Chattanooga Daily Times from Chattanooga, Tennessee (2024)

June 4, 1962

Publication:

Chattanooga Daily Timesi

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Chattanooga, Tennessee

Issue Date:

Monday, June 4, 1962

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9

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TIIE CHA'rTANOOGA TIMES: CHATTANOOGA TENN' 10NOKY JUNE 4 1962 3 NEXT FAIR BILLED 1 The Fringe of the NeNvs 4 4 AS GREATEST 'YETI 1 New York Exposition t9 Open' in '64---Estimated 70 Million to See It 1 1 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 i 1 1 tr THE cuArrANoocA TIMES: CHATTANOOGA TENN IONDA1' JUNE 4 1962 I 4 1 II -NEXT FAIR BILLED 1 The Fringe of the Ne ew I i 4 4 4 A4 11 AS GREATEST YET 4 -1- 1-- 0 4 -01 e' 0 New York Exposition to ----------L-1 4 r'' Open in 4' 70 Million to See It Esti A I A SCOFIELD AD MAN IS DEAD Past President National Association Was on Miami News MIAMI (111--Russel1 Scofield 58 advertising director of the Miami News died Sunday after a heart attack Scofield was immediate past president of the National Advertisers Executive Association He came here in 1959 from Lexington Ky where he had been with the Herald-Leader He was a director of the Magnus Graphic Corp of Lexington Service will be at 10 am Wednesday in Lexington Pas field of day Sc pres vert Lexi beer He' Mag Ingt SE Wed I AD i 1 Past President National Association Was on Miami News ATIAMI Sco- field 58 advertising director of the Miami News died Sun- day after a heart attack Scofield was immediate past AMI Sco- 58 ad'vertising director a Miami News died Sun- after a heart attack ifield was immediate past lent of the National Ad- sera Executive Association came here in 1959 from igton Ky where he had with the Herald-Leader was a director of the sus Graphic Corp of Lex- vice will be at 10 am lesday in Lexington daughter received a BA: degree and so did his wife' Mrs Gundel who had one semester at Hunter College following her graduation from high school In 1936 resumed her education' at Hofstra in 1959 as an evening session student like to finish anything I start no matter how long it takes" she explained Doubling up at summer sessions for the past two years in addition to her evening studies Mrs Gundel was graduated with a major in German and a minor In English She plans a teaching career Graduating with her and also planning on a teaching 22-year-old Cavalyn Nancy Gundel who majored in English and minored in German daughter received a BA degree and so did wh kis wife Mrs Gundel had one semester at Hunter Col- lege following her graduation from high school in 1936 re- sumed her education' at Hofstra in 1959 as an evening session student- "I like to finish any- thing I start no matter how long it takes" she explained 1 Doubling up at summer sea- sions for the past two years hi laddition to her evening studies Mrs Gundel was graduated with a major in German and a minor in English She plans a teaching career with ber and also planning on a teaching 22-year-old Cava- ma- lyn Nancy Gundel who jored in English and minored in German daughter received a BA degree and so did wife Mrs Gundel who hh ad is one semester at Hunter Col- lege following her' graduation from high school in 1936 re- sumed her education' at Hofstra in 1959 as an evening session like to finish any- 1 I I I 4LC AUL OA titALIPACI IMP SIMLA one semester at Hunter Col- lege following her graduation from high school in 1936 re- sumed her education: at Hofstra in 1959 as an evening session student- like to finish any- thing I start no matter how long it takes" she explained Doubling up at summer sea- Mons for the past two years in addition to her evening studies Mrs Gundel was graduated with a major in German and a minor in English She plans a teaching career and and Graduating with her also planning on a teaching 22-year-old Cava- ma lyn Nancy Gundel who jored in English and minored in German Prom Wiro Dispatches fl44111 os'kettID OM wviooriol 411 "ram Wtro Dispatches I Henry Gundel was just about twice as proud as any other father who attended the Hofstra College commencement at Hempstead NS Sunday----His of Lawton Okla told him in a letter that the Woods family sold all the puppies of its prize Bassett hound to obtain the 6250 needed for the heifer Mrs Woods said the sale of the puppies had been earmarked to finance purchue of the dress The shipheifer also is slated for ment to Saint Lucia The heifer will be called Cell Chapman after the New York dress designer The former chaplain to the Prince and Princess of Monaco says he thinks Princess Grace will heed the wishes of her peoGraduating pie and not return to the moviee The Very Rev Francis Tucker arrived by plane from Monaco and said: my opinion Princess will not return to Holly A Maryland man who gave wood as an actress becatize the geese to the Peace Corps got people of Monaco are set against word that be inspired an Okla- it I think she will listen to homa Woman to put off buying them" an expensive dress in order to Father Tucker made the pre-send the corps a heifer diction despite announced plans Harold Weisberg of Hyatts- by the princess the former town donated 25 white china Grace Kelly of Philadelphia geese to the corps last Decem that she will star in the movie ber for use on the impoverished "Marine" for Alfred Hitchco*ck island of Saint Lucia British Production has been postponed West Indies from this summer to some time He said Mrs Marilyn Woods next year the naco incis from icess the ainst tO I pre- plans phia tovie co*ck )oned time prom Wira Dispatches 1 Henry Gundel was just about twice as proud as any other father who attended the Hofstra College commencement at Hempstead NY ------wton told him In a or La Okla letter that the Woods family sc'ld Bassett hound to obtain the 6250 all the puppies of its prize nee or et' the if Mrs Woods said the sale of the puppies had been earmarked to finanee purchue of the dress sold all the puppies of Its prize Bassett hound to obtain the $250 needed for the heifer the puppies had been earmarked Mrs Woods said the sale of pupps to finance purchue of the dress The heifer also is slated for hipment to Saint Lucia The heifer will be called Cell after the New York ress oesigner Prince and Princess of Monaco The former chaplain to the he thinks Princess Grace says will heed the wishes of her peo- le and not return to the movies pie pi The Very Rev Francis Tucker arrived by plane frorn illonaco and saltl "In my opinion Princess will not return to Holly- A Maryland man who gave wood as an actress because the geese to the Peace Corps got people of Monaco are set against word that he Inspired an Okla- it I ethink she will listen to home Woman to put off buying them" think expensive dress in order to Father Tucker made the Pre- an send the corps a heifer diction despite announced plans Harold Weisberg of Hyatts- by the princess the former town donated 25 white china Grace Kelly of Philadelphia geese to the corps last Decem- that she will star in the movie ber for use on the impoverished for Alfred Hitchco*ck A rt441 1 flAv htio VkAgm ivvittysnrierl 4 4 --i LI 4 1 1 I') 1 4 i 0 4 4 v- --1 1 i 4 '1 4 4 1 i 4 Ns c4 1 4 )' 4' 4 4 1 "4 e'4'' e- 4 'e 4 9- a Soecto! to Tito Chattanooga Mies NEW YORE The greatest International exposition in history will start a spectaular two-year run In Flushing Meadow Park April 22 1964 when the New York 1964-1965 Worlds Fair opens for an estimated 70 million Visitors The exposition has been decribed by its president Robert Moses as the "biggest and most fascinating showcase conceived and constructed by the imagination and hands of man" Even now around the clock a small army of tractors and dozers is clearing space for exhibits and digging arterial approaches to the billion-dollar fair' Other earth-moving equipment forges access roads across the ex-1 position's 646 acres to pave the I way for major ground-breaking ceremonies this month Among the industrial leaders pected to initiate construction efforts in the immediate weeks ahead are General Motors the Bell System General Electric Travelers Insurance and Electric Power and Lihr Gas Inc representing the gas producers and appliance manufacturers began pile-driving operations in April 8 Dean! to rho Chattanooga Ttmes Th greatest in- neKxposiUoe in history 1min let WU'S will a spectauiar two-year hinir Meadow Park SpectSpecial tO Vt Chattanooga Imes NEW YORK The greatest in- ternational exposition in history will start a spectaular two-year run In Flushing Meadow Park April 22 1964 when the New York 1964-1965 World's Fair opens for an estimated 70 million visitors The exposition has been de- cribed by its president Robert Moses as the "biggest and most fascinating showcase conceived and constructed by the irnagina- lion and hands of man" Even SOW around the clock a small army of tractors and bull- dozers is clearing space for ex- hibits and digging arterial ap- Other proaches to the billion-dollar fair earth-moving equipment forges access roads across the ex- position's 646 acres to pave the way for major ground-breaking ceremonies this month Among the industrial leaders pected to initiate construction ef- ahead are General Motors the! forts in the immediate weeks Bell System General Electric Travelers Insurance and Electric Power and Lille Gas Inc rep- I 1 Mrs John Brown Mrs Jessie Martin Brown wife of John Brownand tt retired Hamilton County school teacher died Saturday night in a local rest home Mrs Brown lived at 327 Read's take Rd She was a lifelong resident of Chattanooga and a member of the Red Bank Cumberland Presbyterian