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8, 1990 THE TENNESSEAN 7-B Officer charged in sexual assault on 2 boys son carried him into the bedroom and fondled him, affidavits say. On Sept. 23, Davidson coerced the other victim to drink until he "became sick to his stomach and went to rest on the bed. While he was sleeping he was awakened by Davidson rubbing his chest," affidavits say. Davidson proceeded to perform sexual acts on the victim, who "pretended to be unconscious during this for fear Davidson would kill him," affidavits say.

Officials with the Davidson County Sheriff's Department confirmed that Davidson has worked there for officer assigned to the Metro Workhouse. "The allegations and the charges will be investigated by the sheriff's office. We will certainly investigate this and we will take whatever action we deem necessary," said Jim Hillin, administrative assistant to the sheriff. White House Police Chief Jim Matthews could not be reached for comment, but White House Mayor Billy Hobbs last night confirmed that Davidson has been working as a reserve officer for the city. "This is quite a shock," Hobbs said last night.

"Of course, as a reserve officer they do not get salaries so they could simply be dismissed. But that might be premature at this point. I'm sure we would not use Mr. Davidson as a reserve officer until the matter is cleared up." Davidson is scheduled to appear in General Sessions Court here next Wednesday. By ELLEN MARGULIES Jeff Puccini.

the boy became intoxicated, David- about eight months as a corrections State Writer GALLATIN A Davidson County corrections officer who also works as a reserve police officer in Sumner County was: arrested here yesterday and charged with sexual battery and rape involving two 14- year-old boys, officials said. Dale Davidson, 30, of Cottontown, a reserve officer with the White House Police Department, was charged with two counts of sexual battery involving one of the teens and two counts of rape involving the other male. Davidson was arrested yesterday morning at the Sumner County Sheriff's Department and is free on $50,000 bond, said detective "Last month, two juveniles and their parents came to my office and reported this Davidson subject has taken them to his house and gotten them intoxicated and raped them," Puccini said. Davidson had apparently met the youths, who are from Robertson County, previously while working as a security agent at an auction in White House, Puccini said. According to affidavits, the charges stem from incidents on Sept.

9 and 23 when Davidson took both boys to his home at 1840 Garrison Branch Road in Cottontown. On Sept. 9, Davidson gave one of the victims whisky to drink. When Spencer Youth Center investigating case of 5 boys sexually abusing 1 By LEIGH ANN EAGLESTON Staff Writer A sex abuse case in which five boys victimized one boy for more than an hour is being investigated at Spencer Youth Center, superintendent Rick Henderlight said last The five boys, all 15, pleaded guilty to sexual misconduct before the center's board and were sent to the high security Taft Youth Center in Pikeville, Tenn. The victim, 14, has been isolated from the other children at Spencer occurred, Henderlight said.

The results of the investigation are not complete. Other students in the dormitory reported the incident on Sunday, he said. "We were responsible for that child's safety, and we didn't get the job done," Henderlight said. "That's a fact." Four of the five accused attackers are from Nashville, and one has been convicted of a sex-related crime before, Henderlight said. All and will be sent to another treat- had had serious criminal charges in ment center, too, outside Nashville, the past.

Henderlight said. "The kids were doing right well The Youth Development Depart- in the treatment program," Henderment's internal affairs division is in- light said. "But they've been pushed vestigating possible negligence by back to day one, page one" of treatthe guard on duty in the dormitory ment. Saturday night, when the incident The center deals with child felReal estate lawyer faces embezzlement nt charges By JAYNE TREW Dickson State Writer CHARLOTTE A Dickson over property without the owner's rested County on 11 felony effective consent, to-wit: approxireal estate lawyer was aryesterday mately $216,439 being held in counts stemming from the theft of trust for various persons, banks and $216,000 from his company's es- for of crow account, 10 counts of worthcorporations purpose payless checks and one debts related to real estate ment of various obligations and misdemeanor closings charge. 200 Old and transactions conducted by James A.

