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ISO cmhAr 73, IPSO Ward Keathly McAdams Services TomQITQV B.E. McGehee Bcntlj inters 3ratl)i2ctttrs iDcatlj ftitt Dies in Auto Accident LAWRENCEBURG, Tenn. Ward Keathly McAdams, 16, a junior at Lawrence County High School, died early yesterday from injuries received when his car crashed during a high-speed chase by police. Lt. Harbart Newton reportedly began pursuing the McAdams' 1975 Ford LTD after observing the vehicle speeding late Friday night.

The chase al legedly began inside the city limits and ended eight miles west of town on U.S. 64 when the teen-ager's car struck a telephone pole and he was thrown from the vehicle. He died a short time later in Crockett General Hospital. A Police Department spokeswoman declined comment on the accident. Newton could not be reached for comment.

Funeral services will be at 1:30 p.m. today at New Prospect United Methodist Church. Burial will be in Shaw Cemetery. The body is at North Funeral Home. Survivors include his parents, Jamef and Nelta Campbell McAdams; a brother, Scott McAdams, and grandparents, Mr.

and Mrs. L.G. McAdams and Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Campbell, al'.

of Lawrenceburg. Similar Knife Used in 4 Murders in Manhattan For Regents Exec Dr. Milton Phillips Services for Dr. Milton Wesley Phillips 55, assistant vice chancellor of academic affairs for the State Board of Regents, will be at 3:45 p.m. tomorrow at Memphis Funeral Home in Memphis.

Burial will be in Memorial Park, Memphis. Phillips, of Hermitage, died Friday at his home, after an apparent heart attack. A NATIVE of Paragould, Phillips received his bachelor's and master's degrees in education from Memphis State University, and his doctorate from the University of Tennessee. He taught at Treadwell High School in Memphis, the State Technical Institute at Memphis and Memphis State University before taking his position with the Board of Regents in 1974. Before pursuing his education, Phillips worked for International Harvester as a sales representative and was promoted to district manager.

HE WAS also a veteran of World War II, serving as a gunner in the Army Air Corps, where he received the Purple Heart and the Air Medal. Survivors include a Miss Nancy Jane Phillips; a son, Dan Milton Phillips, both of Memphis, and -four sisters, Mrs. Brown Russell and Mrs. DeWayne Dickey, both of Memphis, Mrs. Gordon Stamper, Birmingham, and Mrs.

Dick Culbreath. Dyers-burg, Tenn. Knife-Wielding Man Robs Beer From Gas Station A man, holding gas station employees at bay with switchblade, robbed the Tenneco station-at 701 First Ave. N. at 8 p.m.

yesterday of a case of Wiedemann beer. Kelly Eddins, an employee of the service station, antagonized the man when he tried to break up a fight between the robber and a customer he had hit on the head with a -plastic container "I hit him with a club, but he chased me to the back of the store with a switchblade," Eddins said. "Then he started smarting off to my assistant and said, 'This is the way I'm going to get back at you there's nothing you can do about Eddins said the robber then calmly walked out of the station. He put the value of the purloined beer at $10.68 plus tax and estimated the thief's age to be in the late 20s. NEW YORK (AP) Four men slain in midtown Manhattan on the same day last week all were stabbed with a stiletto-like knife, police say.

The same type knife was also involved in the woundings of two other men in the Monday stabbing spree, police said Thursday. The findings were based on tests by the medical examiner, police said. All the victims were black except one, who was a dark-skinned Hispanic. Witnesses say the assailant was a muscular white man about 5-foot-7, with close-cropped hair and wire-framed glasses. China Considering California As Site for Distribution Center OAKLAND, Calif.

(AP) The People's Republic of China is considering construction of a three-story distribution center here to help it sell goods on the American market. The trade center, if built, would be located within a 13-acre, federally sanctioned "free trade zone" where foreign goods can be processed duty-free. Mrs. Lora Smothermon LEXINGTON.Ky. Mrs.

Lora Estelle Dorris Smothermon, 84, widow of Wilbur Chapman Stnotherman, died yesterday in Mayfair Manor in Lexington. Services will be at 10 a.m. tomorrow at Christ Church Episcopal. Burial will be in Lexington Cemetery. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs.

