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J. 52, DEATHS MRS. NELLIE PEACHEY, 70, 111 S. College Leesburg, died Thursday. She was a native of Germany and moved to Leesburg in 1946 from Orlando.

Survivors: husband, Everett Gordon Buttles, Hampton, and Floyd Butties, Filmore, Peachey, N. Miami: stepson daughter, Mrs. Robertson, Orlando; brothers, Gustave Hoepfl, Perry, N. Joseph, Titusville, Otto and Hoepfl, both Long Beach, sister, Mrs. Bertha Wright, Leesburg; 28 grandchildren.

Beyers Funeral Home, Leesburg. Funeral Notices BLUDSWORTH, MRS. STELLA MAEFuneral services for Mrs. sworth, Orlando. who died Thursday, will be Hawthorne held Saturday at 10 A.M.

in the Chapel with Rev. Richard E. Gantz officiating. Interment will be Memorial Park. Mrs.

Bludsworth1 survived by sons. Sat. Binford Bludsworth, Eglin Air Force Mr. Garland Bluds worth. Orlandos 3 daughters, Mrs.

Claudine Curenton, Orlando, Mrs. Jewell Rubye Kirkland, Orlando: brother, Kelley, Coffee Springs, Ala. Mrs. Mr. Wayne Haney, Columbus, Ga.i sister, Mrs.

Lillie Barnes, Geneva County, grandchildren: 3 great grandchildren. Hawthorne Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. BUJWIT, MRS. JENNIE Recitation the rosary for Mrs. Jennie Bu 55, of Kissimmee will be at 7:30 P.M.

Friday in The Grissom Chapel. Funeral services will be held at 9:30 A.M. Saturday in the Holy Redeemer Catholic Church, at which time Mass will be offered for the repose of her soul by the Rev. Joseph Nolin. Casketbearers courtesy of the Holy Name Society, Interment to follow in Osceola Memory Gardens.

Grissom Funeral Home, Kissimmee, is in charge. CHAPPELL, SR. THOMAS E. Funeral services for Mr. Thomas E.

Chappell, 50, of 240 Benmore Winter Park, who died Thursday will be held Saturday at 11:30 AM. at the chapel of Cox-Parker Funeral Home, with Reverend Carl. Hanks. of St. Paul United Methodist Church officiating.

interment will be held at Palm Cemetery. He was member of Methodist Mens club. Mr. Chappell is survived by: Sons: Scott Chappell, Thomas Chappell Jr.t.. Daughter, Linda Chappell all of Winter Park: Brother: David Chappell.

Orlando; Sister: Mrs. E. G. Beaudry, Winter Park. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Memorial Fund, St.

Paul United Methodist Church. Cox-Parker Funeral Home, Winter Park. CRAMER, MR. THEODORE EVERETT (SHORTY) Funeral services for Mr. Theodore Everett (Shorty) Cramer will be held Saturday at 10:30 A.M.

from Fairchild Funeral Chapel, with Dr. Henry A. Parker, officiating. interment will be in Woodlawn Cemetery. Mr.

Cramer is survived by his beloved wife, Maurine G. Cramer: two daughters, Mrs. Doris Miller of Washington, D. and Mrs. Cordelia Long of Orlando.

One son, Charles Cramer of Orlando and four grandchildren. Fairchild Funeral Home, Lake Ivanhoe in charge of arrangements. CARMANY, MRS. ADDIE Funeral services for Mrs. Addie V.

Carmany, 80 years of age, 262 East Waldo Street, Groveland, who died Thursday morning, will be held Saturday at 2:30 In the Kurfiss Funeral Home with the Rev. Lyman Hall officiating. Interment will follow in the Greenwood Cemetery, Groveland, under the direction of the Kurfiss Funeral Home. Friends may call at the funeral home Friday 3 til 9 P.M. HUNTER, MRS.

MARIE YVETTE Funeral Mass will be celebrated for Mrs. Marie Yvette Hunter Saturday at 11 a.m. at All Souls Catholic Church, Sanford. Rosary will be recited Friday at 7:30 P.M. at Brisson Funeral Home with Reverend William Keane officiating.

