Asheville Citizen-Times from Asheville, North Carolina • Page 7

THE ASHEVILLE CITIZEN, ASHEVILLE, N. C. 7 Saturday, August 2, 1958 iPEMEY'S Deaths, Funerals OPEN MONDAY, and FRIDAY NIGHTS 'til 8:30 CELEBRATION DAYS 21 BATTERY PARK AVE. FOR OUR FIRST YEAR IN OUR NEW STORE! Man Killed In Accident On His Farm OLD FORT William A. Moore.

68, of the Moffitt Hill section of Old Fort, was killed about 2:30 p. m. Friday in an accident on his farm. He was riding on a hay rake pulled by a mule, when the mule bucked, throwing him off and either the mule or the hay rake struck him, crushing his skull. Coroner S.

J. Westmoreland said the death was due to an accident and no inquest would be held. Mr. Moore's body was taken to McCall's Funeral Home at Marion. VERY SPECIAL Women's PURCHASE! 100 WOOL TWEED SUITS I i i i I 1 1 in stunning new silhouette styling Funerals Today Mrs.

Lllllc I. Davis, 2:30 P.m., Asheville Gospel Tabernacle. Mr. Anna Campbell, 10: JO a.m.. Anbury Memorial Meth- -oltt Church.

Charlea C. Robinson, p.m., Chapel of Groee Funeral Home. (Ionian Robertson Services or Gordon 62. of 129 Norwood who died unexpectedly Thursday morning in the Doctors Building, jjwill be conducted, at 11 a.m. Saturday in Trinity Episcopal Church.

The Rev. John W. Tuton, rec-! Si "or, will officiate. Burial will in Calvary Episcopal Church -Cemetery. 4J Pallbearers will be Sloan Cole-" man, Dr.

J. R. Westmoreland, K. Webster, J. C.

Fitzgerald, Robert C. Hunter and Mac Lowe. Mr. Robertson was a member the Elks Club here for years. I Reece R.

Hooker Services for Reece Bayless "Hooker, 83, of 9 Walnut Lane, --who died early Thursday morning in a Henderson County hos-jpital, will be conducted in Grand i View Baptist Church, near at 2:30 p. m. Sunday. Burial will be in the church cemetery. Pallbearers will be nephews.

Flower bearers will be nieces. Anders-Rice Funeral Home is In charge of arrangements. Mrs. Queen V. Laurie Mrs.

Queen V. Lawrie, 83, of Wvstwood died in an riXsheville nursing home Friday morning following a long illness, t-fehe was the widow of Fred A. Lawrie. Services will be conducted in the chapel of Anders-Rice Fu-''tleral Home at 2 p.m. Saturday.

The Rpv. Thomas Sproule, as-1 sociaie pastor of the First Presbyterian Church, will officiate. Burial will be in Riverside Cemetery. Talltiearers will be John Haf-rer, Carl Greene. Louis Smith.

Chartes MacArthur, D. McLean Jr. and Fred D. Muse Jr. Mrs.

Lawrie is survived by a Mrs. Susie M. Beam, with whom she resided. iFmnk C. Swart Services for Frank Charles Smart, 81, of 584 Hendersonville who died at his home lave Thursday afternoon, will be conducted at 2 p.m.

Saturday in the chapel of West Funeral Home. Weaverville. The Rev. E. Kyle Boger.

vicar of St. George's Episcopal Church. will officiate. Burial will be in Memorial Park. Pallbearers will be Rex Boyd.

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Carter Ray, both of Barnardsville; three brothers, Dewey Webb, of Ashe-ville, Roosevelt Webb and Tom Webb, both of Barnardsville: the step-mother, Mrs. R. L. Webb of Barnardsville; two step-sons, William Carl Goode Jr. of Penns Grove, N.

Jesse Lynn Bain of A.sheville; and two stop-daughters, Dorothy Bain of Spartanburg, S. C. and Mrs. Max Buckner of Norfolk, Va. Mr.

Webb, a retired textile worker, was a native and lifelong resident of Buncombe Coun ty. He was a member of West Asheville Baptist Church. Arrangements, under direction of Anders-Rice, were incomplete Friday night. Mrs. Nora Rrailley BREVARD Mrs.

Nora Carylan Bradley, 63, of Penrose RFD 1 died in a local hospital Friday after a brief illness. Services will be held Monday at 2 p. m. at the Little River I Baptist Church. Officiating will be the Rev.

Brock and the Rev. Daniel Odil, and burial will be in the church cemetery. Surviving are two sons, James Noah Bradley of A.sheville, and John S. Bradley of Penrose; a sister, Mrs. A.

F. Pierson of Penrose; and two grandchildren. W. Lynn Watson Sr. CHESNEE, S.

C. W. Lynn Watson 77, a retired merchant, cotton buyer and fertilizer dealer, died at his home Thursday at 6 p. m. following an illness of three years.

Services will be held at 4 p. m. Saturday at the First Baptist Church here. Haywood Airman Dies In Accident WAYNESVILLE One of two men killed in an auto accident Thursday night near Wrights-, town, N. was identified Friday by the Air Force as Airman 2c: Floyd P.

Ha.rel, 18, of Haywood County. The other victim was Airman 2c. Roger D. Semelhauer. 19.

of Muskegon. the Air Force said. A third airman, S. Sgt. William Gregg, 26, of Harris-ville.

