Mrs. James Robinson, Route 4 Mrs.

Marvin Rogers, 637 Budde Steven P. Simpson, 915 Burkett Mrs. Lottie M. Spann, 211 Iselin Miss Patricia S. Spencer, Medina Miss Marylin N.

Taylor, 181 Mont-clair Mrs. Mamie Teague, Reagan Mrs. Orlan Thomson. Maury City Mrs. Ora B.

Wilcox, 1145 Camp bell Mrs. Daniel Williams and baby. Alamo Jessie E. Williams. Dyersburg Zelmer Williams.

Gleason Mrs. Marshall Wright and baby, Humboldt Births (Jnly 80): Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Allen, Huron, girl Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Forgette, Lexington, boy Mr. and Mrs. Larry Henderson, 314 Old Malesus Road, girl Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Hopper, Route 4, boy Mr.

and Mrs. cnaries iiugnes. Gadsden, boy Mr. and Mrs. Gene Porter, Hunt ingdon, girl Mr.

ana Mrs. -ari inner, oeus. boy Mr. and Mrs. Kicnara ones, iua Taft.

girl Mr. ana Mrs. jnaries rayior, nans, girl Occupancy: 356 MEDiCENTER Discharges (Jnly 30): Tommie S. Blackshear, McKenzie Ambulance Calls The following Is a list of calls made by the Jackson-Madison County Ambulance Authority: 2:25 p.m. Highway 45 South to General Hospital, accident.

10 p.m. Royal at Lexington to General Hospital, accident. Residents of Jackson and Madison County requiring ambulance service may can tne acKson-Maaison county Ambulance Authority at 424-0111. The universe contains about 100,000 million billion stars or about as many stars as there are grains of sand on all the beaches of the world. Upholstering, Repairing 26 Southside Upholstery Shop Our customers are our best advertisements.

424-9199 Roofs, Roofing 30 ROOFING Built up and single, work Painting Free estimate. 424-4667. ROOF, gutter, and chimnev repair. Phone 427-5417. Services, Miscellaneous 33 SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED and repaired.

Lines Free inspection. 422-1548. TREE SERVICE topping, tak ing down, feeding, cavity fill ing. James Wadley. 427-1104.

TREE SETtVTCE. Pninincr cavitv fillinff. takingr down anri removing. Leonard Horn. 424- WE specialize in repair work.

leveling floors, concrete work, underpinning. 424-1574. Catering Service for Wedding Receptions, Bridal Teas. Call 422-3675 after 5:00 Install Septic Tanks And disposal lines. Custom digging.

Dig basements, ponds. Cagle Construction Co. 427-0108 aik UON1JXTIOJMJSKS re paired, cleaned and serviced Reasonable. Neal Buckley 422- 2293. LAWN MOWER ROTO TILLER SMALL ENGINE REPAIR 422-5342 Bill Blurton Pick-Up Delivery TREE TOPPING Pruning, spraying, taking down and re moving.

Henry Horn. 422-4808. SPOTS before your eyes on your new carpet remove them with Blue Lustre. Rent electric shampooer. $1.00.

Mary Carter Paint Store, 315 Airways Blvd. WOODS Tree Service taking down, spraying, feeding, cavity service. 424-2164. CARPENTER WORK We remodel inside and outside of your home. We have 17 years experience.

Phone 427-9752. Male Help Wanted 36 AUTO Parts Counter Man First year $7,800. Excellent Retirement Plan after two years. Tony Quint, 257 Douglas Hammond, Ind. 46320.

Phone 219-932-2343. STUDENTS to part time in work full or shipping de- partment. Reply to Box D-10. co The Jackson Sun. Mechanical Engineer Machine Designer To take full responsibility for conversion of metric dr a wines AND original design About five years solid experience re quired.

We use air, hydraulics. mechanical, build automatic machines. New Co. solid back log of work. A ground floor op portunity location Dresden, Tennessee.

Send resume. Lingl Bell Corporation, Gleason. xenn. METAL SPINNER Experienced as Foreman in aluminum or light gauge metal processing. New Mid-Tenn.

plant offers substantial salary in five figure bracket plus liberal fringes. Fee Paid. Vocational Placement Service 424-2452 Classified Display What Do Seventh-Day Adventists Really Believe Hear Evangelist Gordon Collier "Your Bible Says" Speaker 12:50 p.m. WTJS thru. Fri.

