The Tennessean from Nashville, Tennessee • Page 22

THE TtHNESSEAN Thwdar. iuw 6 IW SB joggers ot welcome in the roadway: row of "how the police take mis. We want to abide by the law." He said the joggers will survey the sidewalks. "We're going to see where it's safe to run on," he said. "Potentially, it's still open.

They could still cite us." Police Chief Jim Keesling said that people wont complain as long as the joggers are not in the way of cars. "If we get more complaints, well put an officer up there and summons him," Keesling said. By LESLIE LLOYD Associated Press Kingsport residents wanted a Judge to settle their dispute over jogging in the street He handed down his decision yesterday, but the people involved say it's not resolved. "I dont understand the ruling other than the fact he ducked out of it," said Mike Loring, a resident of the Fairacres neighborhood. The police chief admits he may have to cite one of the joggers again if complaints continue.

He flatly rejected Kelly's argument that the law did not apply to him because he was running rather than walking in the road. The judge did make three observations: Joggers running several abreast are obstructing the roadway. The emergency communication system should not be used to report the joggers. The city might want to designate Fair-acres as a jogging trail. Kelly said he was pleased with the dismissal.

He said the joggers want to see dangerous to run on the sidewalks that are in poor condition. Jogger Mike Kelly admits his fellow runners occasionally jog several abreast But he says they move aside for oncoming cars. The dispute has been going on for years with repeated calls to 911 to report the joggers. Police cited Kelly last month hoping to settle the issue once and for all. Judge Robert Boatwright dismissed the citation yesterday.

He said the city did not provide sufficient evidence about the condition of the sidewalks. Loring has been the most vocal about a particular group of joggers who run several abreast in his neighborhood. Loring says the men wont use the sidewalks or move out of the way for cars. "We have an arrogant bunch of men who refuse to comply with the law or common sense," Loring said. State law and a city ordinance prohibit pedestrians from using the street when a sidewalk is available.

The joggers say it's Thornwell Desmond Bennett rites set He was retired career salesman and 'Grandpa Ted' to schoolchildren aunrocnu ih r.i. ru ECKMAN, Jr. Lawrence Millard June 4, 1996. Survived pired June 2, 1996. Survivors include a step-son, Alan Bran- flnrv (levnteri niers Patricia Memorial services for Thornwell Desmond Bennett, 71, of Sawyer Brown Road, Nashville, vice mayor and Shuakoon another niece, Glo- i M.U.

i ii na amim, several inner nieces jt and nephews; other relatives and friends. Family will re-ceive friends Friday, June 7, from 11 a.m.-12Noon.Funer-. al service to begin at 12 Noon. commissioner of the city of Belle Meade from 1982-86, will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at Belmont Church.

Mr. Bennett, retired from Glen-brook Laboratories after 40 years as a salesman, died Sunday at home of heart failure. He was known as "Grandpa Ted" at Christ Presbyterian Academy, where he helped start the lunch nroeram anrl returned there each region. Mr. Bennett won numerous outstanding sales man awards at Glenbrook Laboratories.

He was a member of Belmont Church and a foundei of St Paul Southern Methodist Church. He was also a past board member at the Commo dore Club. Survivors Include his wife, Dorothy Smith Bennett two daughters, Jane McDonald and Elizabeth Harvey both Nashville; four brothers, Lewis, Florida, Jerry Louisville, Ky, Sanford, Jacksonville, and Ray mond Bennett, Nashville; three sisters, Jennett Lee Connie Turner and Elaine Duckwort, all Nashville; am three grandchildren. The family asked that, in lieu of flowers, donation! may be made to Christ Presbyterian Academy-Fuw Arts or a school of choice. FRASER, Robert L.

Tuesday, June 4, 1996. Age 89. Previous owner of Economy Type Service. Preceded in death by son, Harold E. Fraser.

Survived by wife, Zora Ann Fraser; daughter, Virginia F. Teasley of Hermitage, son, James Fraser of Suwa-nee, Ga; sister, Mildred King of Hermitage, eight grandchildren; eight great grandchildren. Graveside services will be conducted on Friday, June 7, at 2:00 p.m. at Mt. Olivet Cemetery.

No Visitation at the funeral home. In lieu of flowers, the family requests contributions to the charity of your choice. PHILLIPS-ROBINSON Direc-tors, 262-3312 Tho PHutarH I Pattnn Momnri. DARNELL, Mr. Robert E.