Interment will be in All Souls Cemetery, Sanford. Brisson Funeral Home, Sanford In charge. JENKS, MR. CHARLES J. Rosary for Mr.

Charles J. Jenks, 77, of 520 S. Lakemont Winter Park, who died Thursday will be held Friday at 7:00 P.M. from The Chapel of The Cox-Parker Funeral Home with Monsgr. John F.

Wells officiating. Mass will be said Saturday at 10:00 A.M. from St. Margaret Mary Catholic Church. Interment will follow In Glen Haven Memorial Park.

Mr. Jenks was an insurance man with John Hancock Life Insurance Co. Survivors are Wife, Elizabeth Son, Mr. Charles J. Jenks, Southfield, Mich.

Daughter, Mrs. A. Keith Ragel, Barrington, Rhode Island and 8 Grandchildren. Parker Funeral Home, Winter Park, in charge. JOHNSON, NORA G.

Funeral services for Mrs. Nora G. Johnson, 81, formerly of 441 Avalon Orlando, who passed away Thursday at the Alliance Nursing Center, will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. in the Chapel of the W. Guy Black Home for Funerals with the Rev.

Mr. Charles Epperson officiating. Interment will follow in Woodlawn Memorial Park. Mrs. Johnson was a native of Minnesota.

She was a member of the First Alliance Church, Orlando, and a retired public school teacher. Survivors are: cousin, Miss Gertrude Sovik, Northfield, sister-in-law, Mrs. Clara, M. Johnson, Grantsbury, friend, Ralph Enlow. Funeral arrangements are under the direction of the W.

Guy Black Home for Funerals, 170 E. Church Orlando. Washington, D. had resided in Orlando for the past 15 years. She is survived by her husband Mr.

Albert Meshaka, Orlando: sister, Mrs. Helen B. Handley, Maryland, and nephews Mr. Joseph Handley and Mr. Charles A Handley, both of Maryland.

Services are under the direction of FranklinCole Funeral Directors, Carey Hand Chapel, 36 W. Pine Street. LETTS, MR. THOMAS WARREN Funeral services for Mr. Thomas Warren Letts, 59, of 2512 Corrine Drive, Orlando who passed away Wednesday will be held at 2:00 P.M.

Saturday at The Garden Chapel Home for Funerals, 600 Wilkinson, Orlando with Rev. Ernest H. Gross, minister of the 1st Church of God, Orlando, officiating, assisted by Rev. G. O'Dell Miley, minister of the Goss Memorial Methodist Church, Orlando.

Interment will follow at Chapel Hill Cemetery. Mr. Letts was a member of the Goss Memorial Methodist Church, Orlando and had been employed as a food service manager for the W. T. Grant Company for 29 years, retiring from this position May 1969.

Garden Chapel will be open friends Friday and evening til 10:00 P.M. W. so the employees from T. Grant Company may pay their respects. A short prayer will be given by Rev.

Ernest H. Gross, at 9:45 P.M. at the funeral home. Survivors are as follows: widow: Irene of Orlando. Daughter: Mrs.

Loreta H. Dawes of North Carolina. Grandson: Master John Coe Dawes, Jr. of Roxbooro. North Carolina.

Nieces and nephews. Active pallbearers for Mr. Letts will be as follows: Mr. Jack Toohey, Mr. Lloyd Jackson, Mr.

Tom. Hedges, Mr. John Linhares, Mr. Bill Terez, Mr. Tom Boyle.

Funeral services are under the direction of Garden Chapel Home for Funerals, 600. Wilkinson Street, Orlando, Florida. MESHAKA, MRS. CHARLOTTE B. Funeral services for Mrs.

Charlotte B. Meshaka, 551 N. Dollins who died Tuesday, will be held in the Carey Hand Chapel Saturday at p.m. with the Rev. Richard Milhan officiating.

Interment will follow in Woodlawn Memorial Park. Mrs Meshaka, a former resident of MCALLISTER, LOREN R. Funeral services for Mr. Loren R. McAllister, 53, who died Tuesday, will be held at A.M.