GENERAL mechanic wanted, experience necessary. Call collect. 663-2781 Bells. MECHANIC NEEDED Good Working Conditions. Excellent Pay Plan Apply In Person ROYAL MOTORS 114 North Royal SALESMAN NEEDED For Local Firm, Excellent Opportunity for the right personality.

Will train for lot managers, if will to relocate. Must apply in person BONANZA MOBILE HOMES Highway 45-South Female Help Wanted 37 BEGINNERS PARADISE You'll be set for life with this A-l company with a little typing and a nice smile. $256. Call Helen King, 424-5221. SNELLINGand SNELLING PERSONNEL THEATRE concession at tendant.

Apply in person only to manager, Paramount Theatre. STENOGRAPHER and gen eral office work, High School graduate. Two-girl office of a nationally known organization. in answering give full information as to background experience and telephone number. Reply to P.

O. Box 1C86 by Monday, August 44. WOMAN OF TASTE Needed for prestige office. Lt. typing, no shorthand.

General clerical duties. Mature. $270. Call Helen King, 424-5221. SNELLING and SNELLING PERSONNEL PART TIME SECRETARY Excellent opportunity to work into full time position.

One girl office. Hurry. Call Paula Bolton, 424-5551. Kogen Personnel. TYPIST Good job for per son who likes numbers.

Nice office. Good location. Call Paula Bolton, 424 551, Kogen Personnel. WANTED: A woman to do house work 3 hours one after noon every other week. Call 424-1559 after 6 P.M.

WANTED someone to live in home and care for elderly lady. 427-2976. LADIES wanted. Part or full time. Make extra money in spare time.

For interview call 427-2883. LADIES Tupperware home parties has opening for Tupperware dealers in Jackson area. Work full or part-time, earn $35 to $85 per week commission. Call collect or write: Southern Distributors. P.O.

Box 4437, Memphis. Tenn. 38104. SECRETARY Sparkling personality. Typing plus general office skills.

Top company, advance rapidly. $300. Call Libby Clark, 424-5221. SNELLING and SNELLING PERSONNEL MOTEL DESK CLERK Under 50, married, Mondav thru Saturday. 12:30 p.

mi. 7:30 p.m. Call 422-3309. MID TOWN MOTEL 334 West Main COUNTER help wanted. No experience necessary.

Apply in person at Coleman's Bar-b-Que. WAITRESS Good pay and good tips for the right girl. Evening hours. Apply in person only. Baudo's Restaurant 424 Hollywood Drive HUSTLE-BUSTLE Receptionist typist must have pleasant phone personality.

Ex cellent benefits. $276. Call Libby Clark, 424-5221. SNELLING and SNELLING PERSONNEL Classified Display Refreshing: new concept in Interstate Spec ializing in snack foods -can dy-notions curios novel ues groceries picnic sup- piles ana gasoline. Large company Sun Oil Company DX Division off ers you free training- and closely supervised methods of operation guiding- you to prom and security.

EXCELLENT LOCATION NEAR JACKSON, TENN. Persons interested mast have background in gift shop a reiau selling grocery store -drug store or like business. Approximate investment of $5,000.00 for stock. Parcel 1 a cing available. NO FRANCHISE FEE For In formation contact T.

E. Williams, Jr. at 455 Daniel Lake Jackson. Missis sippi 39212 Phone 373-1311 or home phone 845-2183, Florence, Alabama. 427-3333! Decorative braid adds sum mer prettiest toucn: urocnet white or colors.

HOLD VEK YTHLN in smart single crochet bags of straw yarn with 2" braid handles, trim. Pattern 7398: handbag tote FIFTY CENTS (coins) for each pattern add 15 cents for each pattern for first-class mailing and special handling. Send to Alice Brooks, The Jackson Sun, Needlecraft Box 163, Old Chelsea Station, New York, N. Y. 10011.

