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deaths 6-A The Jackson Sun, Jackson, Tennessee, Friday, December 9, 1 977 Ricky Gene Price JACKS CREEK Ricky Gene Price, 28, died early today at Jackson-Madison County General Hospital. Cause of death was a self-inflicted gunshot wound, the Chester County sheriff's office confirmed. Services are incomplete with George A. Smith and Sons in charge. A native of Crockett County, Mr.

price had lived most of his life in the Jackson-Henderson area. He was employed with the Grinnell Company, a subsidiary of ITT. He leaves his wife, Linda Gail Johnson Price; two daughters, Stacy Gail Price and Kelly Jean Price, both of Henderson; his mother, Mrs. Mildred Price of Malesus; three brothers, Billy Price, Mike Price and Thomas Price, all of Jackson; and two sisters, Miss Sherry Price and Miss Shelia Price, both of Malesus. John B.

Forrest VALES Services for John B. Forrest, 80, retired employee of N.C.& St. L. Railroad Company.will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at Marlboro Church of Christ with Raymon Love officiating.

Burial will be in the church cemetery with Bruceton Funeral Home in charge. Mr. Forrest died Thursday afternoon at Benton County General Hospital after a long illness. He leaves his wife, Mrs. Mable Owens Forrest of Vales; a son, Winlow Forrest of Bruceton and a half-sister, Mrs.

Hattie Hutchson of Stockton, Calif. Elmer Lee Wilkerson CRUMP Services for Elmer Lee Wilkerson, 49, retired cab driver, will be at 1 p.m. Saturday at Crump Pentecostal Church. Burial will be in Centenary Cemetery' in Wayne County with Shackelford Funeral Home in charge. Mr.

Wilkerson died Wednesday afternoon at his home, apparently of a heart attack. He leaves two daughters, Mrs. Jackie Parrott of Crump and Mrs. Kathy Rich of Columbus, a son, Elmer Dwight Wilkerson of Savannah; five sisters, Mrs. Mollie Davis of Florence, Mrs.

Dorothy Wares of LaPorte, Mrs. Viola Beuck, Mrs. Mae Melson and Mrs. Ruby Banks, all of Savannah; two brothers, Charlie Wilkerson of Savannah and Cecil Wilkerson of Michigan City, Ind. and four grandchildren.

daily report Reasie Henry Clay Cawthon Services for Reasie Henry Clay Cawthon, 82, will be at 1 p.m. Saturday at Beech Spring Baptist Church in Jacks Creek with the Rev. Leroy Ozier officiating. Burial will be in Beech Spring Cemetery with Stephenson-Shaw Funeral Home in charge. Mr.

Cawthon died Tuesday in Henderson after a short illness. He was a member of Beech Spring Baptist Church where he served on the the boards of deacons and trustees. He was also a member of Lucyville Masonic Lodge No. 95 and was a World War I veteran. Survivors include his sife, Mrs.

Earliner Widnor Cawthon of Luray; two sisters, Mrs. Lessie Phelps and Mrs. Willie Mae Ross, both of Henderson; and one brother, John H. Cawthon of Henderson. Members of the Lucyville Masonic Lodge No.

95 will serve as pallbearers. Honorary pallbearers will be deacons of Beech Spring Church and American Legion Post No. 194. Friends may view the body at the funeral home in Jackson until 10 a.m. Saturday.

Avvie Ara Duff FRUITLAND Services for Avvie Ara Duff, 86, wife of William Henry Duff of Fruitland, will be at 1 p.m. Sunday at Hunt Funeral Home with the Rev. Bill Small officiating. Burial will be in Rose Hill Cemetery. Mrs.

Duff died Thursday night at Cedar Crest Hospital after a short illness. She was a member of Fruitland Presbyterian Church. She was born in Enville and had lived in Gibson County 40 years. Besides her husband, she leaves three sons, Thomas Duff, Eldrie Duff and Cordie Duff, all of Fruitland; two daughters, Mrs. L.S.

Bates and Mrs. Robert Graves, both of Fruitland; 14 grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren. Robert Glenn Walker MARTIN Services for Robert Glenn Walker, 30, car salesman, will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at Murphy Funeral Home with Garvin Brundige officiating. Burial in Hetlers Cemetery.

Mr. Walker died Tuesday at Veteran's Administration Hospital in Lexington, Ky. He leaves his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Walker of Orchard, a brother, Ronald Walker of Orchard, Mich, and his grandfather, Neal Walker of Martin.

hospitals Today 1 :35 a. m. 1516 Campbell St. to General Hospital, emergency. 7:08 a.m.