W. was in critical condition at Ft. Dix. N. Hospital.

All three were stationed at Mc-Guire AF Base, New Jersey. State police said their car. driven by Gregg, went out of control and crashed into a utility pole during the height of a heavy rain and windstorm. 1 Harrel was the son of Boone Harrell of Haywood County and iMrs. Colleen Bradley Harrell of Hampton, Va.

I Surviving in addition to Iparenls are a sister, Mrs. Var- nell Clark of Hickory; a half- sister. Miss Hilda Bradley of Hampton; and two half-brothers Robert and William Bradley of Hampton. Crawford Funeral Home is in charge of the arrangements. Restaurant Owner Dies After Fight BOONE John Wesley Williams 59, a Boone restaurant owner, collapsed and died about 7:30 p.

m. Thursday in front of his restaurant following a fist fight, Coroner Richard E. Kellcy reported. He said J. L.

Reese, about S3, a Boone barber, posted $2,000 bond for appearance at an in quest. Kelley said Williams died of a reported heart attack and that an autopsy was being made by a pathologist in Morganton. He said an inquest would be held following the autopsy. The cause of the fight was not determined. Williams operated the Gateway Cale on Boone's main street.

Mrs. Canlen Dies In Citv Mrs. Robert Cardon, mother of Mrs. Edward C. Coleman of Stoney Knob and of Mrs.

W. P. Reeves of Knoxville. died al 9:30 p. m.

Friday in an Asheville hospital, Mrs. Carden. 77, had made her home alternately with her two daughters. Services will be held at Mann's Funeral Home, Knoxville, probably on Sunday, although the time has not been set definitely. Survivors include the two daughters, seven grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.

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Ben Hughes of Kingsport, two brothers, John and Ernie B. of Old Fort; and four sisters, Mrs. Mary Shipman of Asheville. Mrs. Ernest Creasman, Mrs.

Hubert Lavender and Mrs. Russell Morris of Old Fort. Pi Put ess i ire On CJiamoun; Edde Resigns BEIRUT IPI Political pressures mounted Friday against the lame duck government of Presi-: dent Camille Chamoun, whose term ends Sept. 23. More American troops arrived meanwhile by; ship from Germany.

Finance Minister Pierre Edde quit his job the first open break I in the Lebanese Cabinet since army commander Fuad Shehab was named president-elect by Parliament Thursday. Ministers loyal to President Chamoun worked to persuade Premier Sami Solh to remain in office until Chamoun's term expires. Solh was said to he embittered by the election of Sehab, a longtime political foe, and there have been rumors that Solh's resignation is imminent. Reliable informants said Edde, a member of the midroad National Bloc, resigned because he felt Shehad should be given some authority immediately although he is not scheduled to take office Sept. 24.

The Cabinet at a meeting Fri-day'refused lo take such a step. The sources said, however, Edde did not consider his resignation as a hostile action against Chamoun. He was succeeded as finance minisler by Joseph Sha-rier. who served as acting minister recently when Edde was ill Informants said pro Chamoun Cabinet ministers had talked Solh into postponing any resignation and perhaps slaying in office until Chamoun's term ends. If Solh should resign, jt would leave Chamoun in an increasingly difficult spot.

He would find it almost impossible to get anyone I else to form a Cabinet for the few weeks remaining until Sept. 23. And if Chamoun should be left without a Cabinet, the pressure would be increased for him to resign before his term ends. Cairo and Damascus have urged Shehab to dump Chamoun now and get American forces out of Lebanon. 'Daddy, The Baby's Gone' CHARLOTTE (AD Durwood Thompson, his wife and family in the automobile with him, drove into a service station here Friday.

Then came panic. a said 3'i year-old Pamela from the back seat, "the baby's gone. "He fell out the window a few blocks back," she added calmlv. Mrs. Thompson began to cry.

Pamela and brother Dennis looked on wide-eyed. Thompson pulled the car back onto the street he had just travelled and began a frantic search for 2' 2- jyear-old Vernon Melvin. He couldn't find him. A few minutes earlier, M. G.

Vanderlip, telephone company employe, had seen the blond child sitting in the road screaming and bleeding profusely from the head. Inose and shoulders. He stopped his truck. An elderly woman also had stopped her car and picked up the child. She handed him to Vanderlip.

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Y. Elkins will officiate. Burial will be in the church cemetery. Pallbearers will be Wayne iVillard, Ray Teams, Bobby Harold Rurrell and Paul 'and Eddie Boone. Flower bearers will be nieces.

The body has been taken to -Mbe horn? of Mr. Howell's C. E. Howell, of Swannanoa. Anders-Rice Funeral Home is '-In charge of arrangements.

A. Crouch Sr. HFJNDERSONVIl.LE Services Lawrence Alexander Crouch 60, who died Thursday, will be held Sunday at 4 p. m. at the First Baptist Church.

Mrs. Ressie Lamb MARION Mrs. Bessie Bell Lamb, 74, died at her home in I Clinchfield Thursday night. Services will be held Sunday at 2" p.m. at the Clinchfield Methodist Church.

John S. Elliott I MARION Services for John Spencer Elliott, 86, of Marion TtFD 4. who died Thursday, will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday in Carson's Chapel. Burial will be in Simmons Cemetery.

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