ROANOKE Deaths Roanoke Valley Harvey G. Crosier, 1811 Grandin Road, SW, die Saturday. Oakey's Roanoke Chapel handling arrangements. Charles Andrew Dent, 25, Rt. 2, Moneta, died Friday.
Arrangements by Hamlar Curtis Funeral Home, Roanoke. Charles Edward Fernatt, 69, Sherry Road, NW, died Saturday. Oakey's North Chapel handling arrangements. Kirby Demas Gallimore, 58, 452 Elden NW, died Saturday. Funeral Monday at 2:30 p.m., Westminster Presbyterian Church.
Arrangements by Oakey's Funeral Home, Roanoke. Roy Filmore Hall, 77, died Saturday. Funeral Monday at 3 p.m., Lotz Roanoke Chapel. Funeral for Fred Harold Turnage, who died Friday, will be Monday at 1 p.m., Oakey's Roanoke Chapel. Slicer Jacobs Hodges 62, 1 Rt.
2, Moneta, died Saturday. Funeral Monday at 11:15 a.m., St. Andrew's Catholic Church. Arrangements by Lotz Funeral Home, Vinton. James M.
Mitchell, 80, 903 Winona SW, died Saturday. Funeral Monday at 11:30 a.m., Oakey's Roanoke Chapel. Open Mon. thru Sat. 8:30 a.m.
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Funeral Monday at 2:30 p.m., Oakey's Roanoke Chapel. State BLACKSBURG Ralph Miller Hutchinson, 42, died Friday. Funeral Monday at 2 p.m., Hoy Funeral Chapel. HILLSVILLE Huston Hall, infant, died Saturday. Graveside service Sunday at 12 noon, Hall family cemetery, Laurel Fork.
Arrangements by VaughanMcGrady Funeral Home. HILLSVILLE, Laura Sutphin, 94, died Saturday. Funeral Monday at 11 a.m., Vaughan-Guynn-McGrady Funeral Chapel. LOWRY Russell H. Schaffer, died Saturday.
Funeral Monday at 11 a.m., Otterville Baptist Church, Bedford County. BEDFORD John William "Buck" Nance 64, died Friday. Arrangements by Carder Funeral Home. CLINTWOOD Lillian Damron Peebles, 74, died Friday. Funeral Monday at 2 p.m., Clintwood United Methodist Church.
Arrangements by Miller Funeral Home. BLACKSBURG Robert Paul Johnson, 39, died Saturday. Funeral Monday at 11 a.m., Luther Memorial Lutheran Church. Arrangements by Hoy Funeral Home. LYNCHBURG Gertrude Ford Goodwin, 96, died Saturday.
Funeral Monday at 2:30 p.m., Rader Funeral Chapel, To Troutville. CLIFTON FORGE Bertie Crowder Callaghan Steber, 71, died Thursday. Funeral Monday at 11 a.m., Nicely Funeral Chapel. Out-of-State FORT WORTH, Tex. Joseph Penn Vickers, 65, formerly of Martinsville, died Friday.
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Roanoke Salem Vinton MINNIE I. BROWN Miss Minnie Inis Brown, age 82, of 156 Lewis Salem, died Friday in a Salem nursing home. She was a retired school teacher. She is survived one sister, Miss Lulu M. Brown of Salem; one brother, Claude Brown of Salem.
Funeral services will be conducted at 4 p.m., Sunday, at the First United Methodist Church, Salem, by the Rev. Lester D. Nave, with burial in East Hill Cemetery, Salem. Friends may call at the John Oakey and Son Funeral Home in Salem. KIRBY D.
GALLIMORE Kirby Demas Gallimore, age 58, of 452 Elden NW, passed away suddenly at his home Saturday. He was employed by Southeastern Skate Supply Co. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Edna Jarels Gallimore; two daughters, Mrs. Immajean Brown, Mrs.
