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23-A FIVE STAR THE TAMPA TRIBUNE, Wednesday, June 16, 1971 Bay Area Deaths Chiles Asks Viet Withdrawal Delay RALPH MEISBERGER MRS. DORA DR0WNSFIELD INDIAN ROCKS BEACH LARGO Mrs. Dora Drowns- 9 field, 79, of 71 Redwood Lane Ralph O. Meisberger, 60, of 343 Bahia Vista died Monday. A EMMETT DAVIS PINELLAS PARK-Emmett O.

Davis, 75, of 5290 101st Ave. died Monday. A native of Frazeysburg, Ohio, he came here 10 years ago from St. Louis, Mo. He was a retired Teakwood Village died Monday Pivko, Berwyn, and a daughter, Mrs.

Anna Kubik, Kenneth City. ERNEST ROGERS PINELLAS PARK Ernest S. Rogers, 74, of 5120 97th Terrace died Sunday. A native native of Cincinnati, Ohio, he A native of England, she came here 14 years ago from Dundall, Md. She was an Espicopalian came here five months ago from there.

He was a retired sheet metal worker and was a Catholic. Survivors include his widow, Survivors include a daughter, guard and was a member of Mrs. Ralph Clark, Indian Rocks United Church of Christ, Scott Mrs. Elizabeth E. Meisberger; Beach.

of Ishpening, he came here 12 years ago from Dearborn, Mich. He was a retired ish Ties, was a Mason, a Shri-ner, and a member of American Legion. Survivors include his two sons, James E. Meisberger Thomas O. Meisberger, and HAROLD CORNISH machinist and was an Episcopa- three daughters, Mrs.

Rosemary REDINGTON BEACH Har widow, Mrs. Margaret L. Davis; Tucker, Mrs. Eugenia H. Rabe, Tribune Bureau WASHINGTON Sen.

Law-ton Chiles, will try to delay today the McGovern-Hatfield amendment's effective date on U.S. troop withdrawals from Indo-China for six months. Chiles filed an amendment yesterday that would complete the U.S. pullout by June 30, 1972, instead of the Dec. 31, 1971 deadline now under debate in the U.S.

Senate. If his move fails, the freshman Florida senator said he has not yet decided how to cast his vote on the" Dec. 31 deadline, scheduled for 5 p.m., today. Latest tallies indicate 1 1 a Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Ethel G.

Rogers; two daughters, Mrs. Nolin E. Campbell, Pinellas Park; Mrs. Mrs. Janet R.

Jonas, all of Cin and five sisters. MRS. AMELIA HUDSON old G. Cornish, 71, of 201 159th Ave. died Tuesday.

A native of Newton, he came here cinnati; two brothers, William Meisberger. Largo; Norbert six years ago from Bourne, Harold Stickel, Trenton, DUNEDIN Mrs. Amelia K. Meisberger, Indian Rocks Mass. He was a retired milk and a brother.

man, and was Catholic. Survl Hudson, 87, 1000 Michigan died Friday. Born in Illinois, she came here 26 years ago. She vors include his widow, Mrs. Beach, and a sister.

MRS. BLANCHE BARTON CLEARWATER -Mrs. MRS. LURLINE McCREARY TARPON SPRINGS Mrs. was Episcopalian.

There are no Edith M. Cornish, and a brother, MRS. MARTHA MEYER the administration will beat the McGovern-Hatfield proposal by about 10 votes. Last year it lost, 55-39. WHILE THE OUTLOOK appeared dim for Chiles' amendment, it may attract votes because it permits the President to ignore it, if he determines the North Vietnamese government is not negotiating earnestly on release of Americans in POW camps.

Chiles said he has not discussed his amendment with the administration or the major sponsors of the Dec. 31 deadline, South Dakota Democrat George McGovern and Oregon Republican Mark Hatfield. THE FLORIDIAN wants the withdrawal deadline pushed back because Dec. 31 will be "too quickly on us." The cancellation clause in the amendment also gives President. Nixon "bargaining room" on the POW issue, Chiles explained.

