CENTRAL FLORIDA Chapters Break From National Group NEW YORK UP -New York City, Kansas City and Philadelphia chapters of the Congress of Racial Equality broke yesterday from the national organization, dissident leaders announced. They charged that the parent group was paralyzed by an interior power struggle. The announcement was made by Sol Herbert, chair- 3 Americans Die in Crash Of Mercy Flight LISBON, Portugal, (P) Three Americans were among four persons killed when a Super-Constellation, reported to be on a Red Cross mercy flight, crashed near a secret airstrip in embattled Biafra last week, U.S. Embassy sources confirmed yesterday. They were named as August Martin, 46, the pilot; his wife, Gladys, 32, and Jesse Mead, 47, the U.S.
Embassy sources said the Martins, had a son, Michael, living in New York City. They said Meade had a sister, Mrs. B. Gibson, living in Huntington Park, Calif. The fourth person killed in the crash was a Rhodesian.
2 Die as Liner Draft Downs Small Plane PHOENIX, Ariz. (R-A private airplane landing in the wake of a jet airliner went out of control yesterday and crashed on a Phoenix street, narrowly missing a bus which carried 21 passengers. Two prominent New Mexico businessmen aboard the plane were killed. They were Paul K. Becker, 48, and the pilot, Jim Stephens, both of Roswell, N.M.
Authorities said Stephens was a parner in an oil business with New Mexico state legislator Max W. Coll, registered of the Beechcraft Bonanza. Funeral Notices Amams, 74, 407 Eleventh St. N.W., Largo, passed away Monday, July 8th. He was a retired professional wrestler.
Prayer services will be held this evening (July 9th, 1968) at 7:30 p.m. at the Moss Ft. Harrison Chapel, Clearwater. Funeral services will be held Wednesday (July 10, 1968) 2 p.m. at the Moss Ft.
Harrison Chapel, to be conducted by the Very Rev. Father George Thomas, pastor St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church. Cemetery services and graveside Masonic rights to be conducted by Clearwater Lodge will follow at Sylvian Abbey Memorial Park, Clearwater. In lieu of floral tribute, contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society, ARCHER, LEE OTIS SR.
Funeral services for Mr. Lee Otis Archer 68, of 909 West Alicia, will be conducted this afternoon at 2 o'clock from the Garden Chapel, Duval Funeral Home, 3800 Nebraska with Rev. James A. Fenton, associate pastor of the Riverside Baptist Church, to officiate. Interment will follow in Myrtle Hill Memorial Park.
Active pallbearers will be: Peter S. Conte, Paul Tomlinson, Herbert Herndon, Charles Bulich, Jim Crews, and Kenyon Bass. Military honors will be afforded by the ceremonial team of MacDill AFB. AMAMS, HARRY H. Mr.
Harry H. BADDERS, MRS. RAE LEWIS-Mrs. Rae Lewis Badders, 41, of 6509 21st passed away Sunday. Funeral services will be held at a time and date to be announced later by the F.
T. BLOUNT COMPANY FUNERAL HOME, 5101 Nebraska Ave. BECKER. JOHN SANFORD Funeral services for John Sanford Becker 57, resident of 4017 Indianapolis N.E., St. Petersburg, who passed away Saturday morning in a St.
Petersburg hospital, will be conducted Tuesday afternoon at 2:00 o'clock at the WILSON SAMMON MEMORIAL CHAPEL, 4730 N. Armenia with the Rev. Alvin C. Ellerbusch, Pastor of the Lutheran Church of the Cross, to officiate. Interment will follow in the Garden of Memories Cemetery.
Pallbearers: J. W. Sarvis, Carl H. Nelson, D. J.
Ruskin, John Becker, William Becker, and Frank Becker. BROWN, JACK GREGORY Funeral services for Jack Gregory Brown, age 15, of 503 Northwest Second Avenue, who died this morning in Bartow Memorial Hospital after a long illness will be held Wednesday morning at 10 in the chapel of the A. M. Seigler Funeral Home. Rev.