Patricia Booker, Roanoke; one son, Junior Curby Gallimore, Woodstock, two brothers, Festus Gallimore, and Ekron Gallimore, Blacksburg; three sisters, Mrs. Frances Boone, Charlottesville: Mrs. Gertha Hollandsworth, and Mrs. Mevolene Saunders, Radford; also two grandchildren, Terry Lee and Tracy Lynn Brown. Funeral services will be from Westminster Presbyterian Church at 2:30 p.m., Monday, with the Rev.
Charles W. Mcnu*tt officiating. Burial will In Memoriams DEEL -Memories of. Gary Wayne who died April 29, 1972 in Korea "Until meet again May lede hold you in the palm of his hand" Loved and missed Mom, Dad, brother, and Grandmother in England. DEEL--In memory of my husband Gary Wayne "To they world you were but one To you were the world" Wife and son Robbie.
FRANKLIN-in loving memory of Lawrence M. Franklin, who passed away six years ago, April 29, 1967. Wife and Son KITTINGER-In loving memory of Detective Thomas E. Kittinger, who passed away 12 years ago, April 29. Our treasured memories of you Will within our hearts, And even though you are away, We are really not apart.
For his thoughts can bridge the distance, From US to Heaven above. Our hearts can be united Through everlasting love. Sadly missed by mother and dad. Card of Thanks GIBSON -Our heartfelt thanks to all who extended comforting sympathy and help following the loss of J. Harvey Gibson; also for the help of Lott, the service, and the beautiful flowers.
We are deeply grateful. Wife and family. RUTLEDGE- The family of Bette Ann heartfelt Rutledge thanks and wishes to appreciation express our to our friends, neighbors and relatives for the flowers, cards, food and other acts of kindness shown during the illness and the recent loss of our wife, mother, daughter and sister. and George Mrs. W.
and Wendell Rutledge: Mr. Charles A. Maddox, Charles A. Maddox, and Mrs. Mary Sue Shockley.
SAUNDERS -The family of Mrs. Ida M. Saunders wish to express their heartfelt thanks and appreciation to their relatives, neighbors and friends for the kindness shown during their recent bereavement. Also for the beautiful floral thanks designs to and food offerings. A special the Doctors and Nurses at the community Hospital and Bill Lott and Carl Mann at Lotz Funeral Home.
The Family. follow in Sherwood Cemetery. Friends may call at Oakey's North Chapel. GERTRUDE F. GOODWIN Mrs.
Gertrude Ford Goodwin, age 96, Lynchburg, died Saturday, April 28, 1973, in a Staunton hospital. She widow of Adolph D. Goodwin. Survivors include two sisters, Mrs. Lilla Ford Bair, Roanoke; Miss Maude Ford, Fincastle; two grandchildren.
Funeral service be conducted Monday at 2:30 p.m., at the Rader Funeral Chapel, Troutville, officiated by the Rev. Bruce H. Flora. Burial will be in the Glade Creek Cemetery, Blue Ridge. Friends may call at the Rader Funeral Home, Troutville.
MRS. EMMA LEE GRIGGS Mrs. Emma Lee Griggs, age 85, passed away at her home Thursday. She was the widow of Jim Griggs. She is survived by one son, John L.
Griggs, Roanoke; one sister, Mrs. Jones, Salem; nineteen grandchildren; great Funeral services will be at 2:00 p.m. Monday at the Grant E. Bryant Funeral Home, Elliston. Interment in Sherwood Burial Park, Salem.
ROY FILMORE HALL Roy Filmore Hall, 77, died Saturday in Roanoke Hospital. He was a retired truck driver. He is survived by son, M. G. Hall of Vinton; one daughter, Mrs Ray Stump of Stewartsville, one sister, Mrs.
Roy Lynch of Columbus, Ohio; four brothers, J.J. Hall, H.V. Hall both of Roanoke, W.E. of Bent Mountain, R. R.
Hall of Marion, Va. Funeral services will be held at Lotz Roanoke Chapel, Monday, April 30, at 3 P.M., with the Rev. Sam P. Wall officiating. Interment in Blue Ridge Me rial Gardens.
