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obituaries The Jackson Sun, Tuesday, March 19, 1985 Mrs. Jennie Cloar BOLIVAR Graveside services for Mrs. Jennie Cloar, 86, formerly of Bolivar, were today at the Mount Moriah Cemetery near Holly Springs, Miss. The Peebles Whiteville Funeral Home was in charge. Ms.

Cloar, widow of Henry Cloar, died Saturday evening at the Shelby County Hospital in Memphis after a long illness. She was a native of Mississippi but had lived the past couple of years in Shelby County, Surviving are a sister, Mrs. Addie Culver of Potts Camp, and a brother, Jepp Bing of Waterford, Miss. Warner Madison STANTON Services for Warner Madison, 91, formerly of Stanton, will be at 11 a.m. Saturday at the St.

Matthew Missionary Baptist Church in Millington with the Rev. John Hopson officiating. Burial will be in the church cemetery with the Peebles-Gilliam F. Jones Funeral Home in charge. Mr.

Madison, a retired farmer, died Sunday evening at the St. Joseph Hospital in Memphis after a long illness. He was a native of Stanton but had lived the past 31 years in Memphis. He was a member of the St. Matthew Church.

Among survivors are two cousins, John Richmond of Stanton and Harvey Richmond of Memphis. Friends may visit at the funeral home 9 a.m. 4 p.m. Friday. Herman Luttrell MIDDLETON Services for Herman Thelbert Luttrell, 55, were today at the Shackelford Funeral Home in Bolivar with minister John Sasser officiating.

Burial was in the New Hope Cemetery near Middleton. Mr. Luttrell, a general laborer, died early Monday morning at the Veterans Administration Medical Center in Memphis after a short illness. He was a lifelong resident of Middleton and was a Korean War Army veteran. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs.

Delores Crump of Bolivar and Mrs. Debra Tomlinson of Guys; a son, Don Luttrell of Middleton; two sisters, Mrs. Louise Smith and Mrs. Marie Dukes, both of Memphis; three brothers, Lawrence Luttrell of Memphis and Elmore Luttrell and Billy Luttrell, both of Middleton; and three grandchildren. Lee Roy Beavers HORNSBY Services for Lee Roy Beavers, 61, formerly of Hornsby, were today at the Shackelford Funeral Home with the Rev.

Williams Barns officiating. Burial was in the Wyatt Ceemtery Hornsby. near. Beavers, a boilermaker for Du Pont in Memphis, died Sunday morning at his home in Memphis from an apparent heart attack. He was a native of Alcorn County, but had lived in Hornsby before moving to Memphis 30 years ago.

He was a member of the Tullahoma Baptist Church, where he served as a deacon for about 20 years, and of Boilmakers union local No. 263. Surviving are his wife of 36 years, Mrs. Leeone Crawford Beavers; two sons, Roy L. Beavers of Texas, and Randy Beavers of Memphis; two sisters, Mrs.

William Farley of Town Creek, and Mrs. Carrie Howell of Bolivar; two brothers, Henry Beavers of Hickory Valley and James Beavers of Hornsby; and a grandson. Richard Short BROWNSVILLE Services for Richard Short will be at 3 p.m. Wednesday at the First Baptist Church with the Rev. W.

R. Hill officiating. Burial will be in the Rosenwald Cemetery with the Rawls Funeral Home in charge. Mr. Short, a retired farmer and school bus driver, died Friday afternoon at the Haywood Park General Hospital after a long illness.

He was a native of Haywood County, a World War II veteran and a member of the Good Hope Missionary Baptist Church. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Thelma Jones Short; his father, Orange Short of Brownsville; three brothers, Roosevelt Short of California and Oneal Short and J.C. Short, both of Columbus, Ohio; and four sisters, Mrs. Lonnie Jo Watkins of Brownsville, Mrs.

Albert Bobbitt and Ms. Birdie Short, both of St. Louis, and Mrs. Altha Jean Witherspoon of Columbus, Ohio. Mrs.

