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THE TENNESSE AN, Sotwdoy, April T6, 1983 Van Driven by Sister OVC Teams Big Games HARDING, Mrs. Cecil Rochelle- Sidney Head SHELBYVILLE, Tenn. Services for Sidney Head, 81, of Shelbyville, a retired farmer, will be at 10:30 a.m. today at Gowen-Smith Chapel. Burial will be in Wheel Cemetery.

Mr. Head died Thursday in Bedford County Nursing Home. Survivors include a son, Philip Head, Bedford community; a brother, Alfred Head, Petersburg, a sister, Eva Wimborn, Lewisburg; two grandchildren and two Okamoto Leads LPGA Tourney ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) Ayako Okamoto, looking for her second victory on the American LPGA circuit, fired a 5-under-par 67 yesterday to take a 2-stroke opening-round lead over four other players in the $150,000 Combanks Orlando Classic. Okamoto's round was interrupted by a 75-minute rain delay, but the Japanese golfer said the downpour and shifting winds didn't bother her as she carded her best 18-hole total of the season.

Her career best is a 9-under-par 65 during 1979 Japan LPGA Championship which she won. Her only victory in the United States came in the 1982 Arizona Copper Classic. Debbie Massey, Janet Anderson, Myra Van Hoose and Kathy Postlewait all shot 69s and were 2 shots behind the leader. Six women, including former Orlando titlists Jane Blalock and Donna White, were tied at 70. The field of 117 pros and three amateurs will be cut to the low 70 scorers and ties after today's second round in the 54-hole event.

Tomorrow's winner will receive $22,500. Karate Tournament Today at Belmont Kills Cookeville Girl, 6 COOKEVILLE. Tenn. A youne girl died yesterday of head injuries after being struck accidentally by a van driven by her older sister, officials said. Maria Jolene Abel, age 6, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Marvin Abel of Cookeville, was pronounced dead on arrival at Cookeville General Hospital following the 7:30 a.m. mishap at the family's home. Police said the child was playing in the driveway when her sister, Mar-cia Abel, 17, backed the van into the drive and accidentally struck the young girl. Funeral services will be at 10 a.m.

today at Hooper and Huddleston Funeral Home. Burial will be in Davenport Memorial Gardens, Davenport, Iowa. Survivors in addition to her parents and sister include grandparents, Malinda Abel, Edith Byerly and Vernon Nelson, all of Davenport. Eliza Mills SPARTA Tenn. Services for Eliza Mills, 86, of Sparta, a retired res taurant operator, will be a 1 p.m.

today at North Sparta Church of God. Burial will be in Boiling Springs Cemetery, Putnam County. Mrs. Mills died Thursday in White County Community Hospital. Survivors include her husband, D.H.

Mills; three daughters, Carrie Price, Sparta, Zula Mae Pinegar, Littleton, and Ruby Hires, Tampa, four sons, Joe Willie T. and D.C Mills Sparta, and Willard Mills, Manchester, 21 grandchildren, 16 great-grandchildren and two great-great grandchildren. Lucy Pentecost SPRINGFIELD, Tenn. Services for Lucy Harper Pentecost, 81, of Springfield, will be at 1 p.m. today at Austin and Bell Associated mnerai Home.

Burial will be in Elmwood Ceme tery. Mrs. Pentecost died Thursday in Jesse Jones Hospital. Survivors include her brother, Claude Harper, Springfield, and a sis ter, Mattie Lee Couts, Springfield. EZELL, Samuel L.

(Pop) April 13, 1983. Funeral services 11 a.m. April 16, 1983 in Woodlawn Chapel of Roses. WOODLAWN FUNERAL HOME, 383-4754 GAFFORD, Mrs. Anne Rhea April 14, 1983.

Graveside services at 10 a.m. Saturday, Spring Hill Cemetery. Arrangements WOODLAWN FUNERAL HOME, 383-4754 LaPOINTE, Juanell Walker-April 14, 1983 at New Haven, Miss. Funeral services April 16, 1983 at 2:00 p.m. Woodlawn Cha- ril.

