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Pogo 2 Hottloiburg Amorlcon Monday, January 22, 1 971 RIG sjsajojMHMMJWiB VMHMMM'MMPtp IT 2 i f-i Mrs. W. L. Page services conducted Services were held at 2 p.m. Sunday at Hulett-Winstead Funeral Home chapel for Mrs.

W. L. (Eretha) Page, 53, of Rt. 8, Hattiesburg, who died Friday morning at Forrest General Hospital. The Rev.

Larry Skidmore officiated, with interment following In Hillcrest Cemetery. Pallbearers were Robert S. Duncan, Roddis Freeman, James Berry, H. H. Reeves, James H.

Downey and John F. Ly Iv. iA it. A motorist makes his way through a flooded street in Portland, Maine, Sunday. Most of the torrential rains andsnowJStory Laserphoto) Sim Ililliard Jr.

services Tuesday Services will be held at 7 p.m. Tuesday at Friendship Baptist Church for Sim Hilliard 58, of 614 Fredrick St. who died Jan. 18 at Forrest General Hospital. The Rev.

E. L. Jones will officiate, with Interment in the Mount Zion Cemetery in Sontag. Family hour will be held from 7-9 tonight at Century Funeral Home chapel. Survivors include his wife, his mother, a daughter, a grandson, three sisters, four brothers, two aunts, and an uncle.

Mrs. R. G. Fuller services Tuesday LAUREL Services will be held at 11 a.m. Tuesday at the First Baptist Church chapel for Mrs.

R.G. Fuller, 93, of Laurel, who died Sunday at Laurel General Hospital after a lengthy illness. Dr. Larry Kennedy and the Rev. Wayne DuBose will officiate, with interment in Lake Park Cemetery.

Thompson's Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Mrs. Fuller was born Nov. 21, 1885, in Newton County. She was a member of Laurel First Baptist Church, Survivors include one son, Roger G.

Fuller of Tallhassee, five grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren. Services Tuesday for Watson Sumrall LUMBERTON-Services will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Hulett-Winstead Funeral Home chapel in Purvis for Watson Sumrall, 43, of Rt. 4, Lum-berton, who died Saturday night at Singing River Hospital in Pascagoula. The Rev.

J. D. Alexander will officiate. Interment will be in Bay Creek Cemetery, with Winstead Funeral Home of Lumber! on in charge. Survivors are his wife, Mrs.

Sylvia Sumrall; three daughters, Jeanie, Julie and Jan Sumrall; a son, Richard Anthony Sumrall; his mother, Mrs. Emma Sumrall, all of Rt. 4, Lum-berton; a sister, Mrs. Gaynell Williamson of Purvis; a niece and a nephew. Graveside rites today for Boyer infant COLUMBIA-Graveside services were to be held at 2 p.m.

today at Woodlawn Cemetery for Trisha Marie Boyer, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Boyer of Goss, who died soon after birth Sunday morning. Father W. T.

Holt was to officiate. Survivors include her parents, one brother and two sisters; paternal grandmother Mrs. William Boyer of Indianolia and maternal grandmother Mrs. Helen Slade of Scotland. Stolen car recovered after traffic accident Hattiesburg police say they recovered a stolen car Sunday afternoon after the vehicle was involved in a minor traffic accident on Broadway at the comer of Timothy Lane.

Officers said investigation revealed that the 1973 Mercury Montego was missing from the Ryan Chevrolet lot. They said the occupants of the car apparently fled the scene on foot. Killed when car hits tree RICHTON-Bunion Moore, 24, of Hintonville community near Rlchton, was injured fatally when the car in which he was riding left a country road about 2 a.m. Sunday and struck a tree. The accident occurred on Rt 4, about seven miles south of Richton.