Saturday from the BrayAltman Chapel with the Rev. J. Parham officiating. Interment will follow af Highland Memory Gardens. Bray-Altman Funeral Home, Apopka, in charge of arrangements.

PEACHEY, MRS. NELLIE Funeral services for Mrs. Nellie Peachey. 70, 111 S. College Leesburg, who died Thursday, will be held at the Beyers Funeral Chapel Monday at 10:30 a.m.

with the Rev, Robert D. Alexander officiating. Interment will be out of state at a later date. Bevers Funeral Home. Leesburg, in charge.

1 Plapp, and four grandchildren. Fairchild Home, MRS. JENNIE DOWIAT BUJWIT, 55, City, Kissimmee, Wednesday Orlando. A native of Chicago, she had been a Kissimmee resident for 12 years and was member of Holy Redeemer Catholic Church. Survivors: daughters, Miss Judith Bujwit, Orlando, and Phyllis Bujwit, Kissimmee; son, Ronald, East Chicago; sisters, Miss Sophia Do wi at Kissimmee, Mrs.

Emily Holly Hill, Ethel Schnierle, Downers Grove, Miss Stella Dowiat, Harvey, Ill. Grissom Funeral Home, Kissimmee. MR. CHARLES J. JENKS 77, 520 S.

Lakemont Winter Park, died Thursday. A native of New York, he moved to Winter Park five years ago. He attended St. Margaret Mary Church and was a member of the American Legion and a former insurance salesman for John Hancock Life Insurance Co. Survivors: widow, Mrs.

Elizabeth M. Jenks; daughter, Mrs. A. Keith Ragel, Barrington, R. son, Charles J.

Jenks Southfield, eight grandchildren. Cox-Parker Funeral Home. SEAMAN RECRUIT JAMES ANTHONY PLAIA, 22, Orlando Training Center, died Tuesday. He was a native of Beaumont, and was on active duty with the U. S.

Navy. Survivors: parents, Mr. and Mrs. James A. Plaia, Beaumont.

Fairchild Funeral Home will send the body to Beaumont for services and interment. MR. THOMAS WARREN LETTS, 59, 2512 Corrine Drive, died Wednesday. He was a food service. manager with WiT.

Grant's 29 years before retirement last May. He was a native of Avis, and a member of Goss Methodist Church. Survivors: wife, Irene; daughter, Mrs. Loreta H. Dawes, Roxboro, N.

and one grandson. Garden Chapel Home for Funerals. MR. LOREN RICHARD MALLISTER, Overland Road, Apopka, died Tuesday in Brook, Ind. Mr.

McAllister moved to the Apopka area three years ago from Naples. was a truck driver for Perishable Inc. and a member of the Church of God in Apopka. Survivors: wife Mary Ann; sons, Jerry B. and Loren R.

daughters, Nina and Cindy, all of Apopka. Bray Altman Funeral Home, Apopka. Colonial Funeral Home 2701 CONWAY ROAD PHONE 425-2561 ROBERT E. RAMSDELL, OWNER MRS. MARIE YVETTE HUNTER, Bahamas, died Wednesday, Born in Montreal, Canada, she lived in 27 years before moving Sanford, Bahain mas.

was a She member of the Catholic Church. Survivors: husband, Thomas son Mike, both Bahamas; sister, Mrs. Madilune Faille; a niece, Suzanne Faille, both Sanford; brother, Roger Trembley, Montreal; several nieces and nephews. Brisson Funeral Home, Sanford. MR.

MORRIS STOPSKY, 60, died Jan. 24 in Prescott, Ark. Born in Poland, in Prescott the 10 years. He was general manager of Prescott Manufacturing Corp. and a member of Kiwanis Club, a veteran of WWII and a member of Jewish faith.

Survivors: widow, Mrs. Christine Stopsky, Prescott; son, Jack, Lynchburg, sister, Mrs. Sally Salamy, Orlando. Caruth Funeral Home, Prescott, handled arrangements with burial Jan. 26 in Hot Springs, Ark.

