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4AThe Jackson Sun, Jackson, Saturday, December 28, 1991 DEATHS Bonnie Hayes PARSONS Services for Bonnie Hayes, 85, will be at 1 p.m. today at Parsons Mortuary. Burial will be in Cross Roads Cemetery. Mrs. Hayes, a retired employee of Salant and Salant, died Thursday night at Decatur County Hospital.

She was married to Jean Hayes. She had three stepchildren, Marie Eichorn of Vilonia, W.T. Hayes of Memphis, and Richard Hayes Beacon. For more information, call the funeral home at 847-3441. Laverne Nelson Binder BROWNSVILLE Graveside services for Laverne Nelson Binder, 98, will be at 11 a.m.

today at Dancyville Methodist Church Cemetery. Mrs. Binder, a homemaker, died Friday morning at Methodist Haywood Park General Hospital. She was married to the late Charles R. Binder.

For more information, call Brownsville Funeral Home at 772-1551. Willie Houston Newton MCKENZIE Services for Willie Houston Newton, 91, will be at 1 p.m. today at Brummitt Funeral Home. Burial will be in Carroll Memorial Gardens. Mrs.

Newton, a homemaker, died Thursday at Hillhaven Convalescent Center in Huntingdon. She was married to the late James A. Newton. They had six children, Alfred M. Newton, William Newton and Bobby Newton, all of McKenzie, James A.

Newton of Memphis, Onola Mullins of Jackson and Henritta Johnson of Clinton, Mo. For more information, call the funeral home at 352-2222. Verlie Foster Pritchard PLANTATION, Fla. Services for Verlie Foster Pritchard, 82, will be at 11 a.m. today at Dilday Funeral Home in Huntingdon.

Burial will be in Carroll Memorial Gardens. Mrs. Pritchard died Tuesday at Manor Care Nursing Care in Plantation. She was married to the late Waldon Pritchard. They had one daughter, Gloria Hudson of Plantation.

For more information, call the funeral home at 986-8281. Hooper William Jordan BRUCETON Services for Hooper William Jordan, 80, will be at 2 p.m. today at Bruceton Funeral Home. Burial will be in Prospect Cemetery in Hollow Rock. Jordan, a retired railroad engineer, died Thursday at Methodist Hospital North in Memphis.

He was married to Lorelle Jordan. They had two children, Ann Scalzo of Bartlett and Jerry Jordan of Paris. For more information, call the funeral home at 586-2512. Raymond B. Barron DYER Services for Raymond B.

Barron will be at 1 p.m. today at Karnes and Son Funeral Home. Burial will be in Oakwood Cemetery. Mr. Smith, a retired interior decorator and land developer, died Friday at Jackson-Madison County General Hospital.

He was married to Louise Coleman Barron. They had four children, Evelyn Johnson of Tampa, Billy Barron of Dyer, Tim Barron of Memphis and Bobby Barron of San Diego, Calif. For more information, call the funeral home at 692-3711. William Arthur Smith Services for William Arthur Smith, 49, will be at 1:30 p.m. Sunday at Lawrence-Sorenson Funeral Home.

Burial will be in Rocky Springs Cemetery. Smith, a 7-up Bottling Co. employee, died Friday at Jackson-Madison County General Hospital. He had four children, Susan Smith, Pattie Smith, Teresa Smith and Angela Smith, all of Jackson. His mother was Victoria Parker Smith.

For more information, call the funeral home at 424-2424. Glydia Steely Gean SAVANNAH Services for Glydia Steely Gean, 85, will be at 1 p.m. today at Shackelford Funeral Home. Burial will be in Memory Gardens of Hardin County. Mrs.

Gean, a homemaker, died Thursday at Eliza Coffee Memorial Hospital in Florence, Ala. She was married to the late Clifford D. Gean. They had four children, Gloyd Gean and George W. Gean, both of Savannah, and Robbie Fisher and Edwin Gean, both of Florence.

For more information, call the funeral home at 925-4000. Jannie Jones Services for Jannie Jones, 85, will be at 4 p.m. Sunday at First Baptist Church on Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Drive.

Burial will be Monday in Pine Grove Cemetery in Shannon, Miss. Mrs. Jones died Thursday at Jackson-Madison County General Hospital. For more information, call Ste-phenson-Shaw Funeral Home at 427-7411. Lera Stricklin Warsham PARSONS Services for Lera Stricklin Warsham, 75, will be at 2 p.m.