An inquest, held by Perry County Sheriff Linus Martin, ruled death was caused by a brain concussion resulting from 'the accident Funeral arrangements for Mr. Moore will be announced by Owens and Son Funeral Home. Marion Countians leave to join tractorcade COLUMBIA A Marion County tractorcade left this morning to join farmers from the Southwest in Jackson for their trip to Washington, D.C., to ask for higher crop prices. Three tractors were hauled to Jackson by J.L. Watts Implement Company and three support vehicles, including a camper truck driven by president of the Marion County American Agricultural Movement Jim Riley, a fuel truck and another camper truck followed.

$800,000 damage suit comes to trial Jury selection began this morning in Forrest County circuit court for a panel to hear an $800,000 damage suit filed by Floyd Busha against Deviney Construction Co. of Jackson and Earl Guy of Perry County. Busha claims a truck he was driving in 1977, was struck by one driven by Guy and knocked over an embankment into a creek. Busha claims he, his wife and two children were seriously injured in the accident The suit contends a large truck owned by Deviney Construction was parked on the side of the road and blocked Guy's view of oncoming traffic when he pulled out onto the Brooklyn-Janice Road. Judge Jack Weldy will preside.

Services Tuesday for Roy Newsome Services will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Hulett-Winstead Funeral Home chapel for Roy Newsome, 72, of 228 Crabapple Lane, Petal, who died early today at Methodist Hospital. The Rev. EmmettBoone and the Rev. Mickey Graham will officiate.

Interment will be in Hillcrest Cemetery. Mr. Newsome was a Baptist and a veteran of World War II. Survivors are a sister, Mrs. Ludie Mae; Graham of Hattiesburg, and a number of nieces and nephews.

Friends may call at the funeral home after 4 p.m. today. JOHNNY SARTIN DIES Johnny Sartin, 66, of 207 Willis died today at his home. Century Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. HAROLD MOYE DIES Harold Moye, 49, of 1004 Ida died Sunday at Forrest General Hospital.

Funeral arrangements will be announced by Hall Mortuary. Stationary Occluded AM. ESI Roin "7 '1 'it, Flooded road Richton shootout arresting officer. Brewer said as the man fired, he dropped to the ground and rolled and that when the officer returned fire, the man was struck in the back near the shoulder. Brewer said the wounded man was taken to Perry County Hospital and then transferred to Forrest General Hospital where he was held overnight.

He was booked into Regional Jail on aggravated assault and resisting arrest charges late Saturday afternoon. He is being held in lieu of $10,400 bond. Brewer said the officer, whom he declined to identify, was not injured during the shoot-out which occurred about 2:30 p.m. Friday at the Stardust Cafe. Mrs.

Maggie Dickinson dies in Mobile; rites to be at 3 Wednesday Services will be held at 3 p.m. Wednesday at Moore Funeral Home chapel for Mrs. Maggie Lee Dickinson, 67, of Mobile, formerly of Hattiesburg, who died Sunday at a Mobile Hospital after a lengthy illness. Burial will be in Highland Cemetery. Surivovrs are two daughters, Mrs.

LollieFaye Webster of Hattiesburg and Mrs. Myrtle Lee Clark of Mobile; two sons, Herman A. and C.L. Dickinson, both of Mobile; 18 grandchildren; nine great-grandchildren; four brothers, A.M. Herrin of Centerville, Mac Herrin of Pearl River, Frank Herrin of Hattiesburg and Walter Herrin of Georgia; three sisters, Mrs.

Rosie Pearman of Mobile, Mrs. Myrtle McGrew of Baton Rouge and Mrs. Edna Bond of Sumrall; and a number of nieces and nephews. Sumrall man seriously hurt in auto accident Victor Herrington of Sumrall is listed in satisfactory condition today in the intensive care unit of Forrest General Hospital where he is being treated for multiple injuries suffered Saturday night in a one-car accident on U.S. 49.

The Highway Highway Patrol said Herrington apparently lost control of his car, which left the road and struck a pine tree near the Southeast Miss. Livestock Farmers Assn. stockyard. The Patrol said Herrington was alone in the car. xJa, iirrlfcYi t---T-1nati i IT 'si Roseland Park Cemeterv offers a cam plete selection of traditional Family Burial Lots.

