nf SOUTH COAST f-A TFIE TAMPA TRIBUNE, Wednesday, February 5, 1964 Funeral Notices HI HOI, A. MRS. OL1.IK MAE -Mm, (Hlie Mae 1'ierolo, ago S3, ol 323 Deaths in the Tampa Area and Elsewhere on the West Coast Funeral Notices co*kER, FRANK R. Funeral wrvlrri lor l-rink H. co*ker, hom*o 3, inland, who pftMaed away early yriU'r-dav aftcrnnim at hn home, will he held ThtirMfhty afternoon from the (inffln HaptiK Church with the Hev.
Herman Collins, pastor and the Hev. lyde Human, pmlnr of F'arkview Baptist Church ol I I Inn Interment will follow In the ll.ik 1 1 1 1 1 I 'J I tee Memorial Hospital Tuesday. She moved to this area In October, 1963, from Long Lake, Mich. Survivors include her husband, John W. Kiser; one daughter, Mrs.
Margaret Hurst, Cora-opolis, two sons, Donal Kiser, Carmel, Ind. and Eugene W. Kiser, Indianapolis; one brother, Homer Jackson, Pon-tiac, two sisters, Mrs. Opal Shouk and Mrs. Doris Crabtree, both of Pontiac.
MRS, MELVINA M. FRYE WINTEH HAVEN (By Staff Writer) Mrs. Melvina M. Frye, 81, formerly of Winter Haven and Lake Alfred, died yesterday in a Melbourne hospital. A member of the Method ist Church, she moved to Eau Gillie 12 years ago.
Survivors include her a Daniel Frye; two sons, D. M. Frye of Eau Gallie and Cecil Frye of Medford, two daughters, Mrs. Gladys Carn of Lakeland and Mrs. Mary Moldovan of Medford; 12 grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren.
MARTIN LUTHER LANE LAKELAND (By Staff Writer) Martin Luther Lane, 79, for mer Lakeland resident who re sided in Webster, died yester day in Dade City. A native of Georgia and a retired farmer, he was a member of Clay Sink Baptist Church. Survivors in clude two sons, T. D. Lane and Woodrow Lane, both of Webster; two sisters, Mrs.
Bessie Piatt and Mrs. Lottie Murray, doui of riant City; two brothers. Clifford and Walter Lane, both of Plant City, and three grand children. FRANK R. co*kER LAKELAND (By Staff Writer) Frank R.
co*ker, 80, of Knights Station Road, died Monday In his home. A resident of the area since 1931, he was a native of Hardee County, a retired truck farmer and was a deacon of Griffin Baptist Church. Survivors include three sons, Murrell E. co*ker of Jacksonville, Boyd co*ke of West Palm Beach and Ray E. co*ker of Lakeland; four daughters, Mrs.
James A. Griffin of Starke, Mrs. Raymond E. McDaniel of Westchester, Mrs. James Sheridan of Washington, and Mrs.
Arthur Clark of Ripley, a sister, Mrs. Laura Geiger of Lakeland, and six grandchildren. imciellu. piiHueu nway ut'Mlay, ner.il ftervieeit will he held at 4 i lock Wednesday from the hapel of the V. T.
lliount I- uneral Home, SKI) Nehraika with Mr. Ilohhy Owen ol the linhnna Avenue hiirill of hrtt offii'iiitiriK. Active pall-beareia will be Kineni Mikell, Howard ook. Bailey (Hariri Ilea- Champa, (, turtle (uli'll and Wayne I lent lumps. Interment will be Ui Lake arroll emeteiy.
KASHA! K. HIHAHII A. Funeral services for Mr. K. A.
Rasdale, age bu, 3113 Aguwan Ave. will be held at clock Wednesday afternoon ft Curry's Funeral Home. 605 8. Mae- inn Ave. I he Reverend Archie McKee, pastor of the Hyde Park i-resovterian cnurcn, will officiate.
Interment will follow In Mvrtlff Hi Memorial Park. Pallbearers will be V. King. K. F.
Lovelady, G. F. Crlmmen, K. B. Wilson, B.
