NEWS MESSENGER, Sunday, November 24, 1974 Deaths, Funerals MR. DUDLEY CARTHAGE -Funeral services for Willie Dudley, 73, of Gary were held at 32 p.m. Saturday in the Mount Bethel Baptist Church with the Rev. Bill Hitt and the Rev. Terry, Lemoine officiating.
Burial was in Mount Bethel Cemetery under the direction of Cemetery. He was a. retired taxi cab owner and member of the Mount Bethel Baptist Church. Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Mollie Dudley of Gary; one daughter, Hazel Dudley of Alto Loma; two.
brothers, Jack Dudley and Oliver Dudley, both of- Houston; and two sisters, Mrs. Alice Johnson and Mrs. Mozelle Latham, both of Houston. MR. BARNES -Edwin (Ed) Barnes, a former Marshall resident died Saturday afternoon in a Shreveport hospital following a brief illness.
Mr. Barnes has lived in Shreveport for the past few months after moving from Marshall where he had lived for 75 years. Graveside services will be held at 1 p.m. Monday in the Guadalupe Valley Memorial Park Cemetery at New Braunfels, Tex. under the direction of Osborn Funeral Home of Shreveport.
Mr. Barnes was a native of Waskom and a member of the St. Joseph's Catholic Church in Marshall. He was a retired machinist with the Texas and Pacific Railroad. Survivors include two daughters, Mrs.
James M. (Dorothy) Brown of Shreveport and Mrs. Jack (Louise) Bradfield of San Antonio; four grandchildren; and six greatgrandchildren. MR. WUNDERLICH HENDERSON Funeral services for Ross Edwin Wunderlich, 49, of Tempe, are pending with Bobbitt Memorial Chapel in San Bernadino, with local arrangements under the direction of Bryan Funeral Home.
The body was forwarded to" San Bernadino Saturday. Mr. Wunderlich died Thursday night en route to a Henderson hospital. He was an insurance adjuster for the General Adjuster Bureau in Tempe. MR.
ADAMS CARTHAGE Funeral services for Aubrey Weinfield Adams, 54, will be at 3 p.m. Sunday at the Hawthorn Funeral Home Chapel with the Rev. Bruce Will officiating. Burial will be in Langley Cemetery. Mr.
Adams died Friday in a Shreveport hospital. Born May 26, 1920 in Panola County, he was a retired pipefitter and a member of the Pipefitters Local 211 and VFW Post 5400 in Alta Loma. He was a member of the Baptist church and a veteran of World War II. Surviving are, his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
A. M. Adams of Beckville: two sons, Wendell K. Adams of Tatum and Raymond A. Adams of Perry, one daughter, Mrs.
Eyvonne Mills of Niceville, one brother, Billy Ray Adams of Greenville: Dr. W.L. Munden Dies Of Lengthy Illness Here Dr. W. Munden, 69, of 2812 Mary Mack Dr.
died Saturday at Memorial Hospital Annex following a lengthy illness. Dr. Munden practiced dentistry in Marshall from 1926 until retirement last year. He was born on Sept. 28, 1905 in Longview.
the son of Jose Munden and Gertrude Person Munden. Dr. Munden graduated from, the Baylor University Dental School in 1926. On Sept. 3, 1932 he married Katherine Seale in Texarkana.
In 1928, he helped to organize the East Texas Dental Society and later he secretary and as president of the organization. He was a member of the Harrison County Dental Society, the Texas Dental Association, the American Dental Association and the First Baptist Church. Hewas also a charter member of the Ark-La-Tex Dental Congress, and a veteran of World War II. Funeral services will be held in 2 p.al. Sunday from othe Colonial Chapel of the Sullivan Family of Funeral Directors with the Rev.
Dr. Connie Ward officiating. Burial will be in Colonial Gardens. Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Katherine Munden of Marshall: one son, W.
L. Munden Jr. of Marshall; two grandchildren, Joseph M. Munden and James L. Munden, News Of People MR.
SMOAK HUGHES SPRINGS Funeral services for William Smoak, 83, of Cason will be held at 3 p.m. Sunday in the First Baptist Church of Cason with the Rev. Kenneth Reese and the Rev. Jerry Wilson officiating. Burial will be in Blevins Cemetery under the direction of Reeder-Davis Funeral Home of Hughes Springs.
Mr. Smoak died Friday in the Hospital in the Pines. He was a retired employe of the Chicago Ironworks and was da member of the First Baptist in Cason. Survivors include two brothers, A. M.
Smoak of Bossier City, and A. Alton Smoak of Daingerfield; and three sisters, Mrs. Emma Stevens of Memphis, Mrs. Naomi Fenn and Mrs. Sadie Wilson, both of Cason.
MR. COLLINS Funeral services for Ophra Lee Collins, 61, were held at 2 p.m. Friday at the Welch Funeral Home Chapel with the Rev. Aubrey Pate officiating. Burial was in the East Mountain Cemetery, Mr.
Collins died Wednesday in a Longview hospital. A lifetime resident of the Longview area, he was a member of the East Mountain Baptist Church, a veteran of World War II: and a retired security guard for the White Oak school system. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Thelma Collins Longview; three daughters, Martha "Miso Johnson of Gladewater, Mrs. Margie Miller of White Oak and Mrs.
Charlene Odom of Longview; two sisters, Mrs. Kathleen Edwards of Bossier City, and Mrs. Gladys Hayes of Longview; six grandchildren; and a number of nieces and nephews. MRS. WHITE HUGHES SPRINGS Funeral services for Mrs.