In our 60 years of service, less than half of our available land has been developed. We have just completed a new traditional family burial section containing mora than 1,000 burial spaces. Family Burial lots for Two are priced from $300. Larger Family Estate Lots are available. Please ROSELAND PARK Cemetery Mausoleum Est.

1919 1202 W. 7th St Phone: 544-2472 iowi NAME ADDRESS CITY si East was hit by on page 8. (AP Wilkerson. Survivors are her husband, three sons, a daughter, her mother, four sisters, a brother and a number of nieces and nephews. Mrs.

Peggy Turtle services Tuesday PICAYUNE Services will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday at McDonald Funeral Home chapel for Mrs. Peggy Penton Turtle, 36, of Carriere who died Sunday at the Lucius Olen Crosby Memorial Hospital after an extended illness. The Rev. Bill Jackson, the Rev.

William Gary Smith and the Rev. Donald Burge will officiate, with interment in the Antioch Cemetery in Picayune. McDonald Funeral Home is in charge. Survivors include her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Wilmer Penton of Carriere; two sons, Dan-ell Dean and Donald Dee Turtle of Roy, Utah; two daughters, Shelly Turtle of Roy, Utah, and Tracy Lynn Penton of Picayune; five brothers W.B. Penton of Abita Springs, Wilmer (Tex) Penton of Bakersfield, Bob S. Penton and John M. Penton of Picayune and Monta H. Penton of Pearl River, three sisters, Mrs.

Gloria Nell Eckels of Sliull, Mrs. Mary A. Blevins of Kissammee, and Mrs. Martha Sue Burge of Mill Creek community. Johnny Williams services conducted Services were held at 1 p.m.

Sunday at Sweet Beulah Baptist Church in Lumberton for Johnny Williams, 66, of Lumberton, who died Jan. 15 at Forrest General Hospital The Rev. L.V. Henry officiated, with interment in the Love Addition Cemetery. Century Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.

Survivors include five sisters, Mrs. Henretta Roberts and Mrs. Luvenia White, both of Brooklyn, N.Y., Operznia Bates of Jamaica, N.Y., Mrs. Shirley Ford of Springfield Gardens, N.Y., and Mrs. Jessie Mae Brown of Lumberton; five brothers, Joe Williams Jr.

and Robert Williams, both of Lumberton, the Rev. James Williams of New Brunswick, N.J., Billy Williams of Cincinnati, and Claude Williams of Brooklyn, N.Y.; four aunts and two uncles. Mrs. Alamaras services Tuesday Services will be held at 11 a.m. Tuesday at Hulett-Winstead Funeral Home chapel for Mrs.

P. G. (Nettie) Alamaras, 89, of 322 South 23rd who died Sunday morning at her home. The Rev. Henry Winstead and the Rev.

Homer Peden will officiate. Interment will be in Oak Lawn Cemetery. Mrs. Alamaras was a member of Court Street United Methodist Church, the WSCS of the church and the Order of the Eastern Star. She was a long-time resident of Hattiesburg and operated Merchants Cafe on Main St.

for many years. Survivors are a daughter, Mrs. Mary Boney of Hattiesburg; three grandchildren, Michael Boney of Raleigh, N. David Boney of Gulfport and Mrs. Douglas (Ann) Hersch of Toledo, Ohio; two great-grandchildren, and a number of nieces and nephews.

Friends may call at the funeral home after 4 p.m. today. Hulcll Winstead rt runzxa Una. Mr, Roy Newsome 228 Crabapple Lane Services 2 00 Tuesday Hulett-Winstead Chapel Interment Hillcrest Cemetery Mr. Watson Sumrall Rt.

4, Lumberton Services 2:00 Tuesday Hulett-Winstead Purvis Chapel Interment Bay Creek Cemetery Mrs. P. G. (Nettle) Alamaras 322-South 23rd Ave. Services Hulett-Winstead Chapel Interment Oak Lawn Cemetery i Wounded in RICHTON A 33-year-old nightspot operator is in Regional Jail in Hattiesburg following a shoot-out Friday afternoon with a Richton police officer.