Church Mrs Brown is survived by her husband two sons John Br own Jr and Robert 141 Brown both of Chattanooga: daughter Mrs Kimzey Rockford brother Rhea ar ti Chattanooga: three grandchildren and two great-grandchildren Funeral services will be held today at 2:30 pm at the Avery Bryan Funeral Home the Rev Jean Richardson officiating Burial will be in Chattanooga Memorial Park Pallbearers will be Merriman Marshall Waddell Carl Manning Lynch Varner and Roy Smith The body is at the funeral home wife retir teac a lo livec SI oc'ff Pre! her Br Brol daul Roc Ma grar grar Fl toda Ave the offic Men be 1 War Lyn Smi' T1 horn Ira John Brown Ls Jessie Martin Brown of John Brown and tt KI Hamilton County school ter died Saturday night In al rest home Mrs Brown at 327 Read's Lake Rd was a lifelong resident lattanooga and a member se Red Bank Cumberland iyterian Church 8 Brown is survived by tusband two sons John Jr and Robert 1'41 '71 both of chattAncirr I 4 4 Telephoto 1 CONFEDERATE CEREMONY: The music fife and drum monies at Arlington National Cemetery The ceremonies held corps of Potomac Field Arlington Va marches three abreast in the circle named for Southern Gem Stonewall Jackson past the Confederate Monument in Jackson Circle in cere- honored the Confederate soldiers who died in the Civil War i I 1rAt s' A i 1 7 1 It I 1 Deaths Deaths Appointments by Holston Conference 3ESSIE MARTIN wife of John Brown 327 Reads take Road died in a local rest some at 1035 o'clock Saturday night A lifelong resident of Chattanooga Mrs Brown was a retired teachee from the Hamilton Count' Schools kas a member of the Red Bank Cumberland Presbyterian Church 811tviVing are her husband two sons Joh It Brown Jr and Robert kg Brown both of Chattanooga one daughter Mrs Kimsey Rockford III I brother Rhea Martin (lhattanoogal three granrdchildrenprand two tragiftS11 rirocili rv tlthgiesaitteearngrit in the Chapel of Avery Bryan' ComnanY Rev Jean Richardson officiating Interment in Chattanoo- ga Memorial Perk: Pallbearers: Merriman Marshall Wadden Carl Manning Lynch -NrjKlIty anti Roy Smith The body Home of Averg Organ Company ABINGDON DISTRICT District superintendent 4 Rol-1 i Abingdon George Neff Benhamsi Circuit Tom Praker i- Bristol Addilynn Memorial Wattenbarger: Anderson Street George Arnobriater Christ James Green: First Weikel: Reynolds Memorial Fowler: Hunt Memorial Pierce South Bristol Thurman Littrealt St Luke Joe Keeble State Street Hardin Associate Eldon Moore: Trinity Ray Harris Virginia Avenue Carriger Bristol circuit IitillarkUlas: BroadrtwimrfivrATrzre--- Cariew fetierwvactut NPrer-trie wood Vestal Jr: Chatham Hill circuit Paul Eltnore Chilhowie-Tateg Gates Chilhowle circuit William Graybeal: Damoscut circuit Wesley Cook: Emory Keith Barlow Emory circuit James Monona: Glade Spaggkleadowview Walter Martin: Greendale circuit Singleton Holston View circuit Lee Poston Lebanon circuit Richard Hale Lebanon Memorial A Shugart Marion: East circuit Peverill First Glenn Boye Grace Leslie Adams West circuit Benjamin Sanders Moccasin Valley circuit Winfred Carl-co: Mountain City-First Raymond Geisler Mountain City circuit Edward Johnson JUlliOr preacher Norman Biggs North Keywood circuit Clarence McCall Jr Pleasant ViewWyndale Rchard Looney Rich Val- Icy JOJIIPS circuit IV A Novak: saltville-Henrytown Wilson: Shady Grove-Washington Chapel Robert Miller Sr Sinking Springs-Paperville Keating: South Keywood circuit James Greever Sugar Grove-Teas Arnold Williams Wallace-Beech Grove Purse 1 BIG STONE GAP DISTRICT I Springs circuit 'Lewis Ceres cit 1 cuit Clemons: Cripple Creek circuit Raymond Farmer: Draper circuit Crabtree: Dublin Dan Kelly: Flat Ridge circuit Geis- ler: Floyd circuit Barney Pitsinger: Fries Parker Fried' circuit Beasley: Galax First James A Smelling circuit Cale Grant circuit Mrs Hillsville Morgan Philline: Hillsville circuit David Lewis Independence Loudy: Little Welker circuit James Lead Mines circuit Ben Lyons: Max Meadows circuit Kegley: Mechanicsburg circuit Buren Littreal Mt Pleasant circuit Henry Molt Jr: Mt Vile-Savannah Allgood: New River circuit Fred Austin Pulaskl: Alderstete-TrinityNill MeKinnon: First Frank Trotter: asso elate Homer: Olivet-Wesley Memorial Jack Martin: Radford: Csrter Street Randall: Central Ernst Fairlawn Clarence Dish-man Grove Avenue Arthur Jones Rural Retreat Enos Wagner Rural 'Retreat circuit William Wells: Spring 'Valley circuit Lonnie Fields Thorn "Spring circuit Sam Barnes: circuit Ralph Malcomb: Wytheville: St Paul Mize: West itnti James McDonald: circuit Simpkins SPECIAL APPOINTMENTS Adamson Superintendent Bonny Oaks Szhool (3 Tyner Chattanooga District Barker Horace president Hiwassee College (li Key Chapel Maryville District Beck Edward General board of eventelism (2) gt Andrew Knoxville Dip trict Davis Harold Protesser XentucitY Mountain Bible Institute 13 Big Stone Gan District' Davis James Division of religior and social service Greene Valley HON and School 43i Asbury Morristown District Delamotte Rev Instructor Paine College i3) Augusta Op LOUV111S Maryville Die GM Tells Plans The most recent exhibitor to disclose specific plans for Its fair building is General Motors whose 1 chairman Frederic Donner unveiled the model of GM'S 1964 1965 Futurama at a huge press breakfast in New York's Waldorf-Astoria Hotel Donner said that It is GM's aim to surpass its Highways and Horizons exhibit Including a Futurama which as an outstanding attraction at the New York Worlds Fair in 1939 and 1940 The new exhibit will feature a "ride" with an estimated capacity of 70000 persons dallymore than double thar of Ite tiredeeS944 Visitors will be carried through a panorama of the far reaches of the 1 earth and shown future developments in man's progress as conceived by "leading authorities in the humanities and the sciences" according to Donner Other exhibitors whose first construction steps are anticipated In the ensuing months include Eastman Kodak Chrysler International Business Machines Coca-Cola du Pont and Sinclair Oil Continental Insurance National Cash Register and Simmons Beautyrest Co Also planning summer construction are Peps i-Cola Schaefer and Liebmann Brewer cries Throughout the world programs for participation are now reaching culmination with the completion of architectural -contests which In most cases precede construction contracts for foreign mdtibits Featuring their own national chari acteristics these proposed paviiions will be erected in the Inter national Area To date more than 65 foreign 1- IABLILAZ1014PS 10" arChiteettiral -contests which ic most cases precede construction for foreign mdtibits 47eaturing their-own national char- acteristics these proposed pavil- ions will be erected in the Inter- national Area To date more than 65 foreign Dr Russell Humbert (UPI) Dr Russell Humbert 57 president of Depauw University Greencastle Ind died Saturday at Munson Hospita! here Dr Htimbert was a national cbmmitteeman of the Boy Scouts of America a member of the Commission on Christian Education a member of tit( Methodist Board of Educatior and the university senate of th( Yethodist CZkirch and forme( hairman of the Indiana Whit( House Conference Committee METHODIST POST METHODIST POST TI 'MP bert Unti died pita cbDmi Scot the Edu Met and Yeti cha I Ifou I 1 1 1 i 1 i I I A 54 Passed away Saturday evening at 6 o'clock in Er linger Hospital He is survived bl his wife Mn Aanee ltu llinax Bonner: two sons Eugene and Max Bonner ill of Dalton: ono daughter Mrs Freda Bonner McNeil Chattanooga: mother Mrs Bonner Dalton: two Mrs Clyde Starks of Warner Robbtna Oa and Mrs Jack Parker MIAMI: three brothers Bonner and Clarence Bonner both of Dalton and Bonner of Tunnel Hill Oa One granddaughter arid a number of nieces and nephews also survive Funeral service will be held Mon Unity Baptist Church with Rev Clorday afternoon at 4--clock front don Carver Rev le Anderson and Rev Liner tit litigants Burial will be in West Rill Cemetery The body is at the home ot his son EUlens Bonner in the West Brook Subdivision on Marshall Drive in Dalton and will remain there until 2:30 Monday at which time it will be moved to the church to 'lie In state until the funeral hour We Funeral Home is in charge 1 LEVETTE JAMES of 3641 Highland puled et a local hospital It matey night Arrangements announced later be Franklin-Strickland leuner Home Placing AM 5-4414 services rill be held this afternoon at 2 in the chapel of the Turner Funeral Home for Clarence (Curley) LowerY retired city fireman who died Thursday in a VA Hospital Rev Tom Pledger wil lotWhite Burial ill be in National Cemetery Active pallbearers will be DM Louise Brandon- Abe Sertel Brownie MOM Chun Teppenpaw end Franke HonorarY pellbearere will be Commie stoner Dunlop and members of the fire and police departments Arrange meats hi Iwner Funeral Home PAYNE CARTER ALVIN 44 imaged away Thursday a Detroit hospital He was the son of the late Mr end Mrs Ad Payne South Pittsburg Tenn Survivors ere four daughters Ilfra Keith Cook Mrs Billy Bond Misses Joan Dell and Sandra Jean Payne one son Jimmy Payne all of Kalamazoo lialcaa three sisters Mn Joe Partin Mrs Walter Perth' both of South Pittsburg and Mrs Howard Mellinger of California four brothers Turnel Payne and Garland Payne both of Bridgeport Ala Jeese and Earl Payne both of South Pittsburg several nieces and nephews Funeral serviette will be conducted from the south Pittsburg Church of Christ at 2 pm CST Monday with Minister Beck officiating Burial in New Hone Cemetery Pallbearers are Bill Smith Lonnie Carroil Luther Vm son Jr Leonard Vinson Byron Boyd Jr and James Stewart ine may will be at