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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1977 Ute Montgomery Advertiser PAGE Would Lower Fares WASHINGTON (AP) Less regulation of the domestic airline industry would result in lower fares for passengers, according to a study released Wednesday by Sen. Edward M. Kennedy. Conducted by the General Accounting Office, the study concluded that a reduction in federal regulation of airlines during a six-year period would have resulted in fare reductions ranging from 22 to 52 per cent. "Our study offers reliable evidence that lines could have profitably operated at a lower cost per passenger during the six years from 1969 to 1974, resulting in lower fares and therefore savings to domestic air travelers on the order of $1.4 billion to $1.8 billion a year," the GAO said.

The GAO add that "the tradeoff for lower fares would have been less space for some passengers and fewer flights on some routes." Kennedy and Sen. Howard W. Cannon, have introduced a bill to reduce the regulation of airlines by the Civil Aeronautics Board. GAO study dramatizes a pressing need for quick action by the Congress," said the Massachusetts Democrat. "It would be irresponsible to continue to tolerate an outmoded regulatory system Eight-Foot Patient Gets Cancer Treatment Sled Vet Amanda Gaverick, an 85-yearold widow better known as Aunt Mandy to her friends, prepares to go sledding near her Morris, home.

Aunt Mandy laments the Regulation SAN DIEGO (AP) "I see by your chart," Dr. Carl Von Essen said to his eight-foot cancer patient, "that this isn't a Blue Cross case. The outpatient in University Hospital's Raeiation Therapy Department was Krishna, an Indian python into whose propped mouth Von Essen administered cobalt treatment for a cancerous lesion. AP Wirephoto fact that most young kids she used to sled with are grown up. and gone, with only her 79-year-old sister-in-law Dorothy left to share the fun.

Reduction that taxes the nation's business and pleasure travelers with high air The GAO noted that the CAB was on record as favoring a reduction in regulation. The report said the board has recommended that Congress "pass legislation facilitating creation and certification of new airlines, permitting new and existing airlines to more freely enter or leave particular markets, and allowing airlines increasing freedom to raise or lower "We believe it is questionable whether many communities would lose air service if CAB regulation were reduced or discontinued." the GAO study said. The GAO report also said it was reasonable to fear that "there will be a considerable change in the industry and some economic disorder if regulation were significantly changed Efficient airlines would put considerable competitive pressure on less efficient airlines that are now protected by regulation." To reduce the impact of a sudden shift in the regulatory pattern, the GAO recommended that changes be introduced gradually over a transition period Blount Company Gets 2 Contracts Blount headquartered in Montgomery, has been awarded two construction contracts totaling $16 million. The construction and agribusiness firm received a $10.9 million contract to build a school in Quincy, and a $5 million contract to do additional work on a launch pad at Kennedy Space Center at Cape Canaveral, where the company has done previous work. Glow in Night Clouds Won't be Fling Saucers EGLIN AFB, Fla.

If the night, clouds begin to glow between now and March 12, don't flood your local telephone exchanges with reports of UFOs. The U.S. Air Force has scheduled a series of high-altitude barium ion tests that will en. in midMarch. The first launch was Dec.

1, 1976, and the second was last Tuesday. Four more are plannned. So those glowing clouds will be nothing more than the barium ion payload of an Honest John-Hydac rocket launched to 116 Minister Chairman The Rev. Robert Wingard has been elected chairman of the Alabama Volunteers in Corrections. He is pastor of Normandale United Methodist Church in Montgomery and has been a member of U.S.

Dist. Judge Frank Johnson Human Rights Committee for the Alabama prison system. Alabama Volunteers in Corrections was organized in September to provide recruitment, screening, training, assignment and supervision for persons doing all types of volunteer work in adult corrections institutions in Alabama. Volunteers will be trained and assigned through local chapters, says the new chairman. Organization of the Montgomery chapter will be at 7 p.m.

Friday in the Normandale United Methodist Church. All interested persons are invited to attend. Class Registration Begins Registration for spring vocational education classes will begin Monday at the Montgomery Community Action Agency, 419 Madison Ave. Courses will include nurse's assistant, typing, shorthand I and II, sewing, tailoring, moving and warehousing. WANT AD INFORMATON NEW ADS After placing your ad, our AdVisors will read it back to you.

