of MEMPHIS PRESS-SCIMITAR, TUESDAY, MARCH 16, 1976 PAGE 21 sity and interned at Bellevue General Hospital in New York. He had been president of Tennessee Pharmaceutical Company. Dr. Searight was a president of the Memphis Spanish Club and Little City Society for Retarded Children. He was a member of Memphis Country Club.
Dr. Searight, retired from private practice in the late 1950s but did not cease his medical services to the community. He later served on the medical staff at both Memphis Veterans Hospital and Oakville Memorial Hospital, retiring from Oakville staff last September. Until his hospitalization March 8, he had been substituting in the Alcoholic Unit of Marshall County Hospital in Holly Springs, Miss. Earlier he had been on the teaching staff of both University of Tennessee Medical School and Baptist Hospital School of Nursing.
He was a medical officer in World War a member of Phi Chi Medical Fraternity and a co-founder of Memphis Chapter of Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity. He was an hunter, golfer and fisherman in his early days. He was a former member of University Chickasaw Country Club, Tennessee Club, Horseshoe Lake Club, Hatchie Coon Hunting Club and Wapanocca Club. He leaves his wife, Mrs. Kathryn C.
Searight; a son, Wilson C. Searight Jr. of Memphis; three grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren. Memphis Funeral Home Poplar Chapel is in charge of arrangements. Railroad Cars Crush Man, 18 An 18-year-old river was crushed to death when caught between railroad boxcars in a at Memphis River reported.
He was identified as William Lynn Gossett, 3956 Millington Road, who was pronounced dead on arrival at St. Joseph Hospital at 2:05 a.m. Police quoted witnesses as saying Gossett, an employe of the River Terminal, at the foot of Keel, had been helping switch box cars tween the couplings of came together. Cossett is the son of liam Gossett, of the George Schaad, terminal, said Gossett, working full-time for apparently walked ern railroad cars while switched. Schaad said two other ing with Gossett said separated and as Gossett them they rolled together.
Gossett was a 1975 ton Central High School. said he enjoyed liked working the Funeral charge. Vital Statistics Marriage License William L. Bouzines. 42; Virginia L.
Johnson, 42. William E. Busby, 21; Pamela D. Hopper, 18. Bobby R.
Lyons, 33; Alice M. Turner, 27, both of Chicago. Jimmie Crenshaw, 63; Addie M. Thompson, 53. Tate B.
Bowden, 29, of Burlison. Helen T. Autry, 31, of Coving: ton, Tenn. Carl W. Myers, 28; Jeanette Pitts, 28.
James E. Wade, 24; Sally C. Utley, 20. J. Holmes, 16; Alita G.
Rainey, 16. George C. D'Avignon, 42; Lorna Phebus, 23, both of Tavernier, Fla. Wallace L. Jarboe, 34; Sherry A.
Vincent, 28, both -of Palm Beach, Fla. Eddie J. Buntyon, 21; Laura Blair, 18. Howard P. Dow, 52; Mary K.
Crain, 48. Jeffery G. Tranum, 18, of Horn Lake, Carla L. Patterson, 17. James E.
Skaggs, 29, of Germantown; Virginia L. Thomas, 20. Charles L. Churchill, 35, of Southaven; Myra J. Brasfield, 29.
Hilton O. Cohea, 19; Beverly A. Staten, 19. Willie J. Lewis, 19; Margarett M.
Williams, 19. Robert D. Stallings, 25; Patricia C. McDonald, 24: Thomas D. Woods, 20; Teresa J.
Turner, 18. Dennis R. Treadwell, 23; Tria L. Hall, 21. John G.
Azevedo, 48; Shirley A. Kelley, 26, of Philadelphia, Miss. Jessie L. Bledsoe, 20; Marcia Y. Taylor, 20.
Straughter W. Morris, 21; Marva M. King, 20. Francis J. Kendall, 28; Sandra J.
Hindman, 21, Arlington. Births Memphis hospitals yesterday reported births to Mr. and METHODIST March 14 Paul Bruggner, 514 Reese, girl, 2:22 p.m. William Crosno, 3788 Haycinth, girl, 11:14 a.m. James Rutherford, 1650 Grimes, girl, 11:46 a.m.
Robert Scarbrough, 2439 Ketchum, boy, 8:21 p.m. Wilkins, 1052 Greenlaw, boy, March 15 James Brown, 537 Techno Lane, boy, 5:53 a.m. Albert Turner, Arlington, girl, 8:40 a.m. ST. JOSEPH March 14 Vance Dees, 3787 Brookmeade, girl, 6:22 p.m.
ST. JOSEPH EAST March 14 Clyde Freeman, 4239 Townhall Lane, boy, 1:23 p.m. March 15 Charles Massey, 6095 Southampton, boy, 12:13 a.m. Walter Mathis, Horn Lake, girl, 5:46 a.m. Michael Curtis, Collierville, boy, 9:15 a.m.
CITY OF MEMPHIS March 14 Jesse White, Covington, boy, 12:50 a.m. Larry McLaurin, Arlington, boy, 1:15 a.m. Robert McNeil, 1954 Bonnie Drive, girl, 7:55 a.m. Albert Johnson, 270 Edith, girl, 8:46 a.m. Jimmy Carpenter, 1739 Manila, boy, 2:25 p.m.
Detroy Williams, 883 North brook, qirl, 5:32 p.m. BAPTIST March 12 R. D. Vunk, 4316 Faronia, 2:16 p.m. March 14 R.
L. Harpole, 1797 St. Phillips Place, boy, 2:23 p.m. E. B.
Force, 3495 Venable, boy, 3:24 p.m. W. D. Henson, Corinth, girl, 8:52 p.m. Tony Knight, 3657 Westlake, girl, 9:12 p.m.
E. G. Oliver, Horn Lake, girl, 12:56 p.m. LODGE NOTICES NORMAL CHAPTER NO. 295, OES, 3618 Walker will have a special meeting Tuesday, March 16, at 8 p.m.
for initiation and to honor our Grand Appointees. Eastern Stars invited. JEAN SIMMONS, W.M. MORRIS FERGUSON, W.P. THELMA CRAIG, Secretary DEATH NOTICES Coleman, Mr.
Mose C. Joyner, Mrs. Annie Mae Wiggins Lewis, Mr. George Melvin Vance, Miss Alison Williams, Mrs. Historia T.
JOYNER MRS. ANNIE MAE WIGGINS Springs, Miss. LEWIS MR. GEORGE MELVIN LEWIS JOYNER, expired March 13, 1976 at 8:00 p.m. in City of Memphis Hospital.
