6 POST- HERALD Tuesday, December 24, 1968 When People Are Concerned, The Holidays Are Brighter SASTON BOYS CLUB "And ye shall know them by gifts for the Crippled Chil- 30 gifts for the children who Partlow School for mentally Education's Crippled Children founder of the club, Dr. Gas- ton, some 20 members spent their works" may well be the dren's Hospital to Mrs. Betty range in age from 2 to 18. retarded children. Service in Birmingham, ton (standing, left) looks on.
more than a month in prepamotto of many Birmingham Mull. assistant director of Scoutmaster John Rodgers Carraway Hospital, Salvation Making the presentation are ration for the event, which the organizations who are lending nurses. said this is the third year the Presenting the gifts to Par- Army and other agencies. Tom Hooper (seated), presi- Jaycees say will be even a hand to make Christmas The Scouts were not allowed troop has presented gifts to tlow will be the Birmingham Materials were provided near- dent of the Birmingham Jay- bigger and better next year. brighter for children through- to distribute the gifts person- the hospital as an annual Central Council of the Tele- ly 3.000 children and adults cees, and David Poole, chair- After the gifts had been out Jefferson County.
ally because of the flu danger "good turn" project. phone Pioneers of America. this year by the Pioneers. man of the Jaycees youth ac- distributed, Dr. Gaston chuckto the young patients.
The Pioneers purchased 170, tivities. The boys are Willie led as he talked about the In the photo at left, Boy At center, 5-year-old Betsy dolls and 170 toys for boys In the picture at right, Summerville (left) and James club. Scouts Keith Arthur (center), The boys represent Boy Burns, daughter of Mr. and with the proceeds of an em- Birmingham Jaycees present Wilson. "Human beings are human 14, and Mark Yarborough, 13, Scout Troop 89, sponsored by Mrs.
V. T. Burns, admires ploye cake sale. stockings to two of more than beings," he said. "Give them both students at W.
J. Chris- Crestline Cumberland Presby- dolls before they are taken to The group also gives toys to 500 youngsters at the A. G. Under the direction of a little love and it can work tian School, present Christmas terian Church. They provided Jefferson County children at the Alabama Department of Gaston Boy's Club while the Chairman George Washing- wonders." George Clayton Mrs.
Krist Says Deaths and Funerals G. E. Bailey Funeral Today Funeral for Gus Edward Bailey, 78, 1832 Princeton-av, Tarrant, who died Sunday at a local hospital, will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Roebuck Chapel with burial in Mount Hebron Cemetery in Leeds. Mr.
Bailey, a life-long Jefferson County resident, was a member of the Mount Calvary Baptist Church of Tarrant and was a retired carpenter. Survivors include his wife; six sons, Gus and Jack Bailey, Pinson; Alfred and Mack Bailey, Center Point; Ralph Bailey, Jonesboro, Bill Bailey, Millington, five daughters, Mrs. Mary Murdock, Tarrant; Mrs. Nell Powell, Mrs. Francis Wayne and Mrs.
Margaret Swann, all of Birmingham; Mrs. Jessie Smith, Childersburg; three brothers, Connie, Will and Charlie Bailey, and four sisters, 5. Mrs. Bertie Lee, Mrs. Mansel Garrett, Mrs.
Gertrude King and Mrs. Estelle Webb, all of Leeds. James B. Payne Jr. Graveside services for James B.
Payne 31, Costa Mesa, who died Saturday in Los Angeles, will be at 2 p.m. Thursday in Elmwood with Elmwood Chapel directing. Mr. Payne, a native of Dothan, formerly lived in Birmingham. He was a horticulturist.
Survivors include his father, James B. Payne, Birming. ham; his mother, Mrs. Celestia Finch Payne, Marianna, and a sister, Mrs. David Huey, Louisville, Ky.
W. E. Wright Jr. Funeral for William Eugene Wright 56, 232 Montgomery-ln, who died Monday at a local hospital, will be at 3:30 p.m. Tuesday at Valley Chapel with burial in Jefferson Memorial Gardens-South.
Mr. Wright, a Montgomery native, lived in Birmingham 20 years and worked for Bayliss Machine Co. as a machinist and was a member of the Elks Lodge. Survivors include his wife; a son, William E. Wright III, Birmingham; a sister, Mrs.
Lillian Callahan, Montgomery; two brothers, J. T. Wright, Portsmouth, and Robert Wright, Baltimore. Miss Annie Dew Graveside services for Miss Annie Dew, 409 Princeton-av, sw, who died Monday at a local hospital, will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday at City Cemetery in Greensboro, Elmwood Chapel directing.
Miss Dew, a native of Greensboro, was a schoolteacher before her retirement. She is survived by three sisters, Miss Elizabeth Dew, Birmingham; Mrs. A. H. Whorton, Columbiana, and Mrs.
