in C. A SHREVEPORT JOURNAL, SHREVEPORT-BOSSIER CITY, TUESDAY, OCT. 8, 1974 TODAY'S NEWS TODAY-WITH TODAY'S PICTURES, Local Deaths with funeral services to be held Wednesday at 10 a.m. St. Catherine Catholic Church.
Rev. Frank Foret, church pastor, will officiate. Burial will be in Forest Park. Mr. Ezelle, a native of Laurel, and Shreveport resident for four years, died Monday at 3:05 a.m.
in Schumpert Medical Center following a long illness. He was a retired pipe fitter. include his son. Travis Kirk Ezelle of Puerto Rico: a daughter Mrs. Kathryn Cecile Witherwax of Lake Charles; a sister, Mrs.
William: E. Naas of Shreveport; and four grandchildren. DR. R. K.
WOMACK Funeral services for longtime Shreveport urologist, Dr. Robert Kendrick Womack, were to be held at 1 p.m. today in Osborn Funeral Home chapel with Rev. Leonard Dupree, assistant pastor of First Baptist Church, officiating. Burial was to be in Forest Park Cemetery, Dr.
Womack died at 2 a.m. Monday after a long illness. MRS. CAMPBELL Funeral services for Mrs. Nora E.
Campbell, 80, of 312 Prospect will held held at 1 Thursday in Freewill. Baptist Church, Russellville, under direction of Humphrey Funeral Home. Mrs. Campbell, died at 2:30 p.m. Monday in Doctors Hospital after a sudden illness.
She was a lifelong member of Freewill Baptist Church. Survivors include three daughters, Mrs. Mary Hall of Shreveport, Mrs. Ruby of Indio, and Mrs. Amie Davenport San Diego, four sons, B.
of, Campbell, Leamond Campbell and Troy Campbell, of Concord and Rev. all. Clarence Campbell of McAlister, three brothers and three sisters; and a number of grandchildren, -grandchildren and great great grandchildren. GLEN McCARTY Funeral services for Glen McCarty, 74, of 5414 Sussex St. will be held at 10 a.m.
Wednesday in the Marshall Street chapel of Rose-Neath Funeral Home with Rev. Wilson Warren, pastor of Dunlap Presbyterian Church, officiating. Burial will be in Forest Park West Cemetery. Mr. McCarty died at 1:40 a.m.
today in Schumpert Medical Center after a long illness. A native of Marshall, he had resided in Shreveport since 1947 and was a member of Dunlap Presbyterian Church, Mr. McCarty worked at the Bentley Hotel in Alexandria for 17 years, the Heidelbert Hotel in Baton Rouge for five years, the Washington-Youree Hotel in Shreveport for four years and 17 years at the Captain Shreve until retirement. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Bessie Peters McCarty of Shreveport; one son, Harold McCarty of Shreveport; one daughter, Mrs.
Fave Fletcher of W. Monroe; one brother, Joseph McCarty Jr. of Cheneyville; and six grandchildren. Development Of Downtown Area Looms "Downtown is an idea whose time has come," John D. Caruthers chairman of the Downtown Development Committee of the Shreveport Chamber of Commerce, told members of Downtown Shreveport Unlimited during a luncheon of the group at the Petroleum Club today.
The Downtown Development Committee chairman said a final report of his 60-man task force's study of the downtown area could not be made until the committee hears the expert opinion of architect, Tom Ventulett of Atlanta, Ga. Ventulett is scheduled to speak to the Chamber committee on Tuesday, Oct. 22. FUNERAL SERVICES MR. L.
E. HUEY Plans Incomplete MRS. QUILLA McCULLOUGH Plans Incomplete MR. JAMES W. TROQUILLE Plans Incomplete MRS.
GRACE WILLIAMS Plans Incomplete MR. C. E. CLAWSON Plans incomplete MR. GLEN McCARTY 10 A.M.
Wednesday Marshall St. Chapel Interment Forest Park West Rose-Neath FUNERAL HOME By Dominicans Terrorists Given Final Proposal SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican Republic (AP) Dominican President Joaquin Balaguer has offered safe conduct out of the country to six terrorists holding U.S. diplomat Miss Barbara Hutchison and six other hostages in the Venezuelan consulate. He said that was the government's "absolutely final position." Balaguer's statement ruled out release of any of 37 political prisoners listed by the terrorists' leader, Radhames Mendez Vargas, when the episode began on Sept. 27, BALAGUER MADE the declaration in a speech broadcast to this Caribbean nation Monday night.
