Section The Commercial Appeal, Deaths- Mrs. L. F. Islaub Services for Mrs. Martha H.
Islaub, 47, of 2843 Cottonway, Apt. 5, will be at 1 p.m. tomorrow at Memphis Funeral Home Poplar Chapel with burial in Hawkins family cemetery at Brownsville, Tenn. Mrs. Islaub, the wife of Levering Fred Islaub and a secretary for Permanent Claims Service, was killed Friday morning when her car was struck by another car at Highland and Dunn.
Police said there were indications that Mrs. Is laub ran through a stop sign before the collision. The other driver was treated at a hospital and released. No charges were filed. Mrs.
Islaub also leaves two sons, Lever ing Fred Islaub Jr. and John Charles Is laub, both of Memphis; three daughters, Miss Margaret Anne Islaub and Mrs. Mrs. Deborah S. Cobb of Nashville; a sis Emily Naramore, both of Memphis, and ter, Mrs.
Rebecca Minton of St. Louis; her mother, Mrs. Estelle Hawkins of West Memphis, and two grandchildren. William F. Rodgers William F.
Rodgers, 77, of 7058 East Holmes Road in Germantown, retired maintenance worker for Delta Airlines, died Friday night at St. Joseph Hospital East after illness. He was a member of Towering Oaks Baptist Church. Services 4 p.m. today at Brantley Funeral 'Home in Olive Branch, with burial in Bethlehem Cemetery in Capleville.
He leaves his wife, Mrs. Eva Watkins Rodgers; two sons, William Rodgers Jr. of the home and Jimmy Rodgers of Olive Branch; three daughters, Mrs. Ruth Reynolds of Collierville, Mrs. Rebecca Sims of Panama City Beach, and Mrs.
Dorothy Williams of Olive Branch; eight grandchildren and four greatgrandchildren. Sam H. McNeal Sam H. McNeal, 68, of Los Angeles, former Memphian and former employe of The Buckeye Cellulose Corporation, died yesterday in Los Angeles. was a former member of St.
Stephem Baptist Church. He leaves his wife, Mrs. Betty Elizabeth McNeal of Memphis; two sons, Freddie McNeal and James McNeal, both of Los Angeles; a daughter, Mrs. Mary Crowder of Gary, two sisters, Mrs. Claudie Pettigrew of Chicago and Mrs.
Alice Henderson Memphis; a brother, Winston Miner of Toledo, Ohio, and seven grandchildren. N. H. Owens Son Funeral Home charge. Joseph A.
Vest Joseph A. Vest of 194 South Perkins Road, former owner of the old Idlewild Furniture died yesterday at Methodist Hospital after an illness. He was a Mason and Shriner and a member of Holly Hills Country Club. He was a member of the Madison Heights Baptist Church. Services will be at 2 p.m.
tomorrow at Memphis Funeral Home on Union with burial Memorial Park. He his wife, Mrs. Rose Vest; a daughter, Dale Barton of Memphis; leaves, two sisters, Mrs. Bertha Womack of Memphis and Mrs. Julia Burney of Crystal Springs, and two grandchildren.
Mrs. Katie Scarbrough was a member of Idlewild PresbyteChurch. Mrs. Katie F. Scarbrough, 85, of 2002 Court, widow of John Thomas Scarbrough, died at 7 p.m.
Friday at Joseph Hospital. Services will be at 10:30 a.m. tomorrow at Memphis Funeral Home on Union with burial in Forest Hill Cemetery Midtown. She leaves a son, Wales H. Newby of Bogalusa, a daughter, Miss Mary Katherine Newby Memphis; five brothers, Herman Harris and Hugh Harris, both of Whiteville, Guy Harris of Somerville, Louis Harris of Finger, and Lofton Harris of Brownsville, Texas, and three sisters, Mrs.
Mamie Jacobs, Mrs. Lorena Harris and Mrs. Lucy Hickman, all of Memphis. Edward B. Parrish Edward B.