Moraffko ana j. uniton. El( IllirilC, GEORGE MARION Fu neral servic es for Mr. George Marlon Rithbuig, 74, of Inverness will be held Thursday, 2:30 p.m. in the hapel, Porter Funeral Home.
Rev. James C. Clark of the First Presbyterian Church officiating. Interment in Oak Ridie Cemetery. Inverness.
Porter uneral Home, Inverness, in marge oi arrangements. ROLFE, CHARLES FREDERICK Charles Frederick Holfe, 3'J, of Ox- icrci, uiea sunuay toiiowing a long Illness. A native of Oxford, he was a member of the Oxford Baptist i nurcn. Surviving arc. father, Fred Knife.
Oxford: two brothers. Dean Holfe of Wildwood, and Edward Holfe ot Jacksonville; two sisters, Mrs. John West of Marietta. and Mis. Charles Thomas, of York, C.
Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2 P.M. at the Oxford Baptist Church. Interment will follow In Pine 1-evel Cemetery, Oxford, Fla. Crabb-Theus Chapel. Wildwood.
is in charge of arrangements. SMITH, IRA J. SR. Funeral services for Ira J. Smith 6tt, 2112 W.
Waters will be held at 3 o'clock Thursday alternoon at the Oak Grove Methodist Church, with the pastor, Hev. Jack Kelley and Rev. Carson T. Howes, olficiating. Interment will be in Oak Grove Cemetery.
Pallbearers will be Oscar Brown, Jack Wright, Bobby Brown, Ed Slider, Kenneth Blevlns and Earl Blevins. Arrangements by Swillcy Funeral Home, 1602 W. Waters Ave. STEPHENS, WILLIAM C. 8.
Mr. Wil liam C. S. Stephens. 57, of 4102 Fig passed away Sunday morning.
Funeral services will be held at 2 o'clock Wednesday afternoon from the napei o( tne r. Blount uneral Home, 5101 Nebraska with Dr. jonn a. wimmsn, pastor of the Semi hole Heights Baptist Church, offi ciating. Active pallbearers will be lummy J.
kouiouis, David Schwartz David M. Spratt, Harry Hopwood, Alfred G. Kretchman and Paul Vas- 3uez. Honorary pallbearers will be ames McKenzie, Carlton Gillespie. rteeu i line.
Art Kienarns, l.ovin Bradley, Glenn Roberts and Dave Spratt. Interment will be in Garden of Memories Cemetery. TOMPKINS. LeGRANDE M. Mr.
Le- Grande M. Tompkins, age 54, 8402 N. F.tlison passed awav Monday afternoon. Funeral services will be held Thursday afternoon at 2:30 clock from the Chapel of the F. T.
Blount Funeral Home. 5101 Nebraska with Rev. Jack Whidden of the Old Fashioned Baptist Church offi ciating. Assisting will be the Rev. John Bray of the Trinity Baptist Church.
Interment will be in Me morial Park, St. Petersburg, Fla, Pallbearers will be H. Criswell, J. C. Walters Frank D'Arpa, James Fortner, Ernest Chewning, and John Flastcn.
W1LLINGHAM, DR. JAMES WESLEV Funeral services for Dr. James Wesley Willingham. 40. will be held Wednesday at 2 P.M.
from the Jones- Johnson Funeral Home Chane Gainesville. Burial will follow In Hill-crest Memorial Park. Dr. Willing-ham died Monday in a South Central Airline plane crash at Gainesville. Dr.
Willingham was assistant director of the school of forestry at the University of lorida. He was a grad uate ot tne university ot Florida and had served on the facultv since 19fin. He was on his way to attend a meeting of the Southern Association of Agricultural workers in Atlanta when he died. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Caroline H.
Willingham and one son, Dennis James Willingham of Gainesville; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ozzie W. Willingham, of Jacksonville; two brothers. Ozzie Willingham, Jacksonville, and Robert R.
Willingham of Chapel Hill, N.C.; two sisters, Mrs. R. Y. Mooty, West Palm Beach, and Mrs. Wallace Belashek, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Dr. Willingham was a major in the 9324th Air Force Re serve unit in Gainesville; he was a veteran of World War II. The family requests that no flowers be sent but contributions may be sent to the school of forestry scholarship fund. Joseph Tew, Louisville, and six grandchildren. DAVID II.