781 Westwood St. to General Hospital, sick call. fire calls Floyd McPeake Mrs. Bess L. Arwood Services for Mrs.

Bess L. Arwood, 77, will be at 11 a.m. Saturday in the Lawrence, Sorensen and Lanier Funeral Home Chapel with the Rev. LeRoy Grissom officiating. Burial will be in Ridgecrest Cemetery.

Mrs. Arwood, who lived in Westover, died Thursday morning at the Jackson-Madison County General Hospital after a short illness. She was a member of Westover Baptist Church. Survivors include a son, Thurston Arwood of Jackson; two daughters, Mrs. Mary Nell Hinton of Jackson and Charles Peyton of Humboldt; two brothers, Adam Ballinger of Brownsville and Paul Ballinger of Memphis; one sister, Mrs.

Christine Cates of Gates; four grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren. Pallbearers will be Joe Arwood, Steve Arwood, Bobby Brien, Sid Piercey, Charles Buntin Jr. and James M. Brown. Walter Henry Thomas MILAN Services for Walter Henry Thomas, 61, will be at 1:30 p.m.

Sunday at Phillips Chapel CME Church with the Rev. H.J. Massey officiating. Burial will be in Cloverdale Cemetery with Ford Bond Funeral Home in charge. Mr.

Thomas died Wednesday afternoon at Veteran's Administration Hospital in Memphis after a long illness. He leaves his mother, Mrs. Blanche Thomas of Milan; three sisters, Mrs. Rachel Thomas and Mrs. Clara Thomas, both of Milan and Mrs.

Farmer of Dresden; a brother, Joe Thomas of Milan. Friends may visit from 7-8 p.m. Saturday at the Funeral funeral home. Willie Monroe Westbrook DRESDEN Services for Willie Monroe Westbrook, 73, retired farmer, will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at Bowlin Funeral Home with Ben Bowlin officiating.

Burial will be in Sunset Cemetery. Mr. Westbrook died Thursday afternoon at his home in Dresden after a short illness. He was a member of the Methans Grove Primitive Baptist Church. He leaves his wife, Mrs.

Elsie Kimbel Westbrook of Dresden; a daughter, Mrs. Mildred Milton of Dresden; a stepdaughter, Mrs. Suzetta Lott of Memphis; three stepsons, Billy Ray of Phoenix, John Ray and Henry Ray, both of Nashville and 11 grandchildren. Felix Collins MILAN Services for Felix Collins, 68, retired building material dealer, will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at Bodkin Funeral Home with the Rev.

Denzel Dukes and Neal Penny officiating. Burial will be in Oakwood Cemetery. Mr. Collins died Thursday afternoon at the City of Milan Hospital after a long illness. He was a lifelong resident of ilan and a member of the First Baptist Church.

He leaves his wife, Mrs. Mary Dell McLean Collins of Milan; a son, Fred Collins of Milan and two half-sisters. Miss Doris Collins and Mrs. Joe F. Alexander, both of Milan.

Robert Senter MEDINA Services for Robert Sejiter, 74, will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Replogle Funeral Home with the Rev. John Penny officiating. Burial will be in Mount Zion Cemetery-Mr. Senter died Thursday morning at the Jackson-Madison County General Hospital after a short illness.

A native of Medina. Mr. Senter was a retired grocer. He was a member of the Medina Methodist Church. He is survived by two sons, Robert Elmer Senter of Medina, and James R.

Senter of Hermitage; five grandchildren, and three great-granchildren. Pallbearers will be Charles Coleman, Walker Graves, Hershell Cooley, Farris Rollins, Billy Jack Goodrich and David Replogle. Dalbia D. Campbell RUTHERFORD Services for Dalbia D. Campbell, f0, general manager for sanitation services, were today at Karnes and Sons Funeral Home with Dr.

Raymond Austin officiating. Burial was in Rutherford City Cemetery. Mr. Campbell died Wednesday at Dried City Hospital in Alabama after a short illness. He leaves his wife, Mrs.

Virginia Campbell of Tuscaloosa, two sons, Charles Campbell of Dyersburg and Kenneth Campbell of Hernando, two brothers. Bob Campbell and Jim Campbell, both of Rutherford; a sister, Mrs. Louise Pope of Dyersburg and seven grandchildren. LEXINGTON Services for Floyd McPeake, 70, retired farmer, will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at Oak Grove Baptist Chruch with the Rev.

Earl Jones and the Rev. Earl Owens officiating. Burial will be in the church cemetery with Reed's Chapel in charge. Mr. McPeake died Thursday night at Lexington-Henderson County General Hospital after a long illness.

