2 JOHNSON CITY (EDITOR'S NOTE: All death notices for the evening edition of the Johnson City Press-Chronicie will be until 10:15 a.m. City edition deadline is 1 p.m. Notices for the State and Sunday editions is 10 p.m. the day before.) ARRA NORRIS UNICOI Arra Norris, 45, Rt: 1, died Sunday in Unicoi County Memorial Hospital. A daughter of the late Frank and Julie Norris, Miss Norris was a member of Unicoi United Methodist Church.
Survivors include brothers, Bob Norris, Erwin, and James W. Norris, Unicoi; three sisters, Mrs. Livingston. Mrs. Grady Lewis, and Mrs.
"Erwin Bull, Memorial is in Unicoi. charge. ROBERT MORRELL Robert Paul Morrell, 83, 106 Oak Grove died at 6:15 a.m. Monday in Colonial HiM Nursing Home following a lingering illness. He was a son of the late Joseph L.
and Martha Emily Hays Morrell, early-day residents of Washington County. Mr. Morrell was a lifelong resident of Jonesboro and a retired barber. He was a memof Jonesboro Presbyterian Church where he served as Advertishig How To Hold FALSE TEETH Securely Do false teeth embarrass you by coming loose when you eat, laugh, A denture adhesive can help. gives dentures a longfirmer, steadier hold.
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Surviving are a brother. Claude. two sisters. Mrs. Sue Smith and Hester Morrell, all of Jonesboro, a nephew, a niece and a grand-nephew and grandniece.
Dillow-Taylor is in charge. MRS. ALBERTINA SHANAHAN Mrs. Albertina Larson Shanahan, 86, 241 E. Main Jonesboro, died at 4:10 p.m.
Sunday following a brief illness. She was a native of Hoboken, a daughter of the late Albert and Freida Thoda Miller. She was a retired telephone operator from Hartford, Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Norman (Lois) Francis, with whom she had made her home for the past 18 months: a son, Gordon S. Larson, Indiana; sister, Mrs.
Evelyn Hansen, Connecticut, a brother, John Miller, Florida; six grandchildren and one great-grandchild, several nieces and nephews. Dillow-Taylor is in charge. CLYDE E. BROYLES Area deaths was teacher of the Men's Suhday- School Class at the time of his death. Survivors include the widow, Mrs.
Alice Fitzgerald Broyles: two sons, Harold. Johnson City. and Clyde Jr. Elizabethton: one daughter. Mrs.
Diek (Gladys) Ellis. Johnson City: one brother. John Limestone; six grandchildren and one nephew. Appalachian is in charge. CLYDE B.
BOLTON Clyde B. Bolton, 82, Rt. 1. Limestone, died at 1:30 a.m. Monday at his residence in Bowmantown community after a short illness.
A native of Greece County. he was a son of the late David and Nancy Bolton, and a retired farmer. Survivors, are E. the Mumpower widow. Bolton; four stepchildren.
Mrs. Frank Malone. Roy, Cody and Landon Mumpower, all of Bristol; two nephews and two nieces. Dillow-Taylor Funeral Home is in charge. MRS.
WHITNEY Mrs. Emma Mae Whitney. 78, 425 W. Locust widow of Walter Whitney. who died in 1941, died early Monday morning in the Jonesboro.
Nursing Home following an extended illness. Mrs. Whitney was a native of Macon County, and had been a resident of Johnson City for the past 47 years. She 'was a daughter of the late. Thomas and Catherine Reece Copas.
She was a member of the Central Baptist Church for the past 47 years and was a retired seamstress with the J. C. Penney Co. Survivors include two daughters, Mary Louise Whitney and Mrs. Sarah (Dolly) W.
Hughes, both of Johnson City; two sons. James and Earl Spartanburg, S.C.; one brother, Edward Copas. four sisters. Mrs. Bessie.
Hoague and Mrs. Elizabeth Almond, both of Bowling Green, Mrs. Christine Belk, Naples, and Mrs. Lois Turner, Fort Myers. four grandchildren, and several nieces and nephews.
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Lillie E. Miller, 83, Perry, formerly of Elizabethton, died in Tallahassee Hospital at 10:45 p.m. Saturday following a lengthy illness. A native of Mitchell County, N. she had lived in Elizabethton for several years before moving to five years ago.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Sam A. Miller, in October 1958. She was a member of East Side Baptist Church, Elizabethton. Survivors include two daughters, Mrs. Dorothy Odell, Flint, and Mrs.
