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PAID ANNOUNC Mt NT Information supplied by West Tennessee Funeral Directors Page 6AThe Jackson Sun STATEDEATHS Sunday, May 14, 1995 Beer citations dismissed A Tribute To Mother Mrs. Rosle B. Reeves July 4, 1930-January 2, 1995 In Memory Of David "Bubba" Scarbrough April 18, 1956-May 11, 1991 It doesn't seern like it's been four years since you went away. We miss you, but know you're in God's hands. We will always love vou and cherish your memories.

Love, Your Family He also asked May to appear at the May 22 Beer Board meeting. May referred questions to his supervisor, Lt. Jimmy Jones. Jones said in a letter to Bratton that May was in court on a felony case on two of the dates in question. He said felonies take precedence over misdemeanors, such as selling beer to a minor.

beer to an undercover, underage buyer were dismissed after Officer Allen May didn't appear in court to testify. Knox County District Attorney General Randy Nichols said May was an intelligent and hard-working police officer who has a good reputation. County Commissioner Robert Bratton sent a letter last week to May seeking an explanation. The Associated Press KNOXVILLE A prosecutor and Knox County Commissioner both say they want to know why the chief officer involved in a February beer sting failed to appear in court Five of the 10 misdemeanor citations issued by the Knox County Sheriff's Department to businesses who allegedly sold In Memory of Mrs. Elsie Rhodes Newble Dec 24, 1925 -Oct 13, 1994- You were the best devoted mother God could Life's most beautiful flower; most precious iewel.

The love, guidance, and happiness you gave us will always be cherished. We are richly blessed with everlasting memories of you. We are thankful God gave us you. Colis, Linda, Pamela, Sandra and Grandchildren In Memory Of Laura DeBerry Today is so lonely and oh so sad. You're gone Mom, and now so Is Dad.

Not a day goes by that I don't think of both of you. Jerry, Geraldine, Tine, Shirley, James and Gwen, they're all still hurting too. You know I always tried to be the big one, strong and brave. But my heart breaks today as I lay flowers upon grave. Yes, to all of us you were such a good Mother.

Lord, to fill your shoes, there could never be another. On this Mothers Day, I love and miss you Mom, what more can I say. I know you and Dad are together because God planned it that way. Written in memory of my mother. By Jimmy DeBerry, Jr.

Thank You The family of the late Ms. Barbara A. Staten most gracefully thank everyone for their love and support during the loss of our love one. Thank you for the cards, prayers, food, flowers monetary gifts and visits. We would like to say a special thank you to her support group, Unity and K.I.S.S., neighbors on Foxlea, Wood-berry, and Greenfield St.

Thanks to the employees of the K.C.C.D. and Pope Elementary School, Youth Town of Pinson, Rev. J.H. Fuller and Mt. Moriah Baptist Church, Rev.

S. Transou St. Mark A.M.E. Church of Parsons, TN. Elder R.

Beard, Jackson Community Temple, and the casketbearers. We would also like to say thank you to the ICU at JMCGH-doctors nurses. Last but not least, thank you to Ste-phenson-Shaw Funeral Home for their services. May God bless each of you. Sons-Patrick Jamal Daughter-Dominique and Mother-Vera Marie Sisters Vickie 8.

Jo Etta Staten The race Is not given to the swift nor to the strong. But to the one who endureth until the end. God knew that you had endureth, So it was time for a new life to begin. A new life fn heaven No more earthly sickness and pain, No more sorrows and tears But everlasting life to remain You knew this time had come You had prepared us to be still; And listen and to know That this was God's will. Mother, we will surely miss you No other one can take your place.

There's not many mother's like you Full of love, wisdom, and faith. Faith in knowing and believing We are all in the Master's care. And in order to obtain eternal life, Trials and tribulations we must bear. And even though your earthly stay has gone The memories of you will linger near How fortunate and blessed we have been To have had a mother so dear. And thank you dear sweet mother for placing us in God's trust That is; in knowing and believing, even though you're gone That God will take care of us.

So today we celebrate Mother's Day; And for the years to come; We thank you mother for all you have done. So rest, dear sweet mother, go on and take your rest You knew we really loved you, but you knew, that God knows best. We Love You Mom Queen Reeves, Mary Brown, Evelyn Polk, Rose Reeves, Theresa Turner, Janice Hampton, Sam Reeves, Alonzo Reeves and Grandchildren Mrs. Nannie Douglas Northern Aug. 1906-Aprill8, 1985 Not a day goes by when you are not thought of or spoken of.