Frances Wall Smith Graveside services for Mrs. Frances Wall Smith, 85, will be at 10 a.m. Wednesday at the Hollywood Cemetery with the Rev. Ken Burnette officiating. The Griffin Funeral Home is in charge.

Mrs. Smith, widow of Carl P. Smith, died Monday afternoon at the Forest Cove Nursing Home after a long illness. She was born in Carroll County's Clarksburg community, daughter of the late Johnny H. and Livie Williams Wall.

She moved to Greenfield as a young woman and to Jackson in 1930. She was active in the insurance business for many years before retiring. Mrs. Smith was a member of the First United Methodist Church and the Order of the Eastern Star. Surviving are a son, Carl Vernon Smith of Jackson; a daughter, Mrs.

Helen Smith Hight of Jackson; a sister, Mrs. Johnny Lee Adams of Greenfield; seven grandchildren; and six greatgrandchildren. Pallbearers will be Charles McDowell, Ricky Thomas, Brad Thompson, Hill Hight, Howard Smith and Ray Hight. The family will receive friends at the funeral home 5-9 p.m. today.

Rev. Thomas Lee Hollingsworth CAMDEN Services for the Rev. Thomas Lee Hollingsworth, 47, will be at 1 p.m. Wednesday at the Sandy Point General Baptist Church, with the Rev. Monroe Surratt Rev.

E. J. Baker officiating. Burial will be in Mount Carmel Cemetery with the Stockdale-Malin Funeral Home in charge. Rev.

Hollingsworth, a forklift operator for the Camden Castings died Monday morning at the Jackson-Madison County General Hospital after a two-week illness. He was a native of Benton County, belonged to Masonic Lodge No. 288 in Hollow Rock and was an ordained General Baptist minister. He was preceded in death by his mother, Mrs. Verlie Hollingsworth, on May 4, 1980.

Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Irene Bargo Hollingsworth; two daughters, Mrs. Gina Craig and Mrs. Patricia Israel, both of Camden; a son, Thomas Lee Hollingsworth Jr. of Camden; his father and stepmother, Henry Lee and Helen Hollingsworth of Bruceton; six sisters, Mrs.

Mary Ann Taylor of Parsons, Mrs. Linda Frazee of Camden and Mrs. Vickie Rogers, Mrs. Alice Rogers, Mrs. Jo Ann Lowe and Mrs.

Carolyn McEwen, all of Bruceton; seven brothers, L. C. Hollingsworth of Camden and Henry Hollingsworth Bobby Hollingsworth, Leslie Hollingsworth, David Hollingsworth, James Hollingsworth and Raymond Hollingsworth, all of Bruceton; and a granddaughter, Miss Stephanie Hollingsworth of Camden. Mrs. Ethel Clarabell Shelton MICHIE Services for Mrs.

Ethel Clarabell Shelton, 87, were Monday at the Shackelford Funeral Home in Selmer with minister Malcolm George officiating. Burial will be in the Ramer Cemetery. Mrs. Shelton, a longtime seamstress, died Saturday morning at the home of her son, Willie Shelton, in Ramer after a long illness. She was a native of McNairy County, was a member of the Antioch Church of Christ in Ramer and was the widow of John Grover Shelton.

Besides her son, she leaves three other sons, Clay Shelton of Ramer, Leslie "Pete" Shelton of Leesburg, and Grover "Buck" Shelton of Norco, four daughters, Mrs. Mattie Whitaker of Mrs. Johnnie Rushing of Memphis, Mrs. Metra Anderson of Montevallo, and Mrs. Edith McClain of Guys; a brother, Grady Bell of Memphis; 32 grandchildren; and 44 great-grandchildren.

Willie E. Adams Services for Willie E. Adams, 90, will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the Lebanon Church in Hardin County with the Rev. Richard Lee Wakefield officiating.