Henry Couzens, Lexington; a brother W. G. Dorris, Naples, and three grandchildren. FAYETTEVILLE, Tenn. Services for Benjamin Ellis McGehee, 86, a retired farmer or the Flintville community, will be at 2 p.m.

today at Flintville Baptist Church. Burial will be in Pleas ant Hill Cemetery. The body will be at Gallant Funeral Home until time for services. McGehee died Friday in Lincoln County Hospital. Survivors include his wife, Mrs.

Annie Williams McGehee; two daughters, Mrs. Lucille Jenkins, Red Boiling Springs, and Mrs. Nell Shubert, New Market, four sons, Clos-ton, Fairview, Bill, Nashville, Ed, Flintville, and Ben McGehee, Louisville; three sisters, Mrs. Ora Williams, Mrs. Georgie Scroggins and Mrs.

Wilma Kennedy, all of Bakersfield, two brothers, Gilbert, New Market, and the Rev. Jerry McGehee, Madison County, 21 grandchildren, and 29 greatgrandchildren. Marie Thickstun TULLAHOMA Ser vices lor Mrs. Marie Denham Thickstun, 80, of Tullahoma, will be at 2 p.m. today at First Baptist Church here.

Burial will be in Maplewood Cemetery. The body will be at Daves-Culbertson Funer al Home until time for services. Mrs. Thickstun died Friday in Queen City Infirmary. Survivors include her husband, William A.

Thickstun a son, William A. Thickstun Los Angeles, and a brother, Thomas C. Denham, Jackson, Miss. Maggie Storey FAYETTEVILLE, Tenn. Services for Mrs.

Maggie Ellen Stewart Storev. 73. of Dellrose, will be at 1 D.m. today at Higgins Funeral Home. Burial will be in Shiloh Cemetery.

Mrs. Storev died Thursday in Baptist Hos pital, Montgomery. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Jacqueline Poteat, Montgom ery; a sister, Mrs. Thel-ma Love, Stockton, a brother, John Ralph Stewart, San Diego; three grandchildren, and two great-grandchildren.

Mrs. Templeton Services for Mrs. Cal vin McCullough Temple-ton, 83, of 713 Florence Circle, Madison, will be at 2:30 p.m. today at Higgins Funeral Home, Fay-etteville, Tenn. Burial will be in Pros perity Cemetery.

Mrs. Templeton, a na tive of Fayetteville, died riday in Baptist Hospital, Nashville. Survivors include a grandson. Audie H. Huffman SUMMERTOWN, Tenn.

Services for Audie H. Huffman, 76, a retired TVA employee, will be at 2:30 p.m. today at North Funeral Home, Lawrenceburg, Tenn. Burial will be in Lawrence County Memorial Gardens. He died F'riday in Park View Hospital, Nashville.

Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Myrtle Hay-good Huffman; two daughters, Mrs. Jean Thomoson, Mount Pleasant, and Mrs. Flora Mae Holloway, Sutnmertown; two brothers, Carl, Iuka, and Glenford Huffman, Memphis; two half brothers, Dempsey and Preston Cagle, Iuka; four sisters, Mrs. Edna Murphy, Indiana, and Mrs.

Hazel Holt, Mrs. Lois Clinglon and Miss Gladys Cagle, Iuka; 12 grandchildren, and 16 great-grandchildren. SeatljJSotttts; SMITH, Monroe, Jr. (Sonny Monroe) Thursday, December 25, 1980. Survived by devoted mother, Mrs.

Cynthia Smith; devoted sisters, Mrs. Mattie Sue Guyton and Mrs. Jo Ann Smith; devoted brothers, Feete Edward Smith and Bobby Hayes; devoted son, Alphonso Webster, devoted daughter, Aretha Ann Webster; two nieces; one nephew; five aunts; three uncles; one great uncle; three devoted friends, Arthur Mitchell, Betty Roger and Beverly Johnson; a host of cousins and friends. Visitation Monday December 29, at Abbysinnia Baptist Chuch, 1810 12th; Avenue North, from 7 to 8i p.m. Funeral service to follow.

Interment Tuesday, December 30, 11 a.m., Sand Hill Cemetery, Smyrna, Tn. JOHNSONS HOUSE OF ATENA Directors. 254-3472 WARD, Gus-Age 46 years. Friday afternoon, December 26, 1980, at a local infirmary. Survived by father, Andrew J.