Age 76. June 5, 1996 at a local infirmary. Preceded in death by wife, Bertie Lee Combs Darnell. Survived by daughter, Barbara Darnell Howard, Nashville; sons, Roger Combs Marks, Nashville, William J. Marks, Pensacola, FL, Ralph L.

Marks, Ft. Walton Beach, FLA, James R. Marks, Andrews, SC; grandchildren, Travis, Justin, and Noelle Howard; great granddaughter, Kaley Howard. Graveside services 2 p.m. Thurs.

at Wood-lawn Memorial Park conducted by Rev. Wanda Lynch. MARSHALL DONNELLY COMBS, 327-1111. al Chans! 13f)fi Smith St In- terment Greenwood Cemetery (Garden of Hope). Service en- uumbu iu ranura onum-ERS FUNERAL DIRECTORS Friday to serve hamburgers.

BENNETT Past president of the West Nashville Kiwanis Club, he was the organization's lieutenant governor of the Murfreesboro-Nashville BATTS, Dorothy Jean Age 62. Died June 5, 1996 at her home in Murfreesboro after an extended illness. Dorothy was the daughter of the late John 51 by wife, Dottie Eckman, Nashville; daughters, Beth Gurley, Brentwood, TN; Vicki Brun-hoeber, Nashville, TN; son, Larry Eckman, Atlanta, GA; grandchildren, Jennifer, Lauren, David and Margaret Gurley, Alston, Chris and Jason Brunhoeber, Sara and Rachel Eckman; sister, Hilda Man-giaracina, Springfield ILL. His remains are at the Brentwood Funeral Home where the family will receive friends Thurs. 4-7 p.m.

Services 11 a.m. June 7, 1996 in the Brentwood Chapel with Dr. Ronald Carrier officiating. Interment Wood-lawn Cemetery. Active Pallbearers, Grady Ring, Tuck.

Woodring, Tucker Woodring, Bob Gurley, Ronald Brunhoeber, Tony Bowden and Dave Spence. Memorial contributions may be made to The American Cancer Society. BRENTWOOD FUNERAL HOME, 9010 Church St. East, Brentwood 373-3040. JOHNSON, Alma Hailey Age 84 years.

June 4, 1996. Mrs. Johnson was preceded in death by her husband, James Howard Johnson, Sr. and parents, Henry and Josie Hailey. She was a member of Lindsley Ave.

Church of Christ. She is survived by daughter, Mrs. Dudley (Thelma) Jones; son, Howard Johnson, special brother-in-law, Everett E. Johnson all of Nashville; six grandchildren; 1 step-granddaughter; seven great grandchildren; three step-great grandchildren; sisters, Mary Wilson, Nashville, Louise Nanney, White House, TN. Her remains are at the Woodbine Funeral Home, 3620 Nolens-vilte Rd.

where services will be conducted June 6, Pentecost Ashland City; daughters, Regina Trentham, Cleveland, Shelby Bal-throp, Chapmansboro, and Elaine Binkley, Pleasant view, brother, Jim Pentecost, Pleasant View; 22 grandchildren. Patricia Ann Rhea, 56, Hermitage, an employee at the Internal Revenue Service, died Monday, Nashville Metro General Hosoital. Cause not disclosed. No services yesterday, St Thomas Hospital, Nashville, of cancer. Services 2 p.m.

tomorrow, Smyrna First United Methodist Church. Woodfin Chapel, Smyrna, In charge. Survivors: daughter, Constance Boatman, Smyrna; 10 grandchildren; a great-grandchild. Albert Edgett Horton, 95, ParBn's Farm Road, Tracy City, a retired missionary evangelist, died yesterday at home. Cause not disclosed, visitation 5-9 p.m.

today, Cumberland Funeral Home, Monteagle, Tenn. Survivors: daughter, Alice Horton, Tracy City; son, Robert Horton, Arlington Heights, nine grandchildren. Kioto Johnson, 61, 808 N. Goodpasture St, Livingston, abriok mason, died Tuesday, at home. Cause not disclosed.

DAVIS, Jos Ernest Monday, June 3, 1996. Survived by daughter, Jo Ann Davis-Davis; son-in-law, Sylvester Davis, Mt. Juliet; grandson, Anthony Davis, Carthage; sisters, Mary Nell Bowers and Ruth Davis Harvey, Nashville; sister and brother-in-law, Ruth and George Robertson, Hermitage; numerous other relatives and friends. Visitation with the family Friday, June 7, 1996, 10-11 a.m. with funeral to follow at Evana Hill M.B.

Church, Tulip Grove Rd. Central Pike, Pastor John P. West Jr. officiating. Interment National Cemetery, Madison, Tn.