MR. THOMAS, E. CAMPBELL Benmore Drive, Winter Park, died Thursday. A native of Salisbury, N. he moved to Orlando in 1945 from Columbia, S.

and was a cabinet maker. He was active in St. Paul United Methodist Church as a member of the Methodist Men's Club. Survivors: sons, Scott, Thomas daughter, Linda; sister, Mrs. E.

G. Beaudry, all of Winter Park: brother, David Orlando. Cox-Parker Funeral Home, Winter Park. Director Appointed TALLAHASSEE (P) Dr. Francis Arlington Rhodes, a Mississippi State University dean, has been named administrator for the Florida Public School Council, it was announced today.

The top position has Leen vacant since last September, when Dr. Merle Dimbath resigned. Rhodes' appointment was announced by Shelley Boone, director of the division of elementary and secondary education in the State Department of Education. Rhodes, a native of Florida, is dean of the College of Education at Mississippi State. He will assume his new duties March 1.

Fairchild FUNERAL HOME Burial Shipping Cremation 301 N. Ivanhoe Blvd. 422-8118 B. F. Bray, L.F.D.

J. P. Gaines L.F.D, L. Hoequist Jr. L.F.D.

MRS. PEARL LASSITER SPIKES, 60, 122 Grace died Wednesday. native of Coffee County, she was a member of the Azalea Park Baptist Church and moved to Orlando from Panama City in 1963. Survivors: husband, Joe sons, Ernest, Indian Harbour Beach, M. Rome, Joe, Pat, Roger and Larry, all Orlando; daughters, Mrs.

Helen Waters, Titusville, Mrs. Hazel Foster, Eau Gallie, Mrs. Hoover, Titusville, Mrs. Marilyn Ward, Panama Canal Zone, Mrs. Carol Van Gerena, Browns Mills, N.

Mrs. Wanda Palacious, Orlando; sister, Mrs. Sallie Madden, Melbourne; 35 grandchildren. W. Guy Black Home for Funerals.

MISS NORA G. JOHNSON, 81, formerly of 441 Avalon Orlando, died Thursday in DeLand. She, was teacher a and retired a member public school of the First Alliance Church, Orlando. She was a native of Minnesota. Survivors: cousin, Mrs.

Gertrude Sovik, Nort hfield, sister-in-law, Mrs. Clara M. Johnson, Grantsbury, friend, Ralph Enlow, Orlando. W. Guy Black Home for Funerals.

HERBERT CHARLES PLAPP, 62 Stone Island, Enterprise, died Wednesday. native of Winona, and came to Enterprise six years ago from Georgia. He was a retired U. S. Army colonel and a member of the Retired Officers Association and Southwest Volusia County Kiwanis Club.

Survivors: wife, Mrs. Catherine Storm Plapp; daughters, Mrs. Maxine P. Stout, Orlando, Mrs. Nancy P.

Juarez, Washington, D. son, Robert L. Plapp, Richmond, brothers, Fred Plapp and Otto Plapp, Winona, and Paul SPIKES, MRS. PEARL LASSITER Funeral services for Mrs. Pearl L.

Spikes, 122 Grace Orlando, who passed away Wednesday, will be held Friday at 3:00 p.m. in the Sanctuary of the Azalea Park Baptist Church with Rev. Mr. James S. Haskins, Azalea Park Baptist Church, and the Rev.

Mr. Adolph Bedsole, Panama City, Emmauel Baptist Church officatinq. Interment will follow in Woodlawn Memorial Park. She was the beloved wife of Joe S. Spikes of Orlando and precious mother of six daughters and six sons and beautiful grandmother of thirty five grandchildren, God to departed wait world in for her family in heaven.

Her loving daughters are: Helen Waters of Titusville, Hazel Foster of Eau Gallie, Bobbye Hoover of Titusville, Marilyn Ward of Panama Canal Zone, Carol Van Gerena of Browns Mill, New Jersey, and Wanda Palacious of Orlando. Her loving sons are: Ernest Spikes of Indian Harbour Beach, M. L. Spikes of Rome, Joe Spikes, Orlando, Pat Spikes, Orlando, Spikes, and Larry Spikes of Orlando; one sister, Sallie L. Madden of Melbourne.