Friends may call at Lotz Roanoke Chapel, 1001 Franklin Road, S.W. HUSTON HALL HILLSVILLE -Huston Hall, infant, died Saturday. Graveside service, 12:00 p.m. Sunday. Vaughan-Guynn-McGrady Chapel.
In Memoriams KITTINGER--In Memoriam of Detective Thomas E. Kittinger Somebody killed a policeman today And a part of America died. A piece of our country he swore tect to proWill be buried with him at his side. in court suspect who shot him will stand up The With counsel demanding his rights, While a young widowed mother must work for her kids And spend many, long, lonely The beat that he walked was a battlenights. field too, Just as if he'd gone off to war, Though the flag of our nation won't at half mast.
fly To his name they add a gold star. Yes, somebody killed a Maybe in your town or mine; policeman today, locked we slept in comfort behind While our doors, The cop put his life on the line. Now his ghost walks the beat On a dark city street And he stands at each new He answered the call, of himself, rookie's side; his all, gave And a part of America died. Sadly Ralph, missed by Sister Joan K. Shannon, James Toby and Eva Shannon and and Lon Reid.
KITTINGER-In loving memory of our Thomas brother, E. brother-in-law and uncle, twelve years ago, April, who 29. passed away Kittinger, Time Sweet Memories change will linger forever, Years cannot them it's true, that may come cannot sever loving remembrances of you. Sadly missed by Jeannie, Ken, Kaye, Anna Joe and Ken 11. Belinda -In loving memory of brother, "Big Detective Thomas my of E.
duty Kittinger, here who was killed in the line in Roanoke: Oh God how mysterious And how strange are Thy ways, To take from US our loved one In the best of his days. No one knows how we miss him Only few have seen us weep, We shed our tears with While others are sound asleep. aching hearts Deeply missed more every year by sister Jackye, brother-in-law Warren and niece Theresa Jeannine Shell. KITTINGER-In loving memory of our Thomas E. brother-in-law and uncle, brother, 12 Kittinger, who passed away, years ago, April 29.
Time may heal the broken-heart Years may make the wound less But it cannot fill the longing sore, For Who the loved one gone before. shall say the grlef is lessened Though Memories the smile may hide the tears? Despite the passing of the open keep the wound still Missed by sister, Eva Longworth, years. er-in-law Bill and Children. brothRICHARDSON-In loving memory of our daughter, Hazel Lenora Richardson who passed away April 29, 1972. Darling how we miss you; But God needed you more.
On Some day we will meet you that happy, golden shore. know you shine up in heaven Like that beautiful star; And some day we will be together For we know where you are. SADLY MISSED, mother and dad, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond F.
Hash. STEVENS- In loving memory of our darhis son and brother. Troy Lee Stevens, on 27th. birthday. Fond memories linger every day That never away Sadly missed by mom, Mrs.
Hilder Stevens, Gene, brothers and sisters, Elmer, Nadine, Alice and families. WE loving memory of our mother, Fannie grandmother S. Webb, and great-grandmother, who passed away 11 years ago, April 29, 1962. Dear Mother, you are not forgotten, Though on earth you are no more; Still in memory you are with US As you always were before. Children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
WILHELM-In loving memory of our husband, father, foster father, and grandfather, Raymond B. Wilhelm. who passed away two years ago April 29, 1971. Gone is the face I loved so dear, Silent is the voice I loved to hear; Too far away for sight or speech But not too far for thought to Sweet to remember him who reach. was here And who, thought absent, is just as dear.
Sadly missed by, wife, children, foster children, grandchildren. WILLIAMS-in loving memory of our husband and father, E. J. Williams, on his birthday. Mrs.
E. J. Williams and children. SLICER JACOBS HODGES, SR. MONETA Slicer Jacobs Hodges, age 62, of Route 2, Moneta, died Saturday morning at a local hospital.
He was a car repair man for the Norfolk and Western Railway, also a member of the Knights of Pythias Osceola Lodge No. 47. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Juanita Gumm Hodges, at home; two sons, Slicer J. Hodges, Vinton; Paul T.