J.W. ADKINS FUNERAL HOME, Directors, 292-8367 Lawrenceburg, TN DISHONGH, Bonnie Nell Hen-sley Age 84. Tuesday, June 4, 1996. She taught school in Lawrence County School System for 39 years. She was a member of the Pilot Club, Eastern Star, Retired Teachers Association, West Point Home Demonstration Club, D.A.R.

and Delta Kappa Gamma. She was a member of the first United Methodist Church in are planned. Phillips-Robinson Funeral Home, Hendersonville, In charge. Survivors: husband, Michael Rhea; daughter, Kimberiy McCormlck, Oak Ridge; mother, Ruth Grizzle, Seymour, brothers, Dudley, Clinton, Jack, Colleen, Texas, and Charles Grizzle, Powell, Tenn. Robbie Hudson Roberts, 86, 107 Woodland SL, Watertown, retired from the State Highway Department, died Tuesday, University Medical Center, Lebanon.

Cause not disclosed. Services 3:30 p.m today, Hunter Funeral Home, Watertown. Survivors: wife, Gertie Everett Roberts; son, Howell Roberts, Watertown; daughters, Mildred Oakley, rva Granstaff, both Water-town, and Johnnie Dunklin, Lebanon; sisters Bessie Russell, Watertown, and Mable Brat-ten, Nashville; brothers, Frank and Turner, both Alexandria, Calvin, Watertown, I -1 fl I -1 1 H0WSE, Deacon Sol Age 102. Departed this life on June 2, 1996. Survived by wife, Marie Hewse; devoted daughters, Laura Buchanan, Imogene Howse and Agnes (Carver) Southern; eight grandchildren; twenty-two great grandchildren; one great great grandchild; two great nieces; one nephew; one great nephew; two sisters-in-law; one brother-in-law; many other relatives and friends.

Special thanks to the Staff at Trevecca Nursing Home and 6th Floor Nursing Staff at Baptist Hospital. Visitation with family Saturday, June 8,12 Noon-1 p.m. at Patton Brothers Funeral Home, 1306 South St. Funeral to follow with Rev. John Gar-nett officiating.

Interment Greenwood Cemetery. SERVICE ENTRUSTED TO PAT-TON BROTHERS FUNERAL DIRECTORS MILLER, Annice Mayo Age 94. June 4, 1996. Survived by sisters, Mrs. Odis Moore and Mrs.

Mabel Latham, Boaz, Al. and Mrs. Flora Clark, North Port, AL; step grandchildren, Mrs. Amy Whitterhold and Beth Smathers, both of Nashville and Mrs. Jody Bricker, Springdale, step son, John E.

Miller several nieces nephews and a host of friends. Remains are at Woodlawn Funeral Home where services will be conducted in the Chapel of Roses at 2 p.m. Thursday. Interment Woodlawn Memorial Park. Visitation with the family 12-2 p.m.

Thursday. Arrangements by WOODLAWN FUNERAL HOME, 383-4754 PROCTOR, Tom E. Age 68. June 4, 1996. Survived by w.

and Maggie victory Gordon. Survived by her husband, Ollie C. Batts three sons and their wives, Bobby and Debbie Batts, Murfreesboro, Jere and Debbie Batts, Hen-dersonville, Patrick and San- dra Batts, Murfreesboro; daughter and her husband, Patricia and William Gulledge, Gadsden, AL; brothers, Houston Burl and John Albert Gor- don; sister, Marie Neely; grandchildren, Barry Batts, Shannon Batts, Courtney McNair, Matthew Batts, Melis-' sa Batts, Joey Sturges, Beth Sturges, Katie Batts. Visitation will be on Thursday, June 6, 1 from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. at Woodfin Memorial Chapel.

Graveside services will be Fri-. day, June 7 at 10 a.m. at Woodlawn Memorial Park, Nashville, Rev. Marion Ar-buckle officiating. A Memorial service for Dorothy Batts will be held at Haywood Hills Bap- tist Church, Nashville, Date and time to be announced, Rev.

Roger Shelton and Rev. Marion Arbuckle officiating. Mrs. Batts was a faithful member pf Westwood Baptist Church. She was preceded in death by brothers, Ken and Tommy Gordon; sis-.

ters, Addie Mae Pewitt, Irene Griffy and Burbon Moore', i WOODFIN MEMORIAL CHA- PEL, 893-5151 GoodlettsvillB CARRIGAN, Mrs. Elsie Lou- ise Age 73 years. Wednesday, June 5, 1996. Preceded in death by her husband, Charlie Warren Carrigan. Survived by son, Charles Jeffery Carrigan; grandsons, Benja- min Warren and Joseph Brent Carrigan.

