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THE JACKSON SUN, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1968 5 West State Deaths And Obituaries Bears1 Hopes Fade Avery, tackle Mike Mayer and center John Mobley. In the Leonard Frankland (Continued from Page 1-A) alty took them out of it Start Mrs. J. E. Barber ing at their own 23 the Bruins backfield quarterback Lawson was quick and adept and runners Starr and Charles Hill were Funeral services were held at 3 p.m.

Saturday for prom hammered at the gruding Spartan defense to move to the hard driving backs. inent Jackson business and civic leader, Leonard E. Frankland Jackson countered with Jim White Station nine with a first from the Chapel of Griffin Fu and 10 situation. Thomas and Steve Presson doing a terrific job in the line Funeral services for Mrs. Josephine Lorena Barber, wife of J.

E. Barber, will be at 3 p.m. Monday at Smith Funeral Home Chapel with Dr. Paul Lyles officiating. Burial will be in Ridgecrest Cemetery.

Mrs. Barber was born in Jackson on July 5, 1885, and spent most of her life here. She was the daughter of the late neral Home with Dr. Paul Lyles officiating. Burial was in Two smashes by Dickey net nd Dickey Smith and quarter ted four yards and then came II J.m,l,,,., Ml 'HI ,1111111 IHIII I1LIII 1,1 HMU i ZJ tf I jt I -4 Ridgecrest Cemetery.

back Jerry Gordon taking honors in the backfield. In the de Survivors include: his widow the crushing penalty and Jack ,1 Mrs. Lucille Prish Frankland son finally coughed up the ball fensive secondary, Coppedge and Sammy Mingledorff were a daughter, Mrs. J. C.

Arm at the visitor's 10. particularly impressive. strong of Santa Mario, Calif. James Horace and Josie Allen The half ended on the 7-6 It was a hard hitting game four brothers, Walter Frank Edwards, well-known citizens of note. from start to finish a real as? Jackson.

Her mother died when land and Ernest Frankland Sr. of Jackson, Howard Frank- crowd pleaser. The Bears came Neither team threatened in Mrs. Barber was only six weeks land and Frank Frankland of old. the third quarter until late in y' iwiifrllmiiliViL out of the game with no injuries.

Dickey, held out of contact this past week due to an Tampa, four grandchild Mrs. Barber's husband was a the frame when back-to-back penalties and a five-yard run ren, Leonard Frankland Arm retired secretray of the Jackson strong, Tod Armstrong, Alician Armstrong and Cliff David Elks Lodge and the Jackson Lodge Free and Accepted Ma ning play loss set White Station back to its four. Dickey Armstrong; and his aunt, Mrs injury, carried the ball 24 times and gained 143 yards a near six-yard-a-carry effort. Jackson will play at Trenton next week in their first Big Ten contest of the season. JACKSON sons No.

45. She died at 10:30 a.m. Thursday. Viola Christie of Jackson. She was educated in the Jack SGT.

HUTCHERSON Services Monday For War Victim Funeral services for Armv son city schools and M. C. F. James C. Mellon now Lambuth College.

In 1922 Glover, Watlington, Nelson, Campbell. Giles. Jaco BOWLING ACHIEVEMENT Janice C. Muller accomplished quite a feat in Bowling. Having an average of only 105, she bowled she was married to Mr.

Barber, who survives. a 206 game and recorded a 206-1 51 -15S 501 series which is well above average for. the experienced bowler (Sun Photo by Gene Martindale) Funeral services for James As a young woman, Mrs. Bar Clarence Melton, 59, will be at 1:30 p.m. Monday at Smith hauled in the Spartan punt and returned to the WS 27.

White Station was equal to the defensive task and after giving up one first down, halted the Bears seven yards short of their goal just one play before the end of the third quarter. Eyeing the goal 93 yards away, the Spartans began to gobble up chunks of real estate with hardly a pause. A gamble on fourth and two at the Bruin ber was active in the business, Sgt. Ronald D. Hutcherson, 21, will be at 4 p.m.

Monday at Sweet Lips Baptist Church with Rev. J. H. Kennedy of Lexinqton Funeral Home with Dr. W.