Brown 32, of Brown, in his capacity as attorney Cumberland Road, owner of Title and agent for these persons." Data was released on Alsobrooks said Brown could $10,000 bond and will be arraigned his receive eight to 30 years imprisonTues- day, officials said. He will live at ment if convicted on all counts. parents' home in Arden, N.C., until his arraignment date, an official In other indictments this week, Norman Bernard Butler, of White said. Gen- Bluff, was charged with murder in Assistant District Attorney eral Dan Alsobrooks said the indict- the Sept. 22 slaying of Robert Dougfrom a Tennessee las, 58, of Nashville.

Butler shot ment Douglas in the leg and left him to stemmed Bureau bleed to death in a resort home beof Investigation probe on Sept. longing to Patricia Harrington in 18. "Following the investigation, the the Rock Springs community, a TBI defendent stopped doing business, investigator said earlier. and he voluntarily turned himself remain free Butler will on in," Alsobrooks said. bond until his arraignment $25,000 The grand jury indictment said Tuesday.

Brown "did unlawfully, intentionalexercise control The grand jury also indicted a 78- ly and feloniously White Bluff year-old man on a charge of aggravated sexual battery Leola M. Berry involving Hutchins, an of 11-year-old Hawkins girl. Road, James remained. in the Dickson County dies, rites today Jail. GAINESBORO Leola McCawley Berry, a homemaker and mother of Court reinstates Gainesboro banker Gilbert McCawley Berry, died Tuesday at Jackson attorney's license General Hospital here.

The Tennessee Supreme Court Services will be at 1:30 p.m. today has reinstated the law license for at Anderson Funeral Home. Burial Brentwood attorney Thomas S. will be in John L. Clark Memorial Nelms III.

Cemetery, in the Stone Community of Jackson, Tenn. His license was temporarily susBerry, a member of the Gaines- pended in August because he failed boro First United Methodist to answer a client's complaint of Church, was born in 1924 to Alonzo misconduct. and Laura B. Sadler McCawley. She Nelms' license to practice law later married Hugh J.

Berry. was reinstated last month "after he In addition to her son, who is ex- demonstrated that he responded to ecutive vice president of Jackson the disciplinary complaint," said County Bank, survivors include a Lance Bracy, chief disciplinary daughter, Betty Ruth Bates, Colum- counsel to the Supreme Court's bia; three grandchildren; and two Board of Professional great-grandchildren. Responsibility. Midstate area deaths Walter Thomas Anderson, 76, tired farmer from Spanntown Road, of Richland Avenue, Watertown, Arlington, died Tuesday in died Tuesday in Uni- Middle Tennessee Medical Center, Lebanon. Murfreesboro.

Services 3 p.m. toself-employed, at Hunter day at Woodfin Memorial versity Medical Center, Services 10 a.m. today Chapel, Funeral Home, Watertown. Murfreesboro. McCawley Berry, 85, of James Loyd Smithville, Maxwell, retired 65, of Leola 513 South Main Gainesboro, a Route 3, a main Jack- chinist, died yesterday in Southern homemaker, Service 1:30 Hills Hospital, Nashville.

Services 2 died Tuesday son County Anderson p.m. today at Love Funeral Hospital. p.m. today at Funeral Home, Smithville. Home, Gainesboro.

Marguerite C. Morrison, 69, Haskell Cripps, 83, vi Route 1, of 602 Chesterfield Drive, ClarksSmithville, a retired farmer, died ville, an Army Signal Corps memTuesday in DeKalb General Hospi- ber during World War II in Italy tal, Smithville. Services 1 p.m. to- and France, died Tuesday in St. day at the Smithville Church of Thomas Hospital, Nashville.

SerChrist. vices 9:30 a.m. tomorrow at Sykes Ernest L. Ghee, 76, retired Funeral Home Clarksville. farmer from Murfreesboro, died Mary Leona Wiser, 84, of Monday at his home, 5611 Old Nash- Route 4, Morrison, died Tuesday in ville Highway.