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Closed Saturday Sunday. MONTGOMERY PRATTVILLE, WETUMPKA Dial 264-4561 FROM ELSEWHERE IN DIAL TOLL FREE: 1-800-392-5794 Drive- In Window 116 S. McDonough St. Mail Address: Caller Box 1000 14 Notices Personal, Special EARLY BIRD SPECIAL! 2 eggs, any style, hash browns or grits, buttered toast, and a choice of bacon or sausage plus coffee. Only $1.60.

J. C. PENNEY'S. Breakfast served from 7 AM to 11 AM. FACIAL and body hair removed permanently.

Consultation without obligation. years experience. JACK R. LONDON, Electrologist 122 S. Ripley, 264-1814 HOT BISCUITS AT MONTY'S.

2 eggs, sausage or bacon, grits and coffee, $1.40. 6:30 to 11 AM, in Shopping Center. HUNGRY While looking for a job. Come into WAFFLE HOUSE. INVALID And Sick Room Supplies at DISCOUNT Prices.

Sale or rentalCheck our low prices before you rent. Phone 264-3496 and ask for WalIter. Adams Street Drugs. We process Medicare claims. City Wide Delivery.

Open Weekdays 7:30 AM; Sundays 2 PM. Michikos Massage 5 different massages, Oriental masseuses. 2170 Powell lane. 263-1946 PAT please call home, we need you. James.

Scotland England This will be an educational and fun tour, leaving Birmingham March 12th and returning March 20th. Call 265- 8895 after 5:00 for more complete details today! BOY STRAWBERRY PIE IT'S FABULOUS UNIPERM -Now $25.00 AT JC PENNY Call 288-7950 16 Services A CALL Does it all. Roofing, painting, repairs, concrete work. Additions. Free Estimates.

288-9136. ADD A ROOM Any type remodeling, repairs, floors leveled. We do our own work. BAMA BUILDERS 281-5068 Additions Custom Built Homes WATTS HOMES 277-6810; Nights, 272-9378 ADDITIONS, Painting, paper hanging, repair work. 263-0842.

Jim Echols. ADDITIONS, Remodeling, painting, roofing, siding, driveways, 30 years experience. Free estimates. Charles Bush, 264-3998. ADDITIONS, Remodeling.

Rooting and Repairs. Large or small jobs. JACK THAGGARD, 281-2375. ADDITIONS, Repairs, painting, eling. Lake cabins specialty.

ROYAL SON, 262-8600. ADDITIONS? HOME IMPROVEMENTS? SWIMMING POOLS? We do it all, so why not call OLDEST M. Jordan Son 277-1002 ALL KINDS home repairs, painting, odd jobs. All work guaranteed. HUEY ROLLING, 263-9504 Andrews Trim Shop SEAT COVERS VINAL CONVERTIBLE TOPS ORIGINAL CARPETS FABRICS 530 Herron 263-6694 AUTHORIZED ELECTROLUX Vacuum cleaner sales and service.

FREE SERVICE CALLS. 1615 S. Decatur 263-0561 A-1 concretes, drives, patios, and walks, also drainage problems. 272- 5367 after 5:00. A-1 PANELING, Home Repairs, Remodeling, painting, patios, covers, drives.

After 5, 272-4222, 288-6619. A-1 WORK, brick block, patios, concrete walks, patch ing, sheet rock, roofing. 264-6658. CABINET Counter Tops. Colorful Formica covered cabinets.

30 years rience, all work guaranteed. JEFF FULLER 263-0486 CARPENTER maintenance, screens, steps, sills, floors leveled. Small Jobs, bricks, doors, windows, gutters. 272- 3476. CEMENT WORK- Interior Painting.

Over 25 Years Experience. Bishop (B.T.) Washington. 264-3924. CONCRETE driveways, patios, redwood covers. Brick, block drainage.

Expert work. 277-2700. FOR SOLID WASTE, Garbage, Trash removal. Garbage Cannister, Sales, Rentals, Repairs. FRANKLIN SOLID WASTE AND GARBAGE SERVICE, 263-3586 or 263-4910.

GARDENS plowed with garden tor. Call 272-5674 after 5:30. HOME Improvements, room additions, remodeling. Free estimates. FEGARO BUILDERS, 265-7326.

HOME PAINTING and ceilings tured by Ted Vall. 365-0026. HOPSON REPAIR SERVICE. Small repairs. Interior, exterior painting.

Call 272-7661. INCOME TAX SERVICE 10 YEARS EXPERIENCE GARY KELLEY 277-0937 IT'S FALL-(Leaf Raking Time)! Get a general yard cleanup by a lawn cialist, Bill Holt, 281-2606. LAWNMOWER special. Parts and labor, $19.95. Mr.