Late residence Collierville, Tennessee. Beloved wife of Mr. James C. Joyner. Mother of Mrs.
Pauline Miller of Chicago, Ill. Sister of Mrs. Carrie Mae Critton, Mrs. Laura Johnson of this city, Mrs. Octavia Battle, Mrs.
Verline Watson of Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. Johnie Wiggins, Mr. Walter Wiggins, Mr. and Mrs.
Filmore Fox all of this city. Grandmother of Mr. and Mrs. James E. Joyner of Rockford, Ill.
She leaves 5 great grandchildren, great-great-grandchild, all of Memphis, niece of Mrs. Mary Mitchell of Memphis and a host of nieces, nephews, 4 sisters-in-law, 1 brother-inlaw. Godmother of Mrs. Rosie Lee Smith of Memphis, Tenn. Remains will lie in state Wednesday, March 17, 1976 at Royal Chapel C.
M. E. Church at Three Way Mississippi from 5-8 p.m. Funeral commences at 8 p.m. Rev.
P. R. Buchanan, Pastor Rev. R. H.
Anthony, Rev. E. Hughes, and Rev. V. L.
Smith officiating. Interment in the church cemetery. Thursday, March 18, at 10:00 a.m. Arrangements by BRITTENUM FUNERAL HOME, Holly Suddenly in Chicago, Sunday, March 14, 1976. Brother of Mrs.
Mary B. Hall and Mr. Ardell Lewis of Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lewis, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Lewis and Mr. and Mrs. Aaron L. Lewis of Memphis; a host of nieces, nephews; other relatives and friends survive.
Body will lie in state at Progressive Funeral Home, 7208 Stoney Island, Chicago, Tuesday, March 16, 1976. Funeral will be held at 11 a.m., Wednesday, March 17, 1976 at the First Church of ance, 4315 So. Wabash, Chicago, Rev. Charence Cobbs officiating. VANCE MISS ALISON VANCE Late residence, 870 E.
McLemore, March 14, 1976. Sister of Mrs. Marion Gibson, sister-in-law of Dr. W. W.
Gibson, great-aunt of Angela Smith and a host of friends. The remains will lie in state in our chapel this Tuesday from 6 to 8 p.m. Funeral services Wednesday. 3:00 p.m. at Second Congregational Church, Rev.
G. Stanley Wood officiating. Interment in Elmwood Cemetery. Arrangements by R. S.
LEWIS SONS, 526- 3264, 374 Vance Avenue. WILLIAMS MRS. HISTORIA T. WILLIAMS Age 64 years, late residence, 1948 Timothy Cove, expired Sunday, March 14, 1976 at 6 p.m. at Methodist Hospital Central, widow of the late Mr.
Charles (Snook) Williams, she was a member of Warner Temple A.M.&E. Zion Methodist Church. Mother of Mr. Charles C. Williams Mrs.
Charlie Mae Harney, Mrs. Veatrice (Bonnie) Ivy and Mrs. Lee Ella She leaves 10 grandchildren, 2 great-grandchildren, sister of Mrs. Thelma Bailey Eason, sister-in-law. Mrs.
Ruby Lee Beaty. 3 sons-in-law. 2 daughters-in-law and host of other relatives and friends. Due notice. R.
S. LEWIS SONS, 526-3264, 374 Vance Avenue. SOUTHERN FUNERAL HOME Phone 527-7311 COLEMAN MR. MOSE C. COLEMAN At Veterans Hospital, March 13, 1976, at 12:30 a.m.
Late residence 5958 Raleigh-LaGrange Memphis. Tenn. Beloved husband of Mrs. Letty Nelson Coleman: other survivors; 4 sisters-in-law. 2 nieces.
nephews: a host of cousins and friends. Body in state at First Baptist Church. Bartlett. 2775 Shelby Wednesday, March 17, 1976 from 6 until 9 p.m. and Thursday, March 18.
1976 from 11 a.m. until 12:45 p.m. Funeral services at the church, at 1 p.m. Rev. E.
McCoy Young offici ating. Pastor, Interment in National Cemetery, Military Services. SOUTHERN FUNERAL HOME, 527- 7311. Our Kind of Service doesn't cost any more N. J.
FORD SONS FUNERAL PARLOR 948-7755 1850 UNION WEST MEMPHIS ANNOUNCEMENTS 110-Dine Out 115 Personals 118 Car P5.Is 120-Insurance 125 Income Tax Service 130 Special Notices 140-Day Care Centers, Baby Sitters 145 -Cars Furnished Travel, Tours 150-Lost 151-Found Dine Out 110 CLUBS GROUPS. Call Jim Given at 398-1394 for private Dining Room at any Shoney's. GRIDIRON RESTAURANTS OPEN 24 HOURS 14 MEMPHIS LOCATIONS. PANCHO'S MEXICAN FOOD 1676 SOUTH BELLEVUE 1850 UNION WEST MEMPHIS INDEX To All Classified Ads Designed for Easy Fast Reference Dial 526-8892 For Want Ads ANNOUNCEMENTS Dine Out. 110 Personals 115 Car Pools.
118 120 Income Tax Service. 125 Special Notices. 130 Day Care. Baby Sitter Service. 140 Cars Furnished, Travel, 145 150 Found.
.151 DIRECTORY OF SERVICES BUSINESS SERVICES OF ALL KINDS Over 40 numbered classifications; arranged alphabetically by type of service offered. A classification for every need. INSTRUCTION College Level Instruction. 155 Vocational, Trade 160 Business Schools. Correspondence Schools.
170 Private Instruction, Tutoring. 175 Kindergarten. 180 EMPLOYMENT Employment Agencies. 210 Employment Services, Counseling. 215 Household Help.
220 Help Wanted 225 Help Wanted, Part time. 230 Positions Wanted, Men. 240 Positions 242 Positions Wanted, Women. 245 FINANCIAL Franchises, Distributorships, Bids Money Stocks, Wanted Business Business To to Wanted. Bonds, For Opportunities.
Royalties. 8588888 PETS, LIVESTOCK, AGRICULTURE Dogs, Puppies, Supplies. 305 Cats, Misc. Pets, Supplies. 307 Livestock Supplies.
310 Poultry, Eggs, Supplies. .315 Grain, Hay, Feed, Seed, 320 Fertilizers, Chemicals, 325 Farm Tractofs, 330 MERCHANDISE Auctions 400 Heavy Equipment, Machines 405 Shop Tools, Machines, Engines. 410 Logs, Sawmills, Equipment. .415 Building Materials 420 Buildings For Sale. 425 Office Supplies.
