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2B The Jackson Sun, Jackson, Tuesday, May 15, 1990 DEATHS Britt elected to police order post Jackson police Lt. Sammy Britt, who is running for Madison County sheriff against incumbent Warren Roberts, was elected as conductor on the state executive board of the Fraternal Order of Police during the organizatiion's state convention May 3-5. Britt, an officer for the state FOP Lodge, attended the convention in Monteagle, near Chattanooga, with several other delegates from the Charles W. Wooten Lodge in Jackson. During the convention, the 148 delegates voted to endorse Britt for sheriff.

PAID ANNOUNCEMENT Sarah Kindle Cordle DECATURVILLE Sarah Kindle Cordle died Monday night at Decatur County General Hospital in Parsons. She was married to Liggie Cordle. Arrangements are incomplete. For more information, call Boyd-Decatur-ville Funeral Home at 852-3711. School fund started in memory of victim GREENFIELD A scholarship fund has been established in memory of a 21-year-old man who died Sunday afternoon in a boating accident at Everetts Lake in Dyer County, officials said.

Donations memorializing Anthony Rhea "Tony" Watkins may be sent to Anthony Watkins Scholarship Fund in care of Greenfield Banking Front Street, Greenfield, Tenn. 38230. Services for Mr. Watkins, son of Kenny and Sue Watkins, were today at Williams Funeral Home. Burial was in Highland Cemetery.

DEATHS ELSEWHERE Andrei P. Kirilenko, former Soviet politician Harris infant DYERSBURG Graveside services for Logan Dain Harris, 15-day-old son of Jimmy Lynn Harris and Julie Ann Bol-ing Harris of Dyersburg, will be at 4 p.m. Wednesday at Oakview Memorial Cemetery near Alamo. The infant died Sunday at LeBonheur Children's Medical Center in Memphis. His siblings are Damion Harris of Dyersburg, Shenae Harris of Harvey, the late Ian Alexander Harris, his twin brother.

His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Russ Caldwell of Alamo and Mr. and Mrs. Don Boling of Paris; maternal great-grandmother is Earline Boling of Friendship; paternal grandparents are Mr.

and Mrs. Jimmy Harris Jr. and Martha Conners, all of Dyersburg; and paternal great-grandfather is Guy Horton of Dyersburg. For more information, call Ronk Funeral Home of Alamo at 696-5555. Charlotte Scott Services for Charlotte Scott, 43, of Pinson, will be at 2 p.m.

Wednesday at George A. Smith and Sons' South Chapel. Burial will be in Highland Memorial Gardens. Mrs. Scott, a homemaker, died Monday morning at her home.

She was married to Terry Lee Scott. They had two children, Renee Vansitter of Biloxi, and Charles Geautrex of Jackson, Miss. Her parents are Mr. I and Mrs. Robert Warren of Hatties-burg, Miss.

For more information, call the funeral home at 423-2212. Parthena Jackson BOLIVAR Services for Parthena Jackson, 96, will be at 1 p.m. Wednesday at Dixie Funeral Home. Burial will be in Bolivar Community Cemetery. Mrs.

Jackson, a homemaker, died Saturday at Bolivar Community Hospital. 1 She was married to the late Willie Jackson. For more information, call the funeral home at 658-3941. Warren C. Worrell BUENA VISTA Services for Warren C.

Worrell, 69, were held today at Mount Nebo Baptist Church. Burial was in McAuley Cemetery. Mr. Worrell, a carpenter, died Sunday at Baptist Hospital-Huntingdon. He was married to Ethel Worrell.

Jane R. Brandt Memorial services for Jane R. Brandt, 69, were held today at Newnam Funeral Home in Easton, Md. Burial services were private. Mrs.

Brandt, a retired registered nurse, died Saturday at Memorial Hospital in Easton. She had five children, Jill B. Duvall of Jackson, Jacqueline E. Brandt of Baltimore, Berkley Brandt III of Syracuse, N.Y., George W. Brandt of Bradenton, and the late Richard M.

Brandt. Tyler Glisson BRUCETON Services for Tyler Glisson, 75, will be at 2 p.m Wednesday at Bruceton First Baptist Church. Burial will be in New Prospect Cemetery near Hollow Rock. Mr. Glisson, a retired brick mason, died Monday morning at Jackson-Madison County General Hospital.