Angus McClelland will officiate. Interment will follow in Willow 0 a Cemetery, Friends may call at the funeral home Tuesday evening. co*ck. TAYLOR services for Mr. Taylor co*ck 61, of 1506 Oakdale Plant City, will be held at 2 p.m., Wednesday from the First Baptist Church of Plant City with the Revs.
Carlyle Scott and H. Richard Bills officiating. The family will receive friends at the funeral home Tuesday night from 7 till 9 p.m. tive pallbearers are Buck Connell, Jim Connell, Chan Miller, Paul Causey, 0. C.
Whitehead and Charles Houghton. Honorary pallbearers will be deacons of the First Baptist Church and all are asked to meet at the church by 1:45 p.m. Inter. ment will be in Memorial Park Cemetery with Memorial Funeral Home of Plant City directing. ELSBERRY, MRS.
FLORINE SCRUGGS -Mrs. Florine Scruggs Elsberry, 64, of 411 Forest Park, Temple Terrace, passed away Sunday evening. al services will be held Wednesday afternoon at o'clock from the Chapel of the F. T. BLOUNT COMPANY FUNERAL HOME, 5101 Nebraska with Mr.
Sam Benkley minister of the Church of Christ, Temple Terrace, officiating. Pallbearers will be David Bracewell, Roy King, Wayne Gey, Griffin Copeland, Wyatt N. Meyer and Nelson Thayer. Interment will be in the Garden of Memories Cemetery, The family will be at the Funeral Home Tuesday evening from 7:30 until 9 o'clock. ELSBERRY, MRS.
MARY LOUISE Funeral services for Mr. Segundo(QueElsberry, age 53, Ruskin, Florida, will be held Tuesday morning at 10:30 o'clock from the Lewers and Shannon Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. L. E. Watkins, pastor of the Ruskin Methodist Church, officiating.
Interment will be in Garden of Memories. Pallbearers will be Bill Elsberry, David Elsberry, Grady Sweat, George Vogel, John Vogel, Jim McClure. The family requests in lieu of flowers a contribution be made to the American Cancer Society. GRAY, MRS. LULA serv.
ices for Mrs. Lula M. Gray, age 70, who passed away Sunday In local hospital will be held 10 a.m. Wednesday at the First Presbyterian Church in Sebring with the Rev. George Stulting.
Interment will be in Pinecrest Cemetery. Arrangements are being handled by the Warren Funeral Home, GREENLEE, COL. HAROLD services for Colonel Harold R. Greenlee, U.S. Army retired, passed away Friday evening at his residence 100 3 St.
North Dundee, will be held from the Oft Laughlin Chapel, Winter Haven at 2 p.m. Tuesday afternoon with Captain Charles Noell officiatIng. Military last rites will be rendered by Haines Hendrick VFW Post 4289 in Lakeside Memorial Park, Winter Haven. Man Drowns When Boat Capsizes DADE CITY (By Staff Writer)-A 69-year-old man from the St. Joseph community drowned while fishing in the Hillsborough River early yesterday morning with a lifelong friend, according to a member of the Dade City Rescue Squad.
Bernard (Bennie) A. Blommel drowned when a small boat capsized with him and W. E. Musgrove, of Huntsville, shortly after the pair had put in just southeast of Zephyrhills planning to fish down the river to U.S. Highway 301 where Musgrove's son was to pick them up, I Leverne Sullivan said.
Musgrove, also 69, told Pasco County officials he made futile attempts to help his friend to shore only to have him slip from his grasp in the swift waters of the river. Musgrove said Blommel was a "good swimmer" but they were in water over their heads. He said the boat capsized when Blommel reached up to get a hold on a tree leaning across the river as the boat and passengers started under it, according to Sullivan. of the Dade City Rescue Squad were called to the scene at 10:50 about a quarter of a mile from State Road 39 and Blommel's body was found ad by divers at 12 o'clock, Sullivan said. Musgrove told officers he and his wife arrived here day for their semi-annual visit with Blommel, who was a bachelor.
A life-long resident of St. Joseph, Blommel was a citrus grower and a Catholic. Survivors include two brothers, Francis Blommel St. Joseph and Anthony Blommel of Richmond, and three sisters, Mrs. John R.
