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COCHRAN Funeral services for H. M. Hatcher 74, Cochran businessman who died Monday in a Macon, hospital, will be held Methodist Church in Cochran with Dr. Frank Robinson and the Rev. L.
D. Shippey officiating. Burial will be in Northview Cemetery in Dublin. Time and the funeral service will be announced by Fisher Funeral Home of Cochran. Mr.
Hatcher, born in Dooly County, was the son of the Robert Sanders Hatcher and Annie Slaughter Hatcher. He was active in the Methodist Church having served on the official board of the Church in Dublin, McRae and Cochran. He was member of the First Methodist Church and the Masonic Lodge. Mr. Hatcher began his business career in the wholesale grocery business in Dublin in 1915, starting, with the S.
Street Co. He was manager of W. R. Werden of Dublin from 1945-50 and officer and manager of the Telfair Grocery Co. of McRae from 1950-55.
Since 1955 he was owner and manager of the H. M. Hatcher Grocery Co. of Cochran. He was a director of the Georgia Association of Wholesale Grocers.
Survivors include his widow, the former Irene Hall of Laurens County; one son, Henry M. Hatcher Jr. of Atlanta; two daughers, Mrs. John C. Waldrep of Macon and Mrs.
Charles Turner of Marietta; four brothers, John Hatcher of Cochran, Jackson Hatcher of Quincy, Louis Hatcher of Dublin and Edgar Hatcher of Augusta; Mrs. B. W. Oliver Mrs. J.
three sisters, Joiner, Sand T. Wilkinson, all of Dublin, and 11 grandchildren. CHRIST L. LORD Funeral services for Christ Lawton Lord 66, of 455 New who died Monday in a local hospital after a long illness, were held today at 3 p.m. in Memorial Chapel.
The Rev. Vernon Brown officiated, and burial was in Riverside Cemetery. Mr. Lord, born and educated in Johnson County, had been a resident of Macon for the past 26 years. He was a retired blacksmith and was member of the Baptist denomination.
Survivors include his widow, the former Miss Dessie Mae Hutchinson; two daughters, Mrs. Jewel Herndon of Macon and Mrs. Julia of Valdosta; one son, L. Lord Cardon, Jr. of Macon; 15 grandchildren; one one brother, Lord of Thomaston.
great MRS. DOCIA McLENDON DUBLIN Funeral services for Mrs. Docia McLendon, who died Sunday in a local hospital after a short illness, were held at 3 p.m. today in the chapel of Townsend Funeral Home. The Rev.
Jack Smith, the Rev. W. A. Page and the Rev. Danny King officiated with burial in Northview Cemetery.
Mrs. McLendon, a native of Laurens County, was a member of the First Methodist Church, Order of the Eastern Star, Order of the Amaranth and the Dublin Garden Club. Survivors include her husband, B. C. McLendon of Dublin; one sister-in-law, Mrs.
N. T. Holliday of Pooler; and several nieces and nephews. TODAY GEORGIA THEATRE CO CAPITOL PHONE SMS-0238 LAST TIMES TODAY "WHAT'S NEW puss*CAT" color Peter Sellars Shown at PLUS "HOW TO MURDER YOUR WIFE" color Jack Lemmon Shown at Riverside DRIVE- -IN a THEATRE LAST TIMES TODAY Box Office opens 7:00 "WHAT'S NEW puss*CAT" color Peter Sellars Shown at 8:00 -PLUS "HOW TO MURDER YOUR WIFE" cotor Jack Lemmon Shown at 10:00 DRIVE IN I THEATRE AI SOUTH SHONE 758-1741 LAST TIMES TODAY Box Office opens 7:00 "TRACK OF THUNDER" color Shown at 8:00 PLUS "THUNDER ROAD" color Robert Mitchum Shown at 9:45 70 westgate LAST TIMES TODAY Shows at 5:00 7:00 9:00 "THE FLIM FLAM MAN" color George C. Scott JOHN BOYD VANCE FT.
VALLEY Funeral serv. ices for John Boyd Vance, 80, who died unexpectedly Monday in his Ft. Valley home, were held at 3 p.m. today in First Methodist Church. The Rev.
Sanford Brown and the Rev. G. N. Rainey officiated, and burial was in Oaklawn Cemetery. Mr.
Vance, a native of Buford, was a retired employe of Edwards Clothing Co. of Ft. Valley. He lived most of his life here and was a member of the Ft. Valley First Methodist Church.
Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Ola Harwell Vance of Ft. Valley; one daughter, Mrs. J. co*ker Riley of Atlanta; two granddaughters, one greatgranddaughter and several nieces and nephews.
