OBKIEN Albert L. Obrien, of 3907 Edgewood died Sunday, Feb. 2, 1975. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Betty Jean Obrien: a daughter, Mrs.
William F. Via a son. Kevin Michael Obrien of Richmond. Remains rest at the Van Reenen Funeral Home, Marlinton, West where services will be conducted 10 A.M., Wednesday. Interment in Arbovale Cemetery.
PERKINS Death Notices JONES Mrs. Ruby Bowman Jones, 44, of South Boston, died Tuesday, Danville, Va. February hospital. 4, 1975ina was born in Mecklenburg County, daughter of the late Fred Edwin Bowman and Mary Campbell Bowman. She was a member of McCanless Memorial United Methodist Church.
is survived by her husband, Alfred R. Jones; one daughter, Miss Mary Patricia Jones of South Boston; her mother. Mrs. Fred E. Bowman of South Boston.
Funeral services will be held Thursday, 2 P.M. from Powell Funeral Home Chapel with burial in Ephesus Methodist Church Cemetery, near Clarksville, Va. LIGON William Owen Ligon, 52, of Clarksville, passed away at his residence, Monday, February 3, 1975. Survived by his wife, Mrs. Mildren C.
Ligon; two daughters, Miss Donna Ligon, of Roanoke, Kathy Ligon, of Danville; and one son, Glenn mother, Mrs. W. Henry Ligon, of Clarksville; three sisters, Mrs. L. Poole, of Buffalo Junction, and Mrs.
Lillie L. Murray, of Virgilina, and Mrs. Evelyn L. Williams, Richmond, Va. two brothers, Henry H.
Ligon, of Clarksville, and Robert L. Ligon, of Buffalo Junction. Funeral services will be Wednesday 2 P.M. Buffalo Baptist Church. Interment Oakhurst Cemetery.
Inlieuof flowers contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society or Mecklenburg Rescue Squad. LYTHGOE Edward B. Lythgoe, age 64, of Oakland, formerly of Richmond, died Tuesday, Jan. 21, 1975. He is survived by his wife, Pearl E.
Lythgoe, of Oakland, a daughter, Mrs. Carl M. Arnold, of Richmond; three grandchildren; one great granddaughter. Graveside services will be conducted Wednesday at 1 P.M., Signal Hill Memorial Park. MADDOX Herman E.
Maddox, age 77, of 3327 Parkwood died February 4, 1975. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Parkie Guill Maddox; two sons, John E. and Clifton G. Maddox; one daughter, Mrs.
Marie Mantlo; three brothers, Hansford and Odell Maddox all of Richmond, and Charlie Earl Maddox; one sister, Mrs. Ollie Thompson, both of Baltimore, one half sister, Mrs. Evelyn Woldridge of Lynchburg, five grandchildren; four great grandchildren. His remains rest at the Joseph W. Bliley Funeral Home, 3rd and Marshall St.
where services will be held Thursday at 2 P.M. Interment Greenwood Memorial Gardens. McDANIEL Mrs. Josephine Plummer McDaniel, died February 4, 1975. She was born in Warrenton, N.C.
and was the daughter of the late Walter G. and Nannie C. Plummer. She had made her home in Richmond for many years. She is survived by several nieces and nephews and greatnieces and great nephews.
She was a Communicant of Grace Holy Trinity Episcopal Church. Remains rest at the Bennett Funeral Home, 3215 Cutshaw Ave. Graveside services 11 A.M. Hollywood Cemetery. MILLER Mrs.
Edna Wise Miller, of 8907 Mapleton died Tuesday, February 4, 1975, in a local hospital. She is survived by four nieces and three nephews. Remains rest at the Parham Chapel, Woody Funeral Home, 1771 Parham Rd. Funeral arrangements incomplete. MONTEIRO Died February 2, 1975, Miss Fannie Amelia Monteiro.
