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Collision kills Friendship ma so deaths 14C The Jqckson Sun, Jackson, Tennessee, Suncfay October 14, 1979 Mrs. Edna Waters Dodd HOLLOW ROCK Service for Mrs. Edna Waters Dodd, 70, wife of R.M. Dodd. will be at 4 p.m.

today at Prospect Baptist Church with the Rev. Jimmy Allison and John Hedge officiating. Burial will be in Prospect Cemetery with Bruceton Funeral Home in charge. Mrs. Dodd died Friday morning at Benton County General Hospital in Camden after a long illness.

Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Brenda Steele of Savannah; a son, Billy Dodd of Hollow Rock; two sisters, Mrs. Mary Moody and Mrs. Thelma Hoereth, both of Smyrna, two brothers, Ernest Waters of Atlanta and. Clarence Waters of Inverness, four grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.

crest of a hill on Main, it struck the Kendall's car head-on, according to Marvin. The elder. Kendall was a former employee of Roadway Express antf was a veteran of the Korean War. He was a member of the Moose and Elks Lodges and the The younger Kendall was a student at Hamlet f-Robertson School in Crockett Mills. Services for the Kendalls will be at 3 p.m'.

Sunday at Dyersburg Funeral Home with the Rev. Joe Walker officiating. Burial will be in Dyer County Memorial Gardens. In addition to his wife, Mr. Kendall is survived by his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Howard Kendall of Tatum-ville; two sons, Scottie Kendall and Roger Hendren, both of Friendship; two brothers, Johnny Kendall and Bobby Kendall, both of Memphis; and a sister, Mrs. Mary Jane Billings of Covington. The younger Kendall is also survived by his maternal grandmother, Mrs. Hipp of Friendship.

FRIENDSHIP A 45-year bid Friendship man and his 15-year-old son were killed Friday night in' a two-car collision on Main Street. Tennessee Highway Patrolman John Marvin identified the victims as R. C. Kendall, and his son Ronald Kendall, both of Friendship. Kendall's wife, Mary Ann, 41, and her mother, Mrs.

Irma Hipp, 68, were taken to Jackson- Madison County General Hospital. Mrs. Kendall was listed in poor condition Saturday afternoon and her mother was reported to be in fair condition. The driver of the other car, Shaw-ney Davis, 20, of Route 1, Friendship, was charged with driving under the influence and vehicular homicide, Marvin reported. Davis was treated and released at the Jackson hospital.

The state trooper said Davis was fleeing from Friendship police, driving south on Main at a high rate of speed. When the Davis car came to the Arthur Treacher's All You Gan Fish Fry Every Sunday Gome Enjoy All The Fish You Can Eat Man dies of heart attack while driving An 84-year-old Trenton man died of an apparent heart attack Saturday while driving on U.S. 45 about three miles north of Humboldt. Pronounced dead on arrival at Gibson General Hospital in Trenton was Richard E. Davis, 822 S.

High St. Highway Patrolman David Trimmer reported that a car driven by Davis pulled into the path of a truck driven by Curtis Staggs, 91 John Jackson. Staggs, Mrs! Nellie Davis, and the Davis's daughter, Miss Dorothy Nell Davis, of Nashville, received minor injuries, Trimmer said. Trimmer said the attending physician determined that Mr. Davis suffered the heart attack prior to the accident, which was reported at 12:45 p.m.

Services for Mr. Davis will be at 10:30 a.m. Monday at First United Methodist Church in Trenton with the Rev. Luther Clark and the Rev. Tommy Edwards officiating.

Burial will be in Oakland Cemetery. He was born and reared in Gibson County at Rutherford. He was a graduate of Fitzgerald and Clark Preparatory School in Trenton and a 1917 graduate of Southwestern University. Mr. Clark was a lieutenant in the 70th Field Artillery Unit of the U.S.

Army, serving during World War I. He taught in the public schools of Helena, later to become superintendent of schools there. He was editor and publisher of the Bolivar Commercial for about 15 years, prior to returning to Trenton where he was the editor and publisher of the Herald Register. He retired in 1967. Mr.

Clark was a member of the Trenton Rotary Club, the Trenton Historical Society and First United Methodist Church, where he served as superintendent of Sunday School and member of the official board, governing body of the church. Other than his wife and daughter, he leaves four sons, Richard E. Davis Jr. of Murfreesboro, Nathaniel R. Davis of Ashville, N.C., Donald F.

Davis of Memphis and Kenneth Davis of Nashville; three sisters, -Mrs. Sammy Lee Campbell of Memphis, Mrs. Knox McRae of Deland, and Mrs. Herman Rush of Memphis; two brothers, Nathaniel Davis of Glenview, jilL, and Herbert Davis of Mayfield, and eight Nation's oldest citizen buried BARTOW, Fla. AP) America's senior citizen, Charlie Smith, was buried Saturday in the closing chapter of an ex-slave's storybook life which spanned nearly 14 decades.