430 Store, Restaurant Equip. 435 Miscellaneous. 440 Air Conditioning, Heating 445 Swaps. 450 Gift 455 Good Things To 460 Wearing 465 Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry. 470 Musical Merchandise.
475 TV, Stereo, Radio, Garage Recording. Sale. 480 Household Goods. 485 Sewing Machines. 487 Antiques.
Wanted To Buy, 495 ACTIVITIES Boats, Motors, Supplies. .505 Hunting, Fishing .510 Sporting Goods, Games, Hobbies. .515 Campers, Trailers, Motor Homes 520 Recreation Vehicles. Coins, Stamps, Collectors Items. 530 Movies, Cameras, Film .540 Lawn, REAL ESTATE, RENT Resort, Recreation Room and Board Nursing Homes, Rooms.
Wanted To Rent. .620 Rentals to Apartments. Furnished. Apartments, Unfurnished. Renters, Services, Duplex, Townhouse, Condominium, Furnished .645 Duplex, Townhouse, Condominium, Unfurnished.
Homes, Furnished. Homes, Unfurnished. Rentals, Suburban. COMMERCIAL, INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY Office, Desk Space, Rent. Warehouse Space, Rent.
.710 Commercial Rent. Industrial Wanted To Rent. Property Management. Commercial, Industrial Services. Commercial Sale.
Industrial Sale. Investment Sale Wanted to Buy. REAL ESTATE, SALE REFER TO WANT ADS MAP, POSITIONED IN REAL ESTATE CLASSIFICATIONS. TO PINPOINT LOCATION OF ADVERTISED PROPERTY. Out of Town Realty, 805 Mississippi Real Estate 807 Farm Lands, Sale, Rent, Wanted, .810 Cemetery Lots.
.815 Lots, Subdivisions 820 Suburban Acreage. 825 Homes, 827 Realty Wanted. 830 Realty Exchange. 835 Realty Loans. Insurance, Notices.
837 Resort, Recreations Prop, .840 Homes, Area 845 Homes, Area 2. 850 Homes, Area 855 Homes, Area 860 Homes, Area 865 Homes, Area 6. 870 Homes, Area 875 Homes, Area 880 Homes, Area 885 Homes. Area 10 Mobile Home Living 895 Mobile Home Lots Rent, Sale. 897 TRANSPORTATION Motorcycles, Bikes.
905 Airplanes, Services. 910 Auto Traners. 915 Auto Parts. Services. 920 Trucks, Trailers, Buses 925 Auto, Truck Lease, Rent 930 Auto, Trucks Wanted 935 Import.
Sports .940 Antiques, Classic Cars: Parts 945 Automobile Notices. 950 Automobiles for Sale. 960 Dial 526-8892 For A Friendly, Helpful AdVisor 5 Dr. Searight Dies Ex-Hospital Chief Dr. Searight Dr.
Wilson Searight, long time Memphis specialist in obstetrics and gynecology, one-time chief of staff at Baptist Hospital, died at Baptist Hospital at 12:10 a.m. today. He was 82. Dr. Searight, of 400 S.
Highland, was a founder of the Memphis Obstetrics and Gynecology Society and served as president of Memphis and Shelby County Medical Society from 1940 to 1942. He was a native of Nashville, a graduate of Vanderbilt Univer- Dr. Searight Notable Deaths JACQUES ROBERT, 55, nuclear engineer who supervised development of France's atomic and hydrogen bombs. In Paris. EDWARD A.
HARRIS, 55, former Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter for the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. In Front Royal, Va. JO' MIELZINER, 74, noted Broadway scenic designer, lecturer and theater consultant for over a half century. In New York.
C. MINOT DOLE, 76, founder of the National Ski Patrol and the elite 10th Mountain Division during World War II. In Greenwich, Conn. News of Record Memphis and Shelby County The following crimes, ar- Divorces Granted rests, fires and civil matters were reported by public officials for the 24-hour period ending at 9 a.m. today.
Burglaries Home of Roger Neil Durham, 2866 Vayu, Apt. 11, TV, stereo. Entry through door. Home of David Wellborn, 4647 Forest Oak Way, Apt. 4, two telephones, stereo, CB radio, two cameras, seven silver dollars.
Entry through door. Matthews Hardware, 4465 S. Third, three pistols. Entry through door. Home of Betty Watkins, 4218 Clydesdale, TV, stereo, watch.
Entry through door. Home of Sammy Williams, 4216 Longview, TV, speaker system. Entry method unknown. Home of Jeff William Maples, 2207 Forest Hill Court, Apt. 5, TV, stereo system, furniture, radio, records, pictures, sculptures, quilt, mirror.
Entry through window. Home of Jane Hopkins, 920 N. McNeil, diamond ring, $50, watch. Entry method unknown. Home of James Gipson, 4094 Lawrence, tools.
Entry through door. Home of Clara Jean Prewitt, 1573- A Hanour, stereo. Entry through door. Home of Richard Allen Swift, 3358 Boxdale, two guitars. Entry through window.
Home of Jerry L. McKell, 703 Hudson, tools. Entry through door. Home of Skip Sawyer, 938 Wrenroost Circle, Apt. 1, albums.
Entry method unknown. Home of Marie Sharp, 120 Saffrans, fur cape. Entry through door. Home of James Gustafson, 2303 Monroe, Apt. 11, camera, lens.
Entry through door. Home of Audray E. Barbee, 669 Adams, Apt. 2, stereo, tapes, albums, clock radio, black light, camera, two coats, two lamps. Entry through door.
Home of Teesha Barton, 3574 Cazassa, Apt. 5, stereo, tapes. Entry method unknown. Thefts From Winchester 66 Service Station, 2791 Winchester, $150, tools. From Susan McCullough, 1048 N.
Parkway, purse, $40. From Ralph E. Shackleford, Arlington, $70. From George Albert Provencher, Plattsburg, N. $520.
From Harry G. Ray, Lowrie Air Force Base, $460. From Bobby Joe, 2110 Worchester Lane, coat, two cassette players, CB radio taken from auto. From Geraldine E. Parks, 5101 Truce, purse, $110 cash, $10 in food stamps.
From Irma Jenkins, 3844 Royal Wood, jewelry. From Henry Wilson, 3280 Sandy Springs, tire, wheel, tools, clothing, tape player taken from auto. From Stage Door, 5165 Poplar, suite 103, $100 cash, $200 in checks. From Harold E. Fortner, 5617 Fox Meadows Cove, movie projector, films, CB radio, tape player, sample case, watch taken from auto.