She is survived by a halfsister, Miss Helen Monteiro of Goochland her cousin, Miss Margaret Kean Monteiro of Hawaii; two nieces, Mrs. Earl Emory of Huntington, W. and Mrs. Creed Fulton Carter of Allentown, Pa. Her remains rest at the Joseph W.
Bliley Funeral Home, 3rd Marshall St. Services will be held at St. Andrew's Episcopal Church Wednesday at 1:00 P.M. Interment Hollywood. MORRIS Departed this life February 4, 1975, Overton Morris of Rt.
2, Ashland, Browngrove Neighborhood. The remains are resting at the H. W. Dabney Funeral Home, Washington Highway, Ashland. Funeral notice later.
Salada D. McCarthy Funeral Directress. MORTON Departed this life February 4, 1975, Mathew J. Morton, of 716 Carlisle Ave. Remains rest at the Scott's Funeral Home, Brookland Park Blvd.
at Lamb Ave. Funeral arrangements incomplete. Richmond Times-Dispatch. Feb. 5.
ALLEN. Passed away Tuesday, February 4, 1975, George C. Allen, Mechanicsville, Va. He is survived by wife, Mrs. Elizabeth Richards Allen; his son, G.
Calvin Allen, Jr. four sisters, Mrs. Leslie A. Nance of Highland Springs Mrs. Robert W.
Woody of Mechanicsville. Mrs. Edith Mrs. Arthur J. Nunnally, both of Richmond; two brothers, Walter Roy Allen of Williamsburg and Joseph E.
Allen of Mechanicsville. The remains rest at the West Funeral Home, Mechanicsville. where funeral services will be held Thursday at 2 P.M. Interment in Forest Lawn Cemetery. BARLEY Irving C.
Barley of 107 Ruthers Rd. died February 3, 1975. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Louise Barley; one daughter, Mrs. Shirley Poh: two sisters, Mrs.
Myrtle Humphries of Hampton and Mrs. Vivian Torbett; three grandchildren and three great grandchildren. His remains rest at the Joseph W. Bliley Funeral Homes, Chippenham Chapel, 6900 Hull St. Rd.
where services will be held Wednesday at 2 P.M. Interment Maury. BOOTWRIGHT Henry W. Bootwright of 4404 Leonard Parkway died February 3, 1975. He is survived by his wife, Mrs.
Hortense S. Bootwright. Mr. Bootwright was a member of First Baptist Church. Remains rest at the Bennett Funeral Home, 3215 Cutshaw Ave.
where services will be conducted at 11 A.M. Wednesday, February 5. Interment in Westhampton Memorial Park. BRUNSON Died February 2, 1975, Mrs. Rose J.
Brunson of 2307 Halifax formerly of 518 North 25th widow of Rev. George Brunson. She is survived by several nieces, nephews, and great-nieces, among them a devoted niece and nephew, Mrs. Dorothy J. Robinson and James Robinson; other relatives and friends.
Remains rest at the Chiles Funeral Home, 2100 Fairmount until 11:00 A.M. Wednesday, then will lie in state at Sixth Mount Zion Baptist Church, where funeral rites will be conducted at 3:15 P.M. with Rev. Isadore Mims officiating. Interment Woodland Cemetery.
Family and friends will kindly assemble at the church Wednesday 3:00 P.M. The family may be contacted, phone 231- 3313. CARNEAL Died February 3, 1975. Charles L. Carneal of 1, Powhatan, Va.
Survived by his wife, Mrs. Virgie Carneal; six sisters, Mrs. Hallie Parrish, Mrs. Edith Bradshaw, Mrs. Clara Dutton, Mrs.
Ruby Pleasants, Mrs. Dorothy Madison and Mrs. Mary Arnold; three brothers, Robert Henry and Everett L. Carneal. Remains rest at the Rose Funeral Home, Powhatan.