Chiles pointed out that Communist negotiators at Paris have indicated they may drag their feet on prisoner releases Blanche A. Barton, 212 Orange- Lurline V. McCreary, 82, of 548 E. Cypress 82, died yester LARGO Mrs. Martha M.

view died Monday. Born in Ohio, she came here two months More Probers A team of federal probers from the Department of Health, Education and Wei fare office in Atlanta was on the University of Florida campus at Gainesville yesterday, the third group to investigate circumstances leading to student riots on campus in the spring. The group talked with administrators and with some of the students who withdrew from the school. Spell It Out Representatives of Parents Opposed to Forced Cross-Busing were told by aides to Gov. Reubin Askew to put their criticisms in writing when they accused the Pinellas School Board of violation of the state's government in the sunshine law.

The group was for an effort to invalidate a school board order expanding the cross-busing concept. day in Detroit, Mich. She was a Sen. Chiles asks amendment after withdrawal is set, if the U.S. continues other aid to South Vietnam.

His amendment provides a "reasonable date" said Chiles, and strengthens the President's hands because it shows congressional support for the administration's negotiations and permits Nixon to suspend the deadline right away if the Communists do not cooperate. "I'VE BEEN TOLD Dec. 31 isn't a locked date," in the view of McGovern-Hatfield supporters, Chiles said. "Perhaps this is a middle ground." Nose counts on McGovern-Hatfield, with its Dec. 31 deadline, show Sen.

B. Everett Jordan, the only southerner who will support it. Chiles is carried as a question mark, with Florida's Republican senator, Edward J. Gur-ney, opposed to the deadline. former school teacher and mem ago from Virginia where she Meyer, 75, of 305 Woodrow Ave.

N.W., died Sunday. A native of Hamburg, Germany, she came had lived for three years coming ber, of the Plymouth Brethren. Survivors include two daugh from Clearwater. She was a re to Seminole 18 years ago from immediate survivors. WILLIAM BROGAN CLEARWATER William P.

Brogan, 49, 1476 S. Evergreen died Monday. Born in Ohio, he came here five years ago. He was a sheet metal worker, a veteran of World War II, member of Knights of Columbus and was a Catholic. Survivors include his widow, Mrs.

Shirley Brogan; ters, Miss Helen McCreary, Fer- tired church soloist and organ Long Island, N.Y. and then ist; member of First Church of moved to Largo several years ndale, and Mrs. J. M. Ca-tala, Tarpon Springs, and two Christ.

Scientist; attended the ago. She was Lutheran. Survi Second Church of Christ, Scien vors include a daughter, Mrs. tist; and was a past matron of Gerda Schaller, Pacifica, sisters, Mrs. Randolph Pinder, West Palm Beach, and Mrs.

Robert Hartley, Pompano Beach. 0ES. Survivors include her hus Two Killed Two persons were killed in Marion County yesterday in separate accidents. In one an Oklawaha man was killed when he was hit by an auto while walking in the road. A Kentucky mother was killed, too, when the car she was driving went out of control, flipped four times and injured her five children and husband.

and a stepson, William Meyer, Lydon Heights, L.I., N.Y., and band, Russell S. Barton. two sons, Michael and W. Pat two sisters. rick Brogan and two daughters, Miss Colleen Brgan and Funeral Notices DONATOCILLIS NEW PORT RICHEY Do Miss Kathleen Brogan, all of HUGHES, THOMAS F.

Rosary ser MRS. ELIZABETH HOPTON BELLEAIR BLUFFS Mrs. Clearwater, and a brother, Mi na to Cillis, 86, 46 Spring Lake Spring Lake Estates, died yesterday. Born in Italy, he chael Brogan, Seminole. 1 1 Elizabeth L.

Hopton, 53, of 1912 Marlin died Sunday. A na came here eight months ago GEORGE MOGGE tive of Marshalltown, Iowa, she from Corona, N.Y. He was. a re came here 18 years ago from tired mason. Survivors include Chicago, 111.

She was a Protes vices for inoma p. Hugnes, t0, resident of 208 W. Emma, who died at his home Monday night, will be held Wednesday night at 8:00 o'clock from the WILSON SAMMON MEMORIAL CHAPEL, 4730 N. Armenia Ave. Funeral services will be conducted Thursday morning at 9:30 o'clock from the Sacred Heart Catholic Church, corner ol Fla.

Ave. at Twiggs, at which time a Requiem Mass will be offered for the repose of his soul. Interment will follow in the Sunset Memory Gardens. Pallbearers: Wilbur Whitlock, Joe Ayers, Carl Elsberry, David Frye, Harry Forehand, and D. E.

(Red) Warden. The Family will be at the funeral home Wednesday night between 7:00 and 9:00 o'clock to receive friends. DUNEDIN George G. Mogge, 77, 1029 DeSota died his widow, Mrs. Marie Cillis; I tant.

