1 OBITUARIES Tuesday A.M., May 7, 1991 Fort Worth Star-Telegram Section Page 3 g- Charles Watkins Jr. Businessman GRANBURY Charles Lee Watkins Jr. of Granbury, a fencing company owner, died Sunday at a Dallas nursing home. He was 77. Memorial service will be at 10 a.m.
today at St. Michael and All Angels Episcopal Church in Dallas. Graveside service will be at 12:30 p.m. in Granbury Cemetery. Martin's Funeral Home in Granbury is in charge of local arrangements.
Mr. Watkins was born in Gans, Okla. He was an Army veteran of World War II. Survivors: Wife, Mary Lou Watkins of Granbury; two sons, Charles Lee Watkins III and David Louis Watkins, both of Dallas; stepson, Arthur Kent Ransom of Dallas; three brothers, Fred Watkins of Durango, Woodrow Watkins of Birmingham, and Leon 1 Watkins of Wichita, sister, Mabel Mabry of Texarkana, and two grandchildren. Billy E.
Graham Security officer RAINBOW Billy E. Graham of Rainbow, a former Arlington resident and retired security officer, died Sunday at his home. He was 66. Funeral will be at 2 p.m. today at Martin's Funeral Home in Glen Rose.
Masonic graveside service will be in Squaw Creek Cemetery in Somervell County. Mr. Graham was born in Sherman and lived in Arlington before. moving to Rainbow in 1972. He was a security officer and instructor for LTV.
He was a Navy veteran of World War II. Mr. Graham was a member of a Fort Worth Scottish Rite chapter, Glen Rose Masonic Lodge No. 525 and Glen Rose Order of the Eastern Star No. 171.
Survivors: Wife, Josephine Graham of Rainbow; son, Gerald Graham of Arlington; daughter, Joyce Wall of Rainbow; mother, Marie Elliott of Sherman; brother, Vallen J. Graham of Houston; stepbrother, Glenn F. Bond of Hide-AWay Hills, Ohio; two sisters, Mildred Palmer of Arlington and Margaret Mitchell of Grand Prairie; and two grandsons. Clyde Weaver Sr. Gas serviceman COMANCHE Clyde Weaver a longtime resident of Comanche, died Sunday at a Comanche nursing home after an illness.
He was 84. Funeral will be at 2 p.m. today at Comanche Funeral Home. Burial will be in Pendergrass Cemetery near Comanche. Mr.
Weaver was born in Sidney and had lived in Comanche many years. He was a serviceman for Lone Star Gas Co. and an Army Air Forces veteran of World War II. Survivors: Wife, Ruby Weaver of Comanche; two daughters, Kay Schoen and Sue Hutchins, both of Comanche; son, Cyde Weaver Jr. of Rising Star; brother, T.
A. Weaver of Sipe Springs; three sisters, Lois Daniels of Dallas, Blanche Gilliam of Grapevine and Addis Brown of Sparks, five grandchildren; and one greatgrandchild. Doyle Selby Farmer and rancher ERA Doyle Selby of Era died of natural causes Sunday at a Gainesville nursing home. He was 83. Funeral will be at 10:30 a.m.
Wednesday at Vernie Keel Funeral Home in Gainesville. Burial will be in Valley View Cemetery in Valley View. Mr. Selby was born in the Burns City community of Cooke County. He was a farmer and rancher.
He was a member of the Era Church of Christ, where he served as a deacon. Survivors: Wife, Ivy Selby of Era; two sons, Kenneth Selby of Muenster and Doug Selby of Gainesville; two sisters, Lucille Parkhill of Waco and Edith Gregory of Fort Worth; six grandchildren; and 11 great-grandchildren. Mary Elizabeth Pitts Nurse's aide JOSHUA Mary Elizabeth Pitts of Joshua died Sunday in a nursing home. She was 89. Funeral will be at 2 p.m.
today at Crozier-Pearson-Mayfield Funeral Home in Cleburne. Burial will be in Caddo Cemetery near Joshua. Mrs. Pitts was born in Honey Grove and was a nurse's aide, retiring in 1976 from old Cleburne Memorial Hopsital. She was a member of First United Methodist Church in Joshua.