He was married to Lucille Glisson. They had two children, Barbara Jordan of Bruceton and Jimmy Glission of Union, Ky. For more information, call Bruceton Funeral Home at 586-2512. Marvina Evans PINSON Services for Marvina Richardson Evans, 71, will be at 11 a.m. Wednesday at Casey Funeral Home in Henderson.

Burial will be in Big Springs Cemetery. Mrs. Evans, a retired manager of Pinson School cafeteria, died Monday afternoon at Jackson-Madison County General Hospital. She was married to Berry Vollie Evans. They had five children, Patsy Smith of Pinson, Paulette Vandergrift of Millington, Berry V.

Evans Jr. of Collierville, Robert Bishop Evans of Brownsville, and Billy Evans of Jackson. For more information, call the funeral home at 989-2421. Alan Eugene Brown Private graveside services for the immediate family only of Alan E. Brown, 91, will be at 11 a.m.

Wednesday in Hollywood Cemetery. Mr. Brown, a retired salesman for Unijax, died Sunday night at Jackson-Madison County General Hospital. He was married to the late Naoma E. Brown.

They had a daughter, Mrs. S. Taylor Beare Jr. of Memphis. For more information, call Lawrence-Sorensen Funeral Home at 424-2424.

Billy Homer Simpson MILAN Services for Billy Homer Simpson, 52, will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Bodkin Funeral Home. Burial will be in Mount Zion Cemetery near Medina. Mr. Simpson, an employee of Fisher Construction died Monday morning at Jackson-Madison County General Hospital.

He was married to Janette Stanford Simpson. For more information, call the funeral home at 686-3111. Beatrice Carter Cullum Beatrice Carter Cullum, 72, formerly of Jackson, died this morning at her home in East Orange, N.J. Arrangements for Mrs. Cullum are incomplete.

For more information, call Bledsoe Funeral Home at 427-1521. Franklin Lawrence Services for Franklin Eugene Lawrence, 50, will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Lawrence-Sorensen Funeral Home. Burial will be in Highland Memorial Gardens. Mr.

Lawrence, a retired truck driver, was dead on arrival Sunday morning at Wesley Long Hospital in Greensboro, N.C. He had two daughters, Melonie Eu-gina Grice and Samanthia McLemore, both of Jackson. For more information, call the funeral home at 424-2424. Naomi Gallimore GLEASON Naomi Gallimore died this morning at City of Milan Hospital. Arrangements are incomplete.

For more information, call Gallimore neral Home at 648-5801. Epperson infant Graveside services for Chasity Renee Epperson, newborn daughter of Angela Epperson, were held today at Bobbitt Cemetery in Madison County. The infant died Sunday night at Jackson-Madison County General Hospital. Cloie Dell Crossno CAMDEN Cloie Dell Crossno died Monday at St. Thomas Hospital in Nashville.

Arrangements are incomplete. For more information, call Stockdale-Malin Funeral Home at 584-8282. Clevie E. Tate LEXINGTON Services for Clevie E. Tate, 78, will be at 10 a.m.

Wednesday at Reed's Chapel. Burial will be in Henderson County Memory Gardens. Mr. Tate, a retired inspector for the United States government, died Monday morning at Lexington Methodist Hospital. He was married to Lucy Tate.

They had four daughters, Lucille Tate, Lorelei Tate, Rochelle Tate, and Rovella Tate, all of Lexington. For more information, call the funeral home at 968-3634. Hazel B. Travis DRESDEN Services for Hazel B. Travis, 83, will be at 1 p.m.

Wednesday at Bowlin Funeral Home. Burial will be in Sunset Cemetery. Mrs. Travis, a homemaker, died Sunday afternoon at HCA Volunteer General Hospital in Martin. She was married to the late J.W.

Travis. They had two sons, Joe Porter Travis of Dresden and Paul Edward Travis of Lansing, Mich. For more information, call the funeral home at 364-3101. Nita Lannom Adams MARTIN Services for Nita Lannom Adams, 91, will be at 11 a.m. Wednesday at Public Wells Baptist Church near Martin.

Burial will be in the church cemetery. Mrs. Adams, a homemaker, died Sunday at HCA Volunteer General Hospital. She was married to the late Bufford Adams. They had two children, Kathryn Grissom of Martin and Phillip 0.