This precious woman and her family were originally from Panama City, Fla. She left behind six loving sons-in-law and five loving daughters-in-law. May God bless her memory. Funeral arrangements are under the direction of the W. GUY Black Home for Funerals, 170 E.

Church Orlando. STROMQUIST, MRS. ESTHER L. Funeral services for Mrs. Esther L.

Stromquist, 84, 419 E. Anderson Street, Groveland, who died Wednesday evening will be held Saturday at 11 A.M. in the Zion Lutheran Church with the Reverend A. C. Pikop officiating.

Interment will follow in the Greenwood Cemetery, Groveland, under the direction of the Kurfiss Funeral Home. Friends may call at the Funeral Home Friday 3-9 P.M. IVEY'S gossard muffles your lines Flair bra: fiberfill-lined nylon tricot, stretch straps; 32-36 32-38 5.50 Answerette garterless minipantie: soft, seam-free stretch; s-m-1-xl 11.00 Not shown: average-leg garterless pantie 12.00 foundations orlando winter park daytona beach bellair plaza and now merritt island vi dealt, telephone 644-8511 in winter park telephone 424-8511 in orlando shop 10:00 to saturdays shop 10:00 to 5:30 daily till 5:30 On The Record Traffic Blotter DATE Feb. 4. 1970 Accidents Injuries Deallis CAUSES OF ACCIDENTS Failure to yield Following foo closely Improper Passing Others ACCIDENTS TO DATE Accidents Injuries Deaths Those Injured Barbara Adderley, 21, 801 Princeton; Dorothy Stiliman, Wrights Eugene Zigler, 5, 36 N.

Hillside, Larry Leininger, 6210 Bamboo Belive Willis, 30, Curry Ford. Fire Calls 9:36 a.m. 1415 S. Orange, alarm malfunction. 4:56 p.m., 4232 Kelly Court, stove tire.

5:53 p.m.. Copeland Orange, gas investigation. 7:14 p.m., Division Long, dumpster tire. Building Permits ORLANDO Dr. R.

Delgado, 2100 N. Orange, repair, 5420. Mrs. Dillow, 1726 Wycliff, reroof, 31,000. Charles Cain, 1501 Montclair, erect fence, $200.

Gus Patterson, 710 reroof, $800. Mary Henderson, 1029 Anderson. repair, $3,000, Marriage Licenses Michael Martia, 26, APO N. Y. 09757; Sally Mcintosh, 29, 821 Alton.

Frank Cheley, 66, 436 Kyman, Winter Park; Odessa Mahone, 55, Macon, Ga. Carl McComas, 55, 1215 Rosalie Pearsons, 68, 1215 Hoffner. Marvin Eaton, 24, 902 Hastings; Jacquelyn Morrison, 21, 902 Hastings. James Browdy Jr. 26, 4815 Anzio; Vivian Henry, 24, 735 America.

Wylie Smith, 22, Fort Meade: Paricia Hatchitt, 20, 1000 Romano. Real Estate Feb, ORANGE Alyce Hayes to Rodney Nelson, Gasbury Park, $75,000. Jon Har Inc. to Woodsby, Town of Gotha, $75,000. Lau Groves to Jon Har Town of Gotha, $55,000.

Alice 10 Norman Wolfe, Sorensen Heights, $50,000. Nasrallah Inc. 10 Fred Eisenmann, Sheridan, $41,500 Dance to Frances Ollen, "Greenbriar, $33,500. The Mill Corp. to Jesse Murray, Granada Woods, $27,500.

Clifford Knappenberger to Melvin Fraikin, Dommerich Hills, $26,000. Arthur Jandreau to John Mulholland Georgetown, $24,300 Thomas Robert Potter, Town of Apopka, $23,000. Mario Farina to Aubrey Willis, Sylvan $22,900 Francis Skinner to Grace Campbell, Lancaster Park, $20,100. Lester Harms to Everett Lackey, Sec 14-225-29E, $19,000. Woodrow Busbee to Sheung Chin, Sec 12-215-28E, $19,000.