Parrish, 53, of 1418 Canfield, a carpenter foreman at the DuPont died about 9:30 a.m. yesterday at his home. He was past commander of Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 4916. Services will be at 2:30 p.m. tomorrow at Memphis Funeral Home on Union with burial in Mt.
Vernon Gardens. He leaves his wife, Mrs. Joann Smith Parrish; a son, Edward B. Parrish III of Memphis; three sisters, Mrs. Agnes Phillips and Mrs.
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Victoria Chicago, Illinois 60646. Select Your Used Car From These Pages Memphis, Sunday, March 14, 1976 Mrs. Pearl Lee McCain Mrs Pearl Lee McCain, 74, of Earle, widow of Webster B. McCain, died at 8:30 p.m. Friday at Crittenden Memori al Hospital in West Memphis.
Services will be at 10 a.m. tomorrow at Earle Church of God with burial in Crit tenden Memorial Park in Marion, Ark. Citizens Funeral Home of West Memphis has charge. She leaves three sons, Paul McCain of Earle, Boyce McCain of Crawfordsville, and Louis McCain of Parkin, four daughters, Mrs. Ralph Phillips of Earle, Mrs.
Ludean Sardini and Mrs. Joe Pirani, both of Marion, and Mrs. Jimmy Wooten of Parkin; a half brother, Stanley Blaylock of Cleveland, a sister, Mrs. Everett Norris of Cleveland; 19 grandchildren, and 18 great grandchildren. Mrs.
Trudie Lesley Mrs. Trudie Ona Stembridge Lesley, 88, of Horn Lake, widow of James V. Lesley, died at 7:30 p.m. Friday at her home. She was a Baptist.
Graveside services will be at 1 p.m. tomorrow in Walton Cemetery in Fulton, with Forest Hill Funeral Home Midtown in charge. She leaves four daughters, Mrs. Clyda Green of Horn Lake, Mrs. Erma Robinson of Orlando, Mrs.
Verna Ragin of Apopka, and Mrs. Louise Delaney of Fulton; a stepson, Noon Lesley of Memphis; a brother, John Stembridge of Fulton; 20 grandchildren, 49 great dren and great-great-grandchildren. Woodmere Cove, wife of Frank T. Tobey died at 12:05 a.m. yesterday at Baptist Hosptial.
She was a member of Idlewild Presbyte rian Church. Services will be at 11:30 a.m. tomorrow at Memphis Funeral Home on Union with burial in Elmwood. She also leaves a son, Frank T. Tobey III Memphis; a brother, Joseph H.
Mill er Jr. Memphis; her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Miller of Memphis, and a granddaughter.
Billy Joe Sholar Billy Joe Sholar, 45, of Elmhurst, former Memphian, died Friday at Elmhurst Hospital after an illness. Services will be at 10 a.m. tomorrow at PedersonRykert Funeral Home in Elmhurst with burial 10 a.m. Wednesday in Mayfield, Ky. Memphis survivors are two sisters, Mrs.
Shirley Hardin and Mrs. Dot Cheshier, and a brother, Ray Sholar. Robert Crenshaw Services for Robert Crenshaw, 65, of 8097 Bland in Millington, will be at 2 p.m. today at Memphis Funeral Home on Union with burial in Big Creek Cemetery in Lucy. Mrs.
Crenshaw, retired owner and operator of J. C. Tractor Co. in Millington and Ripley, died at 12:10 p.m. Friday at his home.
Mrs. Frank Tobey Jr. Mrs. Martha Miller Tobey, 56, of 4209 Mose C. Coleman Mose C.
Coleman, 69, of 5958 RaleighLaGrange Road, retired handyman, died at 12:30 a.m. yesterday at Memphis Veterans Hospital. He was a veteran of World War II and a member of the Bartlett First Baptist Church. Southern Funeral Home has charge. He leaves his wife, Mrs.