Survivors include her hus- Monday. Born in Germany, he JS'band, Raymond Hopton; four came here 21 years ago. He was i brothers and four sisters in a retired foreman for an alumi- A II I I 1 MKjM i num company, survivors in- ii? a rot 1 Hf nf. li I rr nvi elude his widow, Mrs. Ida JENSEN, HANS C.

Mr. Hans C. Jen- Mogge; a brother and a sister. MRS. GLADYS HART SAFETY HARBOR Mrs HENRY BRUNELLE SR.

HOLIDAY Henry- E. Bru EDWARD ABBOTT Gladys Ada Hart, 55, of 425 Fourth St. died Sunday. A (en, 90, of 608 N. MacDill Avenue, was sent to the W.

Muller Funeral Home, Copenhagen, Denmark, Monday, for funeral services and interment in the Horreby Cemetery, Horreby, Denmark. Mr. Jensen is survived by his wife, Mrs. Hilda H. Jensen, who also returned to Denmark.

Arrangements were by the B. MARION REED FUNERAL HOME, Plant Ave. at Piatt St. nelle 86, of 40609 Lakeview ZEPHYRHILLS Edward Buena Vista, died yester Abbott. 82, died Tuesday.

He native of Safety Harbor, she was a lifelong resident. Survivors in day. Born in East Grand Forks, was a native of Mansfield, Ohio KOHUT, MRS. RUBY P. Prayer ser and moved here 15 years ago he came here 11 years ago from Spokane, Wash.

He was a retired foreman for the clude her husband, Richard Thomas Hart; a son, Richard from Cleveland, Ohio, and lived Hart, Bradenton; two daughters, at 912 Fifth Ave. He was a re Great Northern Railroad, Spo tired mining engineer and a kane. He was a Unitarian. Survi Mrs. Mary Margaret Lynch, Panama City; Miss Patricia Hart, Safety Harbor, and two brothers including Rowelett Methodist.

Survivors include his widow, Mds. Hattie Abbott, vices for Mrs. Ruby P. Kohut, 78, of 4903 Bartlett Drive, will be conducted this evening at 7:30 p.m. at the JENNINGS FUNERAL HOME CHAPEL, 6900 Nebraska Avenue at Sigh, with Fr.

Eugene HeUdorfer Ss. R. from Epiphany of our Lord Catholic Church, officiating. Following services here, Mrs. Kohut will be sent to the Billow Funeral Home, Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, for funeral services Saturday afternoon at 1:00 o'clock and interment in the Northlawn Memorial Park.

THE FAMILY WILL RECEIVE FRIENDS tonight from 7 until 9 o'clock at the Jennings Funeral Home. vors include his widow, Mrs. Elsa Brunelle; a son, Henry E. and a sister, Mrs. Louise Wirth, Brunelle Schenectady, N.Y.

Zephyrhills. WILLIE T. DORMAN Green, Tampa. MRS. BELL BENNETT ST.

PETERSBURG BEACH CALVIN CLENNEY ST. PETERSBURG Calvin MANDER, ALBERT Mr. Albert Man- G. Clenney, 56, 4710 8th Ave. DADE CITY Willie T.

Dor- Mrs. Bell M. Bennett, 96, of 1911 died yesterday. Born in man, 60, of the Lake Pasadena East Vina Del Mar died area, died at his home Monday A I f7 A 1 VI i Sunday. A native of Connecticut, he came here four years ago from Orlando.

He was a re der, 73, of Rt. 1 (Hale Road), Land O'Lakes, Florida, passed away June loth. He was sent to the Akard Funeral Home, 1912 W. State Street, Bristol, Tennessee, for services and interment. Mr.

Mander is survived by his wife, Mrs. Martha Mander, Land O'Lakes. F. T. BLOUNT COMPANY FUNERAL HOME, 5101 Nebraska Avenue, in charge of local arrangements.

evening. He was born in Lafa tired truck driver and Army vet yette County and came here she came here 14 years ago from Bristol, Conn. She was a Congregationalism Survivors in eran. He was a Protestant. Sur from Lakeland 12 years ago.

He vivors include his widow, Mrs. clude her Iiusband, Burton L. had been a ranch worker for the Cummer Co. Survivors include Mary Clenney; a son, Charlie Bennett; two daughters, Mrs Clenney, Orlando; a daughter, his widow, Mrs. Bernice Dor- Doris Finch, St.