Bicycle, 262- 8111. ONE Room, 12 15, carpet shampooed. $5.00. 262-8307. PAINTING Inside and out.

Paper Hanging. Call Barney Morrison 265- 9415 from 6 P.M. to 8 A.M. A A A 16 Services PAINTING. Inside ano out.

Small repairs. Dependable, non drinker. Free estimates. John R. Grady, 263-7710.

PAINTING PAPERHANGING All work guaranteed. Free estimates. Call 834-2957 or 834-6281 PAINTING, REPAIRS, REMODELING. Carports and Conversions, patios, kitchen and bath and Additions. 277-9048, 277-4316.

PAINTING REPAIRS Jeffie Freeman-Paint Contractor All Work Guaranteed. 834-3976 PROFESSIONAL Painting, celling texturing and formica work. Call JIMMY SNYDER, 365-1764. REDECORATING. Call our Experienced Decorators to call at your home with samples.

288-3500. GAYFERS. REMODELING, House painting Inside outside. Rug shampooing, haul all kinds of trash, all types of yard work. 567-6185; 567-6717.

RESIDENTIAL -Commercial. Repairs, remodeling, home or lake. Cabinets, roofing. All work guaranteed. RECOM CONSTRUCTION 281-6663.

ROOM ADDITIONS: Remodeling and custom built homes. Call Tommy Galloway, til 8 pm at 277-0948. SWIMMING POOL REPAIR. Many years experience. ALVIN FELDMAN SWIMMING POOL 265-1534.

The Improvers will install STORM WINDOWS, STORM DOORS, CARPET VINYL. CALL LOWE'S 279-9220 or BOB SELLERS, 288-1441 333 NORTH EASTERN BY -PASS TREE removal and brush clearing. Call Tommy, 265-2511. TV REPAIRS BY RCA GRADUATE Technician. Free estimate.

H.W. DENNIS, 264-2172 or 264-2515 WILL sit with children or elderly patients in hospital. Call 272-1796. Automotive 22 AutomobilesDomestic ALL TRUE VALUES 73 Pontiac 3 seat wagon $1995 73 El Camino air $2195 73 Torino, 2 door, sharp $1995 72 Chevy Impala, nice $1595 71 LeMans, 2 door, nice $1295 69 Buick, 4 door, clean $895 69 Olds Delta Royale, 2 door $895 69 Imperial, 4 door, sharp $995 Ted's Trading Post Corner Jefferson Decatur 834-3159 AVIS REDUCED PRICES ON FULLY EQUIPPED, LOW MILEAGE, 1976 BUICKS, CHEVROLETS OLDSMOBILES. 265-1211.

BONNEVILLE, 1976, 4. door, loaded, 84,000 miles. 277-1029 after 5pm. BUICK Electra Limited. Four door hardtop, 1974, maroon, black vinyl top, full power, cruise control, AM-FM stereo, original owner, excellent condition.

$3850. 265-3581 or 272-2512. BUICK LeSabre, 1972, 4 door, nice condition, reasonably priced. 272-4041 after 6 or weekends. BUICK LeSabre Coupe, 1972, air conditioned, low mileage, $1,750.

272-7691 after 6. BUICK LeSabre, 1975, 4 door hard top, custom loaded. $3950. 277-3080 or 272- 9114. BUICK Riviera, 1973, full power, air, AM-FM stereo, new steel radials.

Sacrifice. 281-7654. CADILLAC Deville, 1973, 21,750 actual miles. Excellent condition, all acessories. Can see at car park 226 Lee St.

Submit sealed bids to L. Tipton, Trust Dept. First Alabama Bank by noon March 1. Right to reject all bids reserved. CADILLAC, 1948, restorable condition.

$400. 227-8997. CADILLAC 1974, Coupe De Ville. Cocoa with tan vinyl top. Elegant Interior, loaded.

$5500. 272-6585 after 6p.m. CAMARO, LT, 1976. Power windows, locks, steering, and brakes. Console, AM-FM, half vinyl top.

7,500 miles. Just like new, under warranty. $5,195 or best offer. Days, 277-1092, nightly, weekends, 365-3091. CAMARO, 1975, 16,500 miles, factory air, AM-FM stereo tape, light blue, white interior.

Extra clean. $4200. 834- 6104. 1973. Excellent condition.