F. B. May, Greensboro. R. F.
Morgan Funeral for Rubie Freddie Morgan, 56, Trussville, who died Sunday at a local hospital, 1 will be at 2 p.m, Tuesday at Highland View Baptist Church with burial in Jefferson Memorial Gardens, Roebuck Chapel directing. Mr. Morgan, a life-long Jefferson County resident, was a mechanic and deacon in the Highland Home Baptist Church. He invented the roller stretcher and several other items. Survivors include his wife; three sons, Rubie F.
Morgan Birmingham; Herschel and Roger Dale Morgan, both of Trussville; two sisters, Mrs. C. T. Milam, and Mrs. Raymont Trucks, both of Birmingham; three brothers, S.
J. Morgan, Gadsden; Dempsey and O. B. Morgan, both of Birmingham. A.
B. LaFan Graveside services for Algie Beaumont LaFan, 61. 1612 27th-st, who died Sunday at a local hospital, will be at 10 a.m. Tuesday at Elmwood with Brown-Service, Norwood, directing. Mr.
LaFan was employed by Railroad for 42 years before he retired. He was formerly Athletic Director at the YMCA. He was a member of Central Church of Christ. Survivors include his wife and a son, Algie Beaumont LaFan, both of Birmingham; two daughters, Mrs. Joan LaFan Hanco*ck, Sandusky, Ohio; Miss Peggy LaFan, Birmingham, and his mother, Mrs.
Laura LaFan, Birmingham. William Farley Funeral services for William Farley, 89, of 3527 27thst, who died Monday at a local hospital, will be at 2 p.m. Thursday at Pineywood Baptist Church with burial in Moncrief Cemetery, in Gardendale, Brown-Service, Norwood, directing. Survivors include tive daughters, Mrs. Hettie Ezekiel, Mrs.
Coy Tidwell, Mrs. Beatrice Blizzard and Mrs. Mary Hayes, all of Birmingham; Mrs. Sally Gentry, Oneonta; two brothers, John Farley, Fultondale; Drayton Farley, Argo; four sisters, Lizzie Jones, Dora; Mrs. Maybelle Blizzard, Fultondale; Mrs.
Sara Liza Graham, Blossburg, and Mrs. Belle Farley, Fultondale. Mrs. Marlowe Mrs. Estelle B.
Marlowe, formerly of Birmingham, died Sunday in Clearwater, Fla. Mrs. Marlowe was a member of the Pioneer Bethea family in Birmingham. Survivors include a daughter, Hester Marlowe, London, England; a brother, Roderick Bethea, Los Angeles, and two sisters, Mrs. Gordon T.
Cecil and Mrs. T. C. Bushfield, both of Clearwater, Fla. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Johns-Ridout's.
Mrs. Hattie Reach Funeral for Mrs. Hattie Reach, 80, Siluria Rt. 1, who died Monday at an Alabaster hospital, will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Siluria Baptist Church with burial in Elliotsville Cemetery, Siluria, Bolton Funeral Home, Columbiana, directing.
Mrs. Reach, a native of Bibb County, lived in Siluria most of her life. Survivors include her husband, Sam C. Reach; four sons, Martis, S. Walker and Wesley Reach, all of Siluria; five daughters, Mrs.
Thelma Crews. Oak Ridge, Mrs. Mamie Frazier, Alexandria, Mrs. Alta Holland, Birmingham; Mrs. Frances Watts and Mrs.
Adle Kirkland, both of Siluria: five brothers. B. M. Buford, Montgomery, Walter Buford, Centreville; Henry Buford, Bessemer; L. P.
Wilson. Helena, and M. C. Wilson, Siluria, and a sister, Mrs. Beatrice Battle, Montevallo.
Mrs. Simmons Funeral for Mrs. Eula Chamblee Simmons, 83, 422 Second-av, who died Sunday at a local hospital, will be at 1 p.m. Tuesday at JohnsRidout's with burial in Mt. Calvary Cemetery, Pinson.
Mrs. Simmons, a lifetime resident of Jefferson County, was a member of Mt. Calvary Presbyterian Church. Survivors include four sons, Clarence Simmons, Birmingham; D. L.
Simmons, Gadsden; Ward Simmons, Alexandria, and Hoyt Simmons, Decatur, three daughters, Mrs. Clarice Funderburk, Birmingham; Mrs. Grace King, Vincent, and Mrs. Jewell Falkner, Helena; two brothers, Roy Chamblee, Palmerdale, and A. L.
Chamblee, Birmingham, and two sisters, Mrs. Bessie Williams, Clay, and Mrs. Bertha, Dumas, Bessemer. J. G.
Stelzenmuller Funeral for James Grey Stelzenmuller, 83, 806 Wingate-cir, Homewood, who died Sunday at a local hospital, will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Elmwood Chapel with burial in Elmwood. Mr. Stelzenmuller, a native of Point Clear, lived in Birmingham 45 years. He was an engineer before his retirement.
Survivors include his wife; five sons, Col. W. B. Stelzenmuller, Gainesville, J. G.
Stelzenmuller Columbus, B. E. Stelzenmuller, Narberth, C. V. and R.
