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THE TENNFSSEAN, Fridoy, 28, 1 973 I Btaflt Notices Batlifbs Paris Bandits Leave Bank With Hostages PARIS (AP) Two gunmen holed up in a Paris bank for 10 hours, then drove off early today with three women hostaees and I I i -1 I if I A pkoto Af Wiraphots Spring Almost Sprung With clouds moving to the eost of the state, Nashville will enjoy partly cloudy skies and cool temperotures Nashville's Temperatures $240,000 in ransom money in a car provided by police. Their destination was unknown, but the gunmen had earlier demanded that a plane be made ready at Orly airport. A THIRD robber and a bank teller were killed in a shootout with police yesterday afternoon at the outset of the siege. The two gunmen freed two male hostages when they left the bank and drove away in an Alfa Romeo sedan loaned to police by a local resident after they, turned down a Renault car offered them by authorities. Onlookers crowded behind police lines several hundred yards from the bank and shouted "Hang them!" as the bandits drove off.

SHORTLY BEFORE the gunmen left, police had delivered a sack apparently containing the ransom money to the bank door. The gunmen also demanded a car, a sawed-off shotgun, and a plane. At one point they threatened to shoot one of thier hostages every 30 minutes if their demands weren't met. Don't Miss A Single Issue of the Tennessean. Call 254-5661 tor ALL subscriber services.

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Samuel Gaddis Heart victim Samuel Gaddis Dies; Rites Slated Today Samuel Gaddis, 67, of 103 South 13th manager of Main Street Liquor Store, died yesterday at his home of heart failure. Services will be at 11 a.m. today at Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church. Burial will be in Woodlawn Cemetery. The body is at Marshall-Donnelly Combs Funeral Home.

Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Calliope Doussa Gaddis, Nashville; two daughters, Mrs. Despina Strong, Richton Park, and Mrs. Marie Patterson, Peoria, two sons, James T. and Samuel Dan Gaddis, Nashville; four sisters, Mrs.

Martha Bonds and Mrs. Georgia Tom-lin, Nashville, Mrs. Helen Silverman, Liberty, N.Y., and Mrs. Edna Hicks, Pittsburgh; three brothers, Horace, William and James Gaddis, Nashville, and eight 2712 T26I8 Tl21 if NOLENSVILLERD. GALLATIN RD.

EIGHTH AVE. NO. 1) It sure makes sense to shop at )) OPEN DAILY 10-9; SUNDAY 1-6 i 1I avto -on MISM'S SEMES! 29 MORGAN. Mrs. Mary Ann Brown-Of 705 28th Ave.

N. Feb. 25, 1975 at a local infirmary. Survivors include husband, Mr. George Morgan; devoted parents, Mr.

Mrs. Jeff Brown; sisters, Mesdames Rebecca Williams, Dorothy J. Sloss; brother, Mr. Jeff Brown, aunts, Mesdames Mary L. Kelly, Alberta Amos, and Blanche Cliff; devoted aunts- in-law, Mesdames Emma and Lula Scruggs; uncles, Messers, Kemp, John E.

Scruggs; uncles-in-Iaw, Messers Joseph Amos, and Edwin Cliff; host of devoted nieces and nephews, and cousins; other relatives and friends; dear friends, Mr. Mrs. Aaron Taylor, Mesdames Lovie Huddleson, Barbara Lar-kins, Patricia Johnson, Etta Ray, Misses Jimmie M. Richardson, and Mary Coleman. Visitation with the family Friday, Feb.

28, 1975, 7-8 P.M. at Schrader Ln. Church of Christ, 1234 Schrader Ln. Funeral services will follow immediatly with Bro. David Jones, Jr.

officiating. Honorary pallbeares: Elders and Deacons of Schader Ln- Church of Christ. Active pallbeares: Nephews and Cousins. Flowerbeares: Nieces and Cousins. Interment Companion Garden- Greenwood Cemetery, Saturday, March 1, 1975 at 12 noon.