Sunday at Parsons Mortuary. Burial will be in Parsons Memorial Garden. Mrs. Warsham, a retired newspaper reporter for the Parsons News Leader, died Thursday night at Lexington Methodist Hospital. She had three children, Carolyn Giles of Parsons, John Warsham of Nashville, and Bill Warsham of Oklahoma City, Okla.

For more information, call the funeral home at 847-3441. Fredrick Ellis TRENTON Fredrick Ellis, 64, died Friday at Gibson General Hospital. Arrangements are incomplete. For more information, call Gibson County Funeral Home at 784-1797 or Stephenson-Shaw Funeral Home of Jackson at George M. Hardin HENDERSON Services for George M.

Hardin, 67, will be at 2:30 p.m. today at Oak Grove Church of Christ Burial will be in the church cemetery. Mr. Hardin, a farmer, died Monday at his home. He was married to Cornellia Hardin.

They had four children, Mary Fulton, Greta Faye Scales, and George Ray Hardin, all of Henderson, and Delores Bennett of Washington, D.C. For more information, call Stephenson-Shaw Funeral Home at 989-2222 or in Jackson at 427-7411. Dr. Richard Caron Services for Dr. Richard Edward Caron, 41, will be at 1 p.m.

Sunday at St Mary's Catholic Church. Burial will be locally. Dr. Caron, an associate professor of the University of Tennessee, was an entolomogist and plant pathologist He died Thursday morning at his home following a brief illness. He was married to Katrina Caron.

They had a son, John Cabot Caron of Jackson. For more information, call Griffin Funeral Home at 424-2222. Model Ervin SELMER Graveside services for Model Ervin, 73, were Friday at New Hope Cemetery. Mr. Ervin died Thursday at an intermediate health care facility.

MID ANNOUNCEMENT Information supplied by West Tennessee Funeral Directors Janie Jones Services for Janie Jones, 85, will be Sunday at 4 p.m. from the chapel of Stephenson-Shaw Funeral Home. Burial will be Monday in the Pineygrove Cemetery in Shannon, Mississippi. Mrs. Jones died Thursday at the Jackson Madison County General Hospital.

She was the daughter of the late Robert and Margaret Jones and was a member of the First Baptist Church where she served as an Usher. She leaves to cherish her memories a God-daughter, Mattie M. Newsom of Jackson; four nieces, Margaret Austin of Gary Indiana, Mallie Nunn of Flint Michigan, Edna Martin and Annel Darby both of St. Louis; three nephews, a special nephew Marion Turner Jones and Samuuel Jones of Flint Michigan and Bremmor Jones of St. Louis; several grand-nieces and nephews, Gerald Austin, Harold Austin, Norman Austin, Jessie Lee Jones, Robert Jones, Er-skin Jones, Linda Jones Hob-son, Patricia Jones Gold-threate, Ericka C.

Nunn, Ay-anna Nunn, Johathan Nunn, Racheal Martin, Tracey Jones, Jennifer Jones, Louis Darby Anthony Darby, Adrian Darby and a host of dear relatives and friends. The remains will lie in state at the funeral home until time of service. Stephenson-Shaw Funeral Home 427-7411 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. teste Robert Ulon Smith PARSONS Robert Ulon Smith died Friday at VA Medical Center in Murfreesboro.

For more information, call the Boyd-Parsons Funeral Home at 847-4400. RECORD WHAT'S GOING ON TODAY African-American Holiday Mart, 9 a.m.-9 p.m., old Readmore Book and Card Shop, 305 E. Lafayette St The mart features goods from a variety of black businesses around Jackson. (423-2711) Kwanzaa harvest celebration, 6 p.m., St Paul CME Church at 571 Lane Ave. Sponsor: Society for African-American Cultural Awareness.

TOPS New Year's Ball, 8 p.m., Wilson World HoteJ. Music by Dave "Mr. Party" Shaw, program director for WFKX-FM (Kix96). Lots of food, prizes and fun. Sponsor: Trendsetters of Professional Services.