Hodges, Bedford; four daughters, Mrs. Frances Valentino, Colonial Heights; Mrs. Cecilia Willie, Richmond; Mrs. Virginia Blankenship, Monet Mrs. Bernadine Eubank, Bedford; two sisters, Mrs.
R. G. McCraw, Pulaski; Mrs. Gus Bowden, Bedford; also surviving are 16 grandchildren. A Christian Wake service will be held on Sunday at 7:30 p.m., at oLtz Vinton Chapel.
Funeral services. will be held on Monday at 11:15 a.m. from St. Andrew's Catholic Church, burial will follow in Sherwood Memorial Park. Friends may call at Lotz Funeral Home, Vinton.
RALPH MILLER HUTCHISON BLACKSBURG Ralph Miller Hutchison, age 42, died Friday in a Roanoke hospital. He is survived by his mother, Mrs. Gaye Howard, Christiansburg; four sisters, Mrs. Arnold Fleet, Mrs. Odell Brizendine, both of Blacksburg; Mrs.
William Trout, Flint, Mrs. James Duncan, Roanoke; brother, Frank Edward Hutchison, Salem; two half sisters, Mrs. Homer Covey, Christiansburg; Mrs. Deton Angor, Danville. Funeral services will be Monday at 2:00 p.m., at Hoy Funeral Home with burial in Westview Cemetery.
ROBERT PAUL JOHNSON BLACKSBURG Robert Paul Johnson, age 39, formerly of East Liverpool, Ohio, died Saturday in a Roanoke hospital. He was a computer systems analyst for Department of the Army. He is survived by his wife, Marjean Montag Johnson; a daughter, Andrea Johnson; a son, Robert Johnson, all at home; his mother, Mrs. Paul H. Johnson and a brother Richard Johnson both of East Liverpool, Ohio, Services will be Monday at 11:00 A.M.
at Luther Memorial Lutheran Church, Blacksburg with burial in Roselawn Memorial Gardens. Contributions may be made to The Living Memorial Fund of the Luther Memorial Lutheran Church in lieu of flowers. Arrangements are being handled by The Hoy Funeral Home. GLADYS BISHOP MARTIN Mrs. Gladys Bishop Martin, 66, of 1410 Mason Mill N.E..
passed away in a local hospital Friday, April 27th. Mrs. Martin is survived by her husband, Mr. Walter C. Martin; two daughters, Mrs.
Meadows, Buchanan, Va. and Mrs. Frances M. Wilhelm, Roanoke; two sons, Mr. Jack Edward Martin, Salem and Mr.
Walter C. Martin, Vinton; three brothers, Jesse E. Bishop, Troutville; Mr. Clarence Edgar Bishop and Mr. Paul E.
Bishop, both of Cloverdale; one sister, Mrs. Moselle Lester, Fort Wayne, eight grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Funeral services will be conducted from Letz Roanoke Chapel, Monday, April 30th at 1:00 p.m. with Rev. Ernest E.
Muntzing officiating. Interment Evergreen Burial Park. Friends may call at Lotz Funeral Home, 1001 Franklin S.W. JAMES M. MITCHELL James M.
Mitchell, age 80, of 903 Winona S.W., passed away in a local hospital Saturday morning. He was retired from the NW Railway. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Lottie Allison Mitchell; one son, J. Wesley Mitchell of Roanoke; one step-daughter, Mrs.
George C. Scott, Jr. of Roanoke; three sisters, Mrs. Luther Bowman of Boones Mill, Mrs. Luther McPeak of Roanoke and Mrs.
Alvie Sowder, Roanoke and two half-brothers, Ivan Mitchell of Roanoke, and Eugene E. Mitchell of Portsmouth, two grandchildren and two step-grandchildren. Friends may call at Oakey's, Roanoke. Funeral services will be 11:30 A.M., Monday from Oakey's Roanoke Chapel, conducted by the Rev. Paul E.
Alwine and the Rev. Harry Y. Gamble with interment in Evergreen Cemetery. Friends may call at Oakey's Roanoke Chapel. LILLIAN DAMRON PEEBLES CLINTWOOD, Lillian Damron Peebles, age 74, died at St.