Survivors: Daughter, Mary Frances Pitts of Joshua. Deaths elsewhere Smith: Bobby H. Smith of Houston, a former Weatherford trucking company owner and longtime Parker County resident, died of cancer Friday at a Houston hospital. He was 59. Area survivors include two sons, Mike Smith and Douglas L.
Smith, both of Fort Worth. Graveside memorial service: 2 p.m. Wednesday in Annetta Cemetery, east of Weatherford. Arrangements: Galbreaith-Pickard Funeral Home in Weatherford. Ramon Quintanilla Roofing contractor FORT WORTH Ramon Quintanilla, a retired roofing contractor, died Sunday at Fort Worth hospital.
He was 63. Funeral Mass will be at 11 a.m. today at All Saints Catholic Church. Burial will be in Mount Olivet Cemetery. Mount Olivet Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
Mr. Quintanilla born in Victoria and had lived in Fort Worth for 13 years. Survivors: Wife, Dolores Quintanilla of Fort Worth; four sons, Larry Quintanilla, Gilbert Quintanilla, Rudy Quintanilla and Ricky Quintanilla, all of Fort Worth; three daughters, Margaret Jimenez of Albuquerque, N.M., and Rosa Quintanilla and Dolores Patino, both of Fort Worth; brother, Isancion Quintanilla of Wharton; 25 grandchildren; and seven great-grand- Irene Lee Isaacs Homemaker FORT WORTH Irene Lee Isaacs, a homemaker, died, Sunday at a Fort Worth nursing home. She was 81. Memorial service will be at 11 a.m.
today at All Saints Episcopal Cathedral, where she was a member and received the 1983 Rector's Award. Graveside service will be at 1 p.m. Wednesday in Glenwood Cemetery in Houston. Harveson Cole Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Mrs.
Isaacs was born in Saratoga and was a resident of Houston before moving to Fort Worth in 1940. She was a 1928 graduate of San Jacinto High School in Houston and a graduate of National Park Seminary in in Maryland. Mrs. Isaacs was a member of the Assembly, Jewel Charity Ball, the Woman's Club of Fort Worth, Thursday Study Club, Medical Dames, Rivercrest Country Club and the Fort Worth Boat Club. She was the widow of Dr.
Hub E. Isaacs. The family suggests that memorials be made in her name to All Saints Episcopal Cathedral. Survivors: Two daughters, Janet Isaacs Cornwall of Dallas and Margo Isaacs Stephanow of Houston; sister, Faustine Lee McCarthy of Houston; five grandchildren; and one great-grandchild. Everett Arthur Myers Aircraft mechanic RENDON Everett Arthur Myers, a retired aircraft mechanic, died Sunday at an Arlington hospital.
He was 66. Memorial service will be at 2 p.m. today at Arlington Funeral Home. Military burial will be in Moore Memorial Gardens in Arlington. Mr.
Myers was born in Battle Creek, and had lived in Rendon since 1972. He retired from Bell Helicopter in 1982. Mr. Myers was a Navy veteran of World War II. He was a member of Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 8911 in Fort Worth and Retta Baptist Church.
Survivors: Wife, Mildred E. Myers of Rendon; son, Arthur H. Myers of Rendon; daughter, Shirley Ann Sadowsky of Olivet, brother, Russell Myers of New York; and two grandchildren. Royce Odom Terrell Dairyman CHICO Royce Odom Terrell of Chico, a dairyman, died Saturday at his home. He was 67.
Funeral will be at 11 a.m. today at Hawkins Funeral Home in Bridgeport. Burial will be in Crafton Cemetery. Mr. Terrell was a lifelong resident of Chico.
He was a Navy veteran of World War II and a member of Associated Milk Producers Inc. Survivors: Wife, Dorris Terrell of Chico; three sons, Lanny and Kent Terrell, both of Chico, and Mitch Terrell of Sunset; daughter, Vicki Wiley of Chico; two brothers, Bobby Terrell of Decatur and Jimmy Terrell of Mineral Wells; sister, Frances Meek of Hennessey, and four grandchildren. Wayland T. Boddie Contract pumper GRAHAM Wayland Thomas Boddie of Graham, a contract pumper, died Monday at Wichita Falls hospital. He was 68.