Police chief Bernard Brewer said the man, who has not been identified pending the filing of formal charges against him, resisted arrest on a misdemeanor charge, pulled a .38 caliber handgun and fired at the Youth jailed in house burglary A 17-year-old local boy was jailed early today for investigation of house burglary, police said. The teenager is accused of taking a man's Bulova watch, a Panasonic radio-cassette player and two bottles of men's cologne from the home of Emma S. Tony, 310 Parksdale Dr. Officers said the burglary was reported about 4 p.m. Sunday.

They said only the radio has been recovered. Formal charges have not been filed against the boy. Police are investigating a burglary at Fountainbleau where a $300 Cannon camera and a Pioneer'brand cassette tape recorder, worth $280 were reported missing from Bill Soukoup's apartment. Officers said the burglary was reported about 7:30 p.m. Sunday.

Mrs. Frank Davenport of Meridian dies; services to be Tuesday MERIDIAN-Services will be held at 10 a.m. Tuesday at Webb Funeral Home chapel for Mrs. Pearl Anderson Davenport, 63, of Meridian, who died Sunday at Rush Hospital in Meridian. The Rev.

Kelly Dampeer will officiate with burial following in Forest Lawn Cemetery. Mrs. Davenport was a beautician at Beauty Center and was a member of 15th Avenue Baptist Church. Survivors are her husband, Frank Davenport; a daughter, Linda Davenport of Ocean Springs; a sister, Mrs. Herman (Verl) Jordan of Ellisville; six brothers, Douglas and Freddie Anderson, both of Ellisville, Harlis of Laurel, Johnny of Seminary, Glenward of Yazoo City and Edgar Anderson of Natchez, and a number of nieces and nephews.

mooRE FUnERRL SERVICE HATTIESBURG WIGGINS Mr. Grove Clifton Garner, Sr. Tracy, Calif. Services 2 p.m. Monday Moore Funeral Home Interment Bullock Cemetery Mr.

Walter D.Hickman 108 Mallett Wiggins Services 2 p.m. Monday Moore Wiggins Chapel i Interment Cross Roads Cemetery Mr. Claude Dennis Clemts Services 2: 00 Tuesday i Moore Chapel Interment inera 1 Springs Baptist Church Cemetery Mrs. Maggie L. Dickinson Arrangements Incomplete CIaude services Tuesday Services will be held at 2 p.m.

Tuesday at Funeral. Home chapel for Claude Dennis Clemts, 78, of Rt. 3, Hattiesburg, who died early today at Methodist Hospital. The Rev. Walter Porter will officiate, with interment following in Mineral Springs Baptist Church Cemetery.

Mr. Clemts, a life-long resident of Forrest County, was a retired maintenance worker. He was a member of McLaurin United Methodist Church. Survivors are a daughter, Mrs. Stella Shows of Hattiesburg; a son, Robert D.

Clemts of San Antonio, two brothers, Frank and Sam Clemts, both of Hattiesburg; a sister, Mrs. E. H. Roberts of Hattiesburg; eight grandchildren; a great-grandchild, and a number of nieces and nephews. Friends may call at the funeral home after 5:30 p.m.

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U.S. Dept. of Commerce SERVICE NOAA. S. D.p ol Commrr uoia from P'U' 1111111111 wcciuaea -a, NATIONAL WEATHER Weather forecast The National Weather Service forecast for Tuesday predicts an area of snow for parts of the Great Lakes region and the Midwest.

An area of rain is predicted below the snow region and extending in-a band to the Gulf of Mexico. Areas of rain are also predicted for parts of the Pacific Northwest and southern Texas. (AP SERVICE ft MCASUHED JJ Nortr paBBrj GOD bmmigr I oriw i rut goimn NA Fiona am 3 PHONE.