Robberies Frank Edward MAdams. 471 Marianna, robbed of $270 by two men at 4:30 p.m. yesterday. Roslyn Blakey, 877 Barton, robbed of $30 by a man at 2:30 this morning. John J.
Appelfeller, Memphis Naval Air Station, Millington, robbed of $100 by man at 11:45 last night. Kevin Michael Kennedy, Memphis Naval Air Station, Millington, robbed of $2 by man at 11:45 last night. Douglas Toulton. Memphis Naval Air Station, Millington, robbed of $100, watch by man at 11:45 last night. Thomas Manning, Memphis Naval Air Station, Millington, robbed of $4, watch by man at 11:45 last night.
Willie James Bobo, 988 Tully, robbed of $17 by two men at 9:30 last night. Maurice W. Vincent, Memphis Naval Air Station, Millington, robbed of $110 by two men at 6:45 last night. Real Estate Transfers Real estate transfers of $30,000 or more as shown in the records in the Shelby County register's office include: Swan Burrus to David T. Statford, 2081 Linden, $32.000.
Jimmy G. Whittington to James J. Hines, 2349 Thornwood. $87,000. Carl R.
McCaskill to Aubrey T. Earnheart, 1913 Danville, $33,500. Joseph A. Musella to Louis G. Eu.
banks, 2083 Pennel, $38.803 Ida D. Hendrix to Billy W. Owens, 1796-1800 Poplar, $188,000. Wilton Homes, to Cora Par. kins.
5725-27 Myers, $45.000. Stanley L. Smith to Donald G. Wisdon, 3953 North Heatherhill Drive, $33,650. Phil White to John F.
Barlow, 5136 Wood Thrush Cove, $66,000. Rufus C. Kyle to Eddie Hayslett. 1968 Stone Bridge Drive, $46,750. Jerry M.
Faris to Wesley Younger, 3655 Hanna, $31,657. Faxon, to Robert M. Mcintyre, 4075 Dawnhill Road, 000. Personals 115 Deaths in the MRS. RILLA MAE TAYLOR, E.
Rosita Circle, widow 79, of 3357 of R. J. Taylor, Inglewood Manor in Jackson, Sunlor day. of She leaves two daughters, Mary TayMemphis and Mrs. Frances T.
Breeding of Port Arthur, and twc sisters. Mrs. Ruth Joslin of and Mrs. C. C.
Taylor of Jackson, Dyersburg Miss. four grandchildren and nine children. Forest Hill Funeral great Home grand town. Bend WILFORD Drive, G. HARDIN, 42, of 2119 Big painting contractor, found dead in a pickup truck in front of his home Sunday night.
ed death due to a gunshot and a Police tentatively listare awaiting ruling on an autopsy. He was a Mason, a Shriner, a former Airman and a member of Charjean Baptist Church. He leaves his wife, Mrs. Reenie Loraine Hardin; a son, Rickey Hardin of the home; his mother, Mrs. Mary Doss Hardin of Houston, three sisters, Frances Gautney of Florence, Mrs.
Colette Flowers of Memphis and Mrs. Corrine Griffen of Houston, and three brothers, T. A. Hardin of Memphis, and Darrel Hardin of Houston and Oliver Hardin of Vanderwband, Miss. Forest Hill Funeral Home Midtown.
MRS. MAGGIE PERALEE MCNAIR MILLS, 87, of Millington, widow of R. J. Mills, at her home Sunday. She leaves two sons, Emmett Mills of Harriman, and Glenn Mills of Adamsville, and two and Mrs.
daughters, Mrs. Mary Winningham Lois Uffelman, both of Millington. Shackelford Funeral Home, Savannah, Tenn. LONNIE LEE FAINE, 51, of 1145 S. Wellington, Memphis Veterans Hospital Saturday.
He was a Baptist and a veteran of World War II. He leaves his wife, Mrs. Thelma M. Faine; 1 four sons, Larry Faine, Melvin Faine, Anthony Faine and Jerry Faine, and two daughters, Marva Faine and Tammy Faine, all of Memphis; five sisters, Mrs. Alma Jones and Mrs.
Estella Archieball, both of Memphis, Minnie Perry and Virginia Faine, both of Stanton, and Sheila Faine of Chicago, four brothers, Mozell Faine, Jessie Faine and Jerry Faine, Chicago, George Faine of Covington. T. H. Hayes Sons Funeral Home. MRS.
SURMIRA JACKSON, 86, of 2028 Amity, widow of George Jackson, at City Hospital Sunday. She was a member of Macedonia Baptist Church. She leaves two sons, Frank Jackson of Memphis and George Jackson of Atlanta, 10 grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren. J. 0.
Patterson Funeral Home. JOSEPH A. HANSON, 71, of 1482 Catherine, retired employe of American Finishing Company, at Baptist Hospital at 4:35 p.m. yesterday. He was a member of Greenland Heights United Methodist Church.
He leaves his wife, Mrs. Eula Mae Hanson; three daughters, Mrs. Blanche Young, Mrs. Kathy Goss and Mrs. Ann Fitch, all of Memphis; a brother, Walter Hanson, and a sister, Lizzie Rorie, both of New Albany, and seven grandchildren.
Memphis Funeral Home on Union. JOHN PEYTON (PETE) WEAVER, 63, of Byhalia, a former Memphian and retired motorcycle escort officer, dead on arrival at Marshall County Hospital, Holly Springs, last night. He was a member of the Church of Christ of Olive Branch, Miss. He leaves his wife, Mrs. Vada Cooper Weaver; two sons, John W.
of Lebanon, and W. Harold Weaver of Plano, four daughters, Mrs. Sara E. Smith and Mrs. Tonia Moore, both of Memphis, Alice Kinningham of Englewood, Colo.
and Mrs. Mary Looney of Byhalia; five brothers, Charles E. Weaver, George Milton Weaver and E. Eugene Weaver, all of Memphis, James Russell Weaver of Sheridan, and William F. Weaver of Austell, two sisters, Mrs.
Mary Grady Dacus and Mrs. Joyce Edmunds, both of Memphis; 16 grandchildren; and one great-granddaughter. Holly Springs Funeral Home, Holly Springs, Miss. MRS. GEORGIANNA MCKNIGHT.