Arrangements WOODLAWN UNERAL HOME, 383-4754 STOKES, Mr. James Donald-April 15, 1983 at a local hospital. Survivors: wife, Deanna Durbin Stokes of Brentwood, daughters, Tracey Stokes Anderson of Nashville, Tammy Jo Stokes and Tanya Dee Stokes, both of Brentwood, mother, Eva Weldon Stokes of Leeds, brothers, Rayburn Stokes of Atlanta, Ga. and Johnny Roy Stokes of Leeds, sisters, Lois Stokes Davis of Pell City, Marlene Stokes Layton of Oxford, Wvnella Stokes Smith of Leeds, Nancy Stokes Shropshire of Powder Springs, granddaughter, Ashley Renee Anderson of Nashville; niece, Gina Norton of Nashville. Mr.

Stokes is at Woodlawn Chapel of Roses. Interment will follow at Woodlawn Memorial Park. Honorary Pallbearers: Senator James Sasser, Congressmen Albert Gore Bill Boner, Doctors, Alan Cohen, Howard Rosen and James Lester, staff representatives of the Communications Workers of America District 10. Active Pallbearers: Jimmy White, J.D. McGee, Eddie Bryan, Stan Powell, Billy Price, Roy McClan-ahan, Larry Leatherwood and Harry Swaim.

THE FAMILY REQUESTS THAT MEMORIAL CONTRIBUTIONS BE MADE TO THE AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY. Arrangements by WOODLAWN FUNERAL HOME, 383-4754 WYNN, Rev. Dr. Daniel W. Funeral services Saturday, April 16th, risk university Chapel, Entombment Woodlawn Cross Mausoleum.

Arrangements by WOODLAWN FUNERAL HOME, 383-4754 3nUxmtntB VSaotkum iSfonortalftark 689. Thompson Lane Saturday Thomas, Linda EzeU, Samuel Entombment Wynn, RevDr Daniel FLORIST38-4754 DESIGNS "EXPRESSIONS FROMplE HEART" LET THEM KNOW YOU'RE li THINKING OF THEM jl Stoma FLOWERS Irnm 94 Mruir PKnna rvice $20.00 3274202 Credit cards honored on pnone oroors JACKSON, Mrs. Mattie Shaffer -0n- dra Age 82 years, widow of the late Dennis L. Condra, and William H. Jackson, April 14, 1983.

Survived by son, Joseph D. Condra; stepdaughter, Mrs. Ruth Ferrell; seven grandchildren; six great grandchildren; sisters, Mrs. Sarah Shaffer Copelahd, Mrs. Leona C.

Luton; brothers, Claude W. Shaffer, Richard W. Shaffer, James A. Shaffer. Remains are at Roesch Patton Dorris Char lton, Broadway Chapel, where-services will be Saturday at 2:30 o'clock by Dr.

Joe Pennel, Jr. and Rev. Earl Parker. Honorary Pallbearers: Members of Shriver Sunday School Class of Belmont United Methodist Church and Harold Moore, Arthur Wade, James B. Young.

Active Pallbearers: Grandsons. IN LIEU OF FLOWERS THE FAMILY REQUESTS DONATIONS BE MADE TO THE MEMORIAL FUND OF BELMONT UNITED METHODIST CHURCH. Interment Spring Hill Cemetery. ROESCH PATTON DORRIS CHARLTON, Broadway, 1715 Broadway, 244-6480 Lyles, Tn. SHREEVE, Mrs.

Mary Ruth Friday morning, April 15, 1983 at her home on Mill Creek Rd. Survived by husband, Russell L. Shreeve, of Lyles; daughter, Mrs. Carolyn S. Cribbs, Lyles; son, Russell L.

Shreeve, Atlanta, six grandchildren; two great grandchildren; sisters, Mrs. Mattie Yates, of Nashville, and Mrs. Alma Kimbrough, Hendersonville; brother, John T. Cooper, Nashville; several nieces and nephews. Remains are at McDonald Funeral Home, Centerville where services are 3:00 p.m.