Services will be held 3 P.M. Wednesday at Fine Creek Baptist Church. Interment church cemetery. CAUTHORNE Robert G. Cauthorne, 65, of Tappahannock, died in a Richmond hospital February 3, 1975.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Estelle B. Cauthorne of Tappahannock; two sisters, Mrs. Louise C. Coates of Howertons, and Mrs.
Elsie C. Evans of Tappahannock; several nieces and nephews also survive. Remains rest at the T. D. Marks Funeral Home, Tappahannock, where services will be held 2 P.M.
Wednesday. Interment Howertons Baptist Cemetery. Graveside services will be conducted by Arlington Lodge No. 102, Please omit flowers. Contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society or the Heart Fund.
CHILDRESS Emmette W. Childress, 73, of Burkeville, died Monday, February 3, 1975, at Southside Community Hospital. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Reid A. Childress of Burkeville; one son, F.
S. Thompson of Roanoke; two sisters, Mrs. Edward Frank of Rice and Mrs. Harry Wilkerson of Altavista. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 P.M.
from the chapel of the Shorter Funeral Home, Farmville. Inter ment in Trinity Memorial Gardens. FAIR Died February 3, 1975 Dexter E. Fair of Goochland County, Va. He is survived wife, Mrs.
Sally R. Fair; two brothers; one sister. The remains rest at the Frank A. Bliley Funeral Home, 217 W. Grace Street where services will be held 2 P.M.
Thursday. Interment Greenwood Memorial Park. 1975 FLETCHER Departed this life in New York City, Monday, February 3, 1975, Mrs. Constance O. Fletcher, formerly of Granite, Va.
The remains will rest at the Mimms Funeral Home, 19th and Hull Sts. Funeral notice later. The family may be contacted at the residence of her sister. Mrs. Annie Green, 2602 Gravel Hill Road.
FULLERTON Mrs. Rebecca G. Fullerton, of 1715 Bellevue Avenue, died February 4, is survived bi by a daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth F. Facka, Richmond; two sons.
Wayne R. Fullerton, Madison, Conneticut, Richard C. Fullerton, Chattanooga, nine grandchildren. Her remains were forwarded to the Ray Cunningham Funeral Home, New Castle, Penn. for funeral service and interment.
GIBSON Departed this life Saturday, February 1, 1975, Mr. Deollia Gibson of 510 N. 29th St. He is survived by a friend Miss Orl Bell: two brothers, Mr. Johnnie M.
Gibson and Mr. Matthews Gibson two sisters-in-law; one aunt, Mrs. Emma Burnett; two uncles; five nieces and four nephews; other relatives and friends. Services to be held Thursday, February 6, 1975 at 1 P.M. from W.I.
Johnson Funeral Home 19 W. Leigh St. Rev. Dock Dew officiating. Interment Woodland Cemetery.
Family and friends kindly assemble at the above funeral home. GIBSON Mrs. Jerome Gibson of 912 Ridgecliff Drive, formerly of Clifton Forge, died February 3, 1975. She is survived by Ellen two daughters, Johnson, Mrs. Mary John Baker; two sons, William P.
and R.S. Gibson; five grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. Her remains rest at Joseph W. Bliley Funeral Home's Chippenham Chapel, 6900 Hull St. Rd.
where funeral services will be held Thursday, at 2 P.M. Interment Maury. GRAY On February 3, 1975, Ms. Irma Gray of 307 N. 19th St.
She is survived by three brothers, Earl, William and Charles Jackson; one niece; four nephews; three sistersin-law. A host of other relatives and Reposing at the Lightfoot Funeral Home, 31st and N. Sts. Graveside rites will be held Friday 3 P.M. East End Cemetery.
Eulogy by Rev. E. E. Warren. Family may be contacted at 3014 Fendall Ave.
Mrs. Carrie Joseph Hall of 4317 New Kent died at Terrace Hill Nursing Home, February 4, 1975. She is survived by her brother, George C. Joseph; one niece, Mary J. Leib; two nephews, Garland and Emmett Joseph.