Ward, Gallatin; brothers, Andrew J. (Shine) Ward, Mt. Juliet, Elvin J. Ward, Jerry Ward, Nashville. Remains are at the Buena Vista Funeral Home, Inc.

Graveside service Monday at 12 o'clock noon, conducted by Rev. William Alexander. Active Pallbearers will be friends. Inter-ment Woodlawn Cemetery. BRATTEN MARTIN Directors.

254-7511 Franklin, Tn. MCARTHUR, Mrs. Rober ta Mae Age 88, December 23, 1980. She is sur vived by two daughters, Miss Virginia A. McArthur, Mrs.

Domin-ick Aluise; one son, William M. McArthur, all of Franklin; three grand sons. Remains are at Franklin Memorial Cha pel, where services will be conducted, 12:30, Monday, December 29, 1980, Rev. James Reed Cox officiating. Inter ment National Ceme tery.

PALLBEARERS: John D. Aluise, Phillip G. Aluise, Christopher Aluise, Robert W. McArthur, William A. McArthur, Thomas Earl McArthur.

FRANKLIN MEMORIAL CHAPEL. 794-1512 Franklin, Tn. WHIDBY, Jordan Jr. Age 53. December 27, 1980.

Survived by wife, Mrs. Virginia Whidby, Franklin; daughters, Willie Elise (Trixie) Sullivan, Frank lin, Mrs. Dorothy Eliza-beth Newcome, Frank lin, Miss Virginia Ann (Jenie) Whidby, Frank lin, Miss Jamie Kathleen Whidby, Franklin; son Jud Whidby, Franklin mother, Mrs. Willie Mae Whidby, Franklin; sisters, Mrs. Inez Kawalski Nashville, Mrs.

Adene Lillard, Franklin, Mrs Nancy Ethridge, Nash ville, Mrs. Ann Garrett Nashville, Mrs. Mary Jane Bruce, I rankhn brothers, Arthur Whidby, Franklin James T. (Tom) Whidby Franklin, William (Tiger) Whidby, Frank lin, Sgt. Harry Glenn Whidby, Dover, De.

Re mains are at Franklin Memorial Chapel, where services will be conduct ed 10 a.m., Monday, De cember 29, 1980, Milton Lillard, Wiliam York Herbert A Robinson offi ciating. Interment Gar rison Cemetery. HON A PALLBEARERS: Dar rell Waltrip, Charlie Clark, Paul Davis. Floyd Anderson, Joe Hindon Berry Anderson, Bill Hargrove, Lewis Gun nells, Ralph McGee Freeman Poteete and Friends. Nephews will serve as Active Pall bearers.

FRANKLIN MEMORIAL CHAPEL 794-1512 ANDERSON, Mrs. Lora T. Friday evening. De local infirmary. Survived by son, Don w.

Anderson Goodlettsville; daugh ter, Mrs. Sue Newman Goodlettsville; grand children, Michael New man and Anna Newman; two brothers, Authur Thacker, Elyria, Oh and Luther Thacker Brownsville, Tx. Mrs Anderson is in the Iris Room of Woodlawn Fu neral Home, Thompson Lane, uneral services 11 o'clock a.m., Monday December 29, in Wood lawn Chapel of Roses with Bro. L.E. Cranford officiating.

Interment Bcatl) inciters Murfreesboro, Tn. HICKERSON, Mr. Walter (Boyd) Died at Murfreesboro Nursing Home. December 26. 1980.

Age 62. Survived by two sisters, Mrs. Ella Cason and Mrs. Josie K. Smith, Murfreesboro; one daughter, Mrs.

Josie Louise Hickerson, Murfreesboro; one grandson. Murfreesboro; one uncle, Mr. Walter Hickerson, Franklin; one auntie, Mrs. Ethel Hick erson, Franklin, many nieces and neph ews and other relatives and friends. Funeral services.

Rev. J.W. Harris officiating. Visitation with the family Monday night, December 29, 1980. from 7 to 8 p.m.

