I JOHNSON CITY PRESS- CHRONICLE Sunday. January 11, 1970 Area Deaths one step-, ers, Emmitt, Jellico; John, Mrs. Fern Pickering, ersham; Garrett Knoxgrandchildren and ville; Harold, Baltimore, children. two sisters, Mrs. Cynthia PowFuneral Home er, Baltimore, and Mrs.
Maggie Smiddy, Norwood, Ohio. Hartman Funeral Home is in charge. City Memorial Hospital at 2:45 Sampson Baird, a native of a.m. yesterday after a linger- Habersham, died Wednesday ing illness. at the Veteran's AdministraA retired farmer, he was the tion Hospital.
son of the late John and Froniel He was the son of the late Ellen McNeil. He was a mem- Garrett and Adille Bolton ber of the Central Christian Baird. He was a veteran of Church and a former resident World War II and the Korean of Sulphur Springs Community. War and a member of the VetSurvivors include his widow, erans of Foreign Wars and the Mrs. Mamie Carroll McNeil; Disabled American Veterans.
one daughter, Mrs. Dora Per-' Survivors include four broth- (EDITOR'S NOTE: All death notices cell, Lutz, for City the evehing Press-Chronicle edition will at be the accepted Johnson daughter, is 1 p.m. Notices is for 10 the the and until 10:15 a.m. City edition deadline city; five Sunday editions p.m. eight before.) great BYNMUM R.
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Boone, North Carolina Erwin, Tenn. CLYDE J. CAMPBELL SR. GREENEVILLE Clyde J. Campbell 72, Bowmantown Community, died at 8:30 a.m.
Thursday at his residence. Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Louise Hendricks Campbell, and three sons, Clyde Jr. and James, both of Telford, and Wavre Vietnam. Kiser Funeral Home is in charge.
Monroe paper struck by fire MADISONVILLE (UPI) The State Fire Marshall's office launched an investigation into the circ*mstances surrounding a fire at the Monroe County Democrat office here yesterday. Dan Hicks publisher of the weekly newspaper, said that between $4,000 and $5,000 damage was done to the building and $1,500 to the contents of the plant by the early yesterday morning blaze believed deliberately set. Hicks said that indications were that gasoline was poured under a door and paper used to ignite the fire. An out-of-town newspaper delivery man discovered the blaze a few minutes after it started. Efforts to reach state investigating officials were unsuccessful.
Hicks' newpaper has been the target of violence several times since he became publisher about two years ago. W. B. PENNEBAKER, D.D.S. TAKES PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING THAT C.
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OHNSON CITY'S A SON FIRST FEDERAL safe SAVINGS 106 W. KING ST. NORTH ROAN at SUNSET DR. Funeral notices p.m. Saturday, Your cooperation appreciated.) DILLOW-TAYLOR FUNERAL HOME Jonesboro Bynmum Richard McNeil Funeral services for Bynmum Richard McNeil, 87, who died Saturday, will be held at 2 p.m.
Monday from DillowTaylor Funeral Home Chapel with the Frank Mason, Roy Scarem, minIsters, and the Rev. Victor Wallace officiating, Springs Burial will Cemetery. follow in the Pallbearers Sulwill be John Hunt, Lee Green. Wayne McNeil, Gordie McNeil, Ted Reed, and Eugene Stacy. The body will remain at the funeral home through services where the family will receive friends from 7 to p.m..
Sunday. DillowTaylor Funeral Home is in charge of the arrangements. (EDITOR'S NOTE: Deadline neral notices for Evening edition Johnson City is 10 and for the Sunday edition is HARTMAN FUNERAL HOME Frank A. Harper Funeral services for Frank A. Harper, 59, 705.
Hillrise city, who died at his residence Saturday of a heart attack, will be held at 3 p.m. Monday from Central Baptist Church with Rev. James Canaday officiating. Burial will follow in Monte Vista Park. Active pallbearers who are requested to assemble at the church at 2:45 Monday will be Gene Taylor.