Her remains rest at the Joseph W. Bliley Funeral Home, 3rd and Marshall Sts. Funeral notice later. HUMMEL Mrs. Roberta Harrison Hummel, of 5107 Sylvan died Monday, February 3, 1975, in a local hospital.
She is survived by her husband, Mr. Ray O. Hummel, a son, Mr. Ray 0. Hummel, III; a daughter, Mrs.
Charlotte H. Watkins, all of Richmond; mother, Mrs. Joseph O. Harrison; sister, Miss Sarah Ann Harrison, both of Adelphi, Maryland; a brother, Mr. Joseph 0.
Harrison, of Mt. Airy, Maryland. Remains rest at the Bennett Funeral Home, 3215 Cutshaw Ave. Funeral services will be conducted at 11 A.M. Thursday, February 6, in Westover Hills United Methodist Church.
Interment Riverview Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to Westover Hills United Methodist Church. JOHNSON Died at his residence Monday, February 3, 1975, Ernest Walker Johnson, age 67, of Saxe, Va. He is survived by three brothers, Willard T. Johnson of Saxe, Noel L.
Johnson of South Boston, and John H. Johnson, of Richmond. Remains rest at the Browning Funeral Home, Keysville. Funeral services 2 P.M. Thursday from the Hebron United Methodist Church, Wylliesburg.
Interment in church cemetery. JONES Mrs. Mamie Dobbs Jones of 4300 S. Ashlawn Drive, died Monday, February 3, 1975. She is survived by her daughter, Mrs.
Patricia J. Faria; a sister, Mrs. Clara. D. Redick; two grandchildren, Mary Katherine and Leslie Hamilton Faria.
Graveside services will be conducted 2 P.M. Wednesday in Forest Lawn Cemetery, Obituaries Area Mrs. Rebecca G. Fullertonof 1715 Bellevue Ave. Mrs.
Roberta Harrison Hummel of 5107 Sylvan Road, wife of Ray O. Hummel Jr. Herman E. Maddox, 77, of 3327 Parkwood a retired mechanic. Mrs.
Josephine Plummer McDaniel of 1615 Grove Ave. Mathew J. Morton of 716 Carlisle Ave. Mrs. Rosemary Morrison Tate, of 4418 Chickahominy wife of Robert L.
Tate, Jr. Walter Lee Taylor, 48, of 2618 Lynhaven Ave. State BURKEVILLE Emmette W. Childress, 73. CLARKSVILLE William Owen Ligon, 52.
HALIFAX Clarence Eugene Satterfield, 17. NATHALIE Mrs. Eliza Waller Perkerson, 71, widow of William H. Perkerson. NEWTOWN Mrs.
Mary Lou Tignor Carneal, 81, widow of Thomas E. Carneal. ORANGE Charles Amos Walters, 81, a retired upholstery shop operator. PROSPECT Mrs. Christian Lewis Brisentine, 60, wife of Albert V.
Brisentine. SALEM Joseph A. Jerry. SOUTH BOSTON Mrs. Ruby Bowman Jones, 44, wifs of Alfred R.
Jones. Elsewhere BUFFALO (AP) -Massimo C. Sabatino, who appeared on stage as "'The Great Massimo" and was described as the strongest man in the world. He was 84. Ripley's "Believe It or Not" newspaper column often mentioned his feats, and he worked with famed body builder Charles Atlas.
SAVANNAH, Ga. Mrs. Bessie McLendon Gillis, 53. Human Relations Group Opposes Use of Dumdums The Richmond Human Relations Commission voted, 9 to 2, yesterday to tell city officials that in its opinion the continued use of dumdum bullets by city policemen will, have an adverse effect on race relations. Leonardo A.
Chappelle, executive director, told the commission that his office conducted a brief study on the use of the bullets for City Manager William J. Leidinger prior to Leidinger's report to City Council recommending use of the controversial -point bullets. He said that in polling a small segment of the black community, his staff found that the "vast majority" disapproved of the bullets. In discussion, some commission members, most of whom. were said the black community sees the use of the bullets as an attack on the black population since most offenders in Richmond are black.