May Mary Tanner, Perry, three sons, Larry, Florence, Robert. Adams found dead on hospital fire escape (P-C Elizabethton Bureau) ELIZABETHTON Millie A. Adams 67, Rt. 1, Butler, was found dead on the third floor fire escape landing in the east wing of Carter County Memorial Hospital, yesterday. Adams, a patient on fourth floor, was admitted Jan.
30 with self-inflicted wounds to the arms and legs. Coroner T. J. Little and David Crockett, assistant attorney ruled no evidence of foul play, but said Adams either jumped or fell to his death. Mr.
Adams was a native of Johnson County, the son of the late Billy and Martha Church Adams, and was a member of the Cobb's Creek Baptist Church. He was a retired employe of Beaunit Fibers. Survivors include the widow, Mrs. Hazel Adams; two sons, Frank of the home, and Billy Joe of Indianapolis, two daughters, Mrs. Jimmy Cress, Gainsville, and Mrs.
Robert Hughes, Hampton; three brothers, Willie, Butler, James, Bristol, and Fred, Kennett Square, three sisters, Mrs. Ethel Lawson, Butler, Mrs. Julia Howard, Baltimore, and Mrs. Stella Loungo, Edgewood, and six grandchildren. Tetrick, Elizabethton, is in charge.
Cincinnati, Ohio, and Fred of Perry. Also surviving are nine grandchildren, and one great-grandchild. The body will be brought to Elizabethton for funeral and burial. Memorial Funeral Chapel is in charge. Group asks restoration of funds NASHVILLE (AP) Funds for human services deleted by President Nixon in his budget should be restored, the board of directors of the National Association of Human Rights workers urged Sunday.
In a resolution passed mously by the board in Nashville, the association also requested a meeting with Nixon and the U.S. Director of Management and Budget to "dis. cuss the ramifications of human service cuts in the budget message." "A policy of robbing Peter to pay Paul by diverting funds to defense will not add to the strength of our country as the President would have us believe," the board said. "But rather it would contribute to the further of our by weakening our most valuable resource the people who make up our society. The board also voted to thank Gov.
Winfield Dunn ofr his planned legislation to cally restore civil rights to persons released from prison. Parsley injured Elizabethton Bureau) ELIZABETHTON Frank Parsley, 517 Elm Erwin, was admitted to Carter County Memorial Hospital yesterday with injuries sustained in an automobile accident. The 15-year-old sustained a fractured kneecap, injuries to the left knee, lacerations to the right arm. He was being transferred to Johnson City Memorial Hospital. The one accident occurred Ion State Line 7AM EST 2 15 73 NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE FORECAST 10 30.24 30.24 30.48 30.48 SEATTLE HIGH (BOSTON MINNEAPOLIS 30.00 NEW YORK 30.12 CHICAGO FREEZING SAN FRANCISCO DENVER LOS ANGELES ATLANTA 3000 DALLASO LOWEST TEMPERATURES NEW ORLEANS MIAMI 32 30.00 -LEGEND RAIN FEE SNOW AIR -50 SHOWERS FLOW 50 UPI WEATHER FOTOCAST Weather forecast Monday night will find rain over the the Mississippi the Valley, Eastern Gulf changing coastal to Northern and mid Pacific showers in while snow and rain will be indi- area.
cated over the mid Plains, most of Clyde E. Broyles. 78, 201 Mountcastle Drive. died at 9:30 p.m. Sunday at Memorial Hospital following a brief illness.
Mr. Broyles was a of Johnson City and a retired farmer. He was the son of the late John A. and Celina Crouch Broyles. At the time of his death, he was the longest attending member of the Harrison Church of Christ.
He had served the church as song leader, builder, deacon, and gives prompt, temporary relief for hours from pain and itching in hemorrhoidal tissues. It also actually helps shrink painful swelling. of such tissues caused by inflammation and infection. There's no other formula like Preparation H. Ointment or Suppositories.) 102 acres sold for $60,000 here A real estate transfer recorded in the register of deeds office, Washington County Courthouse, Jonesboro, showed that Elcer D.