the home of his brother Earl Payne in South pittsburg Sun day evening Rogers Funeral Horne in charge of arrangements services for Charled Randolph Pickett 62 a civIc leader and businessman of 11051v1110 'Whet nesse away Seturda ernoon 1 held this afternoon at o'clock in the chapel of the funerel home 'with Rev Jack Varnell of Relating Interment in Woodstatinn Cemetery Mr Pickett was co-owner end secreterv-treesurer of Line-it Routh Funeral Home where he had been essociated for the past three Yeere Prior to that time he ate paymaster at the Wheland Comtism lie wax a member of the Burning Bush Benttitt Church a member a 14741 wlfa)threll DIA Worshipful Master member or the Alhambra Shrine the Rove! Arch Chanter No 140 of Roseville the Charlem Martel Commanders No 20 of Chirkemen te a valet netrol2 of the Pocahoniae Chapter No 1 CES and a member of the thu Exenanee Club Active pailhearere will be Archie Edward Fred and Charles Lee Trundle Harry Watio and Dewitt Lowe Honorary pall hensurers will be members of he ni nrie? te pl Su dav th Burnin Bush Church 35he Roseville Ma sonic Lodge No PecAM will We chew of services at the grave The body is at the Lane-Routh Funeral Home Inc I nigh land pit al bat announced id Funeral rill be held Abel of the larence ty fireman A Hospital tate Buril a ery Active Mae- Me Martin Franke se Commie nbera of the 8 Arrange owe 44 Missed it hospital truth Fitts- are four Cook Mn Dell and son Jitrany oo Might arthi south Pitts- Mellinger ors Turney Ie both of and Earl bur Bev Funeral I from the Christ at th Minister nal in New ra aro Bill buther Val Byron Bovd 't le 00CIV his brother leisure Bun nerd Rome 1 for Cherie civic leader leville whet afternoon 11115013 tt the funeral Varnell of- Woodstation gab go-oaner of Lane- Mere be had oast three Imo he wee nd COMPan the Burnin 6 member OT Lodge No a Pas member oi the Rival of Roseville mender No oast natrog 'ter No 1 ate Rosswil Dallhearere arsel di el ounnav ming Burn issville Mat will Wet grate The Funerat nane cl rx lib ArtiVe DRIMeartr ill win be Archie Edward Fred and Charles Lee Trundle -Harry Watcp and Dewitt Lowe HnnorarY pall 'young Married pennie Sundae bearers will be members of he Schooi Oast( of the Burning Bush Baptist hutch ahe Rmisvilis Ma sonic Lodge No 3vi IstkAM will cherge of services at the ((rive mg body is at the Lane-Routri Funeral Home Inc 1 GOES TO DANIELS Pei-leans "Lime- Oood- La- IL 's1 I 1 Par-ash Hurlockmore Chero- I Law- Bei- Rus- Picker- I Ebenezer-Chest- Appalachia- Gleaves Farmer Big Stone Gap Davis ChalYbeate Springs-Nottingham Can Jones Clinchport circuit Barbara Thomas Cliutwood Thomas Grameri Cieburn Elmer Strait: Coeburn circuit John Atkinson: Derby cir-1 cult Earl Baines: CLS (ChrisC Church op and 1111hrden op) Dryden! circuit Walter Wilson: Dungannon cir-i cult Thomas McGill East Stone Gap-Legion Memorial Daryl Wil Gate City Ray Hargraves hams Ewing circuit Jack Porter: Chapel lop) associate Ed Perry Gate City circuit I to be supplied hi Eugene alcConnell-Paul Lane) Oate City circuit 2 Leland smith: Hiltons (Gaines Memorial op) Gott Holston View-Prospect Harold Edward Pox: Jonesville (Hurricane op) Cabel W-Trent Jonesville circuit Daugherty Marble PointRobinette Charles Kilbourne McClure circuit A Trobaugh Mendota-Mt Vernon Tom Blackburn Midway circuit le Snodgrass New Melody Purchase Et Mendenhall: Mickelsville circuit Walter Mabe Norton Dean Neese Pennington Gay) Carl Bates Pound Lawrence Clark Powell Valley circuit Ray Stafford Rose Hill Harold Buck St Charles circuit David Gilliam St Paul (Moorefield op) Vance Eastridge Circuit McDonald: White Shoals circuit John Kenneth Young: Wise Joe Baker Jr Woodway circuit Paul CHATTANOOGA DISTRICT District superintendent Daniels' Chattanooga: Asbury Berwangeri I Avondale Robert Smith Brainerd 1 Snodgrass New rox: sville (Hurricane op) Cabel Jones Trent Jonesville circuit Daugh- ply MarblelPoint-Robinotte Charles Kil- bourne ilot'alcl*t McClure circuit 'lllt 'ir: ult obaugh 11 er Midway circuit le Purchase IL Mendenhall: Micketville circuit Walter Mabe Nor Ii Dean Neese Pennington Gay Carl Bates Pound Lawrence Clark Powell Valley circuit Ray Stafford iclgtitnlivgItielgiVisan SAZees field op) Vance Es circuit McDonald White Shoals circuit John Kenneth Young Wise Joe Baker Jr Woodway circuit Paul 'fridge 8frmegg CHATTANOOGA DISTRICT Chattanooga Avondale 1 Cleveland circuit Fred Geodent Clete- William Thomas St Marks port land Parish Lee Ellis: First CI urch ald White Zion Paul Cluck A Hardin 8Outh Cleveland JOHNSON CITY DISTRICT Chastain: a Wesley Memorial Jerry Anderson: Unity Charles Dixon Markt suaerintendent Plank plai S-r Copperhilt Harbour Dales Portr arings an Misamore TYlo Lancaster: Bethesda- Dayton i Church ITdc'ertla-kmbr'egville Claude Quillen Charles Salmon: Mt View-Providence Bluff CitY-Rockholds Roy Davis: Lewis net ron: Trinity-Sale Creek Boones Creek Barre Fleenor: Cher Vins Grove-Spivelt oken Robert Fritts: Chuckey OrArmstead Oates cult Clark: Clear Springs cir- Decatur Bobby Ely Ducktown- cult A Hawkins! Ebenezer cit crows bouglas atroon Englewood cwt Oral Lingerfelt: Elizabeth Chapel William Rodgers: Etowah circuit Rob- John Maley ert Pardue EtOwith-rtt Paurs Roy Elizabethlon: First A Brewster Wampier Wesley memorial Paul Bunter Garman Singles Chapel Barker: Evensitille tieruit William Ft11101811 Walter Volley Forge le Mooney: PairvieW--Glen-'Pattersca BIM Watauta Point Tar Friendship'- circui water Sr Centenarv Donal Jerry Roberta Kribbs Goodfield circult' a Edwards Grace-Rock Creek Pei Fishery Graysville Virgil Wilkey: Lebanon one cove Robe Cl Crowder: Lime rt Kagan' ray iSta Leon Middle Valley Thomas Underwood: Hints Hagm an ton A ity: East Park Warner In Adams Morris: Patten Fairhaven liavneS: First A Johnson Ooltewah Ca rmack Center Warren Stewart: Petticland Wing associate Keinteth Bender circuit James Rutherford: Pikeville light MIIIISOY Memorial Dun Newman Riceville tumult can: associate Virgil A Anderson Julian Walton Roddy-Mt Zion Bier- Pine Grove Park-Wasugs Newton ling 'Netter: SPeihit City Kenneth Dickens Wesley Memorial Jack Veran: Spring Car circuit Charles Weikel: Jonesboro Marvin Gass Burnett: Valley Head Grace John Limestone Asbury Loveladv Moss West Side Parish Kenneth Marvin-Fairview John 8 Deck Noll Myers chuckey circuit Charles Lindholm Roan Mountain-lowling Chapel Car CLINTON DISTRICT roll 'Sisk District superintendent Mark Moore Sulphur Snringa-Valley I Andersonyille circuit George Bu- Herschel Davidson: Telford circuit chanan: Beaver Ridge John Duck Jr Harold Ravi Unicoi A 5 Clear Pine BricevilleHeiskeil Garrett Hopson Flats Parish Walter Bethel Sparks Cardwell-Bradbury MARTVILLE risrricr Orr Caryville-Fincastle PAW Stradiey: Clinch Valley circuit Elmer District superintendent A Lid id deck Clinton: Memorial William ge ifounty Edwin Jell St Marks Robert Wallace Alcoa Ernest Dugan Bethel-Bloun Concord Charles umber Mitchell Bethel-Roan rles Bryan aunty Newell A Miller: Campgro ne land Gap circuit William 8 Murphy Batten: Fairgarden circultU 1 Grigsby Hurd Huhn Harriman John Jr Carpenter: Priendgville Bintiele Greer Jr: Jacksboro Jack shankle Marcus Cardwell Ciallinburg NS Jellico-Newcomb John Williams Kingston Stone Greenback circuit Claud Fort Fowler La Follette Kyle lace' Hendrons lt15 Ccrineri Ke am Creer Lake City Martin Le- apel Damon Mitchell Leigill noir Matteleg Trim ape- Gerald MacItarland f' Louden it Paul Brown Martel Henry Le French Taylor: Louisville-Mentor Do noir Maynardvdle circuit A Williams Moore: Madisonville George Goad Midtown Fred Sidle Jr Norris man Madisonville cirCilitAkiell Li Sinking Springs Monroe Ball Sr on Oakdale-Woods Chapel Atkinson Maryville: Broadway Bear Atkini Oak Ridge: First SeYmour: assts Bungalow- Bruce Whitney Carpenter date William Eireit Kern Amos Carl- Ware Fairview Charles Hurlocl Rogers Jr Trinity Dawson Oliver First Paul Brownt associate Springs A Harmon Oneida Edgar Gamble: Pecks Memorial Neville Han Smith Petrels circuit Rondal Rat- mar Plegglat BillBethiehem Cement Offer Rockwood John Wikle: Shawsnee teeters: St John Robert Parsom Mt View Ralph Loudy: Solway Meadowbooth Dwight Cagle New Salen Deakins Sunbright-Burrville John McDonald Oakland Thomas Satterfield: Swan Pond Sarah Gardner: Lynch Philadelphia Jack Moser Pigee Tarwater Jr Pittma NTaezwewTeallrecwirecuuit JWnliaIrswtiunairtT: arirealwelly- croenrooteer RO EKc line RockfordLakemon 1Chapel circuit John Bean Well Springs Dan Jones: Sevierville Lano I circuit Harry Tindell ford Sevierville circuit Prank Bostick KINGSPORT DISTRICT Sevierville Parish Ted Baker Swee Dodd water John Steiner Sweetwater circuit District superntendent Cu Larry Best: Sweetwater Parish Edwar i Way: Tellico Plains Robert Bean Trit oldersgate Hauk Jr MOOTling it' circuit Willard O'Rear Sr: Trundle dale circuit' Sam Gammon Blountville Mrs Kirby Tuckaleechee Purr Hobart RaYfilde Blountville circuit Wil- liam Slagle Cassidy William Bull Church Hill'First sialley It a I a Tankaley: Union GroveMiddleaettlo Church siu circuit Allison Clouds menta Talmage Skinner Vonore Tel BendParsons Memorial Rai Willis: Andrews Wallace Morgan Community Potts: Cross Edward MORRISTOWN DISTRICT Carter Jr Depew's Pactolus Roland District -superintendent Pickei Light ins Baileyton circuit A Cobble Emory RY Fleenor: Fall Branch Bulls Gap First Charles Ward Chero Kenneth Caraway Glen Alpine Gere kee circuit Golden Chestnut Hil Mustard: Grange Hall circuit Room A Nichols Cosby circuit Virtu Clark: Herman A a Beverly: Hi short DandridgeFirst Aytes Satin Carl Wright: Kendrick's Creek Dan 'idge circuit Charles Whetsel Do Homer Roller Rio