DAVIS-CAMPBELL-MCCLAIN Morticians. 329-9700. Pegram, Tenn. GARRISON. Mr.

James WesleyTuesday evening, February 25, 1975. Father of the late, Mrs. Lotha Hiebert. Survived by wife, Mrs. Paulina Williams Garrison, Pegram, Rt.

1 daughter, Mrs. Marjorie Lucas, Bowie, Maryland; 1 son, B. J. Garrison, Pegram, Rt. 1 sister, Mrs.

Nanie Davis, Tell City, 11 grandchildren; 2 great grandchildren. Remains are at the Chapel of Pettus-Owen Wood, 4.506 Charlotte Avenue where funeral services will be conducted Friday afternoon, February 28th at 2:00 o'clock. Roy Brock, Minister. Active pallbearers: Billy Stevens, Arthur Stevens, John Hayes, Jerry Stevens, Bill Wiser and Jerry Rrown. Interment Harpeth Hills Memorial Gardens, Highway 100.

PETTUS-OWEN WOOD, 292-3392 VECCHIONE. Mrs. Louise Jarvis Whiteside Widow of the late L.C. Vecchione. Of 503 New Brick Church Goodlettsville.

Wednesday afternoon, Feb. 26, 1975 at Nashville Memorial Hospital. Survived by step-mother, Mrs. H.M. Jarvis, Nashville; sister, Mrs.

H.M. Williams, Savanah, step-son, Lee Jarvis Vecchione, Goodlettsville; step-grandson, William Lee Vecchione, Nashville; nephews, E. Williams. H. Jarvis Williams, both of Savanah, and Herbert Hughes, Newark, N.J.: niece, Mrs.

Al Sipe, OAk Ridge, ousin, Mrs. L.B. Baltera, Madison. Remains are at the Cole Garrett Funeral HOME, Goodlettsville where services will be conducted Friday afternoon, Feb. 28, 1975 at 2:00 by Rev.

Marice Moore. Active pallbeares: Jim King, T.F. Brooks, Will Peay, John McCord, W.C. Moncrief, Jr.Bill Bozeman, J.E. Smith, Odie Galbreath, Leslie Stale, and Hoy Garrett.

Interment Spring Hill Cemetery. COLE GARRETT FUNERAL DIRECTORS, Goodlctts-ville. GADDIS, Samuel Thursday morning, February 27, 1975 at a local infirmary. Survived by wife, Mrs. Calliope Doussa Gaddis; daughters, Mrs.

Despina Strong, Rich-ton Park, III. and Mrs. Marie Patterson, Peoria, sons, James T. Gaddis and Samuel Dan Gaddis, both of Nashville; sisters, Mrs. Martha Bonds, Mrs.

Georgia Tomlin, both of Nashville, Mrs. Helen Silverman, Liberty, N.Y. and Mrs. Edna Hicks, Pittsburg, brothers, Horace, William and James Gaddis. all of Nashville; 8 grandchildren.

Remains are at Marshall-Donnelly Combs, 201 25th Avenue, North leaving at 10:30 AM, Saturday for the Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church, 208 6th Avenue, South where funeral services will be held at 11:00 AM conducted by Father John Sfikas. Pallbearers: HonoraryThe Board of Directors of the Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church, Reynolds Bubis, Dr. Milton Grossman, Dr. Kenneth Jacobs, Thomas G. Tellas, George Changas, Frank Doussa, Kenneth W.

Strong, W. T. Rushford. Barry Zeitlan, Rodney Weise, Nashville Wholeale Liquor Distributors, Robert Bubis, Jesse Clark, Kenneth Reasonover, Members of the Metropolitan Police Depart-ment. Active Frank Gaddis, George T.

Tellas, Vic Bellos, George Gianikas, George Anton, Gus Bellos, John Seiner and Horace Gaddis, Jr. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church, 208 6th Avenue, South. Interment Wood-lawn Cemetery. MARSHALL DONNELLY GARRETT, Henry Chatfa nooga, Tenn. Feb.