Barthle of St. Joseph, Sister M. Antonnette, OSF, of St. Louis, and Sister M. Charles, OSF, of Racine, Wis.
Weekend Traffic Deaths Lower Than Expected By The Associated Press Traffic accidents during the four-day celebration of Independence Day killed 619 men, women and children. This compared with 553 deaths in a nonholiday weekend of equal length. The toll fell short of the National Safety Council's advance estimate that 700 to 800 Americans might lose their lives on streets and highways during the period that began at 6 p.m. Wednesday and ended at midnight Sunday. The council yesterday termed the lower-than-expected toll a significant gain in traffic safety.
"The deaths that took place make up a tragic version of the traditional Independence Day parade," stated the council's president, Howard Pyle. Funeral Notices SANDAGE, JOHN services for Mr. John T. Sandage, age 68, of 8508 12th Street, will be held Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock JENNINGS FUNERAL HOME CHAPEL, 6900. NEBRASKA AVENUE AT SLIGH.
Reverend Wilber B. Hatch, pastor of Florida Avenue Church of God, will officiate. Interment will follow at Garden of Memories Cemetery. SANTISTEBAN, MRS. ELISA- -Funeral services for Mrs.
Elisa Santisteban, 62, of 3007 N. who passed away Monday afternoon, will be held Wednesday afternoon at o'clock at the B. MARION REED FUNERAL HOME CHAPEL, Plant Avenue at Platt Street, with the Rev. Walter B. Passiglia, D.D., pastor of the St.
John's Presbyterian Church officiating. Interment will follow in Woodlawn Cemetery. The family will be at the funeral home from 7 until 9. o'clock Tuesday evening for the visitation of friends. SHEASBY, MRS.
ANNIE MAE "TOMMY" Mrs. Annie Mae "Tommy" Sheasby, 70, of 8009 Brooks Street, passed away Sunday morning. Mrs. Sheasby will be sent to the J. Austin Dillon Funeral Home in Atlanta, for services and interment in National Cemetery.
F. T. BLOUNT COMPANY FUNERAL HOME, 5101 Nebraska Avenue, in charge of local arrangements. SMITH, WAYNE-Mr. Wayne Smith, 17, of 7105 Draper Place, East Lake Park, passed away Sunday afternoon.
Funeral services 10:00 will be held Wednesday morning at o'clock from the Chapel of the F. T. BLOUNT COMPANY FUNERAL HOME, 5101 Nebraska Avenue, with Brig. Sven Ruthstrom, Salvation Army, Oklahoma City, and Aux. Capt.
Guy D. Smith, Salvation Army, St. Petersburg, officiating. Pallbearers will be Billy Edmonson, Bruce Kieme, Kenneth Langford, Robert Linney, Buddy Wilder and Leo Leturar. Interment will be in the Garden of Memories Cemetery.
Mr. Smith is survived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Smith, Tampa; sister, Sandra L. Santmyer, Norfolk.
paternal grandMrs. Louise Smith, Tampa; maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry M. Boteler, Washington, D.C.;.
niece, Traci Lynn Santmyer, Norfolk; uncles, Boteler Charles E. Smith, Tampa; A. M. Jr. and Donald Boteler, Washington, D.C., and Glenn Smith, Tampa, and 1 aunt, Mrs.
Marion Dickson, Washington, D.C. SULLI, for NICHOLAS Mr. (TOTO) Funeral services Nicholas (Toto) Sulli, age 61, of 2219 Marconi, will- be held Tuesday at 10 a.m. from the A. P.
NEBRASKA CHAPEL (2305 Woodlawn. Nebraska with interment in He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Annie Sulli: a daughterin-law, Sulli, Mrs. Joyce Sulli; a brother, Frank and three grandchildren, Linda, Joyce Ann and Steve Sulli. PLEASE OMIT FLOWERS AND IN LIEU OF SEND CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE CANCER FUND.
TAYLOR. MRS. JOAN -Mrs. Joan J. Taylor, 30, of 6006 N.
