I1 C. B-2 Richmond Times-Dispatch, April 25, 1979 Death Notices ALLEY FAISON David Lee Alley, of 6907 Mrs. Ruth K. Faison, age 80, Greendale died Tuesday, of 334 Cedarwood April 24, 1979. He is survived Highland Springs, died Sunby two sons, David Lee Alley day, April 22, 1979.
She is surJr. and Frederick James vived by her husband, Alley; five brothers, Ray- William H. Faison; three mond Russell, Earl, Alvin daughters, Mrs. Muriel and Robert Alley; five Garrett of Mechanicsville, sisters, Iola Hollins, Ida Mrs. Alice White and Mrs.
Pitts, Clara Trivett, Myrtle Lois F. Kay, both of Trivett and Ruth Seay; also Richmond; eleven grandgrandchildren. Remains children; four greatrest at the Parham Chapel, grandchildren; her sister, Woody Funeral Home, 1771 Mrs. Ethel K. Meacham of Parham Rd.
where services Richmond; two brothers, will be conducted, 11 A. M. Raymond W. Kuhn of Thursday. Interment Mechanicsville and Thomas Greenwood Memorial Gar- Kuhn of Richmond.
Remains den. rest at the Laburnum Chapel, Woody Funeral Home, 2110 E. John Madison Arendall, 60, of 18 S. Cedar Highland Springs, died Monday, April 23, 1979. He is survived by his wife, Mrs.
Virginia C. Arendall; two daughters, Mrs. Beverly A. Lilly of Newport News, Mrs. Sherry A.
McCarthy of Highland Springs; one sister, Mrs. Alice A. Satterwhite of Highland Springs; four grandchildren. Mr. Arendall was a member of Highland Springs United Methodist Church, Babco*ck Lodge No.
322 Remains rest at the Laburnum Chapel, Woody Funeral Home, 2110 E. Laburnum Ave. where services will be held 3:30 P.M. Wednesday. Interment Washington Memorial Park.
In lieu of flowers memorial contributions may be made to the Highland Springs United Methodist Church. BOTTOMS ARENDALL Mrs. Louise Mitchell Bottoms of 229 N. Juniper Highland Springs, died Monday, April 23, 1979. She is survived by her husband, Raymond A.
(Buck) Bottoms; two daughters, Mrs. Dorothy B. Turner of Richmond, Mrs. Mary B. Sullivan of Highland Springs; one son, Edward S.
Bottoms of Ashland; seven grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren. Mrs. Bottoms was a member of Leigh Street Baptist Church for fifty-eight years. Remains rest at the Laburnum Chapel, Woody Funeral Home, 2110 E. Laburnum Ave.
where services will be held 2 P.M. Thursday. Interment Oakwood. CARTER Died April 21, 1979, Mrs. Annie Bell Carter, of King William.
She is survived by one sister, Mrs. Laura Holmes; one brother, Percell Adams; a host of nieces and nephews. Remains rest at the B. W. White Funeral Home, King William Court House, where the family will receive friends Friday from 7 to8PM.
Services 2 P.M. Saturday from the Gethsemane Baptist Church. Interment church cemetery. COOR Dennis Ollin Coor died in a local hospital April 24, 1979. He is survived by his wife, Mrs.
Blanche Bland Coor; one daughter, Mrs. Carolyn Haynie of Coles Point, two brothers, Norwood Coor and Theron Coor, both of Richmond; one sister, Mrs. Thelma Reams of Richmond. Mr. Coor was a self-employed Hauler in the City of Richmond for fifty years.
Remains rest at the Bennett Funeral Home, 3215 Cutshaw Ave. Graveside services will be conducted on Friday, April 27, 1979, at 10:30 A.M. in the Forest Lawn Cemetery. CROWDER Died Tuesday, April 24, 1979, in Greenville Memorial Hospital, Mrs. Martha (Mattie) G.
Crowder, widow of George E. Crowder, of Stony Creek, Va. She is survived by one daughter, Miss Thelma Crowder of Stony Creek; three sons, E. Clyde Crowder of Pompano Beach, E. W.