Adams of Holt, Mich. For more information, call Murphy Funeral Home at 587-3121. Georgia Nelson HUNTINGDON Services for Georgia Nelson, 71, were held today at Dil-day Funeral Home. Burial was in Carroll County Memorial Gardens. Mrs.

Nelson, a homemaker, died Sunday at Baptist She was married to Thomas Nelson. They had a son, Thomas Rene Nelson of San Diego. VelmaHatley CAMDEN Velma Hatley died Monday at Benton Community Hospital. Arrangements are incomplete. For more information, call Stockdale-Malin Funeral Home at 584-8282.

Budget proposals satisfy city From 1 The programs would include child abuse prevention and parenting skills, career awareness, a traveling theatrical show, swimming courses and school dropout prevention work. District 9 Councilman Mike Webb suggested adding to the purchasing department's staff and responsibilities. "The operating budget is pretty trim," he said. Its biggest innovation is a boost of nearly $300,000 to pay for 20 DETAILS Here are the basics of Jackson's proposed 1990-1991 operating bud-' get: Administration $1.7 million, up 11.3 percent mainly because an energy conservation department would be added. Employee benefits $4 million, down nearly 8 percent, mainly because school eon- solidation reduced the number of employees covered.

Appropriations to schools, transportation I and agencies funded jointly with Madison Information supplied by West Tennessee Funeral Directors, Mr. Alan E. Brown Services for Mr. Alan E. Brown, 91, will be at 11:00 am Wednesday morning, private graveside services for immediate family only, with the Rev.

Bruce Dodson McMillan officiating. Burial will follow in Hollywood Cemetery. Mr. Brown died Sunday night at Jackson-Madison County General Hospital after a short illness. He was the son of the late Dr.

Mrs. Andrew E. Brown. He was born in Madison County and educated in the City Schools. He was a retired salesman for Uniiax.

He was a member of St. Luke's Episcopal Church. He was active in the Republican Party. He graduated from Fitzgerald-Clark Military School. He was a veteran of WWI.

He was preceded in death by his wife, Naoma E. Brown, in 1987 and also by a grandson, Sam Beare. Survivors include one daughter, Mrs. S. Taylor Beare, Jr.

of Memphis; one sister, Mrs. Irving Harris of Jackson; one granddaughter, Miss Toni Helene Beare of Memphis. Active pallbearers requested to meet at the funeral home at 10:30 am are Walter S. Hendrix, Jim Scott, C.R. Womack, Donel-son H.

Stegall, John Quinn, and Dale Jamieson. Visitation will be Wednesday morning at the Funeral Home from 9:30 am until 10:30 am. Lawrence-Sorensen Funeral Home 424-2424 Franklin Eugene Lawrence Services for Franklin Eugene Lawrence, 50, will be Wednesday at from the Chapel of Lawrence-Sorenson Funeral Home with the Rev. Don Dyer officiating. Burial will follow in Highland Memorial Gardens.

He was DOA at Wesley Long Hospital in Greensboro, North Carolina Sunday morning. He was the son of the late James, and Clara Lawrence. He was a truck driver and baptist in belief. He was born in Madison County and educated in the County Schools. Surviviors include two daughters, Melonie Eugina Grice and husband, Kenny Grice of Jackson and Samanthia McLemore of Jackson; one granddaughter, Leigh Ann McLemore of Jackson; one sister, Mrs.

Irene Hib-bitt of Bolivar and one brother, Albert Lawrence of Henderson. Active pallbears requested to meet at the Funeral Home 1:30 pm are Andrew Grice, Randy Grice, Tommy Channey, Marvin Grice, Arlis Whitman, Allen Turner and David Turner. Visitation will be tonight from 5:00 pm to 9:00 pm at the Funeral Home. Lawrence-Sorensen Funeral Home 424-2424 ii Ella Ruth Kendrick Brown Services for Mrs. Ella Ruth Kendrick Brown, formerly of Jackson, will be Thursday at 1 p.m.

at St. Matthew's C.M.E. Church in Milwaukee, Wisconsin with Rev. Fitten officiating. Burial will follow in the local cemetery.

Golden Gate Funeral Home at 5665 North Teutonia Avenue, Milwaukee, Wisconsin will be in charge of arrangements. Their phone number is 414-358-0538. I Mrs. Brown died Monday morning at St. Joseph Hospital in Milwaukee.