Sunday, April 17, 1983 conducted by Paul Tucker and Wilson Greer. Interment iff Coo- Family Cemetery. Active Pall- earers will be Nephews. Honorary Pallbearers are Members of the Leland Garden Club, Nashville, of which Mrs. Shreeve was a Member.

the family requests in lieu of flowers donations be made to the lakeshore home for the aged or the muscular dystrophy fund. Mcdonald funeral home, Centerville, in charge of arrangements. Franklin. Tn. HAURY, John William Sr.

Age 72. April id, ia3 ai wuiiamson ioumy Hospital. Survived by wife, Mrs. Mary G. Haury; daughter Mrs.

James E. (Joanne) Clark, all of Franklin; five grandchildren. Remains are at Williamson Memd-rial Funeral Home, where services will be conducted 2 p.m. Sunday, Larimore Austin and Leo Snow Officiating. Interment Williamson Memorial Gardens.

Honorary Pallbearers: Employees of U.S. Tabacco Elders and Deacons of Concord Church of Christ. Active Pallbearers: B.T. Rainey, Bufford Gotto, Floyd Greer, Hugh Wills, Bob YeagerCarl Cooper, Kevin Hume, Jim Stewart, Word B. Bennett, Douglas F.

Holland, Tall Swindell. Visitation with the family will be Saturday, 2-4 p.m. and 7-9 p.m. WILLIAMSON MEMORIAL FUNERAL HOME, 794-2289- SIMMONS, Rev. Lester Moody Age 56, of Rt 1, Erin, Thursday, April 14, 1983 in Erin.

Survived by wife, Mrs. Ruby Phillips Simmons, Erin; one son, Donnie Ray Simmons, Erin; one daughter, Mrs. Shirley A. Carrell, Erin; three brothers, A4e Cookeville, Owen, Warren, Mi? and Carney, Cumberland Furnace, three sisters, Francis Milam; Van-leer, Evelyn Morrison, Erin, Susie Hefflin, Charlotte, Tn. Services, will be conducted 2:30 p.m.

Sunday, April 17, at Nave Funeral Home, Erin by Rev. Orman Meadows. Interment Center Point Cemetery, Dickson-'Go. Pallbearers: Paul Gooden, Mitchell Smithey, Ted Newberry, Mike Powell, Troy Manners. NAVE FUNERAL HOME, Erin SMITH, Rev.

C.T. Of Houston, Texas. Fomerly a resident of Nashville, Tn. and Pastor of Zion Baptist Church, Weakley Avenue. Surveyed by wife, Mrs.

Maggie Bateman Smith; mother-in-law, Mrs. Maggie Bateman Tolliver; sisters-in-law, Mrs. Mary Harrison, Mrs. Ternpia Rucker of Nashville, Mrs. Izora Ward, Battle Creek, brothers-in-law, Messrs.

Amos and James Bateman. Funeral services Saturday, April 16, 1983, 1 p.m. Communications may be sent to Mrs. Maggie Smith, 6822 McWilliams, Dr. Houston, Texas 77091.

Courtesy notice by SCALES FUNERAL HOME, 1412 Jefferson Street 329-9880 Bon Aqua Community Franklin, Tn. STTNSON, James E. Age 53, April 15, 1983. Survived by Mr. and Mrs.

Reedy Stinson, Bon Aqua, sisters, Mrs. Margaret Imogene McCoy, Franklin, Mrs. Barbara Maxine Green, College Grove, Tn. Remains are at Franklin Memorial Chapel, where services will be conducted 2:00 p.m. Saturday, Gilbert Fox officiating.

Interment Hudgins Cemetery. Friends will serve as Active Pallbearers. FRANKLIN MEMORIAL CHAPEL, 794-1512 TANKSLEY, Katherine Ann (Tootie) Age 25, April 14, 1983, St. Thomas Hospital. Survived by mother, Mrs.

Pearl Tanksley, father, Charles (Bill) Tanksley; stepmother, Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Tanksley; one sister, Annette Tanksley, two brothers, Donald Allen Tanksley, Jim Floyd Tanksley, one half brother, Charles Edward Tanksley, one half sister, Linda Faye Johnson; one niece, Andrea Tanksley, grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Tanksley," Mr.