Gay, Grace. Hayes, Taylor, Gillmore, Patterson, Harris Presson, Lawrence, Wilder Thomas Mingledorff, Gordon, Richardson, Dickey, Boyer, Benanti, Gilbert, Smith, Coppedge, Marburv Barry WHITE STATION Frix, Zinn, Roach, Gingold Newton Alston, Sheffield. Mayer Clark, Akers, Avery Mobley Lawson. Farrar. Lantz.

Howan. Kimzey and Dr. Trevis Otey Red Sox Overpower Twins church and social life of Jackson. She created the first White Christmas scene in Jackson at the First Methodist Church. omciatmg.

Burial will be Ridgecrest Cemetery with and the Rev. Belver Hutcherson, an uncle of Henderson, officiating. Burial will be in Sweet Lips Cemetery with full mili White's two-run homer and Al She served as secretary to A. Robinson and Curt Blefary each D. Noe II at the New Southern smacked his 15th homer Satur Downing's six-hit pitching led Lahman, Thomas, Starr, Hill, George tary honors and a military de I Hotel and also served in the score by quarters: the New York Yankees to their day, powering the Baltimore tail from Fort Campbell, Ky.

45 payed off when Lawson kept White Station 6 0 0 612 Jackson 7 7 Masonic rites at the graveside. Mr. Melton died early Saturday at his home at 80 Maywood Drive in Jackson. He was a member of Woodland Baptist Church where he taught the Junior Boys Class. He had been associated with ninth straight victory Saturday, the ball for three yards to keep Casey Funeral Home of Henderson will be in charge.

Touchdowns: White Station Starr (2). Jackson Smith. Extra Points: Jackson Smith a 4-1 triumph over the Washing the march alive. BOSTON (AP) Dave Bow-well limited Boston to three hits and tagged a double that led a five-run Minnesota rally in the eighth inning and carried the Twins to a 7-3 victory over the Red Sox Saturday. Rod Carew's bases-loaded double drove in three runs for the Twins in the eighth after Boswell had doubled, reached third on a balk by Dick Ells Sergeant Hutcherson, son of ton Senators.

Immediately thereafter two Mr. and Mrs. Carl D. Hutcher Orioles to a 5-3 victory over Cleveland. With the Orioles leading 4-3 in the eighth and the tying run on third base with one out, reliever Eddie Watt preserved the edge by getting Tony Horton on a bond department for the late I.

B. Tigrett, and was later receptionist for Dr. Pitts and Dr. White in the Crook Building. Mrs.

Barber opened an office under the Federal Government at Sheffield, and operated it for one year during World War I. She was secretary to the sup straight losses left Lawson and his mates faced with a third son of 583 Chester Levee Road, Maryville The nine-game streak ties an early season string by the Detroit Tigers for high in the and 15. At this stage White Sta was killed in Vietnam while engaged in hostile action against enemy forces. tion had failed to complete a Defeated American League this season. White hit his 17th homer in pass in four tries but Lawson proceeded to connect on two His parents were notified of grounder and striking out Duke the insurance business for 32 years, during which time he had been employed with Tennessee Insurance Company.

He was a 32nd Degree Mason. Surviving him are his widow, Mrs. Edna H. Melton of Jackson; two daughters, Mrs. Cooper McCrae of Jackson and Mrs.

David Sawyer of Ft worth and scored on a force Maryville, Term. (AP) Quar erintendent of telegraph of the straight one to John Thomas Sims. play. his death Wednesday morning by telegram. Sergeant Hutcherson died Sept.

6. for 10 and another to Glynn Mobile and Ohio Railroad from 1910 until the latter part of Boswell retired 15 straight the fourth inning following a single by Jake Gibbs. Brant Alyea homered for Washington's only run. Baltimore added an insurance run in the ninth on Brooks Rob Frix for 11 to pick up the first down. The soldier, a communication 1915, and again served in the same capacity in the same of The attack was slowed once inson's sacrifice fly, Don Buford terback Ricky Beale tossed two touchdown passes and Don Wingfield kicked a 23-yard field goal Saturday night as Hamp-den-Sydney defeated Maryville College 16-6 in the opening foot-the final four minutes.

