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deaths 1 4 The Jackson Sun, Jackson, Tennessee, Thursday, August 15, 1974 threw banana peels on the front steps. At this point five national guardsmen who usually protect the embassy called in reinforcements but they did not try to break up the protest. The embassy spokesman said no one inside the embassy was injured in the rock throwing spree. He said some of the rocks went through the windows of the office of Ambassador William Jorden. United Brands suspended its Panamanian operations July 24 in protest over the $1 tax per 40-pound crate of bananas.

Bananas Thrown In Protest formal protest would be filed with the Panamanian government because of the demonstration Wednesday. An estimated 300 'high school students gathered in front of the embassy and for 45 minutes protested peacefully. But as most of the students began to leave, some of the group tried to haul down the American flag in front of the building. Failing to do the students sang the Panamanian national anthem, burned a crude reproduction of the U.S.' flag and PANAMA (AP) Panamanian students stoned the United States Embassy here, smashing 80 windows as Panamanian national guard troops stood nearby directing traffic around the demonstrators. Officials said the protest, which included banana peels thrown on the embassy's front steps, was against the refusal of an American banana company, United Brands, to pay the export tax levied by Panama, Costa Rica and Honduras.

An Embassy spokesman said a Amos Lipford ADAMSVILLE Services for Amos Albert Lipford, 58, farmer, were at 3 p.m. today at Mars Hill Church of Christ with Danny Eubanks officiating. Burial was in Mars Hill Cemetery with Shackelford Funeral Home of Selmer in charge. Mr. Lipford died Tuesday at memphis Baptist Hospital.

He leaves his widow, Mrs. Mary Lipford; a son, Charles R. Lipford of Memphis; three daughters, Mrs. Betty Henry and Mrs. Shirley Terry, both of Adamsville, and Mrs.

Peggy Shull of Olive Hill; six. brothers, Marvin Lipford of MeNairy, Allie Lipford of Memphis, John Lipford of Alamo, Carl Lipford and Earnest Lipford, both of Adamsville, and Granville Lipford of Florida; three sisters, Mrs. Callie Hampton of Jackson, Mrs. Nelia Inman of Corinth, and Mrs. Mackie Beaty of Bethel Springs.

daily report Mrs. Esther Lindy Graveside services for Mrs. Esther Lindy, wife of Jack Lindy of Mobile, are to be held Friday afternoon at 1 o'clock at B'Nai Israel Cemetery with Kabbi Harry Danziger officiating. George A. Smith and Sons is in charge of the arrangements.

Mrs. Lindy died Wednesday morning at 7:30 in the Mobile Infirmary where she had been a patient since Aug. 8. Mrs. Linday came to Jackson at a very early age where she received her education, graduating from Jackson High School, and then attended the Sophia Xewcombe School in New Orleans.

She was the daughter of the late Albert J. and Tillie Marks Altfeld. She and her husband left Jackson some 35 years ago and had resided in Mobile for a number of years. Survivors other than her husband are two daughters. David Levin of Pen-sacola.

and Mrs. Gerald Doochin of Nashville; three sisters, Mrs. Sam Lindy of Mobile, Mrs. Julius Silverberg of Florence, and Mrs. Shirley Solomon of Toledo, two sisters-in-law who live in Jackson.

Mrs. Irwin Freedman and Mrs. Jack Maranoff and four grandchildren. The body will remain at the funeral home until services. Pallbearers will be Irving Rosenbloom.

Jonas Kisber Don Friedman, Buddy Glassman. Jack Alper and Sam Bergel. Robert Gray Tropical Storm Hits Caracas MIAMI (AP) Tropical storm Alma was moving across northwestern Venezuela today after lashing Caracas with 55 mile an hour winds and heavy rains. Gale warnings were up for the islands of Bonaire, Curacao and Aruba and for the Paraguana Peninsula in Venezuela and the Guajira Peninsula in Colombia. Jesse McCormick, Bradford Vicki Arnold, Bradford Estelle Armstrong, Milan Carolyn Holt, Bradford CEDAR CREST HOSPITAL, HUMBOLDT Admitted: Mrs.

Raina Edwards, Medina Mrs. Edgar Moore, Humboldt Robert Copley, Humboldt Mrs. Mark Prichard, Humboldt Mrs. Cecil Sanders, Humboldt Mrs. Maude Craft, Atwood CITY OF MILAN HOSPITAL Admitted: Farris Moore, Milan Mary Kirk, Bradfoird Selma Alford, Medina Brannon Wiliford, Milan Bell, Milan Freddie Rogers, Jackson Glenda Killeny Milan Madison County who require ambulance service may call the Jackson-Madison County Ambulance Authority at 424-01 1 1.