Services 11 a.m. to- the Medical Center of Manchester. day at Woodfin Memorial Chapel. Services 3:30 p.m. today at Gilmore Robert C.

Hackney, 83, a re- Funeral Home, Manchester. Death Notices Death notices are accepted by the newspaper only from funeral homes. To place a death notice please contact the funeral home of your choice. Gainesboro, Tn. CASSETTY, Alice Elizabeth- Age 84.

years. She was a member of City Road United Methodist Church. Wednesday, November 7, 1990 at Jackson Park Christian Home. Survived by daughters, Nancy Coe, Marilyn McAlister and Carl "Hunter; sons, Lee Cassetty and Tom Cassetty; twelve grandchildren and sixteen great grandchildren. The family will receive friends Thursday from 2-4 and from 7-9 p.m.

The remains are at Madison Funeral Home, 219 Old Hickory where services will be conducted Friday morning at 10:00 o'clock by Rev. Farris Moore and Dr. Lynn Hill. The remains will then be carried to Anderson Funeral Home in Gainesboro, where the family will receive friends Friday 2-4 p.m. Graveside service will be conducted Friday afternoon at 4:00 p.m.

Interment Rob Draper Memorial Cemetery in Gainesboro, Tn. MADISON FUNERAL HOME, Directors, 868-9020 Carthage, TN Springs Community DILLARD, Luther- Age 55, No- mains rest at the funeral home of Phillips-Robinson 2707 Gallatin where services will be conducted Friday, November 9, at 12:00 noon with Bro. Bob Jared officiating. Friends will serve as pallbearers. Interment Spring Hill Cemetery.

PHILLIPS-ROBINSON Directors MILLRANEY, James David IIIAge 5 of Nashville. November 7, 1990 at Vanderbilt Medical Center. Survived by father, James David Millraney mother, Diana Millraney, both of Nashville; paternal grandparents, James and Lorene Millraney Nashville; maternal grandparents, Loyd and Sue Hutchinson of Nashville; brother, Edwin Branden Millraney. Visitation 10 a.m. until 9 p.m.

Thursday. Services 3 p.m. Friday, November 9, 1990 at Woodlawn Chapel of Roses officiated by Bro. Tim Inman. Burial to follow at Woodlawn Memorial Park.

Arrangements by WOODLAWN FUNERAL HOME, 383-4754 OGILVIE, Evelyn Marie- Age 67. Of Nashville. November 7, 1990. Retired 1985 State of Tenn. Dept.

of Agriculture following 28 years of service. Member of McKendree United Methodist Church and Excelsior Class. Prededed in death by parents, Robert E. and Mamie Smith Ogilvie. Survived by three sisters, Mrs.

Louise A. Miller (Ruth), Nashville, Mrs. Charley T. Nivens (Betty), Nashville, Mildred Ogilvie, Nashville; two nieces, Janice N. Moore, Nashville, Carol Ogilvie Stevenson of Carlisle, two nephews, David T.

Nivens, Nashville, Hugh Thomas Ogilvie, New Port News, two. great nieces, Lea Ann Moore, Michelle Stevenson; two great nephews, Jeff Moore and 1 Sean Stevenson. Visitation Thursday, November 8th, 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Services Friday, November 9, 1990, 1 p.m. at Woodlawn Chapel of Roses officiated by Dr.

Ben Alford and Dr. Raymond Langlois. Burial to follow at Woodlawn Memorial Park. Active Pallbearers: Dr. Al Creswell, Harvey Rochell, William N.