$2,350. 567- CHEVELLE Malibu Estate, wagon, 6525. CHEVELLE 1973 Station Wagon, 46,000 actual miles, 350 engine, air power, needs some body work but runs drives good as is. $750 firm. 285-4440 after 5p.m.

CHEVROLET Vega 1974 2 door Sedan, red Coupe with black interior, 4 CYlinder, 3 speed transmission. Good transportation. $750. Call GEORGE TANT, 365-3306. Dorsey Motor Sales CHEVROLET Wagon, 1971, automatic, power, air, tape player, luggage rack.

Good condition. $1250. 272-7614. CHEVROLET, 1969, one owner, 327 engine, new tires. $795.

365-79145. CHEVY IMPALA, 1974, 2 door hardtop, $3195. Capitol Auto Sales 603 BELL ST 263-3900 CHRYSLER, 1969, New Port, 66,000 miles, 1 owner. Excellent $995. 281- 2555.

COBB-KIRKLAND sells owner certified, mileage automobiles. Eastern Bypass at Vaughn Rd. 277-3480. COLLIER FORD Wetumpka, Alabama 567-4344 CORVETTE convertible, 1969, 350 en4 speed, rebuilt engine with cam and holly carburetor, side pipes, radial tires. 288-8219 after 6 p.m.

CORVETTE 1975, T-Top, 350, automatic, Tilt Telescopic, AM-FM stereo, power windows, white, tan leather interior, sacrifice $6,900. 277-9069. CORVETTE 1976, all power, low mileage, good condition. Best offer. 279- 8150 days, 288-1354 nights.

CORVETTE, 1977, silver with smoke grey interior, automatic, fully equipped. List price, $10,224.65, 700 miles, sell for $9200. 1-687-4327, weekends 1-864-7144. CORVETTE, 1966. Newly restored, many extras.

Call 1-743-2103. CUTLASS 1973 Supreme, low mileage, very clean. $2795. 263-1144, Mike or Danny. DODGE Aspen, 1976.

Special edition, full options, 7,000 miles. Auburn, 749- 2460 after 6PM. DODGE Colt, 1974, 2 door, red coupe, 4 cylinder engine, automatic transmission, tinted glass, rally wheels, new tires. One of the cleanest cars around. $1895, call GEORGE TANT, 365-3306.

Dorsey Motor Sales DODGE Crestwood stationwagon. 1971, $1,075. 365-7401. ESTATE SALE. 1973 Chevy Vega, G.T.

Hatchback, air, radio, power steering, 4-speed, bucket seats, carpeted, belted tires, $975. 272-0434 after 5. FIREBIRD 1970 AM-FM tape, air, automatic, 1974 engine. $1495. 834-7817.

FORD Pinto, 1976 Hatchback. 4-speed. $2,600. 281-8195. FORD 1971, air, automatic, 1973 engine, transmission, new brakes.

$1175. 272-2469. FURY 111, 1973, 4 door hardtop. $1500. 262-0703, 281-1937 after 5 p.m.

GRAND Prix, 1974, light blue with white interior, bucket seats, AM-FM tape player, power windows, cruise control. $3695. 281-0834; 277-6689 after 5. GRAND Prix, 1974. Loaded, must sell.

$3,600. 834-4015. GRAN Prix, SJ1976 Landau, many tras, perfect condition, must sell. 272- 9510 after 4:30. HERTZ YES, Hertz SELLS cars too.

For details call 284-1561, Dannelly Field. EN CLEAN CALL THE HOTLINE 272-7147 76 Buick, LeSabre custom, door, mileage, like new. $5000 76 Toyota Celica, liftback, 5 sp $4500 72 Opel, 4 sp. 76 Toyota Corolla Wagon $3400 75 Toyota Corolla $2900 74 Dodge Charger, AT, AT, AC $2600 74 74 Dodge Valient 4 Dart, dr, AT, AC $2500 72 Camaro, AT, AC $2400 75 Comet, AT, AC $2500 73 Pinto, AT $1600 76 Fiat X19 $4900 74 Maverick, AC 71 Fiat 124, 5 sp $800 69 Buick LeSabre, 4 dr $800 70 Pontiac Catalina Wagon $600 69 Ford Galaxie 500 $400 76 PS, Olds PB, AC, Cutlass Tilt, Salon, cruise, 2 PATE seats, black, low mileage $5200 76 Chevelle Classic, 2 dr, AT, AC $4400 75 Camaro LT, AT, AC $4300 Open Til 9 P.M. REINHARDT'S TOYOTA COUNTRY 700 EASTERN BYPASS FREEMAN FORD- MERCURY 1618 Gilmer Avenue Tallassee, Alabama We Are Now Loaded With 1977 LTD's LTD II's T-Birds Cougars Marquis and all other Models FORDS MERCURY'S All our used cars and trucks sellIng below NADA wholesale.