1976 Nedra, widow McKnight, at St. Joseph Hospital Friday. She was a member of Prince of Peace Baptist Church. She leaves three daughters, Mrs. Fannie Flamer of Willingboro, N.
Mrs. Grover Smith and Mrs. Lucille White, both of Memphis; a sister, Mrs. Mosella Truss of the home, four grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. J.
O. Patterson Funeral Home. AUGUST J. YOUNG 47, of 1730 Maxine, employe of Carrier Ready Mix Company, died at Methodist Hospital at 12:37 a.m. today.
He had had a heart attack, a family spokesman said. He was a communicant of Holy Trinity Episcopal Church, a member of O. K. Houck Masonic Lodge and a Korean War veteran. In the past he had been active in the Pee Wee Baseball League, as church coach for his church team.
He leaves his wife, Mrs. Sarah Fort Young; a son, David Allen Young, and a daughter, Jamie Lynn Young, both of the home; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. J.
Young, and two sisters, Mrs. Charles Reed and Mrs. E. E. Ince all of Memphis.
Memphis Funeral Home." JESSIE W. IKERD, 72, of 3211 Morningside, retired city equipment operator, at Methodist Hospital yesterday. He leaves his wife, Mrs. Missouria P. Ikerd; three daughters, Mrs.
Ina White of Gideon, Mrs. Tom Dulin of Winona, and Mrs. Marie Murphy of Birmingham; six brothers, Willie Ikerd and Charlie Ikerd, both of Clarksdale, and James Ikerd of Greenville, Ernest Ikerd of Stovall, Earle Ikerd of Friars Point, and Edgar Ikerd of Memphis, and seven grandchildren. Memphis Funeral Home. MRS.
ZELDA M. SNELL, 67, of 1776 Madison, widow of R. W. Snell, at Baptist Hospital at 3:30 p.m. yesterday, after a short illness.
She was a registered nurse. A member of Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church, she leaves a sister, Mrs. Victor Taylor of Collegedale, and a brother, John W. McDaniel of Covington, Tenn. Memphis Funeral Home on Union.
SIDNEY WRAY POOLE, 63, of 1382. Frayser Boulevard, retired engineer for the old Naval Yard Compress, at Methodist Hospital at 3 p.m. yesterday. He was a member of Raleigh Christian Church. He leaves his wife, Mrs.
Montelle Evans Poole; a son, Sidney W. Poole two daughters, Mrs. Johnny Tartera and Mrs. Charles MeSwain, and three brothers, A. D).
Poole, Bill Poole and Edwin Poole, all of Memphis, two sisters, Mrs. Jeanette Dodson of Memphis and Mrs. Evelyn Pleasants of Corpus Christi, and nine grandchildren. Cosmopolitan Funeral Home. Memphis Area MRS.
EMMA SHILSTAT KOCHMAN, 76, of 505 S. Perkins, widow of Albert J. Kochman and retired employe of Goldsmith's Department Store, where she had worked for over 20 years, at 4:45 a.m. today at Baptist Hospital. She was a member of Temple Israel.
She leaves two sons, Jay Kochman and Norman Kochman; a daughter, Elinor Himes; a sister, Mrs. Ruth Jaffe; and a brother, Alex Shilstat, all of Memphis; 12 grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. Memphis Funeral me Poplar Chapel. JOHN JAMES CRUM, 26, of 4599 Art Cove, mechanic for AAMCO Transmission, found dead March 6 in his trailer, police said. Police said he died of multiple stab wounds and they have no suspects in the case.
He leaves his mother, Mrs. Florence L. Lothian of Gonubie, South Africa. Memphis Funeral Home Poplar Chapel. MRS.
JULIA RANDLE TAYLOR, 81, of 1831 Rozelle, widow of Alex Taylor, at her home yesterday. She leaves a son, Walter Taylor of Cleveland, Ohio, and three sisters, Mrs. Dora E. Oliver, Mrs. Bissie R.
Pryor and Mrs. Lillie R. Jones, all of Memphis. Orange Mound Funeral Home. BILLY JOE SHOLAR, 45, of Elmhurst, former Memphian and employe of Sears, Roebuck, and Friday morning at Elmhurst Memorial Hospital.
He had been transferred to Sears in Chicago 10 years ago. He leaves his wife, Mrs. Barbara Sholar, two daughters, Gail Sholar and Cheryl Sholar, both of the home; his mother, Mrs. Annie Mae Sholar of Mayfield, five brothers, Ray Sholar of Memphis, Larry Sholar and Nathan Sholar, both of Mayfield, Calvin Sholar of Chicago, and Henry Sholar of Elizabethtown, and two sisters, Mrs. Dot Cheshier and Mrs.
Shirley Hardin, both of Memphis. Byrn Funeral Home of Mayfield. MRS. PAULINE VALLERY, 61, wife of Ernest Vallery of 3585 LaDue, early yesterday at her home. She also leaves a son, Tony Vallery of the home; a brother, Frank Hathco*ck of Michie, and four sisters, Mrs.
Pearl Thompson and Mrs. Modina Orman, both of. Corinth, Mrs. Zelda Riddle of Michie, and Mrs. Lorena Glidewell of Steele, Mo.
Burns-Denton Funeral Home of Corinth. Mrs. Evelyn G. High, Wife of Football Star Member of a widely known Memphis family and wife of a former Southwestern football star, Mrs. Evelyn Gragg High, 60, died at home, 3593 Highland Park Place, about noon yesterday.
She was wife of Harold (Chicken) High, who played Southwestern in the 1930s and later coached there. Mrs. High had been a member of Le Bonheur Club and Evergreen Presbyterian Church. She also leaves three sons, Russell High, stationed with Army in West Germany, Walter C. High, with the Air Force in Fayetteville, N.
and Wilford G. High of Memphis; a daughter, Mrs. Lillian H. Trotter of Memphis; her mother, Mrs. Lillian V.
Gragg of Memphis, and a brother, Dr. W. H. Gragg Jr. of Memphis, and four granddaughters.
Memphis Funeral Home on Union is in charge. Mrs. Ingram Dies Physician's Widow Mrs. Josephine LeMaster Ingram, 87, of 1792 Forrest, widow of Dr. Thomas H.
Ingram, died at 10:45 last night at Bright Glade Convalescent Center where she had been a patient for the past three years. Mrs. Ingram's husband, who died many years ago, was a Memphis physician and surgeon. She was a member of Idlewild Presbyterian Church and Memphis Country Club and had been active early in The Contemporaries. She leaves two daughters, Mrs.