Crowder of Stony Creek and G. Thomas Crowder of Alexandria; ten grandchildren; twenty-eight great-grandchildren; six great great grandchildren. Funeral services will be conducted Thursday 11 A.M. at the grave in Blandford Cemetery. The procession will leave the Adams Street entrance of J.
T. Morriss Son Funeral Home, Petersburg, at 10:40 A.M. The family will receive friends at the home. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the Stony Creek Rescue Squad or Fort Grove United Methodist Church. In Memoriam HARRIS -Precious memory of my dear sister, Rosa Brown Harris, who passed away 3 years ago, April 25.
Gone but not forgotten, Loved and greatly missed. Brother, Russell E. Brown, Alice and Michell Brown JONES In loving memory of my wife and mother, Mrs. Delores Jones who passed away April 25, 1974. No one knows the bitter pain we suffer since we lost you The Family JOHNSON Edward L.
Johnson, 61, of 3902 Nine Mile died Monday, April 23, 1979. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Fannie H. Johnson; daughter, Mrs. Faye A.
Toney, of Richmond; two sons, Edward L. Johnson, of Sandston, and Walter T. Johnson, serving in the U.S. Navy; his mother, Mrs. Alice W.
Johnson of Mechanicsville; a sister, Mrs. Dorothy Edmonds; four brother, William of Highland Springs, Walter 0. of Mechanicsville, John California, and Robert L. Johnson of Charles City; eleven granddaughters; two grandsons. Remains rest at the Laburnum Chapel, Woody Funeral Home, 2110 E.
Laburnum where services will be conducted 12:30 Wednesday. Interment Oakwood. Mr. Johnson was a retired employee of the Reynolds Metals of the South Plant. KELLEY Joseph Henry Kelley of 1202 Porter died Sunday, April 22, 1979.
He is survived by four sons, Stephen Ray, Douglas Eugene and Robert Carroll Kelley and Jerry Kelley Smith; two daughters, Linda Christine Kelley and Donna Kelley Smith; two brothers, William Clyde Kelley; three sisters, Mrs. Barbara Taylor, Mrs. Viola Dempsey and Mrs. Odell Scruggs. Mr.
Kelley was a retired Chief Petty Officer in the U. S. Navy with thirty years of service. His remains rest at the Joseph W. Bliley Funeral Home's Chippenham Chapel, 6900 Hull St.
Rd. where services will be held Wednesday, 2 P.M. Interment in Maury Cemetery. KNUST Infant Andrea Lane Knust, of 4800 Wedgemere Chesterfield, died Monday, April 23, 1979. She is survived by her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. K. F. Knust; brother, Kenny Knust, grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
H. F. Knust of Richmond and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Slaughter of Angier, N.C.
Memorial donations may be made to the Warwick Christian School. Her remains rest at the Joseph W. Bliley Funeral Home's Chippenham Chapel, 6900 Hull St. Rd. Funeral services Wednesday, 2:30 P.M.
at the graveside in Forest Lawn Cemetery. LENESKY Bruno John Lenesky, 71, of 2907 Galena Drive, Richmond, died April 24, 1979 at his residence. was a native of Suffolk N.Y. and a retired Reynolds Metals employee. He was a member of the Chester Moose Lodge 1980 and a member of St.
Ann's Catholic Church, Colonial Heights. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Elizabeth V. Lenesky; two daughters, Mrs. Josephine Corley of Sandston and Mrs.
Elizabeth Barron of Hopewell; a Bruno J. Lenesky, Jr. of Richmond; a sister, Mrs. Bertha Griygilko; three brothers, Henry, Edward, and Si Lenesky, all of New Jersey; nine grandchildren. A Funeral Mass will be held Friday at 10 A.M.
in St. Ann's Catholic Church, with burial in Sunset Memorial Park, Chester. A Christian Wake service will be held Thursday at 8 P.M. in the Chapel of E. Alvin Small Funeral Home, Colonial Heights.