Commission members John P. Ackerly III and John L. Tuttle voted against the resolution, which was introduced by the Rev. John S. Spong.
Lancaster Race Is Announced Times-Dispatch State Staff LANCASTER John E. Ennis, a real estate broker in White Stone, has announced he will seek the Democratic nomination for the seat currently held on the Board of Supervisors by H.R. Humphreys Jr. Humphreys recently announced that he would oppose Republican Del. Calvin G.
Sanford for the Northern Neck House of Delegates seat. Ennisisa former treasurer of Lancaster County and chairman of the county welfare board. In Memoriam MOORE In memory of my husband. Thomas Moore, whodied February 5, 1974. As we journey toward life's sunset Mourning him who went before.
Faith keeps saying, "You'll be with him, When you re reach the other shore." Wife, Lottie MCCULLOUGH In loving memory of my husband, our father. and our grandfather, Mr. Willie McCullough, who passed away two years ago, February 5, 1973. Two years have passed Since that sad day. The one you love so very much And miss him as we do.
God gave me strength to face it And courage to meet the blow. Silently he slipped away; Never will he be forgotten. Wife, Children, Grandchildren SULLIVAN In memory of Muriel Inez Sullivan who passed away one year ago today. February 5, 1974. It's been one year since God took you away.
And for the rest of our lives We'll remember that day, Twelve months without your guiding hand. Why you left us we'll not understand. But no matter how many years should pass through. It will never weaken our love for you. Husband and children.
Dianne, Mary and John Dean Urges Nixon To 'Tell Truth' SMITH Conway Wilbur Smith, age 81, of Ruther Glen, died February 3, 1975. He is survived by daughter, Emion B. Smith, of Ruther Glen: five sons, Conway W. Smith, of Newport News, W. Wickham Smith, of Ruther Glen, Robert G.
Smith, of Beaverdam, Samuel R. and J. Calvin Smith, of Ruther Glen: seventeen grandchildren: eight great-grandchildren. Services will be held Wednesday, February 5, at 2 P.M. in the Beaverdam United Methodist Church.
Interment Fork Episcopal Church Cemetery, Doswell, Va. Remains rest at the LeFevre Funeral Home, Beaverdam. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the Beaverdam United Methodist Church Memorial Fund or to the Ashland Rescue Squad. STANLEY Mark William Stanley born August 81, 1954 of 1040 Circlewood died February 2, 1975. He is survived by his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. William T. Stanley; one sister, Jackie Faye Stanley; remains rest at the Joseph W. Bliley Funeral Home, Chippenham Chapel, 6900 Hull St. Rd.
where services will be held Wednesday at 11 A.M. Interment i in Maury. STIARS Ross L. Stiars, died Feb. 2, 1975.
He is survived by three sisters, Mrs. Ellen Worley, Mrs. Earl M. Jones and Mrs. Frank M.
Cozart. His remains rest at the Joseph W. Bliley Funeral Home, Third and Marshall, where services will be held Wednesday at 11 A.M. Interment in Maury. TATE Mrs.
Rosemary Morrison Tate, of 4418 Chickahominy died Monday, February 3, 1975. She is survived by her husband, Robert L. Tate, three daughters, Misses Bonnie Lynn, Mary Jo Anne and Lisa Lee Tate: two sons, Robert Brian and David Wayne Tate; her parents, George E. and Edna W. Morrison, all of Richmond.
Remains rest at the Laburnum Chapel, Woody Funeral Home, 2110 E. Laburnum where services will be conducted Wednesday, at 1:30 P.M. Interment Forest Lawn TUCKER Died at his residence, February 4, 1975, Nolton Lawrence Tucker, age 62. of Drakes Branch, Va. He is survived by his wife, Mrs.