Maryville grabbed a 7-0 lead specialist, would have been eligible for discharge in December after serving a three-year per Batters over one stretch before Carl Yaztrzemski poked his 20th home run of the year for the Red Sox in the eighth. Reggie Smith homered for Boston in the ninth. Smith, a brother, Harvey Melton of Waynesboro; two sis agam when White btation reached the Bruin two with four and rookie Merv Rettenmund also delivered Oriole runs with sacrifice flies. ters, Mrs. Walter Gallaher of Waynesboro and Mrs.

Freeman downs to pick up the go-ahead TD. Two straight running plays were stacked up for no. gain but on the third down Starr in the second period when John Pro Football By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS American League Houston 24, Miami 10 Crews of Florence, five grandchildren. Pallbearers will be Leo Ely, Klein capped a 43-yard drive by fice from November 1918 until January 31, 1923. Mrs.

Barber was an active member of the First Methodist Church, working with the Ep-worth League for young people and organizing the Golden Circle Class for women. As a young woman she was a member of the Women's club and of the Eastern Star of Jackson and iod in the U. S. Army. He had been in Vietnam for five months and was stationed at Chu Lai.

He attended Chester County High School in Henderson and South Side High School in Jackson before volunteering for mili Yankees On Top going over from the 2 and Jim Baltimore Wins CLEVELAND (AP) Frank slanted off end to go sliding deep into the end zone for the Claude McKaskill, Bob Black-man, Maurice Smith, Dr. WASHINGTON (AP) Roy I Franklin Day, Coy Warren. Cannon converted. A Scott quick kick went to the Maryville 45, where the visiting Virginia team took it, and Beale subsequently passed 12 yards to Randy Edwards to tie the game Honorary pallbearers will be tary service. winning marker.

Lawson's extra point try sailed off to the left and Jackson had a minute and 47 seconds to pull it out. Starting at their own 38 the Survivors, other than his par his class of Junior boys at Woodland Baptist Church. was made a life member. She retained her U. D.

C. membership until her death. Torrid Pace Set At Olympic Trial with five minutes left in the half. Bears reached the White Sta Practice Session Helpful To Vandy NASHVILLE, Term. (AP) Don North, down for double duty in Vanderbilt's backfield this ents, include three sisters, Mrs.

Lee W. Little and Mrs. James Don Inman of Memphis, and Miss Hilda Ruth Hutcherson of She gave much of her time John D. Code looking after the sick and the old. ministering not only to her Wingfield's field goal came after a Maryville punt went for only 14 yards from the Scot 9 in the third quarter.

Jackson, his paternal grandfa tion 40 before time ran out. Jackson Coach Richard Ross said of the game, "We knew it would be just that type of contest with both teams going all out. We'll keep our heads up ther, J. C. Hutcherson and his MILAN Services for John al competition.

own relatives and friends, but to all who needed her help. maternal Grandmother, Mrs. Hampden- Sydney drove 80 D. Code, former Milan resident, By RON RAPOPORT Associated Press Sports Writer SOUTH LAKE TAHOE, Calif. Jeff Tedford.

both of Hender- James was wearing the approved shoes and thus, if Evans' yards for its other touchdown in son. the final four yards. record is not allowed, it is con our boys have nothing to be ashamed of. The following cousins will ser fall, sparked the offense Saturday as the Commodores staged their last big scrimmage before opening against Virginia Military next week. North's slashing slants through the line and gallops around the flanks were the (AP) Lee Evans, wearing the same type track shoes that Hampden-Sydney 0 7 3 616 will be at 4 p.m.

today at Bodkin Funeral Home with the Rev. Scott Johnson of Union City and the Rev. Walter E. Mischke Jr. of Milan officiating.

Burial will be in White Rose cemetery Survivors include a half-sister, Mrs. Melville Edwards Zu-lauf of Apopka, two nieces, Mrs. Barbara Hoffman Linker of Costa Mesa, Calif, and Miss Frances Hayley of Memphis; a nephew. Horace Edward Hayley I really thought we would Maryville 0 7 0 0 7 ve as pallbearers: Noell Hutcherson, Phillip Hutcherson, Har old Wavne Tedford, Jerry Me Mar Klein 2 run (Cannon score more than we did but I was real proud of them." White Station had three outstanding linemen in guard Jim Cormick, Mick Browder, Leon brightest developments in what at Gibson. Mr.