circuit Latham: EbenezerChesi Bread Streetlohn Rita- nut Grove IL Byars Economy-Noe' tin: associate Gehriel Clerk: Colonial chyme 1s Johnson Sleights Byron Waites: First Church Greeneville: Asbury Russell Carroll Skeen folds Memorial LeP Olin Firt Paul Quirk: St Matthew Jame Bore Highland Park Light Ketron Henley Jr circuit Pagans Itlernorial Charles Broweing: KthittIPY Hills union circuit Lowell Parrott: Jel ferson City: First Jay Osborne circuli John Frasier: tit* Manor Willis teing Island Hubert Overber: Mafair Tack Hubert Reneau Liberty HillHolsto 'Elton Jones: Morri sen Chanel NC' Chanel Gillespie Mohawk circut Brown: Mount Carmel Ted ones: Moult- arris Mooresburg circuit A tan View Ronald Rfone: on Maness Kenneth Green: Sunset Virgil Bomber Morristown: Bridgers Robert Itillen Vermont Doglegs Street Logan's Chapel Centenary King: First Oil Howard Carter Troy Trinitv Charles Turin Mosheir Monni Zion-Olcolnein I it le circuit Lee Campbell Mosheirn Pal Castle: oia Union Maurice I AY: eingS Odell da ash Woodrow Rankin Mt Airy Cherie C15 Thr n- -Lloyd New Market circuit Leonar First Pam N' Varnell Jr: Rogers- Churchwell Newport: First Hai lille circuit James Mime: Ress Camp rs Ground Robert circuit Ernest Dean vine First Ralph lkinon: Alien Carpenter Pa PoseYr Sinntoins- ant pr ngs IA i Swooning- i vine circuit Ratiedge: Wheeler rollwine John Watkins: Pine Grov commioss circuit Taylor Hann Riverview circui Emitt Rutledge circuit I KNOXVILLE DISTRICT Bauman Sneedville circuit Luther Las District superintendent Ogle Bearden George Harr: Burlington son: usociate James Underwood Stray berrY Plains Arnold Trentvillo a Moss' klitrsl: Richard Crewe White Pine Virgil Bah associate Joe orley! Dew Church Street Whitesburg circuit Shirl Stock Paul Wasseelate Archie Kelley: C010111111 Helphts Ernest Cush- TAZEWELL DISTRICT man Jr: East Hill Avenue District superintendent 5 traitor Thompson Jr Emerald Avenue Amonate circuit Phipps Be Mitchell PeAus: Eoworth Gordon Goodrame: First Church Henry fast circuit Stanley Ross Sidle 'Horton Fountain City Thomas circuit McGee: Bluefield-Firs Chilcote Jr: linicrest Clarence Glenn Lipase Virginia Avenue Keit Lundy Holston Chanel Gill: Anvil Bousevain circuit nu Inskip Dsle Bittinger: Lincoln sell Buchanan circuit Boyc 'Park Lovelace: Lonsdale John Cedar Bluff circuit Max Allisor Bloom Eggleston circuit A Carr Jones El LVtite000 Dan r) Griffey: Macdonia Garden circuit Peyton Rowlett Fel Paul Smith: Magnolia Avenue Car- Mills circuit Grimm Jr roll II Varner Oakwood Fisher Garden Creek circuit James Ore Park CAI Wiliam A Arlaina: St ory Jr Graham circuit George Andrews Riley Short: St James Arnold Lu Trigg James Jr: St ke Robert Walker: St Paul Luttrell: Grundv Onie Clark Honake Keener Baldwin Honaker circuit I Second Charlie Mehaffevr Trinity Barton Narrows Floyd Davis Na Robert Budson: University Avenue rows circuit Allen Crotty Pearl Gerald Brown Vestal PerrY burg James Hankins Pearisburg ci Rule: Vireinia Avenue: llog Pavne cult Wiley Neal: Pocahontas I Sr Washineton Pike Spurgeon Mc- Raven circuit Elgillit Kid( Cartt: West View Worley Fleenor: Rich Creek Chain Richland Aeburv John A King! Bethlehem 8 0 Frye Rocky Gap circuit 4 se Provence Beulah -Ridgesva meson: Staffordayille circuit Riches Ben Throne: Bright Hope l' Cares" Clavas C'hanet John Hamblin! Tazewell: Main Street Carter: North Tazewell circuit Lee Nil Trundle: Corinth Vailiohn Nave: Dente Howard Haws: Ebenezer Tazewell circuit Walter Mustart No an rdwardc: Prench Board East Tazewell circuit Breese circuit Robert 8 Powers: Hells-Cen- WYTHEVILLE DISTRICT tral Carl Cowan: 'Hewers Crossroads Edgar Rat Farmer Hopewell John District superintendent Frank 4 Jarvis Wilmot Henry rose Settle ciose MiddiebroOk Pike Phil- Auburn Circuit 0 instill Norwood Nelson Ridge circuit Glenn Weller Sr: 13rid Pleasant Hill Rev Lamb Powell Jr: Blend circuit Duff Bit Jerk Carter: Rutherford Memorial Creek circuit Jack St Clair: Cedi JOHNSON CITE DISTRICT District superintendent Fronk Porter Austin Sorings-TaYlor Me mortal Ivan Misamore BethesdaEden-Embreeville Claude Quillen Bluff Citv-Rockholds Roy Davis Boonas Creek Barre Fleenor: Cherokee Robert Fritts: Cbuckey circuit Clark Clear Borings circuit A Hawkins: Ebenezer circuit Oral Lingerie lt: Elizabeth Chapel John Ripley Flizabethton: First A Brewster trunter Garman elegies Chapel Randall Walter Volley Forge Bays Watauta Point Tar water Sr Erain: Centenary Donald Kribbs: Grace-Rock Creek Fishery I CS Crowder: atone Cove Robert Kagan Oral Station A Warner Johnson City: East Park Joe Adams: Fairhaven HavneS: First A Wing associate Kenneth Hender light MIIIISOY Memorial Dun can associate Virgil A Anderson Pine Grove ParkWatauga Newton Dickens Wesley Memorial Jack Weikel Jonesboro Marvin Gass Limestone A bury Loyelady Marvin-Fairview John 8 Deck Noll chuckey circuit Charles Lindholm Roan Mountain-lowling Chapel Carroll Sisk Sulphur Springs-Valley View Het schel Davidson Telford circuit Harold Ravi Unicot A 5 Clear Piney Flats Parish Walter MAREVILLE DISTRICT District superintendent A Eldridge Alcoa Ernest Dugan Bethel-Blount County Edain Mitchell: Bethel-Roane County Newell A Miller Campground Barton Faireargn circuli Carpenter: Friend "Hie Bin lel Marcus Cardwell Gatlinburg Stone Greenback circuit Claude 0 ace: Hendrons Conner Keys Capel Damon Mitchell: Loving libel Gerald Macitarlandf" Loudon French Taylor: Louisville-Mentor Don Moore Madisonville Of Once mfoan Madisonville citOnitAdell Maryville: Broadway Henry Atkins Bungalow Bruce Whitney Carpenters Carl Ware Fairview Charles Hurlock First Paul Brewed associate Gamble Pecks Memorial Neville Hammer: Pleasant Hill-Bethlehem Cornelius teeters: St John Robert Parsons Meadowbooth Dwight Cagle New Salem John McDonald Oakland Thomas A Lynch Philadelphia Jack Moser Pigeon Forge Tarwater Jr: Pittman Center Cline Rockford-Lakemont Dan Jones: Sevierville Langford Sevierville circuit Prank Bostick Sevierville Parish Ted Baker Sweet water John Sterner Sweetwater circuit Larry Best: Sweetwater Parish Edward Way: Tellico Plains Robert Bean Trinity circuit Willard O'Rear Sr: Trundles Mrs Kirby: Tuckaleechee Perry Tanksley: UniOn GroveMiddlesettle ments Talmage Skinner: Vonore Taft Andrews Wallace Morgan MORRISTOWN DISTRICT District superintendent Picker tog Baileyton circuit A Cobble Bulls Gap First Charles Ward Cher kea circuit Golden Chestnut Hill A Nichols Cosby circuit Virtue Sharp' DandridgeFirst Aytes Dandridge circuit Charles Whetsel Del Rio circuit Latham: Ebenezer-Chest nut Grove Byars Economv-Noe Chanel Johnson Greeneville: Asbury Russell First Paul Quirk St Matthew James Henley Jr circuit Pagans Hills union circuit Lowell Parrott: Jefferson City: First Jay Osborne circuit Hubert Reneau Liberty HillHoiston Chapel Gillespie Mohawk circuit -feria Mooresburg circuit A Maness Morristown: Bridgers Robert Hilten Centenary King First Olin Trov Trinitv Charles Turin Mosheim circuit Lee Campbell Mosheirn Woodrow Banks Mt Airy Charles Lloyd New Market circuit Leonard Churchwell: Newport: First Harris circuit Ernest Dean Panther Strings Allen Carpenter: Par rottsville John Watkins: Pine Grove circuit Taylor Hann Riverview circuit 8 Emitt Rutledge circuit Bauman Sneedville circuit Luther Law son: associate James Underwood Straw berry Plains Arnold Trentyille Crewe: White Pine Virgil Hale Whitesburg circuit Shin Stock TAZEWELL DISTRICT District superintendent 5 Station Amonate circuit Phipps Belfast circuit Stanley Ross Bishop circuit McGee: Bluefield-First Glenn Uprise: Virginia Avenue Keith Auvil Boisseyain circuit RusWI Buchanan circuit Boyd Cedar Bluff circuit Max Allison Eggleston circuit A Carr Jones Elk ill Maryve: Broadway Henry Atkins Bungalow- Bruce Whitney: Carpenters' Carl Ware Fairview Ch arles Gamble Pecks Memorial Neville Ham First Paul srownt associate per Pleasant HillBethiehem Cornelius teeters: St John Robert Prone Meadowbuth Dwight Cagle New Salem McDonald Oakland Thomu A Lynch Philadelphia Jack Moser Pigeon Forge Tarwater Jr Pittman Cline RockfordLakemont Dan Jones: Sevierville Lang lord Sevierville 'circuit Prank Bostick Parish Ted Baker Sweet eater John Steiner Sweetwater circuit Best: Sweetwater Parish Edward Tellico Plains Robert Bean Trin lir circuit Willard O'Rear Sr: Trundles Mrs Kirby Tuckaleechee Perry Union GroveMiddleiettle ent)) Talmage Skinner Vonore Taft andrews Welland Wallace Morgan MORRISTOWN DISTRICT District -superintendent Picker ing Bailaylon circuit A Cobble Bulls Gap First Charles Ward tee circuit Golden Chestnut Hill A Nichols Cosby eirciiit Virtue Sharp DandridgeFirst Aytes circuit Charles Whetsel Del Rio circuit Latham EbenezerChest nut Grove IL Byars: Economy-Noes Chapel Johnion Greeneville: Asbury Russell: First Paul Quirk: St Matthew James Henley Jr circuit Pagans Hills Union circuit Lowell Parrott: Jet lerson City: First Jai Osborne circuit Hubert Reneau Liberty HillHoiston Chapel Gillespie Mohawk circuit Mooresburg circuit A Maness Morristown: Bridgers Robert Mitten Centenary King First Olin Troy Trinity Charles Turpin Mosheim circuit Lee Campbell: Mosheirn Par ish Woodrow Bankst Mt Airy Charles Lloyd New Market circuit Leonard Churchwell: Newport: First far Ms circuit Ernest Dean Panther Springs Allen Carpenter: Par rottsville John Watkins: Pine Grove circuit Taylor Hann Riverview circuit Emitt Rutledge circuit Sneedville circuit Luther son associate James Underwood Straw berry plains Arnold: Trentylite Crewe White Pine Virgil Hale Whitesburg circuit Shin Stock TAZEWELL DISTRICT District superintendent 5 Bretton Amonate circuit Phipps circuit Stanley Ross Bishop circuit McGee: Bluefield-First Linnse: Virginia Avenue Keith Mill Bowman circuit sell Buchman circuit Boyd Bluff Circuit Max Allison Eggleston circuit A Carr Jones Elk Garden circuit Peyton Rowlett Fslis circuit Grimm Jr Creek circuit James Greg ory Jr: Graham circuit George Arnold rundy Opie Clark Moniker Keener Baldwin Moniker circuit Barton: Narrows Floyd Davis: Dar circuit Allen Crotty Pearls burg James Hankins Pearisburg Or cult Wiley Neal Pocahontas Raven circuit Ewing Kidd Rich Creek Chain Richlands Prve Rocky Gap circuit Iresom Staffordiville circuit Richard Mamblin: Tazewell: Main Street North Tazewell circuit Lee Hill: Tazewell circuit Walter Mustard East Tazewell circuit Breese WYTHEVILLE DISTRICT District superintendent Frank Auburn Circuit 0 Goodlusture Ridge Circuit Glenn Weller Sr Bridle Bland circuit Duff: Creek circuit Jack St Clair: Cedar L'Il 1 2 zg 5 12 war 1' fl 1'01 ff irz ri 4 rIi I eult rIn" an 11 nrnsrim ro ra circuit zr obe 15 Helle-Cen- DITRICT tral Carl Corwan: Henros eriogsroads Dist i superintendent Frank dgar Ray Farme Hopewell Jnhn Jarvis: Swot Henry Ornee- Settle ewer Middlebrook Pike C- Phil- Auburn circuit 0 Goodps ture Norceec hvison Ridse Circuit Glenn Weller Sti 1ridle fairnieerT4t HiPt' Fey Lam Powell Powell Jr 111spd elreillt Plae Ca or Rutherford memortai creek circuit Jack st ci 1 Cedar First Church Hi StanleY Harrison Ditrict uper sintendent Paul Dodd our rwter circu Alderegate Hauk Jr BIOOnling yull tee aeeait Larry Best: Sweetwater Parish Edward dale circuit Sam Gammon Blountville Way Tellico Plains Robert Bean Trio Hobart Rayfilde Blountville ircuit Wil liam Stacie Cassidy William Buil ity circuit Willard O'Rear Sr: Mrs Kirby Tuckaleechee Perry Hill Tanksley: Onion OroVe-Middlesettle church Hill circuit AllisOn Cloild'S ments Talmage Skinner Vonore Taft BendParsons Memorial Ray Willis And rew allace Morgan Community Potts: Cross Edward MORRISTOWN DISTRICT Carter Depew's Pintails Roland Light District superintendent ing Baileyton circuit A Cobble Tieeni: Ill Branch Bulls Gap First Charles Ward Cher Wright Kendrick Creek Mustard: e6rrTe' Ifraleln ciric' Robert Clark Herman A Beverly: Bolls git Ppringq Carl Homer Roller kee circuit 0-olden Chestnut Hilt Nichols Cosby circuit Virtue arp Dandridge-First Aytes Dandridge circuit Charles Whetsel Del roa stree a Rue nut Grove conom -No IL Byars: Eve's tin: associate Gebriel Clerk: CnIonial chatiel minion Kenneth' CRYe Rio circuit Latham ii: First Church a ci'rRsrmYrc2Tkw Riencr i Greeneville: Asbury Russell rktir6heVgi Matthew Tohn 8 Frarter: I its Manor volts: lisig8 aatiZg cgfr J1-471110Prtrercireteitt lt mem Ifeland Rub rt Matair 1 Hubert Reneau Liberty Hill-Holston Elton Jones: Morrienn -tigeel leek Chanel a Gillesole4 Mohltwk circuit l' 1 1 i I I jth4 -W died at his home in Croesville Tenn et an early bour Friday night after a long illnees Hs is survived by ono daughter Mrs Jame Ellis Roseville Oa i two sone John Rayburn Tenn and George A FOY" burn Kingston Tenn: four broth era Amos Rayburn Englewood Tenn Lee Robert end Horace Rat-burn all of Etowah Tenn He use a member of Liberty Hill Church of Christ of McMinn County where funeral service will be conducted Monday at 1 PAL with the Rev Freelen Williams officiating Buriat will be in the Cochran Cemetoy The body will remain at the Gender Funeral Home in Etowah until one hour before service time Buckner Funeral Home of Cleveland le di- reeling 76 died at 'ems et an it after a ved by one Ellis Rogan Rayburn rge A Rai tour broth Englewood forece Rat- In He use 1 Church of nti where conducted the Rev Inc Burial the Dender until one Buckner and is tit i his home in Crossville Tenn et an early bour Friday night after a long ilinees He is survived bY one daughter Mrs James EliGs Ross- es 111'T "fled Cie rge A i Ra- Itr etirt an 0 burn Kingston Tenn Sour bro -W hi died at oil ti John Rayburn si ts ri Lee Robert lizr1 i member of Liberty Hill Church oi Christ uneral of servies ill McMinn Counts nduwhere ed fc be coct "'Bayer Thomas assoc iation Pre- fessor Christian titceologi (2) State more Street Abingdon District Duns- Beecher conference director Athurri6Itly) ill tM 111129)! A( 21mAi nsbi cIsmt oonr riMs et ot hworid spit stitrorcte Dail John district et special education for Hamilton Counts: depart-John men of education 13) Tyner C' Chattanooga Diatrict Prater Frank Williams secretary YMCA DesaturCenter DeKain Oa 31 First Church Morristown District Gibson Foye Administrator As-Sevierville bury Acres 1 1 First Church villa MIITYVille Diitrict Gray-Larry beal David Droleiser Drew TheolWay: ogical Seminary (21 Emory Abingdon District Harris Jr general building missions t2i Macedonfankiley la Knoxville District Hinds Howard chaplain Tennessee Wesleyan College -12) Trinity Athens Cleveland District Hunt Earl Jr president Emory and Henry College (2) Emory Abingdon District Insko conference evangelist (3) Big Stone Gan District Gulley Frank dean Tennessee Weeleyan College t2) Cleveland District Junes Trigg Sr executive secyDandridge tan Boutheutern Jurisdictional Council (1) First Church Johnson City District Johnson Heisse conference director of Christian higher education (1) First Church Johnson City district Laycocie A professor and rural life administrator Hiwassee College (1) Keys Chapel Maryville District Looney Carl conference evingelist (1) Emory Abingdon District Lundy Clyde director of development Hi Waisee (1) Brainerd Chat District Martin LeRoy A ores bunt University of Chattanooga 13i First church Chattanooga District MLSOR William Jr chaplain Emory and Henry Collage (2) Emory Abingdon District mcDonough Irvin general board of education (2) Church Street Knox yille Dietrict Weide Robert professor Fut Tennessee State College (3) First Church 0 Johnson City District Mohney Ralph President Ten-Bitumen nessee Wesleyan College 121 Trinity Cleveland Diitrict Norman Ralph Jr professor Miami UniIf at Oxford Ohio 43) Central Knoxville District Parris George director Wesley Foundation University of Tennessee in Church St Knoxville District Jervei Edward professor Radford Col-fast lege (3) Grove Ave Wytheville District Shilling Doi director of de-Glenn yelnpment Tennessee Wesleyan ColB lege 42i Trinity Clevelsnd Die (rid Simpson 0 general commit-Cedar tee on promotion 421 State St 0 Abingden District Solomon Roger professor Gulf Coast College pinama City Plc (3) Asbury Morris-Garden town District Smith James conference director of adult work (11 First Johnson IP city District Stokes Mack '9 assoM elate dean Candler 8hool of Theolrows ogy (2i St Andrews Chattationta District Sutton John Pastor A me le an Congregation Athens Greece 43) State St Abingdon District Tapley Earl Professor A Eveneville College (2) St Andrews Chattanooga Diattlet "114n C' Everett professor Methodist Theo-Carter: logical School of Ohio 121 State St 0 Abingdon District Watkins Clyde executive secretary Interboird Council (I) Wesley Memoriol Johnson City District Sproul Renfor A director Wesley Foundation East Ten-Settle neisee State College (I) First Church Johnson City District William general board of missions see-Jr: Blue-tion of church extension CI) First Church Meryville District i execu tic? secretary In terboa rd COUriell (I) Wesley Memoriol A 'renceigtri Vglecisigu ient 1aflortionouha Rerifor iimite caeg1 sjilTzi 4eV Johnson Citye First Di4rict Williams general board of see- iueio of church extension f21 First church Meriville District i -(iii ili 1 maryvni thatrict Gray- ye i a David Drofesser Drew Theo ogical Seminary 421 EmorY Abingdon District Harris Jr general building missions t2i Macedon wes -illieso owar an a is Knoxville District I I i Tennessee College I 2) Trinity Athens CY Cleveland District Hunt Earl 0 Jr president Emory and Hear College (2 Emory Abingdon 7District Disko conference evangelist (3) Big atone Geo District Gulley Frank dean Tennessee Wealeyan College t2) Cleveland District James Trigg Sr executive secre- tory Southeutern Jurisdictional Council Johnson Heisse conference diect of Christian higher' education (I) or First (I) First Church Johnson City District Church Johnson City district lit iAlCratl' 5e ii: caZ ruefV) Keys Chanel Maryville District too Cart conference evangelist (I) Emory Abingdon District LundY riv44 oliroptnr a tiovolemmont 141 Belgium and the Soviet Union with the United Kingdom France Italy Germany and the Netherlands creating industry-sponsored pavilions The Federal and States Area of the fair will feature an exhibition of the federal government while construction soon will start on other displays telling the stories of the individual states Puerto Rico and New York City Tennessee May Have Entry Participation by Michigan Minnesota Tennessee Oklahoma and other states is presently under consideration by their legislatures and civic bodies One of the first fair structures to rise will be the Press Building where reports in English and foreign tongues in still and motion pictures for radio and television will be factilitated through their necessary working tools Designed In consultation with editors and camermen the building will stand as a monument to international freedom of expression and truth The arterial improvement program will speed the motoring public over newly constructed roadbeds costing $120 million Parking space will accommodate 20000 cars while a heliport atop the Port of New York Authority Building will receive airborne guests Seagoing visitors will tie up at the uirra-modern 825-boat marina the largest on the Eastern seaboard covering 84 acres on Flushing Bay Hundreds of gaily painted subway cars will parry tens of thousands of riders