We buy direct from Detroit. Low overhead. Buy direct from the dealer. Save sales commission. Call Adrian Freeman.

283-6515 CARLSON, Walter Roger COLLINS, Relius CORKEN, Ronald Lane FOLMAR, Charles Nicholas GREENE, Mr. Arthur HANNON, Elsie HARRIEL, Mr. Dock HOLLOWAY, L. Berry JACKSON, Mrs. Delia LEE, Rayborn Edward McCOY, Master Edward MERCER, Mrs.

Edice MULLEN, Joseph Michael NESBY, Johnny SANKEY, John Leonard SNELLGROVE, Mr. Jack T. YOUNG, Betty Gaye Death Notices White Chapel H.S. Durden Jones CARLSON, Walter Roger, 54, a resident of Columbia, S.C. for 13 years aand of 6724 Crossfield Road, died Monday Feb.

21, 1977 at home after a sudden illness. Graveside services were 2 p.m. Wednesday from Memorial Cemetery with the Rev. Donovan Davidson officiating. White Chapel directing.

Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Janice Long Carlson, Columbia, S.C.; three sons, Roger, Jimmy, and Phillip Carlson, all of Columbia, S.C. FOLMAR Charles Nicholas, 85,. Services were held from the Elam Primitive Baptist Church Wednesday, Feb. 23, 1977 at 2 p.m.

with Rev. Rex Godwin and Elder J.P. Morgan officiating. Burial in the Elam Cemetery, White Chapel directing. Pallbearers were Billy Folmar, LLoyd Wells, Kyle Rawls, Keith Rawls, Havard Mitchell, Joseph Dorrill, James Riopel and Wayne Wells.

LEE, Rayborn Edward, 38, a resident of Montgomery for 16 years and of 108 Hope Drive, died suddenly at 8 p.m. Monday, Feb. 21, 1977. Funeral ser: vices will be held from White Chapel at 2 p.m. Thursday, Feb.

24, 1977 with Rev. Henry Achord officiating. Burial in Greenwood Cemetery. Survivors include the wife, Mrs. Rayborn E.

(Gayle) Lee, Montgomery; parents, Mr. Mrs. Edgar F. Lee, Lawton, two daughters, Miss Celeste Robyn Lee, Miss Natasha Rae Lee, both of Montgomery; five brothers, Charles F. Lee, Mt.

ida, Billy W. Lee, St. Catherine, Donnie Lee, Tribly, Gandle Lee, Station Beliview, Glen A. Lee, Montgomery; seven sisters, Mrs. Maxine Pitzen, Houston, Texas, Mrs.

Barbara Wilson, Monticello, Mrs. Kay McKissack, Decatur, Mrs. Connie Honeycutt, Lawton, Mrs. Ruth Ann Fitzyk, Paw Paw Mrs. Bonnie Hawkins, Beliglade, Miss Patricia Lee, Lawton, grandmother, Mfs.

Gladys Sairles, Bushville, a number of nieces and nephews. MULLEN, Joseph Michael, 76, a resident of Montgomery, died at his home, 2212 Yancey Avenue, Tuesday, February 22, 1977 after a brief illness. Services will be held from St. Andrews Catholic Church Thursday at 2 p.m. with Father McDevitt officiating.

Burlat in Woodland Hills Cemetery. White Chapel directing. Survivors include one daughter, Miss Mary Jo Mullen, Montgomery; one sister, Mary deSales RSM, St. Mary Convent, Mobile, Ala. He was a member of the St.

Andrews Parish and Knights of Columbus. SANKEY, John Leonard, 81, a lifetime resident of Montgomery and of Route 1, died in a local hospital Tuesday Feb. 22, 1977 after a brief illness. Services will be held from White Chapel, Friday at 2 p.m. with Rev.

Paul Long and Rev. Frank Martin officiating. Burial in the Sankey Cemetery. Survivors include the wife, Mrs. Lottie H.

Sankey, Montgomery; one son, Leonard Sankey, Lowndesboro, two ters, Mrs. Merle S. Carr and Mrs. Elizabeth (Beth) Lockett both of Montgomery; one sister, Miss. Laura V.