Mrs. Carrigan was a member of Madison Church of Christ. Her remains are at Cole and Garrett Funeral Home, Goodlettsville, where services will be conducted Friday morning at 10 a.m. by Bro. Norman Slate.

Elders of Madison Church of Christ will serve as Pallbearers. Interment National Cemetery, Madison. VISITATION WITH THE FAMILY THURSDAY 10 A.M. UNTIL 2 P.M. AND 6 UNTIL 9 P.M.

AT THE FUNERAL HOME. COLE AND GARRETT, Goodlettsville, 859-5231 1996 at 2:30 p.m.byAJ. Pate and Paul Norwood. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery. Honorary Pallbearers, Foster Abies, Ralph Barron, Jerry Culbert-son, Roy Culbertson, Anthony Ferguson, Joe Freeman, Charles Haley, Charles Johnson, Jeff Newlin, Bobby Nanney, Charles Robertson, Roy Smith, Phil Stinson, and James Wilson.

Active Pallbearers, Phil Jones, Jeff Jones, Tim Jones, Jeri Johnson, Carol Ann Johnson, Diane Johnson, Pat Shockney, Brad Jones and Lauren Jones. Visitation, Wed. 2-9 p.m. Memorial contributions may be made to Alive Hospice of Nashville. WOODBINE FUNERAL HOME DIRECTORS, 832-1948.

Edward Carl Barrett, 80, 2304 Yager Road, McMinnville, retired from Powermatic, died Tuesday, Riverpark Hospital, McMinnville. Cause not disclosed. Services 2 p.m. today, Woodbury Funeral Home. Survivors: wife, Lola Youngblood Barrett; son, Dwlght Barrett McMinnville; brother, James Barrett, Fayetteville, three grandchildren.

William Joseph Culberth, 77, 531 Oakley Hollow Road, Alexandria, a retired truck driver, died Tuesday, University Medical Center, Lebanon. Cause not disclosed. Services 1 p.m. today, Mount Zion Baptist Church, Alexandria Anderson Funeral Home, Alexandria, In charge. Survivors: daughters, Jean English, Alexandria, and Loretta Wallace, Albuquerque, N.M.; sons, William, Egan, and Raymond Culberth, Aztec, N.M.; brother, Raymond Culberth, Aransas Pass, Texas; 11 grandchildren; eight great-grandchildren.

Robert E. Darnell, 76, Nashville, a retired conductor for Railroad, died yesterday, Baptist Hospital, Nashville, of heart disease. Graveside services 2 p.m. today, Woodlawn Cemetery, Nashville. Marshall-Donnelly Combs Funeral Home, Nashville, in charge.

Survivors: daughter, Barbara Howard, Nashville; sons, Roger, Nashville, William, Pensacola, Ralph, Fort Walton, and James Marks, Andrews, S.C.; three grandchildren; a greatgrandchild. Edith Dicker, 96, Nashville, a home-maker, died May 30, St. Thomas Hospital, Nashville, of heart disease. Graveside services were Sunday, Roosevelt Memorial Park, Trevose, Pa Marshall-Donnelly Combs Funeral Home, Nashville, In charge. Survivors: son, Paul Dicker, Nashville; three grandchildren; four great-grandchildren.

'Bonnie Nell Hensley Dishongh, 84, 400 Waterloo Lawrenceburg, a retired teacher, died Tuesday, Scott Health Care Center. Cause not disclosed. Services 10 am. tomorrow, First United Methodist Church, Lawrenceburg. Survivors: daughters, Mary Bowles, Greenhill, Ala, and Laura Beckham, Terre Haute, sisters, Laura Crews, Lawrenceburg, and Grace Rippy, Yuma, Ave grandchildren; six greatgrandchildren.

Betty Jean Donaldson, 60, 210 Cul-lom Dickson, a homemaker, died yesterday, Baptist Hospital, Nashville. Cause not disclosed. Services 2:30 p.m. Saturday, Buckner's Dickson Funeral Home. Survivors: husband, Preston Donaldson; sons, Arthur, Bon Aqua, Kevin, Larry and Jimmy Donaldson, all Dickson; daughters, Linda Dotson, Dickson, Anita Quillen, Aetna community, and Susan McCoHum, Burns, brothers, Charles, Bon Aqua, and Roy Rodgers, Fairview, sisters, Louise Jackson, Vanleer, and Ellen Howell, Fairview; six grandchildren; a greatgrandchild.