while other hosts of visitors will use the Long Island Railroad from Pennsylyenta Station JQ a new six-track passenger ttiminal Belgium and the Soviet Union with the United-Kingdom France Italy Germany and the Netherlands creating industry-sponsored pavons The Federal and States Area of the fair will feature an exhibition of the federal government' while construction soon will start on other displays telling the stories of the Individual individual states Puerto Rico and New York City Tennessee May Have Entry Participation by Michigan Min- nesota Tennessee Oklahoma and other states is presently under consideration by their legislatures and civic bodies One of the first fair structures to rise will be the Press Building where reports in English and for- eign tongues in still and motion pictures for radio and television will be factilitated through their necessary working tools Designed in consultation with editors and camermen the building will stand as a monument to international freedom of expression and truth The arterial improvement pro- gram will speed the motoring pub- li over newly constructed road- beds costing $120 million Parking space will accommodate 20000 cars while a heliport atop the Port of New York Authority ing will receive airborne guests Seagoing visitors will tie up at the ultra-modern 825-boat marina the largest on the Eastern sea- board covering 84 acres on Flush- ing Bay Hundreds of gaily painted subway cars will carry tens of thousands of riders while other hosts of visitors will Use the Long from Pennsyl- yenta Station to a new six-track passenger-Writ-anal a me ovit um tm be with the United-Kingdom Prance Italy Germany and the Nether lands creating industry-sponsored pavilions th The Federal and States Area of fair will feature exhibition a ea ure an ex of the federal government while eons Tenn th ois lays telling the stories the individual states Puerto Rico essee May Have Entry truction soon will start on and New York qty nePa so tratie4reantnioenssbeye )Zhalifoanmatibici other states is presently under COnsideration by their legislatur es clutwrolto norm 1321 Crawford Rd ---diiia- sztu-rati-iii---i: Knoxville hospital Funerel services Vidthtt lu411111 home with the Revel a Milford Biddle and A tauergrittll grill! pallbearers: Babb' Lane obB KIIIIIM Dewey Stevenson Rb Schilvehud Vance and Willard Crawford The body is at Wenn Fu- neral Home exhibitors have announced their participation The largest MIDDLETON 34 of thus far committed are those ofl Laftlyr1411rCiatittiggiul! ferecrin an automobile accident Sur- litrici Sheroon Daniel all of renton wildiwoZttear'itrt Daniel Wild wood Arti 1 renton Star Roulet NevvieR TiItonis and Thomas Rt 1 Trenton: six sisters ZreeIT' 12:: rt 6' A Brown Mrs Emma Bruce and ar: VrTrYiatigin'stlalteMn Trenton ttainertitt services will be field Church 01 Cgil VitisiseklrtileYr kr- mit Gold officiating Burials will be in Br011in a Oa Cemetery The body Zgt et brsesistisernrg Au rildulleIrlIng rit7 gag 91adm1741b1Saarneirel Daniel Junior Daniel Aaron' uentei and Kenneth Bruce Moore Funeral Home Trenton Ow is in charge of werIlrigemenll' A 15 of Ringgold and alllvilll ight i al- RI ocal l' bawled Sunday a rest home He formerly operated a grocery store on ters Roseville and nits' Mr Dean police- art3o1 zi111e He was a member of cattail Itrfchliogurpzantit areSttanwo- nostt cloitilnriunitcyki1gresti earea9Isall bar of greatgrandchildren brother 7 silanittrgatttestetrir114rf raneemete will be seneeneed The bet Zest the Lane-Routh Funeral Home GArrnER Mabel Tatum Gaither ills' X4Z IR' who passed esturesy wIll be held Zillssr officiating Survivors: brother arils" aeV lrtiAoticbigr sfalWr-Ntievri Build-ma' Mary McBride Chicago Li The bung Ig'hePr114sl'atWit: will receive friends ul mternr in Verldele Arrangements bv Franklin-Stricklarul Funeral Home Phone AM 54414 77 GRAHAM--MRS SARAH ANN age trrtinalrlittatr of Texas she bad lived titre for I vt of Joe survived' by severaffinergliheest irSilitiserls1 services will be held at 3:30 pm today in the chapel of the funeral home with the Rev Walter Wendelken Officiating Burial will eaths be! in Red Bank Cemetery The body ut at Wenn Funeral Home (ED) 57 of HENDRIX passed at his real 105 Chambers IL Roseville passed dence 306 Beech St Thursday after i away Saturday afternoon at the itneerine illness Ile la survived his residence He was a retired employe wile Mrs Cloise Hendrix two elatieti- Of the Peerless Woolen Mill where tem Brenda Ann end Shirley Mat Hem he had been emeloeed lot 27 Team drix stepmother Mrs Sarah Hendrix Ne was a member of the Peerless 25- Iwo sisters Miss Caine Hendrix ye Club and member of the Miss Emma Hendrix three brothr Newnan Springe Methodist Church Ted Joint and Charlie Hendrix two Survivors are wife Mrs lone Miller aunts Mrs Lou Hendrix and Mrs Car- Andrews: one sister Mrs! A rie Hendrix: uncle John Hendrix nieces Lunsforel Roseville several nieces nephews cousins and other relatives end nephews Funeral services will and friends Funeral services will he our be held Tuesday at 2 O'clock in the held Tueseley afternoon at 2 o'clock it chapel of the funeral home with chepel Rev Robert Richards offi- Rev Howell 11 a a eliciting eiating Interment in Pleasant Garden Interment in Tennessee Georgia Cemetery The tinnily will receive hsm Memorial a Cemetery Pall- friends in Parlor tonight from I bearers will be Milo Corbin Arrangements ars by Frankl Wis sat OshwmteLnssMsR150sliGhroorivsht and Diekert NEtil 10 White 8trilit lillta LI lant "7AZI MASE44TH SVi 14 11! Wrie NaNN meal Home Inc born Sept 191915 in Cartersville dence 306 Beech Thursday titter a lingering illness Ile la survived by his wife Mrs anise Hendrix two daughtem Brenda Ann snd Shirley Mae Hem drix stepmother Mn Sarah Hendrix Iwo sisters Miss Carrie Hendrix and Miss Emma Hendrixt three brothers 'red John and Charlie Hendrix two aunts Mrs LOU Hendrix and Mrs Carrie Hendrix: uncle John Hendrix nieces nephews -cootiro and other relatives and friends Funeral services will be held Tuesdey afternoon it 2 o'clock it our chapel Rey Robert Richards offiL Mating Interment in Pleasant Garden Cemetery The family will receive friends in Parlor tonight from I until 10 Arrangements ere by Franklin- Strickland Phone AM 5-4414 NEAL MRS ELIZMIETII SWANSON born Sept 19 1915 in Cartersville '6 a is Le home with the Rev Walter ee Wendelken officiating Burial will De aths be in Red Bank Cemtery The body is at Wenn Funeral Home ii RT (ED 17 et I14 DRIX-JAMES Passed at his reel 105 Chambers St Roseville gassed dence 306 Beech Thursday atter a salty Saturday afternoon at the hoperip! Mlles Ile IS eurvived by hi residence He wax a retired employe wue Mr Hendrix two dautts of the Peerless Woolen Mill where tem Brenda Ann and Shirley timeat Hen he bad been omaloged for 27 year drix too a stepmother Mrs Sarah Hendrix Ne wag a membe 1 th Pe le 25 isle a sr is rs Miss Carrie Hendrix and Year Club and member of the Miss Emma Hendrix three brothers Newnan Methodist Church Ted John and Charlie Hendrix two survivors cle Jo aro wife Mrs lane Miller eunte Mrs Lou Hendrix and Mrs Car- nandephetrwiensdeunsinsneralandieorthiceer rweliaptima Andrews: ono sister Mrs A Ile Hendrix: unhn Hendrix niece several nieces nd nep ewe Funeral services will held esday at 2 o'clock in the held 'Needs ottorocoll 2 o'clock It -I chigoe' of this funeral home with our thepel Rev Robert Richards offi Rev olg mating Interment in Pleasnt arden a Dwel a a eliciting friends in Parlor tonight from II un- Intione i Tonnes Georgli Cemetery The family will receiv Memorial a Cemetery Pall- beams nu be moo tu to Arrangements are by Franklin te BOwman Groov- Strickl and Fhon a AM 5 4414 Corbin 1 Whi et Wright and It Dickert rht oy i a hs- Pit' NEAL MRS ELIZMIETII SWANSON neral bd te Len Routh Home Ine born Sept 19 1915 in Cartersville Danel I a 8 'ii: Iiiiii-15aTi'el- three daughters (Doris Dean Jackie moth Mrs Melind 1174 Sheron Daniel ail of Trenton I er a i Willdwooci Ge: lour brothers Dennis Dal lei ildwood Artis Trenton Star Route: Nevviam Tifton's and Rt I Trenton: six sisters Mrs Tom Stephens Trenton Mrs Earnest Breedlove Trenton Mrs A Brown Mrs Emma Bruce and all Of chits air Henry Wilson all Ch Funeral services will be held Mon- day at 2 pm at the MatitY Git0 Christ with Minister Em- iuTOhldt ffi I ti i I ill a ng ur a will be carriect Sunday morning to the residence of Rushell Smith at ga: Mrs Mandl Forshee Trenton in Brown's Gap CometcrY The body tEnrelorel l'illailAi Home Trenton 0a is hi charge of arrangements i Steele Brooks Memorial Char teal Lipase: Candler Memorial Stewart: Centenary Wiley usociate Robert Boy Clifton Hills A Windom: East Chattanooga Kyle Tomlinson Eastdale Hugh Ferguson: East Lake Ketch ersid: First Church Robert Wilcox Flintstone Worth Grier Forrest Avenue Reid Wilson: Fort Oglethorpe Walter Smalley Harrison James Jaymes Highland Plaza Cooper Mason Hart Jones Memorial Roy Reese Lookout Mountain Roger Hilton McFarland Memorial I Farmer Red Bank Robbins assistant David Hazelwood: le A Phillips St Andrews Kincheloe St Elmo A Brabston associate Joe Hampton: St James Howard: St John Timberlake St Luke Harper Sasser St Mark Lon Moneyhum St Paul DYess Signal Crest Carl Glasow: Sinai Mountain Robert Copeland StraplOW Me-modal James Hart Trinity Ramsey: Tyner Douglas Mayo: Wauhatchie Harry Snyder: Wesley Memorial Curtis Wagner White Oak Ted Witt Sr Woodmore Ball Jr Dade County: Aetna circuit- Dwane Scott Morganville circuit Claude gOoDO New England Harry Irvin: New Salem Wood: Plynell Chapel Gen try Rising Fawn circuit Horace Henry Sand Mountain Curtis