We love you very much and miss you so much. Happy Mother's Day Daughters Dorothy Lois Granddaughters Bettye Yvonne Great grandchildren and great-great grandchildren Margaret Rowland Capps PINSON Funeral services for Margaret Rowland Capps, 76, will be held Monday at 11a.m. in the Chapel of Casey Funeral Home with Rev. Jimmy Bedwell and Rev. C.

P. Vandiver officiating. Burial will follow in Bear Creek Cemetery in Pinson. Mrs. Capps died at her home Saturday morning after a sudden illness.

She was born and reared in the Palestine Community of Chester County. She is the daughter of the late Tom Newton and Annie Allison Rowland. She attended schools in Chester County and in 1936 she was married to William Vernon Capps, also of the Palestine Community, who died in 1992. They made their home in the Palestine Community until 1955 when they moved to the Pinson area, there Mr. Capps farmed and Mrs.

Capps was a homemaker. She was a member of Pinson Baptist Church. She Is survived by two daughters, Carolyn Wray, and Cindy Leach; two sons, Jimmy Capps and Danny Capps all of Pinson. She was also preceded in death by one son Michael Capps who died in 1962; four sisters, Clara Arnold of Memphis, Joyce Whitman of Selmer, Ruth Tolbert of Bethel Springs and Reba Cupples of Henderson; two brothers, Burl Rowland and Drew Rowland both of Henderson; seven grandchildren, Renee Wray, Tammy Wray, Stacy Vinson, Kathy Walker, Sara Capps, Allison Capps and Rachel Leach; one step-great grandchild, Ashley Vinson. Casey Funeral Home 989-2421 Mrs.

Virgie L. Wilson Mrs. Virgie L. Wilson, age 84, died Friday afternoon at her home. Funeral services will be Monday at 2p.m.

from the Chapel of Lawrence-Sorensen Funeral Home with Rev. Jimmy Bedwell officiating. Burial will follow in Hollywood Cemetery. She was born in Alcorn County, daughter of the late Ira Clinton Brawner and Alice Latch Brawner, and educated in Mississippi in the County Schools. She moved to Jackson in 1932 to make her home and in 1934 they moved to Pinson.

Her husband, Walter B. Wilson, died in 1962. She was Baptist in belief. Survivors include three sons; Rodney Wilson and wife Frances of Jackson, Bruce Wilson and wife Patricia of Jackson, and Milton Wilson and wife Peggy of Pinson; one daughter Miriam and husband Donald Hovis of Kennesaw, one sister, Mrs. Katie Starr of Memphis and two brothers; Troy Brawner and Modie Brawner both of Corinth, fifteen grandchildren, ten great-grandchlldren.

Pallbearers will be her grandsons. Visitation will be today from Lawrence-Sorensen Funeral Home 424-2424 PARKWAY MEMORIAL GARDENS Parkway Memorial Gardens, announces its annua! "MEMORIAL DAY SALE" in progress now through the month of May. You may now purchase "two spaces for the price of Call 424-1110 or 427-1521 today and take advan-tage of these Need Today He had a daughter, Exie Marie Maness of Lexington. He had a brother, Earnest Maness of Sardis. For more information, call Reed's Chapel at 968-3643.

Ruby S. Wesson, 75, machine operator MILLEDGEVILLE Services for Ruby Smith Holland Wesson, 75, will be at 1 p.m. Monday at Milledgeville Pentecostal Church. Burial will be at the church. Ms.

Smith, a machine operator in garment manufacturing, died Saturday at Jackson-Madison County General Hospital of cancer. She was married to Elmer Wesson. She had a daughter, Betty Austin of Enville. She had five sons, Leon Holland of Reagan, Robert Holland of Selmer, Joe Neal Holland of Adamsville, Larry Wesson of Corinth, and Jimmy Wesson of Savannah. She had three sisters, Faye Cooksey of Milledgeville, Hazel Davis of Sardis and McNeva Holt of Milledgeville.

She had five brothers, Cleatus Smith of Sardis, Gene Smith of Henderson, Frank Smith of Milledgeville, Gerald Smith of Selmer and Glynn Smith of Adamsville. For more information, call Shackelford Funeral Home of Savannah at 925-3721. Hattie M. Reynolds, 79, nursing home worker SHARON Services for Hattie Mae Cox Reynolds, 79, will be at 1 p.m. Monday at Sharon Church of Christ in Sharon.