$10. (668-7016) SUNDAY African-American Holiday Mart, 1-6 p.m., old Readmore Book and Card Shop, 305 E. Lafayette St The mart features goods from a variety of black businesses around Jackson. (423-2711) HOSPITAL REPORTS JACKSON At Jackson-Madison County General Hospital Discharges Tuesday Benton: Janice C. Nelson, Edgel Tack-ett, both ofBig Sandy.

Carroll: Bertha L. Smith, Atwood. Chester: Roy Davis, Lee O. Frye, Bonnie O. Hudson, Charlie B.

Parker, China Ratliff, Patrick J. Ross, all of Henderson. Crockett: Joe T. McCurry Alamo; Janie E. Winbush, Bells.

Decatur: Michael A. George, Darden. Dyer: James B. Tidwell, Rebecca A. Tidwell, James B.

Goodman, all of Milan; Thomas I. Bush, Ruby C. Hale, both of Humboldt; Opal R. Mathis, Arthur R. Smith, both of Medina; Rozell Scott Bradford; Mamie Young, Trenton.

Hardeman: Zettie E. Baker, James L. Coats, both of Bolivar; Gwendolyn L. Williams, Saulsbury. Hardin: Josie Mitchell, Robert L.

Steele both of Savannah. Haywood: Percy L. Winters, Stanton. Henderson: Barbara C. Cruz, Clois H.

Gilbert, both of Lexington; Edward M. Feathers, Wildersville; Carl F. Loren-zen, Reagan. Madison: Larry E. Anderson, Erica S.

Davis, Christopher A. Hall, Jessie E. Jag-gars, Charles E. Williams III, all of Jackson; Thomas Fuller, Mercer. McNairy: Thomas J.

Martindale, Martha L. Tatom, both of Adamsvile. Carol Burnett Jones Services for Carol Burnett Jones, 44, will be Sunday at 2:30 p.m. at Cool Springs Baptist Church in Henderson with Rev. David Curry officiating.

Burial will be in Burnett Cemetery. Mrs. Jones died Decern-; ber 24th at Jackson Madison County General Hospital. She was born to Mr. Edgar Lee Burnett, Sr.

and the late Vosta Nell Burnett. She was a cosmotologist for twenty years and was the owner and opera-' tor of Carol's Beauty Salon. She leaves her Melissa Gail Jones; her Edgar Lee Burnett, a sister, Gay N. (Lawrence) Robertson; a brother, Edgar Lee1 (Jenny) Burnett, a very special niece, C. Michelle Burnett; two special and Edwin Burnett; four1, aunts, Mrs.

Verlee Mrs. Rodga Mae Wingo, Mrs, Evelyn Burnett and Mrs. Luci: lie Strong; two uncles, Tom Willie (Ruth) Burnett and Paul (Leodis) Hampton. The family will receive friends from 6 p.m. until 7 p.m.' Saturday at Cool Springs Bap-, tist Church.

For more information call: Stephenson-Shaw Funeral Home 427-7411 Mrs. Lera Stricklin Washam Services for Lera Washam, 75, will be at 2 p.m. Sunday from the chapel of Parsons Mortuary with Bro. Glenn Elliott officiating. Burial will be in Parsons Memorial Gardens.

Washam died Thursday evening at Lexington Methodist Hospital. She was a Methodist in faith and a member of the Parson's Eastern Star. She is survived by her stepfather, Harold White of Par' sons; a daughter, Mrs. Caro-lybn Giles of Parsons; two sons, John Washam of Nashville and Bill Washam of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma; a sister, Mrs. Anita Clarke of Manhattan Beach, She was preceded in death by her mother, Mrs.

Lois Busby in 1986. The family will receive friends today from 2 p.m. until 10 p.m. Parsons Mortuary 847-3451 Dr. Richard Edward Caron Services for Dr.

Richard Edward Caron, 41, will be held Sunday at 1:00 p.m. at St. Mary's Catholic Church with Father Albert Kirk officiating. Burial will be locally with Griffin Funeral Home in charge. Dr.

Caron died Thursday morning at his residence after a sudden illness. He was born in Pawtucket, Rhode Island, son of the late Norman A. and Angela Huettel Caron. Dr. Caron had lived in Jackson for the past ten years and was an associate professor of the University of Tennessee as an entomologist and plant pathologist.