Scholfield: Trenton Gene Kirk Wildwood David Lovelace Beau a tchie Valley: Chapel Welch Brian Greene: Dunlap Homer: Holly Avenue Sam teidic Jasper Roy 'Imagine: Lou'a Cbapel James Douthat: Reauatchiet circuit Gorden Hood Sulphur Borings-Looney Creek David Knight: Wesley Church William Pickett: Whitwell-Red Hill Roy Howard CLEVELAND DISTRICT District superintendent Abshire Apison-Sumnvit Roger Walcott Athens: Allen Memorial David Dickens: Athens Parish Cyrus Callahan Keith Memorial Gordon Sterchi: Trinity Harrison Marshall: Benton-Mt Hermon Ben Pitts: Burrs Chapel Ray Robinson: Calhoun A Led- ford Carlock-Jones Mane! David Lawrence: Charleston Robert Tickle: Chestua-St Andrews- Ronald Ingram Cleveland: Bit SPrinire James Henry: Bread Street Triplett: Keith Memorial Gordon Sterchi: Trin- Harrison Marshall: Benton-Mt Hermon Ben Pitts: Burk's Chapel Ray Robinson: Calhoun A Lei fordie Ca rlook-Jones aap l-1 ua Lawr nee: Charleston Robert rickie: chestes-st Andrews Ronald Ln-- In r--1 IV gli 31 1nIrst ne 7 t' 1131 NI ri LI 0 11 1 1 Lippse Candler Memorial Stewart Steele Brooks Memorial Charles Centenary WileY amociate Robert Boy Clirt'on Rills li A Windom: East 4 1 I 4 11 i 1 1 1 From Page One has held the assignment since 1958 Coming to Trinity- is the Rev Ramsey formerly of Signal Crest Methodist Church The Rev Mr Wikle will go to Rockwood Taking the Signal Crest assignment is the Rev Carl Gla-t sow of Brooks Memorial Meth-1 odist Church The Rev Robert Smith' formerly of Rising Fawn GaI will become pastor at Avondale Methodist Church The! Rev Charles Lippse formerly pastor in Pound Va vir a st named to the pulpit of Brooks Memorial Methodist Church James to Harrison The Rev A Windom will become pastor of Clifton' Hills Methodist Church and the Rev James Jaymes goes to Harrison Assigned to Highland Plaza church was the Rev Cooper Jones Memorial Methodist Church in East Ridge will be served by the Rev Roy I Reese who comes from Washington Pike Methodist Church in Knoxville He will succeed the Rev- Henry Horton who had served the church since 1957 The Rev Mr Horton was assigned to the pastorate of First Methodist Church in Knoxville The Rev A Phillips will come from Rockwood to Ridge-dale Methodist Church and the Rev Timberlake from Hilisville will go to St John Methodist Church succeeding the Rev Trigg James Jr who becomes pastor of St James Methodist Church in Knoxville The Simpson Memorial Meth- odist Church pulpit has been as- signed to the Rev James Hart from Litz Manor Methodist Church in Kingsport Mayor to Tyner The Rev Douglas Mayor from First Methodist Church in Jefferson City was assigned to Tyner Methodist Church The Rev Gene Kirk former pastor of Decatur Methodist Church Decatur Tenn was assigned to Trenton Methodist Church Trenton Ga with the Rev Bobby Ely who has just completed his work at Vander- hilt University school of theology going to Decatur The other major Chattanooga area pulpits including Cen- tenary and St Andrews remain unchanged for another year Dr Lundy completed his sixth year as Chattanooga District superintendent the maximum allowed'tlildeleth0dist-Chltra -year His successor the Daniels is no stranger to ChatH tanooga Methodists He was first admitted to the conference In 1925 and assigned to Soddy Methodist Church He served in the Rock River Conference in 1928 through 1928 and re entered Holston Conference in 1929 when he was assigned to Red Bank where be served until 1933 In Pulpit Sines 1954 He then served at St Marks in Chattanooga in HarriMall at Washington Pike in Knoxville and Wesley Memorial in Chattanooga prior to returning to Red Bank in 1954 a post he At) wa3 Methodist Church le Rev Gene Kirk former or of Decatur Methodist rch Decatur Tenn was as Trenton Methodist rch Trenton Ga with the Bobby Ely who has just pleted his work at Vander- University school of theology he other major Chattanooga to Decatur pulpits including Cen- Lry and St Andrews remain anged for another year Lundy completed his sixth as Chattanooga District the maximum wefttmderatettifid13 Atila-lyear is successor the tiels is no stranger to Chat- Doge Methodists 14 was admitted to the conference 1925 and assigned to Soddy hodist Church He ser7eu ml Rock River Conference in a through 1928 and re- Holston Conference in when be was assigned to i Bank where he served until 3 In Pulpit Since 1954 re then served at St Marks ThattEmooga in Harriman at shington Pike in Knoxville Wesley Memorial in Chat- ooga prior to returning to I Bank in 1954 a post has 1958 Rev Sign Tt to Rev pasi nem Men TI ilieec Met Jan) ma Pla2 Jc Chu serN Ree in I the had 1951 assi Fir Brio 'n corn dale Rev Hill Metl Rev bee( Met: Tt odis sign fron Chu Tt fron Jeff Tyn Ti past Chu sign Chu Rev corn hilt goir are tern unc yea sup -allo law 11 Dar tan firs in the 192 ent 192 Re( 193 1- In I Wa an tan Ite( R-ev ethodist will be Roy Wash- Church succeed on who since ton was rate of rch in ips will Ridge- and the from John ding the Ft James ti Meth-been as-tea Hart lethodist I Mayor 'lurch in Igned to former fethodist was aslethodist with the has just Vander- theology ttanooga Cens remabs year his sixth District taximum tev to Chat-He was nference Soddy lerved in rence in and erence in igned to ved until D54 odist Church The Rev Robert Smith formerly of Rising Fawn Ga Will become pastor at Avon- I dale Methodist Church The' Rev Charles Lippse formerlylton pastor in Pound Va a a named to the pulpit of Brooks Memorial Methodist Church Jaymes to Harrison The Rev A Windom willIsesi become pastor of Clifton' Hills Methodist os Gi shyumr ce hs goes eds tthoe rison Assigned to Highlandts I Plaza church was the Rev LP vs tr HENRY 05 of the Nit community near Larayette Oit died Saturday at 12:45 pm at the home of his son Russell Boss He is survived by a daughter Mre Ray Underwood La Fayette Rt Aix sons Id Roy Russell and John BOW all of La Fayette the Rev ail Bois Alexander Tenn: Raymond Boss Rome Oct two brothers Boss La Fayette and A Boss ROUVI110 Oa: two sisters Mrs Em mitt Shaw Mn Len Spencer both of Roseville 19 erandchildren and 20 great-grandchildren Funeral service will be held Monday at 2 pm at the 91soml Elepttst Church the Revs Sam Marshall Veatch Claude Putnam and Tommy Jaynes officiating Pallbearers selected will be grandsons including Marshall Belie Gerald Boss Gene Boss tarry Boss Berry Underwood and Clint Bose Honorary pallbearers who will meat at the church at 145 pm will in dude Burl Clignmen Charles Keown A 8 Evans MATTI?) Brown Roy Ben Elliott Clifford Law ranee Arch Ramey Ben Keown 'Hilt Oriffith Carl Heawood Charles Griffith The body is the funeral home Interment will be in Bryant Cemetery Walit Bon In chew SMITR-1WRS MARTHA 71 of field Creek died Saturday afternoon in a traffic accident She is survived by two sons Claude Smith Bakewell and VW ell Smith Sale Creek two daughteri Mrs Florence Skiles Hendon Tenn end Mrs Versey Ballet Bakewell flea grandchildren Pullers! services will be held Monday at 2:30 pm' at the Hendon Demist Church the Rev 1sonard Mot gen efficiating Interment in Hendon Cemetery Active Dallbeuers wt11 be Floyd and Toni Moore Troy Hodge Elmer Fuller and Reese Hodge The body la at the home of the son Smith tm Back Valley R004 Sale Creek Arrailements Cr by Wililarnson-Gar hoe Flatting Home Hightail 27 Daisy linn 7 I 88161 44K 13210 ly10eanaa -itifeli two Tdaughter an4 we Lid a a Bak' er' five rand yehild ll ren Puers! ill services be Baptist Ch he Mondy 230 m' at the Hendon en officiating Interment In Hendon urch ey Leonard Mot emetery ctive Dallbeuers will be A to Fr loyd and Toni Moore TM) Hodge' Fuller and Reese Hodge The body la at the home of the son Virgil Smith on Back Valle R004 Sate Creek Arecrtgementa ars by Williameon-Gar ighw 27 is I FUtteral HMI ea a L'' 05 of the LaParette 145 com at useell Bess ighter Mrs tte Rt 11 and John Rev Cloy' Raymond ithers A Boas Mrs Ern0encer both dren and 20 erai services pm at the the Revs itch Claude nes wlfl be rahall Bea Larry Bole Clint Bose will meet In will irles Keown Brown Roy Word Law Keown coed Charles the funerel 0 in Bryant LePayette 11 of Salit oon in a Oaf ived by two fell And VW eo daughtere on Tenn end kewell five vices will be it the Hendon loeonard Mem in Hendon Ts will be Tr031 Hodge Hodge The te son Virgi3 6 Sale Creek ililatneon-GarT Ity 27 Dante wft i i i 1 I i 1 i 1 I i' 1 -1- 1 1 1 1 i 4 1 i 1 r'''-e--' I I i i I i i i '-1 1 Iheld until his present assign-1 KING OF LAOS SET vher be had been vacationing KE NNEDY TO VIRGINIA' ment I i in the conference TO SEE SOUVANNAw 4 am fly That leaves only about seven Weekend at Glen Ora for 1 a days for an agreement among the meeting Prigmore Jr of VIENTIANE Laos (AP)-King three princes whose meetings in Family of President Chattanooga was elected Chat-savang Vatitana will receive neu-Ithe pazt dragged on in futile dis- MIDDLEBURG Va (AP) tanooga leader and Bryanitralist Prince Souvanna Phoumalcussion President Kennedy flew to his Wilkes of Chattanooga was Diplomats fear that a new tit*- Monday to usher in a new round Glen Ora estate Saturday to Of political talks that may settle agreement will mean a resump- named lay leader of the Chat- spend the weekend the future of strife-torn Laos nowition of hostilities with the edge tanooga District Owen Swat- two-thirds in pro-C I clearly on the side' of the Coin- Mrs Kennedy and the two tar(' of Cleveland as named hae--- 11npp1sts Kennedy children Caroline and 'leader of theCleveland Di a- te-rns audience -with the king -John Jr came to Glen Ora trict at the royal capital of Leant Pra- McMinnville Voters Back earlieFSaturday Associates of Prigmore