Mary's Hospital in Norton. Virginia, Friday at I 10:10 P.M. after a lingering illness. She is survived by one son, James Robert Spivey, Woodbridge, three daughters, Mrs. Lois Molinary of Clintwood, Mrs.
Betty Bolling, Norton, Mrs. Ann Beeler of Oxford, Ohio; two sisters, Mrs. Frank Harr of Dante, Mrs. R. C.
Meade, Jr. of St. Paul, sixteen grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 2:00 P.M. Monday at the Clintwood United Methodist Church with the Rev.
Leon Burger officating. Burial will follow at The Columbus Steps Memorial Cemetery at Clintwood, Va. The body will be taken to the church one hour before services. Miller Funeral Home Clintwood, Va. in charge of the arrangements.
JOSEPH BRIAN RUSHBROOKE Master Joseph Brian Rushbrooke, age 12, passed away Saturday in a Lynchburg hospital. He is survived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Rushbrooke, Knoxville, two brothers, Gary Wayne Rushbrooke, and Christopher Paul Rushbrooke, both of Knoxville, Tenn, and his grandparents, Mrs.
J. E. Rushbrooke, and Mr. and Mrs. R.
F. Wall, all of Roanoke. Funeral services will be from Oakey's Roanoke Chapel at 2:30 p.m., Monday, with the Rev. James A. Dickerson officiating.
Interment will follow in Sherwood Cemetery. Friends may call at Oakey's Roanoke Chapel. RUSSELL H. SCHAFFER LOWRY Russell H. Schaffer of Lowry died Saturday in Bedford.
He is survived by two sisters, Mrs. Annie F. Tinsley and Mrs. Sallie S. Thompson, both of Arlington, and one brother, Edgar G.
Schaffer. Funeral services will be conducted Monday at 11:00 a.m. at the Otterville Baptist Church, Bedford County. LAURA SUTPHIN HILLSVILLE Mrs. Laura Sutphin, age 94, died Saturday.
Funeral 11:00 a.m. Monda y. Vaughan-Guynn-McGrady Chapel. EZZIE ROY THOMAS Ezzie Roy Thomas, age 65, of 1811 Wayne died Friday evening at a local nursing home. He was a former employee of W.
B. Jamison Grocery. Survivors include one sister, Miss Edna Thomas of Moneta, eight nieces and two nephews. Funeral services will be Monday, 11 a.m., at Lotz Roanoke Chapel, with the Rev. J.
Landon Maddex officiating. Interment will follow at Sherwood Memorial Park. Friends may call at Lotz Roanoke Chapel. FRED HAROLD TURNAGE Fred Harold Turnage, age 63. of 2452 Salem Turnpike, NW, passed away in a local hospital, Friday afternoon.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Annie Pritchard Turnage; daughter, Miss Cathy Turnage, Boones Mill; mother, Mrs. Edna Turnage, Charlotte, N.C.; two sisters, Mrs. Judy Robertson, Charlotte, N.C. and Mrs.
Bernice Rawell, Florence, S.C. Oakey's Roanoke Chapel is in charge of funeral arrangements. Services will be conducted from Oakey's Chapel at 1:00 P.M., Monday, by the Rev. Donald Clay with interment in Evergreen. JOSEPH PENN VICKERS FORT WORTH, TEXAS Joseph Penn Vickers, age 65, Fort Worth resident for the past 2 years, passed away Friday evening.
He was a native of Martinsville, Va. and a graduate of the University of Virginia, veteran of World War II, and recently retired of from North the Insurance Company America after 40 years service. He was manager of the New Orleans office for 20 years. His survivors are his wife, Rowena; a daughter Mrs. George C.
McIlheran, two grandchildren, George C. III and Sallie all I of Fort Worth. Funeral services, Saints 10:00 A.M. Monday, All Espicopal Church, the Rev. James P.