John Brinton of London, England, and Mrs. Alan Dale of Beloit, a brother, Edward B. LeMaster, and a sister, Mrs. Cassey Robertson, both of Memphis, six grandchildren and five greatgrandchildren. Treadwell-Norris Funeral Chapel is in charge of arrangements.
Steel Import Quotas WASHINGTON. (AP) President Ford will accept today, with slight modifications, a recommendation that he should impose import quotas on specialty steels, administration sources report. Funeral Services VALLERY. MRS. PAULINE Burns-Denton Funeral burial in the Church of in Michie, Tenn.
CRUM, JOHN JAMES 1 Funeral Home Poplar 10 a.m. tomorrow at Home in Corinth, God of Prophecy cemetery p.m. tomorrow at Memphis Chapel; cremation to follow. SHOLAR, BILLY JOE 10 a.m. tomorrow at Byrn Funeral Chapel in Mayfield, burial in Woodlawn Memorial Gardens near Paducah, Ky.
HENSON, JOSEPH A. 10 a.m. tomorrow at Memphis Funeral Home on Union; burial in Forest Hill Cemetery Midtown. KOCHMAN, MRS. EMMA S.
11:30 a.m. tomorrow at Memphis Funeral Home Poplar Chapel: burial in Temple Israel Cemetery. YOUNG, AUGUST J. 11 a.m. tomorrow at Holy Trinity Episcopal Church: burial in Memorial Park.
Memphis Funeral Home Poplar Chapel. The family requests any memorials be sent to the church or charity of the donor's choice. WILLIAMSON, DR. W. L.
2 p.m. tomorrow at Second Presbyterian Church; burial in Elmwood Cemetery. Treadwell Canale Funeral Directors. GOSSETT, WILLIAM LYNN 2 p.m. Thursday at Memphis Funeral Home on Union; burial in Woodlawn Memorial Gardens in Millington.
INGRAM, MRS. JOSEPHINE LEMASTER 10:30 a.m. tomorrow at Treadwell-Norris Funeral Chapel; burial in Forsest Hill Cemetery Midtown. MARGOLIN, BEN L. Noon today at Baron Hirsch Synagogue; burial at 12:30 p.m.
in Baron Hirsch Cemetery. Treadwell Canale Funeral Directors. HIGH, MRS. EVELYN GRAGG 2 p.m. tomorrow at Evergreen Presbyterian Church; burial in Forest Hill Cemetery Midtown.
Memphis Funeral Home on Union. The family requests any memorials be sent to Le Bonheur Children's Hospital. KNIGHT, MRS. GEORGIANNA '8 tomorrow night at Prince of Peace Baptist Church: burial at 10 a.m. Thursday in Rose Hill Cemetery, J.
O. Patterson Funeral Home. TAYLOR, MRS. RILLA MAE 2 p.m. today at Forest Hill Funeral Home Midtown; burial 10 a.m.
tomorrow in Fairview Cemetery in Dyersburg, Tenn. MILLS, MRS. MAGGIE PERALEE MCNAIR p.m. today at Crump (Tenn.) United Methodist Church: burial in Crump Cemetery, Shackelford Funeral Home, Savannah, Tenn. HARDIN, WILFORD G.
2 p.m. tomorrow at Forest Hill Funeral Home Midtown; burial in Forest Hill Cemetery South. POOLE, SIDNEY WRAY 10 a.m. tomorrow at Cosmopolitan Funeral Home; burial in Memorial Park. SNELL, MRS.
ZELDA M. 2:30 p.m. tomorrow Memphis Funeral Home on Union: burial in Memorial Park. IKERD, JESSIE W. 2 p.m.
today al Belen (Miss.) Baptist Church; burial in church cemetery. Memphis Funeral Home on Union. HAMBY, MRS. ELLA THOMPSON 2 p.m. today at Mount Pleasant Methodist Church in Arp Community near Ripley, burial in church cemetery.
Memphis Funeral Home on Union. MCDONALD, WILLIAM R. (BILLY) 2:30 p.m. today at Memphis Funeral Home Poplar Chapel; burial in Memorial Park. EDWARDS.
MRS. AMY J. 2:30 p.m. Thursday Memphis Funeral Home Poplar Chapel: burial in Memorial Park, PENROD, CLAUDE G. 2 p.m.
tomorrow at Memphis Funeral Home on Union; burial in Forest Hill Cemetery Midtown. STROTHER, MRS. BERTIE ELIZABETH 2 p.m. today at Memphis Funeral Home on Union; burial in Forest Hill Cemetery Midtown. terminal early this couplings switching Terminal, employe morning of two L.
operation police Lynn Gossett when caught betwo cars as they Mr. and Mrs. WilMillington address. superintendent of the who had been about two months, between the two Souththey were being employes workthe cars became walked between graduate of MillingFamily members horseback riding and night shift at the Home on Union is in Division 2 Beverly R. Nunn from Andrew Nunn, abandonment.
Jackie D. Durham from Robert E. Durham, cruelty, Mary L. Montgomery from. Elmore Montgomery, cruelty.
Jean C. Wilson from James L. Wilson, cruelty. Jacquelynne H. Stephans from Fredrick L.
Stephans, cruelty. Betty L. Walker from Eugene W. Walker, cruelty. Louise J.
Staves from Lawrence E. Staves, cruelty. Eddie Sevier from Lula Sevier, desertion. Christine A. Tuggle from David H.
Tuggle, cruelty. Michelle A. Clark from Charles E. Clark, cruelty. Debbie M.
Gatewood from Otis G. Gatewood, cruelty. Patricia L. Teddy from Richard A. Teddy, cruelty.
Velma J. Douglas from Edward V. Douglas, cruelty. Eunice L. Jones from John E.
Jones, abandonment. Wendy A. Bailey from Harold M. Bailey, abandonment. Linda D.
Gonzales from Jack D. Gonzales, cruelty. Division 3 Cassandra C. Arney from Charles W. Arney, cruelty.
Ellen A. Humphrey from Ronald L. Humphrey, cruelty. Robin R. Brantley from Charles E.
Brantley, cruelty. Patricia G. Horton from Harold E. Horton, cruelty. Brenda S.
Tipton from Robert I. Tipton, cruelty. Brenda K. Ellis from Michael G. Ellis, Carl E.
Swepston from Denna K. Swepston, desertion. Aaron E. Lester from Mary E. Lester, cruelty.
Marion H. Goodwin from Martha B. Goodwin, cruelty. Elizabeth K. Johnson from Jerry L.
desertion. Jacquelyn A. Bernard from Herbert V. Bernard, cruelty. John B.