are bang Souvatma will fix a time I A DOnu rroposal The President plans to re- it Megal Rossville A and place for a meeting of the 41 Iv111110 1 I turn hington to Wuonde) Hackworth South Pittaburg three feuding princes himself M'MINNVILLE Tenn-A $1 Maddox Hale Trenton Ga Premier Boun Oum and Souphan- morning million Industrial revenue bond a Joluuton Dunlap ouvong leader of the pro-Corn mu issue won approval Saturday of -L tliti Tenn Joyce Cowser Matta- Idst Pathet Lao ong oas the voters of McMinnville nooga Robert Humphrey Chat Tbe session Is expetted to take Com ete unofficial returns ROME Italy has a coastline pl tanooga and John Steffner place Thursday or Friday On the from the city's six voting pre-lief :270 miles On the peninsula Chattanooga rebele-held Plaine des Jarres in gave av Associates of Swafford in the central Laos in ts the referendum Inc' place is more than 40 miles favorable 387-47 score 'distant from the sea Cleveland District are James souvaraut generally considered Montcrief Copperhill Willarda shock absorber between the ex- ndustrial bond I The i ssue will 1 LA County arg Graham Chattanooga- a Utretne leftist and rightist factions be wed for the -e expansion of Ensminger Athens William has warned that this 'vtill be bis McMinnville industry TimsoN This Arizona city is Robinson Dayton Park Hale last attempt to form a coalition located in Pima County which is Train Spring City Dr Whittle government He has said that if berme larger in area than Rhode Island Eto ah and Jo Jaggets an agreement is not reached by About 21 of 100 rail workers areConnecticut and Delaware In Clev land i June 15 he vtill go back to France in train service i I their combined domains TOWLES MELTON 35 of Rt 2 died from biluries re eeived In an automobile acgident urdas afternoon lie was member of Garrison Baptist Chureis and World War setersui SUPVIVIIIII ars his mother Mrs Nan Ellen Fowler Des ton Tenn two sisters Mrs Mona Harmon Dation Itrif Ruby Mae atmramie Oa Garden Calif a half sister Mrs Pearl Smith DIISf Tenn three brothers Bill Pewter Eoddv Tem Euce and Walt Fowler both of Darien Tenn The body will remain at the funeral ham" Funeral arrangements Its incomplete and will be announeed later by Coulter Funeral Horns in 11)syton LAWRIST---Ptineral services for Richard Lambert 3 of 1204 Salem Rd Rossville who passed away gator' day morning will be held thil morning as 10:30 in the chapel of the funeral home with Rev Carl Thomas 'officiating Interment in Homphreg Cemetery Pallbearers will be claronce Fitzgerald William TOM? Edward Long end Lae Lambert The body is at the Lant-Routki Funeral Rome Inc Os died at 9:342 em Sundae in Cartersville Funers1 will be at Ida Cason -L--Chapel First Baptist Church La Grange Ga Monday st I pm EST -Officiating will be Rev Howell Perry assisted by Rev Omer Graves She VIM I niember of First Baptist Church of Dalton Ga and native of La Orange Survived by husband Reece Neal Cartersville: parents Mr and Mrs Ben 2' Swanson Le Grange! four sisters Mrs Paul Swanson and Mrs Roswell Evans La Grange Mrs Bill Maims West Point Ga Mrs Eimer Brewer Lanett Ala two' brothers James SWIT13011 and Roswell Swanson both of Is Orange Mr Neal attended school in La Grange and Shorter College in Rome' 016 where she finished in the clue of 1936 She later received her Masteem degree from Auburn University She taught school in La Grange Os and Lanett Ala She also was SAti dieted with the West Point hianufam luring Ce of Lanett Six years age she returned to La Orange wbere she tatiltM In the Le Granite sehooll scstent and iverited tor Callaway Mills Two years ago she moved to Delten1 Ga but at the time of her death she was living In Cartersville IN MEMORIAM In memory of my dear husbon0f John Marsh who deported this hie two years ago June 4 1960 Mtn lent tears are shed while others Mee laity missed by wife Corine Margin brother Magic Marsh CARD Or THAN KS Many thanks to the many friends and relatives I their ktndnessl thoughtfulness wordg of comfort and floral offerings during the tragedy of our daughter and sister 'rho Bryan rat fanny' VirUSCIFItitt5h THE FINEST IN FLOWERS 3 PHONES a 39 Patten Parkway AM 6-7168 held Until his present assign- KING OF LA OS SET where be family had been vacationing KENNEDY TO VIRGINIA with his TO SEE SOUVANNA That leaves only about seven a I i in the conference Weekend at Glen Ora for or my dear 00abont meeting days for an agreement among the IN MEMORIAM I' Prigmore Jr of VIENTIANE Laos princes whose Meetings in Family of President toe ye so 3 4 mean a re Marsh 1960 Chattanooga was elected Chat Savang Vathana will receive neu-'the pazt dragged on in futile dis- John Mars who epa rted this ie lent tsars are shed whilo others Meech 1 tanooga leader and BryanItralis i Prince Souvanna Phoumalcussion MIDDLEBURG Va (AP) ars a une any si- vviutes or coattanooga was Monday to usher in a new roundl Diplomats fear that a new dis- res ident Kenned flew to his brohe Ma sadly missed by wife Margi tr ck Glen Ora estate Saturday to of political talks that may settle agreement will sump- lay leader of the Chat- name CARD OF THANKS District Owen Swat- the future of strife-torn Laos nowition of hostilities with the edge spend the weekend Many thanks to the many friends teneoga two-thirds in pro-C 0 I t' clearly on the side' of the Coin Kennedy the Mrs Keny awo and relatives I their kidnegal thoughtfulness words of comfornt and ord of Cleveland -was named hare----- trtlIP411- Kennedy children Caroline and 43a died at 930 a tn sundae pi 02 floral offerings during the tragedy ot leader of theCleveland Di a- hi ers audience -with the ldng IC 4-3 came to Ora biluri Glen TOWLES MELTON 35 of Rt 2 temen Church te Funeral will ba at Ida CuLa our daughter and sister mil Brian rat faintlY trict at the royal capital of Lcang Fre- McMinnville Voters Back died from es apel First Baptist gelve4 in an automobile accident Sat Grange Ga litm st idav I EST Associates of Prigmore are bang Souvatma will fix a -time eariter--Sitturday urdav afternoon He wag it Member of Officiating wM be Rev Howell Ferry FlegaL Rossville -A and place for a meeting of the Si Million Bond Proposal plans to re- The President Garrison laphat Chureb and a Wo rld assisted Dv Rev Omer Graves She Vi at veteriut Stleatinett ars his wee 1 member of First Batumi Chum Hackworth South Pittsbur tr three feudin princes ri him If Whington Monde) se 1e A Cl $rn mother Mrs Nan Ellen Fowler Dal- 01 Dalton Ga an4 a natio of La I NNILLE Tnn ton Tenn two sisters Mrs Mstnit Orange Survived Mr husband Reece Ga Premier Boun Own and Souphan Maddox Hale Trenton Ni morning Harmon Dayton: Mni Ruby Sur- Neal Cartersville: parents Mr and 0 Dunlap on Jolumon I Mill ao iOn industrial revenue bond mow Bell Garden MI a half els- Mrs Ben Swanson La Grangett leader ouvong ea er of the pro-Corn ter Mrs Pearl Smith Dahlf TOM itOUe sisters Mrs Paul Swanson and Tenn Joyce Cowser Matta- last Pathet Lao issue won approval aturda of Long Coastline our brothers gnu racer amide Mrs Roswell EVang La Grange Mrs nooga Robert Humphrey Chat- 'rile session Is ex petted to take the te et MeMul nv 11 le Fo ROME Italy has a coastline Tem Hums and Walt wl both of Bill Wm ilia West Point Ga Mrs Darts's Tenn The body mit remain Eimer Brewer Lanett Ala two CALL tanooga and John Steffner 1 10 ace Thursday or Friday on the Complete unofficial returnsi st the funeral hams Funeral arrange- brothers James SWIT13011 and US FOR of mattanooga in from the city's six voting prel :270 traits On the peninsula ments ars incomplete and MU be an- Roswell Bwanson both of La Grum rebele-held Plaine des Jarres noosed later by Coulter Funeral Horne Neal attended school in La Associates of Swafford in the central Laos cincts gave the referendum Lino place is more than ii0 miles in Dayton Grange and Shorter College hi Rome' Cleveland District are lames Souvanna generally considered 7-47 score favorable 38 from the sea --1- os vitae eta fliMhed in the class LAMBRILT--Funaral for Rich- of She reeeived her Mae FINEST Montcrief Copperhill Willardia shock absorber between the ex- The industrial bond issue will ard Lambert 3 of 120S Salem Rd ters degrea frost Auburn University Graham Chattanooga a hreme leftist and rightist factions beF us th ed for expansion of L8 tm arg fl oty day 0614 Roegville who assed away Satur- Sbc taught school in La Grange Go wiu be bold this morn- and Lanett Ala She also was Sate FLOWERS Ensminger Athens William dry has warned that this will be his MeMienVille Industry TUCSON This Arizona city is 1 36 In he Tilted with the Lan West Point Manufac ntsMe "Iththltsveb Terlienttes Infirm Cs al ett Six Years ago Robinson Dayton: Park Hale last attempt to form a coalition ir Service located in PimeCourity which is 'officiating Interment in Humphrey she returned to La Grange where ebel 3 PHONES Spring City Dr Whittle govermnent He has said that if 4 rain bere larger in area than Rhode Island Cemetery Pallbearers will be Clar- twirl In tbe worked to ay Mills is school 39 ge once Fitzierald William Poste? Ed- evetent and Callaw rotten Parkway Eto 'ah and a Jaggers an agreement is not reached by About 21 of 100 rail workers are Connecticut and Delaware In wird Long end Leo Lambert The Two yr i6 ti "ttrvgi gt Dta AM 6-7168 beiClev land June 15 he will go back to France in train service I their combined domains bodY Is I at the Lane-Routh Funeral Da at a Hom nc sba was living in Cartersville 01-x01 ar husbor ed this life 60 Mtn sit others sleety Marght KS tans friends lr klndneasl comfort and tragedy of lett family 1 1 1.

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