Funeral will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Morrison Funeral Home in Graham. Burial will be in Gooseneck Cemetery. Mr. Boddie was born in Olney and had lived in Midland before moving to Graham in 1986.
He had worked for B.T.A. Production company. He was a Navy veteran of World War II, and was a member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post and First Baptist Church. Survivors: Wife, Willie Mae Boddie of Graham; and sister, Barbara Kate Browning of Longview. Douglas W.
Adco*ck Carpenter FORT WORTH Douglas W. Adco*ck, a retired carpenter, died Monday at his Fort Worth home. He was 68. Graveside service will be at 2 p.m. Thursday in Greenwood Memorial Park.
Greenwood Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Mr. Adco*ck was born in Krum and had lived in Fort Worth for most of his life. Survivors: Wife, Barbara Adco*ck of Fort Worth; four stepsons, Glenn Humphries of Van Horn, Robin Humphries of Snyder and Larry Humphries and Leon Humphries, both of Balmorhea; three brothers, Dan Adco*ck of Oil City, Dennis Adco*ck of Haslet and Bobby J. Adco*ck of Ireland; sister, Jeanette Kenas of Fort Worth; and seven grandchildren.
Hazel Elizabeth Bice Homemaker FORT WORTH Hazel Elizabeth Bice, a homemaker, died Sunday at a Fort Worth nursing home. She was 91. Funeral will be at 3:30 p.m. today at Shannon Rose Hill Funeral Chapel. Burial will be in Shannon Rose Hill Memorial Park.
Mrs. Bice was born in Commerce and had lived in Fort Worth for most her life. She was a member of Meadowbrook United Methodist Church and the United Methodist Women's Society. Survivors: Three sons, Richard N. Bice and Johnny N.
Bice, both of Fort Worth, and Robert O. Bice of Pantego; seven grandchildren; and nine great-grandchil- Carl Linguist Laborer ARLINGTON Carl S. Linguist of Arlington, a laborer, died Saturday at an Arlington hospital after a long illness. He was 46. Memorial service will be at 2 p.m.
today in Fort Worth. GalbreaithPickard Funeral Home in Weatherford is in charge of arrangements. Mr. Linguist was a lifelong resident of Texas and was a Methodist. Survivors: Son, Chris Linguist of Weatherford; two daughters, Sherri Connon of Oregon and Shelly Linguist of Dallas; and four grandchildren.
Mike Goodson Salesman FORT WORTH Mike Goodson, a salesman for O.H. Machine, died Sunday at a Fort Worth hospital. He was 48. Funeral will be at noon today at Bluebonnet Hill Funeral Home in Colleyville. Burial will be in Bluebonnet Hill Memorial Park.
Mr. Goodson was born in Graham and had lived in Fort Worth since 1963. He was a Mason. Survivors: Son, Craig Goodson of Haltom City; three daughters, Tracy Gurkinof Georgia, Dana Raburn of Roanoke and Melanie Scott of Fort Worth; father, Clifford Goodson of Fort Worth; mother, Mary Kee of Fort Worth; and four grandchildren. David K.
Sanderlin Maintenance worker BEDFORD David Kersey Sanderlin, a retired maintenance worker, died Monday at a Bedford hospital. He was 73. Graveside service will be at noon Wednesday in Bluebonnet Hills Memorial Park in Colleyville. Bluebonnet Hills Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Mr.
Kersey was born in Fort Worth and was a lifelong resident. Survivors: Wife, Margarette Sanderlin of Bedford; two sons, Rufus A. Sanderlin of Hurst and Donald Ray Sanderlin of Indonesia; three daughters, Anna Lee Green of Euless, Carolyn Sue Brobst of Hurst and Wanda Ludelph of Arlington; three brothers, Rufus Sanderlin of Rendon, Robert Sanderlin of Arlington and Ted Sanderlin of Fort Worth; five sisters, Leota Warner of Bedford, Ora Mae Barkley and Geneve Champlin, both of Hurst, Myrtle Conton of Dallas and Loraine Lee of Wilson, 11 grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren. Lennox T. Kemper General Dynamics employee FORT WORTH Lennox T.