MALLORY Departed this life April 22, 1979, Clinton D. (Dud) Mallory, of Route 1, Box 36, Montpelier, Va. Survived by his devoted wife, Mrs. Annie Mallory; five daughters, Mesdames Dorothy Wyatt, Deloris Robinson, Mildred Walker, Annie Phillips and Barbara Clarke; four sons, Clinton William, Johnson and John Mallory; foster son, William Derricott; forty-one grandchildren; fourteen great-grandchildren; two sisters, Mrs. Martha Johnson and Mrs.
Annie Johnson; two brothers, Eddie and Henderson Mallory; three daughters-in-law; five sonsin-law; brothers-in-law and sisters-in-law; a number of nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. Remains are resting at the Henry W. Dabney Funeral Home, Washington Highway, Ashland. Funeral Thursday, P.M., Bethany Baptist Church, Rev. Oliver Woolfolk officiating.
Interment in church cemetery. Remains will lie in state at the church Thursday after 10 A.M. Family and friends please assemble at the residence Thursday at 1:15 P.M. Salada D. McCarthy, Funeral Directress.
MELTON Mrs. Edith Franklin Melton of 1514 Whatley died Monday, April 23, 1979. She is sursurvived by her husband, David R. Melton; a sister, Mrs. Elsie Franklin Cooke, and a brother, Charles A.
Franklin, both of Richmond: also several nieces and nephews. Remains rest at the Laburnum Chapel, Woody Funeral Home, 2110 E. Laburnum Ave. where services will be held 12:30 P.M. Thursday.
Interment Forest Lawn. In lieu of flowers, memorial gifts may be made to the charity of your choice. NEWCOMB Mr. Eddie Craig (Pete) Newcomb, age 64, of Keysville, died Monday, April 23. He is survived by his wife, Ruby C.
Newcomb; two daughters, Mary Helen Bailey, Keysville, Nancy N. Shell of White Plains, one brother, Jack Newcomb, Victoria, four sisters, Mrs. Lizzie Emory, Mrs. Fannie Mason of Petersburg, Mrs. Bertha Lee, Victoria, Mrs.
Evelyn Myzell of Franklinton, four grandchildren. Funeral services 4P.M. Wednesday at Newcomb Funeral Home, with interment in Cool Springs Christian Church Cemetery, Keysville, Va. NICHOLAS Charles Sanford Nicholas of Dabneys, died Tuesday, April 24, survived by two brothers, James Sawyer of Glen Allen, and Harold P. Nicholas of Dabneys; five sisters, Josie N.
Hicks, Mary Nicholas Zella Nicholas, Massey N. Willis of Dabneys, and Ella N. Greve of Glen Allen. Remains rest at Lacy Funeral Home, Orchid, Va. where funeral services will be held 2.
P.M. Wednesday. Interment Nicholas family cemetery, Dabneys, Va. PARKER Departed this life, Friday, April 20,1979, Mr. Henry Lee Parker of 2400 McDonough St.
Apt. 1. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Willie D. Parker, two sons, Robert Adkins and Billie Anderson; two grandsons, two stepsisters, two step-brothers, two aunts, mother-in-law, one daughter-in-law, one sister-in-law, one brother-inlaw, a host of nieces, nephews, cousins, other relatives and friends.
Funeral services will be held, Thursday, April 26, at 3:30 P.M. from the Mt. Carmel Baptist Church, 3200 E. St. Dr.
E. D. McCreary, Pastor officiating. Interment Maury Cemetery. The remains are resting at the Mimms Funeral Home, 19th Hull where relatives and friends attending funeral a services, kindly assemble Thursday, 2:30 P.M.
PULLEN Mrs. Carrie Reynolds Pullen, of 2125 Hilliard widow of Joseph S. Pullen, died Monday, April 23, 1979. There are immediate survivors. Remains rest at the Laburnum Chapel, Woody Funeral Home, 2110 E.
Laburnum Ave. Graveside services will beheld, 2P.M. Wednesday, at Hollywood Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, memorial gifts may be made to Crippled Children's Hospital. The family will receive friends, 3 to 5 and 7 to 09 P.M.
Tuesday, at the funeral home. REESE Died April 22, 1979, Mr. Walter S. Reese of 2112 Lamb Ave. He is survived by his wife, Mrs.
