The Courier-Journal from Louisville, Kentucky • Page 46

SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 4, 1966 A 46 I 1 8 i a CHRISTMAS LAY-AW AY SALE Ucsfiiif in Styki. flit Most fteivfifef Sokctk C10JHIHG ALL BRANDS YOU KNOW-AT PRICES SO LQW for th reen crowd, th foftt tlyht. It's NiW, If It's IN, If It's MOO, If It's IVV 4 You'll Find It At Cleveland 'Santa' in Saigon III Student Is Crowned Tribal Chief I I I I a SAIGON (UN) Tom Tiede arrived here Friday with Christmas presents for over 2.500 soldiers sailors, airmen and Marines from Cleveland. Tiede, on special assignment for The Cleveland Press, brought along two suitcases full of holiday greetings from the newspaper's readers. "I'm going to be Cleveland's Saigon Santa Claus this year," Tiede said.

"My job is to personally deliver as many of the messages as possible." All of the Yule mail Tiede brought (over 50 pounds of it) was written by relatives of Cleveland servicemen in the war zone. Tiede's assignment, which he estimates will result in 5,000 miles of in-country air travel before Dec. 25th, promises to be a lively one. YOU" CLOTHING LYNNVIIW SHOPPING CINTII. MISTON HIGHWAY MASTK CHAIGI SHOMIIS CHAIGC GIIMOII LANI Fill GIFT SOXIS 1 OHM Nimr 'Til 9 P.M.

THE COURIER-JOURNAL. LOUISVILLE, KY. I) BLOOM INGTON. Ind. (AP Ikot Alfred Ekanem yesterday became a council YUM IN SYMBOLIC RING is presented Ikot Alfred Ekanem (seated) by Joseph Dhikusoka of Uganda during investiture at IU.

Out It Goes Regardless of Costl! Odd Rolls-Singleton Rolls-Large Roll Ends REMNANTS-SHORT ROLLS-Discontinued Patterns at Greatly Reduced Installations and Delivery Guaranteed For chief of his Ikot Ebelspo-Oniong tribe in his native Nigeria. He had the help of 16 fellow African students of Indiana University in the investiture ceremonies witnessed by 350 persons crowded into a 230-seat auditorium. Because he said he believes there is much to be preserved in his tribe's traditions, Ekanem said he wanted the investiture held here so that Americans could learn something about the tribal customs. Ekanem's tribe of about 50,000 dwells near Eket. a city in southeastern Nigeria.

"I will not be a ruler, but will work with my people as a leader," he said after he was bedecked with crown, robe and ring. Medical Career His Goal Ekanem, in his early 20s, plans to become a doctor and return to Africa, meanwhile corresponding with the tribal council, on which his deceased mother and father had sat. He planned to send movie films of the investiture to the council. The investiture, which in Nigeria usually lasts two weeks, was shortened to an hour and a half. Ceremonies began with robed student attendants entering with candles, waving pine boughs and dancing to what was described as "high-life music." The candles replaced traditional use of palm-oil lights and the pine boughs substituted for palms.

Then Ekanem entered on foot. It was explained humorously that normally he would have appeared on horseback or in a chariot, neither of which was suitable for the auditorium. Ring Brought From 'Spirits' Two women attendants were directed to exit and look for a ring supposedly in possession of spirits. After a dancing interlude, one returned with a ring. A student in the role of councilman then proclaimed, "Let it be known that fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom," and slipped the ring on Ekanem's finger.

Similar rituals marked the robing and crowning and at the conclusion of the rites the onlookers gave a standing ovation. Students playing the councilmen chanted, "Long live the Chief!" Ekanem, who came to the United States in 1961 and was graduated from high school in Indianapolis, said he believes all men are striving for the same thing of mind." His trip was sponsored by Miss Gertrude Bluemel of Indianapolis, a nurse he met at the Eket Lutheran Hospital. Crash Hurts Couple 3,45 If From Date Returning Two teen-agers returning home from a date were injured about 12:15 a m. yesterday when the car they were in hit a utility pole on Grinstead Drive near Kennedy, police reported. John L.