Lois passed away Sunday, Time and place of the funeral services will be later by the F. T. BLOUNT COMannounced PANY FUNERAL HOME, 5101 Nebraska Ave. YORK, CLARENCE Clarence A. York, 69, of 9706 Central passed away Monday morning.
Funeral services will be held day afternoon at o'clock from the Chapel of the F. T. BLOUNT PANY FUNERAL HOME, 5101 braska with Mr. Arthur Hart, Chairman of Bahai Assembly of Tampa, officiating. Pallbearers will be Arthur Hart, William Harrison, Joseph Kubik and Harry Fiedler.
Interment will be in Myrtle Hill Cemetery, Deaths in A. LUDWIG Mary RICHEY Wil- Alex, 64, of 66 Park three died Sunday. ter of of Ceal lived here nine from Paterson, Winkle, N.J. He was a veteran of World War II, a retired chief deputy with the Paterson Police Departa member of Patrolman's Benevolent Association, United Veterans Association and Our Lady Queen of Peace Catholic Church. Survivors include his widow, Mrs.
Edna Ludwig; two sons, William Ludwig Wayne, N.J., and James Ludwig, Paterson; his mother, Mrs. WILLIAM NEW PORT liam A. Lane, Floramar, He was a native nia, and had months, coming Blaiberg Continues To Improve CAPE TOWN, South Africa (P)-Dr. Philip Blaiberg, 59, who has lived longer than any other man with a transplanted heart, showed continued improvement yesterday from a bad setback and his surgeon said he was satisfied with his condition. "Dr.
Blaiberg has the will to live again," said Prof. Christian N. Barnard, who performed the transplant Jan. 2. "As yesterday's hospital bulletin said, his lung condition has improved a lot.
He has lost the symptoms indicating that his heart was not functioning properly." After visiting her husband in the sterile ward of Groote Schuur Hospital, Mrse. Blaiberg told reporters: "It is a miracle. He is much better." Admitted to the hospital more than three weeks ago, Blaiberg was found to be suffering from hepatitis, a liver infection. Then last week he developed pneumonia, along with symptoms that his body might be rejecting the transplanted heart. Doctors began treating Blaiberg with a French antilymphocyte drug Saturday and his condition improved immediately.
A special night watch of radiotherapists also has been instituted for him so that he can receive radiotherapy treatment for his condition. Barnard denied that Blaiberg had ever refused to undergo a second heart transplant, which was under consideration for him at the weekend. Two Killed, Two Wounded In $169 Holdup BALTIMORE, Md. -Two employes were killed and a third employe and one customer were wounded yesterday as a bandit emptied his gun at them after robbing a sandwich shop of $169. Baltimore County police were seeking a neatly dressed man in his late 20s or early 30s.
Capt. Charles H. Hickey head of Baltimore County detectives, said the shooting was a "brutal, senseless execution." The dead were Joseph B. "Mike" Reilly III, 18, and James Burns, 17. The wounded, treated at a hospital and released, were Mrs.
Venzula Cooper, 30, also an employe, and David Storf, 20, the customer. "The people complied with every whim of the holdup man and yet he shot said Hickey. The shooting occurred at a Harley's sandwich shop on York Road just north of the Baltimore City line. It was 1 a.m. and a crowd was leaving a movie theater in the shopping center.
Police said the heavy set gunman was wearing a brown suit and brown sports shirt. Norman Thomas Leaves Hospital HUNTINGTON, N.Y. (UPD Norman Thomas, the longtime leader of American Socialists, was discharged during the weekend from a hospital where he had been treated for a gastrointestinal ailment. A spokesman at Huntington Hospital said yesterday the six-time presidential candidate of the Socialist party was discharged Saturday and returned to the Hilaire Farm Nursing Home in this Long Island community. The 83-year-old Thomas had been convalescing at the nursing home from a slight stroke I suffered last November when he was stricken with the gastrointestinal disorder.