Print Name, Address, Zip, Pattern Number. Giant, new 1969 Needlecraft Catalog over 200 de signs to choose, 3 free patterns printed inside. Send 50c now. NEW! "50 INSTANT GIFTS" fabulous fashions, toys, dec orator accessories. Make it today, give it tomorrow! Ideal for all occasions.

50c 16 Jiffy Rugs" to knit, cro chet, weave, sew, hook. 50c Book Of 12 Prize Afghans. 50c Bargain! Quilt Book 1 has 16 beautiful patterns. 50c Museum Quilt Book 2 patterns for 12 superb quilts. 50c Book 3.

"Quilts for Today's 15 patterns. 50c TO: JANICE P. BOBBITT. LARNELL BOBBITT VS. JANICE P.

BOBBITT. In the Chancery Court of Madison County, Tennessee. In this cause it appearing from the bill, which is sworn to, that the defendant, Janice P. Bobbitt, is a non resident of the State of Ten nessee, she is therefore, hereby required to appear berore the Chancery Court of Madison County, Tennessee, at Jackson. on or before the Third Monday August, isba, ana make defense to the bill filed against uer saia wun Dy Jarnell Bobbitt: or otherwise ths hill will as to her be taken for confessed.

It is further ordered that this Notice be published once a week, for four consecutive weeks in the Jackson Sun. Thi July 10, 1969. Anne Peyton, Clerk and Master. Waldrop. Hall Tomlin Solicitors.

July 10, 17, 24, 31. TRUSTEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE By virtue of the authoritv vcoicu ui uie unuersignea in tne trust deed executed bv LEE BLALARK and his wife. HEL EN BLALARK, on fee 2nd day ot uctooer, 1956, as appears of record in Trust Deed Book 253, at age 535 in the Register's Office of Madison County, Ten nessee, to secure the pavment oi tne indebtedness therein mentioned; and default having been made in the payment of the said indebtedness, the under signed substitute trustee having Deen auiy appointed by the owner of said indebtedness, secured by said Trust Deed, which ap pointment of substitute trustee is recorded in the Register's Of fice of Madison County. Tennes see, in Trust Deed Book 344. Page 261.

The undersigned will on the 21st day of August, 1969, at TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON in front of the North door of the Courthouse of Madison County, Jackson, Tennessee, ex pose for sale and sell at public outcry, to the highest and best bidder for cash the following described real estate lying and being in the Third Ward of the City of Jackson, Madison Coun ty, Tennessee, and more parti cularly bounded and described as follows; to-wit: ujiiUiiNJNiJNU at a stake in the north margin of North Royal Alley at the southeast corner of Rev. Hodge's church lot, runs thence east sixty-two (62) feet to a 12 foot alley; thence north with the west margin of said 12 foot alley ninety-five (95) feet to a stake; thence west sixty-two (62) feet to a stake; thence south ninety-five (95) feet to the beginning. Sale will be made subject to all past due taxes and the lien for the 1969 taxes, all equities of redemption, homestead, dow er and curtesy are expressly waived, and the title to the above described real estate is believed to be good, subject to said taxes, but the undersigned will sell and convey as Trustee only- John van aen uoscn, Jr. Substitute Trustee L. L.

Fonville, Attorney July 24, 31, Aug. 7, 14 Personals REMOVE excess body fluid with FLUIDEX tablets, only $1.49 at Finley's Pharmacy. Lester W. Deaths And Allen B. Johnson Allen B.

Johnson, 58, for many years owner and operator the Johnson Taxi Service of Bemis, died Wednesday afternoon in Medi Manor following a long illness. Funeral services will be held 4 p.m. Friday from the Chapel of George A. Smith and Sons with Rev. C.

H. Fields, pastor of the Bemis Pentecostal Church, officiating. Burial will in Eberneezer Cemetery in Malesus. Mr. Johnson was born in Carroll County, son of the late Tom and Nellie Jones Johnson.

He lived most of his life in the Bemis Community. He was a veteran of World War member of the Cocks-Danuiels V.F.W. Post. He was a Pentecostal. Survivors are: one sister, Mrs.

Ed Stanfill of Bemis; two nephews, Guy Curtis Johnson of Malesus and James Titus Stan- of Memphis. Pallbearers will be: Bill Mc Coy, Marvin McKnight, Oren Snellgrove, T. M. Taylor, Eu gene Tubbs and Bill Latham. The body will remain at the funeral home until time for ser vice.

