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43' (H Amttatira ffcr Friday, Nov. U. 1976 Loot Back Obituaries Police briefs LOOK BACK Nov. 0, 1928 A large delegation from here was present for the game between the University of, Alabama and the University of Georgia, which was played in Birmingham on Saturday. Equipment, tools taken by burglars Nov.

19, 1951 Mr. and Mrs. Pitts Douglas have returned from Birmingham, where they were the guests of and Mrs. R. L.

Ledbetter. They were present for the Alabama-Tech football game on Saturday. Virginia Slaughter of Talladega a son, Eugene Cason Rainey of Talladega; a sister, Mrs. Gertrude Hubbard of Talladega; 11 grandchildren; 13 great-grandchildren. Pallbearers were Donald Rainey, Kenneth Rainey, Cecil Buddy Moore, Jerry Moore, Danny Moore and Bruce McAnnally, Mrs.

Rainey was a lifelong -resident of Talladega County and a member of Bethlehem Methodist Church in Munford. HENRY W. STUDDARD TALLADEGA Services for Henry W. "Bud" Studdard, 40, of Talladega, will be Sunday at 2 p.m. at Hepzibah Baptist Church with the Rev.

William Casaday officiating. Burial will follow in the adjoining cemetery with Usrey Funeral Home in charge. Mr. Studdard died Thursday WARREN GOV AN KING Services for Warren Govan King, 56, of Ohatchee, will be Saturday at 10 a.m. at Sacred Heart Catholic Church with the Rev.

William Jones and the Rev. E.C. Houston officiating. Burial will be in Anniston Memorial Gardens with Gray Brown-Service Mortuary in charge. Mr.

King died Thursday in the Regional Medical Center after a long illness. Survivors incude his wife, Mrs. Alma G. King of Ohatchee; three daughters, Mrs. Bobbie Humphries of Oxford, Mrs.

Kim Holder of Saks and Miss Kara King of Oxford; three brothers, Charles King of New Orleans, Fredrick King and Stanley King, both of Metarie, and five grandchildren. Pallbearers will be Richard Anderson, Thomas Darnell, JoseDh Darnell, Frank Tillison, (Ctlwdar Nwm art awWiifcad lthagt cnt as i auetk tarvka, Dually Sunday, WW akfcad at and puMlin4 It ay Mart ant Itw day at Hit avtnt. Ittfnt (ar Ida calaMar mull raack Ida Start imvmn, by aftana ar mall, a larar than a a.m. Satvrtfay tar Sunday auMkatiaa.) Armiston police said today that about 11,315 worth of equipment and tools were stolen in a Thursday night burglary of Totherow Auto Sales on South Quintard Avenue. According to police reports, the burglars entered the building on the south side and left through a rear door.

Reported in the burglary were two air files, an air sander, a cutting torch, a. battery charger, three buffers, two paint guns, a cable hoist, two Porta-Power body work tools and some hand tools. In other thefts reported to Annistnh nnlire Thursday and early today, two televisions, a pistol, a rifle and a CB radio were among items taken. Rudolph Howard of 2537 Paul Anniston, reported the theft of a color television from his home, police said. The thief entered Howard's home TODAY JUDEA SHRINE 110 will have a covered dish supper at 6 p.m.

at the Masonic Hall on Wilmer Avenue. The supper will precede the regular meeting at 7:30 p.m. BEST YET Social and Savings Club will meet at 7:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Neely Springer on Bancroft Avenue, Anniston.

COL. WILLIAMSON CHAPTER, Alexandria, Order of the Eastern Star, will have an initiation at 7 p.m. at the chapter hall. PARKER MEMORIAL Baptist Church will have a weekend Bible Conference through Sunday with Dr. Dale Moody, professor at Southern Seminary, as guest teacher.

Session I and a covered-dish supper will be at 6:30 p.m. THE VIKETTES Social and Savings Club will have a pre-holiday party at the home of Mrs. Gloria Brook, 1329 Pine beginning at 9 p.m. CHEROKEE COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL wil have a Harvest Carnival at 6 p.m. In the gym.

HAVEN UNITED METHODIST Church will have appreciation services for the Rev. Watt Washington and his family at 6 p.m. until 8:30 p.m. The Rev. Mr.

Washington is the new pastor. retired lieutenant colonel of the U.S. Air Force. WILLIAM C. DOWDELL TALLADEGA William C.