Kemper, a retired General Dynamics employee, died Monday at a Fort Worth hospital. He was 89. Funeral will be at 3:30 p.m. Wednesday at Greenwood Funeral Home. Burial will be in Laurel Land Memorial Park in Fort Worth.
Mr. Kemper was born in Wiley and moved to Fort Worth in 1943. He was a charter member of Wesley United Methodist Church in White Settlement. Mr. Kemper's wife, Agnes Memper, died in 1983.
Survivors: Son, Thomas B. Kemper of Kennedale; and two grandchildren. Raymond Hersey Essex Navy veteran Ava Lee Mason Homemaker FORT WORTH FORT WORTH I Raymond Her- Ava Lee Mason, sey Essex, a Navy a homemaker, died veteran of World Saturday at a Fort War died Sunday Worth hospital. She at a Fort Worth hos- was 64. pital.
He was 95. Graveside serGraveside ser- vice will be at 2 p.m. vice will be at 11 1962 photograph today in Mount a.m. today in Greenwood Memorial Park. Harveson Cole Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
Mr. Essex was born in Norman, and moved to Fort Worth in 1941. He owned and operated the Grapette Bottling Co. until his retirement in 1962. Mr.
Essex was a Navy veteran of World War I and was a gunner on the USS Kansas. He was a past patron of the Order of the Eastern Star in Van and was a Mason for more than 60 years. He was an inventor and historian. The family suggests memorials be made to the Shrine Crippled Children's Hospital. Survivors: Daughter, Marsha Kirby of Pottsboro; brother, Frank Essex of Pryor, and two grandchildren.
Thomas T. May Mechanic 1962 photograph CLEBURNE Thomas T. May of Cleburne, a mechanic, died Sunday at a Fort Worth hospital. He was 81. Funeral will be at 11 a.m.
today at Mount Olivet Funeral Home in Fort Worth. Burial will be in Mount Olivet Cemetery. Mr. May was born in Emmett, in Navarro County. Hewas a Mason.
Survivors: Son, Raymond D. May of Weatherford; three daughters, Nancy Osborn of Fort Worth, Rita Johnson of Everton, and Jane Rodgers of Arlington; two brothers, H.D. May of Mexia and R.V. May of Fort Worth; sister, Margarite Hadley of Cleburne; 23 grandchildren; and one great-grandchild. Louise Benton Homemaker FORT WORTH Louise Benton of Fort Worth, a homemaker, died Sunday at a Fort Worth hospital.
She was 73. Funeral will be at 2 p.m. Thursday at Scott-Morris Funeral Home in Nocona. Burial will be in Nocona Cemetery. Mrs.
Benton was born in Nocona and lived there many years before moving to Fort Worth. She was a Methodist. Survivors: Husband, James Raymond Benton of Fort Worth; son, Jimmy Sim Benton of Salado; daughter, Nancy Lou Bratcher of Springtown; two sisters, Tillams Bowling of Seminole, and Mary Jo O'Neal of Fort Worth; two brothers, Thomas Yancey of Grants Pass, and Johnny Yancey of Harrison, four grandchildren; and one-great-grandchild. Delia R. Brock Teacher FORT WORTH Delia R.
Brock, a retired schoolteacher, died Saturday at a Fort Worth nursing home. She was 97. Funeral will be at 4 p.m. today at Laurel Land Funeral Home in Fort Worth. Burial will be in Laurel Land Memorial Park.
Miss Brock was born in Decatur and had lived in Fort Worth for most of her life. She received her bachelor's degree from North Texas State University in Denton, now the University of North Texas, and her master's degree from Texas Christian University. Miss Brock had been a teacher for 40 years at schools in West Texas, Newark, Azle and Castleberry, where she taught for 211 years before her retirement in 1964. She was a member of The Church which is Christ's Body. Survivor: Sister, Ruby Brock of Fort Daisy Cordellia Jobe Homemaker and nursery owner ARLINGTON Daisy Cordellia Jobe of Arlington, a homemaker and former nursery owner, died Monday at an Arlington hospital.