Code died Friday of Memphis; four great-nieces, coach Bill Pace called an over kick) H-S Edwards 12 pass from Beale (Wingfield kick) H-S Palmore 4 pass from Beale (Kick failed) A unavailable. Tedford. The body will be at the funeral home after 6 p.m. today. Jackson-Madison County Gen Mrs.

Terry Linker Lmder and Mrs. Linda Linker Jackson of all acceptable practice. "North is likely to be our busi eral Hospital. He had served as an account Costa Mesa, Kristen Wells Hayley of Memphis and Mrs. Galye Harrell Wilson of Birmingham, est backfield man this fall," Pace commented.

"For sure, he ceivable James could be given credit for the world record. Meet officials took the precaution of having him fill out a record application. Bob Beamon won the long jump with a wind-aided leap of 27 feet, 6-inches, which is 1 inches better than the listed world mark shared by Ralph Boston and Russia's Igor Ter-O-vanesyan. Beamon was helped by a 7.1-mile-per-hour wind, well over the allowable maximum of 4.47 miles per hour. Boston gained a spot on the ant for the Department of Pub Matt Scott did a fme job this lic Utilities in Milan.

In 1963 he moved to Huntsville, Ala, might have cost John Carlos a world record at 200 meters, bettered the world standard at 400 meters Saturday by four-tenths of a second, finish in 44 seconds flat. In setting the fourth world record at the U.S. Olympic track and field trials, Evans, following a torrid early pace by Vince Matthews, caught Larry James about 20 meters from the finish and won by a meter. James, a Villanova sophomore, was clocked in 44.1. Ron Freeman of Arizona State University took the third place on the Olympic team with a 44.6 clocking.

College Scores By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS South North Carolina State 10, Wake Forest 6 scrimmage." DECATURVILLE Funeral services for Matt Scott, 92, will three great-nephews, Richard Allen Hayley and Michael Hayley, both of Memphis, and where he served as a public The 6-2, 196-pound semor from accountant. Moody leads Kemper Open Lynchburg, moved into the be at 2 p.m. Monday at freeman's Chapel Methodist Church Surviving are his widow, Fritz Harrell of Alabama; three great-great-nieces, Cyn No. 2 tailback position in the of Mrs. Mary Harris Code; and a in Decaturville with Kev.

W. fensive backfield after Jack Jak-boik was sidelined for the sea son, Redmond Code, both of Wortham officiating. Burial will Huntsville, Ala. son with a knee injury earlier be in the Decaturville Cemetery SUTTON, Mass. (AP) Un the week.

with Parhams Mortuary in cha team for the third time with a Midwest Drake 30, Northern Arizona 14 Western Michigan 20, Arizona State 0 Georgia 17, Tennessee 17, tie Akfron 32, Butler 7 Northern Illinois 40, Ball State rge. 27-1 leap that was aided by an heralded Orville Moody, a long-term Army sergeant in his first season on the pro golf tour, fashioned a neat five-under-par Mrs. Dugger thia Linder and Dana Michelle Jackson, both of Costa Mesa, Calif, and Cheryl Lynn Wilson of Birmingham, and a great-great-nephew, Ramond Gregory Linder of Costa Mesa, Calif. Active pallbearers will be H. R.

Hayley of Memphis, Dan Maddrev of Memphis, Clarence Mr. Scott died Friday morn 11 m.p.h. wind. Charlie Mays EDUCATION'S GUIDING LIGHT The recognized world record ing at his residence Decaturville after a long illness. LOCKPORT, 111.

(AP) The Funeral services for Mrs. Re 67 Saturday and took the third took the third spot with a lifetime best of 26-9, narrowly beating out Phil Shinnick who human relations committee for 20 He was a lifelong resident of at 400 meters is 44.5, set by Tommie Smith, but Matthews has a pending mark of 44.4 that he set in a pre-trial meet at this high altitude site late last becca Ozzinell Dugger, 52, will be at 2 p.m. today at the John-s Memorial Presbyterian had one leap of 26-6 and two the Lockport Teachers Organization is drafting a philosophy it Iowa State 28, Buffalo 10 Hampden Sydney 16, Mary- Decatur County, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Abner Scott, and others of 26-6.

round lead in the $150,000 Kemper Open. Moody, 34, who spent 14 years in the service before deciding to take a shot at golf's big money, made a big bid for the $30,000 ville 7 plans to use as a guideline in its Church with the Rev. Fred E. Davis, Merlyn Johnsey, W. E.