Margarete Gayeski to Thomas Houser, Lake Arnold Terrace, $18,700. Eva Hamer to Elmer Werner, Tangerine, $18,000. Willie Adams to Archie Lee, Piedmont, $17,500, The Deitona Corp, to Manny Ballan, Fairmount House, $16,700. Boyd Johnson to Ivan Jones, Sky Lake Unit, $16,500, Herman Fentress to Walter Lee, Meadowbrook Acres, $15,000. OSCEOLA Charles Johnston to Clyde Pierson, Patrick's Addition, Kissimmee, 200.

Wallace Jessamine Company to Buck Development Sec. 4-255-29E, $53,300. James Graves to Robert Gall, Orange Gardens, $28,400. Dearmin Hunt to Allen Hunt, Orange Gardens, $20,000. Wilhelmina Edward to Clarence Wails, Marrydia, $500.

Page 8-B ORLANDO EVENING STAR Phone GA 34411 Friday, Feb. 8," 1970 Classified GA Blood Bank The following group accounts, have made donations to the Central Florida Blood Bank during the week of Jan. 30-Feb. All Saints Episcopal Church Alterman Transport Co. American Legion Post 19 Apopka Community Bethany Baptist Church Bethany Baptist Church Boy Scout Troop 224 Calvary the Presbyterian Church Christ King Episcopal Church Community United Methodist Church Delanev Street Baptist Church Della Beta Pi-Delta Chapter Electricians Union, Local Congregational Church First Methodist Church Presbyterian Church Highway Patrol Florida State Nurses Association, Dist.

FTU 1.8.M. Corporation Iron Workers, Local John Presbyterian Church Killarney Baptist Church Knights of Columbus L. A. Johnson Fuel Oil Company Lanier Systems Company Masonic Lodge 69 Miller Memorial Baptist Church Modern Welding Co. Navy Civilian Blood Bank Old Glory Orange County Board of Public Instruction (Maintenance Department) Orange County Classroom Teachers Association (Stonewall Jackson and Meadowbrook Junior High Schools) Orange County School Personnel Orlando Police Department Orlando Telco Park Lake Presbvterian Church Pine Hills Church Rollins College St.

Charles Catholic Church St. John Lutheran Church St. Mary Magdalen Catholic Church St. Paul's Methodist Church Salvation Army Sears Roebuck Seminole Jr. College Sentinel Personnel Sky Lake Park Church Trinity Lutheran Church West Orlando Rotary Club Winfer Park City Employes Winter Elks Births ORANGE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL SLEEK, Mr.

and Mrs. William, P. 0. Box 55, girl. GILLIAM, Mr.

and Mrs. Robert, 428 Delaney. boy. SLAUGHTER. Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph, 415 Boston boy. BAILEY, Mr. and Mrs. Willie.

$32 Cottage Mill Road, boy. TAYLOR, Mr. and Mrs. Rufus. Eatonville, boy.

JARNIGAN, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond, Winter Park, girl, KEEFER, Mr. and Mrs. Roger, 2223 S.

Goldenrod Road, girl. MONN, Mr. and Mrs. Don, Eustis, LANIER, Mr. and Mrs.

Aaron. simmee, girl. THOMAS, Mr. and Mrs. Frank, 3027 Fern Creek girl.

KEGLER, Mr. and Mrs. Willie, 1000 W. Anderson St. boy.

BRIETZ. Mr. and Mrs. John, Al tamonte Springs, boy. OLIVER, Mr.

and Mrs. Kenneth, Oak Ridge, boy. COLLIN, Mr. and Mrs. David, 4915 W.

Ave. boy. LeCOURS, Mr. and Mrs. Louis, Fern Park, boy.

COUCH, Mr. and Mrs. David, 8326 PARAS, Mrs. Herschel, 1709 Calais boy. Michael Terrace, boy.

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