25, 1975. Survivors inlude wife, Mrs. Bertha Garrett; daughters, Mrs. Iona Corley, Nashville and Mrs. Etta Bledsoe, Chattanooga; son, Ruben Garrett; son-in-law, Sylvester Corley, Nashville.

The funeral will be held Friday at 12 noon. Send communications to Franklin-Strickland F.H. 812 Central Ave. Chattanooga, Tenn. Courtesy of J.W.

ADK1NS FUNERAL Home. Franklin, Tenn. JACKSON. John Robert (Dick) Age 69 years. February 26.

1975. Survived by wife. Mrs. Elise Childress Jackson: daughters. Mrs.

Myrtle Beatrice Bruce, both of Franklin, Mrs. Elizabeth Ann Moore. College Grove: son. Charles Robert Jackson. Franklin: sisters.

Mrs. Lizzie Mai Tomlin. Miss Vassie Jackson, both of Franklin, Mrs. Pearl Gibson, Una. brothers.

Sam Jackson. Franklin, Joe Jackson. College Grove; 17 grandchildren: 5 great grandchildren. Remains are at Franklin Memorial Chapel where services will be conducted 2:00 o'clock Friday afternoon. Milton Lillard officiating.

Interment Ml. Hope Cemetery. Nephews will serve as pallbearers. FRANKLIN ME-MORIAL CHAPEL. 794 1512 Hartsville, Tenn.

SHOULDERS, Benton (JarkV-Thursday morning, February 27, 1975 at Vanderbilt Hospital. Age 74 years. Survived by wife, Mrs. Evelyn Shoulders; 1 son, T. W.

Shoulders, Hendersonvillc; 2 daughters, Mrs. Kendall Vance, Rt. 2, Westmoreland and Mrs. Harold Gene Cothron, Hartsville; 10 grandchildren; 3 great grandchildren; 2 brothers, Willie Shoulders, Hartsville and Carl Shoulders, Louisville, 3 sisters, Mrs. Mollie Gillhan, Gallatin, Mrs.

Fannie Gillhan, Hartsville and Mrs. Minnie Lee Carman, Louisville, Ky. Remains are at Anthony Funeral Home where services will be held 11:00 AM, Saturday, March 1st. Interment in the Hartsville Memorial Gardens. ANTHONY FUNERAL HOME, 374-374-2280 EASLEY.

Mrs. Hattie-Tues-day, February 25. 1975 at a local hospital. Survived by daughters, MesdamesGloria. Jordan, Janice Thompson and Patsy Easley; sons, Mr.

James Easley and Mr. Jackie Easley: brothers. James and Leon Donloe; daughters- in-law, Mesdames Ora and Pamela Easley; devoted sister-in-law, Willie Donloe; 6 grandchildren; 2 nieces; devoted friend, Mrs. Ernestine Kelly; other relatives and friends. Family visitation Friday evening from 8:00 until 10:00 PM at the Protective Funeral Home.

707 Monroe Street. Funeral services Saturday morning at 9:30 AM at the Holy Name Catholic Church, 521 Woodland Street. Father Joseph B. Tarpy will officiate. Pallbearers selected from friends.

Interment Greenwood Cemetery. PROTECTIVE FUNERAL SERVICE. MissM. (Weods) Jones, Manager. Thomas Reed, Director Hartsville, Tenn.

CLAYBORNE. Horton. Tuesday morning, February 25, 1975 at Hartsville General Hospital. Survived by 4 daughters, Mrs. Elizabeth Johnson, Miss Virginia Clay-borne, Mrs.

Katherine Ford and Mrs. Barbara Jean Hogan; 4 sons, Mr. Horton Clayborne, Castillian Springs, Mr. Horace Clay-borne, Mr. Bervard Clay-borne and Mr.