GIBSON COUNTY HOSPITALS (As of 8 a.m. Thursday) GIBSON GENERAL, TRENTON Admitted: Richard Glenn Smith, Humboldt L. M. Cates, Humboldt Mrs. Vernon Price, Dyer Mrs.

Elvina Bennett, Trenton C. N. Walls, Bradford John Richardson, Trenton Births: Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Sutton, Trenton, girl, Aug.

15 MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, TRENTON Admitted: Gertrude Hardin, Trenton Marsha Hobbs, Trenton SELMER Services for Robert Gray," Ho, retired farmer, were at 1 p.m. today at Shackelford Funeral Home. Burial was in Lake Hill Memorial Gardens. Mr. Gray died Tuesday at MeNairy County General Hospital.

He leaves his widow, Mrs. Vallie Gray; a son, Maynard Gray of Memphis; two daughters, Mrs. Jim Kolbe of Lebanon and Mrs. Billy Lewis of Selmer; a brother, Thomas Gray of Adamsville; three sisters, Mrs. Velma MeLain, Mrs.

Zelma McLain and Mrs. Ellen Clunk, all of Adamsville. Cratus G. Moore SAVANNAH Services for Cratus George Moore, 65, laborer, were at 3 p.m. today at Shackelford Funeral Home of Savannah with the Rev.

H.J. Lackey and the Rev. W.D. McCollum officiating. Burial was in Adamsville cemetery.

Mr. Moore died Tuesday at Cedar Crest Hospital in Humboldt. He was born in MeNairy County. He was a member of the Assembly of God Church. He leaves his widow, Mrs.

Vadie Younger. Moore; three sons, Raymond Moore of Jackson, Larry Glen Moore of Burlison, and Jimmy Moore of Humboldt; six daughters, Mrs. Nellie Williams, Mrs. Patricia Cude, Mrs. Brenda Rainey and Miss Marilyn Moore, all of Humboldt, Mrs.

Mary Ann Williams of Burlison, and Mrs. Rachel Laird of Crump; a step-daughter, Mrs. Emily Ruth Keen of Enville; a sister, Mrs. Flora Pyron of Adamsville; a brother, Grady Moore of West Branch, 20 grandchildren and a great-grandchild. LASS IP DEE) Trimble Glen P.

Whi Mr. and Mrs. Carlium Brooks, Denmark, Boy Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Franks, Savannah, Boy Mr.

and Mrs. Wilbert Forrest, Denmark, Girl Mr. and Mrste, Humboldt William B. Workman, Palmersville Eula B. Wright, Kenton Births: Aug.

14 Mr. and Mrs. William Henry, MeNairy, Boy Lindel Westmoeland, Bemis, Girl Mr. and Mrs. Willie Dupree, 730 Old Denmark Rd.

Boy Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Surratt, Selmer, Girl Occupancy: 359 MEDICENTER Discharges, Aug. 14 Frances Bates, Humboldt Patricia Beavers, Stantonville Johnny Cupples, 255 Greenfield, Jackson Richard Farrar, Union City Willie Foote, Selmer Michelle LaCroix, Bolivar Virginia Logan, 575 S. Roval, Jackson Joseph AAaness, Selmer James Smith, Lexington Louise Young, Memphis Admissions, Aug.

14 James Simpson, Kenton Brenda Benson, Fort Hood, Texas Terrv Brewer, Huntingdon Roy ftAathis, Camden Eldwood Ragan, Humboldt Timothy Richardson, 63 Craig, Jackson Debbie Stewart, 56 Briarcliff, Jackson Alma Yarbrough, Rt. 1, Jackson AMBULANCE CALLS The following is a list of calls made by the Jackson-Madison County Ambulance Authority: Wednesday 8:35 a.m. Medimanor to General Hospital, sick call. 11:10 a.m. 280 Airways to General Hospital, emergency.

1:20 p.m. 1,48 Arlington to General Hospital, sick call. 1:30 p.m. 430 W'. Forest to General Hospital, emergency.

3:20 p.m. 8 i-40 and Law Road to General Hospital, wreck. 9 p.m. Maxabee Road to General Hospital, emergency. Thursday 12:15 a.m.

Thunderbird Motel to General Hospital, emergency. 6 a.m. Riverside Drive to General Hospital, emergency. Residents of Jackson and Leroy Simmons Funeral services for Leroy Simmons of Alamo will be at 2 p.m. Friday at the McLemore Street Church of Christ in Bells with Cligton Ragland and W.

II. Vance officiating. Burial will be in the Bellview Cemetery with Stephenson-Shaw Funeral Home in charge. Mr. Simmons died suddenly Sunday at the Jackson-Madison County General Hospital.

Mr. Simmons was the son of Oliver and Mrs. Dora West Simmons. He attended the public schools in Crockett County. He was a member of the Church of Christ.