Roberts and wife of Gray community conveyed acres of farm land Dr. Opie Byron Haws Jr. and Mrs. Haws for $60,000 consideration. The property is on Hairetown Road, about a mile from the foot of Stuart's Hill in the 14th Civil District.
Dr. Haws, a Jonesboro dentist, said he has "no plans" for use of the property. The farm contains a 2-story log house, a barn and crib. The Elgin-Marcy Treaty of 1854, the first U.S.-Canadian trade agreement, allowed Americans to fish in Canadian waters. Funeral notices (EDITOR'S NOTE: neral notices tor the at the Johnson City 10 a.m.
and for the 2 p.m. Saturday. Your recorded appreciated.) deeds Deadline for Evening entition Sunday Press-Chronicle edition is cooperation will DILLOW-TAYLOR FUNERAL HOME Jonesboro Mr. Clyde B. Bolton Funeral services for Mr.
Cvlde B. Bolton, age 82, of Route 1, Limestone who died at 1:30 a.m. Monday will be held Tuesday at 2 p.m. from the Mount Bethel Christian Church with Rev. Paul Broyles and the Rev.
Russell I som officiating. Interment will be in the Mount Bethel Cemetery, Pallbearers will be Herman Jenkins, Clarence Chandley, Guy V. Bolton, Herman Llody, Robert Bolton and Guy Bolton. Honorary pallbearers will be Fred Dixon, Clifford Harris, and Walter Ricker, The body will reman al the funeral home where the family will receive friends from 7 to 9 p.m. Monday and be taken to the church 30 minutes prior to the services.
Dillow-Taylor Funeral Home, Jonesboro, is in charge of the arrangements. Mr. Robert Paul Morrell Funeral services -for Robert Paul Morrell, age 83, of 106 Oak Grove Avenue who died at 6:15 a.m. Monday will be Wednesday at 2 p.m. from the chapel of Dillow-Taylor with the Rev.
William Allen officiating. Interment will be in Maple Lawn Cemetery, Pallbearers will be Dr. Opie Haws, Mack Boyer, Don Boyer, Fred Chase, Clarence Chase, Hugh Chase, b.R. Foster and Stephen Fair. The body will remain at the funeral home throughout the services where the family will receive friends from 7 to 9 p.m.
Tuesday. Dillow-Taylor Funeral Home, Jonesboro, is in charge of the arrangements. ERWIN MEMORIAL Miss Arra NorrisFuneral services for Miss Arra Norris, age 45, of Route 1, Unicol, who passed away Sunday at Unicol County Memorial Hospiati will be held Tuesday at 2 p.m. from the Unicol United Methodist Church with Dr. Melvin Faulkner and the Rev.
Raymond Geis: ler officiating. Interment will be in the Jones Cemetery, The family will receive friends Monday evening at the funeral home and any other time at the home of Mrs. Wayne Livingston. Pallbearers will be contacted. Erwin Memorial is in charge of the arrangements.
MORRIS-BAKER FUNERAL HOME Henry H. Gallimore Funeral services for Henrv H. Gallimore, age 76, of Route 3, New Jonesboro Highway, who died Sunday afternoon in the Johnson City Memorial dav Hospital, will be held at 2 p.m, Tuesfrom the Morris-Baker Chanel, with the Rev. Leonard Smith officiating. Interment will he in the Monte Vista Burial Park.
Pallbearers who are requested to be at the chapel at 1:45 p.m. Tuesday will be Roger Parsons, Terry Parsons. Johnny Barnes, Wavne Maxwell, George Phipps and Jack Denny. The body will remain at the funeral home where the family will re. ceive friends from 7 to 9 p.m.
Mon. dav. Morris-Baker Funeral Home. 2001 Oakland Avenue, is In charge of the arrangements. Columnist Lawrence dead at 84.
SARATOGA, Fla. (AP) David Lawrence, 84, founder and editor of U. S. News World Report, died Sunday. His journalism career spanned 60 years and 11 presidential a minis trations.
At one time his column of conservative views La Lawrence David appeared in 300 newspapers across the country. Mr. Lawrence's column has appeared in the Johnson City Press Chronicle's editorial pages for almost 22 years. Lawrence suffered an apparent heart attack a and was dead on arrival at Sarasota Memorial Hospital, a spokesman for the magazine said in Washington. Lawrence began his journalism career at the age of 14, and at one time his columns appeared in 300 newspapers across the country.