Coons from Carol J. Coons, cruelty. James D. Poe from Glenda M. Poe, cruelty.
Carolyn H. Wimberly from James Wimberly, desertion. Philip K. Hudson from Mary A. Hudson, cruelty, Sharon A.
Hong from Richard E. Hong, cruelty. Nancy C. Britton from Thomas Britton, cruelty. Division 4 Louis Rankin from Willette Rankin, desertion.
Floy L. Bryant from Edward E. Bryant, abandonment and desertion. Betty J. Van Story from Bobby M.
Van Story, cruelty and abandonment. Norma F. Eudailey from William A. Eudailey, cruelty. Margaret A.
Alston from Robbie J. Alston, cruelty. Charles H. Gillihan from Zoeanna F. Gillihan, cruelty, Leon Ward from Barbara J.
Ward, desertion. Essie B. Wordlow from Andrew Wordlow, cruelty and abandonment. Devone Hodge from Betty J. Hodge, desertion.
Christine W. King from Wesley L. King, cruelty, Division 5 Carolyn J. Kell from George E. Kell, cruelty.
Division 6 Elise M. Hanson from Joseph K. Hanson, cruelty. Albert Pigram from Amanda Pigram, cruelty. Jean M.
Scott from Edwin W. Scott, abandonment. Jacquelyn M. Leverne from Robert H. Leverne, cruelty.
Debra L. Watts from Charles N. Watts, cruelty. Wanda F. Amore from Joseph R.
Amore, abandonment. Trezette T. McNeal from Odell McNeal, cruelty. Division 7 Willie R. Caldwell from Ruby L.
Caldwell, desertion. Michael Franklin from Debra Franklin, desertion. Alvin C. Logan from George W. Logan, abandonment.
Peggy A. Thomas from Howard J. Thomas, cruelty. Pamela Y. Jones from Charles T.
Jones, abandonment. Brigid C. Hares from Edwin M. Hares, cruelty. Division 8 Sam A.
Tayloe from Stephanie S. Tayloe, Wilma L. Tucker from John A. Tucker, cruelty. Joseph E.
Spruill from Martha K. Spruill, cruelty. John D. Carter from Donna J. Carter, cruelty.
Charlene Bearden from Ira L. Bearden, abandonment. Georgeanna T. Wallace from Amos Wallace, abandonment. Barbara K.
Johnson from Earnest Johns, cruelty, Stephanie W. Ward from Winslow A. Ward, cruelty, Charla A. Kincaid from Paul R. Kincaid, cruelty, Nancy M.
Edwards from Thomas V. Edwards, cruelty. Wendolyn A. Moore from Donald M. Moore, abandonment.
Divorces Dismissed CIRCUIT COURT Division 2 Willie L. Goodman vs. Rosie L. Goodman. Division 3 James E.
Whiting vs. Ada M. Whiting. Charlotte M. Leath vs.
Richard A. Leath. Division 7 Maxine A. Askew vs. Earnest W.
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Smith from Robert E. Smith, abandonment. Juvenia C. Jones from John W. Jones, cruelty.
James H. Everett from Carrie M. Everett, cruelty. Loretta Simmons from William L. Simmons, cruelty.
Barbara S. Lewis from John E. Lewis, cruelty, Janice R. Robinson from Cecil A. Robinson, abandonment.
Sally S. McDowell from John E. McDowell, abandonment. Donna W. Partridge from Robert V.
Partridge, abandonment. Jessye C. Lary from John M. Lary, desertion. Virginia A.
Goff from Ernest B. Goff, cruelty. James D. Trimble from Betty S. Trimble, desertion.
Virginia M. Gordon from Albert L. Gordon, cruelty. Marilyn F. Willett from Kenneth J.
Willett, cruelty. Brenda F. Seal from Robert S. Seal, cruelty. Divorce Petitions CIRCUIT COURT Chorlie M.
Watson, 31, vs. J. D. Watson, 41, cruelty, Deborah J. Putman, 22, vs.
Ronald W. Putman, 25, cruelty. Gwendolyn A. Kalani, 26, vs. Charles Kalani, 36, cruelty and abandonment.
Sama M. Freeman, 28, vs. Jeffery L. Freeman, cruelty and abandonment. Rebecca A.
Cullipher, 23, vS. Terry G. Cullipher, 19, conviction of a felony. Phyllis A. Gill, 22, vs.
Manley R. Gill, 36, cruelty and abandonment. Brenda T. Alexander, 22, vs. Harold L.
Alexander, cruelty and abandonment. Tommye L. Schmidt, 31, vs. Ru Allen Schmidt, 27, cruelty. Brenda J.
Edmonson, 35, vs. Kenneth D. Edmonson, 32, cruelty. Charles A. Wenzler, 34, vS.
Jimmie H. Wenzler, 54, cruelty. Pamela R. Gholson, 20, vS. George Gholson, 25, cruelty.
Mary E. James, 23, vs. Samuel T. James, 26, cruelty. Vera G.
Searcy, 22, vs. Keith E. Searcy, 23, cruelty. Cathy L. Walls, 24, vs.
Thomas A. Walls, 22, cruelty. Laverne F. Reitano, 40, vs. Lawrence Reitano, 43, cruelty.
Janice D. Lucius, 45, vs. Earl E. Lucius, 45, cruelty, Kay R. Cross, 21, vs.
Larry W. Cross, 24, cruelty. William F. Johnson, 42, vs. Genevieve R.
Johnson, 46, cruelty. Delories M. Bowers, 19, vs. David L. Bowers, 24, cruelty and abandonment.
Carol A. Wilson, 32, vs. Ronald G. Wilson, 38, cruelty. Judy D.
Gardner, 21, vs. Edward P. Gardner, 19, cruelty. Bernice M. McConnell, 39, vs.
Richard L. McConnell, desertion and abandonment. Mary S. Horton, 41, vs. Ralph M.
Horton, 56, cruelty. Patricia F. Salemi, 27, vs. Vincent C. Salemi, 25, cruelty.
Lamar Champion, 60, vs. Ella E. Champion, 54, cruelty and desertion. CHANCERY COURT Linda C. Stockton, 32, vs.
Walter T. Stockton, 32, cruelty. Deborah K. Walton, 23, vs. James J.
Walton, 24, cruelty, Louis F. Holmes, 48, vs. Beverly M. Holmes, 32, cruelty. James W.
Franklin, 32, vs. Theorie A. Franklin, 29, desertion. Valrie M. Simer, 25, vs.