De Wolfe, Jr. officating. Interment will be in Greenwood Cemetery, Fort Worth. Family will appreciate memorials to your favorite charity. WILLIAM (HOBE) WORRELL PULASKI William (Hobe) Worrell, died Friday afternoon in Pulaski.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Bell Hodge Worrell; also one son, William H. Worrell, and one daughter, Margaret Morris, both from Essex, Md. Also surviving are two nieces, Mrs. Alma Robertson, Princeton, W.
and Mrs. Beulah Litz, Wytheville, Va. Funeral services will be Monday at 2 p.m. from Stickler's Pulaski Chapel with the Rev. Archie Britt officiating.
Interment will follow in Andrew's family cemetery, Pulaski County. AP Photo Winner Jennie Heubach, Hollywood, won the annual Wellesley College senior hoop roll Saturday at Wellesley, Mass. Tradition has it that the winner will be the first in her class to marry. Not true, Jenny says. A U.S.
studies major who wants to go on to law school, she says she will not marry. Backers Seek Funds For Antipoverty WASHINGTON (AP) Congressional supporters of community-based antipoverty programs are mounting a rescue operation in hopes of saving them from President Nixon's budget axe. They are willing to make a major concession in the way the programs operate in exchange for continued federal funding of them. A federal court ruled that the administration is acting illegally now in phasing out the Office ce of Economic Opportunity's community action agencies. But the situation will be different after the fiscal year ends June 30.
Nixon has not asked for any money to continue them after June 30, and if Congress doesn't provide any they will be out of business unless taken over by the states or cities in which they operate. That places the immediate effort to save them in the appropriations committees of the House and Senate, which is just where the administration wants it. A secret memo on the dismantling of 0EO, uncovered by Congress two months ago, contains this advice: "Debate should be steered to the appropriations committees, whose interests most closely align with the President's, and which, unlike their legislative committee counterparts, have few members with strong feelings for 0E0." The administration is relying on the strong anti-0E0 sentiment in the House Appropriations Committee to block 6 Elderly Women Die in Fire; Arson Suspected KANSAS CITY, Kan. (AP) Six elderly women were killed Saturday in a predawn apariment house fire that authorities said was deliberately set. It was "definitely arson," said Fire Chief Joseph Crossland.
He declined further comment to "avoid hampering apprehension and Police said they were questioning two youths, 16 and 18 one a newspaper delivery boy. Rt. Rev. Msgr. J.
K. Spurlock of St. Peter's Cathedral whose parishoners included three of the victims, said a number of elderly widows lived in the neighborhood, not far from the downtown business any funding of community action agencies in fiscal 1974. OE0 supporters, in their effort to preserve federal funding, are telling the Appropriations Committee the issue goes beyond 0F0, involving the basic rights and powers of Congress. Their main ammunition is the April 10 order of Federal Judge William B.
Jones prohibiting the administration from continuing its phaseout of mmunity action programs. Judge Jones said the administration could not shut down OE0 now simply because it decided not to fund it in 1974. "The budget is nothing more than a proposal to the Congress for the Congress to act upon as it may please," said the Judge, noting that Congress voted last year to extend the OE0 through fiscal 1974. "The (administration) really argues that the Constitution confers the discretionary power on the President to refuse to execute laws passed by Congress with which he disagrees," Judge Jones said. OE0's friends in Congress, in letters to Rep.
George Mahon, chairman of the House Appropriations Committee, are saying that Congress will be conferring such powers on the President if it declines to fund the communi-, ty action agencies. All the congressional 0EO supporters are asking for now is enough money to let the community action agencies meet administrative and overhead costs after June 30. Meanwhile. they plan to seek new legislation that would place the agencies under the direct control of state or local. governments.
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use their federal al revenue: sharing funds if they want to continue their community tion programs. The new approach being proposed in Congress would provide specific federal support for them. There has been no response from Mahon yet, but an aide for the legislative committee handling 0EO, who has been sounding out Appropriations Committee staff members onthe idea, said Friday: "There's been nothing negative, at least. That's something." The grass roots bank. A hundred years ago, we the were a small community bank.
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