LERCH SOUTH VENICE (Special) David II. Lerch, 67, 12 S. Venice died Sunday at Venice Hospital. He was born in Mil-lersburg, and came here in I960 from Canton, Ohio. He was a general foreman for Republic Steel for 41 years.
He was a member of the Orchard Hill Country Club, Canton; and the Republic Steel Foreman's Club, Central Alloy District. Survivors include his widow, Helen Lerch, South Venice; one son, Roy Lair, Chagrin Falls, Ohio; two brothers, Her bert P. Lerch, Canton; and Guy iS. Lerch, Cleveland, Ohio; two sisters, Mrs. Henry Hager, Mas- sillon, Ohio; and Mrs, H.
M. Snith, Naples, Fla. MRS. CATHERINE CLARK NOKOMIS (Special) Mrs. Catherine M.
Clark, Road, died yesterday, Mrs. Clark was born in New York City and moved to St. Petersburg in 1961, then to Nokomis two years later. She was a member of the Catholic Church of the Epiphany. Survivors In clude her husband, Richard S.
Clark, Nokomis; three daugh ters, Mrs. Veronica Sullivan, Nokomis; Mrs. Helen Knapt, Lake Mahopac, N.Y., and Mrs Katherine Davenport, Hyatts-ville, Md, and 11 grandchildren, MRS. MARY KRAUSER VENICE (Special) Mrs. Mary Louise Krauser, 72, 721 Guild died at Venice Hospital Monday night.
She was a native of Oswego, N.Y., and came here from Lewistown, "ct" he seven years, and was a member of the Lakeside Luth eran Church, Venice. Survivors include her husband, Fred W. Krauser, and a brother, Austin Mack, of Niagara Falls, N. Y. CECIL D.
ASBEL Cecil Delbert Asbel, 58, 9404 Takomah Trail, died Monday at his home. Mr. Asbel was a life long resident of Tampa and was a member of Community Lodge 292, He is survived by two sons, Eugene D. and Joseph C. Asbel; a sister, Mrs.
Maggie Bellamy; five grandchildren, and his mother, Mrs. Ada Smith all of Tampa. EMIL T. DAHLBERG ST. CLOUD (Special) Emil T.
Dahlberg, 78, died Sunday. A native of Oxford, N.J., he was a member of First Presby terian Church, St. Cloud. Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Lydia Dahlberg; a son, Robert Stangs; two brothers, Edgar Dahlberg, Portland, and Erick Dahlberg, Bud Lake, N.J.; and two sisters, Mrs.
Enge An Wauchula; six daughters, Mrs. Ozell Adams of Tampa; Mrs. Dorothy Pohl of Fort Smith, Mrs. Bonnie Keller of Glen Burnie, Mrs. Evelyn Clark of Wauchula; Mrs.
Blanch Rogers of Wilmington, and Mrs. Mildred Estes of El Centro, a sister, Mrs. June Jones, and a brother, Barry Crawford, both of Tampa, and 22 grandchildren. MURRAY S. YATES KISSIMMEE (Special) Mur ray Stanley Yates, 53, was fatally burned when fire destroyed his trailer home near Taft late Fonday evening.
A member of a pioneer central Florida fam ily, he was born in Orange County. He was an employe of a door manufacturing concern in Orlando, and a veteran of World War II. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Joan Schro der; a son, Murray S. Yates both of Miami; three brothers, Edward Leslie Yates, Claude Lee Yates and Allen Raymond Yates, all of Orlando; two sisters, Mrs.
Walter Bronson and Mrs. Frank Smith, both of Orlando, and a grandchild. JAMES II. BALDWIN BRADENTON (Special) James Henry Baldwin, 79, 539 18th St. died at Manatee f'emorial Hospital Tuesday.
Born in Tonica, he came to Bradenton five years ago. He was a retired pianting contractor and a member of the Tonica American Legion and a veteran of World War I. Survivors include one brother, H. I. Baldwin, Tonica, two sisters, Mrs.
