Morning Telegraph SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 4, 1976 Sec. 1 ETexas Deaths Dobbins Rites In Henderson HENDERSON Funeral of Henderson; a daughter-inservices for Robert Dobbins, law, Mrs. Judy Dobbins of 84, of Henderson are scheduled Henderson; two grandfor 2 p.m. Saturday in the children, Jim Dobbins and Crawford-A.
Crim Funeral Miss Gaye Dobbins, both of Home Chapel with Dr. William Henderson. H. Hitt officiating. Pallbearers are Cecil Burial will be in Waldrop Stokely, Clay Jones, Trenton Cemetery.
Jones, William H. Ross, Dr. Mr. Dobbins died Friday Weldon Ash, T. B.
Waits, Ray morning at the Sunshine Nur- Woods and Donnie Holland. sing Home in New London after a lengthy illness. E. Smitherman He was born in Panola Feb 20, 1892 and was a PRICE Funeral services County resident of Henderson for 31 for Ernest D. Smitherman, 76, years.
He was a retired car- of Price, are set for at 2 p.m. and a member of the Sunday at the Pearson Funeral penter Calvary Baptist Church. He Home chapel in Overton with also a member of the the Rev. Jack McGaughey ofwas Woodmen of the World. ficiating.
Survivors include a Burial will be in the Overdaughter, 1 Miss Mozell Dobbins ton Cemetery. -OPEN LABOR DAY atsBeautiful Artificial Fall Arrangements Lovely Artificial Cemetery Pieces Exciting Pot Plants OFF Trees 8 Ft. Palm HANGING Staghorn Fern Select Group BASKETS $5 Orchid Plants Large Jade Tree West Erwin St. Aloe Vera Jumbo ColessalPlants Large, Flower Gift Shop Up to 24" 2716 W. Erwin 592-7703 (Next to Beaute Queste Salon) RICARO Monday thru Saturday City Wide Delivery Mr.
Smitherman died Friday morning at Henderson Hospital after a lengthy illness. He was born in Waco and moved to Price in 1962 from New London. He was a member of the Bible Baptist Church of Overton and retired in 1956 from the W. M. Mitchell Son Oil Co.
as a pumper. He was a World War I veteran, having served in the Army. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Margaret Smitherman Price; six sons, James Lee Smitherman of Tyler, Wallace Leroy Smitherman of Price, Bobbie J. Smitherman of Orlando, Lester Allen Smitherman of Gilmer, Terry Lynn Smitherman of Longview and Edward Doyle Smitherman of 1 Arp; a daughter, Mrs.
Elsie Dewetta 'Brian of Midland; three sisters, Mrs. Ruth Zoller and Mrs. Virginia Zorn, both of Tyler, and Mrs. Bessie Messimer of Pleasanton; 27 grandchildren and 35 great-grandchildren. Pallbearers will be Jack Smitherman, Steve Rogers, Walter Hammet, Billy Fergeson, Harold Jacobs and Dick Still.
E. L. Kitchens ATHENS services for Eddie Lewis Kitchens, 64, Athens, are set for 2 p.m. Saturday in the Pointer Baptist Church with the Rev. Richard Parmer and the Rev.
E.J. McGee officiating. Burial will be in the Fincastle Cemetery under the direction of Carroll and Lehr Funeral Home of Athens. Mr. Kitchens died Thursday in a Temple hospital after a long illness.
Mr. Kitchens moved to Athens from Amarillo 15 years ago and was a retired employe of the Athens and Amarillo schools systems. He was veteran of World War II and a Methodist. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Molly Kitchens of Athens; five brothers, Baird Kitchens of Fincastle, Frank Kitchens and Tom Kitchens, both of Poyner, S.
B. Kitchens and Aaron Kitchens both of Athens and two sisters Mrs. Lula Pagitt and Mrs. Bessie Dickerson, both of Poyner. Pallbearers are Tim Crecelius, Gary Crecelius, Gary Pagitt, Jeff Kitchens and Jim Bob Pagitt.
Waggoner HENDERSON Funeral services for Carl L. Waggoner, 77, of Henderson are set for 10 a.m. Saturday at the Crawford-A. Crim Funeral Home Chapel with Dr. G.