Burial will be in the church cemetery with the Griffin Funeral Home in charge. Mr. Adams, a retired employee of the former Bemis Mill (now Tennessee Textiles), died Tuesday morning at the Jackson-Madison County General Hospital after a long illness. He was born in Hardin County, son of the late George W. and 1 Nancy Ann Johnson Adams, educated in county schools there, had lived on U.S.

45 in south Madison County for many years and was Baptist in belief. He was preceded in death by his wife, Mrs. Mary Virginia Adams, in 1972. Surviving are a sister, Mrs. Amie Hanna of Jackson, and several nieces and nephews.

Pallbearers will be Michael G. Wakefield, Ricky Wakefield, Tim Wakefield, Danny Wells, James Wells, Mark Wells and William N. Chambers. The family will receive friends at the funeral home 6-9 p.m. today, Mrs.

Viola Anderson BELLS Services for Mrs. Viola Palmer Anderson, 68, will be at 1 p.m. Wednesday at the Fairview CME Church with the Rev. A. E.

Williamson officiating. Burial will be in the Bellview Cemetery with the Stephenson and Shaw Funeral Home of Jackson in charge. Mrs. Anderson, wife of Edward Anderson, died Thursday at the JacksonMadison County General Hospital after a long illness. She was a Crockett County native.

Also surviving are four sons, George E. Anderson of Corona, N.Y., Johnny 0. Anderson of Brenham, Texas, Clem L. Anderson of Baltimore, and Jerry W. Anderson of Fort Worth, Texas; three daughters, Mrs.

Ida M. Burrell of Somerset, N.J., Mrs. Linda C. Holmes of Corona, N.Y., and Ms. Wilma J.

Anderson of Bells; two sisters, Mrs. Johnnie Mary Nance of Ridgely and Ms. Jeanette Palmer of Grand Rapids, 15 grandchildren; and seven great -grandchildren. The body will be at the church from 11 a.m. Wednesday until time for services.

Gilford Gibson HUNTINGDON Services for Gilford Washington Gibson, 86, will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the Bethel Baptist Church with the Rev. C. F. Carter and the Rev.

Robert Noles officiating. Burial will be in the church cemetery with the Dilday Funeral Home in charge. Mr. Gibson, a retired foreman for the state Department of Transportation, died Monday morning at the Baptist Hospital of Huntingdon after a short illness. He was a native of Carroll County and a member of the Bethel Church.

Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Irby of McKenzie; four sons, James Gibson of Glouston, Ohio, Harold Gibson and Gilford Gibson both of McKenzie, and David Gibson of Huntingdon; six grandchildren; five great-grandchildren; and a greatgreat-grandson. Mrs. Annie Griggs Lashlee CAMDEN Services for Mrs. Annie Griggs Lashlee, 95, will be at 10 a.m.

Wednesday at the Stockdale-Malin Funeral Home with the Rev. Jimmy Cooper officiating. Burial will be in the Chalk Hill Cemetery. Mrs. Lashlee, widow of Guy T.

Lashlee, who died in 1958, was pronounced dead Monday afternoon at the Benton County General Hospital after a long illness. She was a native of Benton County and was a member of the First United Methodist Church and the Order of the Eastern Star. Surviving are a son, Malcolm Griggs Lashlee of Fishkill, N. a brother, Virgil Griggs of Camden; six grandchildren; and six great-grandchildren. The family will receive friends at the funeral home 7-9 p.m.

today. Mrs. Mildred Tickle Zarecor RUTHERFORD Services for Mrs. Mildred Tickle Zarecor, 79, were today at the Karnes and Son Funeral Home with the Rev. Shelby Thompson officiating.

Burial was in the Fairview Cemetery in Dyersburg. Mrs. Zarecor, a widow, died Sunday night at the Memorial Hospital in Trenton after a long illness. She was a native of Dyer County but had lived the past several years in Rutherford. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs.