Mrs. Volner MILAN Funeral services Mrs. Elnora Hinson Volner, were to be at 3 p.m. today Bodkin Funeral Home chap with the Rev. Kester Cotton and Elder T.

L. Webb officiat ing. Burial was to be in Oakland Cemetery in Milan. Mrs. Volner died early Wed nesday at Jackson Madison County General Hospital after illness of several months.

She had been an employe of Harvey Aluminum Com pany in Milan for a number of years. She was a member of the Oakwood Baptist Church near Milan. Surviving are her husband, Elco Volner; her mother, Mrs. Bessie Hinson; two brothers, L. Hinson of Milan and Clar ence Hinson of Linden; two sis ters, Mrs.

Joyce Rollins of Mi and Mrs. Cora Volner of Atwood A. A. Baker rsuLiiVAK Funeral ser vices for Austin Alexander Ba ker, 75, will be at 11 a.m. Fri at Shackelford Funeral Home in Bolivar with the Rev.

L. Cottrell officiating. Bur will be Union Cemetery Bolivar. Mr. Baker died early today Jackson Madison County Hospital after an illness of several weeks.

He was the owner of Baker Manufacturing Company, Boli oldest firm in original family ownership. He was a veteran of World War a member of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church a Mason. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Annie Lea McAnulty Baker of Bolivar; a son, Austin A. Baker of Bolivar; two daughters, Mrs.

Sam W. L. Thompson of Bolivar and Mrs. Floyd P. Van Booven of Hopkinsville, a sister, Mrs.

Joe Meeks of Boli eight grandchildren. The body will be at the fu neral home. Tokyo Sales Clerk Shows 'Patience' TOKYO (AP) The tempera hit 90 in Tokyo. Sales clerk Takeshi Uchiyama put on 80 items of clothing, including a woolen overcoat, stood near a roaring fire and won a prize for composure. Shopkeepers sponsored the competition "to instill the proper spirit of serv patience" in their clerks.

is Reinke Buick from Street to South in in at in of a Obituaries Fred G. Lester Funeral services for Fred George Lester, 75, of 120 Holly wood Drive, a retired machinist for the Railroad, will be at 2 p.m. Friday from the Chapel of Griffin Funeral Home with Father Paul Shields Walker officiating. Burial will follow in Hollywood Cemetery. Mr.

Lester died at 4:30 p.m Wednesday at the Jackson-Madi son County General Hospital, He was born in Yeovil, England, and moved to the United States in 1914. His wife preceded him in death July 10, 1962. Mr. Lester was a member of St. Luke's Episcopal Church and of Jackson Lodge No.

45 He was a member of the Forked Deer Lodge No. 72 and served that machinist lodge as treas urer for more than 35 years He was a veteran of World War I and a member of Cocks-Danuiels Post 1848 Veterans of Foreign Wars and John A. Dea ver Post 12 American Legion. Mr. Lester was also an honor ary citizen of Boys' Town.

He retired as a machinist with the Railroad six years ago with 50 years of service. Survivors include: a brother, Bill Lester of Yeovil, England; four sisters of England; and a sister-in-law, Mrs. Florence Si- ler of Jackson. Pallbearers, requested to be at the funeral home at 1:45 p.m., include Paul Wilson, Rudolph Dietrich, L. T.

Stanley, Lewis Kimsey, Troy Hefley, Frank Turner, Earl Williams, Jesse Barnes. Hugh Blackmon and Roy Williamson. Masonic graveside services will be held at the cemetery. The body will remain at the funeral home until time for ser vices. Mrs.

Lott HENDERSON Mrs. Weida Lott, 71, died at 12:10 p.m Wednesday at her home in Hen derson. She had been ill health for the past several years. Mrs. Lott was born in Chester County, daughter of the late John and Lena Stanfill.

She was married to Henderson Scott 1918. She was a member of the Unity Baptist Church. Funeral services will be at 10:30 a.m. Friday at Morgan Funeral Home. Burial will be Unity Cemetery.