She was 75. Funeral will be at 3:30 p.m. Wednesday at Hugh M. Moore Sons Funeral Home in Arlington. Burial will be in Moore Memorial Gardens.
Mrs. Jobe was born in Hico. She had lived 50 years in Arlington and was former owner of Jobe Nursery. Mrs. Jobe was a member of First Baptist Church of Breckenridge.
Her husband, Vernon E. Jobe, died in 1985. Survivors: Three sons, Jimmy Taylor Jobe, Marshall Wolfe Jobe and Charles Vernon Jobe, all of Arlington; two brothers, Charles Wallace Wolfe of Mineral Wells and Homer Franklin Wolfe of Arlington; three sisters, Dixie Dodson of Mineral Well- Tommie Parker of Arlington and Billie Kidwell of Odessa; nine grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren. E.E. 'Lee' Waldrop Feed mill owner I a Olivet Cemetery.
Mount Olivet Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Mrs. Mason was born in Big Spring and had lived in Fort Worth for more than 50 years. She was a member of the Order of the Eastern Star, South Hills Chapter No. 835.
Survivors: Husband, Arthur Mason of Fort Worth; three sons, Nelson Ray Lippard of Fort Worth, Ronald Lee Lippard of Tampa, and Robert Randall Lippard of Azle; and daughter, Gaynelle Guthrie of Homer W. Sharp Air Force pilot FORT WORTH Homer W. Sharp, a retired Air Force colonel, died Sunday at a Fort Worth hospital. He was 67. Funeral will be at 12:30 p.m.
1966 photograph Wednesday at Greenwood Funeral Home. Burial will be in Greenwood Memorial Park. Col. Sharp was born in Bruceville and moved to Fort Worth in 1973. He was a member of Overton Park United Methodist Church, Aerospace Optimist Club and the Air Force Association.
Survivors: Wife, Mary B. Sharp of Fort Worth; son, Michael D. Sharp of Fort Worth; daughter, Karen Kae Sharpof Fort Worth; brother, David Wilburn Sharp of Burleson; sister, Mary G. Leigh of Fort Worth; and two grandsons. KENNEDALE1 "Lee" Waldrop, a retired feed mill operator, died Sunday at a Mansfield hospital.
He was 86. Funeral will be at 10 a.m. Wednesday at Emerald Hills Funeral Home in Kennedale. Burial will be in Boyd Cemetery in Boyd. Mr.
Waldrop was born in Weatherford and lived for most of his life in Boyd. He owned and operated Boyd Feed Mill for 50 years and had been retired about 15 years. Mr. Waldrop was a member of Assembly of God. Survivors: Wife, Jewel Waldrop of Weatherford; two sons, Lee Waldrop of Watauga and Clarence Waldrop of Kennedale; adopted son, Carter Waldrop of Bellaire, near Houston; sister, Clara Preston of Kennedale; several stepchildren; and many grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
Melvin Ray White Painting contractor MANSFIELD Melvin Ray White, a painting contractor, died Sunday at a Fort Worth hospital. He was 52. Funeral will be at 4 p.m. today at Bisbee Baptist Church in Mansfield, where he was a member. Burial will be in Emerald Hills Memorial Park in Kennedale.
Blessing Funeral Home in Mansfield is in chare of arrangements. Mr. White was born in Anton and had lived in Arlington and Mansfield for 25 years. Survivors: Wife, Ginger White of Mansfield; three sons, Joel White of Watauga, Mitchell White of Bedford and Kevin White of Mansfield; daughter, Virginia Eakin of Mansfield; parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Joe T. White of Graham; sister, Arline Thompson of Graham; and seven grandchildren. FUNERAL NOTICES Death Notices are provided by funeral homes to the Classified Advertising Department. Please call the funeral home for additional information. BICE MRS.