Until then, the government had demanded the uncondiditonal surrender of the leftist gunmen. The president said he was making the offer "in view of the fact that there are a certain number of women being held as hostages." Three of the seven hostages are women. They are Miss Hutchison, 47, the head of the U.S. Information Service in Santo Domingo, and two Dominican secretaries who work in the Venezuelan consulate. Balaguer said the government's policy from the beginning has been to save the hostages' lives.
He said the government has gone "almost two weeks'! without taking action "because we have been unwilling to risk IN NEWARK, Miss Hutchison's brother, James H. Hutchison said, "As long as they keep talking, we have hope. I never thought it would go on so long. Other hostages include the Venezuelan consul and viceconsul, a Spanish priest and a Dominican messenger. HE SAID the American, Spanish and Venezuelan ambassadors to Santo Domingo had informed the guerrillas that the Dominican government promised them their lives if they surrendered.
But Balaguer said that since the terrorists did not respond, the government "decided to go one step further and offer safe conduct to any country they wish under the protection of the American, Spanish and Venezuelan embassies" in Santo Domingo. Judge Rules for Ex-Bossier Woman Against Her Niece Judge Monty Wyche of the 26th District Court in Benton has rendered an approximate $45,000 judgement in favor of a former Bossier City woman against her niece, Mrs. Jewel K. Lewis, who is city clerk for Bossier City, The suit against Mrs. Lewis was initially filed in July, 1971, by Mrs.
Pearl Kay Woodward, who died in May, 1973, and involved some $25,000 in cash and jewelry estimated at about $20,000. JUDGE WYCHE initially ruled in favor of Mrs. Lewis on June 8, 1973, but the ruling was reversed by the Second Circuit Court of Appeals on March 19, 1974, and remanded for additional hearings. The state court ruled on the decision after an appeal on Wyche's early ruling was filed with the court by Cecile Kay Woodward following the death of her mother. According to court records, C.
E. CLAWSON Funeral services will be held at 11:30 a.m. Wednesday at Rose- Neath Funeral Home Marshall Street Chapel for E. Clawson, 79, 2605 Malcolm who died at 12:25 a.m. today at his home after a sudden illness.
Officiating will be Rev. Jack Merritt and Rev. William G. Fuller. Graveside military services will be held at 3:30 p.m.
in the family cemetery at Fairview near Hagansport, Tex. A descendant of a pioneer East Texas family and native of Commerce, Mr. Clawson studied at East Texas State University at Commerce and Jacksonville (Texas) Institute of Music. Mr. Clawson was a teacher in East Texas public schools before becoming a builder and moving to Shreveport in 1947.
He was ordained a Baptist port deacon in, 1920 and was a member Ingleside Baptist Church. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Frances Cooper Clawson; two daughters, Mrs. Marvin R. Kines of Shreveport and Mrs.
C. J. Perkins of Minden; one son, Bryant E. Clawson of Texas City, two brothers, W. W.
Clawson of Sulphur Springs, and P. E. Clawson of Westbrook, one sister, Mrs. Trannie Smith of Mt. Pleasant, and nine grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren.
Grandsons who will serve as pallbearers are Bruce Clawson, Michael Clawson, C. J. Perkins Robert E. Perkins, Larry D. Murray Jr.
and Alton Lockley, MRS. RICHARDSON Mr. Clawson Graveside funeral services for Mrs. Bessie D. Richardson, 78, of 2826 Chapman St.
were held at 10 a.m. today at Memorial Park wenturies, Robert Radford, associate of Oakmont Church of pastor, officiating. Mrs. Richardson, a native of Folson, W. and resident of Shreveport for 30 years, died at 5:10 a.m.
Sunday in Roseview Nursing Home after a long illness. Wilson Buys Track Site Acreage The remaining acreage of the former Sawyer Downs race track site at Benton, some 300 acres, has been sold for $502,000 by Louisiana Downs, to Robert C. Wilson, general manager of the Louisiana Downs. Prior to construction of its $20 million facility at the present U.S. Hwy.
80 site, Louisiana Downs, formerly Mrs. Woodward prior to her death testified she gave Mrs. Lewis $12,000 in cash in April, 1970, another $25,000 in cash in June, 1970, and some $20,000 worth of jewelry to "hold for her as safe keeping during the time Mrs. Woodward was having marital problems." MRS. LEWIS denied she received the $12,000, but did acknowledge in court receipt of the $25,000 and the jewelry but said she had understood Mrs.
