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TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE, Monday, October 2, 1950 BODY OF TAMPA AIRMAN ENDS LIFE Sgt. Randall Lee Thicker, 25, of Vincennes, Ind. telephone switchboard operator at MacDill Air Force Base, killed himself early yesterday morning by shooting himself in the right temple with a carbine in hH quarters. He died shortly afterward in the base hospital. Friends said Thacker had been despondent for several months.

He is survived by his parents. MAN RECOVERED Drowned While Hunt CROSSING ON FRANKLIN ST. BLOCKED TODAY The intersection' of Franklin and Whiting Sts. will be blocked off this morning when work begins about 7 o'clock to raise railroad tracks there, in connection with the Franklin St. paving project, the traffic bureau announced.

Patrolmen will be stationed on Franklin at Piatt St. and Washington Sts. to reroute through A. G. DAUGHTREY, CATTLEMAN, DIES AT FORT MYERS FORT MYERS, Oct 1.

(Special) Arthur G. (Ott) Daughtrey, native born Lee County cattleman and ordained minister, died here yesterday. He was 69. Daughtrey attended the first high school in Fort Myers and taught school here himself for several years. Then he combined operation of his cattle with running a general store and postoffice at the community of Bayshore.

branched into the dairy business and in his final years devoted himself to raising beef cattle. He owned pastures and cattle In Lee and Charlotte Counties. ing Clams in Bay The body of John W. Goff, 40, Sea board Air Line shop employe and lather of four children, was recovered tU Aty from Tampa Bay at 1 o'clock yester DEATH CLAIMS IVAN CORNELIUS Was Son of the Late County Judge J. Ivan Cornelius, 37, son of Mrs.

G. H. Cornelius and the late Judge Cornelius, of 2425 Sunset died at Tampa Hospital yesterday morning after a long illness. Born in Tampa, he attended school here and after graduation from Plant High, School, attended the University of Florida. He was a member of Sigma Nu social fraternity and the Merrymakers Club.

He is survived by his mother, two sisters, Mrs. Hugh Dawson and Mrs. J. Clifford MacDonald, and a brother, J. Oswald Cornelius, of Tampa.

Funeral services will be held this afternoon at 2 o'clock at the B. Marion Reed Funeral Home. Burial will be in Myrtle Hill Cemetery. Pallbearers will be Clayton Cross, Albert Thornton, Albert Thompson, Dr. E.

F. Carter, T. Payne Kelly, and Norman Brown. day afternoon within 150 feet of the spot where he disappeared Saturday afternoon while hunting clams with three friends. Goffs father-in-law, H.

W. Parsley, FUNERAL NOTICES ATTACK FATAL TO TAMPA MAN CRABBING IN BAY ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 1. (JP) Roy Mickler, 45-year-old Tampa filling station operator of 1808 Watrous died today of a- heart attack suffered while crabbing in Tampa Bay.

He was stricken this afternoon while fishing for crabs with his wife and daughter. He was pronounced dead upon arrival at Mound Park Hospital here. His wife called for help when he suffered the attack off Weedon's Island. She was unable to get ashore with the small boat in which the Micklers were fishing. Her cries for assistance brought Mrs.

A. D. Davis, of St. Petersburg, whose boat pulled the Mickler craft ashore. Magistrate Edward P.

Silk pronounced the death was due to a heart attack. B. Marion Reed, of Tampa, has charge of funeral arrangements. Mickler had been a resident of Tampa for 15 years. Other survivors are two sons, Richard R.

Mickler and B. Wayne Mickler; his mother, Mrs. Rae Mickler, and a sister, Mrs. Ted Thompson, all of Tampa. Funeral services will be held at 10 A.