Frances Ann Crain of DeRidder, a son, Robert H. White of Rutherford; a sister, Mrs. Elva Henson of Dyersburg; six grandchildren; and four greatgrandchildren. J.C. Harrison DYER- Services for Johnnie Claude Harrison, 61, were today at the Karnes and Son Funeral Home with the Rev.

Harold O'Bannon officiating. Burial was in the Oakwood Memorial Cemetery. Mr. Harrison, a retired employee of the Ben-Lee Motor Co. in Chicago, died Sunday night at the Gibson General Hospital in Trenton after a long illness.

He was a native of Dyer and had lived many years in Chicago and the past several years in Dyer. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Betty Harrison; a daughter, Miss Sherry Jean Harrison of Dyer; two sons, Rex Allen Harrison of Chicago and Johnnie Harrison of Dyer; two sisters, Mrs. F. J.

Markham and Mrs. W. W. Robinson, both of Dyer; and a brother, Alvin Harrison of Dyer. Mrs.

Stella Hollin Hammons BOLIVAR Services for Mrs. Stella Hollin Hammons, 81, will be at 1 p.m. Wednesday at the Woodbury (Tenn.) Funeral Home with minister Clyde Todd officiating. Burial will be in the Riverside Cemetery there. The Shackelford Funeral Home is in charge of local arrangements.

Mrs. Hammons, a retired employee of the Western Mental Health Institute, died Monday morning at the Stone's River Hospital in Woodbury after along illness. She was a native of Cannon County, lived in Bolivar for many years and was Church of Christ in belief. Surviving are her husband, Samuel Berry Hammons, and two sisters, Mrs. Gertrude Hollingsworth and Mrs.

Lester Gaither, both of Woodbury. Mrs. Effie Sasser Miller BOLIVAR Services for Mrs. Effie Sasser Miller, 77, will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the Shackelford Funeral Home with minister Lyndell Mitchell officiating.

Burial will be in the Bolivar Memorial Cemetery. Mrs. Miller, a retired dietician, died Monday afternoon at the Community Hospital of Bolivar from an apparent heart attack. She was a Louisiana native, had lived 35 years in Memphis, was retired from The Quaker Oats Co. in Memphis as a dietician and had lived the past 10 years in Bolivar.

She was a member of the Bolivar Church of Christ. Surviving are her husband, Floyd Miller; two daughters, Mrs. Charles Gautier of Mrs. Edith Imogene Cox of Bolivar; two brothers, John W. Sasser of Middleton and James Vernon Sasser of California; and two grandchildren.

Randell Clark CEDAR GROVE- Services for Randell Clark, 21, will be at noon Thursday at the Littles Grove Missionary Baptist Church with the Rev. L. Harrison officiating. Burial will be in the church cemetery with the Williams Funeral Home of Paris in charge. Mr.

Clark, a Milan Army Ammunition Plant employee, was pronounced dead Saturday afternoon at the Baptist Hospital of Huntingdon from injuries suffered earlier in a tractor-motorcycle accident, a family spokesman told the funeral home. He was native of Henderson County and was a member of the Littles Grove Church. Surviving are his father, Aeolion Clark of Wildersville; his mother, Mrs. Mattie Carter of Milan; a sister, Miss Petina Clark of Wildersville; five brothers, Terry Carter and Milton Clark, both of Cedar Grove, Robin Carter of Milan and Pedro Clark and Timothy Clark, both of Wildersville; and his grandfather, Avie Carter of Champaign, Ill. The body will be at the church from 11 a.m.

Thursday until time for services. Walter Lee Hale Services for Walter Lee Hale, 67, will be at 10:30 a.m. Thursday at George A. Smith and Sons' Main Street Chapel with the Rev. Paul Clark officiating.