Davis Donald L. Hooper Marvin W. Moore III and Kelly Hudson. Honorary Pallbearers: Active and Retired Employees of State of Tenn. Dept.

of Agriculture, Animal Industries Division. Donations may be made to Alive Hospice. Arrangements by WOODLAWN FU- vember 6, 1990. Survived by wife, Jean Dillard; two son, Ronnie Dillard, Gordonsville; Larry Dillard, Clubb Springs; three sisters, Lucille Angel, Hogans Creek, Dimple Abney, Carthage, Faye Biggs, Murfreesboro; two brothers, Oliver Dillard, Carthage, Charles Dillard, Tanglewood; three grandchildren, Jessica, John, Jacob Dillard, all of Gordonsville. Services 2:00 p.m.

Thursday, November 8, 1990 at the Carthage Chapel of Sanderson Funeral Homes with Bro Frank Randolph and Bro Richard Jenkins officiating. Interment, Smith County Memorial Gardens. SANDERSON OF CARTHAGE, Directors, 735-2118. MILLER, Charles VerbleWednesday, November 7, 1990. Survived by wife, Mary Sue Miller; son, Charles Miller step-sons, Thomas John T.

Craig and William E. Craig of daughter, Barbara Doolittle; sister, Dorothy King; twelve grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. Re- 3, 1990' at Crestview Nursing PHIFER, Mrs. Maggie Henrietta (Kinnard, Alderson)- November Home. Survived devoted son, Robert Alderson granddaughter, Mrs.

Maggie P. (Buford) McCoy, all of Columbia; grandson, Ronald L. Alderson; three great-grandchildren; brother, Myles (Mary) Kinnard; sister-inlaw, Mrs. Anna Gooden; two brothers-in-law, J.C. Holmes, James Jackson; a host of nieces, nephews, other relatives and devoted friend Edna Hall.

Visitation with the family, Friday, November 9, New Hope Baptist Church, 1303 Hawkins St, p.m.; funeral to follow conducted by Rev James C. Turner. Interment, Monday, November 12, National Cemetery, 10:00 a.m. JOHNSON'S HOUSE OF ATENA, Director. 242-NEWS TO SUBSCRIBE CALL Lyles, Tn.

CLARK, Bobby Waymon -Age 55. Of Lyles. Passed away Tuesday, November 6, 1990 at his home. Survivors include his wife, Margaret Chandler Clark of Lyles; five daughters, Anita Kay Harner of Nashville, Tammy Jeanice Bates of Lyles, Donna Gwyn Ferns of Madison Height, Tracie Ann Clark and Margaret Darlene Tyler, both of Lyles; three grandsons, Robert Ferns, Justin Harner, Joshua Tyler; two granddaughters, April Baxter and Bobbie Kay Harner; four brothers, Mitchell Clark, J.D. Clark, Milton Clark and Billy Clark; two sisters, Evelyn James and Freda Fournier.

He was ceded in death by one brother, Grady Clark and one sister, Francis Beacker. Remains are at McDonald Funeral Home where services will be conducted Thursday, November 8, 1990 by Bro. J.D. with Burial in Memory Gardens Cemetery. Mr.

Clark worked for 23 years at Aero Box Company in Michigan until returning to Hickman County 'as one of the founders of Clark Containers. MCDONALD FUNERAL HOME, Centerville, 729-3561 RAGSDALE, John November 6, 1990. Survived by two sons, John L. Ragsdale of Nashville a and Phillip Ragsdale of Atlanta, two ons, he said, accepting those convicted of murder, rape and lesser charges. Henderlight said that in his nearly four years at the institution, he had never dealt with a sexual misconduct case.

Man files suit over mother's traffic death By KIRK LOGGINS Staff Writer The son of a woman killed by a car crash last month filed suit yesterday against the other car's driver and the owner of the bar where she had been drinking. Erik J. Dean, 19, said in a Circuit Court lawsuit that his mother, Barbara Lynn Dean, 42, died as the result of negligence by Judith A. Cole, the driver of the second car, by that car's owner, Kimberly O'Conner, and by Kathie E. Smrtic, owner of the Pink Elephant Lounge at 557 Donelson Pike, where Cole was drinking on the night of Oct.