Service following immediately at 8 p.m., at the J.C. Hel lum's Chapel. Interment will be Cherry Grove Cemetery. Murfrees boro, Tn. The family will leave from the Funeral home Tuesday, December 30, 10 a.m., to the Cherry Grove Cemetery Murfreesboro, Tn.

J.C HELLUM'S FUNERAL HOME in charge of the arrangments MCCALL, Arthur Jay- Age 69 years, December 26, 1980, at a local infirmary. Survived by wife Mrs. Lola E. McCall; daughters, Ms. Diane McCall and Mrs.

Donna Jean Digby, all of Nash ville; sons, David McCall, Lynchburg, Oh. Darrell McCall. Nash ville, Dennis McCall, Fairview, sisters, Mrs. Freda Smith Xenia, Mrs. Delia Cummins, Welmington, brother, Fred McCall, twelve grandchildren; one great grandchild.

The remains are at the Woodbine Fu neral Home, 3620 Nolens- ville where services will be conducted Tues day morning, December 30 at 10 clock, by Rev. Billy R. Moore. Interment National Cemetery. PALLBEARERS: Darrell and Dennis McCall, Dennis Digby Kirk Humphry, Glenn Davis, and Doug McCall WOODBINE FUNERAL HOME, Directors.

832 1948 Lexington, Ky. SMOTHERMON, Mrs Lora Estelle (Dorris) Age 84. Died, Saturday. December 27, 1980. A former Nashville resi dent, she was the widow of Wilbur Chapman Smothermon.

Survivors include one daughter Mrs. Henry (Dorris Couzens, Lexington; one brother, W.G. Dorris Naples, FL; three grand children; four sisters-in law, Mrs. Hugh Dorris Mrs. Theodore Dorris Mrs.

Moody Smother mon, all of Nashville Mrs. W.G. Dorris Naples. Services 10 a.m. Monday at Christ Church Episcopal in Lexington Burial Lexington Ceme tery.

THE W.R. MIL WARD MORTUARY, in charge of arrange ments. Petersburg, Tn. WOODARD, Ida Mae Of Petersburg, Tn. Died December 26, 1980, at the Lakeshore Nursing Home, Nashville.

Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m., Sunday, at the Petersburg Church of Christ with Bro. Eugene Peden officiating. Burial in Talley Cemetery. Mrs Woodard was a native of Marshall County and the daughter of the late Jo seph and Ella Foster Hastings. She was member of the Church of Christ.

Survivors include two daughters, Mrs. Bill Brewster, Tullahoma Mrs. Bob Jordan Nashville, three grandchildren, Robert Paul Jordan, Mrs. Lou Hall. Nashville, Mrs.

Jim Arnold, Tullahoma: one great grandchild, David Owens, Tullahoma RALSTON-LEE FU NERAL HOME, Peters burg. Tn. 659-9925 CLOYD. Luster Passed away.December26.1980 at Judy Rose Haven Rest Home. Survived by one son: one daughter; one brother, Mr.

Bruce Cloyd; one sister, Mrs Maggie Ridley; two de voted nieces, Mrs. John nie M. Fuller, and Mrs Lucille Lewis; three sis ter-in-law, a host nieces and nephews, arid other relatives. Dea friends, Mr. and Mrs.

Jones, ine remains are at Scales Funeral Home in Murfreesboro, where friends will visit with the family, Monday night from 7 until 8. funera immediately afterwards, Conducted by Rev James Armstrong, Rev Richard Drew and Rev Walton. Interment Hick ory Grove Cemetery Hickorv Grove, Tn. PRESTON SCALES SONS Directors, Mur freesboro Tn tlj inciters BROWN. William.

Jr. (Big Brown) Wednesday morning. December 24, local infirmary. Survived by wife. Mrs.

Wilma Brown; daughter, Jean Rhodes; son-in-law. Frank Rhodes; granddaughters. Cassandra Hughes, Angela, Janet, and Tara McKinley; grandson. Van, Frederick and Kevin McKinley; grandson-in-law, William Hughes. Visitation with the family (this) Sunday December 28, at Mt.

Zion Baptist Church, from 7 to 8 p.m. J.A. Henry consistory number 48 Masonic Rites and Hella Temple number 105 ceremony 8 p.m. Funeral service to follow immediately after. Rev.