Woodward was donating the items as manual gifts. In its ruling the Second Circuit said the burden of proof on the plaintiff's part had not been shown on the $12,000 but that the remaining amounts "did not constitute manual gifts." Included in the jewelry was a number of diamond rings, necklaces and bracelets as well as an opal cluster ring and earrings. Earlier this year Louisiana Downs sold some 77 acres, located on the west side of Benton Road south of Benton, to Kimberly Rex Ellsworth. Wilson said he had no immediate plans for the 300 acres but said he is inquiring with other investors as to the possible future location of a horse training center on the site. SAVE AND MORE ON FAMOUS NAME BRAND CLOTHING WHILE CURRENT STOCK LASTS AT BOTH JIM'S JEANS STORES SUNSET PLAZA BOSSIER CENTER Due to remodeling now in progress at both of our stores all existing stock must be sold to avoid damage.
New stock will begin arriving Oct. 14, 1974. Work must be completed by this time and all old stock removed. Now is the time to make the clothing buy of the year! 500 Belts World Famous VAN HEUSEN Asst. styles colors ARROW Men's Dress Shirts.
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to 18.00 $599 $700 Your Choice All Sales Final Men's Tweed Bell Bottoms No Returns Reg. 14.00 No Refunds No Your Choice $500 Approvals Men's Walk Suit Girls Tops Jackets Values to 15.50 $800 $400. $700 Jun Bottoms Tops For Guys Gals Sunset Plaza Phone 636-1525 Bossier Center Phone 742-1072 School News RoundupJulie Fischer Wins Citation Who's Who Julie Fischer, daughter of Mr. a and Mrs. A.
0. Fischer, 6115 Bradford Shreveport has been presented in the 1973-74 Who's Who Among American High School Students. She is a senior at Huntington High School, a cheerleader, member of the club, speech club and Mu Alpha Theta. She plans to attend Louisiana Tech University after graduation. Commander James C.
McCune, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. K. McCune, has been named ROTC cadet colonel and commander of the brigade at Captain Shreve High School.
Named lieutenant colonel and battalion commander was Paul Jarzabek, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Jarzabeck.
William Triggs, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Triggs was also appointed lieutenant colonel and batallion commander. ROTC Southwood High School ROTC officers for the 1974-75 school year have been chosen with Lt. Col.
Eugene Graham named battalion commander. Other staff officers appointed are Maj. Jon Norwood, battalion executive officer; Maj. John Sutton, adjutant; Maj. David Roberts, operations officer; 1st Lt.
Albert Blue, assistant Shreveport Man Invents Game Forrest F. Curd, 3018 Meadow has developed a new invention which is now in the process of being introduced to manufacturers. The invention consists of a game played on a board which has a number of rectangles marked in rows and columns next to each other. Each rectangle has a flag of a different nation. A die determines movements of players from rectangle 1 to rectangle and cards indicate dispositions of players.
Curd now is negotiating for the sale or licensing to interested manufacturers with the assistance and guidance of The Ray nond Lee Organization. The Raymond Lee Organization is a company which specializes in the development and introduction of inventions to industry. operations officer; Maj. Stanley Lucas, supply officer; 1st Lt. Kelly Graves, assistant supply officer; Maj.
Bob Drabbant, information officer; 1st Lt. Jerry Bridges, assistant information officer; Maj. Jim Clark, rifle team commander; Maj. Ennis Turner, color guard commander; Maj. Jay Palmer, drill team commander; Kathy Daigle, girl's drill team commander; and 1st Lt.
James Burkhead, rifle team commander. K. E. Hendrix H. E.
HENDRIX SR. Funeral services for Hobert Hendrix Sr 56, of 1522 Edwin Westbury St. were to be held at 2:30 p.m. today in the Marshall Street chapel of Rose Neath Funeral with Rev. Leonard Dupree, assistant pastor of First Baptist Church, officiating.
Burial was to be in Centuries Memorial Park. Mr. Hendrix died Sunday night in Willis Knighton Memorial Hospital after a short illness. A native of Jackson, Mr. Hendrix had lived in Shreveport since 1953 and was a member of First Baptist Church.
Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Betty Hendrix of Shreveport; three sons. Hobert Edwin Hendrix Jr. Scott Gavlin Hendrix both of Shreveport and James Roland Hendrix of Albuquerque, N.M.; one daughter, Mrs. Patricia Colvin of Monroe; three sisters, Mrs.
Bill Springer of Baton Rouge, Mrs. Flovd Butler of Peoria, 111. and Mrs. Jerry Blackwell of Jackson, Tenn. and two grandchildren.