Burial will be at Tansil Cemetery in Sharon. Ms. Reynolds, retired from Weakley County Nursing Home, died Friday at Volunteer General Hospital in Martin. She was married to the late R.B. Reynolds.

She had a son, Bobby J. Reynolds of Martin. She had three sisters, Ruth Witherington of Greenfield, Clara Reed of Chicago and Mary Opal Rogers of Greenfield. She had four brothers, James Cox of Nashville, David Cox of Chicago, Jerry Cox of Martin and Tommy Cox of Greenfield. For more information, call Murphy Funeral Home at 587-3121.

Rena Evelyn Woods, 80, homemaker ALAMO Services for Rena Evelyn Woods, 80, will be at 3 p.m. today at Ronk Funeral Home. Burial will be at Dry Hill Cemetery in Lauderdale County. Ms. Woods, a homemaker, died Friday at Jackson-Madison County General Hospital of heart failure.

She had a son, William Childers of Clarksville, Miss. She had two daughters, Gloria Warren of Coxville and Doris Blaylock of Medon. She had one brother, Leslie McMillin of Alamo. For more information, call the funeral home at 696-5555. Marshall Wilson, 38 Marshall Wilson, 38, died Saturday morning at Regional Medical Center in Memphis.

Arrangements are incomplete. For more information, call Ste-phenson-Shaw Funeral Home in Henderson at 989-2222 or In Jackson at 427-7411. Get The You DEATHS Jessie M. Scott, 92, homemaker SCOTTS HILL Services for Jessie M. Scott, 92, were at 3 p.m.

Saturday at Boyd-Scotts Hill Funeral Home. Burial was at Liberty Cemetery. Mrs. Seott, a homemaker and grocery store owner, died Thursday of leukemia at Jackson-Madison County General Hospital. She was married to the late Ray G.

Scott. She had three children, Melba Woody of Parsons, Marlene Ivey of Sardis and Gordon Scott of Scotts Hill. For more information, call the funeral home at 852-3150. Danny Wade Bonds, 39, mechanic MEMPHIS Services for Danny Wade Bonds, 39, will be at 4 p.m. today at Boyd Parsons Funeral Home.

Burial will be at Hunt Hill Cemetery in Linden. Mr. Bonds, a mechanic, died Friday at UT Bowld Hospital in Memphis of liver disease. He had four sisters, Dimple Moore of Memphis, Brenda Acred of Trenton, Shirley Preston of Whiteville and Betty Faye King of Memphis. He had three brothers, Ricky Bonds of Memphis, Randy Bonds of Memphis and Jesse E.

Parrish of Lexington. For more information, call the funeral home at 852-3150. Beryl Irene Farster, 73, homemaker SAULSBURY Graveside services for Beryl Irene Farster, 73, will be at 11 a.m. Monday at Cliflt Cemetery in Bolivar. Ms.

Farster, a homemaker, died Friday at Methodist Hospital of Somerville of cancer. She had a son, Robert Wayne Farster of Hammond, Ind. She had one brother, Leon Pre-witt of East Chicago, Ind. For more information, call Shackelford Funeral Home in Bolivar at 658-5277. Margaret R.

Capps, 76, homemaker PINSON Services for Margaret Rowland Capps, 76, will be at 11 a.m. Monday at Casey Funeral Home. Burial will be at Bear Creek Cemetery. Ms. Capps, a homemaker, died Saturday at her home of a heart attack.

She had two daughters, Carolyn Wray and Cindy Leach, both of Pinson. She had three sons, Jimmy Capps and Danny Capps, both of Pinson, and the late Michael Capps. She had four sisters, Clara Arnold of Memphis, Joyce Whitman of Selmer, Ruth Tolbert of Bethel Springs and Reba Cupples of Henderson. She had two brothers, Burl Rowland and Drew Rowland, both of Henderson. For more information, call the funeral home at 989-2421.

Robert Lee Vinson 55, salesman ADAMSVILLE Graveside services for Robert Lee Vinson 55, will be at 11 a.m. Monday at Adamsville Cemetery. Mr. Vinson, a salesman and owner of Vinson's Sports Production, died Saturday at Baptist Hospital East in Memphis of heart disease. He was married to Gayle It.