James B. Collins; eight uncles; two aunts; very dear friend, Buddy Hampton. Remains are at the Ellis Funeral Homo, 2627 Nolensville where funeral services will be conducted 3:00 p.m. Saturday, April' 16, by the Rev. Floyd Simpson.

Friends will serve as Active Pallbearers. Interment Harpeth Hills Memorial Gardens. ELLIS FUNERAL HOME, Directors, 255-5412 j- Fnday, April 15, 1983 at a local infirmary. Survived by husband, Mr. Charles H.

Harding; daughters, Ms. Janerio Harding and Mrs. Paula Harlin; sons, Charles Harding Jr. and Terry Harding; mother, Mrs. Roy-zetta George of three sisters; three brothers; a host of other devoted relatives and friends.

Com- Iilete arrangements to be announced ater. RICHARD SMITH FUNERAL HOME, Directors JOHNSON, Advle Ernest (Brooks)- Suddenly Tuesday, April 12, 1983. Survived by devoted wife, Mrs. Katie Johnson; mother, Mrs. Hettie Johnson; brother, Lawrence Johnson; sister, Mrs.

Deltha Battle; dear aunt, Mrs. Virginia Hodge of Detroit, two daughters, Mrs. Dorothy Bryant and Mrs. Lottie Allison; son, Sterling Powell a host of nieces and nephews; two brothers-in-law, other relatives and friends. Visitation with the family Sunday, April 17th at the Atena Chapel from 7-8 p.m.

Funeral services to follow with Rev. William Scruggs officiating. Interment National Cemetery Monday, 11 a.m. JOHNSON'S HOUSE OF ATENA, Directors, 254-3472 KIRCHOFER, Arthur E. April 14, 1983.

Survived by wife, Mrs. Valerie Kirchofer, sons, Kenneth Kirchofer, Billy Kirchofer, Donny Kirchofer, six grandchildren; four great grandchildren; sister, Mrs. Ernestine McMahon, Nashville. Remains are at the Eastland Chapel, where services will be conducted Monday morning at 10:00 a.m., Bro. Milton Earheart officiating.

Inter ment Spring Hill Cemetery. The family will begin receiving friends 2 p.m. today. ROESCH PATTON DORRIS CHARLTON, Eastland Chapel, 904 Gallatin 227-4424 KNEELAND, Herbert Wednes day, April 13, 1983. Survived by son, Herbert D.

Kneeland, Nashville, three daughters, Mrs. Evelyn M. Schuyler. Amherst, Mrs. Eliz abeth K.

Clark, Billings, Montana, Mrs. Eleanor K. Potts, Cody, Wyoming; eleven grandchildren; nine great grandchildren. Veteran of World War retired from Eastman Kodak Com- Sany. Memorial services will be held unday, April 17, 3:00 p.m.

at Park Manor Blakemore Center. Interment White Haven Memorial Park, Rochester, N.Y. IN LIEU OF FLOW ERS MEMORIALS MAY BE MADE TO THE AMERICAN HEART ASSO CIATION. MARTIN'S BRACEY- -WELSH, 209 Louise 327-1032 South Carthage. Tn.

MOFIELD, Glenn Age 56, April 14. ims. survived by wife, Jessie Moiieid; mother, Daisy Mofield, South Carthage; three children, Nola Bane, Carthage, Sammy and Wayne Motieia, DOtn ot soutn Carthage; three sisters, Mildred Bane, South Carthage, Willie Lee Bowman, Carthage, Gladys Philcox, Rome; brother, Floyd Mofield, Watervale; stepchildren, Karen Enoch, Tangle-wood, Billy Fountain, Carthage, Bryon ountain, Lebanon; six grandchildren. Services 10:00 a.m. Satur day at Carthage Chapel of Sanderson Funeral Home, conducted by Elder cnaries Alien Gentry and Bro.