MRS. BENJAMIN FISHER Funeral services for Mrs. Benjamin Fisher of 826 Ontario will be held at 3 p.m. Wednesday at First Presbyterian Church with Dr. Hugh Bradshaw, of First Presbyterian and Rev.
McNair Smith of Fairfield Avenue Presbyterian Church, officiating. Burial will be in Forest Park Cemetery under direction of Osborn Funeral Home. A native of Cashtown, Mrs. Fisher had lived in Shreveport 55 vears. She died Monday at 11 a.m.
at her residence after a long illness. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Virginia Hamiter of Shreveport; a sister, Mrs. John J. Beers of Los Angeles, and a brother, John W.
Bream of Cashtown, Pa. MRS. LILLIAN JONES Mrs. Lillian Marie Jones, 77, of 248 Roma died Sunday at 11:20 p.m. in Louisiana Nursing Home following a lengthy illness.
A native of Paris, she had lived in Shreveport for 22 years. Mrs. Jones is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Henry P. Robertson of Shreveport; a son, Melvin M.
King of Fairfield, and three grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are pending at Texarkana Funeral Home in Texarkana, Tex. Local arrangements are under the direction of Osborn Funeral Home. LYNN E. HUEY Funeral services for Lynn Edmund Huey, 55, of Princeton will be held at 2 p.m.
Wednesday in the Bossier City Rose-Neath Funeral Home chapel with Rev. Bill Stowell, pastor of Emmanuel Baptist Church, officiating. Burial will be in Hillcrest Cemetery. Mr. Huey, a native of Hot Springs, and longtime resident of Bossier Parish, died at 8:20 a.m.
Monday in West Monroe after a sudden illness. He was the loan manager at the Barksdale Federal Credit Union, member of Emmanuel Baptist Church and the Masons. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Mary Huey of Princeton; one daughter, Mrs. Suzanne Howell of Shreveport; one son, Lynn E.
Huey Jr. of Natchitoches; his mother, Mrs. Ida Coleman of Shreveport; and two grandchildren. JAMES TROQUILLE James William Troquille, 55, of Springhill died Monday in the Shreveport Veterans Administration Hospital following a lengthy illness. A native of Gorum, Mr.
Troquille was a retired oil field worker and veteran of World War I. Survivors include one son, John Clinton Troquille of Houston, three daughters, all of Natchitoches, Mrs. Jerry Cheatwood, Mrs. Vivian Brown and Mrs. Ray Moss; two brothers, Jesse Troquille of Panama City, and Joseph M.
Troquille of Minden; two sisters, Mrs. Marsalee Rushing of Springhill and Mrs. Pearl Johnson of Little Rock, and four grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday in the United Pentecostal Church in Natchitoches with Rev.
Glen Davis, officiating. Burial will be at the Gorum Cemetery. TRAVIS G. EZELLE A rosary for Travis G. Ezelle, 61, of 6706 Gilbert will be recited today at 7 a.m.
in the chapel of Osborn Funeral Home Company advisors, also part of the Battalion staff, include Maj. Dwayne Graham, Headquarters Maj. Melvin Ware, A Maj. Morrell Boone, Band and Maj. David Lupton, Co.
Company commanders are Capt. Philip Reiland, Headquarters Capt. Brad May, A Capt. Jerry Tatlin, Band and Capt. Kevin Murphy, Co.
Merit Honor Julia Liesk, senior at First Baptist Church High School, has been named a Merit Program Commended Student by the National Merit Scholarship Corporation. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James C. Leisk.
known as Sawyer Downs, had planned construction of a race track on the old track acreage. The 300 acres purchased by Wilson is the remaining portion of the original 386 acres owned by Sawyer Downs and later Louisiana Downs. In January, 1973, Louisiana Downs moved from the Benton site to its present location. IF YOU DIDN'T BUY IT AT ASHTON'S YOU PAID TOO MUCH! GENERAL ELECTRIC DISHWASHER Enjoy as a portable Now can easily be Built-in Later. Features Famous GE SC250 thorowash $17800 INSTALLATION SPECIAL! To remove old dishwasher and install new GE from Ashton's only $1995 18' NO- FROST REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER TBF18SRAV NO FROST Refrigerator has adHERE! justable cabinet shelves Removable egg bin Two covered dairy compartments Rolls on wheels HERE! $29800 19" ding COLOR TV GE hybrid Reliacolor chassis AFC-Automatic fine tuning 1 year on parts 2 year picture tube 90 day in-home service $29800 Just Say "CHARGE TIRES FURNITURE -APPLIANCES IT" 139 E.
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