Sankey, Montgomery; nine grandchildren. YOUNG, Betty Gaye, 47, a resident of 1713 Mangrove Lane, died Feb. 22, 1977 in her residence after an extended illness. She was a member of the First Presbyterian Church. Graveside services will be 3 Feb.

24, 1977 from Memorial Cemetery with the Rev. Neal Gilmore and Rev. Mike Sartelle officiating. Survivors include her husband, John Young, Montgomery mother, Mrs. J.S.

Daniels, Jackson, one son, Richard Norman Young, Montgomery; one brother, Mr. Bill Vaughn, Jackson, Tenn. Active pallbearers will be Kenneth Menk, Carl Russell, Wallace Barker, Dr. Thomas Nolan, J.A. Collins, Gene Baker.

Honorary pallbearers will be Officers of the Presbyterian Church. Leak-Memory B.R. BROOKS CARGILE AUERBACH, Dr. Stewart Hart, a resident of 1217 Duane Road, ChatI tanooga, died Monday, February 21, 1977 in Chattanooga after a brief illness. Graveside services will be at 11 a.m.

Thursday from Greenwood Cemetery with Rev. Mark Waldo officiating. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Stewart Hart Auerbach, Chattanooga; two daughters, Mrs. Harold Clarke, Detroit, Michigan, Mrs.

Marne Gleason, New Canaan, two sisters, Mrs Carter Nelson Gannon, Prattville, Mrs Robert Simpson Cannon, Sarasota, one brother, Edwin Harvey Auerbach, Montgomery; three grandchiidren. The family will receive friends Wednesday evening at 2061 Myrtiewood Drive The family requests the omission of flowers, memorials may be made to the Pathology Education Hospital Fund, Baroness Erlanger Hospital. Chattanooga, Tenn HOLLOWAY, Berry, 50, and a resident of 914 South 8th Leesburg, Fla. died Monday, February 21, 1977 in a Tampa, Fla hospital after an tended illness Graveside services will be 3 p.m Thursday, February 24, 1977 from Greenwood Cemetery with Rev. Robert Miller officiating.

Survivors inIclude his wife, Catherine Holloway, Leesburg, two daughters, Mrs. Maerflu Dusenbury, Miss Beneecia A Holloway, both of Leesburg; two sons, Leonard Hollway, John Lucious Holloway, both of Leesburg, one sister, Mrs Kathleen B. Warren, Birmingham, one brother, J. Malcolm Holloway, Montgomery, one granddaughter, Amy E. Dusenbury, Leesburg.

Lee's MONTGOMERY and freiends. HOWARD HOWARD MONTGOMERY GREENE, Mr. Arthur, 2228 Mill Street. Funeral services will be held 1:30 p.m. Saturday from the Bethel Baptist Church, with Rev.

Edward Martin, officiatin Burial in Greenwood Cemetery. Lee's Funeral Home directing. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Marie Greene; four sisters, Mrs. Jessie Roland, Bessemer, Mrs.

Bessie Mitchell, Birmingham, Mrs. H.L. Jemison, Columbus, and Mrs. S.T. Wilson, Union Springs; one brother, Mr.

S.L. Greene, Montgomery; three stepdaughters, Mrs. Dorothy Robinson, San Bernadino, Mrs. Juanita Green Detroit, and Mrs. Helen Bennett, Bronx, N.

two stepsons, Mr. Willie Waters, Palo Alto, and Mr. Paul Waters, Rialto, one sister-in-law, Mrs. Annie L. Green, Montgomery; several nieces, and nephews; a host of other relatives and friends.

HARRIEL, Mr. Dock, Rt. 1, Box 123, Sprague, Alabama, died Tuesday. FUneral services will be held 1:30 p.m. Saturday from Pleasant Hill A.M.E.

Zion Church, with Rev. L.C. Washington, officiating. Burial in churchyard cemetery. Lee's Funeral Home directing.

Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Mary Harriel; two daughters, Mrs. Maggie L. Murray, Montgomery and Mrs. Annie Mae White, dianapolis; two sons, Mr.

Roosevelt Harriel, Indianapolis, Alabama; and Mr. Sam LaPine, four sisters, Mrs. Silvera Patterson, Sprague, Mrs. Ruth Wilson, Washington, D.C., Mrs. Mona Ruth Loyd and Mrs.