Jimmy Smith. Interment Ridgewood Cemetery. SANDERSON of Carth age, Directors, 735-2118 NUNLEY, William L. Age 78, April 14, 1983. Survived by wife, Mrs.

Mattie B. Nunley; daughters, Dor othy Thoni, Edith Vaughn, Polly Kirby. Ber Montgomery, Nancy Gardner, Joyce Nixon; sons, Bill Nunley, Charles Nunley, Alvin Nunlev. Dudley Nunley. four step children, Thomas Eidson, Charles Eidson, Louise Hunter, Mai Bastin; twenty-six grandchildren; twenty-eight great grandchildren; one great great grandchild; brother, Cletus Dowden.

Remains are at Cole Garrett. Goodlettsville, where ser vices will be 2:00 p.m. Sunday, April 17, with Amos Gardner and Gordon McKool officiating. Pallbearers: Grandsons. Interment Hillcrest Cemetery.

COLE GARRETT, Good lettsville POLLICK, Robert Thomas (Bill) Sr. Age 61 years. April 15, 1983. Survived by daughter, Mrs. Rita G.

Bryant; son, Robert T. Pollock both Nashville; mother, Mrs. R.L. Pollock; Nashville; sisters, Mrs, Helen Tanksley, Mrs. Bertha Estes, Mrs.

Ruby Tucker, Mrs. Betty Klaus- meier, Mrs. Shirley McCormick, all Nashville. Mrs. R.L.

Milliken, Shelbyville, Tn. and Mrs. Johnie Lindsey, Lindseyville, brothers, James (Sam) Pollock, Fred Pollock and Buddy Pollock, all Nashville. The remains are at the Woodbine Funeral Home, 3620 Nolensville Road, where services will be conducted Monday morning, April 18th at 11 clock by Rev. Daryl Harris.

Interment Woodlawn Cemetery. Honorary Pallbearers: Members of the Metro Police Dept. and Judge Randall Wyatt and Major Abernathy. Active: Leon Batson, Steve Reed, Steve Smotherman, Roger Therber, Sgt. J.P.

Sheets and Lt Bob Mosley. Military Honors will be conducted by Ft. Campbell. WOODBINE FUNERAL HOME, Directors, 832-1948 Charlotte, Tn. SHEPHERD, Lonnie Allen Wednes day, April 13, 1983.

Survived by wife, Mrs. Bonnie Shepherd; daughter, Tammy Shepherd; son, Toby and Tony Shepherd, all of Charlotte; mother, Mrs. Wilma Dean Shepherd, Goodlettsville: sisters, Mrs. Judy Furlough, Mrs. Betty Fielder, Miss Starla Shepherd; brothers, Richard Shepherd, Eddie Shepherd, Roger Shepherd, Jerry Shepherd.

Remains are at the Chapel of Pettus Owen Wood, 4506 Charlotte A Venue, where services will be conducted Monday, 12 noon bv Bro. Leonard Owens. Active Pallbearers: Robert Bowker, James Davidson. Joey Davidson, Rick Shaffer, Roy Furlough, Robert Fielder. Interment National Ceme tery.

PETTUS OWEN WOOD, -1 I 4 It could be a make-or-break weekend for the Tennessee teams ill. the Ohio Valley Conference baseball race, with each team facing a pair of league double-headers today and tomorrow, weather permitting. Southern Division leader Middle Tennessee State, 4-0 In league play after Thursday's easy home syeep of Austin Peay, visits Murray State (1-1) today. Peay (1-3), meanwhile, visits Tech (0-2) for aft afternoon twin-bill. MTSU returns home to host Hurray's Racers on Sunday, While Peay and Tech meet in Clarksville.

The Governors of gety, facing six games in the next two days, host non-conference rival North Alabama at home on Monday. 'This weekend could either put us in great shape to take the division, or it could leave us in trouble," MTSU coach John Stanford said after Thursday's 6-0 and 16-ST wins aver Peay in Murfrees-bore. Stanford is counting on his stable of IS pitchers to come in handy in the four games against Murray. iThia weekend could also be a golden opportunity for Peay's Governors to get in the thick of tiie. league race.