He was employed by the Alamo Co-op. Surviving are his widow Mrs. Harrett Simmons of Alamo; two daughters, Mrs. Linda Lee Walker of Alamo and Mrs. Zadie Mae Nelson of Racine, five sons, Raymond Simmons of Racine, Chester F.

Simmons of Knoxville, Willie Lewis Simmons, Johnnie Lee Simmons, and Leroy Simmons, all of Alamo; two brothers. Oliver Simmons Jr. of Bells and L. M. Simmons of Madisonville; seven sisters.

Mrs. Mamie Currie, Mrs. Mary L. McLemore, Mrs. Alene McLemore, Mrs.

Heneretta McLemore, Mrs. Georgia Ha rt-ville and Mrs. Jessie Mae Frye all of Bells, and Mrs. Cherry Meadows of Hamstead N.Y.; one aunt, Mrs. Cherry Reed of Bells.

APS JACKSON-MADISON COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL Discharges, Aug. 14 Mrs. Warren Aiken, 1797 Christmasville Rd. Johnny L. Allen, Spring-ville Mrs.

Ernest Billingsley, 520 Lambuth Robert R. Blankenship, Lexington Juan M. Brooks, 209 Vance Ronal B. Brooks, Route 3 Mrs. Opha Burnett, Alamo Mrs.

Brice Burruss, Beech Bluff Herman C. Butler, Shreveport, La. Mrs. Robert Butler, 15 Fleming DriVe Mrs. Preston Cathey, Trenton Donna K.

Chainey, Parsons Misty A. Copeland, South Fulton William N. Evans, Bruceton Clifford W. Forrester, Enville Sherry A. Harris, Clarksville Terre L.

Harris, Clarksville William D. Hart, Denmark Mrs. Eula Hendrix, Beech Bluff Robert B. Hill, Gates Miss Moystella Herron, Whiteville William Holcomb, Paris Mrs. James Howell and Baby, Bolivar Mrs.

Odell Hurst, Selmer Edward A. Hutton, Waterloo, Ala. Harry J. Jordan, W. Chicago, 111.

Mrs. Dellar Love, 490 Thomas Mrs. Jerry Lunsford, Wildersville Mrs. James McGee and Baby, Route 7 Mrs. W.

H. McKelvy, Henderson Mrs. Jerry Maxwell, Dyer Raymond A. Meek, Adamsville Mrs. Sarah L.

Melton, 519 N. Church Jones A. Milam, 314 W. King George M. Miller, McKenzie Mrs.

James Moody, Parsons MKrs. Daniel Moore and Baby, Humboldt Mrs. Mary E. Morris, 189 Bark Jewel H. Parrish, Parsons Jess Pate, Martin Kimberly D.

Patterson, Henderson Martha J. Phillips, Humboldt. James B. Potter, Bruce-ton Mrs. Milburn Rich, Huntingdon Mrs.

Steven Sherwood and Baby, McKenzie James F. Simpson, Kenton Hinnom Smith, Humboldt Mrs. Robert Smith, Route 1 Willis H.Smith, Alamo David E. Parks, Big Sandy Pamela E. Waddell, Corinth, Miss.

Mrs. Lawrence Walker and Baby, 244 Airways Roy R. Watson, 234 Jackson Gerald M. Whaley, 77 Briarcliff Mrs. William Willcutt, Mrs.

June Morales BIG SANDY Services for Mrs. June C. Morales. 32, were at 11 a.m. today at St.

Mary's Catholic Church in Camden with Father Patrick Lynch officiating. Burial was in Lowery Cemetery with Stockdale-Malin Funeral Home of Big Sandy in charge. Mrs. Morales died Sunday at Art Centre Hospital in Detroit, after a long illness. She leaves theee sons, Richard Morales, Edward Morales and John Morales, all of Detroit, her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Carl O. Lowery of Detroit, two sisters. Mrs. Mary Craig of Detroit and Mrs.

Margaret O'Neal of Highland, and a brother, Robert Lowery of Detroit. 'mm Mrs. Nelle Tucker MARTIN Services for Mrs. Nelle Tucker, 78, were at 4 p.m. today at First United Methodist Church in Dresden with the Rev.

Homer Johns officiating. Burial was in Sun Set Cemetery with Doug Murphy Funeral Home in charge. Mrs. Tucker died Wednesday at Volunteer General Hospital after a long illness. She was a member of First United Methodist Church in Martin.

She leaves her widower, Thomas Tucker, and a brother, Tom Jeter Bras-field of Fort Meyers. Fla. Mrs. Delia Helton CLIFTON Services for Mrs. Delia Culp Helton, 78, will be at 1 p.m.

Friday at Shackelford Funeral Home of Savannah with the Rev. Ronnie Wilburn officiating. Burial will be in Clifton Cemetery. Mrs. Helton died Wednesday at Wayne County General Hospital.