E.W. Rober-son will officiate. HONORARY PALLBEARERS, are the Masonic Lodge Members. ACTIVE PALLBEARERS and flowerbearers are friends. Interment National Cemetery, Tuesday.

December 30, 9 a.m. JOHNSONS HOUSE OF ATENA Directors. 254-3472 Gallatin, Tn. VALENTINE, Mrs. Martha December 23, 1980.

She is survived by two children, Jimmie Nashville, Mrs. Johnnie Adams, Gallatin; two grandchildren; one son-in-law; one daughter-in-law; several other relatives and friends. She is in the Chapel of the House of White. Funeral services will be Tuesday night at 7 o'clock, First Baptist Church, with the Rev. Daniel Bender, offi-ciating.

HOUSE OF WHITE. Directors Nashville, Tn. FINCH, Mrs. Bessie Lee Butler December 26, 1980, at Baptist hospital. Survived by two daughters, Alberta Lawler and Mrs.

Mollie M. Shannon; sister, Mrs. Tattie Gooch; six grandchildren; seven great grandchildren; son-in-law, Fred Shannon, St. Louis, Mo; two brothers-in-law; a host of other relatives and friends; devoted friends, Mr. Charlie Wilson.

Visitation with the family, Monday evening at Mt. Zion Missionary Baptist Church, Monroe St. Smyrna, from 7 p.m. until funeral service at 8 p.m. from the above church, conducted by Rev.

Ross Shanklin and Rev. Wellington Johnson. Interment Tuesday 1 1 a.m., December 30, at Sand Hill Cemetery, La vergne, Tn. H. PRES TON SCALES SONS Directors, Murfrees- boro, Tn.

WISSING, Kevin L. Age 26 years. Saturday. De cember 27, 1980, at Bap tist Hospital. Survived by wife, Mrs.

Jan Robbins Wissing, Nashville; mother, Mrs. Delores Hukill, Richmond, Indiana; brothers, Greg and Joe Wissing of Vin-cennes, Kent Wissing, Indianapolis, sister, Karen Wissing, Richmond, Indiana; step-brother, Buddy Hukill, Indianapolis, In. His remains were forwarded to Gardner Funeral Home, Vincennes, for services, Wednesday, January 31, 1980. Arrangements by MARTIN'S BRACEY WELSH. Inc.

327-1032 McMinnville, Tn. RUSSELL, Lake Rock Island, Tn. Passed away Friday, December 26. 1980, at River Park Hospital. He was a native of Duck Town, Tn.

He was the son of the late William F. and Clara Center Russell. Survivors include his wife the late Hazel Russell preseded him in death Feburary 28, 1976; two daughters, Mrs. Hoyte J. Epperson, Rock Island.

Tn. and Mrs. George Healy, Jackson. Wy; one brother, Gal-sebw Russell, Jacksonville, five sisters, Mrs. Lans McKenzie, Cleveland, Tn.

and Mrs. B.R. Groves. Charlotte, Nc, Mrs. Pryor Hunt, Tellico Plaines.Tn., Mrs.

Frank Walker, Knoxville and Mrs. EC. Hoover, Birmingham, four grandchildren, Russell Salek, Wyoming and Martha Salek, Tom Epperson, Donelson, Melissa Epperson, McMinnville; one great grandchild, Serena Epperson. A prayer service 7:30 p.m.. Sunday.

December 28, McMinnville Funeral Home Chapel, with Harry Green officiating. Graveside services at Greenwood Cemetery, Knoxville, 2 p.m., Monday. Interment Greenwood Cemetery. The Rev. A.R Schramm officiating.

MCMINNVILLE FUNERAL HOME. WILLIAMS, Mrs. Egea Pi- cotti Of 1800 County Hospital Rd. Saturday December 27, 1980, at a local infirmary. Sur vived bv husband, Thom as S.

Williams, Nashville. Remains are at the Buena Vista Funeral Home, where service will be Monday at 1 p.m., conducted by Rev. Bernard W. Niedergeses. Honorary Pallbearers: Metro Fire Department.

Active Pallbearers: Bait. 11 Shift, Edward Stewart, Capt. Mac Holt. Rosary 7:30 p.m. Sunday.