Ruby K. Reese; one sister, Mrs. Rosa Reese Knox; step-son, Aubrey Kennedy; daughter-in-law, Mrs. Alberta Kennedy; devoted niece and nephew, Mr. and Mrs.
George Barnes; sisterin-law, Miss Ida Claire and Mrs. Lelia Claire; and a host of other relatives and friends. His remains rest at the A.D. Price Jr. Funeral Home, 208 E.
Leigh St. Funeral service will be held Thursday, April 26, 1979 at 12 noon from Georgie A. Price Memorial Chapel, 727 N. 2nd Rev. Wallace C.
Cook officiating. Interment Richmond National Cemetery. In lieu of flowers the family wish all contributions to be made to Ebenezer Baptist Church Endowment Fund. RIGSBEE Mrs. Ethel G.
Rigsbee, age 77 of Glen Allen, died Monday, April 23, 1979. She is survived by a son, Elton J. Rigsby of Hampton; three granddaughters, one grandson, all of Hampton; six greatgrandchildren, three sisters, Mrs. Daisy Tucker of Glen Allen, Mrs. Julia Webb, Paramount, Mrs.
Kate Lively, Panama City Fla. Remains rest at the Laburnum Chapel, Woody Funeral Home, 2110 E. Laburnum Ave. where services will be held 11 A.M. Wednesday.
Interment Forest Lawn. SELPH Roland Graham Selph of Route 6, Mechanicsville died Tuesday, April 24, 1979. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Mae Cooke Selph; two sisters, Mrs. Marian Gregory of Mechanicsville and Mrs.
Shirley Jennings of Richmond; one aunt; one uncle; several nieces and nephews. Remains rest at the Laburnum Chapel, Woody Funeral Home, 2110 E. Laburnum where services will be held I1 A.M. Friday. Interment Forest Lawn.
Mr. Selph retired in 1972 after thirty-four years of service with the Richmond Bureau of Fire. He was a member of Advent Christian Church and Northside Lodge No. 292 which will hold a Memorial service 8 P.M. Thursday at the funeral home.
In lieu of flowers memorial gifts may be made to the East Hanover Volunteer Rescue Squad. SMITH Departed this life in McGuire Veterans Hospital, Tuesday, April 24, 1979, Mr. William A. Smith, Sr. of 2212 Jefferson Ave.
The remains are resting at the Mimms Funeral Home, 19th Hull Sts. Funeral notice later. THOMPSON Passed away April 24, 1979, Mr. George Thompson, of Amelia County. Funeral notice later.
THORNTON Died Sunday, April 22, 1979, after a long illness, Mrs. Jane Jones Thornton, of East Ridge, She is survived by her husband, Mr. Percy T. Thornton of East Ridge, niece Mrs. William Bealle of Baltimore, Mrs.
Thornton was beloved friend of the family of Frederic W. Scott. She was born in Wales, Great Britain, August 30, 1883. Funeral services will be held at Sabot Hill Farm, at 12 Noon on Thursday. Interment 1 P.M.
Hollywood Cemetery. TINNEY Died April 23, 1979, at the residence of her daughter, Florence VanBuskirk Tinney of 4145 Carafe She is survivived by two daughter, Mrs. Muriel T. Crawford and Mrs. Margaret T.
Eiklor; three sons, Richard C. Lawrence C. (Larry) and John T. Tinney; nine grandchildren; two great grandchildren. Remains rest Morrisette Funeral Home, 6500 Iron Bridge Rd.
(Rt. 10), where funeral services will be held Wednesday at 1l A.M. Graveside services will be held Friday at A.M. in Tioga Point Cemetery, Bradford Pennsylvania. The family will receive friends from 6 to 9 P.M.
Tuesday evening. In lieu of flowers contributions may be made to Southside Alliance Church Building Fund. WILKINSON William B. Wilkimson, 83, of 204 Lafayette Colonial Heights, died April 24, 1979 at his residence. He was a native of Dinwiddie a retired employee for the Brown and Williamson Tobacco Co.
and a member of Wesley United Methodist Church. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Catherine Mayer Wilkinson; four daughters, Mrs. Virginia W. Jennings, Dinwiddie, Mrs.