M. Tuesday at the B. Marion Reed Funeral Home in Tampa. The Rev. Robert E.

Lee of Tampa's Bayshore Baptist Church will officiate. Burial will be in Tampa at Royal Palm Cemetery. of 211 West Piatt St, said the body was recovered by five members- of the party of 18 men who had been search- tag constantly in four boats since Goff I 4 jWflriJ ifft disappeared. In the boat making the recovery were Wade Alderman, Otis Jones. Jimmie Moore, Herbert Rawls and Chester Wilson.

ACOSTA, MR. ENFEMIO Funeral services for Mr. Enfemio Acosta, age 65, of 2912 Ybor a resident of Tampa for the past 40 years and a member of Caballeros de la Lui and Circulo Cubano, who passed away Sunday morning at a local hospital, will be held this afternoon at 4:15 o'clock at the Clark Memorial Baptist Church, 1909 15th with the Rev. Abdiel J. Silva officiating.

The funeral cortege will leave the Lord Fernandez Chapel for the church at 4 o'clock. Caballeros de la Luz will be in charge of the services at the graveside. Interment will be in Wood-lawn Cemetery. He is survived by a brother, Higinio Acosta; a sister, Mrs. Virginia Espinosa; four nephews, Charles Acosta.

Lionel Carreno, Hector Carreno nd Joaquin Espinosa: five nieces. Mrs. Ofella Fernandez, Mrs. Bertila Scag-lione, Mrs. Zoraida Saba, Mrs.

Hilda Betancourt and Mrs. Maggie Hernandez, all of Tampa. MOTHER, THREE CHILDREN HURT A 23-year-old Lutz woman and her three children were injured in a two-car collision yesterday afternoon on U. S. Highway 541 just north of Hillsborough County in Pasco County, the highway patrol reported.

The oldest of Mrs. E. F. Ellerbee's children is Martha, 8, who suffered a broken arm. Children Alice, 5, and Nora Jean, 3, and the young mother received only minor injuries, Tampa Hospital records show.

DIES Ivan Cornelius At William Parr pharmacy you find registered pharmacists with a solid background of training and experience. Our business is devoted xehi sively to filling prescriptions faithfnlly, accr ately, exactly as your doctor ordered. Only the freshest, purest drugs ar used. Bring your next prescription to William Parr pharmacy conveniently located in the lobby of th Citizens Building. Goff was hunting clams with three fellow workers, J.

P. Scott, his son, J. Jr, and J. C. Perry, all of 2220 Corrine St.

The elder Scott said three of them were dragging a boat into the Bay with Goff lagging behind. When they looked around, Goff had disappeared. They shouted, but got no response. The body was found about a half- FREE DIABETES TESTS TO BE GIVEN PUBLIC NEW YORK. Oct.

1 (JP) A na CORNELIUS. J. IVAN Funeral services mile from the west end of Gandy Bridge on the south side near in what Is known as George's Channel near a tionwide campaign giving free tests for diabetes the week of Nov. 12-18 ENGLISH TEACHERS TO MEET The Hillsborough County English Council will meet at 3:45 o'clock this afternoon at Hillsborough High School. All English teachers in secondary schools are invited to attend.

commercial fisherman's camp. was announced today by the American Diabetes Association. for J. Ivan Cornelius, 2425 Sunset who passed away yesterday morning in a Tampa hospital, will be held this afternoon at 2 o'clock at the B. Marion Reed Funeral Home, Piatt St.

at Plant with Christian Science services. Burial will be in Myrtle Hill Cemetery. Pallbearers are Clayton V. Cross, Albert 8. Thornton, O.

Albert Thompson, Dr. E. F. Carter. T.

Payne Kelly, and Norman Brown. Mr. Cornelius is survived by his mother, Mrs. Annie J. Cornelius: two sisters, Mrs.

J. Clifford MacDonald. Mrs. Hugh S. Dawson, and a brother, J.

Oswald Cornelius, all of Tampa. Parsley said his son-in-law was an excellent swimmer, but had a weak 'Your Doctor Is My Reference It is a step toward discovering 000 Americans believed to have this heart. He theorized that Goff stepped in a deep hole and suffered a heart disease, without knowing it. HELP WANTED Couple to assist in goat milk dairy. Fr house and salary.