Polk, 17, of 640 Zorn, suffered a broken left arm and mouth injuries, and his date, Kathleen Morrison, 16, of 1811 Casselberry Road, suffered a broken jaw. Both were admitted to Jewish Hospital. Police said Polk was driving when he lost control of his car and it ran off the street and hit the pole. Blaze Him INoh Hill Hol. SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) Fire broke out in the famed Fairmont Hotel on Nob Hill yesterday, forcing evacuation of guests from 400 rooms on four floors before firemen extinguished the flames.

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Charles D. Jotfes; 2 brothers and I sister. Services will be conducted from the E. M. Coots' Sons Funeral Home, 120 W.

Maple Jeffersonvllle, I d. Visiting hours 9:00 a.m.-9.00 p.m. Daattu and Funerals 1 FIELDEN, Mr. Douglas Griffith Entered eternal life Saturday, December 3, 1946, in his 4th year, residence 416 Montana Ave. Brother of Mrs.

E. H. Walters, Mrs. Charles Hofer, Mrs. Earl Reisine-er and Mr.

Edward Fielden. Mr. Fielden Is at the 0. D. White and Son Funeral Home, 2727 S.

3rd where services will be held Tuesday at 10:30 a.m. Interment In Evergreen Cemetery. Wall-to Wall Carpet Installed With Pad lit hhmmh tk 4m Mtini 'htnahri tm Ml UWtwam If NdiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiik AMLUNG, Bertram W. Am st years Dec. 1, Reside net 7904 LaGrangt M.

Survived by a son. Bertram W. Amluns II, i daushters, Mrs, Oail Hartman, Mrs. David (Beth) Cook, brothers, Martin Edward Albert Peter Paul, Kredrlck and Raymond H. Am-luna.

A sister Mrs. Fred, Trott, 3 grandchildren wrvhe. Funeral services from Highlands Funeral Home, 3331 Taylorsvllle Monday, a.m., and et Holy Sblrlt Church at 10 o'clock. Interment Calvary Cemetery. Prayers 4 p.m.

Sunday. McCORMICK, Mrs. Myrtle Age 51 years. Saturday, December .1944 at 11:39 a.m. Residence, 1820 tdgeland Ave.

Survived bv son, Alfred P. McCormick, Chicago, Illinois; mother, Mrs. Josiah Carlton; sisters, Mrs. Katherine Hodge, Mrs. Charles (Eva) Glover, Mrs.

Albert K. (Cora) Murrell, Mrs. Eugene (Elizabeth) Sewail; brothers, Rodger, Joseph, Marvin, and Orville Carlton; and one grandchild. Mrs. McCormick will be at the Neurath Funeral Home, 725 E.

Market until noon Tuesday, at which time she will be taken to Marcus Lindsay Methodist Church, Shelby and Main. Services 2.00 p.m. Interment Resthaven Cemetery. cl. Level Loop ACRYLIC PILE a.

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Elizabeth F. (nee Finck) Passed away In her 85th year, Saturday, December 3. 1946, at 8:15 P.m. Residence 151 S. Pope St.

Wife of the late Mr. Frank F. Forehand; stepmother of Mrs. Randel (Nellie) Storms of Henry-vllle, aunt of Mrs. Elenora Brenzel.

Mrs. Elizabeth Powers, and many other nieces and nephews. Mrs. Forehand is resting at the Oak St. Home of Arch L.

Heady and Son, 1201 E. Oak St. at Schiller Ave. Time of services and interment later. Friends may call after 3:00 p.m.

Sunday. Completely installed Sq. Yd. 99 66 b. Random Sheared '50 1 NYLON Rich flagstone pattern in all the handsome decorator colors.

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Completely installed on foam Sq. Yd. tfCKLEY, Raymond H. Age 59 years, Nov. 30, 1964.

at 1 a.m. at Largo, Fla. Former resident of Olisco, Ind. Devoted Husband of Mary Hildenbrand Bfeckley? beloved father of Raymond J. Beckley, Pacoima, Mrs.

Melvin Deputy, Greenwood, FOX, Mrs. Georgia lOO. ana uoru marie oeicr. iou. a (nee Spencer) MIERSCH, Mrs.

Gladys (nee McCraw) Passed away in her 77th year Sat. Dec. 3, 1944. Wife of the late Rudolph V. Miersch.

