Asheville Citizen-Times from Asheville, North Carolina • Page 14

Committee Approves Expansion 14 THE ASHEVILLE CITIZEN, Thursday, Oct. tV Western North Carolina Deaths, Funerals Of Memorial Mission Hospital it was reouired to be Funerals Today Area Deaths Herman Oicen HORSE SHOE Services for Herman Vaughn Owen. 83, of RL I Horse Shoe, who died Tuesday, will be held at 11 a.m. Thursday in Shepherd's Church Street Chapel, Hendersonvllle. The Rev.

Bill Evans will officiate. Burial wiU be in Mills River United Methodist Church Cemetery. A retired farmer and a son of the late William M. and Callie Howell Owen, be was the husband of the late Betty Whitaker Owen, who died in 1973. He was a member of Mills River Baptist Church.

He is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Mildred Hoyle of AroVn and Mrs. Betty Sue Pressley of Horse Shoe; a son, Dwight Owen of Mountain Home; two brothers, Floyd E. Owen of Tacoma, and A. K.

Owen of Asheville; three sisters. Mrs. Annie Whitaker and Mrs. Lillian Wright of Horse Shoe and Mrs. Gladys DelliSante of Newark, N.

six grandchildren and six greatgrandchildren. Memorials may be made to Brovhill Children's Home at Clyde. in space by SL Joseph's Hospital representatives. When presented to the governing body later In September, the project bad undergone changes following Memorial Mission Hospital's receipt of a letter from the N.C. Department of Human Resource stating that hulled-in space could not be approved at the state or federal level.

The hospital also requested to reduce its proposed bed plan to 45 after learning the state will allow only 46 more acute-care beds In Region B. Due to the changes in the Wdbur Harrall Services (or Wilbur E. Harrall, 74, of 3 Thurlend who died Sunday, wUI be held Friday in Florence, S. under direction of Smith Funeral Home. Wilkins Hart Mortuary Is In charge of local arrangements.

Dr. David Snader Dr. David L. Snader of 47 Graceland Road, died Wednesday in an Asheville nursing home after a long illness. Morris Funeral Home is In charge.

By DAHUEEN GLANTON CWsea Staff Writer After a series of reviews by the Western North Carolina Health Systems Agency, the agency's Project Review Committee Wednesday gave the final approval on an expansion project at Memorial Mission Hospital. The project, which originally included construction of bulled-in space on the top three floors of the proposed patient room tower and an additional SO beds, was approved in its entirety by the committee in September, despite opposition of the hulled- resubmitted to the Project Review Committee for another review. In an effort to eliminate any unnecessary delay of the project, the governing body approved the revised project, contingent on a favorable recommendation by the Project Review Committee during Wednesdays meeting. The original project was expected to cost 118 8 million, but the cost has been reduced by about II. 200,000 by eliminating the hulled in space and reducing the bed plan.

Mr. Dtbreda Zlmmennaa, WayaeivUle, died Wedaesday; amagetneats bKompiett. Mrs. Gertie Wood. Wayae-vtlle, died Wednesday, faaeral 1 p.m.

Friday bi Grudview Baptist Chore. Waller Fisher. Balsam Gitvt, died Tuesday: haeral a.m. Friday at Calvary Baptist Chan. Heary CaBnaa, Bif Cava commaatry of Caerakee, died Tuesday; faaeral p.m.

Friday at tbe home. HarreU Heasley. Riverside rctioa ol Yaacey Coaaty, died Wedaesday; arraagemeats cetnptete. David Pate, bitat tot at Mr. and Mrs.

William Pate, farmer-ly of Chtrakti Coaaty. graveside services were held at 2 bjb. Wedaesday Saaay PoiM Baptist Cemetery. Larry Malta, Marpay. died Tattday arraagemeats to-complete.

Lamar Drammoad, Marios, died Monday; faaeral I a.m. Friday as Moaat Ziea A. M. E. ZkaCburca.

Clareace Swafford, St Petersburg, a native of Caaloa, died Taesday; faaeral 2 p.m. Friday fa taa chapel of Wells Faaerai Home. Orrrer ValUaacaart, East Flat Rock, died Taesday; faaeral ajn. Friday ta Immacalate Concestioa Catholic Caarck. Dr.

Jerome Reeves, Marloa, farmtrly of Caatoa, died Wedaesday; arraignments bv camplete. Mrs. Hendrix Services for Nola Penley Robinson Petty Hendrix. 84, of 20 Momingside Drive, West Asheville. who died Tuesday, will be held at 2:30 p.m.

Friday STATE AND AREA Willard Hoots of Dogwood Terrace Rt I Fletcher, 1 p.m., Oak Forest Baptist Church in Fletcher. Karl Schmidt of Rt. I Mor-ganton, 2 Colonial Chapel 01 Sossoman Funeral Home, Burke County. Victor Siftmon of Pickens Highway. Rosman.

3 p.m.. Zion Baptist Church, Transylvania County. Mrs. Bessie Trent of Rt 1 Brevard. 1 p.m., Glady Branch Baptist Church, Transylvania County.

Mrs. Pauline Camp of 202 Walnut SI. Waynesrille. i chapel of Crawford Funeral Home of Waynesville. Robert Hutto of Topton.

i p.m.. Red Marble Baptist Church. Cherokee County. R. L.

Burgess of Franklin. 11 am, chapel of Bryant Funeral Home. Macon County. Mrs. Bertha Laughter of Oak Leaf Drive.

Landrum. S. C. 2 Lm Ingleside Baptist Church, indrum. William Frady of the Morrison community of Macon County.