A. Jones officiating. Burial will be in Henry's Cemetery in Cherokee County. Mr. Waggoner in died Henderson Thursday night a hospital after a lengthy illness.
Born in Rusk County, he was a retired farmer and was a member of the Good Springs United Methodist Church. Survivors include two sons, Harold Waggoner of Loco Hill, N. M. and Roger Dale Waggoner of Tyler; three daughters, Mrs. Christine Gunlock of Memphis, Mrs.
Frances Calvert of Fort Worth and Mrs. Shirley Faye Waggoner of Tyler; three sisters, Mrs. Dott Dukes, Mrs. Bessie Guy and Mrs. Corry St.
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Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Lura Corbin Parmley of Springfield, Ohio; one son, Lawrence C. Parmley of Springfield; four brothers, Walter. Maurice Parmley of Bremond, Everett Parmley of Dallas, W.L. "Pete" Parmley of Nacogdoches and C.H.
Parmley of Houston; two sisters, Mrs. Charles Fitzpatrick of Houston and Mrs. W.G. Henrich of New Braunfels; and three grandsons. Mrs.
I. Fuller JACKSONVILLE Funeral services for Mrs. Imogene Boaz Fuller, 82, Jacksonville, are set for 2 p.m. Saturday in the Renfro-Falcon Funeral Home chapel with Brothers Harry Pesnell and Brother Luman Holman officiating. Burial will be in Old Jacksonville City Cemetery.
Mrs. Fuller died Thursday in a Duncan, hospital after a longillness. She was a one-time Jacksonville school teacher, a member of the Central Baptist Church here and a Lindale native. Mrs. Fuller lived in the Jacksonville area the past 62 years.
Survivors include her husband, Will Fuller of Jacksonville; a son, W. F. "Bill" Fuller of Duncan, two sisters, Mrs. Herman Byrd and Mrs. Ira Summers, both of Jacksonville; two grandchildren.
Pallbearers will be Edwin Byrd, Bert Crowder, Paul Harlan, J. D. Kelsey, Frank Waggoner, Dick Sheffield, Herbert Coleman and Harry Tilley. W. G.
Tate Rites Slated Funeral services for Wilton G. "Big" Tate, 61, of 3301 Broadway are scheduled for 1:30 p.m. in Lloyd James Funeral Home with the Rev. Leroy Pattillo officiating. Burial will be in Mason Cemetery near Arp.
Mr. Tate died Thursday evening in a Tyler hospital after a sudden illness. He was a native of Arp and had lived in Tyler since 1971. He was a former construction superintendent for Tenneco until 1969 and since then had been construction supervisor for Scottish Inns of Texas. Tate was a veteran of World War II and a member of the Baptist Church.
He was a member of Crystal Fountain Lodge No. 282 in Orlinda, Scottish Rites Bodies in Bridgeport, Conn. and Sharon Temple Shrine. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Imogene Tate of Tyler; a daughter, Mrs.
Carolyn Fortu of Tampa, two brothers, Floyd W. Tate of San Antonio and George Tate of Los Angeles; a sister, Mrs. Florene Rhode of Beaumont and two grandchildren. A. C.
Gentry Rites Pending Funeral services for Al C. Gentry, 74, 2719 E. Fifth are pending with Lloyd James Funeral Home. Mr. Gentry died Friday in a local hospital after a lengthy illness.
He was born in Travis County and lived in Tyler 29 years. Mr. Gentry was a retired inspector for the Texas Department of Public Health, a member of Green Acres Baptist Church and of St. John's Masonic Lodge 53. Survivors include his wife, Mrs.
Ruby Gentry of Tyler; a daughter, Mrs. Jeannie Huie of Montgomery, a brother, Ben Gentry of Burnett; three sisters, Mrs. Anna Brewer and Mrs. Dona Campbell, both of Lockhart, and Mrs. Aba Baker of Iran; and several nieces and nephews.
TEXAS TOURIST AUSTIN, Tex. (UPI) Almost 20 million non-Texans visit the state annually, spending more than $2 billion. The average tourist stay in the state was 6.9 days. Bloodsworth Rites Today Funeral services for Charles H. Bloodsworth, 49, Rt.