Louise W. Valenta of Redland, Mrs. Ruth W. Bury and Mrs. Gloria W.
Baird, both of Colonial Heights; a son, William B. Wilkinson, Jr. of Colonial Heights; seven grandchildren; five greatgrandchildren. Remains rest Small Funeral Home, Colonial Heights, where services will be held Thursday at 2 P.M. Burial in Blandford Cemetery.
In lieu of flowers memorial contributions may be made to the Southside Virgina Emergency Crew. Family to receive friends Wednesday 7 to 8:30 P.M. at the funeral home. YANCEY Mrs. Odelia Bailey Yancey, widow of the late D.
Webster Yancey, died at her residence in Clarksville, Tuesday, April 24, 1979. She is survived by two daughters, Mrs. John Lewis Bowers of Clarksville and Mrs. Meredith Evans of Amelia, three grandchildren; one sister, Mrs. C.
J. Clark of Raleigh, N.C.: one brother, D. T. Bailey of Durham, N.C.; several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 11 A.M.
at the Clarksville Baptist Church. Interment in Oakhurst Cemetery. The family has requested in lieu of flowers contributions may be made to the Clarksville Baptist Church or the local rescue squad. Arrangements are by Watkins-Cooper Funeral Home, Clarksville, Va. In Memoriam HOLMES In loving remembrance of my husband and our father, Mr.
Arthur J. Holmes, who passed away April 25, 1963. Though our eyes will never more be gladdened, To see on earth his dear, dear face, The magic mirror of memory keeps Undimmedby time or deathor space. Wife and Daughters WHITLOCK In loving memory of my husband, our father, and grandfather. James Leonard (Jim) Whitlock on his birthday, April 25.
You are not forgotten loved one Nor will you ever be. As long as life and memory last We will always love and remember thee Happy Birthday with love Wife, Children and Grandchildren PAYNE In loving memory of our mother and grandmother, Mrs. Willianna F. Payne, who passed away nine years ago today, April 25, 1970. We miss you now our hearts are sore As time goes by we miss you more, Your loving smile, your gentle face No one can fill your vacant Devoted Children and Grandchildren ROBINSON in memory of Charlie H.
Robinson who passed away I year ago April 25, 1978. The way he talked, the smile he wore, And all the thousand things so dear We loved about him while he lived Haven't gone with him from here; They're planted deep in memory's garden And watered daily with our tears. To keep them ever fresh and vivid Through all the coming years. Wife and Children Obituaries Area David Lee Alley 66, of 6907 Greendale Road, retired carpenter. Edward J.
Anderson, 77, of 2117 Seldon St. Dennis Ollin Coor of Richmond, self-employed hauler for thecity of Richmond. John Marshall Gallier of 3701 Gill St. Mrs. Annie Bryant Gearheart of 1230 Warren widow of Ira L.
Gearheart. Mrs. Irene Holt Hartless of Beaverdam, wife of Bernard Hartless. Mrs. Julia Jackson of 1838 W.
Moore St. Andrea Lane Knust of 4800 Wedgemere Road, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. K.F. Knust.
Bruno John Lenesky, 71, of 2907 Galena Drive, a retired Reynolds Metals Co. employee. Clinton D. "Dud" Mallory of Route 1, Montpelier. Mrs.
Edith Franklin Melton of 1514 Whatley wife of David R. Melton. Roland Graham Selph of Route 6, Mechanicsville, retired employee of the Richmond Bureau of Fire. William A. Smith of 2212 Jefferson Ave.
State AMELIA George Thompson Sr. CLARKSVILLE Dr. Katherine Holtzclaw. Odelia Bailey Yancey, widow of D. Webster Yancey.
COLONIAL HEIGHTS Ralph Jerome Hargrave, 62, an employee of Allied Chemical Corp. William B. Wilkinson 83, retired employee of the Brown and Williamson Tobacco Co. KEYSVILLE Eddie Craig "Pete" Newcomb, 64. KING WILLIAM Mrs.