Dowdell, 96, of Talladega, died at Brookwood Hospital in Birmingham. Services will be announced by Usrey Funeral Home. MRS. ZENOBIA BATES Services for Mrs. Zenobia S.

Bates, 72, of 716 3rd Anniston, will be Saturday at 9:30 a.m. at Grace Episcopal Church with the Rev. Tom Jones officiating. Burial will be in Forestlawn Gardens with Gray Brown-Service Mortuary in charge. Mrs.

Bates died Thursday in the Regional Medical Center after a long Survivors include her husband, Jack Bates of Anniston; a daughter, Mrs. Bob Wilkie of. Chicago, her mother, Mrs. Magnolia Sasnett of Anniston; four sisters, Mrs. Roy Morrison and Mrs.

Harold Kennedy, both of. Anniston, Mrs. Annette Jerue and Mrs. Edward Hornsby, both of Florida; three brothers, Richard Thomas Sasnett of Huntsville, Victor Sasnett of Cleveland, and Benny Sasnett of Tuscon, and three grandchildren. Mrs.

Bates was a native of Chilton County but had lived in Anniston for the past 56 years. She was a member- of Grace Episcopal Church. The body will remain at the funeral home until one hour prior to services. MRS. LETITIA TURNER Mrs.

Letitia Turner, 78, of 904 W. 19th Anniston, died Thursday at the Anniston Nursing Home after a long illness. Services will be announced by Williams Funeral Home. EUGENE D. TALIAFERRO PIEDMONT Services for Eugene D.

Taliaferro, 63, of Piedmont, Rt; 5, will be Saturday at 2 p.m. at Congregational Methodist Church with the Rev. Leon McDowell and the Rev. Boyd Bonee officiating. Burial will be in Highland Cemetery with Mickelsen Brown-Service Funeral Home in charge.

Mr. Taliaferro died Thursday at the Regional Medical Center. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Hazel W. Taliaferro of Piedmont; a son, Larry E.

Taliaferro of Piedmont; five sisters, Mrs. Cora Lawler, Mrs. Willie Batey and Mrs. Lillle Hulsey, all of Piedmont, Mrs. Eula Houston of Weaver and Mrs.

Mae Hicks of Oxford; a brother, Albert Taliaferro, of Glencoe; two grandchildren; and a stepgrandchild. Pallbearers will be Archie McCarley, Lathaniel Hicks, Harold Stephens, Mickey Freeman, Gene Kerr and Danny Wright. Mr. Taliaferro was a lifelong resident of Calhoun County and a member of Congregational Methodist Church. He was a retired steel The body will remain at the funeral home until one hour prior to services.

MRS. MINNIE FORMA.N LINEVILLE Services for Mrs. Minnie Ola Forman, 90, of Ashland, Rt. 1, will be Saturday at 2 p.m. at Sardis Baptist J3)urch with the Rev.

W.E. Mattox and the Rev. Otha Davis officiating. Burial will follow in -the adjoining cemetery with Funeral Home of Lineville in Mrs. Forman died Thursday at Clay County Hospital after a long illness.

Survivors include three sons, Edmon Bishop Forman of Talladega, John Albert Forman. and Lander B. Forman, both of Ashland; 19 grandchildren; 37 great-grandchildren; and six great-great-grandchildren. Grandsons will be pallbearers. Mrs.

Forman was a native and lifelong resident of Clay County and a member of Sardis Baptist Church. The body will remain at. the funeral home until one hour prior to service. BOB COTNEY LINEVILLE Bob Cotney, 58, Of Wadley, died Thursday at Randolph County Hospital. Services will be announced by Benefield Funeral Home of Lineville.

LEROY FERGUSON CENTRE Leroy Ferguson, 62, of Centre, Rt. 1, died today at Cherokee County Hospital after a long illness. Arrangements will be announced by Jordan Funeral Home. MRS. EMMA MOORE TALLADEGA Services for Mrs.

Emma Elizabeth Moore, 84, of Talladega, were to be today at 11 a.m. at Usrey Funeral Home Chapel Burial was to be at Winterboro Cemetery with Usrey Funeral Home in charge. Mrs. Moore died Wednesday at Citizens Hospital. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs.

Evelyn Tucker of Attalla; two sons, Arthur R. Brewer and John H. Brewer, both of Talladega; a sister, Mrs. Agnes Bates of Mississippi; a brother, James Pannell of Georgia; 14 grandchildren; 30 greatgrandchildren; and five great-great-grandchildren. Mrs.