He leaves his wife, Mrs. Buelah McPeake of Lexington; two sons, Matthew McPeake' and Jerry McPeake, both of Lexington; three daughters, Mrs. Imogene Dunnivan of Chicago, Mrs. Floudia Vestal of Henderson and Mrs. Wanda McPeake of Lexington; two stepdaughters, Mrs.

Pauline Renfroe and Mrs. Velva Lindsey, both of Lexington; a brother, Jess McPeake of Lexington; three sisters, Mrs. Faye Horton of Lexington, Mrs. Dolly Tulley of Jackson and Mrs. Anna Bel Palmer of Memphis; 18 grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren.

Henderson; Michael W. Sisco, Denmark; Jesse O. Stutts, Route 8. Henry O. Sutton, Alamo; Opal V.

Taylor, Gleason; Baby G. Thomas, Lexington; Rose E. Tibbs, Alamo; Brenda L. Tindle, Ripley; Geneva B. Turner, Paris; Mae L.

Vandiver, 1067 N. Highland; J. Walton, Medon; Sammie B. Webster, Bolivar; Deborah L. Wheeler, 1102 N.

Royal; Bobby J. "Whitmore, 69 Lynn Willie M. Whitney, Ripley; Toni S. Williams, Huron. Occupancy: 397 Jackson Specialty Hospital Admissions, Thursday Joel D.

Beecham, Huron; Jeffery S. Clenney, Milan; Christopher D. Denton, Gadsden; Joe P. Dunn, Paris; Madison W. Gadberry, Bethel Springs; Shawn L.

Hollamon, 6 Markwood Lane: Keri A. Mayfield, 64 Liddon. Kenneth Ray, Brownsville; Jennifer L. Robertson, Henderson; William C. Wade, 63 Malesus Heights; Kevin R.

Wadley, Lexington; Elizabeth Watkins, Parsons. Discharges, Thursday Vella S. Hankins. 518 Arlington; Patricia G. Patrick, Bemis; Tamara G.

Reynolds, Sharon. Total Occupancy: 57 Parkway Hospital Discharges, Thursday Wanna Tartley, 401 Chester Levee Road; Gary Hudgins, Paris; Emogene Clem, Bemis; Betty Clem, Bemis; Frances Howell, 8 Bell wood; Louise Hunley, 36 James Lewis Yar- brough, Sharon; Herbert Collins, Route Maxine Chandler, 220 Conger William Lankford, Paris. Occupancy: 43 Gibson General, Trenton Admitted, Thursday Clara Rauchle, Milan; Milton Herron, Humboldt; Bertha Jackson, Trenton; Maurice Patrick, Humboldt; Bradley Kenneth Morgan, Humboldt; Martha Swafford, Milan; James M. Cole, Humboldt, Anthony Watts, Trenton. Memorial Hospital, Trenton Admitted, Thursday Doris McElrath, Trenton Cedar Crest Hospital, Humboldt Admitted, Thursday Irene Butler, Humboldt, Horace Johnson, Humboldt, Mittie Gilliam, Humboldt.

Volunteer General Hospital, Martin Admitted, Thursday Jacqueline Pierce, Martin; Iris McClain, Palmers-ville; Randall West, Dresden; -Sammie Dee McKnight, Martin; Hattie Turner, Palmersville; Jessie Osteen, Sharon. ambulance calls Thursday 9 a.m. Old Denmark Road to General Hospital, sick call. 9:10 a.m. 35B Lincoln Courts to General Hospital, emergency.

Old Denmark Road to General Hospital, sick call. Edgewood Towers to General Hospital, sick call. 11:40 a.m. Lane College to General Hospital, sick call. 2:25 p.m.

Old Bells Highway to General Hospital, sick call. 3:05 p.m. General Hospital to Old Bells Highway, sick call. 4:05 p. m.

U. S. 45 South to General Hospital, emergency. 6:40 p.m. Jackson Poultry to General Hospital, emergency.

Jackson-Madison County General Discharges, Thursday Kathy A. Abernathy and baby, McKenzie; William M. Arnn, Bemis; Sarah J. Babb, 115 Herron Grove Harold R. Barker, Friendship; Larmar P.

Bowen, Alamo; Thomas A. Briody, Martin; Angela L. Cantrell, Trenton; Joel B. Carey, 63 Montclair; William H. Cobb, Bells; Amie R.

Croom, Henderson; James A. Davis, Lexington; Charles G. Deaton, Route Grace Elkins, Route William L. Ernest, Pocahontas. Lidy K.

Estes, Ripley; Jack M. Ferguson, 1800 Riverside Drive; Donald N. Fly, Humboldt; Addie M. Ford, Milan; Mary M. Freeman, Gadsden; Albert W.