Charlie, the oldest U.S. citizen listed on Social Security rolls, was 137 years old when he died Oct. 5 at a convalescent center in Bartow where he spent his last five years. Plus Cole slaw Hushpuppies Chips 1 Regular sie Soft Drink or Coffee Adults Senior 99 Children (under 12) no carry nut or coupon it ill accepted in conjunction with ttm onVr W.D. MANNING Viet Nam Purple Heort War Hero Sun.

A.M. 9:45 Worship 11 :00 a.m. Evangelist 7:00 p.m. Barbee Barham Services for Barbee Barham, 69, of 209 Walnut were Saturday at West Jackson Baptist Church. Dr.

John Lee Taylor and the Rev. Norman Culpepper officiated. Burial was in Ridgecrcst Cemetery with Lawrence, Sorensen and Lanier Funeral Home in churge. Mr. Barham, a retired Union University employee, died Friday at Jackson-Madison County General Hospital after a short illness.

He was born in Madison County. Mr. Barham was a deacon and formerly assistant Sunday School superintendent at West Jackson Baptist Church. He leaves his wife, Mrs. Virginia Bartholomew Barham; a son, John David Barham of Jackson; two brothers, Haywood Barham of Bolivar and Virgil Barham of Covington; and nine sisters, Mrs.

Norma Austin, Mrs. Rebecca Porter, Mrs. Webb and Mrs. Pauline Rhear, all of Jackson, Mrs. Nina Hudson of Malesus, Mrs.

Elizabeth King of Memphis, Mrs. Helen Merwin of Franklin, Mrs. Dorothy Carr of Paducah, and Mrs. Patty Ward of Belmont, Calif. Edgar Lee Re ic hard CAMDEN Services for Edgar Lee Reichard, 72, retired security guard, will be at 10 a.m.

Monday at Stockdale-Malin Funeral Home with the Rev. Jimmy Allison officiating. Burial will be in Eastview Cemetery. Mr. Reichard died Saturday at Benton County General Hospital after a long illness.

Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Doris Jo Arnold of Camden; two sons, Larry Reichard and Ralph Reichard, both of Camden; and two stepsons, Richard Hays of Spartanburg, S.C., and A.J. Ludlow of Fort Smith, a brother, Ernest Reichard of Oklahoma; 19 grandchildren. Mrs. Paula Farmer MCKENZIE Services for Mrs.

Paula Farmer, 77, will be at 10 a.m. Monday at Brummitt Funeral Home with John Forgy officiating. Burial will be in East Side Cemetery at Martin. Mrs. Farmer died Saturday afternoon at her home here after a long illness.

Surviving are a son, Tom H. Farmer III of Martin; and two grandchildren. Miss Leigh Ann Briggs PARSONS Services for Miss Leigh Ann Briggs, 11, will be at the Parsons Mortuary at 2 p.m. Monday, with Dr. Harvey Tingle officiating.

Burial will be in the Pleasant Grove Cemetery in Henderson County. Miss Briggs died following a short illness at Le Bonheur Children's Hospital in Memphis. She was a lifelong resident of Memphis and was a Baptist. Survivors include her mother, Mrs. Marie Reeves Briggs of Memphis; her fathe James V.

Briggs of Memphis; and three sisters, Mrs. Jean Judd, Mrs. Mary Carney and Mrs. Anna Davidson, all of Memphis. James Adam Finger 'James Adam Finger, 74, of Route 1, Pinson, died Friday at Wilson's Boarding Home after a long illness.

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Warren' TRENTON Services for Willie H. Warren, 71, retired City of Dyers-burg employee, were Saturday at Shelton Funeral Home with burial in Walnut Grove Cemetery. Mr. Warren died Friday at Park-view' Convalescent Center in Dyers-burg after a long illness. He was a -member of Southside Baptist Church.

Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Ella Warren; a daughter, Mrs. Freda Jones of Humboldt; two sons, John Thomas Warren of Cleveland, Ohio, and Joe Warren of Trenton; six grandchildren; and two greatgrandchildren. Dalton Henry Williams LEXINGTON Services for Dal- ton Henry Williams, 75, retired manager of Hart Hall Book Store at Murray State University, were Sa turday at Pa ford Funeral Home with burial in the Lexington City Cemetery. Mr.

Williams died early Friday at Jackson-Madison County General Hospital after a short illness. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Helen Tuck Williams of Lexington; a daughter, Mrs. Barbara Ann Giles of Lexington; and a sister, Mrs. Marie Graves of Lexington.

George 'Buddy' Hammock SAVANNAH Services for George "Buddy" Hammock, 51, mechanic for Bordens Ice Cream will be at 1 :30 p.m. today at Shackelford Funeral Home with the Rev. W.E. Willis officiating. Burial will be in White Sulphur Cemetery in Pickwick Landing State Park.

Mr. Hammock died Thursday at Hines VA Hospital in Chicago. He was a veteran of the Korean conflict and a member of First Apostolic Church in Lockport, 111. Mr. Hammock formerly lived at Savannah and Counce but had lived in Arland Park, 111., for the past 21 years.

Surviving are a son, Stevie L. Hammock of ArFand Park, a daughter, Miss Rhonda D. Hammock of Arland Park; his mother, Mrs. Charlie Barnett of Counce; two sisters, Mrs. Evelyn Mitchell of Ross-ville, and Mrs.