He was hospitalized June 16. HUTTO'S MUMS POTTED $1.99 Open 6 A.M. to 12 Midnight Cor. N. Blvd.
and Buffalo Tampa and he had lived here years, coming from Columbus, Ohio. He had been a winter visitor here since 1943. He was a retired wrestler and outdoor showman. During his career he such names as Stanisalus Zbyszko. Jim Landis and Gus Sonnenberg.
He held the world featherweight wrestling championship and became light heavyweight champ in 1935. He was a member of the Greek Ortho dox Church, the Tampa Showmen's Association, was a member of Elks for 40 years. He was also a Mason and a Shriner. Survivors include a brother, Gus Mamos, Largo and Springfield, and other relatives in Greece. ALEXANDER PLATA BROOKSVILLE Alexander Plata, 53, Rt.
6, Box 1220, died Sunday. He was a native of Cleveland, Ohio, and had lived here six years, coming from Twinsburg, Ohio. Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Sophie Plata; one son, Lt. David Plata, USAF, Bedford, two daughters, Mrs.
Carol Etheridge, Gainesville, and Miss Pamela Plata, Brooksville; two brothers, Steve Plata, Chardon, Ohio, and 1 Sylvester Plata, Aripeka; two sisters, Mrs. Mary Boyko, Macedonia, Ohio, and Mrs. Elenore Wierzhicki, Bedford, Ohio; his mother, Mrs. Katherine Plata, Bellevue. MRS.
LOUISE COLLINS WINTER HAVEN Mrs. Louise Davidson Collins, 50, of 1004 SW 6th St. who was killed Sunday night in an automobile accident 10 miles south of Georgetown, returning to Winter Haven from a vacation, was a native of Clermont, Ohio and moved to Winter Haven 10 years ago. Survivors include her husband, Woodrow W. Collins; a sister, Mrs.
Georgia Mae Sheppard, Dayton, Ohio, and two brothers, Alonzo Davidson, Richmond, Ohio, and Clarence Earl Davidson, Daytona Beach. MRS. ANNA SIMMONS OCALA Mrs. Anna May Simmons, 89, 17. SE 14th died Monday.
She was a native of Johnsville, and was a member of Grace Episcopal Church. Survivors include her husband, Christopher Simmons; ARMENIA FLORAL GARDENS 8008 N. ARMENIA AVE. Ph. 935-3162 Snipes HOME FUNERAL 6718 N.
Armenia Ave. 932-5308 Sam Snipes Director Dignified Services Regardless of Price "Since 1939" WILSON SAMMON CO. FUNERAL HOME Phone 877-7676 Licensed Funeral Directors 4730 N. Armenia 24-Hour Ambulance Service THE TAMPA TRIBUNE, Tuesday, the Bay two sons, Robert H. Simmons of Jacksonville and Paul M.
mons of Brooksville. MRS. LULA GRAY SEBRING Mrs. Lula M. Gray, 70, died Sunday in a local hospital.
She came here 58 years ago from Bartow. Survivors include her husband, Emory Gray; two sons, Les Gray and George Gray, both of Sebring; three brothers, Henry Pollard Moore Haven; Mac Pollard of La Belle, and Lewis Pollard of Lake Plavid. WILLIAM R. STARK AUBURNDALE William Richard Stark, 78, of 322 Ariana died Monday at Heart Florida Hospital. He was a native of Cleveland and lived in Auburndale since 1958.
He was a retired painter and decorator and Presbyterian. Survivors include a son, Richard A. Stark of Long Beach, four sisters, Mrs. Helen Scheuning of Parma Heights, Ohio; Mrs. Julia Kempke, Mrs.
Agnes Christian and Miss. Rose Stark, all of Cleveland; five brothers, Henry, Fred, Albert, Leo and Edward Stark, all of Cleveland. MRS. ESTELLE DIXON LAKELAND Mrs. Estelle Dixon, 69, 321 W.
Belmar, died Sunday. She was a native of Alabama, came here in 1939 and was a Baptist. Survivors include one son, Hubert C. Dixon, Monroe Falls, Ohio; four daughters, Mrs. Joe Grooms, Mrs.