Jr. J. C. Browning, James James Holmes Hale, Mack Boyer, Lee Robertson, Brooks RossoHoward James Starr, Madison Brooks, and Fletcher GrindHonorary pallbearers are members of the Deacon Board, Workers Sunday School Class, and the -Metropolitan Kiwanis Club with Burt Gump, Charles Cowell Dr. Charles McKinnon.
body will remain Edward Oliver and Dr. John Hartman Funeral Chapel where the family will receive friends from 7 to 9 p.m. Sunday. The body be to the church one hour before services. Hartman Funeral Home is in charge of the arrangements.
KISER FUNERAL HOME Greenville Clyde J. Campbell Sr. Funeral services for Clyde J. Campbell 72. of Bowmantown Community, who died Thursday, will be held at 2 p.m.
Monday from the Bowmantown Baptist Church with the Rev. David Tydings, the Rev. Joe Wall and the Rev. Paul Broyles officiating. Burial will be in the Fairview Cemetery in Washington County.
The body will remain at Kiser Funeral Home where the family will receive friends from 7 to 9 p.m. Sunday and be removed to the church 30 minutes before the services. Kiser Funeral Home, Greeneville, is in charge of the rangements. KISER-WOODALL FUNERAL HOME Mrs. Lillian Steevens Campbell Funeral services for Mrs.
Lillian Steevens Campbell, 79, 610 E. Unaka, who died Saturday, will be held at 1:30 p.m. Monday from the Kiser-Woodall Chapel with the Rev. Chester Parker and the Rev. H.
M. Slagle Jr. officiating. Burial will be in Mone Vista Burial Park. Pallbearers will be Dempsey Jordon, David Hawkins, John M.
Young, Dempsey Jordan Mack P. Boyer, Jess LaFollette, G. C. Tomlinson, and Micky Campbell. Friends may call at the funeral home from 7 to 9 p.m.
Sunday, Kiser-Woodall Funeral Home is in charge of the arrangements. LEWIS GENTRY FUNERAL HOME Mountain City Bruce Boyd Taylor Funeral services for Bruce Boyd Taylor, 77, Rt. who died Thursday evening at his residence, will be conducted Sunday at 2 p.m. from the Tay. lor's Chapel Christian Church, with Mr.
D. S. Miller, minister, officiating. Burial will follow in the Cornett Cemetery. Pallbearers include Bud Taylor, Jim McGanis, Fred Morefield, Mack Proffitt, Earl Rhymer, and Charlie Jones.
Flower bearers will be ladies of the church and neighbors. The body will remain at the funeral home chapel until noon Sunday, at which time it will be removed to the church to await the service hour. The family will receive friends at the funeral home Saturday evening from 7 to 9 p.m. Lewis Gentry Funeral Home is in charge of the rangements. TETRICK FUNERAL HOME Elizabethton Mrs.
Myrtle Bowers Funeral services for Mrs. Myrtle Bowers, 75, Elizabethton, who died Friday, will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday from the Tetrick Funeral Home Chapel with the Rev. Henry Colvard and the Rev, J. C.
Francisco officiating. Burial will Active follow in pallbearers the will Kitzmiller be Cemetery. John Nave, Wylie Grindstaff, Frank Campbell, Leland Walsh, Boyd Arnold, and Earl Morrell: Honorary pallbearers will be Gordon Lewis, Milf Nave, Ross Williams, Bob Williams, Clint Williams, and Eston Bowers. The family will receive friends from 7 to 9 p.m. Saturday at the funeral home and at the home of the son, Haskell, Rt.
7, Tetrick Funeral Home is in charge of the arrangements. PressChronicler MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Discharges for Jan. 9 The total number of patients was 273. Visiting hours are from 2 to 8 p.m. daily.
Sallie D. Beadle, 523 Lee Circle Ruby E. Beckett, Jonesboro Jack Berry, Elizabethton Ralph Brown 2602 Heatherly Lane Mae 0. Buchanan, 2207 Indian Ridge Rd. Joseph E.
Cloninger, Colonial Hills Nursing Home Lois Fannon, Elizabethton Ramona W. Ford, 1919 Clearwood Dr. Helen B. Gilbert, Jonesboro Rev. W.