Burial will be in the Highland Memorial Gardens. Mr. Hale, a retired conductor for the Illinois Central Gulf Railroad, died Monday evening at the Jackson-Madison County General Hospital after a long illness. He was born in Henderson County, son of the late Gilford and Mary Amanda Wyatt Hale, moved to Jackson as teen-ager, was a veteran of World War II and was a member of the Calvary Baptist Church. He was preceded in death by his wife, Mrs.

Mozelle McAnnally Hale, in 1975. Surviving are two daughters, Miss Juana Marie Hale and Mrs. Lynn Cantrell, both of Jackson; a son, Mack Lee Hale of Jackson; a brother, Benny Hale of Knoxville; and four grandchildren. John Crawford John Crawford died Monday afternoon at the Gibson General Hospital. Other details were unavailable this morning.

Funeral I arrangements are incomplete with George A. Smith and Sons in charge. Leonard B. Martin Jr. HUMBOLDT Leonard B.

Martin 32, an employee of the Bruce Lumber Co. in Jackson, died at his home after a short illness. Arrangements are incomplete with the Baskerville Funeral Home in charge. record hospital reports JACKSON At General Hospital Admissions Monday Carroll: Zena Oliver Blankenship, Bruceton; Roy Lee Browning, Trezevant; Stephen Wayne Cooper, Bruceton; Betty Zane Grimble, Bruceton; Nell Hunt, Trezevant; Gladys Jane Moore, Cedar Grove; Melissa Carol Yuma; Corine Pearl Stanford, Bruceton; Earl Sweeney, Lavinia; Lawanda Kay Taylor, Yuma. Chester: Monica Faith Allen, Henderson; Noonon Casey Crowell, Enville: Crockett: Ruby Mae Bonnin, Alamo; Robert Leslie Neal, Friendship; Doris Rice, Bells; Naomi Smith, Bells; Beth Ann Vowell, Alamo; Murrell Glenn Williams, Alamo.

Decatur: Billy Muriel Johnson, Decaturville; Bonnie Paulette Mayo, Decaturville; Freda Jean Parrish, Scotts Hill; Martha Elzona Pettigrew, Parsons. Dyer: Ray Douglas Knox, Friendship. Gibson: Deanna Boyle, Milan; Pennie Bryant, Bradford; Ronnie Lee Elmore, Humboldt; Reuben Milton Glover, Milan; James Larry Hill, Humboldt; Billy Jay Jewell, Trenton; B. W. Knott, Bradford; Amelia Grace Suitt, Humboldt.

Hardeman: Anita Rose Morris, Bolivar; Charles Paul Slack, Bolivar. Hardin: Jerline Dodd, Savannah; April Marie Frank, Savannah; James Russell Neill Savannah; Tammy Suzette Stanfield, Savannah. Henderson: Barbara Jean Brasher, Reagan; Lonnie Odell Huey, Cedar Grove; Pearl Mildred McPeake, Lexington; Teresa Jane Phillips, Lexington; Michael Earl Prignano, Huron. Henry: Lela Obera Wimberley, Springville. Lake: Dee Melrose Cole, Ridgely.

Madison: Sam Duncan Alexander Jackson; Peggy Jean Binford, Jackson; James Daniel Chandler, Jackson; Alice Alene Duncan, Jackson; Billy Ray Elinor, Huntingdon; Nickey Vernon Franks, Jackson; Bernice Fuller, Jackson; Roy Gibbs, Jackson; Jeff Isabell, Jackson; John Elta Lewis, Beech Bluff; Brenda Faye McCurry, Jackson; William Ashley Melton, Jackson; Melinda Mitchell, Jackson; Ruby Arline Phillips, Mercer; Mattie Sue Polk, Jackson; Ethel May Reed, Jackson; Castell Reynolds, Jackson; Annie Christine Jackson; Juanita Smith, Jackson; Myrtle Velma Trull, Jackson; Robert Erskine Vantreese, Jackson; Verna Long Wilson, Medon. McNairy: Ophelia Combs, Adamsville; Elizabeth Dianne Harrison, Selmer; Jacqueline Sue Inman, Selmer. Out-of-state: Terry Ray Newton, Corinth, Miss. Weakley: Jeffrey Lynn Ellis, Martin; Willie Cliff Klutts, Martin; Louise S. Stephenson, Dresden: Occupancy: 400 At Regional Hospital Discharged Monday: Arthur Farmer, Alamo; Dwayne Webb, Bolivar; Grace Murphy, Alamo; Robyn Duck, Decaturville; Betty Robinson, Stanford; Chris Walters, Gibson; Steve Replogle, Milan; Lisa Whitley, Selmer; Ida Inman, Lambuth; Walter Watson, Browsnville; J.D.