Dr. Caron received his BS from the University of Maine, his masters and Ph.D. from North Carolina State University where he was a member of the Honor Society. He was twice nominated for the outstanding graduate student in the United States. He was an active member of the Entomologist Society of Tennessee and was a director for the Integrated Pest Management Program for the state.

He was also on the board of directors of the Chemical Association for the State of Tennessee and was co-chairman of the Boll Weevil Eradication Program. He was also the cotton specialist for West Tennessee. He was also co-chairman of the Cooperative Agricultural Pest Survey. He was an active member of St. Mary's Catholic Church.

He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Katrina Caron of Jackson; a son, John Cabot Caron of Jackson; a brother, Ron Caron of Branford, and a sister, Mrs. Arlene Rankow-itz of Pawtucket, R.I. Pallbearers will be Chip Jones, Mike Carter, Paulus Shelby, Barry Bynum, Marion Williams and Gary Lentz. Honorary pallbearers will be employees of the Agricultural Experiment Station and Extension Service.

Visitation will be this afternoon from 7 until 9 p.m. with a Rosary being said at 7:30 p.m. Memorials may be made to the American Heart Association, 18 Stonecreek Circle, Jackson, TN 38305. Griffin Funeral Home 424-2222 til LnViY? Shirred Mulln Dresden; Grant Workman, Martin; Martha Warren, Union City; Jennifer Wiikey, South Fulton. Admitted Friday: Jonathan Bell, Hickman, Ky.

MILAN City of Milan Hospital Discharged Thursday: Nola Rochelle, Milan. PARSONS Decatur County General Hospital Admitted Thursday: Bonnie Hayes, Elvin Montgomery, James Davis, Parsons; Nell Tubbs, Holladay; Joann Ray, Joe Johnson, Ruby Steward, Decatur-ville. Admitted Friday: Lynn Garrett, Parsons; Robbie Wallace, Dardin. POLICE BLOTTER These reports were on file this morning with the Jackson police and the Madison County Sheriffs Department: Robberies Victor Croon, of Idlewild Street, leather jacket work clothes and sweaters. Assaults Sandra Louise Cole of Neff Circle told police she was walking to work Friday when an ex-boyfriend stopped her at Farris and Middleton streets and pulled her into his 1969 Ford.

She said he pulled a knife to her throat and said he was going to kill her. She struggled to get out of the car and ran. She said he then tried to run over her. FIRE CALLS These reports were on file Friday with the Jackson and Madison County Fire departments: 10:53 a.m. 2131 N.

Highland controlled burn. 11:32 a.m. 100 Cherrywood Place, clothes dryer. 1:22 p.m.- Behind 832 Country Club Lane, grass fire. 3:24 p.m.

137 Lawrence Switch Road, false alarm. 8:12 p.m. intersection of Carson and O'Connor Streets, grass fire. COUNTY 1:03 p.m. Graves Loop, residential.

3:23 p.m. Deep Gap Road, two-vehicle accident with rescue. lows and comforters, Sears drills, a Craftsman tool set, a Sears stereo, bath scales, microwave table, clothes hamper, a Sears portable air compressor, a baby doll in a walker, a Glo Worm, a Strawberry Shortcake telephone and a Barbie doll collection. "The important thing for Jerry Maness is to prove his ownership," Wood says. "Then there may be a reason to show liability on the part of the sheriff." The county probably will request that Fowler be present during its case, and it may be difficult getting the ex-sheriff here, says County Attorney Howard Douglass.

In any case, testimony can be obtained from those unable to attend the trial, he says. Fowler is serving state and federal prison terms for raping and assaulting prisoners in his jail. Fowler pleaded guilty to violating the rights of jail inmates in 1988 in exchange for a 10-year sentence. In May of 1989, the ex-sheriff pleaded guilty in state court to charges of raping prisoners in exchange for a 20-year prison sentence. "It's an interesting case, an unusual one.

But it will all depend on Maness and his proof," Wood says. Maness says he just wants to get to court His lawyer echoes those sentiments: "I want him to have his day in court, too." "If I can get to court," Maness says, "I've got the case won." Out-of-state: Jackie R. Mason, Clinton, Ky. Weakley: Grace L. Boone, Dresden.

Discharges Wednesday Gibson: Lloyd M. Cannon, Trenton; Sarah B. Cary, Milan. Henderson: Andrew W. Redding, Reagan.