R. R. Fenton and Mrs. W. W.
McKee, both of Bradenton, ELVIE LOCKART BRADENTON (Special) El-vie Lockart, 60, 1102 19th Ave. died Monday. Born in Mari-atna, he came to Bradenton from Marianna 23 years ago. He was an estate caretaker. He was a member of the Baptist Church Surviors include his widow, Mrs.
Ann M. Lockart; one brother, Perry Lockart, Braden ton; two sisters, Mrs. Clonie Pilcher, Grangerburg, Ala. and Mrs. Minnie Moss, Dothan, Alabama.
MRS. AMA S. PIERETT BRADENTON (Special) Mrs Ama Setta Pierett, 75, 411 15th St. died at her home Mon day. Born in Morgan County, she came to Bradenton nine years ago.
Survivors In clude one son, Herbert Pierett, Mount Sterling, two daugh ters, Mrs. Maxine Van Orsdale, Medina, Ohio, and Mrs. Christine Sloniker, Cincinnati, Ohio. MRS. IDRIS O.
RISER BRADENTON (Special) Mrs. Idris O. Kiser, 63, Tideview Es tates, Ellenton, died at Mana GATE CASUAL SHOP DR. VVILBER E. ADAMS WINTER HAVEN (Special' Dr.
Wilbor E. Adams, 76, of 2fi03 E. Lake Hartridjje Drive, died yesterday in the Winter Haven Hospital following a brief illness. A native of Miller, S.D., Dr. Adams moved here in 194C from Detroit, where he had practiced dentistry from 1910 until 1945.
He was a member of Central Methodist Church and the Detroit Yacht Club in Detroit, the Winter Haven Elks Lodge, the Ameri can Dental Society and a former member of the local Lake Region Yacht and Country Club. He was a graduate of the den tal school of Marquette University in Detroit and a member of its alumni association. Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Myrtle A. Adams; a daughter, Mrs.
Jean A. Robb, and a son, Dr. Charles W. Adams, both of Crosse Point, Mich and three grandchildren. LLOYD A.
TEW ELOISE (Special) Lloyd Amos Tew, 57, of 105 Fifth died in the Winter Haven Hos pital Monday. A native of Barbour County, Alabama, Mr. Tew moved to Eloise from Dothan, In 1947. He was formerly a radio dispatcher for Snively Groves and was a member of the Eloise Methodist Church and the Polk County Citizens Broad casters Club. Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Jimmie Lee Tew; two daughters, Mrs. Nadine Bedsole and Mrs. Jimmie Nell Bennett, Winter Haven; a son, Gerald Tew, Auburndale; three sisters, Mrs. Lola Banton, Dothan, Mrs. Cora Carroll, Clopton, and Mrs.
Edna Helms, Clayton, two brothers, Floyd and Fletcher Ai, brothers, Edward Tew, Clio Prominent Alachua Man Dies GAINESVILLE (By Staff Writer) Dr. James Maxey Dell 84-year-old retired physician and former state senator from Alachua and Gilchrist counties, died here Monday night after an extended illness A native of nearby Hague, he was a member of a pioneer area family, served three terms as president of Gainesville's city council, and was active in civic work. Survivors include his daugh ter, Mrs. O. N.
Harper and a son, Dr. J. Maxey Dell both of Gainesville; five grand children and four great-grandchildren. MONDAY TIL P.M., Hark, lakeland, under the dlreiilnnl 01 uie lienliy-Mcirriaon uncial Hume. CRAWFORD, 1VT ervlre lor Ivy f.
Crawford will be held on Tnuraday. reb. 8. at II a.m. at the Chanel of t'oker'a Funeral Home of Waurnula with Kev.
L. E. Earnent In eharxe. Hurial will be In Wau-chula Cemetery, DIXOW, Mil TO LAFATETTE Mr. Milton Lafayette Dixon, aue 59, fiassed away Tuesday.
Kuneral aerv-ie will be held Thursday atlernnon at 4 o'clock from the Chapel of the F. T. Illaunt Company Funeral Home, S101 Nebraska with the Kev. J. Karl Tharp.
pastor of the New Orleans Baptist Church, officiating. Interment will be in Hose Hill Cemetery. GAULTOW, MRS. HAZEL IRENE Funeral services for Mrs. Hazel Irene Gaulton, 411 S.
