Page 10 KILGORE NEWS HERALD Friday, July 6, 1984 Deaths and funerals KILGOROUND ROSA B. BOTKINS Funeral services for Rosa B. Botkins, 72, of Kilgore, were held at 2 p.m. today in Rader Funeral Home with Minister Ray Hooper officiating. Cemetery.
Pallbearers Kilgore. Glen was in City Wright, Al Botkins, David Mullin, Jack Burross, Rusty Burross and Jeff Burross. Miss Botkins, a chemist for Gulf Oil Co. for 35 years, died Tuesday morning in Arlington Community Hospital in Arlington. She had lived here 50 years.
brotheiving, are nieces, four two sisters, nephews, one 12 great nieces and great-nephews. MILTON TANKERSLEY SR. Milton Tankersley 79, Albuquerque, N.M., formerly of Kilgore, died June 22 city. Services were held June 25 in Fellowshp Baptist Church in Albuquerque, where he was a deacon and usher. The Rev.
John F. Blue officiated, and burial was in Sunset Memorial Park. Trustees of the church served as pallbearers. Survivors are his wife of 61 years, Mrs. Elsie Tankersley, Albuquerque; two daughters, Margaret White, Albuquerque, and Helen- Kyle, Del Rio, two cons, Milton Tankersley Midland, and Bobby Tankersley, Reno, 12 grandchildren; 12 greatgrandchildren; a brother, Cecil Tankersley, Quitman; two sisters, Mary Owens, Temple, and Ethel Aldridge, Eastland.
FERN SEWELL LONGVIEW Funeral services for Fern Sewell, 63, of Longview, will be held at 1 p.m. Saturday in Lakeview Funeral Home with -Dr. Larry, Kindrick officiating. Burial will be in Lakeview Memorial Gardens Cemetery. Mrs.
died Wednesday in a Houston hospital after brief illness. had lived here 26 years. She was a native of Thrift and was a member of Greggton First Baptist Church. Survivors are four daughters, Joy Ann Rigdon, Garland, Kay Little, Diana, Rae Jones, Wylie, and Nancy Sewell, Longview; two sisters, Maxine Boone and Ruby Ayers, both of Dallas; nine grandchildren, three -grandchi dren, two nieces and one nephew. JAMES R.
GALLMAN LONGVIEW James R. (Happy) -Gallman, 90, of Hallsville, died Wednesday in a local hospital after a brief illness. Services will be held at 2. p.m. Saturday in the First United Methodist Church of Hallsville with the Grissom and Eugene Steger.
officiating. Burial will be in Memory Park Cemetery. Mr. Gallman had lived in the Long view-Hallsville area most of his life and was a Ruston, La. He was a ativetired district gauger for Phillips Petroleum a member of the First United Methodist Church of Hallsville, the Odd Fellow Lodge, the Knights of Pythias and the Rebekah Lodge.
He was a veteran of World War I. The family will receive friends from 6 to 8 p.m. today at Rader Funeral Home. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Eva Leota- -Gallmen, Hallsville, two daughters, Mrs.
Billie G. Martin, Hallsville, and Dr. La Verne Gallman, Temple; one son, James R. Gallman Texarkana; one brother, Finis Gallman, Toledo, Ohio; one sister. Mrs.
Pearl G. Walker, Ruston, six grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren. CHARLES A. IRVIN SR. HENDERSON Charles Irvin 87.
of Route 3. Hendersite. died Lodge. cel 5:45 Nursing a.m. Home.
today after a long illness. Services will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday in the chapel of Crawford-A. Crim Funeral Home with the Rev. Gary Fitzgerald officiating, and burial will be in Duncan Cemetery, Mr.
Irvin, a retired farmer, had lived in Rusk County 65 years. He was a member of Springs United Methodist Church and a -veteran of World War I. The family will receive friends at the funeral home from 6 to 8 p.m. today. Survivors are two sons, Robert W.
Irvin, Route 3, Henderson, and Charles A. Irvin Longview; one daughter, Mrs. Sarah Fears, Tyler; and five grandchildren. -FRANK EDWARD FITE HENDERSON Frank Edward Fite, 84, of Temple, formerly of County, 8:15 a.m. today Crestview Maynard Nursing Center in Belton.
Services, are Crim Funeral -pending with- MRS. RUBY L. ANDREWS HENDERSON Mrs. Ruby L. Andrews, 81, of Henderson, died at 1.
p.m. Thursday in Henderson Memorial Hospital. Services are pending at Bryan Funeral Home. TESSIE MOORE JONES HENDERSON Mrs. Tessie -Moore Jones, 76, of- -Center, formerly of Rusk County, died at 7 p.m.
Thursday in Nacogdoches Memorial Hospital after an automobile accident which both she and her husband were killed. Services are pending at Bryan Funeral Home. Surviving are one daughter, Smith, Mount Enterprise; one sister, Mrs. Joy Chambers, Houston; two brothers; Henry Cochran, Henderson, and Omer Cochran, Colmesneil; one grandson and one great-grandson. MRS.