L. Gilton, 1002 Afton Mamie M. Havens, Greeneville Priscilla C. Huffine, Jonesboro Mary J. and baby boy King, 2310 Sarah Howard Leach, Jonesboro Janice R.
and baby girl Mcinturff, Rt. 7 Robie W. Moore, N. Tazewell, Va. William A.
Detroit, Mich. Frank Penland, Unicoi Phillips 1207 Lakeview Dr. Judy S. Thomas, Bristol Gregory A. Walls, Elizabethton Betty A.
White, Greeneville Clifton F. Williams, Elizabethton Elma Y. Wilson, Bakersville, N.C. Fannie C. Wilson, Jonesboro EMERGENCY CALLS City Fire Department At 2 p.m.
answered a call to 114 E. Eighth 1 to a house belonging to Earl McLemore. There was only slight damage to the house. Jonesboro Fire Department No Calls Four children perish in fire ST. LOUIS, Mo.
-Four children died in a fire Saturday which extensively damaged their two-story brick home on the North Side. Three more children and an uncle who stays with the family escaped. Dead are Linda Bell, 13, Patricia Bell, 7, Marion Bell, 7, and Antonia Bell, 3. They were the children of Bernice Bell, who was at work when the blaze broke out. The house's eight occupants were asleep in two second-floor rooms when the fire started.
Jerry Woods, 51, the uncle, smelled smoke and yelled to wake the others when he saw flames and smoke pouring from the kitchen. He broke two windows in the front of the house and then climbed out on a roof over the front porch. Woods grabbed Emma Bell, 8, and threw her to a next-door neighbor, Norman Williams, who had responded to his calls for help. Robert Bell, 10, climbed on to the roof and walked along a gutter to the edge where he leaped three feet to the roof of the home of Mr. and Mrs.
John Aaron. In Carter GRAFFITI by Leary HERE COULD BE TREKEE THEY HAD MORE AMBIT Carter rescue squad installs 1970 officers (P.C Elizabethion Bureau) ELIZABETHTON Captain Leonard Peters took the oath of office as head of the Carter County Emergency and Rescue Squad, along with other officers for 1970, at a dinner meeting here last night. Peters is serving his fourth year as head of the volunteer group which provides ambulance and emergency services for the residents of Carter County. Members of the crew drove the vehicles 82,205 miles last year to make 3,285 calls. The operation, according to the annual report, cost approximately $35,000 which is little more than $10 per call and 2.3 cents per mile for cost operations of vehicles.
Total man hours spent on calls during 1969 amounted to 8,939.5 hours without cost. Calls were for general emergencies, motor- vehicle accidents, fires, emergency transports, stand-bys, oxygen emergencies, lost persons, drownings, demonstrations, mobile reports, parades and plane crashes. City Judge Charles Crockett administered the oath to the following officers in addition to Peters: R. B. Oliver, First Lieutenant; Earl Pearce, Second Lieutenant; Ed Lovelace, Sergeant; Elmer Carden, treasurer; Tommy Whitehead, secretary; Teddy Reed, librarian; and' John Townsend, chaplin.
Trustees: Earnest Gentry, Harold Lingerfelt, T. J. Little, Berl Hyder, Don Tetrick, Bob Percy, Lionel Bunton, L. A. Bryan, L.
W. Fetzer, Kyle Senter, George Strange, Glen Manning, Mrs. Margie Gouge, Mrs. Stella Percy, Mrs. Grace Shell, Mrs.
Herfel Deal, Jack Brumit, Rufus Taylor, Oscar Kitchens, Roy Estep. Legal advisors: Charles Crockett and David Bautista. Medical Advisors: Dr. E. E.
Perry and Dr. C. J. Wells. Finance Committee meets Tuesday night (P.C Elizabethton Bureau) ELIZABETHTON Carter County Finance Committee has a meeting scheduled for Tuesday at 7 p.m.