Catherine Foster Tucker; four step-children, Herman, Kenneth, and. Tyree Wallace, and Kathleen Queensberry; three sisters, Mrs. Maude Parrish, Mrs. Clifton Fears, and Mrs. James Shelton.
Remains rest at the Browning Funeral Home, Keysville. services 4 P.M. the Lebanon United Thursday, Mathodist Church, Interment in church cemetery. WADE James L. (Jimmy) Wade, of 1500 Bellwood died February 4, 1975, at McGuire Hospital.
Survived by his wife, Mrs. Anna S. Wade; one son, James L. Wade, Jr. two daughters, Mrs.
June W. Martin and Mrs. Patricia W. Fender; one sister, Mrs. Catherine Carter; three brothers, Oscar S.
and Claude Wade; all of Richmond, and John M. Wade, of Broadway, N.C.: three grandchildren Melinda Ann and Diane Lynn Fender and Stephen Alvin Martin. His remains rest at the Joseph W. Bliley Funeral Home's Chippenham Chapel, 6900 Hull Street where services will be held Thursday at 3:30 P.M. Interment Riverview.
WOOD Mrs. Emmie M. Wood, 84, formerly of Richmond, died Tuesday, February 4, 1975. She is survived by her son, Russell K. Wood, daughter-in-law, Mrs.
Hilda E. Wood; two grandsons, David R. and Lawrence R. Wood; all of Falls Church. Remains rest at the Laburnum Chapel, Woody Funeral Home, 2110 E.
Laburnum Ave. Funeral arrangements incomplete. Mrs. Wood was a member of Blanche Spencer Chapter NO. 11 0.E.S.
In Memoriam STRANGE In loving memory of my son and my brother, Aubrey Lee Strange, who passed away three years ago today, February 5, 1972. We mourn but dare not question why; God called him home just when His future seemed secure and bright, We only pray to meet again. Father, Sister and Margaret COURTNEY In loving memory of my husband, Ernest Courtney, who departed this life, Feb. 5, 1970. Death broke the link that bound you to earth: But it can never sever.
The golden knot that our love tied, T'will bind us closer forever. Your wife. Helen Continued From rirst Page administration. He mentioned the foreign policy decisions, particularly regarding mainland China. "Everybody is capable of good and evil," he said.
"Now the evil shines out clearly and hides the good. I hope with time the full impact of the good and evil in the administration will be shown." Greatest Applause The most applause Dean received from the predominantly student audience of about 5,000 at New Kent Teachers Seek Raise Times-Dispatch State Staff PROVIDENCE FORGE The New Kent County Education Association has asked the school board to increase the top figures in the teacher's salary scale by more than $2,500. Miss Louise Carlton, chairman of the Program of Action for the education association, asked the school board Monday night to establish new pay scales for teachers with bachelor's degrees. The proposed scale would be $8,625 to $12,750 in 17 steps. The current scale, according to H.
Kenneth Brown School is $7,500 to $10,425 in 17 steps. The teachers also called on the board and school officials to allow the teachers more opportunity to participate in improving the curriculum. A special meeting of the schoolboard was called for Feb. 19 to allow consideration of the 1975-76 school budget. Man Sentenced; Charge Reduced An 18-year-old John Tyler Community College student, charged with abducting and raping a 14-year-old East End girl on Nov.
3, was acquitted of abduction but convicted of the reduced charge statutory rape in Richmond Circuit Court yesterday. Richard Terry Fuller, 18, of the 1200 block N. 37th was accused of taking the girl to his home and raping her after picking her up on a nearby street. The victim said Fuller and another man approached her as she was walking toward her home, also on 37th Street on the night of Nov.3. The two men forced her into a car, the victim said, and took her to Fuller's house, where Fuller raped her.