Jess D. Dunaway, 75, 103 Peggy Drive, Clarksvllle, a retired civil service worker tor post engineers at Fort Campbell, died yesterday, at home of cancer. Services 2 p.m. tomorrow, McReynolds-Nave Larson Funeral Home. Survivors: wife, Christy Knight Dunaway; son, Tim Dunaway, Clarks-ville; half-brothers, Butler and Lloyd Dunaway, both Beattyvitle, half-sisters, Max-Ine Whisman, Lula Donaho, Lora Addison and Lois Newton, al Beattyville; two grandchildren.

Bobby Gene Edgin, 59, 501 B. Roosevelt Madison, a grinder at Stratos Boat Factory, died Tuesday, Tennessee Christian Medical Center, Madison, of leukemia Services 1 p.m. Saturday, Taylor Funeral Home, Dickson, Tenn. Survivors: companion, Betty Jean Newman, Madison; daughters, Mary Sensing, Dickson, and Joyce Hugel Charlotte, mother, Mary Carter, Charlotte; brothers, James, Madison, Thomas, Charlotte, and Edward Edgin, Qarksville; sisters, Beddle Groves and Margie Fizer, both Charlotte; three grandchildren. Mildred Bass Hankins, 70, Coleman Street Smyrna a homemaker, died Lawrenceburg.

She is sur- vlved by two daughters, Mrs. Raymond (Mary) Bowles of Greenhill, Mrs. Sam (Laura) Beckham of Terre Haute, IN; two sisters, Laura Jo Crews of Lawrenceburg, TN, Grace Rippy of Yuma, AZ; five grandchildren, Sean O'Conner of Greenhill, AL, David Bowles of Leighton, AL, Bruce Bowles of Greenhill, AL, Candance Beckham of Minnesota, Matthew Beckham of Terre Haute, IN; four great-grandsons, Jared Bowles, Brett Bowles, Brent Bowles, Donald Bowles. Two Great-granddaughters, Brady Kathleen O'Connor, Emily Bowles; several nieces and nephews. Visitation from 7-9 p.m.

on Wednesday and all day Thursday. Eastern Star service, Thursday at North Funeral Home at 7 p.m. Funeral services, Friday, June 7,1996, First United Methodist Church at 10 a.m. Interment Arlington Cemetery, Mt. Pleasant, TN.

Memorials may be made to the American Cancer Society, First United Methodist Church, of Chinubee Church. NORTH FUNERAL HOME, La-wrenceburg, TN. 615-762-9447. Services 2 p.m. today, Speck Funeral Home, Livingston.

Survivors: wife, Gtenda Johnson; daughters, Mica Beasley and Misty Hunter, both Livingston; brothers, Wilmoth, Joffrey, R.L., all Allons, Carvel, Akron, Ohio, and Arvls Johnson, Cookevllle; sisters, Wan- da Shultz, Mary Jo Denton, both Cookevllle, Judy Padgett, and Betty Lou Copeland, both Livingston; five grandchildren. Charlie Everett Jones, 59, 1393 Hll-ey Spencer Road, Scottsvllle, died Tuesday, Durham Springs Road, Scottsvllle. Cause not disclosed. Services 3 p.m. today, Goad Funeral Home, Scottsvllle.

Survivors: wife, Novice Cushenberry Jones; son, Charlie Jones Scottsvllle; daughters, Novice Charlene Jones, Gallatin, and Novice Dar-lene Jones, Scottsvllle; stepdaughters, Novice Brooks, Georgia, Mary Holman, Scottsvllle, Martha Ladd, Springfield, Georgeanna Wade, Houston, and Janie Gregory, Gallatin; stepsons, Jerry and Gary Jones, both Scottsvllle; sisters, Katherlne Stinson and Dovte Moore, both Scottsville, Dolly Linville and Lizzie Dlsman, both Indianapolis; brothers, Bobby, Indianapolis, Willie and Roy Jones, Scottsvllle, and Marvin Jones, Nebraska 24 grandchildren. Harold Dean Laf ever, 62, Ward Mill Road, Baxter, a self-employed dealer In rental property, died Monday, Cookevllle General Hospital, of a heart attack. Services 2 p.m. today, Hooper Huddleston Funeral Home, Baxter. Survivors: daughter, Karen Goolsby, Phoenix; son, Harold Lafever, Cookeville; brothers, Herbert, Anaheim, Howard, Los Angeles, and Doyle Lafever, Baxter; five grandchildren.