Beloved grandmother of Mrs. Edward (Martha Ann) Herp, and Craig Koenlg. Sister of Mrs. Edwin A. Simpson, of Tacoma, Mrs.

Vernon Manning, of Atlanta, Georgia. Mrs. Miersch Is resting at the Oak Street Home of Arch L. Heady Son, 1201 E. Oak at Schiller where services will be conducted Tuesday December 4, at 11:00 a.m.

Interment in Cave Hill Cemetery. Friends may call after 2:00 p.m. Sunday. Largo, Mrs. 9, l-ia.

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10.00. Jaunh B. Becklev. Also sur passed away in her 80th year Friday, Dec. 2, 1944 at 10 a.m.

Family residence 814 Fetter Ave. Beloved wife of Mr. Virvle Fox; I75 Embossed Pattern ACRILAN Heavy and dense for the contemporary decor. Excellent tight construction. Special Completely installed on foam Sq.

Yd. devoted mother of Mrs. George May) Gates II, Stanton vived by 11 grandchildren. Funeral service 9:30 a.m. Monday from Bohlsen-Mlller and Vonder-Hear Funeral Home, 825 Barret; St.

Vincent DePauJ Church, at 10 o'clock. Interment, St. Michael Cemetery. Sq.Yd. (came Island, (Elsie) Now completely installed n.t.

and Mrs. Robert Wittwer of Baltimore, Md. ovine sister of Mr. Jamn g. Luxurious ACRILAN PLUSH HUGE DISCOUNTS NOW ON ALL EVERY COLOR AND SIZE FROM FINE BROADLOOM 50 Edward MOLTHOP, Charles spencer; also survived Dy 2 grandchildren and 2 great-grandchildren.

Mrs. Fox is resting at the Oak St. Home of Arch L. Heady a Son, 1201 E. Oak St.

at Schiller where services will be conducted Mon. at 11 a.m. by Rev. Roy Puckett, pastor of Eastern Pkwy. Baptist Church.

Interment Rest-haven Cemetery. Friends may kindly visit after 4 p.m. Sat. The ultimate in carpet styling. Thick, heavy quality.

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Anna C. fS years of age. Died suddenly at a.m. Saturday at her residence on Scottsvilje Road, Floyd Knobs, Ind. Surviving one son.

Nicholas L. Bomersbaeh, Floyd Knobs; two grandchildren and five great-grandchildren; one brother, Fred Knable; five sisters, Mrs. Margaret Adkins, Mrs. Ella Didat, both of Floyd Knobs; Mrs. Lula LTbs.

end Mrs. Josephine Ellen-brand, and Mrs. Arthur Walter, aH ot New Albany. The remains are at the Kraft Funeral Home After 1:00 p.m. Sunday.

Funeral firviees will be held at 9:00 a.m. uesday from St. Mary of the Khobs Catholic Church. Burial will be In the Church Cemetery. $45.00 EACH GIANT REMNANTS Age 40.

Passed away in SI. Petersburg, Florida on Friday, December 2, 1944, Born in Louisville, Mr. Molthoo- moved to St. Petersburg 10 years ago from there. He was a duality control engineer and Inspector for Electronics Communications Corp.

He was a member of Suburban Lodge 740 F. 8. A.M. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Katherine C.

Molthoo, St. Petersburg; his mother, Mrs. Jeanette MolthoP, St. Petersburg; a son, Robert Paul Molthop; and a daughter, Miss Julie Roxanne Molthoo. both of St.

Petersburg; four sisters, Mrs. Vlllet Painter, Madeira Beach, Florida; Mrs, Anetta Mae Miller, and Mrs. Margaret Sharpe, both of Louisville; and Mrs. Dorothy Hopper, St. Petersburg.

Two brothers, Raymond MolthoP, Louisville; Chester Molthop, Madeira Beach, Florida, and two grandchildren. Funeral services will be 2:00 p.m. Tues. in Wilhelm Thurston West Central Chapel, St. Petersburg.

Interment will be in Memorial Park Cemetery, St. Petersburg. EACH SIZE DESC. WAS 12 x12" Beige 501 Nylon $12 12'x2'2" Green Sculp. '501 14 Sandalwood Nylon.