MABEL DAWSON Funeral services for Mrs. Mabel Dawson, 79, of Kilgore, were held at 10 a.m. today in the First Baptist Church of Kilgore with the Rev. 0. D.
Oliver officiating. Burial was in Memorial Gardens, Longview, directed by Rader Funeral Home of Kilgore. Pallbearers were W. D. Anderson, Ralph Beene, Jewel T.
Proctor, Jim Taylor, Jerry Raines and Lewis Clinkscales. Mrs. Dawson died Tuesday in a Shreveport hospital. She had lived here since 1933. Survivors are her husband, Floyd R.
Dawson Kilgore; two sons, three brothers, three grandchildren and two great dren. BRENDA LOU RICHARDSON LONGVIEW Mrs. Brenda Lou Richardson, 34, of Longview, died Thursday morning in a Longview hospital after a sudden illness. Services will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday in Welch Funeral Home with Dr.
itay Tempenny officiating. Burial will be in Winterfield Cemetery. Mrs. Richardson was a lifelong resident of East Texas. She was a member of Macedonia Baptist Church and a clerk at Southland Nigerian found drugged on plane -LONDON (UPI) Nigeria detained a British jumbo jet in Lagos today after police near London found Nigeria's most wanted fugitive drugged, tied up and unconscious aboard an airliner scheduled to take off for Lagos.
Home Secretary Leon Brittan said 17 people were arrested and being questioned in connection with the attempted kidnaping in London Thursday of Umaru Dikko, Nigeria's wealthy former transport minister, escaped his country six months ago after the civilian government was toppled by a military coup. The Nigerian ambassador was summoned to the foreign office to explain the incident but denied his government was involved, Brittan said. In Lagos, meanwhile, authorities grounded a London-bound British Caledonian Boeing 747 that they ordered to return shortly after it took off with about 200 passengers and crew on board. There was no immediate official explanation for, the action. but it appeared to in retaliation for the holding up of a Nigeria Airways Boeing 707.
British police found Dikko aboard the Nigeria Airways plane in a crate. Brittan told the House of Commons that Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher's government strongly" to Nigeria over the British plane and called for the immediate release of the passengers. Dikko was reported in satisfactory condition at a London area hospital and was under guard. Brittan said two crates, one of them containing Dikko, were opened Thursday night at Stansted Airport in the presence of a Nigerian diplomat. "Two people were found in each crate," Brittan said.
"One crate contained Mr. Dikko, who was unconscious and another man who was conscious and in possession of drugs and syringes. The other crate contained two men, both BLUEBERRIES Danville Farms Danville Road 984-0885 PICK YOUR OWN Friday, 3-8 P.M., Saturday 7 A.M. Each Weekend I In July Savings Association. Survivors are her husband, Billy Richardson, Longview; a stepson, David Richardson, Longview; a stepdaughter, Susan Davis, Longview: her mother.
Mrs. Naomi Ragsdale, Ore City: a grandfather, -(Continued from Page 1) Mankins- and Sen. Ed -Howard Graham Kathy Majors, visited often by the late Dr. D. C.
voted no, and Rep. Rodgers, Dianna Morris, Simmons, has undergone a McWilliams and Sen. Roy Blake. Anderson, Tracey Savell, booming development Mr. and the other area representatives, Johnston, Clay Reagan and Mrs.
James Hall Griffin are back voted yes The city water Turner, from Yellowstone. National Park department reports that Saturday's birthday and other places out West And Thursday's rainfall totaled 1.6 Johnny Wade Mrs. Caroline Ross' latest trip included inches, but people who dig in the Clark, Tommy Freeman, Leonard Mantooth, Ore City; two the Greek island of Corfu, the dirt say it's still dry down there B. N. Irwin, Mrs.
L. L. McDonald, sisters, Wanda L. Prock, Mesquite, Italian and French Rivieras, and that we need more: Mrs. Frankie Adams, Healy, Clary, and Donna Brennan, Longview; Spain, Gibraltar and the islands of Chris Dorsey, Karen Mrs.
one grandchild, two nieces. five Elba, Corsica, Sardinia and FOR GIVEAWAY: Nine kittens, Luther Holland, Jenny Partain and nephews and several aunts and Madeira. assorted colors, would like good David Wheeler. uncles. homes, 984-2108 Two solid white IN ADDITION: Fred Kerstetter and one solid black kittens, litter Louis Colbert of Elderville died money orders were purchased here LOUIS COLBERT of the Post Office says 20 to 25 trained, phone 834-3054, Overton.
KILGORE TI Thursday morning Good for tickets to the Michael Jackson HAPPY BIRTHDAY to Johnny view. before Monday's deadline When Moore, Todd Hayman, Lori Shepherd Medical Center in Long- concert at Texas Stadium in Irving Stokely, Mrs. H. L. Pyle, Ronnie I CABLE TV -Mitchell Funeral Funeral services Home are of pending at the billion tax Legislature bill, passed the $4.9 Sanders, Eloise -Walker, Joe 410 E.
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