May Brewer Malone, 100, 235 Rid-gewar Drive, Nashville, a homemaker, died Tuesday, Summit Medical Center, Nashville. Cause not disclosed. Services 1 1 am. tomorrow, High Funeral Home, McMinnville, Tenn. Survivors: daughters, Donna Turner and Mary Steen, both Hermitage; four grandchildren; seven great-grandchildren.

Grady F. Marlow, 73, 61 Elmwood Terrace, Fayetteville, retired from Amana Refrigeration, died yesterday, Lincoln Regional Hospital. Cause not disclosed. Services 1 p.m. tomorrow, Higgins Funeral Home, Fayetteville.

Survivors: wife, Mary Louise Marlow; daughters, Gertrude Thornton, Ardmore, Ala, Becky Price, Joyce Luna both Fayetteville, and Kathy Shepard, Vann Town community; sister, Doris Marlow, California; seven grandchildren. Eunice Roscoe McClain, 78, 315 Willis St, Hohenwakl, retired general laborer, died Tuesday at home of heart failure. Graveside services were yesterday, Downey Cemetery, Hohenwakl. McDonald Funeral Home, Hohenwakl, In charge. Survivors: wife, Melba Lorraine McClain; daughter, Linda Madorin, Auburntown, son, Ronald McClain, Horn Lake, sister, Ann Jones, Hohenwakl; four grandchildren; two great-grandchildren.

James Randall McGiboney, 55, 1 107 Raybum Walling Road, Rock Island, a school bus driver, died Tuesday, River Park Hospital, McMinnville, Tenn, from Injuries sustained in a tractor accident Services 2 p.m. tomorrow, High Funeral Home, McMinnville. Survivors: wife, Tants Teeters McGiboney; son, Dennis McGiboney, Goodlettsville; stepsons, Stephen, McMinrMile, and Scott Bess, Nashville; stepdaughter, Joel Myers, Rock Island; brother, Albert McGiboney, Newark, tour grandchildren. ana uasion noDeiis, lbdsiiuii; eiyni grana children. Josie Rose, 94, Huntington Parkway, Nashville, a homemaker, died Tuesday, Bethany Health Care Center, Nashville.

Cause not disclosed. Services 2 p.m. tomorrow, Alexander Macon County Funeral Home, Lafayette, Tenn. Survivors: daughters, Nellie Gulley, Gallatin, Verdie Smith, Nashville, Jessie Ellis, Notensville, and Mabe I Eden, Springfield, sister, Ada Mert, Gallatin; 23 grandchildren; several greatgrandchildren and great-great-grandchildren. Charles Wesley Sneed, 50, Happy Hollow Road, Goodlettsville, a retired machinist, died Tuesday, Veterans Administration Medical Center, Nashville.

Cause not disclosed. Services 11 am. tomorrow, Alexander Funeral Home, Gallatin. Survivors: son, Charles Sneed, Hendersonville; daughter, Stephanie Sneed, Lake Havasu City, mother, Annie Sneed, Goodlettsville; sisters, Ruth McDuffee, Goodlettsville, and Patsy Draper, Gallatin; three grandchildren. Lillie Bell Elkins Thompson, 87, Marston Road, Leoma, a homemaker, died Tuesday, Columbia Crockett Hospital, Lawrenceburg, Tenn.

Cause not disclosed. Services 1 p.m. today, Loretto (Tenn.) Memorial Chapel. Survivors: son, William Bums, Decatur, Ala; daughter, Mary Glass, Leoma; sister, Lula Brasgalla, Birmingham; eight grandchildren; 15 great-grandchildren. George Elton Tidwell, 83, 102 Sunset Road, Dickson, a retired machinist died Tuesday at home.

Cause not disclosed. Services 2 p.m. today, Buckner's Dickson Funeral Home. Survivors: sons, Rex, Arlington, Texas, and Kenneth Tidwel, Fort Worth, Texas; stepsons, Gayte, Trenton, Texas, David, Daytona Beach, Fla, and Jerry Evans, Fort Worth; brother, AMn Tidwel, Dickson; sister, Eunice Donegan, Dickson. Hobart Townsend, 90, Parsons, Tenn, chairman of the board of directors at Farmers Bank, died Tuesday, Decatur County General Hospital, of heart failure.

Services 2 p.m. tomorrow, First Baptist Church. Parsons Mortuary In charge. Survivors: wife, Ruth Jennings Townsend; son, H.L Town-send brother, Raymond Townsend; sisters, Annie Rogers and Imogene Pratt, al Parsons; two grandchildren. Megan Hope Waynick, 3 months, 126 Hickman Springs Road, Centervllle, died yesterday, Baptist Hickman Community Hospital, Centervie.