Johnny Lee Clayborne; 12 grandchildren; 6 great grandsons; 7 great granddaughters; 16 great grandsons, nieces and nephews; a devoted cousin, Mrs. Bertha Robinson; 1 daughter-in-law; 3 sons-in-law; 4 sisters-in-law; 1 brother-in-law; a number of relatives and friends. The family will receive friends February 28th from 8 00 until 10:00 PM at the Carr Heliums Funeral Chapel. Funeral services 1:00 PM, Saturday, March 1st at St. John's Baptist Church by the Pastor, Rev.

C. D. Powell and Bro. Grover Sullivan. Pallbearers: Grandsons.

Flowerbearers: Granddaughters. Interment I lager Cemetery. CARR HELLUMS FUNERAL HOME, 374-3124 Fairview, Tenn. MAVGRUM, Mrs. Dora Hud-gins Age 84 years.

February 27, 1975. Survived by sons, Willie Hudgins, Nashville, Marvin L. Hudgins, Joseph Wesley Hudgins, both of Fairview; 26 grandchildren; 70 great grandchildren; 10 great, great grandchildren; sisters, Mrs. Myrtle Hug-gins, Lindsey, Mrs. Dollie Deal, Fairview, Mrs.

Bertie Ilollaway, Mrs. Cora Owens, both of Nashville, Mrs. Esther Lee Mcintosh, Ft. Lauderdale, Mrs. Viola Mangrum, Fuu view; brother, Priestley Jones, Nashville.

Remains are at Franklin Memorial Chapel where services will le conducted 1 00 o'clock, Saturday afternoon. Herbert A. Robinson, Leonard and Clifford Owens officiating. Interment Hudgins Cemetery. Nephews will serve as pallbearers.

FRANKLIN MEMORIAL CHAPEL. 794 1512 MrEwen, Tenn. LONG. Mrs. Ida Elizabeth-Age 89.

At 9:30 A.M. Tuesday, Feb. 26, 1975 in Madison Hospital. Survived by 4 daughters, Mrs. Azelle Dot-son, Christine Stuart, both of McEwen, Mrs.

Stella Albert, Nashville, Mrs. Dessie Hardeman, Hendcr-sonville; 1 son, Floyd Long, McEwen; 12 grandchildren, 9 great grandchildren. The remains are at Buckner Funeral Home. Service will be 2:00 P.M. Friday, Feb.

28, 1975 from McEwen Church of Christ conducted by Charles Hamm. Interment Long Cemetery. Arrangements by BUCKNER FUNERAL HOME, McEwen, Tenn. BUTLER. Mrs.

Annie Bell-Age 78 years. Of 1141 Horton St. Monday, Feb. 24, 1975 at Rutherford Hospital in Mur-f reeboro. She is survived by 2 daughters, Mrs.

Elizabeth Lee, Nashville and Mrs. Alice Pettus, Detroit, Mich; 1 son, Mr. James L. Butler, Murfreeboro; Oscar P. Butler, 11 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren.

The body will lie in state at Scales Sons Funeral Home in Murfrees-boro Friday from 4:00 till then will be conveyed to the New Hope Baptist Church in Nashville and will lie in state from 7:00 till 8:00 P.M. when funeral services will be conducted by Rev. James C. Turner. The Spence Jackson Temple No.

763, Daughters of Elks Mollie E. Coucil will conduct memorial service. Interment Benevolent Cemetery, Sat. morning at 11:00 A.M. in Murfreesboro.

H. PRESTON SCALES SONS, Funeral Directors in charge of arrangements, Murfreesboro. 893-1313. HUDGINS. Earl 71 years.

Of Tinnin Road, Good-lettsville. Wednesday afternoon, February 26. 1975 at, Nashville Memorial Hospital. Survived by wife, Mrs. Lucille Hussey Hudgins, Goodlettsville; daughters, Mrs.

Robert Lassiter, Greenbrier and Mrs. David E. Finch. Merrill Island, Fla. 4 grandchildren sister, Mrs.

C. P. Shaw, Nashville. TheremainsareattheColeA Garrett Funeral Home. Goodlettsville where services will be conducted Friday morning, February 28th at 10:00 o'clock by Rev.