She was born in Jackson, the daughter of Clemmie Kendrick and the late Lincoln Kendrick. She attended the public schools of Jackson and was a graduate of the former Merry High School: Survivors are her husband, Louis Brown of Milwaukee, a son, Louis Bernard Brown of Los Angeles, two daughters, Louise Brown of Milwaukee, Ws. and Shelia Brown of Madison, her mother, Clemmie Kendrick of Jackson, five brothers, Manson Kendrick of Jackson, Tn. and Lincoln, George, Curtis and Gentry Kendrick all of Milwaukee, five sisters, Helen Bonds and Emma Rush both of Milwaukee, Sharon Montgomery of Peoria, II. and Blenda May of O'Fallon, II.

and Frances Kendrick of Jackson, Tn. Bledsoe Funeral Home -427-1521 Death Notice Policy: The Jackson Sun provides free death notices for families in our area. However, those desiring more than basic information provided in the death notice may purchase a paid obituary through their funeral home or the classified advertisement department of The Sun. MOSCOW (AP) Andrei P. Kirilenko, a former Politburo member who once was thought to be in line to succeed Leonid I.

Brezhnev as Soviet leader, died Sat- The official news agency Tass Kirilenko said he died of a "grave illness." Kirilenko, a full member of the Communist Party's ruling Politburo for 20 years, dropped from sight in 1982 and his retirement became known a month later. Although Kirilenko's fall from power officially was attributed to ill health, reports circulated that his fall actually occurred because his son defected to the West. Franklyn Seales, 'Silver Spoons' actor LOS ANGELES (AP) Franklyn Seales, a stage and television actor perhaps best known as the finicky business manager on the "Silver Spoons" TV series, has died at age 37. Seales died Monday at his family's home in New York City of complications from AIDS, his sister, Deborah Richardson, told the Los Angeles Times. Arthritis groups leader schedules addresses The leader of two arthritis support groups in Memphis will speak at 7 p.m.

Tuesday at North Side High School about living a full life despite arthritis. The speaker, Gayle Aikey, also has arthritis. The program is sponsored by the Jackson Arthritis Support Group, which meets the third Thursday of every month at North Side High at 7 p.m. For more information, call Faye Hardin at 668-2954. Jowers plans campaign for juvenile court post Bobby Jowers, an independent candidate for Juvenile Court clerk, will kick off his campaign at 6:30 p.m.

Thursday at The Fox restaurant at Main and Liberty streets. George Hickerson will sing songs Jowers wrote. The public is invited. Tuck's at 1806 Hollywood Drive, burglars broke into the west door, cut telephone wires and stole money from a vending machine. 'Arrests A 17-year-old boy, charged with carrying a deadly weapon after police reportedly saw him chasing Willie Hardy III of 138 Prince Edward St.

Hardy was arrested on an outstanding warrant for assault and battery. Baradino Jones, 26, of 218 W. King charged with aggravated assault. Robert Harrison also known as Robert Harris, 28, of 329 Hale charged with theft of property between $10,000 and $60,000. Investigators found more than $1,800 worth of stolen goods at his home.

Michael Akins, 26, of 1225 N. Highland charged with aggravated assault. Tommy Hoyle, 42, of 206 Mobile charged with aggravated assault and evading arrest after officers tried to serve him with a child-support warrant. Randall Ayres, 34, of 104 W. Baltimore charged with violation of the bad check law, theft of property and worthless checks.

FIRE CALLS These reports were on file with the Jackson and Madison County fire departments. CITY Monday 9:43 a.m. 115tt Middleton residential. Today 12:07 a.m. 200 Birch alarm system malfunction.

COUNTY Monday None. I Council members to hold two joint public council the west, and one in the northeast. $500,000 for a north park. $80,000 for land the city now leases as part of Malesus Park. $50,000 for a northern branch of Jackson-Madison County Library.

Because Jackson and Madison County schools have been consolidated, the 1990-1991 budget doesn't include education expenditures but the "consolidation dividend," money spent for education in previous years, didn't materialize either, Farmer said. BUDGET including vehicle replacements. $424,700 for public buildings, including the fairgrounds, civic center. The Carnegie and Oman Arena. $119,416 for the finance department for computer and document control systems.