HAZEL E. BICE, 90, passed away Sunday. Survivors: Sons, Richard N. Bice, Fort Worth, Robert O. Bice, Pantego, Johnny N.
Bice, Fort Worth; seven grandchildren; nine great-grandchildren. Services will be Tuesday, Shannon Rose Hill Chapel, Rev. Mike McKee officiating. Interment Shannon Rose Hill Memorial Park. Arrangements SHANNON ROSE HILL 451-3333 DUBOSE WILLIAM S.
DUBOSE, on Saturday, May 4, 1991. Native of Georgetown. President of DuBose companies. Survivors: Wife, Dorothy Gamble DuBose, Fort Worth; daughters, Dorothy DuBose Scherr, Fort Worth, France DuBose Scifres, Fort Worth, Julie DuBose Forbes, Halifax, Nova Scotia; sons, William S. DuBose, Dallas, Suter Gamble DuBose, Boulder, Colorado; grandchildren, Aaron DuBose Scifres, Michael Suter DuBose, Andrew DuBose Forbes, Elena DuBose, Rosanne Forbes; brothers, Edwin A.
DuBose, Fort Worth, John Barcus DuBose, Longview, James S. DuBose, Fort Worth. Friends are Invited to attend memorial services 11:00 A.M. Tuesday, May 7, First United Methodist Church, Dr. H.
Barry Bailey officiating. Should friends desire memorials may bemade to Parents and Children Together, Inc. (PACT), P.O. Box 11543, Fort Worth 76119. Arrangements by: Robertson Mueller HARPER 1500 Eighth Avenue 924-4233 KEMPER LENNOX T.
KEMPER, 89, passed away Monday. Survivors: Son and DaughterIn-Law, Thomas and Jean Kemper, Kennedale; twograndchildren, Kathy Kemper, Everman, Jurt Kemper, Kennedale. Services 3:30 p.m. Wednesday, Greenwood Chapel, Chaplain Tom Hollingsworth officiating. Interment Laurel Land Memorial Park.
Arrangements GREENWOOD 3100 White Settlement at University Drive 336-0584 MCKEE REVA GAY MCKEE, 90, passed away Sunday, Survivors: Brother, WilIlam S. Gay, Azle; nephews, Steve Gay, Fort Worth, Greg Gay, Monahans; niece, Sue Miller, Azle; numerous great nleces and nephews. Cryptside services 10 a.m. Wednesday, Greenwood Mausoleum, Dr. Eugene W.
Brice officiating. Family suggests expressions of sympathy be made in the form of contributions to the See and Eye Dog Fundor a favorite charity. Arrangements GREENWOOD 3100 White Settlement at University Drive 336-0584 CAROTHERS ESSEX ALMA LOUISE RAY H. ESSEX, a naCAROTHERS. Survi- tive of Norman, Oklahovors: Son, Darrell Alan ma, and a Fort Worth Carothers, Arlington; resident since 1941, on daughter, Anita Marie Sunday, May 5th, in his Carothers, Haltom City; 96th year.
The founder of mother, Thelma Lynn, Grapette Bottling ComWatauga; brother, Jim- pany, he was a veteranof my Lynn, Springtown. W.W.I. and a member Services 3:30 p.m. for over 60 years of ColWednesday, Shannon fax Lodge No. 904, AF North Funeral Chapel, AM, Moslah Temple Rev.
Cabel Roberts offl- Shrine, The Scottish clating. Interment Rite, Grand Royal Arch Mount Olivet Cemetery. and Keystone Chapter Arrangements No. 9, Order of The EastSHANNON NORTH ern Star. Preceded in 624-2191 death by his wife, Hazel Essex, he is survived by ISAACS daughter, Marsha KirIRENE LEE ISAACS, a by, Pottsboro; grandnative of Houston and children, Weston and Jill Fort Worth resident Kirby; brother, Frank since 1940, on Sunday, Essex, Pryor, OklahoMay 5th.