She was a member of Clifton United Methodist Church, WSCS and Eastern Star. She was a life-long Clifton resident. She leaves a daughter, Mrs. Mary Helton Miller of Gifton; two sisters, Mrs. Nina Curtis of Florence, and Mrs.

Tilda Howell of Linden; and a grandchild. Mrs. Tea Hill iard MARTIN Services for Mrs. Tea Jeffress Milliard, retired saleslady, will be at 4 p.m. Friday at Doug Murphy Funeral Home with the Rev.

William Dodson officiating. Burial will be in Gardner Cemetery. Mrs. Hilliard died early Thursday at Volunteer General Hospital after a long illness. She had been a saleslady for Gerbers and Goldsmiths in Memphis for 40 years.

She leaves no immediate relatives. Authur Hicks We believe honesty should be rewarded and we're out to do just that by offering you FREE Honest Abe Found Ads in The Sun's Classified Advertising Section daily. When you find a lost pet, ring of keys or anything of value, call The Sun at 423-0300 and we will run a three line ad for three days at no charge to help you locate the owner. We only ask that you keep the item in your possession until the proper owner is located. Your reward will be the knowledge that you have practiced old fashioned honesty and helped your neighbor.

COPY ANYTHING FROM TISSUE PAPER TO BOUND OR STAPLED ORIGINALS FAST, SIMPLY AND ECONOMICALLY. CAMDEN Services for Authur Hicks. 78. retired farmer, will be at 2 p.m. Friday at Mt.

Comfort Baptist Church. Burial will be in the church cemetery with Stock-dale-Malin Funeral Home of Camden in charge. Mr. Hicks died Wednesday at Carroll County General Hospital after a long illness, lie was a member of Mt. Comfort Baptist Church.

He leaves four daughters, Mrs. Hazel Hollowell and Mrs. Evelyn Hampton, both of Buena Vista, Mrs. Penny Horn of Yuma and Mrs. Inis Parrish of Huntingdon; two sons.

Ulmat Hicks of Yuma and Authur Hicks Jr. of Buena Vista; 12 grandchildren and five greatgrandchildren. Arno G. Smith RAMER Sen ices for Arno Greeley Smith, 73, retired farmer, will be at 10:30 a.m. friday at Shackelford Funeral Home with the Rev.

Charles Hall officiating. Burial will be in Mt. Vernon Cemetery. Mr. Smith died Tuesday at William F.

Bowld Hospital in Memphis He leaves three sisters, Mrs. J.B. Pratt of Corinth, Mrs. R.E. McCullar and Mrs.

Shack both of Memphis; a brother, Herbert Smith of Nashville. Tom Lawler's OFFICE OUTFITTERS Engraving Social Stationery 1 14 N. Church St. Ph. 427-9661 A Three Line Honest Abe Found Ad Contains Approximately Fifteen Words.

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Carlos Harrison TRENTON Services for Carlos Harrison, 32, grocery clerk, were at 2 p.m. today at United Pentecostal Church with the Rev jaelcher and the Rev. Herbert Hidgon officiating. Burial was in Gibson County Memory Gardens with Shelton-Holmes funeral Home in charge. Mr.

Harrison died Sunday when his boat overturned in the Rutherford Branch of Obion River. He leaves his widow, Mrs. Linda Graves Harrison; two daughters, Mitzi Marie Harrison of Liberty, and Kimberly Dawn Harrison of Trenton; a son, John Carlos Harrison Jr. of Trenton; his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Carl Harrison of Dyer; a sister, Mrs. Mike Estes of Dyer; and a brother, Charles Harrison of Dyer. NEED IT RENT IT! Ads Received By 3:00 P.M. Will Appear In The Next Day's Edition. Phone 423-0300 And Ask For A Free Honest Abe Found Ad.

Benefit Saturday For AAD Drive AIR COMPRESSORS all sizes 4 cu. ft. per min. to 1 50 cu. ft.

per min. A Growing Newspaper Serving The Golden Circle! A carnival to' benefit the Muscular Dystrophy Foundation will be Tield from 10 p.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday at the Lambuth Memorial United Methodist Church parking lot under auspices of the junior section of the Methodist Youth Fellowship of the church. There will be booths for fortune telling, a smiley face pitch, fish throw, commode seat throw, cake walk, apple bobbing and refreshments.

There will be other games and door Admission will be 25 cents for all ages. urn, World Deaths LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) Joe Cross Creason, 55, daily columnist for the Louisville Courier-Journal, died Wednesday of a heart attack while playing tennis. He began his career at the paper in 1941 and had been writing his columnn, "Joe Creason 's Kentucky, "si nee JACKSON 424-7111 HUMBOLDT 784-5600.