2 30 East Fork Baptist Church, Jackson County Herman Owen of Rt. 1 Horse Shoe, 11 a.m.. Shepherd's Church Street Chapel. Henderson County. Skelt Edwards of State Street, Manon.

3 p.m., McCall-Kirksey Funeral Chapel.cDowell County. Miss Lula Chandler, of Walnut. 130 Walnut Presbyterian Church. Madison County CITY AND COUNTY Clyde Murray of 213 Dennis Swannanoa, graveside rites, 2 p.m.. New Salem Baptist Church Cemetery.

Thomas Clontz of Watson anniversary sale, Save 20 on ruqqed western style jeans or big and ittle guys. Road. Arden. 3 p.m., Calvary Episcopal Church. Edward Ramsey McCarthy of 3randview Drive, 2 pm, chapel of Grace Funeral Home.

Charles Walking Charles Watkins. 82, of New Salem Road. Swannanoa. died Wednesday in an Asheville hospital after a short illness. A native of Buncombe County and a self employed construction worker, be was a son of the late George and Susan Wilson Watkins.

He is survived by two daughters. Mrs. Doris Jean McDonald of Indianapolis. Ireland Miss Nancy Watkins of Asheville: two sons. George and Wade Watkins of the home; four sisters.

Mrs. Mary Jane Watkins and Mrs. Nell Frink of Swannanoa. Mrs. Selina Peek of Old Fort and Mrs.

Daisy Richardson of Palm Beach, and a granddaughter. Services will be held at 2 pm Fridav in the chapel of Miller Funeral Home. Black Mountain. The Revs. Wayne Rogers and C.

Hensley will officiate. Burial will be in Piney Grove Pres-bvterian Church Cemetery. The family will receive friends from 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday at the funeral home and at other times will be at the home of Russell Watkins, New Salem Road. Swannanoa.

Save 20 on men's patterned polyesterwool sport coat. Sale $44 Reg. S5S. Men's two button sportcoat of Dacron polyesterwool. Classic tailoring has notched lapel, center vent and llap pockets.

Great choice of plaids and checks in sporty color combos. In regular, short and long sizes. Sal prices tfltctlvt through Saturday. Save 20 MRS. HENDRIX in Woodfn Church of God.

of which she was a charter member and was a member of the Senior Bible Class. The Revs. Ronald Dodson and Orville Nations win officiate. Burial will be in Ashelawn Gardens of Memory. A native of Madison County and a resident of the Woodfm and Asheville areas most of her life, she was a daughter of the late Jess and Matilda Thomas Penley.

Mrs. Hendrix was an active church and community worker. She was the wife of the late William Ebb Robinson who died in I960. Lardy Petty who died in 1770 and Hubert Hendrix who died in 1874. She is survived by a son, Clyde T.

Robinson of Weaver-ville: two daughters. Mrs. Marie McKimey of Black Mountain and Mrs. Elizabeth Hensley of West Asheville, with whom she made her borne; a brother, Gudger Chandler of Leicester; a sister, Mrs. Eva Ballard of Asheville; 18 grandchildren.

39 great-grandchildren and three great-greatgrandchildren. The family will receive friends from 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday at Woodfm Church of God and at other times will be at the residence. Pen land and Sons Funeral Home, Asheville, Is in charge. Mrt.

(VKelley Grace Opel Kelley, 66, of Sebastian. formerly of Asheville. died Monday In Sebastian after a brief illness. The body will be returned to Asheville for services and burial under direction of Grace Funeral Home. Reg.

4.S0. Little boys' denim jean of Dacron polyester cotton. Has reinforced knee, flared leg and two front and two back pockets. Solid colors. Regular and slim sizes Sale 4.35 Reg.

S.44. Boys' cotton denim jean of Dacron polyestercotton. Has reinforced knee, flared leg and two front and two back pockets. Solid colors Regular and slim sizes Husky sizes 8 to 20 and Varsity sizes 25 to 30 Reg 6 44, Sale 5.15 Salt prices ttlectivt through Saturday. Edward Shaffer Edward E.

Shaffer. 100, of Winter Park Towers. Winter Park. died Tuesday. Oct 11.

in a Winter Park hospital. He was a retired insurance executive of Wheeling W. and was a resident of Asheville from 1945 to 1967. He was the father of the late Mrs. Eluabeth S.

Atkins. He Is survived by his wife. Mrs. Effie B. Shaffer: a son.

Howard Shaffer of Silver Springs, and three grandchildren. Graveside rites will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday in Calvary Churchyard Cemetery to Fletcher. Dr. Embree H.

Blackard will officiate. Morris Funeral Home is in charge of local arrangements. Boys' Breaker Bottom'" oxfords set the pace for fall. Sale 8.79 Reg. 10.99 A new look in snoes, made to take it in style.

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Tenti, a native of Buncombe County, died Wednesday In a Johnson City, Term, hospital after a long illness. He was the husband of Vivian Anders Long. Anders-Rice Funeral Home Is in charge. Sale 13.49 Rag. 17.99.

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16.99. Women's leather strap Sunbacker" Brown in sizes 5 to 10. Monk strap. Reg. 16 99.

Sal 12.74 Oxford. Reg. 16.99. Sal 12.74 Reg. 12.99.

Girls' sport toe leather Sunbacker" Sizes 10 to 4. and width. have not moved back downtown) art MM located at our new offlctt, Boys' tan Sunbacker 3V4-6V4, Reg. 15 99 Sal 11.99 Little boys' sizes 8V4-3. reg.

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