Nelson Vinson of Collierville. His mother is the late Naomi Lassiter. His father is the late Ethel Vinson. He had two sons. Robert Lee Vinson Jr.

of Collierville and Lindsay Lassiter Vinson of Dresden. For more information, call Shackelford Funeral Home ut 645-3481. Jimmy Dale Harris, 58, Spectrum worker SELMER Services for Jimmy Dale Harris, 58, will be at 11 a.m. today at Shackelford Funeral Home In Selmer. Burial will be at Gravel Hill Cemetery.

Mr. Harris, a worker In the Blow Mold Department at Spectrum Corp. In Selmer, died Friday at Jackson-Madison County General Hospital of cancer. He was married to Faye Carlson Harris of Selmer. His mother Is Ruby Harris of Selmer.

His father Is Everett Harris of Selmer. He had a daughter, Tammy Frcdrickson of Selmer. He had a son, Floyd Harris of Bethel Springs. He had two sisters, Wilma Hol-ley of Selmer and Ruth Neal Harris of Little Rock, Ark. He had a brother, Bill Harris of Selmer.

For more information, call the funeral home at 645-3481. Darryl Arthur Ruwe 14, student SAVANNAH Services for Darryl Arthur Ruwe 14, will be at 3 p.m. Monday at Shackelford Funeral Home in Savannah. Burial will be at Old Union Cemetery in Hardin County. Ruwe, a student at Hardin County Middle School, died Thursday from gunshot wounds.

He had a sister, Vanessa Garcia of Savannah. His parents were Cynthia Raddatz and Darryl Ruwe Sr. of Savannah. For more information, call the funeral home at 925-4000. Mabel Elain Martin Clark, 84, homemaker McKENZIE Services for Mabel Elain Martin Clark, 84, will be at 2 p.m.

Monday at Brum-mitt Funeral Home. Burial will be at Mt. Olivet Cemetery in McK-enzie. Ms. Clark, a homemaker, died Saturday at Methodist Hospital in McKen.ie of heart disease.

She had a daughter, Barbara Elain Clark of McKenzie. She had two brothers, Paul Martin and Ray Martin, both of McKenzie. For more information, call the funeral home at 352-2222. Daisy Smothers, 90 TRENTON Services for Daisy Smothers, 90, will be at 2 p.m. Monday at Dilday Funeral Home.

Burial will follow in the Jamison Cemetery near West-port. Mrs. Smothers died Saturday at Gibson County General Hospital of heart failure. She was married to Clyde R. Smothers of Trenton.

She had a daughter, Ruby Spellings of Trenton. She had a son, Eldon Smothers of Linden. She had a sister, Lila Butler of Huntingdon. For more information, call the funeral home at 986-8281. Willie Adrain Kincannon, 78, mail carrier CAMDEN Services for Willie Adrain Kincannon, 78, will be at 1 p.m.

Monday at Oakdale Funeral Home. Burial will be at Flatwoods Cemetery. Mr. Kincannon died Saturday at his residence of heart disease. He was married to Bonnie Kincannon of Camden.

He had three Jane Regep of Summitt, 111., Joan Flowers of Camden and Carolyn Jowers of Lexington. He had two sisters, Mildred Belew of Milan and Brooksie Ide of Westbranch, Mich. He had a brother, Audrain Kincannon of Royal Oak, Mich. For more information, call the funeral home at 584-4343. Mary U.

Collier, 53 SOUTH BEND, Ind. Services for Mary Lizzie Utley Collier, 53, will be at 1 p.m. Tuesday at Al-ford's Mortuary in South Bend, Ind. Burial will be in Highland Cemetery in South Bend. Mrs.

Collier died Friday at St Joseph's Medical Center of cancer. She had five sons, John Collier, Rollie Collier, Willie Collier, Timmy Thomas and Alonzo Thomas, all of South Bend. She had two daughters, Margaret M. Collier and Rose M. Collier, both of South Bend.

She had two sisters, Lessie Thomas of South Bend, and Lizzie Mac Long of Jackson. She had two brothers, Billy Joe Utley and Handy Utley, both of Jackson. For more information, call Bledsoe Funeral Home at 427-1521. Willie S. Maness, 85, retired from Ayers Services for Willie Sherman Maness, 85, will be at 1 p.m.

Monday at Central (irove Baptist Church. Burial will be at the church cemetery. Mr. Maness, a retired Ayers Mineral Co. employee, died Saturday at Jackson-Madison County General Hospital's Specialty Unit of heart disease.

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