Moore was a native of Elmore County but had lived In Talladega most of her life. She was a member of Winterboro Baptist Church and the World War I Veteran's Auxiliary of Talladega. MRS. MARGARET RAINEY TALLADEGA Services for Mrs. Margaret Fowler Rainey, 83, of Talladega, were to be today at 1 p.m.

at Usrey Funeral Home Chapel with the Rev. Larry Hardy and the Rev. Jeff Thomas officiating. Burial was to be at Pine Hill Cemetery with Usrey Funeral Home in charge. Mrs.

Rainey died Wednesday at Citizens Hospital. Survivors include three daughters, Mrs. Gladys Larrow of Kissinnee, Mrs. Rebecca Eader of South Hampton, N.Y., and Mrs. 3 arrested for DWI in Anniston Anniston police arrested three persons on' charges of driving while intoxicated Thursday and early today.

Charged were James Eugene Chatman, 23, of Talladega; James T. Hawkins, 16, of 3) Grant Anniston, and Rita Faye Harden, 25, of 403 S. Wilmer Anniston. Chatman was additionally charged with possession of marijuana and possession of drug paraphernalia. His court date is Monday.

Hawkins was additionally charged with driving without his license. His court date is Dec. 1. Miss Harden's court date is Wednesday. Phenix City man dead in.

accident at his residence. Survivors include his wife, Mrs, Kate Studdard of Talladega; three daughters, Miss Debbie Studdard, Miss Robin Studdard, and Miss Tammy Studdard, all of Talladega; his mother, Mrs. Ruby Studdard of Talladega; two sisters, Mrs. Edna Haynes and Mrs. Francis Hutton, both of Talladega.

Mr. Studdard was a lifelong resident and native of Talladega. WINFRED ROWELL TALLADEGA Services for Winfred Rowell, 62, of Talladega, will be Saturday at 11 a.m. at Mount Olive Baptist Church with the Rev. John Whitstone and the Rev.

Jack Deweese officiating. Burial will be at Pine Hill Cemetery with Usrey Funeral Home in charge. Mr. Rowell died Wednesday at Citizens Hospital. Survivors Include his wife, Mrs.

Vellerree L. Rowell of Talladega; three daughters, Mrs. Margaret Cox of Maryland, Mrs. Marilyn Pierce of Washington, D.C., and Mrs. Martha Harrell of Munford; two sisters, Mrs.

Margaret DelVargue of Pennsylvania and Mrs. Lolly Mathis of Fort Payne; four brothers, Louis Rowell of Lineville, Charlie Rowell of Alexander City, Monroe Rowell of Vicksburg, Miss, and J.C. Rowell of Atlanta. Mr. Rowell was a native of Georgia but had lived in Talladega most of his life.

He was former owner of Rowell Grocery and employed by the Newberry Foundry. WILLIAM F. ADAMS TALLADEGA Graveside services for William F. Adams, 55, of Lincoln will be held Saturday at 3 p.m. at Lincoln Cemetery with Dr.

R.D. Pitts officiating. Full military rites will be conducted and Usrey Funeral Home will be in charge. Mr. Adams died Thursday at the VA Hospital in Tuscaloosa.

Survivors include his wife, Mrs Edna Adams of Lincoln; and a sister, Mrs. Velma Gasthoff of Tampa, Fla. Mr. Adams was a native of Florida but had lived in Lincoln for the past two years. He was a JACKSONVILLE A Phenix City man killed early this morning in a one-car accident on Roy Webb Road.

Thomas Joseph Parker, 21, of Phenix City, Rt. 2, died when the car he was driving ran off the road and overturned, according to state troopers. The accident occurred about 3:05 a.m. 3.4 miles north of Jacksonville, troopers said. SATURDAY SPAGHETTI SUPPER will be from 11 a.m.

to 1:30 p.m. at Munford High School lunchroom for 1.50 a plate. MACEDONIA BAPTIST CHURCH in Delta will have a singing at 7 p.m. featuring the Deese Brothers and Karen from Ranbume. OHATCHEE BAND BOOSTERS will have an all day bazaar in downtown Ohatchee.