"We held out a Couple of our better pitchers, anticipating this series with Tech," fieay coach Joe Baxter said. There's no question that the league race should boll down to Murray and Middle Tennessee, btit'we've certainly got a chance to be a factor in the race if some body slips up," he added. Manners Activate 'Catcher Rick Sweet SEATTLE (UPI) The Seattle Mariners yesterday activated catcher Rick Sweet, sidelined since March 22 with a broken hand, and sent catcher Bud Bulling to the club's Pacific Coast League raff iliate at Salt Lake Solon K. vHUNTSVTLLE Graveside services for Solon Kelly Grayson, 74, of 2425' Springview Dr. in Nashville, pWner of, General Realty will be at 3' p.ra tomorrow at Maple Hill Ceme tery.

i Mr. Grayson! died yesterday in iftethodist Central Hospital, Memphis. The body is at Laughlin Funeral Home here- 'v Survivors include his wife, Frances Ewing Grayson; a sister, Avalyn Van Valkenburgh, Huntsville; a son, Allison Hal Nashville; four daughters, Frances McMurry and Anita Wynn i I Services Today MRsk Chapel Services for the Rev. Dr. Daniel W.VWynn, 64, of 3926 Drakes Drarich will be at 2 p.m.

today at Flsk University Memorial Dr. John Corry and the Rev. Dr. Jacob Oglesby will officiate. Entombment will be in Woodlawn Mausokuin.

if tL WYNN, retired pastor of Calvary Longview United Method-; 1st Church In Memphis, died Tuesday in Vanderbilt Hospital after a fclMft 1 A native of Wewoka, he 'was-a son of Phay and Mary Carter i moved to Nashville from Tuskegee, in December of JSS5 after having served as chaplain at Tuskegee Institute about 12 Fjsra JjEk CAME TO Nashville to jRarye as associate director of the of higher education and iiaistry at the Board of Higher PhKation Ministries of the Unit-: yst! Methodist Church. He served in list capacity 12 years, and during time he also served as a chaplain at Flsk Universi- lie received a tne oacneior's de from Langston University, of divinity and master's Agrees from Howard University, "nd a doctorate from Boston Uni- UKe was awarded an honorary doctorate of, humanities from UtahState University, and an hon-Wary doctorate from Eden Theological Seminary in Webster C3. WYNN SESIVED as pastor fit churches in Boston, Memphis, In 1944, he married the former LClian Robinson of Rentiesville, CSda. She survives. Other survivors include two asghtere, Marian Danita Hall, Houston, and Patricia Ann Epps, JLeO City, Texas; and a brother, George Michael Wynn, Muskogee, ClJa.

I In lieu of flowers, the family re quests that contributions be made to Morristown College in Morris-towgTenn. 1 BASS, Mrs. Emma Ruth Moore Widow of the late Mr. Larry A. Bass, Wednesday evening, April 13, 1983 at a local infirmary.

Survived by children, Juanita Bass Wright, Bronx, N.Y., Larry A. Bass, Nashville, M.Francis Bass, Nashville, Randall V. Bass, Athens, William A. Bass, Kokomo, sisters, Mrs. Walter P.

(Beulah) Moore Stone, Waukengan, 111., Mrs. Elsie Moore Piper, Nashville; brothers, Charles Bryant Moore, Howard M. Moore, both of Nashville; six grandchildren. Remains are at Marshall Donnelly Combs, 25th Ave. North and West End.

Funeral services will be held 11:00 a.m. Saturday, at the South End United Methodist Church, 5042 Edmondson Pike, conducted by Rev. Dennis Parks and Rev. James Reed Cox. Pallbearers: William E.

Piper, T. Earl Piper, William Herschel Moore, Charles B. Moore, Fran M. Bass, Ted Bartee, Paul B. Eth-ridge, Robert H.

Anderson, Jr. Rev. Elliott Wright and Father Owen Campion will conducted the graveside services at the Triune Cemetery, Triune, Tn. Memorials May Be Made To The East End United Methodist Church, 1212 Holly Nashville, Tn. 37206.