Ed Pugh. Friends will serve as pallbearers. Interment Spring Hill Cemetery. COLE GARRETT FUNERAL DIRECTORS, Goodlettsville HOLLAND. Mrs.

Pearl SextonWidow of Chester B. Holland. Wednesday morning, February 26, 1975 at a local infirmary. Survived by daughter, Mrs. John Bennett, Nashville; granddaughter, Mrs.

Richard Byrd, West Palm Beach, great grandchildren, Laura, Sally, Cliff ad Eddie Byrd; sisters, Mrs. Naomi Gary, Mrs. Marie Croley; brother, William Sexton; sister-in-law, Mrs. Margaret Holland. Remains are at the Eastland Chapel, 904 Gallatin Road where services will be conducted Friday morning at 10:00 o'clock, the Rev.

Richard Allison officiating. Interment Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Honorary pallbearers: Dr. Russell D.

Ward, Jack Lawrence, Eli Bennett, Harry Haffner, Jack Haffner, II. Carlton Lowery, Joe Hooper, Sans Cera Sunday School Class of the East End United Methodist Church and Odd Fellows and Rebakahs of Nashville. Active pallbearers: Burney Tucker, Walter Sexton, Joe L. Newbern, Charles Bracey, Charles Gary, Ben Gary, Roy Gary and H. I.

Holt. Harmony Rebakahs Lodge will conduct Memorial Services, Thursday evening at the fu-neral home. ROESCH PATTON DORRIS 4 CHARLTON, Eastland Chapel, 904 Gallatin Road, 227-4424 Franklin, Tenn. VAUGHN, Alex Gooch-Age 69 years. February 26, 1975.

Survived by wife, Mrs. Sophronia M. Vaughn, Franklin; daughters, Mrs. Christine Reed, Mrs. Gladys Hulan, Mrs.

Betty Duncan, all of Nashville, Mrs. Dorothy Newcomb, Mrs. Mary Whidby, both of Franklin; sons, James, George, Jackie, Raymond, Bobby and Richard Vaughn, ail of Franklin; 30 grandchildren; 3 greatgrandchildren; sisters, Mrs. Annie Garner, Mrs. Lena Horton, both of Sheffield, brothers, Newt Vaughn, Sheffield, Jesse Vaughn, Franklin.

Remains are at Franklin Memorial Chapel where services will be conducted 4:00 o'clock, Thursday afternoon. Rev. Virgil Peters and Rev. Joe Franklin officiating. Interment Williamson Memorial Gardens.

Honorary pall-Jbearcrs: Alfred Fiveash, George Cottrell. Clebert Lewis, T. II. Newcomb, William Sweeney, Joe Pinker-ton, Robert Moore, Allen Browne, J. C.

Anderson, Gerald Pratt, A. B. Church, Fleming Marlin, Preston Yates. Active pallbearers: Steve Newcomb, Michael Vaughn, Tony Vaughn, Jack Vaughn, Wayne Whidby, Kenny Ray Vaughn, Wilson Heed. FRANKLIN MEMO-RIAL CHAPEL, 794 1512 DICKEY.

Mrs. Florae Bass-Tuesday, Feb. 25, 1975, infirmary in Jackson, Tenn. Survivors include daughter, Mrs. Fransis Crossland; sons, Messers, Robert, Leonard, and Rufus Dickey; 6 grandchildren; daughters-in-law, Mesdames Fannie, Vera l-oe, Mary H.

Dickey; son-in-law, Mr. Jack Cross-land; other relatives and friends. The body will lie in state at Stevens and Shaw Funeral Home, 807 N. Hayes Jackson, Tenn. Friday, Feb.

28, 1975 until time of funeral service Saturday, March 1, 1975 at 1:00 P.M. at Trices Chapel Methodist Church. Interment Trices Cemetery. Communications may be sent to the above funeral home. DAVIS-CAMPBELL-MCCLAIN MORTICIANS.