Petersburg Beach, and Mrs. Marjorie man; six sons, Rudolph Dor- Miss Joy Clenney, Orlando, and three brothers. man, Tommy Dorman, Tony Dorman, Mark Dorman, Jesse Dorman, James Dorman; and a Scotchmer, St. Petersburg. MRS.

SUSANNA PIVKO KENNETH CITY Mrs. Susanna Pivko, 95, of 4467 63rd St FRED W. JAMES DUNEDIN Fred W. James, McCREARY, MRS. LURLINE V.

Mrs. Lurline V. McCreary, age 82 of 548 Cypress Tarpon Springs died in Femdale, Tuesday, June 15 where she had been living with her daughter. Miss Helen McCreary. She was born in Key West and came to Tarpon Springs in 1914 with her hus-band, the late Frank Robinson McCreary.

She was a school teacher and had taught in Key West, Marathon, Boca Raton and Tarpon Springs. She was a member of the Plymouth Brethren. She is survived by another daughter and son-in-law, Mary Frances and Joseph M. Catala of Tarpon Springs, 2 sisters, Mrs. Randolph Pinder, of West Palm Beach and Mrs.

Robert Hartley, of Pompano Beach. Services will be at 2 o'clock Saturday at Vinson Memorial Chapel with Mr. Norman Landis in charge. Interment will be in Cycadia Cemetery. Friends may call at Vinsons Friday evinina from 7 until 9.

Local arrangements by Vinson Funeral Home, Tarpon Springs. daughter Marjorie Dorman, all of Dade City; four brothers, Jake Dorman, H. Buck Dorman, died Monday. A native of 85, of 443 Lexington died Monday. Born in Indiana, he came here in 1952.

He was retired in 1952. As an assem Czechoslovakia, she came here and Leroy all of Lakeland, and T. R. Dorman, Dover; nine years ago from Chicago, sua mi 'jSi' fr yur itU FREE TOUR and TRIAL of our facilities. and a sister, Mrs.

K. C. Dennis, 111. She was a Catholic. Sur blyman for a truck manufacturing company.

He was a Lakeland. vivors include a son, Matt Mason. Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Phoebe M. James MOORE, CHARLES B.

Mr. Charles Funeral Notices MRS. ELIZABETH DEHNE ABBOTT, EDWARD R. Funeral ser- vices for Mr. Edward R.

Abbott, age 82. a resident of 912 Fifth LARGO Mrs. Elizabeth H. B. Moore, 73, of Wimauma, Florida, passed away Monday afternoon.

Funeral services will be held Friday afternoon at 2:00 o'cock from the First Baptist church of Wimauma, with Rev. Richard Hosea, pastor, officiating. Interment will be in Fellowship Cemetery. Mr. Moore will lie in state at the church beginning at 1:00 Friday until time of service.

The Family will be at the F. T. BLOUNT COMPANY FUNERAL HOME, 5101 NEBRASKA AVENUE, Thursday evening from 7 until 9 p.m. Dehne, 73, 2587 Forest Parkway, Zephyrhills, who passed away Tuesday morning at hit home will be held Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the CHAPEL OF LAIR'S FUNERAL HOME, Zephyrhills with tha Reverend died Sunday. Born in Pennsylva nia, she came here in 1954.

She rloyd W. Cooper officiating. Cremation will follow. Friends may call at the was a Methodist. Survivors in- funeral home Wednesday evening from 4 antu fM, Mr.

ADDott is survived bv his wifa Hattie. of Zeohvrhills. 1 PITTS, CLEO V. Funeral services for Hillsborough Toll The Greater Tampa Citizens Safety Council reports comparative totals on accidental deaths in Hillsborough County through 10 a.m. 6-15-71.

Year to Date 1971 1970 Traffic 60 52 Home 32 38 Public 5 6 Drowning 12 8 On Job 2 Total Ill 107 clude her husband, Alfred Dehne; two sons, Richard Dehne, Maryland and Robert sister, Mrs. Louise Wirth, Zephyrhills; i niece ana a nepnews. SEE the breathtaking spa area a lovely room of pools a Grecian swimming pool, the hot Roman whirlpool, the icy Danish Cold Plunge maintained DAVIS, A. 8. Funeral services for Dehne, Texas.