Letty Coleman. Mrs. George W. Bailey Services for Mrs. Willie L.
Bailey, 77, of 1545 South Wellington, will be at 1 p.m. tomorrow at Memphis Funeral Home on Union with burial in Forest Hill Cemetery Midtown. Mrs. Bailey, wife of George W. Bailey, died at 6:35 p.m.
Friday at Methodist Hospital. Mrs. Ethel Clampit Mrs. Ethel Clampit, 85, of 668 Rozelle, widow of Flynn Clampit, died about 12:30 p.m. yesterday at Methodist Hospital.
She was a member of Bellevue Baptist Church. Kernodle Funeral Home in Wynne, has charge. Pickup Truck Wreck Fatal To Passenger A pickup truck went out of control on North Watkins south of Oberle and hit a utility Pole about 10 last night, killing one of the passengers. Police had a tentative identification on the 33-year-old man. The driver and a second passenger were injured.
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PARAGOULD Earl Winn, 82. MISSISSIPPI ABERDEEN Jimmy Dale Gunnels, 30; Mrs. Nettie Smith, 81, widow of William K. Smith. BELZONI Mrs.
Maudie Jones Roberson, 49, wife of W. C. Roberson. CLARKSDALE Mrs. Katherine Fowler, 76, widow of Harvey Fowler.
CORINTH Mrs. Lillian Lewis, 81, wife of Willia Lewis. HOLLANDALE Mrs. Hazel Carter Keith, 66, wife of Louis Keith. INDIANOLA Mrs.
Cleo McMullan Trest, 86, widow of Daniel C. Trest. ITTA BENA Tarrant Lafayette 'Red' Edwards, 69, retired farmer. KOSCIUSKO Jesse Clinton Boyd, 86, retired farmer; Mrs. Amy Mangrum Woods, 94, widow of Sam Woods.
McCOOL Mrs. Ella Milner Kimbrough, 76, wife of E. W. Kimbrough. MABEN Mrs.
Lillie Doss Brewer, 78. NEW ALBANY William L. Caldwell, 71, retired postal employe. SARDIS Raymond James Hufft, retired Illinois Central Gulf Railroad depot agent. TUPELO Mrs.
Martha McGaughy Stephenson, 71, of Birmingham, wife of Glenn T. Stephenson. VARDAMAN Robert E. Patton, 77, retired farmer. WEST POINT James H.
Howard; Arlington Ray, 17, retired mill worker; John Edward Seitz, 81, retired umberman. TENNESSEE BRIGHTON John Paul Smith, 81, carpenter. CAMDEN William A. Kee, 77, retired farmer. DRESDEN Mrs.
Ider Parhan Watts, 84, wife of Grant Watts. HICKORY VALLEY Earnest Avent, 72, retired farmer, and his wife, Mrs. Alice Anna Lax Avent, 75.. HUMBOLDT Mrs. Jettie Ann Chasteen, 83, widow of C.
M. Chasteen; Mrs. Loretta Emberton Gibson, 87, of Borger, Texas, widow of Martin L. Gibson, retired nurse and a former resident of Humboldt. JACKSON Ray R.
Hudson, 67, retired supervisor of law enforcement for the Tennessee Game and Fish Commission; Mrs. Pattie H. Moore, 101, widow of Robert A. Moore. LEXINGTON Mrs.
Sophia Altom, 91, widow of James Altom. MARTIN Wardell Owens, 40, employe of Weakley County Municipal Electric System. PARSONS Mrs. Cora Tuten Mays, 82, widow of Stewart Mays. RIPLEY Mrs.
Lena Dyer, 84, widow of S. A. Dyer. SAVANNAH Carl M. 'Wimpy' Gower, 63, retired mechanic and truck driver for Lion Oil Co.
TRENTON Julius Albert Treece, 88, retired farmer. TROY Mrs. Iona Davis Moultrie, 84, widow of John H. Moultrie. Rev.