Betty Davis and Mrs. 1 Murli Britt of Lakeland, and Mrs. Tom Ellfner of Mead, three sisters, Mrs. Bonnie Skinner of Lakeland, Mrs. Willie Hart of Frostproof and Mrs.
Jessie McMesse of Starke; two brothers, L. S. Cooper, Miami, and G. L. Cooper, Atlanta, Ga.
FRANK FISHER CHIEFLAND Frank Fisher, 63, died Sunday. A native of Atlanta, he had spend most of his life in Chiefland. He was a Methodist. Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Dorothy Fisher; two sons, John C.
Fisher of Chiefland and Leslie B. Fisher of Chicago. MRS. CATHERINE HEINA SARASOTA Mrs. Catherine A.
Heina, 75, of 363 Marius Road, North Port Charlotte, died Saturday. A native of Brooklyn, N.Y., she came to this July 9, 1968 9-A Area man of the Bronx chapter, and Robert "Sonny" Carson, head of the Brooklyn Chapter. Herbert said the Queens chapter and the Suffolk County chapter on Long Island were joining in the breakaway movement and that 12 or 13 others around the country were contemplating similar action. Herbert and Carson denied that the walkout reflected any ideological split within CORE. Herbert said the chapters would form a loose confederation of all-Negro rights organizations.
He specifically rejected, during an interview, any groups with white membe bers. Carson said Negroes should arm themselves and take such action as forming "black police "I believe that capitalism has to be destroyed if black people are to be free," Carson said. "We don't want anything to do with the white power structure as it is now." Four Children, Aunt Perish In W. Va. Fire POINT PLEASANT, W.
Va. (P) Four small children and their aunt died yesterday in a fire which destroyed a rural home 15 miles northeast of Point Pleasant. The dead were the children of a sister of Mrs. Velma M. Allen, 28, who was in Charleston 65 miles from the scene -at the time of the fire.
The dead were identified as Frances McCane, 24, a sister of Mrs. Allen who was staying with the children, and the four Allen children Betty 4 or Leona, Bobbie Joe, 4 or 5, and William, 16 months. No one else was in the house when the fire broke out. Funeral Notices Funeral Notices JONES, CHESTER Chester M. Jones 40, of Mulberry, passed away Monday morning.
Funeral services will be held at a time and date to be announced later by the F. T. BLOUNT COMPANY FU. NERAL HOME, 5101 Nebraska Ave. MILLER, JAMES A.
A memorial service for Mr. James A. Miller, 69, of 2920 Peal will be held this evening at 7:30 o'clock at the Bel Mar Presbyterain Church, with the Rev. John W. Largent to officiate.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to favorite charity in Mr. Miller's honor. PINERO, MRS. MERCEDES Funerl services for Mrs. Mercedes Pinero, age 85, of 3618 Palmetto will be held Tuesday at 4 p.m.
from the A. P. Boza RIVERSIDE CHAPEL (3809 N. Armenia with interment in Woodlawn. Pallbearers: Alfredo Pinero, Ray Toledo, Hildo Cabrera, Melvin Toledo, Reinaldo Garrido, and Salvador Toledo Jr.
POLO, SERGIO-Funeral services for Mr. Sergio Polo, age 54, of 909 W. Plymouth, will be held Wednesday at 4 p.m. from the A. P.
Boza RIV. ERSIDE CHAPEL (3809 N. Armenia with interment in Colon. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Leonila Polo; a son, Sergio Polo a daughter, Mrs.
Irma Capaz; three brothers, Ydelfonso, Marco and Ramon Polo: also sister, Mrs. Elbia Lavandera. THE FAMILY WILL BE AT THE CHAPEL TUESDAY 6 P.M. TO 7:30 P.M. POMELEK, RUDOLPH-Funeral services for Mr.
Rudolph Pomelek, age 77, 5226 Nichols, will be held at 10:00 O'Clock Wednesday morning at CURRY'S FU. NERAL HOME, 605 S. MacDill Ave. The Reverend Wayne W. Oeffler, pastor of the Interbay Baptist Church, will officiate.