Albany Tampa, who passed away January 30. will be heid Wednesday, February 5, at 2 ociock irom the Gentry-Morrison napel. Interment, will follow in the Sot-rum Cemetery, Lakeland, under the direction of the Gentry-Morrison unerai iiome. GODARD, MRS. MAVME MATILDA Funeral services for Mrs.
Mayme Matilda Godard, 64, of 7721 Branch will be held Wednesday morning at 9:30 at Epiphany of our Lord Catholic Church, at which time a Requiem Mans will be offered for the repose of her soul by the Rev. Fr. Phillip Bardeck. C.Ss.R. Interment will follow in Garden of Memories Cemetery.
Pallbearers will be Charles P. Hensel. William D. Noble, Joseph P. McGauchan, John J.
Donahue. Paul B. Malek and William P. Reiily, Arrangements by the Jennings Funeral Home. HENTHORNE, RODNEY WAYNE The remains of Rodney Wavne Hen-thorne, 26, will be sent Thursday morning to the Grecnlcaf Funeral Home in Parsons, W.Va., for services and interment in Fairview Cemetery.
His remains will lie in state at Jennings Funeral Home today from 2 p.m. until 9 p.m. LEXA, HENRY Funeral services for Mr. Henry Lexa, age 73, who passed away Monday at MacDIll, Tampa will be held Thursday morning. Feb 6, 14, at 10:30 A.M.
at the Smith Funeral Home In Avon Park, with the Hev. H. D. Graetz officiating He will be laid to rest In Beverly iyaiionar cemetery, Heveny, iN.j. MOORE, GEORGE HERBERT Fu neral services for Mr.
George Fieroert Moore, 78. of 4403 w. Vir ginia will be tie this morn ing at 10 o'clock at the R. Marion Reed Co. uneral Home.
Plant Ave. at Piatt St. The Rev. Ferman E. Greene, pastor of Drew Park Church of Nazarene.
assisted by Rev. John Drake, officatlng, with interment in myrtle Hill Memorial park cemetery. Active pallbearers are Ted Arden Fred Wampler. Rovce Salisbury Zora Petitt, Ralph Engle, and Frank vanek; nonorary are, Virgil Carson, Paul Bodden and Ronald Bush. MYERS, WILLIAM C.
William C. Myers, 63, of County Road 74. Palm Harbor, died Sunday, in Mease Hos- Sital, Dunedin. uneral services will held this afternoon at 4 o'clock from the Moss Chapel, Dunedin, eon-ducted by the Rev. Jesse F.
Waller, pastor, First Methodist Church of Clearwater. Interment will follow In Sylvan Abbey Memorial Park. PEREZ, MRS. DOLORES Funeral services for Mrs. Dolores C.
Perez. 71. of 2003 Mitchell will be held Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the Chapel of Lord It Fernandez Funeral Home. Interment in Wood-lawn Cemtery. Pallbearers: Pablo Valdez, Gus Perez, Virgil B.
Perez, F.ugene Lozano. Al Noto and Mike Gonzalez, Dr. Walter B. Passiglia, pastor of St. Johns Presbyterian Church will officiate.
THE F'AMfLY WILL BE AT THE FUNERAL HOME WEDNESDAY NIGHT FROM Blizzard Raging In Southwest By Associated Press A blizzard raged across por-l tions of five Southwestern I states Tuesday, whipping snowfalls of up to 22 inches into drifts nine feet high, paralyzing traffic and Isolat-' Ing scores of cities and towns, i Three deaths In New Mex-) lco were blamed on the storm and a rescue team using a snow plow sought two men missing In the Texas Pan-i handle. I The storm, moving slowly eastward, continued unabated Tuesday in northeast New Mexico, southeast Colorado, the Panhandle of Texas and western portions of Oklahoma and Kansas. Funeral Notices ANDERSON GORDO W. Funeral services for Gordon W. Anderson will be held on Wednesday.
Feb. 5. at 3 p.m. at the First Church of God in fort Meade, with Kev. Carl Brew inxton officiating.
Burial will be in Mt. Olive Cemetery under the direction of co*ker' Funeral Home of waucnuia. ASBEL. CECIL ELBERT Mr. Cecil Delbert Asbel.
ace 68. Raised awav I Monday. Funeral services will be nem at clock Thursday afternoon from the eraveside at Hvay Ceme tery at Flvay Junction, Fla. Friends and relaUves are requested to meet at the F. T.