Earl Thomas Rev. Earl Thomas, 80, of 1578 Gabay, Baptist minister, died at 1:37 p.m. yesterday at his home. He leaves three brothers, Sam Thomas of Memphis, Alex Thomas of Cleveland, Ohio, and Arthur Thomas, with whom he lived, and a sister, Mrs. Luvinna Dotson of Memphis.
N. J. Ford Sons Funeral Home has charge. Charge Filed In Death A 16-year-old youth has been charged second-degree murder in connection with a Friday night traffic accident in which Johnny James Aden, 7, was killed and three other persons injured, police said. Police said Erich Blakely Hardin of 4963 Clinchstone was also charged with driving while intoxicated, reckless driving, no drivers license and being drunk in connection with the two-car accident on Yale, west of Austin Peay at 9:10 p.m.
Hardin was driving west on Yale at a high rate of speed, police said, when his car hit a dip, went into the air and landed on the trunk of a westbound car driven by Mrs. Patricia Ann Aden, 27, of 3871 Kipling. Sgt. T. M.
Jones said Johnny Aden was sitting in the back seat of the car and his mother and a brother, Danny Charles 'Bimbo' Aden Jr. were sitting in the front seat of the car. Mrs. Aden and Danny Aden were both treated at Methodist Hospitaland released. According to witnesses, Jones said, Hardin's car was traveling between 70 and 90 mph in a 40 mph zone.
Police said Hardin was not licensed to drive in Tennessee but had a valid Alabama drivers license. a Jones said there were two passengers in Hardin's car bit neither was seriously injured. He said one of the youths fled the accident on foct. The other, Mark D. Wise, 17, of 4284 Oakcrest, was referred to Juvenile Court for disorderly conduct after he refused to allow police and firemen to remove Hardin from the car.
Hardin was taken to Methodist Hospital and was later, transferred to the prison ward at Memphis Hospital, police said. He was released to Juvenile Court yesterday morning. The death was the 20th traffic fatality in the city this year the same number for this time last year. Young Aden was a second grade student at Egypt Central Elementary School. Services will be at 10 a.m.
tomorrow at Memphis Funeral Home Poplar Chapel with burial in Forest Hill Cemetery East. He also leaves his father, Danny Elizah Jackson, 51, of 928 Apt. was killed about 5:30 morning when a fire damaged the of his apartment in the LeMoyne housing project, officials said. Fire department officials said apparently died from smoke They said the cause of the fire is and that damage was confined kitchen. Stanford Johnson, 32, of 937 Apt.
told police he found Jackson on the floor in the front room smoke-filled apartment after alerted him about the fire. Jackson was taken to City of Hospital where he was pronounced Kitchen Fire Claims Hugh Campbell Dies In Hospital Hugh Watkins 'Watt' Campbell, 72, of Earle, retired service station operator and civic leader, died Friday at Crittenden Memorial Hospital in West Memphis. He was an Earle alderman, chairman of the Crittenden County Board of Education and a member of the board governors of Crittenden Memorial Hospital. Services will be at 2 p.m. tomorrow at First Presbyterian Church in Earle, where he was an elder.
Burial will be in Crittenden Memorial Park in Marion with Citizens Funeral Home of West Memphis in charge. He leaves his wife, Mrs. Margariete Campbell; three sons, Irby Campbell of Earle, Dr. Hugh Turner Campbell of Pittsburg, and Robert Lewis Campbell of Alliance, two daughters, Mrs. Mary Jo Fickle of Alliance and Miss Teenie Campbell of Fayetteville, two brothers, Lewis Campbell and Julian Campbell, both of Wiggins, four sisters, Mrs.
0. F. Cassibry, Mrs. T. E.
Morris, Mrs. C. M. Richardson, all of Gulfport, and Mrs. Claude Terry of Meridian, and seven grandchildren.
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