7, Tyler, are set for 10 a.m. Saturday at Burks-Walker-Tippit Funeral Home Chapel with the Rev. Issac Johnson and the Rev. Travis Freeman officiating. Burial will be at Williams Cemetery.
Mr. Bloodsworth died Thursday afternoon at Medical Hospital of injuries received in a traffic accident in Tyler earlier in the day. He was born in Rains County and was a graduate of Miller High School near Emory. He earned a master's degree at East Texas State University. He was a member of the Chapel Hill Lions club and was chairman of- the board of deacons of Bethel Baptist Church.
He had been employed by the Chapel Hill School district since 1950 and at the time of his death was assistant superintendent. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Pauline Bloodsworth of Tyler; a son, Larry Bloodsworth of Houston; a daughter, Mrs. Mary Gail Smith of Tyler; his mother, Mrs. Zella Bloodsworth, of Sulphur Springs; a brother, Truman Bloodsworth of Euless, a sister, Mrs.
Alton Evans of Cumby; and a grandson. Pallbearers will be Smith, Wardell Jackson, Roland Lane, Winston Teal, Dr. T. Y. Harp, Charles Harris, Newt Cross and Troy Brewer.
Honorary pallbearers will be G.G. Stringer, H.L. Parks, Jarrel Harris, Euel Lacy, Guy Everett, M.T. Norris, Verald Sloan, Bob Smith, Paul Sweeney and Robie Edmonson. Memorials may be made to the Charles Bloodsworth Scholarship Fund at Southside Bank or Chapel Hill School.
Mrs. McBride Rites Slated Funeral services for Mrs. Grace McBride, 73, 2024 South Belmont are scheduled for 10:30 a.m. Saturday at Immaculate Conception Catholic Church with the Rev. Henry V.
Petter officiating. Rosary was said Friday night in Lloyd James Funeral Home. Burial will be in Rose Hill Cemetery. Mrs. McBride died Thursday evening in a local hospital after a lengthy illness.
She was the widow of Henry McBride, a former attorney in Wichita Falls and Tyler and a former city judge in Burkburnett. She was a member of Cedars Lebannon Auxiliary, Catholic daughters and Altar Society. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Mike Zwan of Tyler; a sister, Mrs. Catherine Ramsey of Tyler; a brother, John C.
Stanley of Tyler; a granddaughter, Miss Tanya Michele Zwan; a nephew and a niece. Pallbearers are Rodney Kamel, Jeffrey M. Kamel, Bill Bacile, Donald DuFour, Joe LaHood, Mickey Jackson, Kyle Rutherford and brian Lott. John Steen Rites Slated Funeral services for John McClure Steen, 91, of Rt. 1, Brownsboro are scheduled for 2 p.m.
Sunday in BurksWalker-Tippit Funeral Home Chapel with the Rev. Neel Luce officiating. Burial will be in Jennings Mountain Cemetery. Mr. Steen died Thursday afternoon in a local hospital after a long illness.
He was a retired electrician and had worked for Pierce Oil Company. He was a Baptist. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Dorothy Steen of Brownsboro five sons, Howard Steen of Fort Smith, Ralph Steen, USAF, Stuart Steen of New Jersey, John Allen Steen and Roscoe Steen, both of Detriot, two stepsons, Lloyd Kuebler and Homer Kuebler, both of Michigan; four daughters, Mrs. Evelyn Pigg of Pinehurst, Mrs.
Isabel Lockhard, Mrs. Helen Sydow and Mrs. Emily Swadling, all of Michigan; a stepdaughter, Mrs. Clara Potter of Michigan; 35 grandchildren and 21 great -grandchildren. Pallbearers will be Fred Boyd, Max Weaver, Billy Featherston, Ray Seagroves, G.