26. Erik Dean, of 3308 Quail View Drive, said in the lawsuit that his mother, who was a legal secretary, suffered "massive internal injuries" in the crash on Royal Parkway at about 1:35 a.m. on Oct. 27. Barbara Dean, who was riding in a car driven by Donna L.

Bolch, died early on Oct. 28 in Baptist Hospital. Bolch, 50, suffered serious injuries to her neck, back and legs, said Erik Dean's attorney, Pat Nichol. Shirley Smart, 50, of 830 Glastonbury Road, who was riding with Cole, died Sunday in Vanderbilt University Medical Center as a result of injuries she suffered in the crash. Erik Dean's lawsuit charged that Cole, 34, of 3722 Grubbs Road, was guilty of reckless driving, for crossing the center line on Royal Parkway, and of driving a motor vehicle while intoxicated.

Franklin Accident victim sues for faulty traffic light By JIM EAST Staff Writer FRANKLIN, Tenn. A Franklin woman has sued the city because a malfunctioning traffic signal was not repaired for four days last summer. The woman is herself being sued over an accident in which she was involved at the site of the light. Sandra Garrott's lawyer said that Franklin officials were negligent and should have to pay any judgment returned against Garrott from a $600,000 lawsuit filed against her stemming from a June 24 accident at the intersection of Franklin Road and the Mack Hatcher Bypass. Garrott, 1112 Cross Creek Drive, is the defendant in a lawsuit filed Aug.

8 by Lambeth Mayes and Katherine Swain, both of Nashville. Swain, 3011 Oakland was a passenger in Mayes' car as it headed south toward Franklin on Franklin Road and Garrott was driving east on the bypass, the Mayes-Swain lawsuit said. Mayes, 4501 Packard Drive, suffered "serious bodily injuries" as a result of the wreck and was hospitalized at Vanderbilt University Medical Center for several weeks, the lawsuit said. medical bills were listed at $39,180.54 in the August lawsuit. Swain, who was hospitalized for three days at Vanderbilt, incurred medical costs of $5,540.57, the lawsuit said.

Mayes is seeking $350,000 and Swain is asking $250,000 in their lawsuit. Woodard also asked that the city, which was not named in the MayesSwain lawsuit, be made a party in that action. Death Notices Death notices are accepted by the newspaper only from funeral homes. To place a death notice please contact the funeral home of your choice. BLANKENSHIP, Paul GordonWednesday, November 7, 1990.

Survived by wife, Mary Blankenship; sons, John Terrell and David Gordon Blankenship; daughters, Mary Ann Nicholson and Paula Lay; nine grandchildren. Remains rest at the funeral home of Phillips-Robinson 2707 Gallatin Rd. Services will be conducted at the Jackson Park Church of Christ on Friday, November 9, at 1:00 p.m. with Bro. Jim Olive officiating.

Remains will lie in state from 11:00 a.m. until time of service. Honorary Pallbearers will be Elders of Jackson Park Church of Christ, Vice Mayor David Scobey and Members of the Metro Council. Active Pallbearers will be Phillip Warren, Bert Ferguson, Harold Hudgins, Roy McGee, Noel Womack, Bob Coggins, Earl Shacklett, Morris Estes, Buster Boguskie, Bobby Nicholson, Kerry Nicholson, Randy Nicholson and Joel Lay. Interment National Cemetery.

IN LIEU OF FLOWERS DONATIONS MAY BE MADE TO JACKSON PARK CHRISTIAN HOME. PHILLIPS-ROBINSON Directors BOONE, Mildred Lee Coble- Tuesday, November 6, 1990. Survived by daughters, Mrs. Horace (Jeanette) Tidwell, Mrs. L.M.

Laverne Denton, Mrs. Clifford S. (Becky) Owens, Mrs. Dorris Denton, Mrs. Van (June) Perry; sons, Jack C.