MARSHALL DONNELLY COMBS, 327-1111 CASTELLO, Artha D. (Garr) April 14, 1983 at his residence. Survived by wife, Mrs. Alma Castello; daughter, Betty Ann Castello; son, Bernice Castello; two grandchildren; brothers, Otto Castello, Everett Castello, and Claude Castello. Remains are at Cole Garrett, Goodlettsville, where services will be at 10:30 a.m.

Saturday, April 16, with Rev. James Harney officiating. Pallbearers: Billy Castello. Allison Lassiter, Gaylon Car ter, Douglas Tate, Billy Lewis, Roy Sinclair, and Primm Padgett, inter ment Spring Hill Cemetery, Rober tson County. Visitation with the am ilv p.m.

Friday. COLE GARRETT, Goodlettsville Lebanon, To. HACKNEY, Paul Age 71, Thursday, April 14, 1983. Survived by wife, Ola Mai Lea Hackney, one daughter, Mrs. Joyce Bates, Old Hickory, one son, Bernice Hackney, Lebanon; two granddaughters; eight sisters, Susie Quesenbury, Guymon, Pattie Lea; Maybelle Jones, both of Lebanon, Edna Francis, Murfreesboro, Jennie Hackney, Mary Goodall, Glenna McKinney, and Norma LaRocca, all of Mt.

Juliet; five brothers, Roy and Marvin Hackney, both of Lebanon, Frank and N.G. Hackney, both of Murfreesboro, Charles Hackney, Mt. Juliet Remains are at Nave Funeral Home, where services will be held 11:00 a.m. Saturday, conducted by Bro. B.G.

Reynolds. Interment Cedar Grove Cemetery. NAVE FUNERAL HOME, Lebanon THOMPSON, Mrs. Margaret Louise- Departed this life, Thursday, April 14. 1983.

survived dv devoted nus band, Mr. Robert Allen Thompson; daughters, Thelma Therease, Robin Lynn, Darlene Thompson; grandson, Robert Allen Thompson III; mother, Mrs. Thelma Wilson; other relatives and friends. Complete funeral arrangements to be announced later. PATTON BROS.

FUNERAL DIREC TORS TAYLOR, (I.B.) Iver Bernard- Friday morning, April 15, 1983 at Vanderbilt Hospital. Survived by wife, Mrs. I.B. Taylor, four sons, Bobby Taylor, Harold Taylor, Ray Taylor, and David Taylor, two sisters, Alene Hayes, and Peggy Orgain; brother, Jack Taylor, ten grandchildren; three great grandchildren. The remains are at Madison Funeral Home, 219 Old Hickory where services will be conducted Monday morning at 10:00 a.m.

by Bro. John C. Holland and Bro. Wendell Robin son. Pallbearers: Honorary, A.T.

Dukes, Clarence Stephens, Voyt Stewart, Clayton Jackson, J.O. Petty, Curtis Clay, Homer Huddleston, Elbert England, and Grady Worley. Grandsons will serve as Active Pallbearers. Interment Union Cemetery, Dickson, Tn. where the family and friends will meet at 12:30 p.m.

for a graveside service conducted by Bro. Johnny Mack Young. MADISON FUNERAL HOME, Directors 868-9020 JACKSON, James H. (Harold) Friday morning, Apnl 15, 1983 at his home on Tyne Blvd. Survived by brother, William P.

Jackson; neph ews, James K. and Raymond E. Buchanan. His remains are at the Chapel of Martin's Bracey-Welsh, Z09 Louise Ave. uneral services from Forest Hills Baptist Church, Saturday afternoon at 2:00 p.m.

coa ducted by Rev. Lloyd E. Lawrence. Interment Spring Hill Cemetery Honorary faiibearers: Deacons Forest Hills Baptist Church. Active: Bob Parsons, Al Warden, Bill Ors-born, Bill Oliphant, Bob Torbert, Al E.

Draper, makiws brace WELSH, 327-1032 Gallatin, Tn. WHITESIDE. Lee Howard At Sumner County Memorial Hospital, April 14, 1983. Survived by wife, Mrs. Daisy Whiteside; daughters, Mrs.

