The Times from Shreveport, Louisiana • Page 7

The Times shrevfport-bosmer 10, 1981 7-A AdvtrliMnMnt STROLLER 111 THE HIGHLAND CLINIC A Professional Medical Corporation Announces the Association of JOSEPH A. PINEDA, M.D. For Obstetrics and Gynecology At- Highland Clinic University Center 9000 Youree Drive Shreveport, Louisiana 71115 Office Hours Telephone By Appointment (318) 797-9920 i New arrivals CARRIE DIANNE LAING was born June 30 at Schumpert Medical Center weighing 8 pounds, 5 ounces. Parents are Mr. and Mrs.

WILLIAM H. LAING JR. of Shreveport. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.

FRED P. REYNOLDS of Shreveport and Mrs. CM. THOMSON of Haughton. Mrs.

JOHN H. Williams of Shreveport is the great-grandmother WALKER FRANK FULCO was born July 6 at Highland Hospital weighing 9 pounds, 2 ounces. Parents are Mr. and Mrs. MICHAEL FULCO of Shreveport.

Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. FRANK FULCO of Shreveport and Mr. and Mrs. BILL THOMAS of Arlington, Texas.

Great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. FRANK LUMMOUS of Atlanta, Texas, and Mr. and Mrs. FRED THOMAS of Mt.

Pleasant, Texas WILLIAM JUSTIN GOOLSBY was born July 8 at Schumpert Medical Center weighing 8 pounds. Parents are Mr. and Mrs. WILLIAM M. GOOLSBY Jr.

of Carthage, Texas. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. JOHN EDWARD HUGHES of Shreveport and Mr. and Mrs.

WILLIAMM M. GOOLSBY of Carthage, Texas. Birthdays Celebrating birthdays today are DAVID C. DAY III, 7, son of Mr. and Mrs.

DAVID C. DAY Jr. of Shreveport AARON GRAHAM. 5, son of Mr. and Mrs.

RICHARD D. GRAHAM Jr. of Bossier City. 6-week-old kittens, 746-7522 Three 6-week-old part-collie puppies, 686-1747 Two 3-month-old part-samoyed, part-Labrador puppies, 221-3761 Young male part-German shepherd, good with children; 425-3779 Four 8-week-old puppies and three 9-week-old kittens, 686-6915 3-year-old female Siamese, spayed and declawed, 949-8113 Three 2-month-old kittens, 865-0731 1-year-old female black and white cat and two 6-week-old kittens, 938-7298 Two female 6-week-old part-Great Dane, part-boxer puppies, 949-0084. Lost: 8-week-old female doberman, LSU area-Town South, 797-7277 3-year-old black male Labrador, Linden-Highland area, medium-large size, chain choke, 865-3139 Two golden retrievers, male and female, wearing collars and tags, Sunset Acres, 635-9878 Black and white part-Persian cat, 500 block of College Street, 221-6793 Black female cock-a-poo, Sunset Acres, 636-3786 Black and tan female dog, medium-sized, tan collar with rabies tag, Highland area, very gentle, 222-3802 8-month-old black and tan female German shepherd, answers to Heidi, Queensboro area, 636-5877.

Found: Large yellow female German shepherd type dog, 400 block of Ontario, no collar Part-German shepherd dog, Wood-lawn area, 686-6968 Two golden retrievers, Woodlawn area, 688-2965 Black and white part-poodle dog, Dogwood Park area, 949-8543 13-week-old half-Siamese male kitten, Flournoy-Lucas near the BMX racetrack, 925-9464 Chihuahua, Broadmoor area, 861-6766. Wanted: Rabbits and guinea hens, 929-3191 Small housebroken Chihuahua, good wich children, 635-7042. AfllUlOtaS IF KOPUE Stefan M. Pawlow CITY. LA Services for 2SdraanM'h2S- 'e was born in Po-erc? dw? resident of Boss- for v.f2rs- He was retired.

He is survived by two sons, Joseph rwlw.t City; three daughters. Aniela Pawlow of Bossier Citv SllVTrBnanrnf resco Arizona Wash eh taHnConrk of Deerpark. hir1ee" arandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Mrs. Maurine Wall SHREVEPORT Services for Mr ffffiMSW sKort.Mwm Huffing RnnrHf JuV 10 Ot the Texas ThfPRowCh.U,rch near lexas.