Taylor, Savannah; Nettie Pigg, Waynesboro; Margaret Coleman, Trenton; Marie Allen, Humboldt; J.B. Meggs, Cedar Grove. police blotter These reports were on file today at the Jackson Police Department and the Madison County Sheriff's Department: Jim King, 103 McCool, told police someone took two Pioneer speakers from his 1983 Chevrolet S-10 pickup truck Monday while it was parked on Church Street. He estimated his loss at $150. Employees at Burger King, 629 Old Hickory told police they're missing cash, taken from a register or the store safe.

The amount is less than $200 and was reported missing Monday. Buddy Hughes of 1252 Parkwoods Subdivision, Apt. E1, told police burglars took $4,330 worth of property from his home Monday. He's missing a Fisher AM-FM cassette stereo, two speakers, a Shriner's diamond ring, two citizens- band radios and a Smith Wesson .357 Magnum stainless-steel revolver. William Cantrell, 228 Harts Bridge Finch baby Graveside services for Gregory Alan Finch, 3-day-old son of Vann and Kimberly Cook Finch, will be at 11 a.m.

Wednesday at the Browns Church Cemetery with the Rev. Paul Bryant officiating. The Lawrence-Sorensen Funeral Home will be in charge. The child died Saturday night at LeBonheur Children's Medical Center in Memphis. Besides his parents, he leaves grandparents, Gene and Gloria Cook and Mrs.

Gladys Finch, all of Jackson; great-grandparents, Mrs. Imogene Cook and Harvey Gregory, both of Jackson, and Mrs. Justine Trobrough of Memphis; and great-great-grandparents, Mrs. Hilma Weatherford and Mrs. Opal White, both of Jackson, and Mrs.

Lottie Gregory of Michigan. Mrs. Clara Dell Rains BROWNSVILLE- Services for Mrs. Clara Dell Rains, 65, will be at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday at the Brownsville Funeral Home with Dr.

H. K. Sorrell officiating. Burial will be in the Brownsville Memorial Gardens. Mrs.

Rains, wife of James Leon Rains, died early this morning at the Haywood Park General Hospital after a long illness. She was a native of Mississippi, had lived the past 38 years in Brownsville and was a member of the Brownsville Baptist Church. Besides her husband, she leaves a son, Larry W. Rains of Brownsville; two daughters, Mrs. Betty R.

Davis of Ripley and Mrs. Carolyn R. Nelson of Brownsville; a brother, Joseph D. Lowe of Marietta, six grandchildren; and a great-granddaughter. More record information is building permits Building permits issued by Jackson building official Bobby Gregson include: Randy Cox, replace roof at 250 Campbell $2,000.

Builders, addition to Skyline Church of Christ, 1024 Skyline Drive, $337,633. Ronnie W. Johnson, repairs to 100 Phillips repairs to 205 Vance repairs to 113 Belmont $2,000. Brian Hayes, build residence at 12 Windy Hill Cove, $70,000. Lodes Construction cover patio at 86 Alta Vista Drive, $1,200.

Forcum Lannom Construction add to Owens-Corning Fiberglas 1167 Lower Brownsville Road, $274,529. Grimco Repair apply siding at 846 Old Hickory $2,000. Harold Sellers, repairs at 210 N. Hays $1,500. William M.