Interment Robertson County Memorial Gardens, Springfield. BRATTEN MARTIN Directors254-7511 Picayune, Mississippi Dickson, Tn. HALL, Mrs. Mollie Carter Age 80, of 2106 Waynewood Drive in Picayune. December 24, 1980 in Touro Hospital in New Orleans.

Survived by one son, Bill Hall, Picayune; two daughters, Mrs. Margarine Redden, Knoxville, Mrs. Doris Murray. Nashville; three grandchildren; three great grandchildren. Remains are at Dixon Fun-erl Home, where services will be held at 3 p.m.

Sunday, December 28, conducted by Bro. Doug Lowrance. Interment in Dixon County Memorial Gardens. Arrangements by DIXON FUNERAL HOME, Dixon, Tn. GENTRY, William Earl- Age 71 years.

December 26, 1980, in Franklin, Tn. Survived by son, Roy Maynard, Nashville; sis-ters, Mrs. Ruby Tefer- tiller, Lubbock, Mrs. Vannah Green, Purcell Mrs. Hazel West.

Ada, Mrs. Jessie Mayfield, Las Cruses, Mrs. vera Green Wewoka, Mrs Jewell Rickey, Norman, brothers, Irvy Gentry, Purcell, and James Gentry, Vic- torville, grandchil dren, Doug and Nancy Maynard. I he remains are at the Woodbine Fu neral Home, 3620 Nolens-ville where services will be conducted, Mon day morning, December 29, at 10:30 oclock by Rev. J.W.

Love. Inter ment Woodlawn Ceme tery. PALLBEARERS: John Love. Robert Ren egar, Luther Waller, Wil liam Watts, Hollis Boyd and Tommy Watts WOODBINE FUNERAL HOME Directors. 832 1948 Gladeville, Tn.

MORSE, Clarence II. Age 63. Saturday, De cember 27, 1980. Sur vived by wife, Mrs. Willie Gray Morse; three daughters, Mrs.

Aline Rymar, Hollywood, FL, Mrs. Linda Lohman, Lebanon, Judy Powell, Gladeville; seven grandchildren; two sisters, Kathleen Martin, Tullahoma, Mrs. Wilson Rivers, Nashville; one half-brother, Bedford Ballard, Lebanon. Remains arc at Nave Funeral Home, where funeral services will be held 2 p.m., Sunday, conducted by Rev. Robert Delozier.

Interment Caraway Cemetery. NAVE FUNERAL HOME, Lebanon GAINES, Charles (Char-ley) Friday, December 26, 1980, at a local infirmary. Survived by wife, Mrs. Lena Gaines; five daughters; eight grandchildren; several nephews; one niece-in-law; a host of other relatives and friends. Remains will be conveyed to Jackson Street Baptist Church THIS SUNDAY EVENING, where visitation with family will be from 7 to 8 o'clock.

Funeral services follow immediately, with Rev. Walter Harris officiating. PALLBEARERS will be nephews and friends. Interment at Mt. Ararat Cemetery, Monday afternoon at 1 o'clock.

PROTECTIVE FUNERAL SERVICE, Mrs. M. (Woods) Jones Directress NELSON, Mrs. Louise Harrison Age 75, De- local infirmary. Survived by nusDana, j.

polk Nelson; son, William H. Working, both of Nashville; sisters, Mrs. Callie Baker, Nashville and Mrs. Frances Jones, Law-renceburg, Tn. The remains are at the Woodbine Funeral Home, 3620 Nolensville where services will be conducted Monday afternoon, December 29, at 2:30 o'clock, by Rev.

Jim Robinson. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery. Nephews will serve as Pallbearers. WOODBINE FUNERAL HOME, Directors KING. Mr.

James Sr. Thursday, December 25, 1980. at a local infirmary. Survived by wife, Mrs. Mary C.

King; son, Mr. James M. King, six sisters, Mrs. Lou Ella Golphin and Mrs. Idalene Clark, Jacksonville, Mrs.

Henrietta Lloyd and Mrs. Dorothy Beal, Montezman, Mrs. Alma Hawkins, Gordell, and Mrs. Helen Leftwich, Detroit, two brothers, Mr. Son Hall, Orogethap, Ga and Mr.