Blount Funeral Home, 5101 Nebraska and ko together I to the cemetery. Services will be conducted by the Hev. William F. Morris of the Church of God of Sulphur Springs. Pallbearers will be I George Lawrence, C.
P. Conyers. Dennis Barber. Johnny Brooks, Howard Lyons and Albert Duntan. BARRON, TILLMAN Funeral services A for Mr.
Tillman Barron, 64, of 7V3014 W. Giddens, will be eon-ducted this attcrnoon at 4 o'clock from the Garden Chapel, Duval Funeral Home, 38(10 Nebraska with the Kev. Fred E. Grantham, pastor of the Hubert Avenue Baptist Church, officiating. Interment will follow in Garden of Memories Cemetery with the Brandon Lodge No.
114 In charge of graveside services. Active pallbearers will be Ballard Bradley, Wilson H. Jones, Raymond R. Viera, Earl Royal, Jim T. Camp, and John T.
Edwards. Honorary pallbearers will be H. C. Anderson, W. G.
Braddy, M. L. Carpenter, C. J. Keldie, W.
E. Robinson and J. O. Durrant. BEAMON.
C.EHOVANI Funeral services for Master Gehovant Beamon, 5-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Beamon, of Valrlco, will be held this afternoon at 3 P.M. at the 1 glowers Chapel, with the Rev.
Robert Coram officiating. Interment will fol- low in Myrtle Hill Memorial Park. Arrangements by Stowers Funeral Home, Brandon. THE TAMPA TRIBUNE Published every morning hy The Tribune Company from The Tribune Building, Kennedy Blvd. and Morgan Street.
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JERMGAN ST. CLOUD (Special) Mrs. Evelyn Irene Jcrnigan. 40, died Saturday. A native of Moultrie, she had lived in St.
Cloud 20 years. Survivors include her husband, Charlie Jcrnigan; a son, Robert Perry, St. Cloud; a daughter, Mrs. Sandra Lee Durbin, St. Cloud; a sister, Mrs.
Nathalie Schnitlcr, San-ford; a brother, John D. Giddens Tampa, and her moth er, Mrs. John Giudens, St. Cloud. ESTHER GEORGE SEBRIXG (Special) Esther George, 91, died in a nursing home in Avon Park Tuesday.
She was born in Oldham, Eng land, and had been a resident of Sebring for 24 years, coming from New England. She was a member of the Salvation Army and had no immediate survivors. MRS. HELEN MATIHEU LAKE ALFRED (Special) Mrs. Helen L.
Mathieu, 52, of 135 E. Pierce died Monday in the Winter Haven Hospital. A native of Sherrard, W.Va., Mrs. Mathieu had lived in Florida 37 years, living in Lakeland, West Palm Beach, Auburndale and in Lake Alfred since November, 1962. She was co-owner and operator with her husband of the Helen and Harvey Restaurant here.
She was a member of St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church, Winter Haven, and the Ladies of the Moose in Lakeland. Surviving are her husband, Harvey R. Mathieu; a sister, Mrs. Grace Watrosbky, Fort Lauderdale, and a brother, Erwin Black of Sherrard.
MRS. ANNA TAYLOR PUNTA GORTJA (Special) Mrs. Anna C. Taylor, 77, a winter visitor at the Porpoise Point Trailer Park at Pine Island, died yesterday in a local hospital. She was a native of De troit, and had come to this area from there.
Survivors include two daughters, Mrs. Elvira Hopkins of Detroit and Mrs. Ruth Macer of St. Ignace, and one grandchild. MRS.
ELSIE M. SMITH SEBRING (Special) Mrs. Elsie M. Smith, 70, widow of the late C. Walter Smith, died Tuesday.
She was born in Dra- vorburg, and had been a resident of Sebring for the past 14 years. She has no immediate survivors. IVY S. CRAWFORD WAUCHULA (Special) Ivy S. Crawford, 69, former Wau chula resident, died early Sun day at Halifax District Hospital in Daytona Beach.
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