Fry, 102 Cammanche Trail; Clara S. Harris and baby, Bolivar; Donna J. Hickey, Whiteville; Terry M. Hunley, Lexington; Dan W. Jackson, 55 Commache; Clifton Jones, Humboldt; James E.

Jones, Tigrett; Vera M. Jones, Brownsville; Merlie M. Jordan, Bruceton. Jonas Kisber, 95 Woodhaven; Martha E. Langford and baby, 54 Pat-lie Cove; Elna Mandle, Paris; Christine V.

Marbury, 41A Westwood Gardens; Lorine McLean, 76B Douglass Courts; Rebecca C. Morrison, Pinson; Peggy J. Murphey, Jackson; Tony G. Murphy, Ramer; Allie M. Patterson, Henderson; Ernest E.

Pope, 125 N. Royal Courts; James R. Ray, Bemis; Netha C. Ross. City Thursday 9:05 a.m.

1100 Richmond wash away kerosene 5:07 p.m. 321 Lambuth house Today 7:02 a.m. 209 AAiddleton investigation County Thursday 12:18 p.m. Christmasville Road, house 5:26 p.m. Harts Bridge Road, electric oven courts City Brenda AA.

Sellers, 168 Wisdom, speeding, S40 forfeit. Stevens C. Thompson, Old Medina Road, speeding, S40 forfeit. AAichael D. Jones, 226 Jackson disobeying stop sign and no driver's license, $40 forfeit.

Henry L. Poe 117 Wash failure to yield right of way, S30 forfeit. John F. Cook, 416 Greenwood Drive, failure to yield right of way, S30 forfeit. Rex Dorrough, 144 Wallace Road, speeding, S30 forfeit.

Susan C. Smith, Toone, speeding, S40 forfeit. Jimmy E. Dunn, Milan, speeding, S30 forfeit. Linda J.

Tucker, Bethel Springs, speeding, S30 forfeit. James E. Greer, Oakfield, speeding, S40 forfeit. Annie C. Carter, speeding, S46 forfeit.

Hilda Hennings, Humboldt, speeding, $40 forfeit. Terry R. Dyer, 535 Pearson speeding, $30 forfeit. Annie B. Price, 615 Hopper Barker Road, speeding, $40 forfeit.

Brian Gingerick, 423 Airways, speeding, $30 forfeit. Orssie N. Verser, Jackson, speeding, $30 forfeit. Mary M. Love, Medon, speeding, $40 forfeit.

Barbara J. Beahan, 93 Old Hickory speeding, $40 forfeit. Ruth P. Scott, 64 Wildwood Drive, speeding, $30 forfeit. Flodine Gill, Brownsville, speeding, $40 forfeit.

Jerome Batchelor, Bemis, speeding, $30 forfeit. Mark A. Johnson, 12 Leslie, speeding, $30 forfeit. Brynda A. Earney, 33 S.

Dixie Lane, speeding, $40 forfeit. William K. Johnson, 809 Old Hickory no driver's license, $30 forfeit. Vicie Roberson Chambers HENDERSON Services for Mrs. Vicie Roberson Chambers of here will be at 1 p.m.

Sunday at Tilman Chapel CME Church in Henderson with the Rev. A. A. Wade officiating. Burial will be in Tilman Cemetery with Stephenson-Shaw Funeral Home in charge.

Survivors include her husband. McKinley Chambers of Henderson; three daughters, Mrs. Katherine" Micken of Indianapolis, and Mrs. Lula Mae Floyd and Mrs. Fay.

Ruth Cole, both of Henderson; 12 grandchildren; and eight great-grandchildren. Pallbearers will be Bill Woods, Willis McKnight, A.W. Garland, James Muse, Paul Vincent and John L. Welch. The family will receive friends at the chapel in Henderson from 7 to 8 p.m.

Saturday. H.G. Cherry births Tractorcade Delivers Message To Capitols DYER Services for H.G. Cherry, 91, retired farmer, were today at Shelton Funeral Home with the Rev. Merle Thomas officiating.

Burial was in Mt. Olive Cemetery. Mr. Cherry died Thurssday morning at his home in Dyer after a brief illness. He was a member of the First Methodist.

Mr. Cherry was born and reared in Obion County and moved to Gibson County in 1908. He-leaves four daughters, Mrs. Bert Ilkkerson, Mrs. Margie Hoskins and Mrs.

Dorothy Warren, all of Dyer and Mrs. John Page of Trenton; four sons, R.H. Cherry, George Cherry and Wayne Cherry, all of Dyer and Odell Cherry of Fruitland; 19 grandchildren; 25 great-grandchildren and two great-great-grandchildren. Donald B. Blagburn BIG SANDY Sen ices for Donald B.