A member of ma; nephews andnieces. All Saints Episcopal Ca- Friends may call at thedral and recipient of Harveson and Cole FuThe Rector's Award in neral Home, 702 Eighth 1983 and member of The Avenue, until 9 a.m. Fort Worth Women's Tuesday. Services at the Club, The Thursday graveside 11 a.m. TuesStudy Club, The Medical day, Rev.
Kay Johnson Dames, The Assembly, officiating. Interment The Jewel Charity Ball, Greenwood Memorial Rivercrest Country Club Park. Should friends deand The Fort Worth Boat sire, memorials may be Club. The widow of Hub given to The Shrine CripE. Isaacs, M.D., she is pled Children's Hospisurvived by daughter, tal.
Arrangements Janet Isaacs Cornwall THOMPSON'S and her husband, Tim H. Harveson Cole Cornwall, Dallas, Mar- 336-0345 go Isaacs Stephanow, Houston; grandchildren, Hub Lee Wood, Wendy Lee Wood, Brett Donna Wood Williams, Elliott Christian Stephanow; Stephanow, great Lee grandchild, Alden Neely Williams; sister, Faus- Funeral Notices tine Lee McCarthy, Houston; nephews and Eucharist of Card of Thanks nieces. Cemetery Christian Burial 11 a.m. Death Notices M840 Tuesday, All Saints Florists M841 Episcopal I Cathedral, Funeral Homes the Rev. Canon James P.
Services Celebrant. Legal DeWolfe, Services at the graveside, 1 p.m. Wednesday, Claude E. M841 Florists the Rev. ment Payne Glenwood officlating.
Ceme- Inter- Gordon ers: tery, Quentin Gray Houston. McGown, McGown, Pallbear- Tom Boswell R. West, Loffland, Dr. Britton Walter Reed BIll Flowers West, Glenn H. McCarthy, T.
Adger Satter- 332-2265 field, Charles Tim Lamme, Charles Pagan. Metro 429-9116 A memorial fund has OPEN 8 6 been established in her Bice's 6 DAYS A WEEK name at All Saints Episcopal Cathedral. Ar- METRO 268.4530 rangements THOMPSON'S Harveson Cole M844 Cemetery Lots 336-0345 4 Spaces 1,2,3,4, of Lot 587 In the Garden of Serenity, BlueMCCASLIN bonnet Hills Memorial Park.2 spaces $1200 or all 4 for $2200. MR. CONNER MCCAS- 817-683-4685 LIN, 76, passed away Sunday.
He was affiliat- 1 plot Moore Memorial Gared with Polly Methodist dens, Christus Mall, Arl. Church In Fort Worth. $1100 obo. 496-6062 eves. Survivors: Wife, LeLon Two double Interment spaces McCaslin, Coushatta, in valued Last at Supper $1900.
at Sell for MountOlivet $1250. Louisiana; two daugh- 831-0730 after 5 p.m. ters, Elaine Spruill, Coushatta, Beverly 2 grave Shannon spaces, Rose Hills Sec. 25 Lot Cemetery 129, Sparks, Columbus, $1000. Mrs.
Martin, 656-0023. Ohio; two sons, Johnny Value $1800 sell for $1000. 2 Davis, Shreveport, spaces at Moore Sons MeWilmer Davis, Kis- morial Garden in Arl. 262-4406 samee, Florida; 1 plot in Memorial Garden of Gardens Valorbrother, W. N.
McCas- Moore lin, Irving; 11 grandchil- 3 spaces in Mount Olivet dren; five great-grand- Cemetery, 2 for $1800; children; number of free. 1-817-897-4990 nieces and nephews. Greenwood 3 Section adjoining Call spacGraveside services 2 es, 405-276-5857 for detalls Block 1, p.m. Tuesday, Mount 2 spaces Greenwood LIve Oak Zion Cemetery, Garden $1500. 478-5580 Coushatta, Louisiana, 2 spaces, Bluebonnet Hills, Brother Thornton offici- Colleyville, 244-5494 ating.
Arrangements Rockett-Nettles Use Classified Funeral Louisiaha FOR RESULTS Coushatta, 318-932-4362 DIAL 332-3333.