PH. 38-2721 before 1 P. M. CORPORATION DIVIDENDS UP DURING AUGUST WASHINGTON, Oct. 1 (JP) Corporation dividends in August rose 11 per cent over last year's level, the commerce department reported today.

The report was based on publicly reported cash dividend payments, which the department estimates to comprise about two thirds of total dividend. These publicly reported dividends last month totaled $212,900,000 against $191,600,000 in August 1949 The department added that for the three months ended August the announced dividends, at a total, were 8 per cent above comparable 1949. The goal this year is 5,000,000 tests. available in all parts of the country, said Dr. John A.

Reed, chairman of Parsley said the search party of friends and relatives received good cooperation from the Pinellas County the association's diabetes detection NEGRO HELD IN WOMAN'S DEATH A 20-year-old Negro woman died early yesterday morning, not quite four hours after she was stabbed in the neck following an argument at Miller's Bar Grill, at 1010 Scott St. She was Mammie Louise Pope, of 1019 Harrison St. A Negro listed as Elizabeth Wilborn, alias Guichi Gal, 28, of 730 2nd gave herself up at the county jail and was booked for murder by City Detective J. B. Bowers and J.

L. Kelley. committee. It is expected to turn up about 50,000 of the diabetic unknowns. sheriff's office and he expressed ap preciation to two unidentified com In many areas, private physicians mercial fishermen who offered the use PHA ft MA CiS CHURCHILL.

GUY M. The body of Guy M. Churchill, 70, who died at Winter Haven late Saturday, will lie in state at the Ott Laughlln Funeral Home chapel, Winter Haven, from 10 A. M. to 3 P.

M. The body will be sent to Rush-ville, for services and entombment in the family mausoleum, with the Wyatt Memorial Funeral Home in charge. of all boats needed in the search with RECTAL DISEASES Non-Surgical Methods Dr. J. R.

Alden 506 Stovall Office 41S Tampa St. Office Hours 10 to 3 Closed Wad. PHONE 2-2872 will give free tests in their own offices, Dr. Reed said. In others, special out charge.

Goff lived in Mango Hills. testing centers will be set up in lo He had been a' resident of Tampa fr eight years. He was a veteran 2-8585 i LOBBY CITIZENS BLDG. calities, and mobile units will visit schools, factories and clubs. Of World War II.

He is survived by his widow, Mrs, SERVICE and QUICK FROZEN MEAT DEPARTMENTS)) Marceline Goff; four children, Richard, 11, Bobby, 10, Larry, 8, Patricia Abb, his father, John W. Goff, Tampa; and a sister, Mrs. Cozett Mac- DAVIS. JAMES EDGAR Funeral services for James Edgar Davis, 65, resident of 314 North Sterling who passed away Thursday night at a Tampa hospital, will be held Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock from Wilson Simmon Company Funeral Home with interment in Myrtle Hill Cemetery. Military honors will be furnished by MacDill Air Force base.

Gown, Miami. Funeral services will be held at 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon at the B. Marion Reed Funeral Home with The Rev. J. J.

Dorough, pastor of the GOFF. JOHN JR. Funeral services for Mr. John W. Goff.

39. Mango Hills, will be held Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock at the B. Marlon Reed Funeral Home, Piatt St. at Plant Rev. J.

J. Broadway Baptist Church, officiating Burial will be in Mount Enon Cemetery, Plant City. New Cafeteria JACKSONVILE, Oct. 1. (JP) Dorough, pastor of the Broadway Baptist Church officiating.

Burial will be in Mt. Enon Cemetery. Mr. Goff is survived by his widow, Mrs. Marcelina Goff; one daughter.