A. Stelzenmuller, both of Birmingham; two daughters, Mrs. Martin Gately, Bogota, N. and Mrs. Locke White, Davidson, N.
a brother, G. V. Stel, Mobile, and two sisters, Mrs. C. M.
Brennan, Montgomery, and Mrs. William Ward, Fairhope. Funeral for George Isaac Clayton, 32. 4325 46th-av, who died Sunday in Atlanta, will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Brown-Service.
Nor. wood, with burial in Warrior lived in Inglenook most of his life. He was graduated from Phillips High CLAYTON School where he played football. He attended the University of Chattanooga in Tnnessee. Mr.
Clayton, a member of Norwood Baptist Church, was employed by an area roofing company in Atlanta at the time of his death. Survivors include a son, Mark Allen Clayton, Russellville: parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. S.
Clayton; sister, Miss Cleo Patricia Clayton, all of Birmingham; five brothers, Rex Clayton, Levitton, John Clayton, Dover, Roy Clayton, Houston, Charles and Lewis Clayton, both of Birmingham. Mrs. Annie Crump Funeral for Mrs. Annie Crump, 72. Crossville, who died Sunday in Albertville, will be at 1 p.m.
Tuesday at Adams-Brown Funeral Home in Albertville with burial in Crossville Cemetery. Mrs. Crump, a former Birmingham resident, is survived by her husband, Fred J. Crump; three sons, Dwight A. Crump, Hollywood, Fred L.
Crump, Wichita, and Joe Crump, Birmingham; her mother, Mrs. H. E. Castile; a sister, Mrs. John Minters, and two brothers, Ray and Dudley Castile, all of Marietta, Ga.
John McDowell Funeral for John McDowell, 81, 812 10th-av, sw, who died Saturday at a local nursing home, will be at noon Tuesday at Bradford's Funeral Chapel with burial in Woodlawn Cemetery. Mr. McDowell, a life-long Birmingham resident, was retired from the Railroad. Survivors include two sisters, Mrs. Sallie M.
Anderson and Mrs. Martha B. Wood, both of Birmingham. Miss Mae Bailey Funeral for Miss Mae Bailey, 77, 3918 40th-av, who died Sunday at a local hospital, will be at 11 a.m. Tuesday at Valley Chapel with burail in Croft-Acton Cemetery.
Miss Bailey, a life-long Jefferson County resident, was a member of the Rocky Ridge Cumberland Presbyterian Church. She operated a boarding house and later worked as dietician for the State Training School for Girls and at the Tutwiler Hotel. Survivors include: brother, C. C. Bailey, Rocky Ridge.
Kidnaping BY DAVID L. LANGFORD MIAMI (UPI) The 22-year-old wife of Gary Steven Krist, prime suspect in the Mackle kidnaping, said Monday her husband dreamed of "kidnaping someone to make a lot of money fast." In a telephone interview with the Miami Herald, Mrs. Carmer Simon Krist said, "Gary doesn't want to lead a mediocre life. He wants to be remembered. "He always wanted to make an impact on the world he lives in.
And, he likes nice clothes and cars. And. probably more she said. Her husband is charged by Suspect the FBI with masterminding the bizarre attempt to kidnap the willowly coed, keeping her four days in an underground box near Atlanta, demanding $500.000 ransom from her millionaire father, then losing nearly all the money as he was captured in the Florida swamps. Mrs.
Krist, contacted at her parents' home in Redwood City, said she left Miami two weeks ago, taking her two children, when her husband told her. "he din't love me "He told me several times the dream he used to have about kidnaping someone 10 NLF Rejects Two-Way Talks With S. Vietnam PARIS (UPI) -The Viet Congo's National Liberation Front rejected face-to-face negotiations with the South Vietnamese government Monday but left open the possibility of such a confrontation once the Vietnam talks begin on a four -power level. "All propositions deserve to be considered during the fourparty conference, said Tran Buu Kiem, head of the NLF delegation to the Paris talks. His statement, made in an interview with the French news agency AFP, was in response to a weekend offer by South Vietnam's vice president, Nguyen Cao Ky, 10 conduct two-way talks with the NLF.
Kiem said NLF negotiations with the government of South: Vietnam would serve no purpose because Saigon "represents no "The common character of all these propositions is that the United States refuses to enter into direct negotiations with the NLF, which is the useful and competent representative to resolve all the questions relative to South said Keim. In conjunction with Kiem's statement, the NLF delegation issued a communique signed by NLF President Nguyen Huu Tho calling on the "progressive American people to step up their fight to achieve peace on NLF terms." Earlier, in response to Ky's offer made Sunday in an interview broadcast on U. S. television, a spokesman for the NLF said, "direct talks with the Saigon administration are impossible." ERE TAKE-HOME TURKEY Leave the cooking to US and take time to enjoy Christmas Dinner. RESERVE YOURS NOW PHONE 251-4548 Finest quality birds cooked to perfection with generous servings of flavorful dressing and rich giblet gravy.
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