Jimmy L. Simer, 25, cruelty. Patricia A. Criswell, 25, vs. Jerry W.
Criswell, 28, cruelty and abandonment. Sylvia D. Benton, 35, vs. James W. Benton, 45, cruelty.
Michael B. Neal, 30, vs. Janis L. Neal, 31, cruelty and desertion. Fire Calls 2:40 p.m.
2931 Bannockburn, home of L. C. Castleberry. House damaged, cause unknown. 5:05 p.m.
2096 Felix, home of Barbara Cohn. Clothes burned. cause unknown. 5:30 p.m. 6083 Haddington, home of Tom Baker.
Smoke damaged, caused by burning grease on stove. 7:14 p.m. 481 Hazelwood, home of Clifton Jackson. Bed burned, cause unknown. 7:24 p.m.
899 Madison, Baptist Hospital. Light fixture damaged, caused by wiring short. 8:24 p.m. 1499 N. Trezevant.
home of F. O. Wortham. Stove damaged, caused by wiring short, 9:04 p.m. 6219 Forrest Grove, home of Paul Brown.
Light switch damaged, caused by wiring short. 9:27 p.m. 402 Leath, home of E. L. James.
Side of house, caught from adjoining fire, 9:27 p.m. 400 Leath, home of LUCY Dodson. Building and attic damaged, caught from adjoining fire. 9:27 p.m. 812 Lane, unoccupied.
Side of house burned, caught from adjoining fire. 9:27 p.m. 804 Lane, home of Ernestine West. Side of house burned, caught from adjoining tire. 9:33 p.m.
782 Tate, occupant unknown. Rear of house burned, cause unknown. 9:52 p.m. 1055 Tanglewood, home of Mary McMullen. Smoke damage, cause unknown.
10 p.m. 4190 Hiligate, home of M. H. McFarland. Garage burned, caused by fuel leak and wiring short in tractor, Other statistics: eight miscellaneous fires, six trash fires, 12 false alarms, two auto fires and one grass fire.
Birthright 327-8109 A growing youth ministry. Free Christian Counsel. Some meals and some lodging. Ages 18-30. The Jesus People at the Jesus Center.
274-9792. CAMELOT HEALTH STUDIO. MASSAGE BUBBLE BATH. 6295 HWY. 51 SOUTH.
393-8520. NEED Bills coming ANSWER: be an AVON Representative, 726-4156. SOUTHAVEN Health Salon, 6102 Millbranch, steam baths massages, 342-0090. MEET New Singles! Call DATELINE toll-free (800) 451-3245. income Tax Service 125 VIP TAX SERVICE-767-3257 By appointment or client's ofc.
Competitive fee-returns guar. Special Notices 130 Please Support LeBONHEUR CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL FUND DRIVE Now in Progress Marx Bensdorf, Inc. 147 Jefferson Realtors 521-1121 PROFESSIONAL uniformed guards, undercover investigators for your business. Guardsmark, 525-2777 DIVORCE Evidence, Surveillance. Int'l Detectives 362-3240, 24 hrs PRIVATE Detective.
Divorce evidence, child custody, etc. Best results I.T.T. 24 Hrs. 685-5398 PRIVATE DETECTIVES Divorce Evidence secured, 24 hr. ICS.
726-6894 Day Care Centers, 140 Baby Sitter Service NURSE'S AID, care for small child, Mrs. Hall 276-4215 Cars Furnished, 145 Travel, Tours CARS to all points. AAACon Auto Transport. 327-4175. CARS TO ALL POINTS AUTO DRIVE AWAY 767-5960 Lost 150 AIREDALE, black tan, shaggy, approx.
65 chain collar, no tags, call 372-2288 BRITTANY, red white, female, Sweetbriar area, call 767-3489 CAIRN Terrier, male. Dk. gray, answers to Duncan, lost Sun. Southwestern area, Reward. 274- 7224.
CHIHUAHUA, miniature, longhaired. English Village area. $50 Reward. 388-1073. co*ckER Spaniel, blond male, Jackson-Kendrick Area.
Needs medical attention. Reward. 382- 4197. COLLIE, female, Pope Powell area, 323-0795. Reward.
COLLIE, miniature. Black, white, brown. Whitehaven area. "Argus." 15 yrs. old.
398-2576. COLLIE, mixed, med. size, rust no collar, reward. 767-4295, 454-2221. COLLIE, white tan female, White area, lost no tags, reward.
767-2356. FOX Terrier, male, white brown, tags, lost 3- 5, Germantown Area. Greatly loved. $25 REWARD. 754-8320 GOLDEN Retriever female 1 yr.
Germantown area $25. Reward 754-7285 GOLF Club, Iron. Vic. Baltic Coleman or Summer Ave. Reward.
528-3376, 685-1338 IRISH setter, female, Parkside Mt. Moriah, Mar. 8, p.m.. REWARD, 682-9969 IRISH Setter, 11 mo. ParkEstate.
Reward. 682-8734 IRISH SETTER, 4 reward, 754-0656, 794-5081. LOST Grey Afghan Hound, Highland Heights area Reward 323- 3574 LOST St. Bernard Brown white male, 3 yrs. old, vic.
WinchesterKirby Rd. Ridgeway. 754-0334 Reward. MALTESE female furry white dog. Ans.
to Precious. Female Basset puppy, ans. to Honeybun. Winchester, between Lamar Mendenhall. Reward.
794-5406. NORWEGIAN Elkhound. male, gray, black, silver, curl tail. weight about 50 pds. Park-Per.
kins area 767-1179. OLD ENGLISH Sheep dog, female, S. W. Germantown area. Name Phoebe.
754-4678. POO, male white, MSU area, 323-1434 PEKINGESE, Blond, male, ans. to name of Chong, Vic. of Ashwood missing since 363-9755 or 794-8021. PEKINGESE, blind white male.
Vic: Raines Rd. Reward. 398- 6889. PERSIAN Cat, light creme color eves, Central near Fairgrounds, REWARD. 452-1332 PERSIAN, part, orange, male cat.
Amber eves. Answers to Reward. 767-4785 POODLE. Miniature, black, male, Chain collar. Walnut area, lost 3-11-76 P.M., business: 452-6555, home: 685-8000 POODLES, mixed.
white. gray. Vic. Lamar-Getwell. 363.
2644 POODLE, white female. Vic. Colonial Acres- MI. Moriah Kave Rd. Reward.
Answers to Evette. 743-4909. 682-4021..