The second man was not charged, although the victim said he helped Fuller force her into the car. Sentencing was set for March 3. Highway Deaths Fewest in Years CHICAGO (UPI) -Deaths on U.S. highways were at an 11- year low in 1974, mainly because of reduced speeds, the National Safety Council said Tuesday. The total of 46,200 deaths was 17 per cent below 1973 figures.
Reporting on preliminary figures, the council said that disabling injuries were down 10 per cent, from 2 million in 1973 to 1.8 million in 1974. William and Mary Hall came when he said that "students are given 10 years in prison for possession of an ounce of marijuana, while people involved in a crime like this got only four He said that his time in prison had convinced him to speak out for prison reform. After about an hour some of the audience began to drift out of the auditorium and the number leaving became larger as time passed. Students were given a sheet of paper when they entered expressing the views of some of William and Mary's students and faculty members that Dean's $3,500 lecture fee was wrong. The fee, the sheet said, "would pay the expenses and honoraria for seven or eight distinguished visiting scholars.
would put a Virginia student through three semesters at William and Mary would feed a lot of hungry Mrs. Eva P. Perkins of 913 Barlen died February 4, 1975. She is survived by one son, Irvine H. Perkins; two daughters, Mrs.
Ruth P. Ellis, Mrs. Catherine P. Ford; one brother, Ernest E. Mayo and eight grandchildren.
Her remains rest at the Joseph W. Bliley Funeral Home, 3rd and Marshall St. Funeral notice later. PERKINSON Died Monday night in Petersburg General Hospital, Russell Stanley Perkinson, of Battersea Farm, Petersburg. Hewas the former owner and president of Southern Construction Co.
and also a charter member and past president of the Petersburg Kiwanis Club. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Virginia Anderson Perkinson; three sisters, Mrs. Benjamin F. Keeler.
Mrs. Grace P. Morrison and Mrs. Frank K. Martin, all of Petersburg; a brother, Col.
A. C. Perkinson, of Blackstone; several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will he Wednesday at 2 P.M. in the Petersburg Chapel, of the J.
T. Morriss and Son Funeral Home, with entombment in Blandford Cemetery. REAMS Joseph Garland Reams, 76. of 2004 Dawson Road, died Monday, February 3, 1975. He is survived by a daughter, Mrs.
W.R. (Virginia) Smith of Hanover Court House; three sons, Thomas M. Reams, of Sandston, Francis G. Reams, of Virginia Beach and Joseph G. Reams, Pastor, of Lakeland, Fla; two sisters, Mrs.
Inez Finch of Baltimore, and Mrs. Teal McWaters, of Seattle, also fourteen grandchildren and eleven great-grandchildren. Remains rest at the Laburnum Chapel, Woody Funeral Home, 2110 E. Laburnum where services will be conducted 3 P.M. Wednesday.
Interment Washington Memorial Park. RICHARDSON Died February 3, 1975, Joseph Richardson of 1737 Claiborne St. He is survived by four daughters, Mrs. Virginia B. Vass, Mrs.
Bernice M. Daye, Mrs. Barbara L. Miller, Mrs. Frances M.
Wilkerson; two sons, James Arthur D. Richardson; twelve grandchildren; great grandson; sister, Mrs. Blanche Johnson; a host of nieces and nephews; two daughters-in-law; three sons-in-law; one sister-inlaw; two brothers-in-law; and other relatives and friends. Remains rest at the 0. F.
Howard Funeral Home, 2011 Grayland Ave. where funeral services will be held 1 P.M. Thursday. Rev. Ralph Reavis, officiating.
Interment, Roselawn Memory Gardens. Family and friends will assemble at the funeral home 12:45 P.M. Thursday. The family will receive friends from 7 to 8 P.M. Wednesday.
RICHEY Died February 2, 1975, Chesley W. Richey, of 3925 Sherbrook Rd. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Dorothy B. Richey; two daughters, Mrs.
Nick J. Kovalakides of Hyattsville, Md. and Miss Nancy L. Richey; three grandchildren. The remains rest at the Frank A.