11 Avocado Acrilan 13 Gold Wool Plush 16 Red Velvet Nylon 11 Cocoa Acrilan 13 $5.00 EACH WAS $88 74 72 78 74 71 68 DESC. Red Nylon Velvet Beige loop Nylon Martini Hi-lo Nylon Beige loop Nylon Sea Green '501' Bronze Gold Nylon. Avocado '501' sin 11x64 15x10 12x95' 12x9'9" 12x89" 15'x610" 12x6' 7" GEPPERT, Mr. Oscar J. Passed on in his 49th year, Thursday, Dec.

1, 1944, at the Veterans Hospital; family residence, 824 Lotus Ave. Beloved husband of Mrs. Mildred L. Geppert (nee Desse); devoted father of Mrs. Roger M.

(Barbara) Cebe, Miss Oscar J. Geppert loving brother of Mrs. Lerov (Geneva) Montague, and Misses Josephine, and Anna Louise Geppert, and Messrs. Jacob P. and Cornelius Geppert.

Also survived by 3 grandchildren. Services for Mr. eppert will be conducted Monday morning at 9:30 in the Russ-man a Son Funeral Home, 1041 Goss Ave. and at 10 o'clock in Guardian Angel Church. Interment St.

Michael Cemetery. Members of the parish may kindly assemble in Russman's at 7:30 p.m. Sunday fo pray the rosary. Friends may call after 1 p.m. Sat.

EACH EACH SIZE DESC. WAS 12 x4 8' Martini '50V Nylon $38 12 x4 3'' Off-White '501' 36 12'x3 9" Bronze Gold '501'. 36 Avocado '501' Twist. 34 Sandalwood Nylon. 28 12 x31 Gold Sculptured '501' 35 15 x3 Sea Green '501' 37 '25 EACH 9 x7'4" Beige Nylon.

$47 15 x51 Martini '501 Nylon 43 122'x57" Aqua Sculpt. '501' 56 15x3'9" Green Embossed '501' 51 12 x37' Celedon Acrilan Plush 61 21x33 Antique Bronze '501' 63 Sandalwood Nylor 55 12x5'7" Beige '501 Nylon. 52 12x5'8" Royal Blue '501 49 EACH BRECHER, Isabel, Barmore Friday. Dec. 2, 1944 at 12:45 ajn.

at the St. Anthony Hospital, Age 42 years; residence, 2517 Valley Vista Rd. Beloved wife of Philip E. Brecher, mother ot Mrs. James L.

Burroughs, Cnrisman, sister of Mrs. George E. Schlegel, Mrs. George Eimendoerf. Wlnterpark, Fla.

and Mr. Oliver E. Barmore. Also survived by 1 granddaughter. Funeral from Pearson's, 149 Breckinridge Ln.

Monday morning af 11 o'clock. Interment, Cave Hill Cemetery. Mr. 14 Rosewood Wool $13 8 x4' Sandalwood Wool 10 Gold Nylon 12 i Beige Acrilan 19 O'DONNELL, James W. EACH SIZE DESC.

WAS Orange Tweed Nylon $118 Grey Herculon 109 12'x9'6" Gold 501' Nylon. 114 Avocado Nylon. 112 Vermouth '501' Twist 128 12 x102' Olive Acrilan 122 EACH Seville Olive Nylon $131 12 x92" Blue Wool Wilton 168 15'x12'1" Sea Green Nylon 126 Gold Tweed Nylon 129 15x8" 2' Bronze Cust. Acrilan. 124 15'xB'3" Celedon Cust.

Acrilan 132 Beige Tweed Nylon 127 12 x21 Green Sculpt. Nylon 133 1 2 1 1 8 2" Sandalwood Nylon 128 EACH 135'x8 11x8 4" 12x93" 12x87" 15x89" 12x910' 12'x10'5" 12x81" 12x73" Beige loop Nylon Sandalwood "501" Avocado loop Nylon Beige Tweed Nylon Green Tweed Nylon Gold Acrilan Blend Beige loop Nylon Wartini Wool Gold Acrilan Avocado '501' Mi 81 83 79 80 84 79 88 74 82 HARDIN, Generose (Gena) Gittings Residence, 3074 University passed away Dec. 1, 1944. Survived by her husband, Larry Hardin; daughter, Karen Denise; parents, Mr. and Mrs.