DURWARD B. BARINEAU CAIRO Funeral services for Durward Belmont Barineau, died Monday in Grady General Hospital in Cairo after a long illness, were to be held at 4 p.m. today in First Methodist Church. Dr. H.
S. Brooks and the Rev. W. D. Pledger were officiate with burial in Greenwood Cemetery.
Mr. Barineau, a native of Grady County, was formerly employed by the Railway Express office in Macon, He was a member of the Second Street Methodist Church In Macon. Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Loula Mae Martin Barineau of Cairo; one son, D. L.
Barineau of Pollock Pines, four daughters, Mrs. L. W. Cloud of Tallahassee, Mrs. Troy Bryant of Cairo, Mrs.
A. F. Huff of Stark, and Mrs. J. T.
Patat Jr. of Macon; one brother, H. C. Barineau of Clarkston: five sisters, Mrs. Albert Harrell of Whigham, Mrs.
Frieda Barineau and Mrs. Spence Brewer, both of Atlanta, Mrs. Sidney J. Parrott of Orlando, Fla. and Mrs.
Horrie Henley of Tallahassee, 14 grandchildren; and three greatgrandchildren. ERRAL DALE SMALLWOOD Funeral services for Pfc. Erral Dale Smallwood, 20, of Gray, who died Sept. 24, in Vietnam, were held at 1 p.m. today in the Haddock Methodist Church.
The Rev. Francis L. Ford officiated, and burial was in the Fortville Cemetery in Jones County, with full military honors at the graveside. Pfc. Smallwood was born in Jones County, the son of Kelton Carter Smallwood and Mrs.
Lottie Helen Miller Smallwood. He attended Jones County High School and had been in the U.S. Army the past two and a half years. Surviving are his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Kelton Carter Smallwood of Gray; one sister. Mrs. John Woody of Atlanta; two brothers, Carter K. Smallwood of Gray and Marvin Stanford Smallwood of Gray: grandmother, Mrs. Joe Miller of Grav.
Hart's Mortuary had charge of funeral arrangements. Electric Auto Touring Country ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) An electric-powered automobile is to make five stops today and Wednesday in New Mexico on its trip from Detroit to Phoenix, Ariz. The car, owned by Arizona Public Service is a converted foreign compact operating on batteries. It stops every 60 miles or so on the demonstration trip for battery recharges.
GRAND OLE OPRY'S TOP MOVIE, TV, RECORDING STARS IN CAPITOL records HEAR GONE STAR WINGS OF A DOVE PLUS JACK GREEN THE HUSH PUPPIES MARVIS THOMPSON ORLO THOMPSON PATSY DEE and TRAVELERS 2 BIG SHOWS 8 10 P.M. CITY AUDITORIUM SATURDAY, OCT. 7th Advance Adults 1.50, Children 75c On Sale At All Handy Andy Stores, Ronnie Thompson Jewelers, Dempsey Corner, Biff Burger Warner Robins, Mays Barber Shop Milledgeville. MRS. CLARA ROBINSON MONTEZUMA Mrs.
Clara Adams Robinson of Macon died unexpectedly Monday in Macon Hospital. Mrs. Robinson, a native of Montezuma, had lived in Macon a number of years. She was the widow Adam A. Robinson of Macon and was a member of Vineville Methodist Church.
Survivors include one daughter, Mrs. Clayton H. Hollingsworth Jr. of Rome; one sister, Mrs. W.
H. Roberts of ma; two brothers, E. Council Adams of Columbus and Charles H. Adams of Hawkinsville; and five grandchildren, three nephews and one niece. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Watson-Mathews Funeral Home of Montezuma.
LON G. JACKSON FORSYTH Funeral services for Lon Green Jackson, 86, who died Sunday in Monroe County Hospital after a long illness, were held at 11 a.m: today in Andrew A. Dillon Funeral Home chapel. Dr. Powhatan Cox and the Rev.
Jerry O. Wilkins officiated with burial in Forsyth City Cemetery. Mr. Jackson, a native of Jones County, moved to Monroe County at the age of 12. Survivors include his widow, Mrs.
Lizzie Rogers Jackson of Forsyth; one Irving Lee Jackson of Forsyth; four sisters, Mrs. Ralph Edwards and Mrs. Lilly Virgil Webb, Cox both of of Columbus Macon, and Mrs. Rufus Rogers Sr. of Forsyth; two brothers, Roy Jackson Forsyth and George Jackson, of Macon; one daughter-in-law, Mrs.
George Jackson of Forsyth; and three grandchildren. WYLEY J. CRAVEY Funeral services for Wyley J. Cravey, 73, of 2326 Montpelier who died Sunday in a local hospital, were held at 11 a.m. today in the chapel of Hart's Mortuary.