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Ph. 926-2441 Judge Garland grants divorces of LEROY HEDSTETH Leroy Hedsteth, 58, 510 Wil- son died at Holston Valley Community Hospital Friday night after a brief illness. He was an employe of Clinchfield Railroad for several years. He is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Wanda Rhynes, city, and Mrs.
Velma Turner, Flint, one son, Lowell Thomas, city, and seven grandchildren. Ledford Funeral Home is in charge. MRS. LILLIAN S. CAMPBELL Mrs.
Lillian Steevens Campbell, 79, 610 E. Unaka died at 4:05 p.m. Saturday in Memorial Hospital. She was a native of Oregon but had spent most of her life in Knoxville and had lived in Johnson City for the past ten years. She was the widow of Guy E.
Campbell, and a member of Church. Survivors include two sistersin-law, Mrs. Betty Campbell, Daytona Beach, and Mrs. Kate Masters, Jonesboro; four nephews and two nieces. Kiser-Woodall Funeral Home is in charge.
Elizabethton Bureau) ELIZABETHTON Judge Walter Garland granted the following divorces in Circuit Court here this week: Sharon Ann Trivett from Claude Marvin Trivett; Phyllis (Ann Simerly Simerly along from with Dayton child Lyns, tody; Patricia Ann Mace Taylor from Landon Carter Taylor along with custody of three children and $300 per month child support. Shirlene Clawson Austin from Charles Ray Austin along with custody of two children and $25 per week child support. Dolores Ann Miller Alexander from Thomas Eugene Alexander along with custody of child with $25 per week child support and $525 alimony to be paid at $15 per week. John Roger Fair from Ernestine Rosaline Watson Fair and custody of five children. Margaret McCracken Simerly from N.
T. Simerly; Nellie Mae Burchette Dugger from Floyd Earl Dugger along with child support $20 per week. Barbara Morgan McCloud from William Stevenson McCloud and custody of two children with 1 $65 per week child support and all medical bills on children. Patricia Ann Elliott Roger from Wendell Wilkie Roper with $20 per week child support. Darrell Cole Garrison from Brenda Jan Bowers Garrison along with child custody and the mother is not to have visitation priviliges.
Lois Jean Taylor McClure from Ronald Ernest McClure, along with custody of and furniture. Whaley from Retha Velma Rainbolt' Whaley. Mrs. Troy, Whaley to receive $10 per week for chi'd support. George Raymond Hammond from Dorothy Jane Hammond.
George Hammond to pay $100 per month support to his daughter. Pauline Proffitt Robinson Shoun and Ivan Earl Shoun, defendent to pay cost and the attorney fee. Herbert Roy Heaton from Ruby Calhoun Heaton, along with custody of three of the four children. Emaline Jane Adkins Dykes from David C. Dykes along with child custody and $80 per month.
Mary M. Headrick from David Headrick. Mrs. Headrick to receive the home and furniture. Mary, Beatrice Charles Moody Redd Long Hatfield from Hatfield.
Patsy Ann Fitzgerald Mullins from Maynard Dee Mullins and $200 per month for support of two children, home, automobile, and $110 alimony. Judy Ann Cable Hodge from John Melvin Hodge and custody of two children. Martha Fields from Lowell Scott Fields; Ernest Ralph Williams from Mildred Irene Lyons Williams; Elizabeth Anne Tatem Anderson from Henry P. Anderson MI; Katrina Gail Pritchard Brewer from John Cris Brewer; Judy Lynn Estep Isaacs from Buford Crafton Isaacs. Drycleaning SPECIALS! Monday Tuesday Wednesday PLAIN SKIRTS SWEATERS 0 Mix 'em or Match 'em! DRESS SHIRTS Laundered! Folded or on Hangers 4 FOR 99c All week speciall BANKAMERICARD One HOUR DRY 401 MAIN 3 NORTH Convenient MARKET ROAN CLEaNERS AT Locations BELMONT CORNER SOUTH ROAN WALNUT Open 7 til 6 VALENTINE SPECIAL! We will make for you or any member of the family One 8x10 Black White Photograph or one to a person on Clip this any advertised special! Good Jan.
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