Tate, add room at 100 Malesus Heights Drive, $5,000. The Commercial Building, repair ceiling at 306-308 E. Main $950. John Allen, repairs at 143 Sweet Bay Drive, repair fire damage at 106 E. Lafayette roof work at 336 Harts Bridge Road, $15,000.

ABCO Roofing roof repairs at 336 N. Royal $850. Martindale-Exum, construct office buildings at 49 and' 51 Conrad Drive, $100,000 each. J.C. Crawford, repair drive at 326 Roland $740.

American Heritage Construction remodel kitchen at 1560 S. Highland $4,000. Richard DePriest, erect storage building at 24 Kipling Drive, $450. Ray Williams Enterprises roof work at 33 Old Hickory $13,200. Allied Fire Systems, install hood extinguisher at 1560 S.

Highland $1,100. A.W. Johnson, panel interior of 512 Day $500. Jackson Fence erect fence at 7 Sixth $400. Hearn Construction repair porch at 909 N.

Highland, $500. Ransom Davis, demolish 211 and 213 Eastern Ave. Builders, install baptistry at 532 N. Hays $7,200. AAA Fence erect fence at 264 Russell Road, 24 Fox $990; 35 Chippewa Circle, 33 Charlotte Drive, $850; 336 E.

Forest $990. Charlie Weaver Construction build fourplex at 56 and 60 Brianfield Drive, $75,000 each. Golden Circle Printing build storage addition at 56 N. Conalco Drive, $2,000. Carlsen, add room at 13 Sweetbriar Circle, $8,000.

Jackson Storm Window and Door replace canopy at 215 E. Baltimore $700. Woods Holloway III, enclose carport at 325 Roland $1,500. Sally Wallace Construction build: duplex at 34 Brianfield, $50,000. Mike Glynn and Son remodel Whitehall $400; build partitions in storage building at 158 Airways and roof work at 1956 N.

Highland, 603 S. Royal 1721 N. Highland, 148 Sun Valley Drive, 1400 N. Highland, $400; 503 Airways 109 Oakslea Place, 15 Fernlawn $400; 125 Road, told police thieves took a 1983 Yamaha 125 from his home Monday. It's valued at $1,100.

Employees at SCA Services of Jackson, 236 Belmont, told police someone broke into the company's offices during the weekend and took several tools and money from vending machines. Employees at Golden Circle Ford, 28 Bond told police thieves peeled back a piece of aluminum siding and took a Magnavox car stereo and an undetermined number of tires from the business during the weekend. Noble Wilkes, 152 Union, told police three men held him at knifepoint, rummaged through his pockets and took $40 about 7 a.m. Monday. Police reported these arrests: Dennis Phillips, 137 Taylor charged with carrying a deadly weapon with intent to go armed.

Police said they arrested Phillips about 3 p.m. Monday after they answered a distur- Mrs. Dealie Hatley BRUCETON Services for Mrs. Dealie Hatley, 88, will be at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Bruceton Church of Christ with ministers Warner K.

Novak and George Laux officiating. Burial, will be in the Prospect Cemetery in Carroll County with the StockdaleMalin Funeral Home of Camden in charge. Mrs. Hatley, widow of Gilbert D. Hatley, died Monday morning at her home after a long illness.

She was a native of Benton County but had lived the past several years in Bruceton, where she was a member of the Church of Christ. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Rita Elwanda Kelley of Bruceton; a son, William G. Hatley of Brighton, two sisters, Mrs. Lela Bledsoe of Holladay and Mrs.

Unie Douglas of Bruceton; six grandchildren; and 18 greatgrandchildren. Mrs. Emma Mann Bond Mrs. Emma Mann Bond, 101, died Monday night at the Jackson-Madison County General Hospital after a long illness. Arrangements are incomplete with the Bledsoe Funeral Home in charge.