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Unlimited ea. CALL 592-2612 Cornish Game Hens $1.25 A Leo Enterprise Mon. Thre Sat. Call for delivery-desons Fort Worth Firm Signs Contract With Belgium FORT WORTH, Tex. (UPI) General Dynamics Friday announced a $106 million contract with Sabca of Belgium for co-production of the F16.
fighter jet. Sabca will Tyler Asks Hike- Bike Trail Funds Tyler is among 22 Texas cities applying for federal grants for construction of hike and bike trails, but state officials said Friday limited money available makes it unlikely many of the Texas projects, totaling $4.98 million, will be approved. City officials requested $66,178 in construction funds through the Department of Highways and Public Transportation. Port Arthur, Austin, Houston and Beaumont each applied for two projects and Bryan-College StationTexas University filed two joint applications. Only $6 is available for the entire country in the bike path program, state officials added.
Crash Victim Still Critical A 29-year-old Tyler man injured in a three car collision that killed a Chapel Hill school administrator Thursday remained in critical condition at Medical Center Hospital after surgery Friday night, a hospital spokeswoman said. Charles Edward Aliff, 321 S. Bois d'Arc, was seriously injured in the same wreck that killed Charles H. Bloodsworth, assistant superintendent of the Chapel Hill Independent School District, Tyler Police said. A Department of Public Safety trooper said he had chased Aliff's car two miles for a traffic violation when the vehicle approached the East Front Street-Loop-323 intersection, where the fatal accident occurred.
A woman and a 12-year-old boy riding in a third car involved in the wreck were uninjured, police said. Bloodsworth died at Medical Center two hours after the wreck, which is still under investigation by police. Rain, Clouds Again Prevail Across ETex By The Assoiated Press Although rain soaked mouch of the eastern half of the state, the sun finally broke through over a large portion of western Texas Friday. The heaviest rains were in North Central and East Texas and along the upper Texas coast. Several funnel clouds and water spouts were spotted on the Bolivar Peninsula and in Galveston Bay.
Utopia, west of San Antonio, had 3.25 inches of rain the 24 hours ending Friday morning. Skies were fair in West and Northwest Texas and partly cloudy over the coastal plains and Southeast Texas. Temperatures were still below normal. Wichita Falls had the early afternoon high of 90 degrees. Tyler reported 77 degrees under cloudy skies for the low.
Showers and thundershowers were forecast for the eastern half of Texas through Saturday. Fair skies and mild temperatures are expected for the western sections. fabricate, wing arid fuselage components for more than 500 aircraft. A General Dynamics spokesman said Sabca additionally will assemble and deliver 116 complete F16s to the Belgian Air Force and 58 F16s to the Royal Danish Air Force. Belgium and Denmark are among four NATO nations which agreed with the United States last year to jets, described by Gen Dynamics as low-cost, high elficiency aircraft.
F16 assembly lines will be operated in Fort Worth, Belgium and Amsterdam. Sabca and Fairey Aircraft jointly will operate the Belgian line. Fokker will operate the Dutch assembly line. Work under the Belgian contract is to begin immediately with the first components scheduled to be delivered in February 1978. The first Sabca-assembled F16s are expected to be delivered in January.
1979. Sabca also will furnmish components to the other two assembly lines. Belgium, Denmark, the Netherlands and Norway have contracted to buy 348 plaines. The four European nations will produce 40 per cent of the value of F16s produced for their own air forces, 10 per cent of the value of the F16s going to the U.S. Air Force and 15 per cent of the value of F16s sold to nations other than the original five.
General. Dynamics will produce the remaining 35 per cent of the value of the program. In January 1975 the U.S. Air Force announced plans to buy a minimum of 650 of the jets. A total 998 F16s are on order.
A General Dynamics spokesman said the belgian production would be a valuable manufacturing experience for Sabca. Thus far only two prototypes have been produced for testing and General Dynamics currently is building eight "developmental" F16s for U.S. Air Force preproduction tests. Goodyear Agreement Reached WASHINGTON (UPI) Negotiators for Uniroyal Rubber Co. and the United Rubber Workers union reached tentative agreement on a new labor contract Friday in a dispute that has idled the company's plants for 20 weeks.
James F. Scearce, director of the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service, announced the agreement upon his return here from marathon talks held in New York City. No details of the agreement were disclosed pending a ratification vote by some 5,000 union members expected to be held sunday. Scearce said the tentative pact has the support of the union's bargaining committee. Rubber workers on April 21 struck four major companies, Uniroyal, Goodyear, Firestone and Goodrich.
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