His news career spanned 60 years and 11 presidential administrations. A spokesman said funeral arrangements were incomplete. The veteran Washington correspondent pioneered The United States Daily. a newspaper devoted solely to the activities of government. In 1933 the daily was superseded by a weekly.
The United States News, which carried an editorial Lawrence page with his founded "World an international affairs magazine. in 1946 and a year later the two publications were merged. As editor. Lawrence continued writing a weekly editorial which reached more than one million readers. As one of radio's first political commentators.
Lawrence gave a weekly 15-minute broadcast entitled "Our Government" on Sunday night from 1929 to 1933 He was the author of several books. including "'The True Story of Woodrow Wilson." "Beyond the New "The Other Side of Government, "Stumbling into Socialism." "Who Were the Eleven Million." and "Diary of a Washington WOODALL FUNERAL HOME Mr. Rush Alexander McCurray Funeral services for Mr. Rush Alexander McCurray, age 90, of Route 4 Limestone who died at 6:15 p.m. Saturday In the Colonial Hill Nursing Home will be held Tuesday at 2:30 p.m.
from the New Salem Baptist with the Rev. Terry Flowers and the Rev. William will (Buster) Hylton officiating. Interment be in the New Salem Cemetery, Washington County. PallArthur bearers will be Clyde Humphreys, Fox, George James, Lola Bailey.
Humphreys, Flower E. B. Gillis, and Carmon bearers will be friends and neighbors. The family will receive friends at the funeral home from 7 to 9 p.m. Monday, the body will be taken to the church one hour prior to services.
Woodall Funeral Home Is in charge of the arrangements. DILLOW-TAYLOR FUNERAL HOME Jonesboro Mrs. Elza Whitaker Funeral services for Mrs. Elza E. Whitaker, age 86, of Route 6.
Jonesboro will be Tuesday at 2- p.m. from the Chapel of Dillow- Taylor with the Rev, Buford Hankins officiating. Interment will be in Fairview Cemetery. Pallbearers will be Otha Collins, Robert Rhudy, Hollis Ford, D. L.
Har. rison, John Droke and Fred Johnson. The family will receive friends from 7 to Dillow-Taylor 9 p.m. Monday at the chapel. Funeral Home, Jonesboro, In charge of the arrangements.
TETRICK FUNERAL HOME Elizabethton M. A. Adams Funeral services M. A. Adams, age 67, of Route 1, Butler who died Sunday will be 2 p.m.
Wednesday from the Tetrick Funeral Home Chapel. Rev. H. M. Slagle Jr.
and Rev. David Cunningham will officiate. Burial in the family cemetery. Active pallbearers will be friends. The family will receive friends from 7 to 9 p.m.
Tuesday in the chapel of the funeral home where the body will remain. Tetrick Funeral Home, Elizabethton, is in charge of the arrangements. HARTMAN FUNERAL HOME Mrs. Emma Mag Whitney Funeral services for Mrs. Emma Mae Whitney, age 78, of 425 W.
Locust. Street who died early Monday mornIng will. be held at 10 Wednesday from the Hartman Funeral Chapel with Dr. James Canaday officiating. Burial will follow In the Happy Vallay Memorial Park.
Pallbearers who are requested to assemble in the chapel at 9:45 a.m. will be Ivan Dempsey, John H. Moore, Gerald Summers, Frank Knight, 0. L. West, S.
E. McCellan and Lawrence E. Cox. The body will remain In the chapel where the family will be Tuesday evenina from to 9 p.m. Hartman, Funeral Home: Is In charge of the arrangements.
Gallimore dies here from burns Henry H. Gallimore, 76, Rt. 3, New Jonesboro Highway, died in Memorial Hospital at 3 p.m. Sunday as the result of burns sustained earlier this month. Mr.
Gallimore was a retired engineer at the Veterans Administration. Mountain Home, having retired in 1958 after 43 years. He was a native of Asheville, N. a son of the late Mannie and Mattie Potter Gallimore, and a member of the West Walnut Street Church of Christ. Survivors include the widow, Mrs.
Pearl Collins Gallimore; three daughters, Mrs. Ruby Fromberger, Daytona Beach, Mrs. Verna Parsons and Betty Gallimore of the home; five grandchi dren, seven great grandchildren and one niece. Morris-Baker is in charge. JOHNSON CAN 204 W.
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