PEOPLES CHURCH will have a singing at 7 p.m. with the Goldenaires of Delta as guest singers. PHILDELPHIA BAPTIST Church will have a singing at 6:30 p.m. with The Redemption Trio as special singers. ALEXANDRIA VALLEY Church of God will have a fall festival from 5-9 p.m.

with refreshments. WOMEN OF SAKS TERRACE Church of God will hold their Christmas bazaar at Quintard Mall from 10 a.m. until 9 p.m. LINCOLN CHURCH of God will have a singing at 7 p.m. with the Gospel Sounds of Oxford as special singers.

jf FT. McCLELLAN Rod, Gun and Saddle Club will have a turkey shoot from 8 a.m. until on 3rd Street on the fort, across from the dental clinic. PARKER MEMORIAL Baptist Church will have a weekend Bible Conference through Sunday with Dr. Dale Moody, professor at Southern Seminary as guest teacher.

Sandwich lunch and chat with Dr. Moody will be at 12 noon and Session II will be at 7 p.m. FRIENDSHIP METHODIST Church in Blue Mountain wiU have a singing at 7 p.m. with the Oak Ridge Singers as special guests. .) SAKS ATHLETIC CLUB is sponsoring a turkey shoot at the Saks High School football field from 9 a.m.

until 3 p.m. Shells will be furnished. Stores fired upon in Jacksonville JACKSONVILLE The Calhoun County Sheriff a Department is investigating two shootings into neighborhood grocery stores Thursday. The businesses McFall Grocery on Roy Webb Road and E.L. Green's Store in the Williams community northwest of Jacksonville were damaged when shotgun blasts shattered the front windows.

Neither of the stores reported any stolen merchandise. James McFall, owner of the Roy Webb store, said his windows were shot out about 7:30 p.m. The store was closed for the day, but his wife heard the shots. McFall said the shots were fired from a passing car. He said he didn't know how many people were involved or what kind of car it was.

E.L. Green, the other store owner, said a sheriff's deputy was waiting for him this morning at his store to tell him of the damage. He said he didn't know what time the incident occurred. Neither businessman knew why their stores were chosen as targets. through a kitchen window, according to reports.

Also missing a television was Artelia T. Frederick of 1C4 Mulberry Anniston. She told police the theft occurred Wednesdaypr Thursday morning. Dora Grier of 1405 Anniston, reported the theft from her home of a pistol, according to police reports. Dan Hathorne reported the theft of a 5-mm bolt-action rifle in a burglary Thursday of his 16 E.

24th Anniston, home, police said. Gary Poe told police his CB radio was taken from his car Thursday while it was in the parking lot at Caro's Annistonian Restaurant on Noble Street. Greg Cunningham reported the theft of a tape player from his car in the Anniston High School parking lot, according to reports. Elwell, Weaver; Grace) Roberts, 5402 Cash Uariena wiuingham, Anniston, Rt. Cynthia Bussey, Oxford; Carla Wilson, Jacksonville.

PIEDMONT VtiHIng haurt: 3-4 a.m. and a.m. ADMISSINS Myrtice Nicholson and Edward Prater, both of Piedmont. JACKSONVILLE Vbrong haurt: 1 1 a.m.-l a jn. ADMISSIONS James Wilson, Beverly Wilkins, Charles Ragar, Betty Bivins, Brice Barksdale and Fain Dalton, Jacksonville; Janie Bun drum, Gadsden.

CLAY COUNTY VrtHlna, haurt: M-II a.m. and ADMISSIONS Dora Worthy and Arthur Caldwell, Cragford; Dan Evans, Ashland; Sarah J. Long, Lineville; Angus Milstead, Talladega. CLEBURNE COUNTY VMNI iMIna haurt: and a.m. Ml.

ADMISSIONS Charles Weathers and Margaret Howell, Heflin; Terry Teague, Palmetto, Ga. Ransom is paid and theater gets film returned ERLANGER, Ky. (AP) -Ar movie theater recovered four reels of stolen film after honoring an unusual ransom request from some music-minded The thieves asked for the $100 in reward money being offered by a Cincinnati radio station plus three free passes to the movie and a handful of record albums. yiljItiiii'iMtf' NOW THRU DEC. 10TH FORD MUSTANG 131-5300 Horace Grizzard, Ray Donaldson, Jerry Phillips and Roger Bussey.

Mr Kin? was a native of Louisiana but had lived in Calhoun County for the past 10 years. He was a former registered pharmacist in the Anniston area and a retired employe of Baptist Memorial Hospital in Gadsden. He was a veteran of World War II. Memorial services will be today at 7 p.m. at Gray Brown-Service Chapel.

The body will remain at the funeral home until time of the KENYARD BRAND Services for Kenyard Thomas Brand, 72, of 324 S. Leighton Anniston, will be Saturday at 11 a.m. at Oxford Church of God with the Rev. Ray Garner and the Rev. D.