Bettie Moore, both of Sellers, five brothers, Mr. Cornelius Harriel, Ada, Mr. Harriel, New York, Mr. Jeff, Wilbert and Jimmie Harriet, all of Sellers, one aunt, Mrs. Viola Bell; two sons-in-law, Mr.

Robert White, Indianapolis, and Mr. Wilbert Murray, Montgomery; one daughter-in-law, Mrs. Bamma riel; seven grandchildren; seven sisfive brothers-in-law; eral nieces and nephews! a host of other relatives and friends. He was a member of the Architect Lodge No. 85, Jimmie Bell, W.M.

JACKSON, Mrs. Della, 1601 South Holt Street, died Monday in a local hospital. Funeral services will be held 2:00 p.m. Saturday from the First AME Church with Rev. E.H.

Hicks officiati BuriRal in Eternal est Cemetery, Lee's Funeral Home directing. SurviM. Gilchrist; one sister, Willie vors include one daughter, Mrs. Willie Rush; son-in-law, Mr. George Gilchrist, daughter-in-law, Mrs.

Sara Robertson; five grandchildren; 12 great grandchildren; several nieces and nephews; a host of other relatives NESBY, Johnny, 1214 Goode St. FUat services will be held Saturday 3 p.m. from Mt. Zion A.M.E. Zion Church, the Rev.

James T. Hemphill, will pastor, officiating. Cemetery be announced. Howard Howard al Service directing. Survivors include the wife, Mrs.

Hattie Nesby, Montgomery: three daughters, Misses Tosha, Nickol and Miss Flecia WIlliams, Montgomery, mother, Mrs. Bernice Montgomery; ther, Sgt. (Ret.) Herman Nesby, Montgomery: three sisters, Mrs. Shirley Chapman, Germany, Miss brara G. Nesby and Miss Kimberly R.

Nesby, Montgomery; two ers, Bernard and Herman Nesby, Montgomery; grandmother, Mrs. Mary Taylor, Gadsden; aunt, Mrs. Mosetta Montgomery: several uncles including, Lenard Joe Taylor, Montgomery, Sat. Paul Taylor, and Caffey Nesby, Kentucky and Wilbert Nesby, Youngstown, Ohio; mother- InMrs. Marietta Coleman, Montgomery: six other sisters-In-law; relatives one and friends.

Family hour will be from 7-8 p.m. Friday. Death Notices Campbell WETUMPKA HANNON, Elsie a resident of IrTexas, died in a Dallas, Texas hospital after a brief Illness. Graveside services will be 3 p.m. Thursday from Wetumpka City Cemetery with Rev.

Mickey Castleberry officiating. Campbell Funeral Home directing. Survivors include her husband, Johny Hanon, Irving, Texas; one daughter, Pam Hannon, Irving, Texas; three sisters, Mrs. Sadie Haynes, Wetumpka, Mrs. Verna Jones, Montgomery, Mrs.

Meadoline Dickenson, Tallahassee, one brother, Wilbur Collier, Wetumpka. Active pallbearers will be Larry Jones, Arnold Jones, Ralph Black, William Collier, Edwin Collier, Eric Phoutsch. Jones GREENVILLE 382-6621 CORKEN, Ronald Lane, 18, and a resident of 414 Flowers Greenville, died Wednesday monring morning in a Greenville hospital. Funeral services will be 2 p.m. Friday from Liberty Baptist Church with Rev.

Morrell Aldridge, Rev. Hassell Garrett, and Rev. Jerry Ferguson officiating. Burial in Liberty Baptist Cemetery with Jones include Funeral Home directing. Survivors his parents, Robert and Teresa Corken, Greenville; two brothers, Ricky Corken and Randy Corken, both of Greenville; one sister-in-law, Kathy Corken, Greenville; maternal grandmother, Mrs.

Roy Morgan, Greenville; a number of other relatives. The body will lie in state at the church one hour prior to services. Turner LUVERNE BAKER, Mrs. Mary Alice, 71, died Feb. 23, 1977 in a Luverne hospital.

Funeral services will be 2 p.m. Thursday from Turner's Chapel with the Rev. Karl Skipper officiating. Burial will be in the Brunson Chapel Cemetery with Turner's Funeral Home of Luverne directing. Survivors include three daughters, Mrs.

Mary Bass, Andalusia, Mrs. Ruth Blackwell, Montgomery, Mrs. Dorothy Free, Rutledge; three sons, Joseph Baker, Red Level, Billy Baker, Auburndale, Charles Baker, Montgomery; two brothers, Glenn Williamson, Enterprise, Arthur Williamson, Rutledge; sixteen grandchildren, one grandchild. Burton TUSKEGEE McCOY, Master Edward, a resident of R1. 1, Box 200, Tuskegee, died Friday, February 18, 1977.