Patricia; three sons, Lowry, Bobbie, and Richard Goff; his father, John W. Goff. Tampa, and a sister. Mrs. Cozett MacGown, Miami.

A contract for the construction of a $750,000 Morrison's Cafeteria here HENDERSON BLVD. at DALE MABRY OPEN 8 A. M. CLOSE 9 P. M.

MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY "AIR-CONDITIONED" BROADWAY at 40th ST. STORE OPEN MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 8 A. M. 'TIL 10 P. M.

DOWNTOWN STORE CITY MARKETS BUILDING CORNER MORGAN AND ZACK STREETS Open Tues. thm Thur. 8 A. M. to 6:30 P.

M. FRIDAY 8 A. M. to 9 P. M.

SATURDAY 8 A. M. to 8 P. M. has been awarded to S.

S. Jacobs JOHNSON, MRS. BESSIE Mrs. Bessie Construction Company, Jacksonville contractor. The new building, to have two stories and a basement, will be on Monroe Street on the site of the Old YWCA building.

SPRING LAMB SWEET Johnson, 67, of 1502 Morgan passed away yesterday morning at her residence. Funeral services will be held Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the chapel of the F. T. Blount Company Funeral home with Rev. John B.

Dickson, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church, officiating. Interment will be in Myrtle Hill Memorial Park. Pallbearers will be selected from members of the Seminole Post No. Ill, American Legion. Surviving are one niece, Mrs.

A. E. Jarrett of Canton, Ohio, and a sister-in-law, Mrs. Sallie Allerton of Omaha, Neb. POTATOES 5 24 m.

sic LEAVINE, MR. WILLIAM E. Mr. William MORRELL'S PRIDE FANCY WINESAP DEATHS ENFEMIO ACOSTA Enfemio Acosta, 65, of 2912 Ybor a resident of Tampa for the past 40 years and a member of Caballeros de La Luz and Circulo Cubano, died Sunday morning at a local hospital. He is survived by one brother, Higinio Acosta; one sister, Mrs.

Virginia Espinosa. MRS. BESSIE JOHNSON Mrs. Bessie Johnson, 67, of 1502 Morgan died yesterday morning a i i Mnfj.fA APPLES 3 29 ioi lag lb- Jim JjdjojcU MORRELL'S PRIDE ICEBERG E. Leavlne, 67.

of 121 W. Fern passed away Saturday morning in a local hospital. Funeral services will be held this afternoon at 4 o'clock from the chapel of the F. T. Blount Company Funeral Home with Rev.

Pat Hardeman, pastor of the North Street Church of Christ, officiating. Interment will be in Myrtle Hill Memorial Park. Active pallbearers will be Lee Roblson, Melvin Robison, A. O. Glover, W.

S. McLean, E. J. Morrison. W.

A. Planzer; honorary bearers are I. Heath. J. W.

Jerkins, R. H. Cribbs, T. S. McCants, M.

R. Newman, and J. C. Dasher. Mr.

Leavlne is survived by his widow, Mrs. Ruby Mae Leavlne of Tampa; two sons. Robert W. and Wallace both of Tampa; two daughters, Mrs. O.

H. Mason, Mrs. N. B. Henley, both of Tampa; mother, Mrs.

Ola Leavine of Tampa; four brothers, W. W. Leavine of Odessa. Roy Leavine of Ruskin, Edgar and Gus Leavine of Tampa: five sisters, Mrs. Chester Davies, Mrs.

D. W. White, Mrs. J. D.

Todd. Mrs. Winnie Berryhill. all of Tampa, Mrs. D.

A. Sprague of St. Petersburg; 14 grandchildren and one great grandchild. LETTUCE 2 21 PORKSAUSA 1 -lb. bag SKINLESS ALL MEAT WIENERS lb.

49c YELLOW Va' OlEO lb. 27c WESTERN BEEF LIVER lb. 59c GOLDEN YELLOW WESTERN BABY BEEF BANANAS 4 29' LEE. REV. LEWIS E.