Aron Hall, Washington, D.C.; daughter-in-law, Mrs. Sarah King; five grandchildren; two greatgrandchildren; five devoted sisters-in-law, Mrs. Harold Mai Mal-lory, Mrs. Emma Hall, Jacksonville, Mrs. Mary E.

Phillips, Mrs. Johnnie Johnson, St, Louis, and Rev. Mrs. Zoester Woodruff; three brothers-in-law; devoted brother-in-law, Mr. Clarence Johnson, St.

Louis, six nieces; five nephews; a host of devoted nieces and nephews; devoted friends, Mr. and Mrs Robert James, Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Parlee Collier, and Rev. and Mrs.

Amos Johnson; a host of other relatives and friends. Mr. King will be conveyed to the Gordon United Methodist Church, 2334 Herman Monday evening, De cember 29, at 4:00 p.m., Family visitation from 7:00 to 7:30, Pride of Ten nessee Elks Lodge number 1102. Services at 7:30 p.m. Funeral ser vices to follow conducted by Dr.

Dogan Williams, Words of Comfort Rev. Jennie B. Vaughn Floralbearers, selected from Spencer Jackson Temple Number 763 and nieces, Pallbearers Pride of Tennessee Elks Lodge Number 1102, and great nephews. Inter ment Family Plot, Greenwood Cemetery, Tuesday morning, De cember 30. 1980, at 11:00 a.m.

RICHARD SMITH FUNERAL HOME Di rectors HIX, Mrs. Irene Martin- Friday, December 26, 1 980, at a local infirmary. Survived by son, Harry R. Hicks, grandson, Harry R. Hix, III; sister, Mrs.

Raymond Walker, Columbia, Tn. Remains are at the Broadway Chapel, 1715 Broadway where services will be conducted Monday after noon, December 29, at 1 p.m., with Dr. Car McKelvey officiating. In terment Mt. Olivet Cem etery.

HONORARY PALLBEARERS: Elders of Concord Rd and Woodson Chape Churches of Christ. AC TIVE PALLBEARERS: L.G. Lewis, Richard Lewis, Sammy Lewis James Smith, Harry Hicks, Major George Currey, Judge Richard Jenkins. ROESCH PAT TON DORRIS TON, Broadway Chapel 244-6480 Goodlettsville, Tn. HULL, Arlo Wayne At local infirmary.

Decern ber27, 1980. Survived by wife, Mrs. Jewell Hull; two daughters Mrs. Janice Jenkins Hendersonville, Mrs Lorene Babcock, Fort Austin, four sons, Bruce Hull, Goodletts ville, Robert Hull, Old Hickory, Randall Hull Madison, David Hull Goodlettsville; twelve grandchildren; two sis ters, Mrs. Sue Sardelli Detroit, Mrs.

Gwen dolyn Hood, Jamestown three brothers, Tru man Hull, Jamestown Glenn and Reed Hull Detroit, Mi. The remains are at Forest Lawn Funeral Home, where funeral services will be conducted, Monday December 29. at 1 p.m. Rev. Eugene Waddell officiating.

Sons will serve as Pallbearers. Interment Forest Lawn Memorial Gardens. FOREST LAWN FUNERAL HOME.859-5279 OUTEN, Rev. George-Wednesday evening, December, 1980.athome. Survived by wife, Mrs.

Margaret (Peggy) Outen; two daughters, Karen and Gwendolyn. Funeral services will be conducted at 11:00 a.m., Monday at Asbury United Methodist Church, 14 Street, N.E., Washington, C. IN LIEU OF FLOWERS. THE FAMILY REQUESTS DONATIONS TO THE MEMORIAL FUND FOR THE CHILDREN'S EDUCATION MADE TO THE METHODIST BOARD OF CHURCH AND SOCIETY. 100 MARYLAND AVENUE, N.E., WASHINGTON, DC.

20002. Courtesy of WILLIAM GUNTER RONS FUNERAL HOME. Luther Mitchell IRONS, Mich. Luther B. Mitchell, 55, a Nashville native, died here Friday night of an apparent heart attack.