Annie Bell Carter. ORANGE Ralph Mahanes, 46, manager of hardware department of Orange-Madison Farm Cooperative. STONY CREEK Mrs. Martha G. Crowder, widow of George E.
Crowder. WILLIAMSBURG Elston R. Holland, 75, retired engineer Basic Construction first Colonial Williamsburg director of construction and maintenance. Pig-Nic Is Set Times-Dispatch State Staff PETERSBURG The first Pig-Nic will be held from 3-8 p.m. today at the Petersburg airport in Dinwiddie County.
In Memoriam BATTLE In loving memory of my mother, Rebecca R. Battle, who departed this life seven years ago today, April 25, 1972. Dear Mother, you are not forgotten, Though on earth you are more, Still in memory you are with me, As you always were beforgobin BOYKINS In memory of my husband, John A. Boykins, who passed away three years ago today. By some, you are forgotten, By others, just part of the past, But to me, who loved and lost you, Your memory will always last.
Wife, Catherine FENNER -In memory of my mother, Annie L. Fenner, who passed away thirty-one years ago today. The many things you did for me, Will live in my heart always. wish you were with me today. Ethel KEYS- In memory of Daniel Keys, on his birthday, April 25.
To know him was to love him Both for family and friend, And the sweetness of his memory Time can neither dim nor end. Wish you were here. Stephonia, Linda, Marilyn, Yoshi, and Olufunke WOOD In memory of Joseph Lee Wood Sr. who passed away April 25, 1974. Many a lonely heartache Often many silent tears; But always a beautiful memory Of the one we loved so dear.
Mother, Sister, and Brothers Card of Thanks HARRIS The family of the late Raymond D. Harris wishes to express their heartfelt thanks and appreciation to Rev. Jesse Walker, visiting ministers, friends, neighbors, relatives and all those who were so kind in their expressions of sympathy, beautiful floral offerings, cards, telegrams, food and all other acts of kindness shown them during their recent bereavement. Mrs. Helen W.
Harris and family Lodge Notice A Henrico Lodge No. 41, will convene its Lodge of Sorrow at the Masonic Temple, 25th and Leigh to pay the last tribute of respect to our late Brother, Alexander Wallace, at 12:30 P.M.. Wednesday. April 25. Sister lodges are fraternally invited.
Byorder of Curtis Bonner. WM Reginald W. Coles, Secretary Call Communication of Commonwealth Lodge No. 81, to pay its last respects to Brother Waiter Reese. Members and sister lodges will assemble at the Masonic Temple, 25th and Leigh Thursday, April 26, 1979, at 10:30 A M.
By order of O' Bryant Scruggs, WM Harold Taylor, PM. Secretary Members of the Astoria Beneficial Club are requested to attend the funeral of. Brother Walter S. Reese, at 12 Noon, Thursday, April 25, 1979. from Georgie A.
Price Memorial Chapel, 727 N. ind St. George Taylor, President Senator's Wife Cancer Victim WASHINGTON (UPI) Marvella Bayh died yesterday, a symbol of hope to many women afflicted with cancer because of her strong battle against it and positive outlook despite it. Mrs. Bayh died of inoperable cancer at the National Institutes of Health.
Her husband, Sen. Birch Bayh, was at her side as he had been on an around-the-clock basis for 10 days. Bayh immediately left to inform his son, Evan, a student at the University of Virginia law school. Mrs. Bayh's cancer was discovered in 1972 when she had a mastectomy.
Bayh ended his campaign for the Democratic presidential nomination to be with his wife. Mrs. Bayh thought she had achieved a cure, but the cancer returned and became SO widespread it was inoperable. In February 1978 she was given a year to live. Late last month, she was admitted to the Columbia Hospital for Women in very weak condition the day she was to have been presented the Hubert H.