Funeral services for at ner one wtu Jianyc of Mapleton, Ohio, and had resided 4n Tampa for the past 10 years. She is survived by a niece, Mrs. A. E. Jarrett, of Canton, Ohio, and a sister-in-law, Mrs.

Sallie Allerton, of Omaha, Neb. MRS. MINNIE L. THOMPSON Mrs. Minnie L.

Thompson, 89, 115 Magnolia died yesterday afternoon at a local hospital. She had been a resident of Tampa for 30 years. She is survived by a niece, Mrs. Henry Roberts, Tampa, and a brother, Samuel Russell, Key West. FRED LOZIER HAINES CITY.

Oct. 1. (Specian Fred Adam Lozier, 79, died in a Lakeland hospital last night after a short illness. CAROL EMORY CURRY LEESBURG, Oct. 1.

(Special) Carol Emory Curry, 23, native of Lake County and resident of Umatilla for the past seven years, died today in a Eustis hospital from injuries received in an automobile accident Saturday night. GORTONS MICHIGAN WHITE MJ (DE)F0 1-LB. WOODEN BOX CELERY 2 15' Rev. Lewis E. Lee, 82, a retired Baptist minister and resident of Starke for 10 years, a former resident of Tampa for 30 years, who passed away Saturday morning at Stark Hospital, will be held Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock from Wilson gammon Company Funeral Home.

The Rev. J. Earl Lewis of the Bethel Baptist Church and The Rev. Fred C. Thisse of the United Brethren Church to officiate.

Interment in Orange Hill Cemetery. Pallbearers will be Vernon Bryant. J. W. Bryant, Tommy Jones.

E. J. Benton, Emmett Lee and Johnnie Lee. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Hattle Lee.

Starke: two sons, Carlos Lee. Tampa, and Eddie E. Lee. Milton; four daughters, Mrs. E.

E. Bryant, Mrs. E. J. Benton.

Mrs. T. G. Jones and Mrs. Pansy Suarez, all of Tampa; one step-daughter, Mrs.

Lois Griffls, Starke; one step-son, B. W. Geiger. Tampa; one sister, Mrs. Rose Jackson, Jacksonville; 2t grandchildren and 28 great M(0WS (QED) BEEF (Limit Two) Can GUY M.

CHURCHILL WINTER HAVEN, Oct. 1 (Special) SWIFT'S Guy M. Churchill, 70, died last night 3 lb. can One) MICKLER. ROY L.

Funeral services for Mr. Roy L. Mlckler. 45, 1808 Watrous who died suddenly yesterday afternoon, will be held Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock at the B. Marion Reed Funeral Home, Piatt St.

at Plant Rev. Robert E. Lee, pastor of the Bay-shore Baptist Church, officiating. Burial will be in Royal Palm Cemetery, St. Petersburg.

Survivors are his widow, Mrs. Jennie Mickleri two sons, Richard R. and B. Wayne Mlckler; his mother. CLEANSER 2 21 JV In the city hospital after a short illness.

MRS. CERRIE R. PAGE WINTER HAVEN, Oct. 1 (Special) Mrs. Rae Mlckler, and a sister, Mrs.

Ted Thompson. Mrs. Cerrie R. Page, 75, pioneer citizen, died suddenly last night at her BEECH-NUT BABY FOOD 3 J-r, I POWERS. MRS.

SARAH ELIZABETH Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Powers. 78, of Six Mile home In Inwood. MRS. SARAH E.

POWERS Creek, passed away yesterday afternoon at her residence. The remains will be OLD GLORY Large Pkg, (Limit One) Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Powers, 78, of Six Mile Creek, died yesterday I sent Monday to Morrlssett St Sons Funeral Home. Richmond, for ices and interment. Surviving are one son.

W. M. Powers of Tampa, one daugh afternoon at her residence. She was ter, Mrs. Desta Pauth of Tampa, one JV a native of Wise County, Virginia, and had resided in Tampa for the past eight years.