Boone, Dan Boone, Fred L. Boone; 20 grandchildren; 12 great-grandchildren; sister, Mrs. Georgia Batchelor, Trenton, TN. Remains are at Harpeth Hills Funeral Home. Services will be conducted at 2:00 p.m.

Friday at Fairview Church of Christ by Bros Martin Lemon, Walt Leaver, Weldon Rickman. Interment, Harpeth Hills Memory Gardens. Pallbearers, Scott Tidwell, Cliff Owens, Roger Boone, Steve Denton, Mike Frasier, Steve Anderson. HARPETH HILLS FUNERAL HOME, 9090 Hwy 100, 646-9292. WOOD, 292-3392.

LANKFORD, Rowena Age 75, November 6, 1990. A member of Charlotte Ave Church of Christ. Preceded in death by Linda Fay Mayo. Survived by husband, James A. (Rex) Lankford Nashville; daughter, Brenda Kaye Hopkins, Knoxville; son, James A.

Lankford Nashville; sister, Doye Saegar, Dickson; six grandchildren; three great-grandchildren. Active pallbearers, James A. Lankford III, Paul Lankford, Josh Hopkins, Douglass Lankford, Emmett Lankford, Billy Cothran, Greg Anderson, Jim Smithson, Leon Hall. Honorary pallbearers, Dr. Laurence A.

Gressman, Dr. Raymond S. Martin III. Visitation will be held all day Wednesday until 9:00 p.m. and until service time on Thursday.

Funeral services will on Thursday, November 8, 1:00 p.m. in Woodlawn Chapel of Roses with Chaplan Mack Wayne Craig officiating. Interment, Mt Olivet Cemetery. Arrangements by WOODLAWN FUNERAL HOME. MANALAC, Dr.

Zenaida MolinaNovember 6, 1990. Survived by husband, Dr. Abelardo Manalac; daughter, Mary Ann Manalac; son, Aberlardo daughter, Aida Marie Manalac; sister, Teresita Pallera; brother-in-law, Al Pallera; three nephews, Arlino, Arnel, Anthony Pallera. Remains are at Hermitage Funeral Home, funeral services will be conducted 10:00 a.m. Saturday from the St Stevens Catholic Church conducted by Father Mark Fuller, Rosary will be recited each evening prior to service at 7:00 p.m.

Honorary pallbearers, Dr. Ric Ricafort, Rick Lee, Dr. Robert Taderanga, Bob Aquino. Active pallbearers, Dr. Pete Salcedo, Dr.

Ed Magtantay, Dr. Gio Po, Mr. Albert Go, Dr. Jun Tacogue, Dr. Archie Agbunag.

Interment, Hermitage Memorial Gardens. HERMITAGE FUNERAL HOME, 889-0361. BRADLEY, Billy Joe- November 7, 1990. Survived by wife, Charlotte M. Bradley; sons, Kenneth Wayne, William Carl, Richard Todd Bradley; five grandchildren, Brandon, Amber, Megan, Ashley and Cortney Bradley; sister, Margaret Bunch; brother, John Robert Bradley, both of Glasgow, KY.

His remains are at Pettus-Owen Wood, where services will be conducted 10:00 a.m. Friday, November 9, 1990, Calvin Parker officiating. Interment, Hills Cemetery. PETTUS-OWEN daughters, Frances King of Covington, LA. and Carman Martina of Lafayette, eight grandchildren; friend, Adrena A.

Cato. His remains are at the Broadway Chapel where funeral services will be conducted Friday, November 9, 1990 at 10 a.m. Dr. Charles I Page and Russ Roach will officiate. Visitation with the family Wednesday from 7-9 p.m.

and Thursday from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Masonic service Thursday evening at 7 p.m. Honorary Pallbearers are Fidelis Bible Class and Members of Metro Nashville Fire Department. Active Pallbearers are Tom Hudgins, Former Mayor Richard Fulton, Councilman Willie P. Ackerman, Chief Alec Wright, Chief Martin Coleman, Councilman Jay West, Cecil Joyce and Bill Reed.