Humphrey Award at White House ceremonies starting American Cancer Society's crusade for the year. In November, she wrote that a new-found faith in God and outpourings of love from friends had made her happier Marvella Bayh than she had ever been. of "I am wrapped in love, enSymbol Hope circled, surrounded, covered by love," she said. "There has been such an outpouring of kindness, thoughtfulness, affection and encouragement from my friends and even from strangers everywhere that I feel blessed." When she first learned she had only a year or so to live, she said she felt "as though I had been hit with a Laburnum where services will be held 2 P.M. Wednesday.
Interment Forest Lawn. GALLIER John Marshall Gallier of 3701 Gill Chester, died Tuesday, April 24, 1979. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Selma M. Gallier; two daughters, Mrs.Jacquelyn G.
Jennings of Manassas, Mrs. Dorothy G. Wilkinson of Richmond; a sister, Mrs. Frances G. Barlow of Crew; five grandchildren, four great-grandchildren.
His remains rest at the Joseph W. Bliley Funeral Home's, Chippenham Chapel, 6900 Hull St. funeral services, Thursday, 3 P.M. at the Chester Presbyterian Church, where remains will lie instate 1 hour prior to service. Interment Sunset Memorial Park.
The family requests that contributions be made to the Bensley-Bermuda Volunteer Rescue Squad. GEARHEART Mrs. Annie Bryant Gearheart, of 1230 Warren died Tuesday, April 24, .1979. She is survived by one daughter, Doris G. Fuqua of Richmond; one son, Cecil Lee Gearheart -of Clifton Park, N.Y.; sister, Mattie B.
Soaper of Pasadena, six grandchildren; one great grandson. Her remains at the Joseph W. Bliley Funeral Home's Chippenham Chapel, 6900 Hull St. Rd. Funeral notice later.
HARTLESS Mrs. Irene Holt Hartless, died April 24, 1979, at her residence, Beaverdam, Va. She is survived by her husband, Bernard Hartless; a sister, Ruth Satterwhite Phillips; three stepdaughters, Nelle Webber, Jeanne Fuller and Betty Maroney; one stepson, Tom Hartless; all of Richmond. Remains rest at the LeFevre Funeral Home, Beaverdam. Graveside services 2 P.M.
Thursday at the residence. HOLLAND Elton R. Holland, 75, of Rt. 5 died Monday in Williamsburg following a brief illness. A native of Berlin, Maryland, he has been a resident of Williamsburg for 60 years.
He was a veteran of World War II, a Lt. Col. serving in SHAEF under General Eisenhower participating in the planning of the Normandy invasion. He was the first director of construction and maintenance for Colonial Williamsburg and worked with Dr. Goodwin in the restoration of Wythe House before Colonial Williamsburg was established.
In 1969 he retired as an engineer with Basic Construction Company after 23 years of service. Heis survived by his wife, Marion A. Holland; three daughters, Mrs. Mary Alice Taylor Hampton, Mrs. Betty Dye of Williamsburg, Mrs.
Cary Wing, Poughkeepsie, N.Y.; a son, David S. Holland of Williamsburg; two brothers, and 1 Richard Holland both of Williamsburg and six grandchildren. A funeral service will be conducted at 10 A.M. Thursday at J. W.
Garrison and Sons Chapel, Williamsburg' with Dr. Cotesworth P. Lewis, Rector of Bruton Parrish Church officiating. Burial will follow at 3P.M. Thursday at St.
James Episcopal Church Cemetery, Montross, Va. The family will receive friends at the funeral home Wednesday from 7-9 P.M. The family request that expressions of sympathy take the form of contributions to the Virginia Chapter of the American Heart Association. HOLTZCLAW Katherine (Kits) Holtzclaw, PHD. of Clarksville, died Monday night in Staunton, Va.
There are no immediate vivors. Graveside services will be held Thursday 2 P.M. at Oakhurst Cemetery. Arrangements by WatkinsCooper Funeral Home, Clarksville, Va. JACKSON Died April 24, 1979, Mrs.
Julia Jackson, of 1838 W. Moore St. Remains rest at the A. D. Price Jr.
Funeral Home, 208 E. Leigh St. Funeral notice later. Later, she said, "As the ly soaked in, I thought of an Sunday school: "Where could "My faith is stronger every derful new relationship with rebirth in Jesus Christ." Mrs. Bayh was married to is their only child.