Terry and Hugh L. Yarbro, all of Jackson. Evans was confident his 400 month. Carson-Newman 34, Catawba was a member oi tne Freeman's Chapel Methodist Church. Manning, pastor, officiating.

record would be accepted. 14 relationships with the community. It follows a guideline devel Evans, a 21-year-old student at San Jose, State Col Honorary pallbearers will be Burial will be in Hollywood Cemetery with Griffin Funeral Minnesota-Duluth 35, Moor first prize with a 54-hole total of Surviving are his widow, Mrs. "I think the shoes will be approved," Evans said. "The Gen.

A. Lacy Price, Simpson lege, generally is recognized as head 26 oped by the school board of 206 for the 72-hole tournament Home in charge. Ella Scott of Decaturville; three coaches think so. I'm not wor Mrs. Dugger died late Friday at the Pleasant Valley Country the best in the world at this distance after beating James for Russell, Dr.

Will T. Fitts, J. Henry White, Amos Baum and H. Ernest Barnes. daughters, Mrs.

Pauline Mays at the Jackson-Madison Coun U1UD. Dayton 24, Kent State 10 Far West Utah State 28, New Mexico ned about it. The company which makes the shoes is nego High School District 205 last fall. Among the 11 points are: Employment is based on qualifications other than race, creed ty General Hospital. of Ridgley, Mrs.

Cathryn Mc-Fall and Mrs. Bonnie Pearson, both of Anderson, three Winner of only $3,464 in money on the tour this tiating with the International She was born in Mercer State 12 Amateur Athletic Federation year, Moody, who plays out of W. F. Evans Idaho Sate 52, Portland State Kiiieen, will enter the fi daughter of the late Joseph and Lou Ella Lewis Maners. She graduated from.

Huntersville High School and attended West 30 or color. Recognize each other's prejudices and deal with them intelligently. Must provide equal nal round with a one-stroke lead sons, Stanley Scott of Cleveland, Ohio, Leland Scott and Grover Scott, both of Decaturville; two sisters, Mrs. Maggie Scott of Cairo, and Mrs. Milan Funeral services for over Australia's Bruce Cramp- Tennessee Business College.

In ton. William Fred Evans, 68, will be at 2 p.m. today at Bodkin and if I have to go to talk to them myself, I will." Jim Ryun, running easily, qualified Saturday for the second round of the trials. Ryun, who failed to qualify in the 800 earlier, ran last in his heat until the final turn and facilities of staff and plant to all children on an equal basis. Educate pupils to understand, 1933 she was married to George Moody capped his spectacular ELECTRIC LICKING LOUISVILLE, Ky.

(AP) the national collegiate championship at Berkeley, in June. He also won the AAU championships. Evans wore the shoes used on rubberized tracks, such as the Tartan one used here, that do not meet international specifications. Carlos wore the same type Thursday when dashing to a 19.7 clocking in the 200, beating the established record by three-tenths of a second. Each shoe has 68 tiny metal spikes, referred to as brushes, instead of the maximum eight spikes approved for internation Ellen Pettigrew of Los Angeles, four grandchildren, Leon Dugger, now with the round with a birdie 4 on the 18th Jackson Utility Division.

Mrs. Carol Owens overhead this green, while most of the crowd three great grandchildren, and Mrs. Dugger was employed respect and appreciate cultures of other peoples. Must furnish leadership to prevent segregation in the spirit of Illinois eleven great great grand of 27,500 swarmed around Arnold Palmer and host pro Paul as a booKKeeper tor JNatnan children. Ladies Ready-To-Wear Store, Harney.

then sprinted up to finish second to Oregon's Roscoe Divine, who The body will be at the re remark while her three small daughters were playing "mother" one morning. "If you don't behave," one of the youngsters said to another, "I'm going to get the electric Funeral Home with the Rev. Wilburn Nelson and the Rev. B. M.