329-9700. Gross. CoIIatte 1 year old, Suddenly Wednesday morning, Feb. 26, 1975.Survived by mother, Mrs. Brenda Gross; father, Thurman Gross; paternal grandparents, Mrs.

Lillian Curly and Earl Curly; maternal grandparents, Mrs. Martha Lee and William Loe; aunts, Mrs. Carolyn Phelps, Mrs. Evelyn Wright; great aunts, Mrs. Gaynell Lampkins, Mrs.

Pauline Lee and Mrs. Lorraine Smith; 8uncles; 3great uncles; other relatives and friends. Funeral service will be held Saturday, March 1, 1975 at 1 :00 P.M. from the Greater Christ Temple, 2400 10th Ave. South.

Elder WAV. Harris officiating. Interment Greenwood Cemetery. WILLIAM GUNTER AND SONS, INC. Funeral direc- tors.

WILLIAMS, Richard Gor-dan Rt. 1, Goodlettsville, Tenn. Thursday afternoon, Feb. 27, 1975. Survived by wife, Mrs.

Alma Birdwell Williams; sons, Joseph Richard Williams, Gordan Bran-non Williams; daughters, Mrs. Alvona Glee Solomon, Mrs. Jeanette W. Howse, Mrs. Brenda W.

Fusco; brothers, Jesse C. Williams, James Williams, Fredrick C. Williams; sister, Mrs. Joyce Sanders, Mrs. Lanwood Burskey; 7 grandchildren.

Remains rest at the funeral home of Phillips Robinson Co. where funeral services will be conducted Saturday at 2:00 P.M. William Q. Williamson, minister, will officiate. Active pallbeares: Sa lesmen of Beamon Pontiac Co.

Interment Forrest Lawn Cemetery. PHILLIPS ROBINSON Directors. LEWIS. Baby Gina-Thurs dayFeb.27, 1975. Survived by parents, Robert H.

Helen M.Lewis; brothers, Eric Deric D. Lewis; maternal grandparents, Mr. Mrs. Charles McKeaver; paternal grandmother, Mrs. Robert H.

Lewis, great grand-mothers, Mrs. Janie McKeaver. Detroit, Mich and Mrs. Maggie Burney, Richmond, 14 uncles; Haunts; several cousins and many friends. Visitation with the family (this) Saturday, March 1, at the Atena Chapei from 11 A.M.

until funeral time 12 noon. Brother Robert P. Burkett officiating, nter-ment Greenwood Cemetery. JOHNSONS HOUSE OF ATENA. WALLER.

Raby Rondrique (PoPo Suddenly Wednesday, Feb. 2fi, 1975. Survived by parents, Ronald Denise Waller; brother, Marquise Waller; grandparents, Walter Ojarehia Owens, John Shirley Page; great grandparents, Sanford Janie Sawyers, Nannie Reed, and Elizabeth Osborne; 3 uncles; 1 aunt; 4 great uncles; 4 great aunts; numerous cousins and friends. Visitation with the family (this) Friday from 7 to 8 P.M. at the Atena Chapel.

Funeral to follow immediatly after. Rev. J.T. Teasley will officiate. Interment Saturday morning 11 AM.

Greenwood Cemetery. JOHNSONS HOUSE OF ATENA. HAMILTON, Mr. James Wednesday, Feb. 26, 1975 at his residence 1807 State St.

Survived by 4 children, Marlin, Roger, Lorenzo, James H. Hamilton Jr. step-children, Jimmy Lee, Lorene and Charlene; dear friends, Mrs. Nannie Boy-land, Mrs. Lena Woodard, and Mrs.

Maude Johnson; other relatives and friends. Visittation with the family in thechapel of Holmes Funeral Home Friday, Feb. 28. 1975 from 8 to 10 P.M. Funeral services Saturday, March 1, 1975 at the above chapel at 1 P.M.

conducted by Rev. W.T. Brooks. Pallbeares and flowerbeares selected from friends. Interment Green-j wood Cemetery.