Cremation will follow. RADNEY, Z. Z. C. Radney, 61, of 3207 Wallcraft, passed away Saturday night.
Funeral services will be held Tuesday afternoon at o'clock from the Chapel of the F. T. BLOUNT COMPANY FUNERAL HOME, 5101 Nebraska with Rev. Roy Ben Ridley, pastor of the Seminole Heights Methodist Church, officiating. Pallbearers will be Alex Taylor, Daan Eud, Lowell Smith, Raymond Radney Elton Peavey and Wayne Morris.
Interment will be in Myrtle Hill Cemetery. Mr. Radney is survived by his wife, Mrs. Marguerite Radney; 2 daughters, Mrs. Vernon Smith, Lakeland, and Miss Clarice Radney, Tampa; 4 sons, Z.
C. Radney Bristol, Raymond Radney, Houston, Ralph and Gene Radney, both Tampa; 1 sister, Mrs. Irene Roberts, Macon, 2 brothers, Guy Radney and Wiley Radney, both Macon; and 15 grandchildren. RODRIGUEZ, JOSE FLORES al services for Mr. Jose Rodriguez Flores, age 71, of 2508 LeRoy will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m.
from the A. P. Boza RIVERSIDE CHAPEL (3809 N. Armenia with interment in Centro Espanol Memorial. Pallbearers: Celestino Arias, Albert Prado, Arnold Pemberton, Vernon Bland, Leopoldo Alvarez and Joe M.
Roman. THE FAMILY WILL BE AT THE CHAPEL TUESDAY 8 P.M. TO 9 P.M. TO RECEIVE FRIENDS. RODRIGUEZ, SEGUNDO (QUEVEDO) Funeral services for Mr.
Segundo (Quevedo) Rodriguez, 60, of 3104 North will be held this morning at 10 o'clock from the O.L.P.H. Catholic Church, at which time a Requiem Mass will be said for the repose of his soul. The Rev. Fr. Patrick Shannon, C.Ss.R., officiating, Interment will follow in the Centro Asturiano Memorial Park Cemetery.
Pallbearers: Alexander Sanchez Alexander Sanchez Frank Rodriguez, Joe Fernandez, Raymond Alvarez and George Rodriguez. He is survived (Jackie) by his wife, Mrs. Joaquina Rodriguez; one daughter, Mrs. Amada R. Sanchez; one brother, Frank Rodriguez; four grandchildren, der Ill, Anita Lee, Alan Lee and Andrew Lee Albert Sanchez; three nephews, George, and Reinaldo Rodriguez; two cousins, Mrs.
Alice Helm and Mrs. Horace Gordon, COLONIAL CHAPEL. Lord Fernandez Funeral Home, 3716 E. Lake in charge of arrangements. RYALS, CLEVELAND H.
-Mr. Cleveland H. Ryals, 78, of Dade City, passed away Saturday night, Funeral services will be held Tuesday after. noon at 2 o'clock from the Chapel of the F. T.
BLOUNT COMPANY FUNERAL HOME, 5101 Nebraska with Rev. A. G. Hause, retired Baptist minister, officiating, Active pallbearers will be Billy Sanders, Donald Sanders, Wade Ryals, Kenneth Ryals, Terry Ryals and Martin Ryals. Honorary pallbearers will be Ricky Ryals, George Dayton, Robert Osburn, Joe Nathe, Robert McKendree, all members of Florida men's Association.
Interment will be in Myrtle Hill Cemetery, Mr. Ryals is survived his widow, Veda Ryals, Dade City; 3 sons, Earl W. Ryals, Winter Garden, Raymond P. Ryals. Orlando, and Kenneth C.
Ryals, Miami: daughter, Mrs. Eudell Sanders, Tampa; 3 brothers, H. D. Ryais, Fort Odgen, T. J.
Ryals, Tampa, and Bert Ryals, Dade City; 2. sisters, Mrs. Lula Evans, Dade City, and Mrs. Mabel Whitcomb, Land O' Lakes; 13 grandchiidren and 10 grandchildren. Ludwig and one brother, both of Oneonta, N.Y.; sisters, Mrs.