Cause not SMYRNA JOHNSON, Mrs. Doris M. Wednesday, June 5, 1996. Survived by daughter, Shirley A. Samuel; sons, David Johnson and Michael E.

Gray; sister, Frances Burns; brother, Robert Neal; other relatives and friends. Complete arrangements to be announced. SERVICE ENTRUSTED TO PATTON BROTHERS FUNER-AL DIRECTORS Columbia, TN Nashville, PROWELL, Mose June 3, 1996. Survived by sister, Margaret Graham of Louisville, KY; devoted nieces, Edna Fitzgerald, Gladys Gilmore, Mattie Reedus, Scottie Cofen nephews, Harry Gilmore, Earl Jenkins, M.C. Lockridge; other nieces, nephews, relatives and friends.

Graveside -service Friday, June 7, 1996, 1 2 noon, Meadowtawn Memorial Gardens, Columbia, TN, Rev. Nathaniel Best officiating. SMITH BROTHERS FUNERAL DIRECTORS, 706 Monroe 726-1476, Henry L. Melvin J. Smith, CRAFT, Alice A.

Age 43. 4 1996. Survived bv HANKINS. Mildred Bass mother, Frances Craft, Nash- Died June 5, 1 996 at St. son, Tom c.

Proctor daughter, Judy E. Proctor, both of Fairview, sister, Evelyn Vaupel, Nashville; brothers, Jerry A. Proctor, Nashville and Joe L. Proctor, Gainesville, twenty-five nieces and nephews. Graveside services and Interment will be at 11 a.m.

Friday, June 7, 1996 at Woodlawn Memorial Park. Visitation with the family 6-8 p.m Thursday. Arrangements by WOODLAWN FU-NERAL HOME, 383-4754 SHAW, William Charles Age 89. Expired June 5, 1996. Survived by family; other relatives and friends.

Graveside service Friday, June 7 at 10 a.m. Greenwood Cemetery with Elder Tommie Murray officiating. SERVICE ENTRUSTED TO PATTON BROTHERS FUNER-AL DIRECTORS STEGALL, Cornelia H. Holmes June 5, 1996. Survived by devoted daughter, Mrs.

Sadie A (James) Ridley; other relatives and friends. Arrangements announced later. SMITH BROTHERS FUNERAL DIRECTORS, 706 Monroe 726-1476, Henry L. Melvin J. Smith, Directors.

Thomas Hosoital from Cancer. ville; son, Keith Easley, Jacksonville FL; special niece, Mel- issa Craft Smyrna; brothers, Barney Craft, Smyrna, Dennis Craft, Nashville; sister, Brendle Regina Craft, Kingston Springs; special friend, Billy Sullenger, Nashville; nieces, Tammy Craft, Mur- freesboro, Lindsey Craft, Nashville. Ms. Craft in the care of Pettus-Owen Wood where services will be con-', ducted 10:00 Friday June 7, with Bro. Frank Owens officiating.

Interment will follow at Lynn Cemetery, Williamson, TN. Friends family will serve as Pallbearers. Visita-1 tion with the family will be 10-9 Thursday. Arrangements by PETTUS-OWEN WOOD, 292-3392. DALE, Beatrice Tuesday, i June 4, 1996.

Age 86. Sur-. vived by sister, Myrel McDonald of Nashville; nieces, June Lofton of Memphis, Patsy Humphrey and Linda Hilton, both of Nashville. Remains rest at the funeral home of Phillips-Robinson 2707 Gallatin where the famitv will receive friends after 1:00 p.m. Thursday and where services will be conducted on Friday, June 7, at 2:00 p.m.

with Dr. Millard Reed officiating. Interment Spring Hill Ceme-1 tery. Family and friends will serve as Pallbearers. PHIL- UPS-ROBINSON Birec- ters, 262-3312 Survived by daughter and son-in-law, Constance A.

and John H. Boatman, Smyrna; daughter-in-law, Donna H. (Tim) Morrell, Smyrna; son-in-law, Edward A. (Joan) McKnight, Chicago, IL; ten grandchildren; one great grandchild. Funeral services 2 bm.

Fri. Smyrna First United ethodist Church with Rev. Malcolm Patron and John Sharp officiating. Burial Ma-pleview Cemetery. Mrs.