$50,000 toward a new library. $834,800 for the new landfill. $59,350 for the airport authority. $47,300 for Jackson Transit Authority. $20,000 for a citywide computer network.

meetings pairing the former Union Universi ty's Ellis Hall dorm and repairs of homes in the proposed 1990 Block Grant Target Area, parts of which include Paradise Village. da Kay Turner, Selmer; Samuel Bryan Warren and Sheila Marie Warren, Jackson; Thomas Glenn Terry and Glenda Diane Terry, Halls; Edward B. Chessor and Ollie L. Chessor, Union City; Robert Junior Wilson and Carol Elaine Wilson, Hornsby; Ray Kirby and Johnnie May Kirby, Ripley; Timothy Lewis Bryant and Lois L. Bryant, Dyersburg; Pamela Jane Wright, Dyersburg; Thomas Edward Swift and Bertha Louise Swift, Trenton; Steven Michael Tharp, Trenton; Glen A.

McAlexander, Somerville; Mildred J. Waddell, Brownsville; Rose Mae McFall, Union City; Bobby Upson, Rid-gely; Linda E. Myers, Friendship; Keith Myers, Friendship; Tina Denise Jenkins, Jackson; Jeffrey Charles Brandy, Jackson; Peggy Sue Wills, Selmer; Timothy Wilson Marbry, Finger; John Edward Maz-zanti and Terry Haskins, Jackson; Robert Gene Thompson and Rosemary Jo Thompson, Paris; Troy Darrell Ferrell and Linda Carol Ferrell, Tiptonville; Jerry Thomas Bennett and Linda Carroll Bennett, Huntingdon; Robert L. Russell Middleton; Richard Gordon Wiley, Henderson; John Dennis Flatt, Michie; POLICE BLOTTER These reports were on file today at the Jackson Police and Madison County Sheriffs departments: Burglaries and thefts over $500 Claude Denton of 219 McClellan Road, electric saw, shop vacuum cleaner, Whirlpool microwave oven and radio. Madison County Education Department building at Harts Bridge Road West, more than $3,000 worth of tools and equipment was stolen between Friday and Monday.

new police patrol officers. The proposed 1990-1991 capital spending is for what Mayor Charles Farmer calls stand-alone projects to initiate a five-year investment program. Even if subsequent phases of the investment program weren't followed, the actions would be good, he said. He's called for borrowing $10 million to finance the entire program. The city can well afford to borrow the money, Truell said.

According to a state formula, Jack OF PROPOSED County $1.8 million, down 62 percent because of school consolidation. Insurance costs and damage payments in lawsuits $1 million, down 14 percent. Police $5 million, up 6 percent. Fire $4 million, up 5 percent. Public works $5.5 million, up 14 percent.

Recreation and parks $2.9 million, up 2 percent. A 4 percent across-the-board raise would cost $548,716, about 2 percent of the their constituents. Wednesday's public meeting will be at 6:30 p.m. in the T.R. White Sportsplex, 304 N.

Hayes, formerly Hayes Avenue Center. HCA Regional Hospital Discharged Monday: Virginia Kille-brew, Martin; James Stephenson, Jackson; Horace Taylor, Atwood; Marie Williams, Bolivar; Georgia A. Wilmeth, Guys. BIRTHS JACKSON General Hospital Monday Shelia D. Gage, Bells, girl; Paul and Brenda D.

Smithson, Bolivar, boy; Woody and Beth A. Wood, Selmer, boy; Timothy and Tina R. Dunivan, Lexington, girl; Donnie and Kathleen A. Lyell, Milan, girl; Howard and Beverly L. Graham, Parsons, girl; Rosemary Polk, Whiteville, boy; Kevin and Deborah K.

Carter, Lexington, boy; Calvin and Teresa Vandiver, Selmer, boy; Troy and Debra A. Frye, Lexington, girl; Becky D. Johnson, Huntingdon, boy. PETITIONS Petitions filed in U.S. Bankruptcy Court at Jackson: Chapter 7 James Leroy Manley, Bemis; Harry Louis Barnett, Corinth, James Alton Robinson and Phyllis Dale Robinson, Bethel Springs; Gregory Gene Pierce, Paris; Pamela Jane Wright, Dyersburg; Gregory Louis Fucci, Scotts Hill; David W.