Lillie Pearl Winte, 12, were held at 2 p.m. Saturday in the Shady Grove Baptist Church in Cason with the Rev. L. E. Lawson officiating.
Burial was in Shady Groves cemetery under the direction of Reeder-Davis Puneral Home of Hughes Springs. Mrs. White died Wednesday. Survivors include ter husband. Archie White; her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Marion Daddy: three brothers, Clarence Daddy, E. A. Doddy and 0. W.
Daddy and a number of aunts, uncles and other relatives. MR. WESEMAN CARTHAGE -Funeral services for Luther Hird Weseman, 66, of Gary will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday in the Enterprise Baptist Church with the Rev. Marvin Gardner and the Rev.
Robert Morphew officiating. Burial will be in Corinth Cemetery under the direction of Hawthorn Funeral Home of Carthage. Mr. Weseman died Friday in the Holiday Lodge Nursing Home in Longview. He was a retired farmer and member of the Enterprise Baptist Church.
Survivors include his sister-inlaw. Mrs. E. S. Weseman of Longview.
two sisters, Mrs. Sedgel Minter of Beckville and Mrs. Neava Lou Olson of Galveston; and four grandchildren. MR. JOHNSON TATUM Funeral services for Elmo Johnson of Tatum were held Saturday at 2 p.m.
in the Smith Chapel Baptist Church with the Rev. J. C. Beckworth officiating. Burial was in Smith.
Chapel Cemetery. Mr. Johnson died at his home Tuesday. Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Mettie Johnson; one stepson, Nathaniel Mann of Dallas; one brother, John Johnson of Longview and a number of other relatives.
Arrangements were under the direction of Citizen's Funeral Home. MR. WHITFIELD LINDEN Funeral services for Willie B. Whitfield of Longview were held Friday in Macedonia Baptist Church in Linden with burial in Salem Cemetery. Mr.
Whitfield was an employe of National Linen Service and a veteran of the Vietnam Conflict. Survivors include his mother, Mrs. Lillie Mae Whitfield; five sisters, Mrs. Oneal McClure and Mrs. Mozell Sheppard, both of San Antonio, Mrs.
Mary Helen Thomas Zenobie Whitfield and Betty Joyce Whitfield, all of Linden; five brothers, Herschel Whitfield and Wheeler Whitfield, both of Los, Angeles, Vonzell Whitfield of Boganne, John Whitfield and Calvin Whitfield, both of Linden. Wins Calculator staff photo Harry S. Boyd, left, a sixth grade teacher at Dogan Elementary School, was awarded a calculator by Bradley Hall, director of admissions for East Texas State Boyd won the calculator State Teachers Association several weeks ago. His teachers who responded put in a hopper and the The oldest indoor theater in the world is the Teatro Olimpico in Vicenza, Italy. Designed in the Roman style by Andrea New phones with personality have a personality all their of any room.
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Williams, Rt. 2, MarMrs. Ella Johnson, Rt. 2 -Marshall; Earney Weaver, 2500 E. End Rhonda Kay Henderson, Jefferson: Tommy Accident Injures Carthage Youths CARTHAGE -Two Carthage youths and a DeBerry youth were injured in a one vehicle wreck 8.8 miles northeast of Carthage Saturday afternoon.
According to Texas Department of Public Safety officer Pat Adams, the three were apparently returning from a hunting trip when the pickup in which they were riding went out of control on a curve on Farm-toMarket Road 123 and flipped over several times. Allen Wayne McKnight, 16, of Carthage was transferred to Schumpert Hospital in Shreveport where he underwent surgery and was listed in condition Saturday night. Glen Hawley, 17, of Carthage was admitted to Panola General Hospital at Carthage where he also underwent surgery and is listed I in guarded condition. Michael Wade Atwood, 16, of DeBerry was also admitted to Panola General Hospital where he is listed in "fair" condition. It is not known who was driving the pickup.
The mishap was reported to the DPS at 1:10 p.m. Saturday. Morgan, Rt. 1, Marshall; Mrs. Wolford Carter, 2208 E.
Bowie St. Dismissals for Saturday: Henry W. Edwards, 2209 Park Mrs. Lavonia Whitis, 2002 W. Pinecrest Mrs.
Leota F. Warren, 307 Medill Deborah Robertson, Wiley College; John I. Canada, Omaha, Mrs. C. E.
Mack, 1508 South Milford H. Crow, 114 Washington PI. Arthur McAfee, Hallsville; Mrs. Johnny McCray and baby, Waskom; Mrs. Gilbert Smith, Marion Commission Will Meet JEFFERSON Marion County Commissioners court will meet Monday, with the condition of county roads scheduled for discussion and action on certain right-of-way easem*nts to be taken.
Also on the meeting agenda is discussion of the prevailing wage rate for the planned work to renovate the county jail and any action required for this topic, plus discussion of Christmas lighting, for the county courthouse. Approval of the hiring of Shirley Wooley as a dispatcher and deputy for the Sheriff's Department as of Nov. 25 is also to be listed on the agenda. 'The meeting is scheduled at 9:30 a.m. in the county judge's office.
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FUNERALS Services for Max Dale DeVore, Jr. were held at 10 a.m. Saturday from Colonial Chapel of Sullivan Funeral Horne. Interment, Nesbitt Cemetery. Services for Dr.
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