Mr. A. s. Davis. 79.

who died in Lees burg, Monday evening will be held at I if Mr. Cleo V. Pitts, 66. of 10903 Annette will be conducted Thursday morning at 11 o'clock from the Graveside in Garden of Memories Cemetery, with Rev. Marvin Campher, pastor of the Forest Hill Presbyterian Church, officiating.

THE FAMILY WILL BE A SNIPES-HAMILTON FUNERAL HOME. 671 N. ARMENIA AVE. WEDNESDAY FROM 6 to 7:30 P.M. FOR VISITATION OF FRIENDS.

The Family request that flowers please be omitted, and donations be made to the American Cancer Society. Beyers uneral Chapel. Wednesday at 3 PM with the Reverend Richard Co'e-man and the Reverend John KUpat-ck officiating. Friends who wish may send MRS. ANNA BOLGER CLEARWATER Mrs.

Anna at a chilly 49c S. Bolger, 88, 912 Mark died memorials to the Christ Center Central Florida, Wildwood, Florida. Interment will in Lone Oak Cemeterv. Leesburg under the direction of Beyer yesterday. Born in Austria, she came here eight years ago.

She uneral Home. 1 REPLOGLE, HOMER B. Mr. Homer was a Catholic. Survivors in DORMAN.

WILLIE T. (DUTCH) Fu clude two daughters, Mrs. Mar I 1 II SYMPATHY FLOWERS neral services for Willie T. (Dutch) Dorman, 60, of Dad City, will be held 3 p.m. Thursday at the Eastside Baptist Church with Reverend T.

F. O'Steen and Reverend Henry Stiller officiating. Interment will follow in the tha Schutta, Clearwater; and Mrs. Maryann Mues, New Jer B. Replogle, 50, of 308 East 7th Avenue, Tamna, Florida, passed away Tuesday.

Graveside services will be held Thursday afternoon at 12:30 from the Garden of Memories Cemetery, with Dr. J. Earl Tharp. pastor of New Orleans Baptist Church, officiating. Friends are requested to meet at the cemetery.

F. T. BLOUNT COMPANY FUNERAL HOME, 5101 Nebraska Avenue, in charge of arrangements. sey. witniacoocnee cemetery.

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RIMES, MRS. CLIFFORD LEE (SHAW) JAMES FLEMING CLEARWATER James F. Fleming, 48, 208 Pine died yesterday. Born in West Vir DOWDEN, REV. EMERSON C.

Rev. emerson c. uowaen, 78, of 111 Connie Avenue, Tampa, passed away Tuesday afternoon. Date and time of services will be announced later by the F. T.

BLOUNT COMPANY FUNERAL HOME, 5101 Nebraska Avenue. Tl: 932-530S AMBULANCE 24 Hour Emergency Service Funeral services for Mrs. Clifford Lea (Shaw) Rimes, S3, resident of Rt. 1 Box 410, Indiantown, who d'ed Monday, will conducted Fridav morning at 11:00 o'clock from the WILSON SAMMON MEMORIAL CHAPEL, 4730 N. Armenia with the Rev.

L. H. Garmon, pastor of the Drew Park Baptist Temple, to officiate. Interment will follow in the Garden of Memories Cemetery. Pallbearers: Harry Laughlin, George Ricks.

rewey Cox, Andrew Costine, Anthfnv DeBerardlnis, and Donald Land. The Family will receive friends at the funeral home Thursday night between 7:00 and 9:00 o'clock. ginia, he came here a year ago. He was a retired hospital orderly, a member of the Order of Moose. Survivors include four sons, James F.

Flemming QJuibts cfCamillo ton FLATT, NORVEL B. Funeral services FUNERAL HOME 4711 NORTH ARMENIA AVI. A for Mr. Norvel B. Flatt, 55, of 'v'2014 Ocean View Place, will be conducted this afternoon at 3:00 o'clock from the Garden Chapel, Duval Funeral Kansas; Richard Gary and David Fleming, all of Ohio; two brothers; five sisters, including Home, 34100 Nebraska with the Rev.

John C. Doyle, pastor of the Concord Baptist Church to officiate. Interment will follow in Sunset Memory Mrs. Nettie Thompson, Largo Gardens. Masonic services will be con Dignified Service Regardlen of Price "Slue lJ WILSON SAMMON CO.

rUNHAl HOMC Phona 877-7676 iioanwd Nrwml Director 4730 N. ARMINIA and three daughters. ducted by Community Lodge No. 292, f.fcA.M. TAI.AVERA, EVFMO Funeral services for Mr.