Dora Calhoun, Mrs. Mary Mit chelk one brother. Willie R. Whit eside. Visitation with the family Sat urday, 7-9 p.m.

at Johnson-Coleman Kelsey Funeral Home, Anthony St 1 1 Mineral services unaay, pni 1:00 D.m. at Zion Tabernacle Church, 373 Mamolia St with Elder W.J. McClellan officiating. Interment Crestview Memorial Gardens. JOB NSON-COLEMAN KELSEY, Mor ticians, 452-2060 The 1983 Volunteer State Open Tae Kwon DoKarate Champion' ship Tournament will be held today at Belmont College's Stripp- lin Gymnasium.

The tournament, sponsored by Kong's Tae Kwon Do Institute, 728 Gallatin Road, will begin at 10:30 a.m. with eliminations and will run straight through the fi nals. Trophies will be awarded in 30 fighting divisions and 22 forms divisions at all belt levels. Safety equipment will be optional, but uniform and protective cup wu be required. Grayson Earthman, Murfreesboro, Mariorie Canady, Charlottsville, and Elea nor Grayson, Smyrna, 13 grana children and two great-grandchildren.

Roy B. Johnson MANCHESTER, Tenn. Services for Roy B. Johnson, 58, a retired Air Force sergeant will be at 1 p.m. today at the Cumberland Presbyterian Church.

Burial will be in Rose Hill Memorial Gardens. The body is at Manchester Funeral Home. Mr. Johnson died Wednesday in Parkview Hospital. He was a Nashville native and a vet eran of World War II.

Following his military retirement, Mr. Johnson was employed at ARO Inc. and operated Ristevedt and John' son Research and Development Co, here. Survivors include his wife, Wilma J. Johnson; two daughters, Kathy Kido- vasky, Memphis, and Jody Nesbitt, Birmingham; a son, Jimmy Johnson, Dickson; his mother, Annie Johns, Nashville, and three grandchildren.

Hobait Davis Sr. CENTERVILLE, Term. Services for Hobart Davis 69, of Center-ville, a self-employed plumber, will be at 1 p.m. today at McDonald Funeral Home. Burial will be in Oakmont Cemetery.

Mr. Davis died yesterday in Good-lark Hospital, Dickson, Tenn. He was a Cannon County native. Survivors include his wife, Tennie Mae Cox Davis; a son, Hobart Davis Lyles, three daughters, Patricia Capps, Nunnelly, Opal Warren and Nancy Collins, Center-ville; a sister, Vergie Coins, Mount Pleasant, a brother, Tom Davis, Mount Pleasant; six- grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Lea H.

Barnes LEWISBURG, Tenn. Services for Lee Haynes Barnes, 50, of Lewisburg, a sales representative for Bowman Distributing will be at 10 a.m. today Bills and McGaugh Funeral Home. Burial wil be in Rone Cemetery. Mr.

Barnes died Thursday in Maury County Hospital He was a Marshall County native. Survivors Include his wife, Polly Cheatham Barnes; his mother, Iva Lee Brown Hazelwood, Pottsvule, a son, Fred C. Barnes, Lewisburg; four brothers, Dorr is, Thomas and Colie, Murfreesboro, and Neil Barnes, Columbia, and a grand- child. Winiem G. Spencer WAVERLY, Tenn.

Services for William Grady Spencer, Frank lin, TeniL, a retired farmer, will be at p.m. today at Luff-Bowen Funeral Home. Burial win be in Leeper Cemetery, lxoeivwe, lenn. Mr. Spencer died yesterday in Franklin Health Care Center.

He was a member of the Lobel ville First Baptist Church. Survivors include his wife, Bessie Spencer; a son, Joe L. Spencer, Lobel-ville; two step-sons, James Wright, Franklin, and Virgil Wright, Waverly, three sisters, Nellie McCaig, Grade Smith and Lucille Leegan, Lobelvilk; seven grandchildren and six great- granacnuaren. IJI iBflint Sili.