Blagburn, 44, truck driver, will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at Stockdale-Malin Funeral Home with the Rev. Ray Bates officiating. Burial will be in McCrae Cemetery. Mr.

Blagburn died Wednesday afternoon at Veteran's Administration Hospital in Nashville after a long illness. He leaves his wife, Mrs. Juanita Lilley Blagburn of Big Sandy; two daughters. Miss Tina Marie Blagburn of Tullahoma and Mrs. Sherry Dobson of Camden; two sons, Charles L.

Blagburn and Donald Blagburn both of Big Sandy; his mother, Mrs. Agnes Quarles Blagburn of Watauga, Texas; a sister, Mrs. Mary Agnes King of Roanoke, a brother, Charles Blagburn of Watauga, Texas and three grandchildren. world deaths Jackson-Madison County General Hospital Thursday Mr. and Mrs.

Douglas R. Ward, Gibson, boy. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Pigue, Bells, boy.

Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Flynn, 6 Flint Drive, Jackson, girl. Gibson General, Trenton Thursday Mr. and Mrs.

William Coleman, Humboldt, girl Memorial Hospital, Trenton Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Gary Glenn, Trenton, girl -Memorial Hospital, Humboldt Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Vernice Manley, Humboldt, boy Mr.

and Mrs. David Elder, Humboldt, girl By The Associated Press The message was aimed at the American consumer, but the wheels were pointed toward state capitols today, the second day of a nationwide tractorcade by farmers seeking more money for their crops. The message was that the farmers want the higher prices in the form of guarantees from the federal government by next Wednesday or they will refuse to plant crops or buy equipment. American Agriculture, the grassroots farm organization spawned in Springfield, which claims one million members, said it has demonstrations planned in every state capitol and Washington, D.C., for Saturday to explain its pari-ty-or-strike ultimatum. PERTH, Australia (AP) Sir Basil Embry, commander-in-chief of the RAF fighter command from 1949 to 1953 and commander of the NATO air forces in Central Europe from 1953 until his retirement in 1955, died Thursday.

He was 75. SANTA BARBARA, Calif. (AP) Kenneth Stuart Baxter, father of Academy Award-winning actress Anne Baxter and retired vice president of Joseph E. Seagram Sons died Thursday at the age of 84. LOS ANGELES (AP) Leila Hyams, 72, former screen star and wife of longtime talent agent Phil Berg, died Wednesday.

She appeared in such films as "Our Dancing Daughters," "The Big Broadcast" and "Ruggles of Red Gap." County AAay Lose Funds filter teacher-pupil ratio. These should be placed in the first grade," the letter stated. The state education office "cannot recommend approval of waivers for oversized classes for lack of classroom space when there is a way to provide it," Mur-daugh's letter concludes. The board deferred action on any grade switching in county schools, on a recommendation from school board member Bob East, until the matter could be fully digested and studied by each board member. "On the basis of the above facts, the state department of education is recommending that, instead of moving the 250 ninth graders as originally planned, the board of education move the sixth grade into the new junior high building," it added.

"THIS WOULD make it possible to place two more teachers in East Chester Elementary to reduce the 1 1 JAGOA Studies Alcoholism Christmas Gift that will please EVERYONE in the family A GRANDFATHER CLOCK also wall, mantel and shelf clocks Gorham Figurines (including Norman Rockwell Moppet lines) JVlaLeck Woodware Seiden Brassware Russell Stover Candy many many gifts for the mm I i. a. mi home. Come see, Soon. as Lane and Lambuth, are cooperating in the effort through the use of their research facilities.

He noted that the survey may be completed in about 60 days, but the outreach program is projected as an ongoing program at JACOA. He said it was hoped that results of the survey would generate more funds through the National Institute of Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism. He also said materials from the survey will be compiled into a study document that will be made available to other interested agencies. SWINK SAID "not as many minorities" come to JACOA and many persons in the black community are not aware of JACOA's program. However, he said response from the community where he has spoken, has been good, especailly from black youths.

"We need to be addressing ourselves to this problem now," he added. Swink noted that Lane College officials are interested in setting up an alcohol counseling program as part of the college's educational offerings. Swink said a sampling of survey questions has shown that JACOA may eventually have to set up a community-based office for blacks desiring treatment, if funds are available. JACOA, which recently reported financial problems, received about $5,000 from the Kendall Foundation for the black outreach program. However, Swink said future funding is a questionable matter.

Swink, researcher and assessor of the survey, said local colleges, such DISCOUNT DRUG CENTER 678 W. Forest 678 W. Forest.