The Rev. J.w Crow win fiaate. Burial: Huffing FStt direction of Ha as and a resident of Shreveport or the long' ThtPirt hospital after a jpng niness. She was a member of Sunse Acres Baptist ChurTh Melba pn eo.bQV two dahters, weioa Ratcllff of Bossier Citv La and Brenda Adcock of Shreveport'-' one son, Jerald Wan of Shrevewr fherlV i Answor1heoPfv '-Lvnr'h jh? 6 brotners. Woodrow LvnrE' Lvncn and Coy law i liiiln8 VJnr'hTfas; a sIster-lrA iaw, Lilhan Lynch of Atlanta.

Texas-four grandchildren. Iexas Rian Benjamin Schaffer BLANCHARD, LA. Services for gaffer, four-year nW "I' aUd Vrs- Rv A beheldat2p.m. hS? J'X 10 Boone Funeral nt? tk Aorline in Bossier firin't Rev' Hil1 wl of- Rian.hnrn In Pnritn It TfiflDRESEGUBIW Pet parade Giveaway: Three 3-month-old kittens, KfllH 1HBB eiM $ra dw. FUNERAL SERVICES 687-6666 Part German-shepherd part-collie puppies, 631-1606 Part-Australian shepherd puppies, 742-2844 Five 6-week-old mixed-breed puppies, 987-3553 9-month-old female Manx kitten, declawed, 636-6467 Two female 14-week-old tortoise shell kittens, 742-2301 Two 7-week-old female half-German shepherd and half-black Labrador puppies, 868-5032 Two 6-week-old black kittens, litterbox trained, 747-3513 Five 7-week-old kittens and mother cat, 869-4150 Female poodle, house pet, 747-4324 Two female puppies, shots, 688-4181 5-year-old mixed-breed yard dog, good watchdog, 635-5983 Four Ask your friends what they like about FOR 20 MILLION PEOPLE, IT'S MONEY IN THE BANK.

DEATHS Sign up whereveryou have a checking orsavlngs account. DIRECT DEPOSIT CAMPAIGN NEWSPAPER AD NO. DD-84-817 Mr. John Ivy Brownlee SHREVEPORT Graveside services for Mr. John Ivy Brownlee, 81, of Shreveport, will be held at 2:30 p.m.

Tuesday July 10 at Forest Park Cemetery. The Rev. Warren Blakeman, of Broadmoor United Methodist Church, where Mr. Brownlee was a member, will officiate. Plans under direction of Osborn Funeral Home.

Mr. Brownlee died Sunday July 8, 1984, at his residence after a lengthy Illness. He was a native of Calhoun, La. and. moved to Shreveport In 1938, where he was well respected as a former GMC truck dealer.

He was the only surviving child of the late Mary Elizabeth "Lizzy" Bryan and Ham-mett A. Brownlee, of Calhoun. He Is survived by three children, John S. Brownlee of Los Angeles, Joy B. Brueckner and Gary N.

Brownlee, of Shreveport; three grandchildren, Michelle L. Day, Robert D. Roth and Cory E. Brownlee, of Shreveport; a number of nieces and nephews. Pallbearers: Ray L.

Herrlngton, Virgil Turnley, Dan Goodwin, Paul Mullen, Will Woods and Biff Mullen. Catherine Davidson Clinton SHREVEPORT Services for Mrs. Catherine Davidson Clinton, 67, of Shreveport, will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday July 10 at the Providence Baptist Church, where she was a member. The Rev.

Steve Rainey, former pastor, and the Rev. Rodney Thomas, pastor, of the church, will officiate. Burial will be at Providence Cemetery in Spring-ridge, La. Plans under direction of Rose-Neath'S Southside Chapel. Mrs.

Clinton died at 12: 10 p.m. Sunday July 8, 1984, at Schumpert Medical Center after a lengthy illness. She was born in Springridge, La. and was a lifelong resident of Shreveport. Mrs.

Clinton was preceded in death by her husband, Eugene F. Clinton. She is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Bobbie Oliveras, and two granddaughters, Kathy and Katie Oliveras, of Springridge; four sisters, Maude Prater and Julia Johns, of Springridge, Edna Selman of Gladewater, Texas and Mary Wilson of Shreveport; three brothers, Alver Davidson of Shreveport, Rov Davidson of Lufkin, Texas and Jack Davidson of Pleasant Hill, La. Pallbearers will be Bill Hudson, Jav Davidson, Roy Tabor, Tom Rolland, Carl McKay and D.H.