Angela PotHaverstraw, N.Y., Mrs. Bowman of Bay. City, and Mrs. Hilda Van Kirkwood, N.Y. MRS.
IDA BENDER HOLIDAY Mrs. Ida Bender, 69, of 1406 Cool Road, Orangewood Village, died Sunday, She was a native of Leutkirch, Germany, had lived here two years, coming from Miami, and was a member of Our Lady Queen of Peace Catholic Church. Survivors include her husband, Frank L. C. Bender; one sister, Miss Barbara Hoelzle, Philadelphia, Pa.
LUTHER LANIER SAFETY HARBOR Luther Lanier, 75, a native of Marion County and three years, died yesterday. Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Ada J. Lanier; four daughters, Mrs. Leila Rogers of Homasassa, Mrs.
Minnie Carroll, of Safety Harbor, Mrs. Stickland of Dunedin and Mrs. Myrtle Cook of Palm Harbor; one son, Nelson Lanier, Safety Harbor. F. DEAN DAVIDSON DUNEDIN F.
Dean David-, son, 76, of 700 Mease Plaza died Sunday. Born in Rochester, Ohio, from he moved here two He years ago Decatur, Mich. was a Presbyterian and a Mason. He was a graduate of the University of Michigan and Central Michigan University. Survivors include brother, Max Davidson, Mount Pleasant, and a sister, Mrs.
Ivan Taylor, Flint, Mich. JACK G. BROWN MULBERRY Jack Gregory Brown, 15, of 503 NW 2nd died yesterday at Bartow Memorial Hospital. A resident of Mulberry 'student nine years, he was a at Mulberry High School and a member of the Future Farmers of America and the Eastside Baptist Church. Survivors include his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Willie I. Brown; three brothers, Billy James, Jody and Johnny Mac Brown; four sisters, Mrs. Frankie Ann Carr, City, Mrs. Imagene Curlee, Miss Becky Brown, and Miss Dale Brown, Mulberry.
HARRY MAMOS LARGO Harry H. Mamos, 74, of 407 11th St. NW, died yesterday. Born in Aigion, Greece, JULIA'S 237-3304 FLOWER SHOP 5922 Fla. Ave.
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Charlotte Mulford, Brooklyn, N.Y.; and 1 two sisters, Mrs. Julia Lunson, Orlando and Mrs. Ella Lay, Flushing, N.Y. MRS. RUTH HOWE SARASOTA Mrs.
Ruth L. Howe, 47, of 4708 Tuttle Avenue, died Sunday. A native of Akron, Ohio, she came to Sarasota eight years ago from Tampa. Survivors include her husband, Joseph E. Howe; two sons, Joe C.
Howe, Sarasota, Duane A. Howe of Shreveport, two daughters, Lois E. Howe, Sarasota, and Mrs. M. A.
McGilvary of Rocky Mount, N.C. She was a Presbyterian. MRS. JOHN SEEHOLZER SARASOTA Mrs. John (Wil- helmina) C.
Seeholzer, 93, of 2403 Sunnyside died Saturday. A resident of Sarasota for nine years, she was a native of Michigan. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Carl H. Goetz, Sarasota.
She was a Presbyterian. MISS ADELIA FORBES BRADENTON Miss Adelia Forbes, 95, 5211 Eighth Ave. Dr. died Sunday. Born in Michigan, she came here from Miami in 1941, and was a Baptist.
There are no immediate survivors. EDITH LYTTON BRADENTON Mr. Edith Willey Lytton, 58, 2915 14th St. died Saturday. Born in Virginia, she came here from Tennessee in 1948.
She was a Methodist. Survivors include her husband, J. Omar Lytton; sisters, Mrs. H. D.
Keith, Bradenton, Mrs. J. D. Boardwine, Longboat Key; mother, Mrs. Rebecca Buchannan Campiglie, Bradenton.
WILLIAM MODEN PALMETTO William Henry Moden, 62, 1612 12th St. died Born in England, he came here seven years ago from Livonia, Mich. He was a Presbyterian. Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Mabel C.
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