She is survived by I Villi brother. M. 8. Davis of Coeburn, 17 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren. Local arrangements are in charge of the F.

T. Blount Company Funeral Home. one son, W. M. Powers, of Tampa: one daughter, Mrs.

Desta Pauth, of Tampa; one brother, M. S. Davis, of PICKETT, MRS. MINNIE PEARL SWIN-FORD Mrs. Minnie Pearl Swinford Pickett, 73.

of Jacksonville and Tampa, passed away Friday morning In a Jack Coeburn, 17 grandchildren and sonville hospital. Funeral services will 12 great-grandchildren. tn) No.300 ((jc 0)lC1LnlJVJS) IL Cans US ell be held at 2 o'clock this afternoon at the Dover Baptist Church with Rev. W. B.

Davidson, pastor of the Calvary Baptist Church, officiating. Interment will be in La Villa Cemetery. Surviving are her husband, M. 8. Pickett of Jackson Phone 31-3141 for Beautiful FttRrl Designs Lii'iuuiAmm ville; three sons, Ulric Swinford of LITTLE CHIEF GOLDEN HUNT'S TOMATO SAUCE 3 19 CHRYSANTHEMUMS Tampa, Leo Swinford of Jacksonville, Guy Swinford of Texas: four daughters, Mrs.

C. C. Williamson. Mrs. D.

W. How-erton, Mrs. W. C. Jackson, all of Tampa, Mrs.

H. G. Morgan of Kansas; two brothers. Jay Harris of Pinkard. Bruce Harris of Cottondale, 13 grandchildren and four great grandchildren.

Arrangements are in charge of the F. T. Blount Company Funeral Home. Fall Flowers in Variety VT No. 303 Cans FLORAL (NULL CHURCH'S GRAPE JUICE 39 CO.

30 W. Lafayatt Pom 8-1855 TEDDER, MRS. LOURINE Mrs. Lourine Tedder, 41, of 2802 Va Corrine passed away Saturday morning in a local hospital. Funeral services will be held this afternoon at 3 o'clock from the Ruskin Church of God with Rev.

Coleman, the pastor, officiating. Interment will be in Sanford Cemetery in Rlvervlew. Surviving are her husband. Joe Bill Tedder, of Tampa: two sons. Ralph J.

and Harley Hubert Tedder of Tampa; two daughters, Mrs. Doris Thomas of Tampa. Mrs. Mildred Lyles of Savannah, three brothers. Lynn Locke of Wauehula, J.

C. Pint Jar WEE UUJ Superior Craftsmanship Enduring Bt-auty Twm MrU 4 Grsaite 2401 K. Broadway Rh. 4-2524 Locke of Frostproof. Dave Locke of pillsbury Den r-TN nric-irarN -x Wauehula: three sisters, Mrs.

J. C. Tedder of Ruskin. Mrs. Mary Tison, Mrs.

Wilbur Whitley, both of and three grandchildren. Arrangements are in charge of the F. T. Blount Company Funaral Home. No.

2 The Florida FLOUR 49 sour Him (S jUlSuuliulI Can eerrt Association (ft Gratefully aeknotcl- THOMPSON. MINNIE L. Funeral services for Mrs. Minnie L. Thompson, 89, 115 Magnolia who passed away yesterday afternoon in a local hospital, will be held Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the B.

Marlon Reed Funeral Home, Piatt 8t. at Plant Dr. E. S. Campbell, pastor of the Hyde "Park Presbyterian Church, officiating.

Burial will be in Myrtle Hill Cemetery. Mrs. Thompson is gurvlved by a brother. Samuel Russell. Key West, and a niece.

Mrs. Henry Roberts. Tampa. edges Memorial gifts. PRICES GOOD MONDAY THRU WEDNESDAY -clIrwaSr3 store P.O.

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