In lieu flowers, donations may be made to Alive Hospice. Interment Spring Hill Cemetery. ROESCH PATTON DORRIS CHARLTON, 1715 Broadway, 244-6480 Franklin, Tn. Mrs. Janelle (Baker)- Age 50.

November 6, 1990. Survived by husband, James H. Rogers; daughter, Mrs. Scott (Diane) Anders; son, Travis Baker; mother, Mrs. Sadie Walton; sisters, Mrs.

J.D. (Katrean) Porter, Mrs. David W. (Emogene) Wiley; brother, James R. Walton; two grandchildren, Eli Anders and Damon Sullivan.

Remains are at Williamson Memorial Funeral Home where services will be conducted 10 a.m. Friday, November 9, 1990, Myron Keith and Jim Taylor officiating. Interment Mt. Hope Cemetery. Pallbearers: Richard Marlin, Bob Capra, Jim Crowell, Larry Nichols, Leon Hayes, Ray Baird, Mike Larue, Billy Walker Bill Peach, Robert Herbert, Fuller Arnold.

Honorary Pallbearers: Members of Soroptimist International of Franklin. Memorials may be made to Soroptimist Scholarship Fund. WILLIAMSON MEMORIAL FUNERAL HOME, 794-2289 vember 7, 1990. Survived by son, Prentice R. Sisco; daughters, Louise Hawkins, Bonnie Rochelle; brother, Byron C.

Hadley; sister, Mrs. Nelson Sharkey, MI; 13 grandchildren; 25 great-grandchildren; two great-great-grandchildren. Remains rest at the funeral home of Phillips-Robinson Co, 2707 Gallatin Rd, where services will 'be conducted Friday, November 9, 2:00 p.m. with Rev H.C. Vanderpool officiating.

Grandsons will serve as pallbearers. Interment, Spring Hill Cemetery. PHILLIPSROBINSON CO, Directors. SISCO, Bertie Wednesday, No- Murfreesboro, TN SMITH, Eddie- Age 39, died suddenly Saturday at his residence. Survived by daughter, Kenya Ferguson; son, Corey McHenry; father, Joe Lee Smith; three sisters; two brothers; a host of other relatives and friends.

Visitation with the family Thursday evening from p.m. at Scales Funeral Home. Funeral immediately following conducted by Elder Dallas Green. Interment, Friday 10:00 a.m. at the National Cemetery, Madison, TN.

H. PRESTON SCALES SONS, Directors, Murfreesboro, TN, 893-1313. WATSON, Francis November 6, 1990. Survived by niece, Mrs. David B.

Graves nephew, Neil M. Watson, III, Richmond, VA; stepdaughter, Mrs. Tindle, Charlotte, NC; stepson, Paul Troncalli, Atlanta, GA; several greatnieces and nephews. Remains are at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

David B. Graves 2108 Hampton Ave, where visitation will be p.m. Wednesday and one hour prior to funeral service at the church. Services will be conducted 2:00 p.m. Thursday at Calvery United Methodist Church by Dr.

Jim Beasley. Interment, Mt Olivet Cemetery. Active pallbearers, David B. Graves, III, Wilson Robinson, Mark Beveridge, Lee Hollis, Jesse Poe, Marrietta, GA, Dr. William Chapman, James A.

Porter, Dr. Barrett Brantley. Honorary pallbearers, Alex J. Porter, Frank B. Porter, Kingsport, Andrew Benedict, Dr.

Spence J. McCallie Russell Tate, Claude Finley, all of Chattannoga, Dr. Roy O. Elam, III, William Elliott, Jasper, AL, Ed Chambelin, Leonard Moore, Atlanta, GA, Kyle Davis, Rome, GA, Byron F. Burrus.

Contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society or the charity of your choice. ROESCH PATTON DORRIS CHARLTON, 1715 Broadway, 244-6480..