George L. Gittings; sisters and brothers, Mrs. Henry (Carol) Steiger, Mrs. Floyd (Ceil) Nail, Sue, Theresa. Larry and Rodney Gittings.

The funeral will be 9:30 a.m. Monday at Rattermens, 3711 Lexington Rd. Burial will be In Calvary Cemetery. Visiting after 7 p.m. Sat.

Passed on in his 43rd year, Saturday, December 3, 1966, at his residence 931 Parkway Dr. Beloved husband of Mrs. Madeline (Sis) O'Donnel (nee Connelly); loving son ot Mrs. Mary Jane O'Donnel-Kern. Services for Mr.

O'Donnell will be conducted Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. in the Russman and Son Funeral Home, 1041 Goss Ave and at 10:00 a.m. in St. Stephen Martyr Church. Interment, Calvary Cemetery.

Members of the parish will kindly assemble In Russmans at 7:30 p.m. Monday to pray the Rosary. Friends may call after 1:00 p.m. Sunday. BUNSE, Mr.

Joseph la his 77th year. Dec. 3, 1944, af 5:35 a.m. Residence, 3757 Powell Ave. Devoted father of Mrs.

Llvinia Meuoin, Joseph W. Bunse. WW survived by 4 grandchildren. Mr. Bunse is rsting at the Nun-nelley Funeral Home, 4327 Taylor Blvd.

Time of service to be Bronze Nylon. 17 Off White Nylon 14 3Tx6T Gold 50T Nylon 18 Beige Nylon 15 7T'x4T Sea Green Nylon 19 Beige Wool Tweed. 16 12 x27" Avocado Nylon 17 10.00 EACH EACH SIZE DESC. WAS 153 "x12" Blue Green (weed $158 124 "x12 Gold Heavy '501' 164 16 x15 Grey loop Nylon 162 15x14'2" Mocha Acrilan Plush 154 Beige Sculpt. Acrilan 172 15x13 Martini Sculpt.

'501' 166 12 x125 Rosewood Wool Velvet 183 12 x18 8 Gold loop Nylon 151 Beige loop k)lon T53 125.00 EACH 1910 x12' Beige Tweed Nylon. $168 Sandalwood '501' 173 Avocado '501'. IBS Bronze Loop Nylon 181 19 2x12" Beige Tweed Nylon 167 15'x14'7" Cocoa Acrilan Plush 194 15'x17'3" Martini Orion 187 15'x11'5" Gold Acrilan 172 EACH Rust Wool Velvet. $260 12 x20' Rose Beige Acrilan. 251 1 5 x23' Avocado Nylon.

243 15 x22' Beige loop Nylon 236 12 x19 6 Beige Acrilan Blend 242 15 x21 Gold Nylon 234 12 x24'9" Avocado Nylon. 237 EACH DAWSON, Mr. James Avocado Sculpt. '501' $92 RUFF, $26 31 Mrs, Frances Hettel) Avocado Sculp. Nylon $142 (nee Sronze loop Nylon $64 62 67 73 65 61 68 62 72 61 69 65 15x610' 15'x6'5" 15x611" 12x6'6" 9x8'5" 15x510" 12'x6'9" 12x74'' 12'xrii" 12x7r 12x71" Beige Hi-lo Nylon Antique Gold Nylon Martini '501.

Red Sculpt. '501' Terrace Green Acrilan Beige '501' Nylon. Avocado '501' Sandalwood Nylon. Rose Wool Wilton. Solt Gold Nylon.

Bronze Gold Twist. Sea Green Nylon HEYMAN, Colonel Laurence J. Retired, Dec. 1964, at II p.m. residence 2109 Village Drive, survived by his wife, Mrs.

Virginie Heymen. and 2 daughters, Mrs. Lester Smith, Highland Park, III Mrs. Simon David, 4 grandchildren. Funeral from Herman Meyer and Son, 1338 Ellison Ave.

Sun. at 1 p.m. Interment Adath Israel Cemetery. Expressions of sympathy may take the form of contributions, to the charity of your choice. "Howard Age 55, suddenly Dec.

2, 1944, 5:15 ojrt. Residence, Shepherdsvllle, Ky. Survived by wife, Mrs. Bertha Mae Dawson; foster daughter, JIkW' Diane Eddington; 3 sisters, Mrs. G.