Miss Hattie Bolton MILAN Miss Hattie Bolton died early this morning at the City of Milan Hospital after a long illness. Funeral arrangements are incomplete with the Ford Bond Funeral Home in charge. on Page 7B. Vance, 417 Arlington $1,000, and 225 Virginia $500. Building permits issued by Madison County Building Commissioner Billy Joe Winslow include: Ricky Jones, set trailer on Lowery Road, $3,900.

Eric Johnston, build residence on Old Medina Road, $21,000. Environmental Design, build garage on U.S. 70 west of Jackson, 000. Edward H. Davis, build residence on Old Pinson Road, $30,000.

Bishop Construction erect metal storage building at 200 Johnson Loop Road, $600. Volunteer Mobile Homes, set trailer on Bear Creek Road, set trailer at 597 Parkburg Road, $15,750. American Heritage Construction repair fire damage at 955 Denmark Road, repair water damage at 123 Trail Drive, $6,000. Dennis Terry Construction build residence at 15 Knottywood Cove, 000. Kenneth Parchman Construction, build residence at 20 Brushwood Cove, Florida Steel, warehouse addition on Florida Steel Road, $165,000.

Stan's Mobile Homes, set trailer at 1741 Mifflin Road, $23,000. Clarence Ada, build residence on' Parkburg Road, $60,000. Leonard Diffee Construction, build residence at 19 Brushwood Cove, $34,000. dui arrests The following people have been charged with driving under the influence of intoxicants or drugs: L. C.

Sinclair, Route 3, Bells. Randy N. Young, Memphis. Mark D. Rainey, Route 8, Jackson.

Willie D. Brown, 2776 Steam Mill Ferry Road. Boyd Kent Harris, Hughes Road. Willie Willimgham, 832 E. Chester St.

Roy Lake, 4325 Riverside Drive. Mark Currie, 212 Pleasant St. Deborah L. Austin, Humboldt. Hugh E.

O'Bryan, Cedar Grove. Thomas H. Whitman, 46 Bellemeade Drive. Louis J. Williamson Memphis.

Frank Trice 21C Parkview Courts. Ernest Drain, E. Chester St. William Terry Seagraves, Wildersville. Pamela K.

Askew, 1285 Whitehall St. Gaylan F. Harris, 177 N. Colorado St. Theophilus Burnett 530 N.

Cumberland St. Thelma E. Jones, 202 N. Kentucky St. Gary L.

Williams, 15 Colorado Cove. Leon Chandler, 3029 Riverside Drive. Gregory Taylor, 126 Coolwood Drive. George Marshall Templeton, 97 Clayton St. Frank White, 464 N.

Royal St. Terry E. Patrick, Old Pinson Road. Geron S. Lipscomb, Adair Road.

Gary G. Nunnery, 920 Prospect St. Bobby W. Bouldin, 21 Foxboro Cove. Dewey Wayne Tims, 167 Morisch Road.

Ernest N. Taylor, 707 N. Hays Ave. Jerry Berryman, Cape Girardeau, Mo. Cynthia E.

Turner, Memphis, Luther Gray, Riverside Drive. Rodney S. Dailey, 23 Bellemeade Drive. Mark A. Owens, 12C Bedford Cove.

bance call at 129 Morgan St. They found a knife in his pocket. Graves, 19, 152 Davis charged with shoplifting. Police said she tried to take a pair of sandals, valued at $9, from Wal-Mart in the Bemis Square Shopping Center, Monday about 4:30 p.m. Juvenile officers charged a 15-yearold boy with being publicly drunk by sniffing acrylics.

Police said they found the boy on the Lambuth College baseball field Monday evening with a bag of acrylic paints and a half-filled can of spray paint. He's scheduled to appear in General Sessions Court on Wednesday. Juvenile officers charged four boys, ages 15-17, with assault and battery. after a fifth teen-ager told police the four jumped him in Lincoln Courts Saturday night and beat him with a cane and their fists. The four are scheduled to appear in General Sessions Court on Wednesday..