HOLMES FUNERAL HOME, ini charge, 1408 Jo-Johnston Ave. WEBB. Walter 84 years. Thursday, Feb. 27, 1975 at a local infirmary.

Survived by wife, Mrs. Ida Gertrude Traylor Webb; son, William Curtis Webb, Memphis, several nieces and nephews. Remains are at the Buena Vista Funeral Home, Clarksville Highway. Complete arrangements announced later. RATTEN MARTIN, DIRECTORS.

254 7511. Yesterday's high 53 at 3:30 p.m. Low 36 at 8 a.m. Mean 45. Normal 44.

Sunset today at 6:40 p.m. Sunrise tomorrow at 7:18 a.m. Highest 78 in 1918. Lowest 11 in 1888. Highest last year 57.

PRECIPITATION For the day ending at 11 p.m. 0. Total this month 5.19 excess .90. Total this year 9.86; excess .83. BAROMETER at 11 p.m.

30.04. steady. HUMIDITY at 11 p.m. 67. VISIBILITY Excellent.

116101 OI66DS Lung Cancer Mars Holiday HONOLULU (UPI) -Heidi Biggs, who came to Hawaii with visions of swimming in the surf, slept quietly under heavy sedation in her room overlooking Waiki-ki Beach yesterday, with the deadly cancer making inroads into her lung. A spokesman for the Hawaiian Regent hotel said despite the child's inability to enjoy all the activities that were planned for her "dream vacation," Heidi did not complain. HER MOTHER, Lucille Hillman, and stepfather Randy Hillman, maintained a 24-hour vigil by the bedside of the little girl from Belleville, 111. The Hillmans have given up hope that Heidi can enjoy any more outside activities during the final days of the vacation, although she had yearned to go horseback rid ing again and take a tour of the nearby islands. Heidi, who weighs only 54 pounds and has been unable to eat for days, was carried to a lounge in the hotel Wed-neday night to listen to some Hawaiian music.

But the next morning Mrs. Hillman said Heidi was not any better. "HEIDI'S STILL managing to breathe on her own," she said, "as long as God wills it." Heidi, trying to make the most of her brief periods awake, managed to speak on the phone to a hotel employee she has become fond of during her stay. "I feel a little better," Heidi said weakly into the phone. She expressed the hope that she rwould be able to leave her room before the vacation ends tomorrow.

sttf las Alexandra. Tenn. HOPKINS. Clyde-Age 69 years. Of Alexanderia.

Tenn. passed away Wednesday afternoon. February 26, 1975 of a heart attack. Survived by wife. Drucie Willoughby Hopkins; I brother.

Sam Hopkins. Lebanon. The body is at Anderson Funeral Home in Alexanderia. Funeral Friday at 2:00 PM at the First Baptist Church conducted by Rev. M.

M. Youngblood, Jim Owens and J. H. Smothers. Interment Hill View Memo-rial in Alexandria.

ANDERSON FUNERAL HOME in charge Greenbrier. Trnn. WILLIAMS. John Thomas-Age 81 years. Died at Madison Hospital February 2fi.

1975. He is survived by his wife. Mrs. Callie Gibson Williams. Greenbrier; 2 sons.

Amos Williams. Nashville and Jewell Williams. Greenbrier: 4 daughters. Mrs. W.

D. (Lois) Watts. Greenbrier. Mrs. Dottie Wilson.

Springfield. Mrs. Robert (Lucille) Abcrnathy. Hendersonvillc and Mrs. Edmond (Audrey) Anderson.

Nashville: I brother. Roger Williams. Nashville; 3 sisters. Mrs. Susie Krisle.

Mrs. Beatrice Ellis, both of Springfield and Mrs. Lillian Crain. Greenbrier; 15 grandchildren; 7 great grandchildren. Remains are at the Associated Chapel in Greenbrier where services will be held nrtay.

February 28lhat 2:00 PM by Rev. D. Plank and Rev Rob Carroll. Interment in the Greenbrier Cemetery. Grandsons will serve as pallbearers.

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