C. Kelly, 2404 Taylorsville RH.S Mrs. Lela Schlender, Texas; Mrs. Domlnick Oe larno, Washing-ten. I brother, Charles Rob-eat Dawson, of Oregon.

Several nieces end nephews. Mr. Dawson it at the Maraman Funeral Home, Snepherdsvllle, Ky. Services In Chapel Dec. 5, 1944, at 2 pn.

Interment Highland Memory Garden, Mt. Washington, Ky. 12x83 12x13 4" 12x84' 12x9'6" 13x9'6" 116'xin 14x12 15x7' Beige '501' Nylon. Beige Wool Wilton. Gold Sculptured '501' Sandalwood Nylon.

Green '501' Nylon. Blue Acrilan Tweed Bronze Wool Plush Beige Wool Plush Avocado '501' Bronze '50 1' Twist 15x3 HTx34" 12x27" 15x36" 12x2'9" 12x3' 8'6'x7T 12x3'7" 107 94 91 87 86 93 88 99 17 12x1110" 1216'2" 15x14'9" 15x13'5" 16x12 137'x12' 15x10'8" Beige loop Nylon Sea Green Nylon Red Sculpt. Nylon. Pink Nylon Plush Green Tweed Nylon Sea Green '501' Beige Loop Nylon Avocado loop Nylon Gold '501' Nylon Avocado '501'. Burnt Orange Nylon.

Terrace Green Nylon Antique Bronze '501' Sky Blue '501' Soft Gold '501' Sea Green '501' Passed away in her 81st year Saturday, December 3, 1966 at 2:30 P.m. Residence, 1124 Ash St. Wiie ot the late Peter J. Ruff. Beloved mother of Mrs.

George M. (Frances) Litterer; Waller and Frank C. Ruff. Sister of Mrs. Bertha Birkemeyer, and Mr.

Leo Hettel. Also survived by eleven grandchildren, twenty-two greatgrandchildren. Mrs. Ruff is resting at the Oak St. Home of Arch L.

Heady Son, 1201 E. Oak St. at Schiller where services will be conducted Tuesday, December 6, at 8:30 a.m. and St. Elizabeth Church, 9:00 a.m.

Interment St. Michael's Cemetery. Friends may call after 2:00 p.m. Sunday. JAGGERS, Albert Lee Saturday, December 3, in his 52nd year, residence 13413 Horncaslle Way, Valley Station.

Son of Mrs. Ollle Jaggers. Services Tuesday, December 4 at 11:00 a.m. at Schoppenhorst Brothers Funeral Home, 1832 W. Market.

Interment, Louisville Memorial Gardens. Friends may call after 3:00 p.m. Sunday. EMBRY, Mr. Claude Ejtered eternal life Dec.

1, I9m, In his 47th year. Residence S. 24th St. Beloved husband of Mrs. Clara Tucker Embry; loving father of Mrs, Merlne Smith, Mrs.

Margie Ulrlch, Mrs. Pauline Smith Mrs. Grade Butler, Mrs. Lucille Plilllps, Mrs. Lois Ashlock, Mr, James, Dewey, Leonard and Low-eQ Embry; brother of Mrs.

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Residence, 4850 Sampson Lane, Cincinnati, Ohio. Survived by husband, Tom H. Woodslde; son, Robert J. Wood-side; sister, Mrs. Ethel M.

Reich-ert; brothers, Fred J. and John L. Mudd; and two grandchildren. Services at Neurath Funeral Home, 725 6. Market St Tuesday at 11:00 a.m.

Interment In Cave Hill Cemetery. serviveo oy a granocnildren and "treat grandchildren. Mr. Embry mi ihm ft uuhit c. KRESS, Mr.

Frank Silas Passed away Saturday, December 3, 1964 at 5:15 p.m. in his 76th year. Residence, 1004 W. Harrison Clarksville, Ind. Devoted husband of Mrs.

Minnie Boehm Kress; loving father of Mr. Sylvester F. Federal Home, 2727 S. where vlcea will be held Mon. after, jfcn at 2:30.

Interment In Rest-hjyen Cemetery. 601 E. roadway Kress, Mrs. Virginia Drysdale, it. Additional Death Notices Are on Page 8.