Funeral services will be 2 p.m. Saturday from Pine Grove A.M.E. Zion Church with Rev. H.H. Johnson officiating.

Burial in Pine Grove Cemetery with Burton's Funeral Home directing. Survivors include his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Brown; stepfather, George P. Brown, two sisters, Misses Arlene McMcCoy and Shirley Brown; one brother, Eddie McCoy, all of Tuskegee; grandmother, Mrs. Ida Mael father, McCoy, George Lochapooka; P.

Brown, TUSkegee; four aunts, Miss Barbara Jean McCoy, Mrs. Willie Mae Barnett, both of Lochapooka, Mrs. Mary Julia Hartley, Atlanta, Mrs. Lillie Pearl Hartley, LaGrand, Ohio; one uncle, Jimmiel Lee McCoy, Notasulga; stepmother, Mrs. Julia M.

Brown, Tuskegee; six step-aunts; four step-uncles; several other relatives and friends. McKenzie TUSKEGEE COLLINS, Relius, of Rt. 2, Box 436. Tuskegee, died at 8:55 p.m. Sunday in a local hospital.

He was a member of Lodge No. 511, of Alabama, FUneral services will be 2 p.m. Friday from Mt. Nebo Baptist Church with Rev. C.B.

Croskey officiating. Burial in Mt. Nebo Cemetery with McKenize's Funeral Home directing. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Estella Collins, Tuskegee; one daughter, Mrs.

Mattie Mae Carter, Cleveland, Ohio; two sisters, Mrs. Cammie Youngblood, Montgomery, Mrs. Mary Bell, Tuskegee; one brother, Frank Collins, Tuskegee; 19 grandchildren; 52 great grandchildren; eight great great grandchildren; four nieces; one nephew; one son-in-law; one brotherin-law; other relatives and friends. Hayes ELBA SNELLGROVE, Mr. Jack T.

58, a resident of Elba, died Tuesday evening at his home in Elba. Funeral services will be 2 p.m. Thursday from Elba First Baptist Church with the Rev. Robert Davis officiating. Burial in Evergreen Cemetery of Elba.

Survi-, vors include his wife, Mrs. Mae Martin Snellgrove, Elba; his mother, Mrs. Clemmie Snellgrove, New Brockton; one daughter, Mrs. Jackie Griffen, Opp; one son, Martin Snellgrove, Elba; three sisters, Mrs. Dewitt Clark, New Brockton, Mrs.

Clifton Capps, Hartford, Mrs. Donald Locklar, Metarie, one brother, Horace Snellgrove, Gary, Indiana; one grandchild. Visitation will be at Hayes Funeral Home until funeral hour. The family suggests that in lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to Alabama Youth Services, Mt. Mieigs.

Sarber to services. STATE B.C. Mercer Gassett MERCER, Mrs. Edice, 86, and a resident Elmore, Alabama, died Tuesday night. Funeral services will be 10 a.m.

Thursday from Mt. Hebron West Baptist Church with Dr. Ron Phillips officiating. Burial at 3 p.m. Thursday from White Oak Methodist Cemetery, Eufaula, Ala, Survivors include her husband, Roy Mercer, Elmore; one son, Robert Price, Dothan; one stepson, D.C.

Mercer, Elmore; three stepdaughters, Mrs. Dean Varner, Mrs. Elaine Blankenship, both of Elmore, Mrs. Marie Baker, Montgomery; children. 11 grandchildren; 12 great grandThe body will lie in state at the church 30 minutes prior to services and at the cemetery 30 minutes prior ECLECTIC, ALABAMA BROWN, William Adolphus' Funeral services will be 1 p.m.

Thursday from Chapel United Methodist Church. Burlal will be in the Thrash Cemetery with Armour Funeral Home directing. Survivors include one his mother, Mrs. Pearlie Brown, Eclectic; one daughter, Mrs. Michelle Kendrick, Eclectic; one son, William S.

Brown, Los Angeles, two sisters, Mrs. Claudia Bostick, Gasden, Mrs. Pauline Moore, Orlando, one brother, Mr. Dan Brown, Montgomery; and a host of other relatives and friends. Ross-Clayton MONTGOMERY JARRETT MEMORIAL A.B.

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