Bliley Funeral Home, 217 W. Grace St. Services 3 P.M. Wednesday at the grave at Arlington National Cemetery. SLEDD Mrs.
Alice T. Sledd, 86, of 1212 Essex widow of Hugh T. Sledd, died February 4, 1975. She is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Anabel S.
Carter of Richmond and Mrs. Frances S. Moose of Miami, a grandson, James F. Carter: a granddaughter, Betty Alice Moose; and a great grandchild, Miss Nicole Carter; four brothers, Harrison Tilman of Crozier, Frank Tilman of Newport News, Carter Tilman of Goochland, Gordon Tilmanof Amelia. Remains rest at the Woody Funeral Home, Parham Chapel, 1771 Parham Rd.
where services will be held 1:30 P.M. Thursday. Interment will follow at 3 P.M. in Red Lane Church Cemetery, Powhatan. In Memoriam SULLIVAN In loving memory of our sister-in-law, Muriel I.
Sullivan, who passed away Feb. 5, 1974. Always remembered, Gone, not forgotten. Carl. Audrey.
Vivian and Ruth "Crime Does Pay" Several students outside the hall carried banners which said, "Crime Does Pay." As he has maintained in his earlier campus appearances, Dean said he is "concerned" about the commercialism that has seemed to prevade his lecture tour regarding his fees, which range from $3,000 to $4.000. He said that he has been "rather encouraged by the tour and students thus far." He said he had learned that many universities will make "far more revenue in tickets" from his speech than what they are paying him. That money, he said, will be used to secure other speakers who otherwise could not have come to the campuses. "The fee problem still bothers me. If it does bother me he explained, he has a copy of a speech tostophis lecture swing still in his briefcase, "I will cancel it." He said there are no new revelations he could furnish on Watergate and is not saving any new ones for his forthcoming book.
Antibias Effort Will Be Topic At Session HALL Times-Dispatch State Staff WILLIAMSBURG A conference on affirmative action is scheduled Thursday by the Danforth Associates at the College of William and Mary. program is open to the public without charge. According to Virgil V. McKenna, professor of psychology and one of the Danforth Associates here, the program will begin at 1:30 p.m. at the Campus Center Little Theater.
Dr. Cythia Fuchs Epstein, women's rights advocate and sociologist at Columbia University, and Dr. Mary M. Lepper, director of the higher education division of the Office of Civil Rights, Department of Health, Education and Welfare, will be the speakers. Joining local and college personnel at 3 p.m.
workshop sessions will be Blacksburg lawyer and activist Pay Dyson and Ms. Flora Crater, founder of the Virginia Women's Political Caucus, and unsuccessful candidate for lieutenant governor in 1973. Raze Burned Hotel, Fredericksburg burg Says Times-Dispatch State Staff FREDERICKSBURG The Mary Washington Hotel, gutted by fire Monday night, will have to be torn down, owner Coleman Gore of Leesburg learned Tuesday. Gore said he would comply with the Fredericksburg building inspector's instructions to remove the building. The hotel burned for more than two hours Monday night as firemen from Fredericksburg and Falmouth fought the flames in the 44-room frame building.
No one was in the hotel, which had been vacated two months ago to allow for repairs from a September fire in the attic which caused damage of less than $10,000. No estimate has been given for damage from Monday's fire. Chairs, beds and chests left in the hotel were lost, however, and some files of the Wood insurance agency, located on the first floor of the building, were soaked with water. Gore, who owns only part of the block where the hotel is located, said that if he could purchase the rest he might construct a new building. He said his plans are not definite, however.
THIS OFFICE WILL BE CLOSED WEDNESDAY, FEB. 5 due to the death of MRS. MARY CLEMENTS mother of MRS. M. ARTHUR ANDERSON JACK NULL CO.
ED'S MARINE 7609 Midlothian Pike WILL BE CLOSED FEB. 5th from 1 P.M. Due to the death of IRVING BARLEY.