Nannie Tingle of Ashville, two brothers, David Hammock of Corinth, and Mike Hammock of Savannah; and a grandson, Steven Hammock of Arland Park. Mrs. Relma Ailene Griffin MILAN Services for Mrs. Relma Ailene Griffin, 69, will be at 2 p.m. Monday at Bodkin Funeral Home with burial in Campgrounds Cemetery near here.

Mrs. Griffin died early Saturday at Jackson-Madison County General Hospital after a long illness. She was born in Carroll County. She was a member of Poplar Springs Baptist Church. Mrs.

Griffin was the wife of O.E. Griffin, who survives. Besides her husband, she leaves two sons, William Griffin of Dyer and Pete Griffin with the U.S. Air Force in Stuttgart, Germany; a daughter, Mrs. Norma Hugueley of Route 1, Atwood; a step-daughter, Mrs.

Jane Lackey of Chicago; a brother, Jack Cobb of Trezevant; two sisters, Miss Dot Cobb and Miss Thelma Cobb, both of Riverside, and five grandchildren. Arlie Vester Holland CAMDEN Services for Arlie Vester Holland, 72, retired employee of the Railroad, were Saturday at Pleasant Ridge Baptist Church with burial in Crossroads Cemetery. Mr. Holland died Wednesday at his home after a long illness. He was a member of Pleasant Ridge Baptist Church.

Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Virginia Bell of Cincinnati, Ohio; a son, Lottis Holland of Camden; four. 1 sisters, Ms. Verlie Spence and Ms. Addie Oxford, both of Camden, Ms.

Elver Chester of Bruceton, and Ms. Vada Lashlee of Chicago; a half-sister. Ms. Florence Kilner of Clarks-ville; a brother, Gilbert Holland of Camhen; six grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. James Tolbert Williams WESTPORT Services for James Tolbert Williams, 85, retired farmer, will be at 3 p.m.

today at Dilday Funeral Home in Huntingdon with the Rev. Clarence Carter officiating. Burial will be in McAuley Cemetery. Mr. Williams died Friday night at Carroll County General Hospital after a long illness; 7 Surviving are five daughters, Mrs.

Ruby Willis and Mrs. Minnie Webb, both of Huntingdon, Mrs. Sue Cary of Mrs. Betty Cary of Vero Beach, and Mrs. Irene Gatlin of Cedar Grove; two sons, Leslie Williams of Washington, 111., and George Williams of West port; 25 grandchildren and 20 -r 11.

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today at Bodkin Funeral Home with Leo Powers officiating. Burial will be in Oakwood Cemetery. Mrs. Zwerlein died early Saturday at Jackson-Madison County General Hospital after a long illness. She was born in Gibson County.

She was a member of the Main Street Church of Christ. Surviving are two sons, Greg Zwerlein and Scotty Zwerlein, both of Lake St. Louis, a daughter, Mrs. Barbara Saputo of Chicago; her mother, Mrs. Bert Northcott of Milan; and four grandchildren.

Mrs. Mildred Katherine Melton HUMBOLDT Services for Mrs. Mildred Katherine Melton, 52, former Humboldtan who had lived in Walnut, were Saturday at Hunt Funeral Home with the Rev. Richard Woodall officiating. Burial was in Mount Zion Cemetery.

Mrs. Melton died at her home Thursday in Walnut. She moved from Humboldt to Walnut about eight years ago. She was a native of Gibson County. Mrs.

Melton was a Baptist. Surviving are her husband, Clyde Melton of Humboldt; two sons, Charles Melton of Memphis and Richard Melton of Humboldt; a daughter, Mrs. Kathy Summer of Humboldt; a brother, Shelie Stills of Walnut; six sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth Jones of Walnut, Mrs. Isabelle Hol-ley of Tipplersville, Mrs.

Margie Wilbanks and Mrs. Jany Freeman, both of Memphis, Brock of Humboldt and Mrs. Sarah O'Neal Hudson of Tuscaloosa, and four grandchildren. Wade M. Hampton HUNTINGDON Services for Wade M.

Hampton, 63, taxi operator, will be at 1:30 p.m. today at Huntingdon Church of Christ with Warder K. Novak and B.B. Norden officiating. Burial will be in Christian Chapel Cemetery with Dilday Funeral Home in charge.

Mr. Hampton died Friday morning at Veterans Administration Hospital in Nashville after' a short illness. He was a veteran of World War II. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Dorothy Kelly Hampton; a son, Randall Hampton; a brother, Tyler Hampton; a sister, Mrs.

Hester Wilkes; and a grandson, all of Huntingdon. Joseph Odell Johnson KENTON Services for Joseph Odell Johnson, 76, retired electrical engineer for Union Carbide, will be at 3 p.m. today at Karnes and Son Funeral Home here with Dr. Wayne Wima'n officiating. Burial will be in Union Grove Cemetery.

Mr. Johnson died Friday at Lourdes Hospital in Paducah, after a long illness. He lived in Kenton before moving to Paducah. Mr. Johnson was a master Mason, a member of Scottish Rite and Eastern Star.

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