Funeral services for the retired General Motors employee are scheduled for tomorrow at Martinson Funeral Home in Detroit. Mitchell is survived by his wife, Lurena Hunt Mitchell; a son, Rick Mitchell; a daughter, Valerie Shaw, all of Detroit; three brothers, Harold and J.T. Mitchell, both of Nashville, and Henry Mitchell, Yucaipa, Calif; three sisters, Jewell Smith, Ruby Powers and Pearl Taylor, all of Nashville, and three grandsons. Fake Bomb Taped to Bank Manager During Robbery SAN SEBASTIAN, Spain (AP) Kidnappers taped what they said was a bomb to the chest of a Spanish bank manager after they forced him to open the safe, police said. It was not until the terrified man ran to police headquarters, shouting for help, that explosives experts discovered the device was a fake, they said.

Ignacio Alustiza, manager of a bank in Legazpia, a northern Span-ish town in the Basque region, said he was kidnapped by two men Friday and forced to open the bank safe. The thieves netted about $95,000, he said. They taped a device to his chest before fleeing, said Alustiza, who then ran to police headquarters. Two years ago, a former Barcelona mayor and an industrialist were killed when explosives taped to their chests proved to be real and went off. Billy Odom LEBANON Services for Billy Odom, 72, a retired farmer of Lebanon, will be at 2 p.m.

today at Salem Baptist Church, Liberty, Tenn. Burial will be in the church cemetery. The body is at Walker's Liberty Funeral Home. Odom, a veteran of World War II and a native of Liberty, died Thursday at his home in Lebanon. Survivors include a daughter, Miss Glenda Rose Odom, Lebanon; a son, Billy John Odom, Madison; three brothers, Selma, Corpus Christi, Bill, Nashville, and Dooley Odom, Florida; a sister, Mrs.

Kitty Lee Phillips, Brush Creek, and a grandchild. Billy Ragsdale CHAPEL HILL, Tenn. Services for Billy Ragsdale, 33, of Chapel Hill, will be at 2 p.m. today at Lawrence Funeral Home. Burial will be in Swanson Cemetery.

He died Friday in Vanderbilt Hospital after a long illness. Survivors include his parents, Bill and Charlene Terry Ragsdale, Chapel Hill; two sisters, Mrs. Carol Ilaynes, Chapel Hill, and Mrs. Sandra Sharpe, Lewisburg, and grandparents, Mrs. Owen Perry and Mrs.

John Ragsdale, Chapel Hill. Mrs. Katherine De Berry SCOTTSVILLE, Ky. Services for Mrs. Katherine De Berry, 83, of Amo, will be at 11 a.m.

tomorrow at Tom Crow and Son Funeral Home. Burial will be in Stoney Point United Methodist Church Cemetery in Allen County. Mrs. De Berry, a former resident of Allen County, died Thursday in Hendricks County Hospital in Amo. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs.

Delia Carter, Amo; a son, Clarence De Berry; two sisters, Misses Mildred and Jewell FiUbank, Franklin, a brother, Douglas Eubank, Louisville; eight grandchildren, and a FDA Asked To Discourage Excessive Food Vitamins WASHINGTON (AP) The Center for Science in the Public Interest has asked the Food and Drug Administration to discourage food processors from adding excessive vitamins and minerals as a means of promoting their products. "Manufacturers advertise that their foods are heavily fortified, but they don't say that the vast majority of Americans don't need the extra vitamins and minerals. This is clearly deceptive," said Michael Jacobson, director of the non-profit organization. In a petition to the FDA, the center said fortification deceives consumers, results in the useless expenditure of millions of dollars, often violates FDA voluntary guidelines and gives companies that fortify their products, "an unfair marketing advantage over more responsible companies." MYERS, Mr. Willie-Thursday, December 25, 1980, at a local hospital.

Survived by devoted friends, Carl Cohn, Georgia Simmons and Family, Sanford Bigsby and a host of other friends. Visitation at the Chapel of Holmes Funeral Home, Monday, December 29, 1980, from 7 to 8 p.m. Funeral services following immediately. Interment Greenwood Cemetery, Tuesday at 11 a.m. HOLMES FUNERAL HOME in charge, 1408 Jo-Johnston Ave.

329-2596 I Woodlawn Memorial Park. Friends will serve as Pallbearers. Arrangements by WOODLAWN FUNERAL HOME, 383-4754 i iwjftBiWnmftaiillm.