Mrs. Lott is survived by her husband; four sons, Travis Lott of Enville, Harmon Lott of Bolivar, Carl Lott of Henderson and Carroll Lott of Selmer; two brothers, L. T. Stanfill of Jack son and Llovd Stanfill of Akron, Ohio: two sisters. Mrs.

Ida Franks of Jackson and Mrs. Betty Lott of Brownsville; and four grandchildren. The body will be at tne fu neral home until services. Pallbearers will be Sam Stan fill, Roy Stanfill, Homer Stanfill, James Lott, Ernest Lott and Edward Morns. Mrs.

V.E. Fields MIDDLETON Funeral ser vices for Mrs. V. E. Fields, 64, will be at 2:30 p.m.

Friday at the Shackelford Funeral Home chapel with burial in Middleton Cemetery. Mrs. Fields died early today the Tippah County Hospital Ripley, 'following a long illness. She was a lifelong resident Hardeman County and a member of the Middleton Meth odist Church. Surviving are her husband, Vaden E.

Fields of Middleton; brother, J. C. Rogers of Bolivar; a sister, Mrs. Effie Thompson of Walnut, Miss. The body will be at the fu neral home.

West State Mrs. Gammel Mrs. Hallie J. Gammel, 74. a resident of Jackson since Febru ary, died today in the Jackson-Madison County General Hospital.

She was the widow of Hershel D. Gammel, former electric plant board employe in Kentucky. He died in 1967. Mrs. Gammel was born in Warren County, daughter of the late Gideon Green Johnson and Elizabeth Pennington Johnson.

She attended the public schools of Warren County. She was a member of the Christian Science Church, Mt. Victor Hor Club, Rebecca Loc'' and Garden Club. Mrs. Gammel made her home in Bowling Green, prior to moving to Jackson.

The body will be transported to the Burguss-Grabil and Thomas Funeral Chapel in Bowling Green by Griffin Funeral Home. Griffin is in charge of local arrangements. Survivors are: one daughter. Mrs. George McConkey of Jackson; and one sister, Mrs.

H. H. Humphrey of Owensboro, Ky. 5. 5.

Praff PARSONS Funeral services for Samuel S. Pratt, 60, were to be at 3 p.m. today at the Oak Grove Presbyterian Church with the Rev. Jesse Douglas officiating. Burial was to be in the church cemetery with Parsons Mortuarv in charge.

Mr. Pratt died early Wednes day at the Decatur County Hos pital following a Heart anacs. Me was ine son oi toe Duke and Addie Pratt of the Oak Grove Community, and was married to Miss Zula Griggs. He was an employe of the State Highway Department Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Zula G.

Pratt of Sugar Tree; a daughter. Mrs. Vonnell Hen dricks of Nashville: three sons, Jerry Glynn Pratt of Holladay, Johnny Odell Pratt and Larry Gene Pratt, both of Nashville; a sister, Mrs. Grace Stillwell of Memphis. New Ambassador Gives His Views PRAGUE (AP) Malcolm Toon, the new American ambassador to Czechoslovakia, told President Ludvik Svoboda today the United States feels "all peoples should be free to determine their way of life without outside interference." Toon made the statement in the throne hall of Prague Castle as he presented his credentials to the white-haired Czechoslovak president.

"We believe that all countries are entitled to respect for their sovereignty and integrity. We hold that all peoples should be free to determine their way of life without outside interf-; rence," Toon declared in veiled but unmistakeable criticism of the August 1968, Soviet invas ion of Czechoslovakia and the military occupation that followed. Svoboda was quoted by diplomats as telling Toon that Czech- usiuvctua nuiuu uianc u- fort to cooperate in bringing about security for Europe. OI' Swimming Hole Is ABM Radar Site NORTH ANDOVER, Mass. (AP) What do you do with an abandoned Sentinel antiballistic missile radar site? Youngsters here are swimming in one.

Despite a six-foot fence erected by the Army Corps of Engineers, youngsters have taken over as their private swimming pool the 40-foot-deep, 200-square yard pit left when construction was halted last February. Rain, and perhaps springs nearby, have filled the hole. of at be fill for 54, at el an the C. lan day W. ial at var and Jr.

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