No funeral arrangements meaning of the doctor's words realold hymn I'd heard as a child in I go but to the Lord'? day," she said. "I have a wonmy God; I have experienced a the senator on Aug. 24, 1952. Evan were announced. Seven Indicted In Cumberland Times-Dispatch State Staff CUMBERLAND A CumCounty grand jury yesterday indicted seven of eight persons arrested Dec.
22 in one of the state's biggest drug raids, which resulted in the confiscation of about seven tons of marijuana and $2 million. The court set dates of June 8 and 18 for motions by lawyers for the seven. The first trial is set for Sept. 26, when Larry Noel Sherman, 29, of Durham, N.C., will be tried on a charge of possession of marijuana with intent to distribute. David C.
Crowley, 33, of Juniper, charged with marijuana possession, will be tried Sept. 27. James Charles Vaughan, 29, of Juno Beach, charged with possession of cocaine and marijuana with intent to distribute, is scheduled to be tried Oct. 9. William H.
Syfrett, 29, of Okeechobee, charged with conspiracy to distribute marijuana, is set for trial Oct. 19. Patricia Faye Drake, 19, of Stuart, charged possession of marijuana with intent to distribute, is scheduled for trial Oct. 11. Douglas Bogue, 22, of Richmond is scheduled for trial Oct.
12 on charges of possession of marijuana and cocaine with intent to distribute. Linda Michelle Morgan, 21, of Juniper, charged with conspiracy to distribute marijuana, has a tentative trial date of Oct. 15. David Steves Taylor, of Breckinridge, who 1S charged with possession of cocaine and marijuana with intent to distribute, has not had a preliminary hearing. Taylor did not have a lawyer when the other hearings were held.
The defendants are free on bond. All but two of the persons were arrested by state and county officers while a tractortrailer was being unloaded at a mobile home near the county seat. As the raid was being carried out, Syfrett and Ms. Morgan were arrested at the Richmond Hyatt House where police discovered two suitcases with $2 million in cash. Syfrett and Ms.
Morgan also face Henrico charges of possession of marijuana with intent to distribute. The marijuana was traced to Cumberland after state police investigators received a call from a Tidewater man who discovered bales of it along the James River. Archbishop Dies at 74 SAN ANTONIO, Texas (AP) Archbishop Francis James Furey, 74, for 10 years the leader of more than a halfmillion south Texas Roman Catholics, died Monday at a hospital. Furey became archbishop at a time of crisis in the local church, and lent his support to numerous social causes. By The Way Continued From First Page destroyed by any group.
I don't know if it can survive if there is polarization. IN THE LAST decade or so, it probably has been impossible to keep a count on the number of talks blacks and whites have held in searches of an end to what has been perceived as racial polarization in the city. Results, at best, have been inconclusive, possibly because what one man has seen as insensitivity and lack of understanding had been called irrefutable good sense by another. So, given the recent past, why is this a good time to begin another round of talks? Robinson said he believed that white establishment scars that had been caused by the firing of former City Manager William J. Leidinger had healed.
Without mentioning Manuel Deese, Leidinger's successor who had establishment support, Robinson said, "We have shown we have managerial skills." That gave talks a starting point beyond political reality. Robinson suggested that the Crusade should talk with the Teams for Progress, the latest reincarnation of the white establishment's councilmanic election political apparatus. "Dale Wiley," Robinson said, speaking of the Teams chairman, "is a decent understanding ITALKED WITH WILEY after I had spoken with Robinson, and said that if the Crusade wanted to talk, the sooner the better. Wiley said he had been seeing indications of "better response, better communications," between blacks and whites. "We're all here.
We're all going to be here." Robinson had said, "The city can go uphill. If there is not white-black cooperation, it will go downhill. We should look 25...50 years ahead. We must work out pockets of things that are wrong. of my human side, I don't think I have a lack of feeling tor my renowman.
But it's human nature to look out for your own. There are more of you than there are of us. It's unfortunate, but that's why so many of us come out on the short end." What the Crusade wanted to do, Robinson said, is "take the reins" and lengthen that end..