The Rev. T. J. McCollough Jr. officiated with burial at 2:30 p.m.
in Siloam Cemetery in Telfair County. Pallbearers were Roy Pope, Wrye, Fred Yates, Joe Stiles, T. B. Tyner and T. M.
Glenn. Mr. Cravey, a native of Telfair County, was the son of William Cravey Mrs. Mary Selph Cravey, and had lived in Macon for 28 years. He was owner and operator of Cravey's Furniture Repairing and Refinishing Company.
was a member of the First Street Methodist Church, the Men's Bible Class and had been on the Official Board of Stewards for several of years. He was member of the Woodmen the World and was a veteran of World War I. Survivors include his widow, the former Miss Margaret Bernice Higginson of Macon; three sons, Ausbon W. Cravey of Savannah, Isaac Cravey and Alvin Cravey, both of Macon; nine grandchildren; one great- grandson; two, sisters, Mrs. Clint Marsh Mrs.
Sue Wimberly, both of Macon; one brother, Marion Cravey of Macon; and several nieces and nephews. ROY ADAMS PAUL Funeral services for Roy Adams Paul, 66, of Round Oak were held at 3 p.m. today at the graveside in Bradley Cemetery. The Rev. Paul Layton officiated.
Mr. Paul was born in Twiggs County, the son of John W. Paul and Mrs. Sally Land Paul and had lived in Round Oak for 25 years, moving from Macon. He was a member of the Baptist denomination and a retired engineer for Southern Railway.
Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Evelyn Smith Paul of Round Oak; one daughter, Mrs. G. W. Bone Jr.
of Athens, Greece: four grandchildren; four sisters, Mrs. J. D. Corr and Mrs. Lulie Varn, both of a Macon; Mrs.
Emma P. Powers and Mrs. Evelyn P. Goad, both of Miami; two brothers. Oscar Paul of Macon and G.
W. Paul Jr. of Parma, Ohio; several nieces and nephews. Hart's Mortuary had charge of arrangements. Arabi Man Dies in Wreck CORDELE A 56-year-old Arabi man was killed and a passenger in his car injured Monday morning when their car collided with a large tractor-trailer vehicle about seven miles south of Cordele at the Arabi-Warwick intersection on Georgia Highway 33.
Pronounced dead shortly after arrival at the Crisp County Hospital was Dan Henderson Goff, who, according to officers of the Cordele State Patrol Post, was traveling east on the ArabiWarwick Road when he ran a sign into the path of a truck driven by James Edgar West, 26, of Coolidge. Willie Mae West, a Negro passenger in Mr. Goff's car, suffered severe lacerations of the head. A native of Turner County, Goff was the son of the late James A. and Eugenia Davis Goff.
He had lived near Arabi for 18 years and was a member of Oak Grove Baptist Church. Mr. Goff was a carpenter. Survivors are his widow, Mrs. Vicie Carroll Goff of Arabi; two sons, Reggie H.
Goff of Jacksonville, Sycamorand Jackie L. Goff of three brothers, Joe Goff of Warwick, Andrew Goff and Gene Goff, both of Ashburn; a sister, Mrs. Ida Pittman of Arabi; and four grandchildren. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Dekle Funeral Home. HAPPINESS PREVAILS BARCELONA (UPI)-A song of happiness won first prize Monday night at the ninth Mediterranean song festival.
"La Chanson du means "Song of received rousing applause from 3,000 spectators at the final session of the threeday contest. The song was written by Guh Mardel of France and sung by the composer and Nancy Holloway. RUFUS D. ALLEN Funeral services for Rufus David Allen, 70, of 1091 Nassau Place were held at a.m. today in Memorial Chapel.
The Rev. Lamar Wainwright officiated with burial in Macon Memorial Park. Pallbearers were Harry P. Joiner, Jack Bagley, Durward Poland, Louie Warthen, Gordon L. C.
Goodin, Bob Young Sr. and Carlos Brooks. Members of the Bibb County Pharmaceutical Association sat in a body. A native of Jefferson County Florida, Mr. Allen moved to Pavo, Ga.
at an early age. He was educated in the Pavo Public Schools and was graduated from the University of Georgia School of Pharmacy in 1918. Mr. Allen moved to Macon in 1941. Mr.
Allen was a charter member and active in the affairs of the Bibb County Pharmaceutical Association and was a member of the Georgia Pharmaceutical Association. He was a veteran of World War having served with the U.S. Army in 1 France, He was a Mason and a member of The Log Cabin Presbyterian Church. Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Susie Mae Freeman Allen of Macon; two sisters, Mrs.
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