Han-kins was preceded in death by her daughter the late Nancy H. McKnight, her son, the late Richard Bryan Hankins and her husband the late Richard G. Hankins. Visitation with the family 5-8 p.m., Thurs. at Woodfin Chapel, Smyrna.

Pallbearers, John Boatman, John Boatman, III, Mark Adams, Tim Morrell, Lee Hankins, Edward McKnight, Ned McKnight, George Patterson, and John Lee, Jr. Memorials in memory of Mrs. Hankins may be made to The American Cancer Society. WOODFIN CHAPEL. SMYRNA, 459-3254.

STEELE, Elease June 4, 1996. Survived by two daughters; other relatives and friends. Arrangements announced later. SMITH BROTHERS FUNERAL DIRECTORS, 706 Monroe 726-1476, Hiry L. Melvin J.

Smith, Directors. Mount Olivet WEATHERLY, David E. Tuesday June 4,1996. Preceded in death by father, Franklin L. Weatherly.

Survived by wife, Tonya Weatherly; mother, Mrs. Nellie L. Weatherly; sons, Shone and Ryan Weatherly; sisters, Mrs. Faye Bennett and Mrs. Connie E.

Holschbach; brothers, Ronnie L. and William D. Buford. Remains rest at the funeral home of Phillips-Robinson 2707 Gallatin where the family will receive friends Wednesday from 6 to 9 p.m. and Thursday from 12 to 9 p.m.

and where funeral services will be conducted Friday June 7, at 12:00 noon with Bro. Joe Bogle officiating. Active Pallbearers, family and friends. Honorary Pallbearers, Elders and Deacons Riverwood Church of Christ. Interment Spring Hill Cemetery.

PHILLIPS-ROBINSON Directors. 262-3312. Funeral Home disclosed. Services 2 p.m tomorrow, McDonald Funeral Home, Centervllle. Survivors: parents, Bruce and Nicole Waynick; grandparents, Mary Waynick, Billy and Linda Hal brooks; greatgrandparents, Howard and Mary Cagle and Mary Waynick, al Center-villa Clarence Woodard, 84, Route 1, Riddleton, a retired farmer, died Tuesday, Smith County Health Care, Carthage, Term.

Cause not dtectosed. Services 2 p.m. today, Sanderson Funeral Home, Carthage. Survivors: wHe, Ruby Woodard; daughters, Joy Cleland, Hixson, and Debbie Woodard, Piano, Texas; brother, Clyde Woodard, Riddleton; (our grandchi-dren. Patricia Ann Polk Young, 47, School Street Cufteoka homemaker, died Monday, Vanderbilt University Medical Center, Nashville.

Cause not disclosed. Services 1 p.m. tomorrow, Oakes Nichols Funeral Home. Columbia Tern Survivors: sons, James andVatter Young, both Cujeo-ka a grander! Carthage, TN Riddleton Community W00DARD, Clarence Age 84, June 4, 1996. Survived by wife, Ruby Dias Woodard; daughter son-in-law, John Joy Cleland of Hixson; son daughter-in-law, Jerry Debbie Woodard of Piano, Texas; brother, Clyde Allen Woodard of Riddleton; 4 grandchildren, Anna Daniel Cleland of Hixson, Michael Christopher Woodard of Piano, Texas.

Funeral services 2:00 p.m. Thursday, Carthage Chapel of Sanderson Funeral Home with Eld. James Law-son officiating. Family friends will serve as pallbearers. Visitation after 9 a.m.

Thursday. Interment Dixon Springs Cemetery. SANDERSON OF CARTHAGE, Directors, 615-735-2118. Ms James Frank Patch it, 66, Miing-ton, retired from the Navy, died Monday at home of cancer. Memorial services 2:30 p.m.

Sunday, Puryear (Tenn.) Methodist Church. Survivors: wife, Joan Paschal; brothers, RatJiffe, Paris, and Pat Paschal, Puryear; sisters, Mary Darby, Brentwood, Oulda Osbum, Clearwater, Fla, Lib Darton and Viva Elis, both Murray, Ky. William Rufus Pentecost, 89, 1005 Hewitt Road, Criapmansboro, a farmer, died Tuesday, Northcrest Hospital, Springfield, Tenn. Cause not disclosed. Services 11 am tomorrow, Maflorys Methodist I Church, ThomesvWe comrftrtlty.

Boyd Funeral Home In charge. SurvWs: son, J.L Wc Honor All Preirangements Intannca Serving All Cemeteries Mount Olivet FUNERAL HOME CEMETERT 1101 I.binoRo.rf NtshTillr 25V4193.