McCarty officiating. Burial will be in Gibson County Memory Gardens. Mr. Evans died early Friday at his home following a heart attack. He was a retired farmer.

Surviving are his wife, Mrs. maimer and banders re won the race in the slow time of school legislation, which calls for school boards to provide equal opportunity for all school and was a member of the Johnson Memorial Presbyterian Church, where she was in the sidence in Decatursville today after 6 p.m. until the time of mained within striking distance. three strokes off the pace. Pal 3 minutes 58.3 seconds.

Ryun was clocked in the same time. services. children. spanker after you." mer and Dappy Doug matched Anna P. Tomlin Sunday School class.

She was also a member 70s over the par 37-3572 of the DAV. course. Mrs. Jennie Moore Surviving her other than her husband are a son. David Leon Ella Goff Evans; two sons, Ray Evans of Memphis and Roy Gene Evans; his mother, Mrs.

Sarah Evans of Milan; two HENDERSON, Tenn. Mrs. Dugger of U-T Medical School Wall slipped four strokes behind with a 73 for a total of 210. Harney took a 75 for 212, falling behind neighbor Joe Carr and Howie Johnson of Palm Springs, Jennie Bell Moore, 84, died at Memphis; two sisters Mrs p.m. Friday at the Jackson- daughters, Mrs.

Freddie Lee Dy Lorraine Brooks and Mrs. Es- er of Milan and Mrs. Willie Sab- Make The Phone Call That Means More Profit For Your Business telle E. Cain both of Jackson, Madison County General Hospital after an allness of one week. tJaut.

wno were tied with 211. tke of Germany; three sisters, Mrs. Oval Suits of Florida. and a brother, Oscar Maners of She made her home at 207 S. Mrs.

Ruby Gardner and Mrs. Las Vegas, Nev. Pallbearers are asked to Washington in Henderson. Mary Scoby, both of Gary, Ind. John W.

Canady John Wesley Canady of Jack meet at the Griffin Chapel at Mrs. Moore was born and reared in McNairy County, daughter of the late William Mrs. T. Miller James and Margaret Wright son died at 10:20 p.m. Saturday.

Funeral arrangements are incomplete. Smith Funeral Home will be in charge. 1:30 p.m. They are as follows: W. D.

York, E. H. Johnson, Brooks Metts, John David Myers, Paul Edwards and Robert McCrae. Honorary pallbearers are to meet at the church and will sit Horn. She was married to John Funeral services for Mrs.

Gavin Moore in 1904 and they made their home in Enville un Tempie Alice Miller of 30A Neff Circle, who died Wednesday at the Jackson-Madison County General Hospital will be at 2:30 Friendship Class Meets til 21 years ago when they moved to Henderson. She had in a body, inose serving wm be the officers of Johnson Memorial Presbyterian Church. On September 9, the Freshman been in poor health for the past class of Friendship High School 12 years. Besides her husband she met to make plans for the com p.m. today at the St.

John Rjaptist Church in Dancyville with the Rev. W. N. Reed officiating. Burial will be in the church cemetery with Stephen leaves a son, Guy Moore of ing year.

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Miller was born and Funeral services will be at 4 p.m. today at Casey Funeral Home chapel with the Rev. John Sturdivant, minister of the First Methodist Church of Sue Smith; and treasurer, Jan- reared in Haywood County, daughter of the late Charles and Mrs. Ann Wilkerson. She ette Keece.

Janette Reece was selected as Basketball Queen candidate moved to Jackson about 20 years ago and was a member and her escort will be Ricky Henderson officiating. Burial will be in Mt Zion Cemetery near Enville. Pallbearers will be Lois Car Ange. Mrs. Tom Miller Privett is Class Sponsor.

his sister, Mrs. McMillan; two daughters, Mrs. Louis O'Hara of Chattanooga and Mrs. A. B.

Taylor of Bardstown, and a son, Walter Uffelman Jr. of of St. John Baptist Church. Survivors include her husband, Willie Miller; a foster son, Lanster Miller of Chicago. 111.

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The meeting was then adjourned. eral home. complete, i eral home..