Madison: Peggy Britt, Chestene Mills, Barber J. Pharmer, Robill Simpson, all of Jackson; baby boy Smith, Tammy R. Smith, both ofBemis. McNairy: Emma L. Gooch, Selmer.

Discharges Thursday Chester: baby girl Karnes, Regina A. Karnes, both of Henderson. Crockett: Johnny A Morris, Alamo. Dyer: James M. Hanna, Dyersburg.

Gibson: George A. Blankenship, George S. Donald, Don D. Franks, all of Humboldt; Richard H. Cotton, Medina; baby boy Glover, Nancy B.

Glover, both of Dyer. Hardeman: Amy Y. Parsons, baby boy Parsons, Clareatha Woods, all of Bolivar; baby girl Williams, Saulsbury. Haywood: Mary F. Payne, Brownsville.

Madison: James A. Bryant, Medina; Mona W. Christopher, Jackson; William H. Lane, Pinson. At HCA Regional Hospital Discharges Monday: Dr.

Robert C. Barker, Lois Campbell, Dellie Collins, Gray, Pauline Langford, Elsie Maness, Elvin McColIum, Anna Payton, Amelia Watkins, Aline Worthams. Discharges Tuesday: John R. Beavers Rebecca Claybrook, Bobby Gooch, Lucy M. Hamer, George Hensley, Mary Parish, Bessie Pigue, Alama Viar, Bobby L.

Walker, Joel Walker. Discharges Wednesday: Wilma I. Dun-away, Earnestine W. Palmer, Roy L. Turner.

BROWNSVILLE Methodist Haywood Park General Hospital Admitted Friday: Sarah Bynum, Joh-nanna Bullock, Brownsville. HUMBOLDT Humboldt General nospltal Admitted Friday: Ellen Patrick, Margie Pillow, Humboldt LEXINGTON Methodist Hospital of Lexington Discharged Friday: Connie Davis, Lexington; Douglas Sessions, Jacqueline Sessions, Nashville. MARTIN HCA Volunteer General Hospital Admitted Thursday: Diane Shanklln, The Henderson County Circuit Court has had the case on its docket for about the last year, but it has been continued, says Rebecca Clement, deputy clerk. It's unknown when Maness lawsuit against Fowler will heard. Records show it is not unusual for civil cases to take a long time before they get in court "I have four or five cases that go back to 1984.

Our criminal cases always take precedent over civil cases," Clement says. "It's just an over-worked system." But Maness notes a discrepancy between the items listed on the search warrant for his house and the items taken in the raid. The warrant stated that Maness was believed to have "stereos and a television stolen from Wal-Mart, Sears and mart stores." Maness says some of the things taken from his home included a wooden box of silverware, king-size down pil- Brighter Christmas Fund, in care of Union Planters National Bank, P.O. Box 189, Jackson, Tenn. 38302.

Free installation of cable is available through next week if you donate $10 to the fund. Installation normally is $50, a Ca-blevision Industries spokeswoman said. New contrlbutori W.H. Hefley, $23; Harlan Insurance Agency, $33. Total contributions: $20,313.03.

Lexington man presses lawsuit against ex-sheriff CANDLESTICK h'M With Shad. ft MM SELECTED MERCHANDISE From 3A cash equivalent Maness, who is asking for a jury trial, says he got some of his property back, but much of it was damaged. At issue in the case, Wood says, is the question of who owns the articles. About a year after Maness filed his civil suit, mart filed a lawsuit in Chancery Court against Maness, his wife, Patty Maness, and his sister, Velma Maness. The case of Maness versus Fowler and Henderson County and the case of mart versus the Manesses were combined.

Recently, Circuit Court Judge Franklin Murchison separated the cases. That move should expedite matters, Wood says. But Maness says he wanted the cases to remain one. The case involving mart against the Manesses should come up on the court docket near the beginning of 1992, Wood says. 29.95 PILLOWS LL Wall DESIGNER Clocks fegulir 10 Quirti Aoeunuy 9M.

many 3.95 ft. 19.99 NOW. Brlghter Christmas cases still need your help a few of our selections! St "Mr Ml The Brighter Christmas Fund's 1991 campaign continues. Here's how you can help: You may send a check jar money order made payable to the OLD HICKORY MALL 668-8548.