Hamm and Patrice M. Hamm, Linden; John B. Hopper, Brownsville; Terry Lee Goodrich and Rhonda Jean Goodrich, Dyer; Robert Wiggins and Glynn Wiggins, Greenfield; Loretta Ann Morgan, Jackson; son's debt capacity Is $78 million; present indebtedness is $14 million. Borrowing now for needed improvements is cheaper than putting them off until the budget items such as land acquisition have become more expensive, he said. Among the land purchases foreseen for 1990-1991: $50,000 for a police station in the north.

$60,000 for three new fire stations, one in the northwest, one in JACKSON CITY budget proposal. The proposed capital outlay budget foresees: $1 .4 million for public works, including work on badly eroding Anderson and Sandy creeks; road widening; bridge reconstruction. $758,000 for recreation and parks, including investment in a north park, Malesus park and T.R. White Sportsplex. $370,240 for police, including building improvments, land for a north precinct and equipment.

Nearly $600,000 for the fire department, The agenda will concern two of the recommendations for usingl990 Community Block Grant Funds. Recommendations include re Edward Garza Sr. and Sharon Garza, Huron; Rodney Glen Claburn, Brownsville; James David Ferguson and Connie Sue Ferguson, Union City; Terri A. Ellis, Cedar Grove; Robert G. Carpenter and Kathleen P.

Carpenter, Cedar Grove; William Cary Waits and Cherin Welch Waits, Jackson; Robert Floyd Michael and Patricia Lynn Michael, Selmer; Terry Lynn Kissell, Ripley; Clarence Dale Blythe, Puryear; William F. Page and Laura Page, Jackson Sammy Eugene Moore, Kenton; Ralph Carroll and Lula May Carroll, Cedar Grove; Charles Richard Siler, Big Sandy; Jimmy Earl Franks and Betty Lou Franks, Savannah; Barbara Jean Haskins, Hollow Rock; Barbara C. Whit-ten, Jackson; Leon L. White and Connie L. White, Union City; Joe William Dolan and Mary Ruth Dolan, Bolivar; Douglas Ross and Rhonda Gail Ross, Finger; David A.

Alessio and Vicki L. Alessio, Jackson. Chapter 11 Charles R. McCormick and Bessie J. McCormick, Medina; McNairy Shir-tworks, L.P., Adamsville; John R.

Reese and Gale K. Reese, Martin. Chapter 13 Hulon Lee Hadley and Patricia G. Hadley, Dyersburg; Johnny Frank Jelks, Brownsville; Jerry Lewis Crowder and Brenda Faye Crowder, Ripley; Leon Thomas Edwards and Nancy M. Edwards, Humboldt; Phyllis Joyner, Buena Vista; Elmer Gray Caldwell, Hickman, Terry Lee Turner, Gadsden; James Van Jowers III and Deborah Denise Jowers, Jackson; Willie J.

Currie and Shirley J. Currie, Brownsville; Hattie Mae Anderson, Jackson; i Joe Darrell Moss Jr. Westport; Bren City council members Brenda Monroe-Moses of District 3 and Anna Parks of District 4 are having joint meetings Wednesday and Friday to address the concerns of RECORD 7IIAFS GOBHO OH WEDNESDAY Explorer's Bible Study class (non-denominational), a.m., Highland Park Baptist Church at 1102 Campbell St. Nursery care provided, along with a coordinated teaching program for preschool children. Book of Genesis.

(668-8202; 668-4295) PUBLIC AGENDA TODAY Board of Trustees of Jackson-Madison County General Hospital Hospital, 5 p.m., the hospital's board room. WEDNESDAY Madison County Budget Committee hearings, 2 p.m., courthouse. Councilwoman Brenda Monroe-Moses' District 3 meeting, 6:30 p.m., T.R. White Sportsplex at 304 N. Hays.

Agenda will focus on proposed repair of an old col-' lege dormitory for low-income housing and homeowner repairs. HOSPITAL EEP03TS JACKSON General Hospital Discharged Monday I Madison: Grady A. Benthal, Hazel Castleman, Angela D. Epperson, Ethel L. McCaskill, Alene P.

McColIum, Charles R. Richardson, Edmund A. Sparks, Ladarius D. Stevenson, Shirley R. Stevenson, Margaret E.

Stewart, An-' nette Y. Turner, Jessica R. Turner, Temple A. Turner, Karen S. Frank W.

Young, all of Jackson; Darrel D. Davis, Medon; Edward A. Hopkins, Ada C. Merriweather, both of Denmark..