Garner officiating. Burial will be in Christianity Cemetery in Randolph County with Gray Brown-Service Mortuary in charge. r. Mr. Brand died Thursday in the Regional Medical Center after a long illness.

Survivors Include his wife. Mrs. Estella Brand of Anniston; five daughters, Mrs. Adell McMichael and Mrs. Inez Hammock, both of Anniston, Mrs.

Jerry Stake of Richmond, Miss Maudine Brand of Oxford and Mrs. Ella Simms of Bowden, two sons, Howard Dennis of Oxford and Thomas L. Brand of Reton, three sisters, Mrs. Georgia Collier of Ashland, Mrs. Rosa Gray and Mrs.

Mary Baker, both of Lineville; a brother, Green Brand of Ashland; 34 grandchildren; 43 great-grandchildren; and four great-great-grandchildren. Pallbearers will be Neal Pinkard, Leon Simms, Benny Boone, Paul Watson, Clarence Cox, Bobby Kemp, Virgil Uiiia awl Mr. Brand was a native of Georgia but had lived in Calhoun County for the past 25 years. He was a retired employe of the tJ.S. Pipe and Foundry Company and a member of Oxford Church of God.

The body will remain at the funeral home until one hour prior to services. JEEP 23M742 r- Hospitals MWmtm SHOWING AT THE A New Generation Of Car For A New Generation Of People BUT NOT A GENERATION GAP! w-mmiiii 3 IIYi Mnhlav frM Mas. REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER Vlittma haurt: lla.m.-la.m. a.m. avary day; far malarnlty and intamlva cart, call tlx hatpHal far haurt.

ADMISSIONS -Mrs. Rita F. Davidson, 1224 Preston David Harrison, Anniston, Rt. Bobby Haynes, Blue Mountain; Mrs. Kathy Bryant, Anniston, Rt.

Mrs. Gladys Garner, 1021 W. 32nd Mrs. Florence K. wooten, mi Wilmer Mrs.

Vanessa Otwell, Ranbume; Mrs. Rhoda Smith, Anniston, Rt. 10. Mrs. Violet Brooks, Alexandria; Mrs.

Luna Bell Thomas, Oxford; Mrs. Sondra Goodard, 109 E. 21st Mrs. Lula Mae Dilburn, Birmingham; Ellis Williams, Anniston, Rt. 10; Mrs.

Nellie Bender, 1415 Christine Wayne Spradlin, Fruithurst; Mrs. Lucille Stancil, Jacksonville; Mrs. Gayle Bevis, Oxford. Michael A. Andrews, 316 E.

54th Mrs. Ocie Ledbetter, Piedmont; Mrs. Rhonda Ponder, Piedmont; Floyd Sparks, 426 N. Corning St. Mrs.

Neile G. Evans, 1102 Christine Willie Prothro, Bynum; David Surrett, Eastaboga; Mrs. Gladys Cooley, Glen Addie Homes; James Cason, 406 S. Wilmer Ave. SCOTT STINS0N, SALESMAN, IS SHOWN WITH NORWOOD HODGES DELIVERING A NEW VOLKSWAGEN "RABBIT'.

TO ED CALLAHAN. ED KNOWS VOLKSWAGEN HAS BRIDGED -THE GENERATION GAP. 2 FREE TICKETS TO "PONY EXPRESS RIDER" WITH A DEMO RIDE IN A PINTO, MUSTANG, Oft MAVERICK Yoti an (wn llw most beautiful, mtst wmfortibtt, hirilMt and spunkiest Muslins, alive today mi get far bittw milngt per gillonlltl "i I ATM GREAT CAR PLACI Sherman Pressley, 302 Pierce Mrs. Sandra Falkenberry, 1604 Lakesbore Drive; James Crump, 3109 Walnut Me lame Bryant, 2815 Wilmer Janice Poland, 1435 Highland Terry Dawson, 306 W. 41st Si; Mrs.

Barbara Amerson, 403 Tarver Patricia Foutz, Oxford; Elida Lfoder, 824 Ferron Ave. Judy Hardin, Piedmont; BIRTHS Gayle Wingard, girl; Vanessa Otwell, girl; Rhonda Ponder, boy. STRINGFELLOW VHifNaariiltat Nun. ADMISSIONS Elizabeth VOLKSWAGEN AUDI AMC SUNNY KING FOXD 104 GREEKDRIER RD. 1507 SOUTH QUINTARD.