Eveiio Talavera. 57, of 2505 15th Street, will be held Thnrsrtav at 4 p.m. from the A. Boza NEBR-AA (5305 Nebraska with interment in Colon Cemetery. Pal'bearers include: Benny Cabrera, Ricardo Morela, Arturo Lopez, Mario Talavera Daniel Talavera and Oscar Gutierrez Jr.

THE FAMILY WILL RFCETVE FRIENDS WEDNESDAY EVENING. AT THE NEBRASKA CHAPEL, FROM 8 TO 9 P.M. HARVEY, MICHAEL L. GRAVESIDE HOURS 9 a.m. Funeral Services for Michael L.

Harvey, 3 month old son of Mr. Si Mrs. Glenn I. Harvey, 1613 E. Sitka will be held this morning at 10 o'clock at OR.O Mvrtle Hill Memorial Park.

Rev. Pre to 10 p.m. Serving All FaitLi ston D. Creel, pastor of the Assembly of God Glad Tidings Church will officiate, with JENNINGS FUNERAL HOME 6900 Nebraska Ave. at SUgh in cnarge.

1 SHOP TODAY FOR II FATHER'S DAY HOBSON, ROBERT I. Mr. Robert I. A Hobson, 79. of 104a Ranchero lag.

Largo, Florida, formerly of hea ICa sua WEBB, DR. CLARENCE ELMER Funeral services for Dr. Clarence Elmer Webb, of 1343 Eckles will be conducted this morning at 11:00 o'clock from the NORTHSIDE CHAPEL. DUVAL FUNERAL HOME, 10520 N. Florida with the Rev.

J. Kevin Stanley, Pastor of the St. An-selm's Episcopal Chapel to officiate. Tnterment will follow in Lake Carroll Cemetery. Pallbearers will be: Dr.

Stuart Ritterman, Dr. Charles Manker, Dr. Robert Powell, Stewart Kinde, James Wilde, Alex Bamano. The family requests that "FLOWERS PLEASE BE donations may be made to The Clarence E. Webb Memorial Fund of the University of South Florida Foundation.

Hi 12 uia Avenue, Tampa passed away Monday afternoon. Funeral services will be held Thursday afternoon at 2:00 o'clock from the Chanel of the FUNERAL HOME INC J. EDWARD JENNINGS rUNIRAt oimctoi F. T. BLOUNT COMPANY FUNERAL TBKBISiSSBmn HOME, 5101 NEBRASKA AVENUE, with Olln W.

Hay, minister of the Northwest Christian Church, officiating. 6900 NEBRASKA 137-334S J1 World's Largest and Finest Chain of Health Spas 96 LOCATIONS COAST TO COAST 4110 HENDERSON BOULEVARD TAMPA, FLORIDA PHONE 877-0595 Chapel services will also be conducted lillsboroueh Lodge No. 25 F4AM Hi emation will follow. In Hew of flow Cre WILSON. MRS.

ROSABELL HENDER HEALTH INDUSTRIES, 2855- 66th. STREET NORTH ST. PETERSBURG, FLORIDA 1 971 Myrtle Hill Memorial Park Florida's Largest and Most Beautiful Perpetual Care Cemetery MAUSOLEUM FLOWER SHOP MEMORIALS NICHES TREES ers, those who wisn may contnoute to the American Cancer Society, 2708 West Kennedy Boulevard, Tampa, Florida. The Family will be at the funeral horn Wednesday evening from 7 until 9 p.m. Mr.

Hobson was a member of the Christian Church, Hillsborough Lodge No. 25, and the Scottish Consistory. Survivors include his wife: Mrs. Gladys M. Hobson, Largo.

Fla.t 1 son: Robert J. Hobson: Minneapolis, and 1 step-son: James H. Bullen, Largo, Fla. I and 2 Grandchildren. SON Mrs.

Rosabell Henderson Wilson, age 55, who lived on Robin Avenue in Seffner for fifteen years passed away in Winter Haven on June 13, 1971. She is survived by her husband. Rev. Thel-ton Wilson and five brothers and one sister. Services to be at 1:30 p.m.

Friday June 18 from Gause Funeral Home, Bartow, Florida. Internment to be at Dundee, Florida. PHONE 347-6147 a subsidiary of U.S. Industries,.