Adkins. Mrs. Alyce May Wardlaw SHREVEPORT Services for Mrs. Alyce May Wardlaw, 68, of Shreveport, will be held at 10 a.m. Wednesday July 11 at Rose-Neath's Southside Chapel.

The Rev. Randy Ray, pastor of Westside Baptist Church, where Mrs. Wardlaw was a member, will officiate. Burial will be at Forest Park West Cemetery. Mrs.

Wardlaw died at 5 p.m. Saturday Julv 7. 1984. at her resiripnrp nf ter MRS. ALYCE M.

WARDLAW 1 0:00 A. Wednesday Southside Chapel Interment: Forest Park West MRS. ELLA MAE EASLEY (Marshall Street Chapel) 1 1:00 A. M.Tuesday Graveside Service Forest Park MRS. CATHERINE DAVIDSON CLINTON (Southside Chapel) 2:00 P.M.

Tuesday Providence Baptist Church Interment: Providence Baptist Church Cemetery Springridge, Louisiana BENNIEE. STEED, JR. Marshall Street Chapel Plans Incomplete MR.O. S. MIDDLEBROOK (Homer Chapel) 10:00 A.

M.Tuesday Athens Baptist Church Interment: Arlington Cemetery COL. JOHN R.WEBER Marshall Street Chapel Plans Incomplete MR. HARM WRIGHT Logansport Chapel Plans Incomplete MR. STEFAN PAWLOW (Bossier Chapel) 10:00 A.M. Wednesday Christ the King Catholic Church Interment: St, Joseph Cemetery Rosary: Tuesday Aches Stefan M.

Pawlow, 76, of Bossier City died Monday in Shreveport. Alyce May Wardlaw, 68, of Shreveport died here Saturday. Maurine Wall, 70, of Shreveport died here Sunday. The Rev. J.M.

Pugh of Shreveport died here Friday. Catherine Davidson Clinton, 67, of Shreveport died here Sunday. John Ivy Brownlee, 81, of Shreveporet died here Suinday. ATHENS O.S. Middlebrook, 88, of Athens died Sunday in Homer.

BLANCHARD Rian Benjamin Schaffer, 4, of Blanchard died Monday in Shreveport. SPRINGHILL Ethel Estelle Rogers, 74, of Springhill died Sunday in Little Rock, Ark. SPRINGHILL Percie Edward Dortch, 75, of Springhill died Suinday in Minden. HOT SPRINGS, Ark. Cedric H.

Crain, 63, of Hot Springs died here Sunday. (Editor's Note: The Times will publish in this column each day brief notices of people In the Ark-Lo-Tex who have died. Funeral homes should contact The Times with news of these deaths. More complete information is available in the paid obituary column.) le Center in Shreveport after a Rnnt fcs member of First ffil Cfl.urch of hvnniKS ne is survived A- Schaffer; his rofcWr0' Mr- and Mrs. hit ferof Poland, Oregon; MnnJecrvTal 9randoarents, Lois D.

Tom Hale, Paul Farmer ana Joev memorials be Ho.ni,- CWs Research Hospital Memphis, Tenn. Percie Edward Dortch SPRINGHILL, LA. Services for jprin TTfc ains Rose-Heafh FUNERAL HOME tWV 1111 out and file the forms for you. If you have questions about Medicare, just call or visit the nearest clinic for specific details. If you're hurting, don't wait hourstir even days tor medical treatment.

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I 8 p.m. every day. So if you experience an ache or pain on the way to work, during the day or oven late at night, you can MASTER RIAN SCHAFFER 2 P.M Tuesday Airline Chapel Interment Old Sarepta Cemetery always get professional care right away. We accept most insurance and well even 2920 Truly Lane (M.insdold RU noir Altxirtsons) 5805 E. Kingf, Highway (.11 SoulhhuW) CENTURIES MEMORIAL FUNERAL HOME HEIDI COLDIRON 2 p.m.

Tuesday St. Mary's of the Pines Catholic Church Interment Centuries Memorial Park ATTENTION MEDICARE RECIPIENTS I tell the best Medicare supplement. Hospital and Doctor's insurance policy that you can buyl I am an expert in this field, and have been in the insurance business for 20 years. For information without obligation, call or write: 9 "VfW" "4 tA at Springhill Cemetery di.ed SundQV Ju'v 8, nt' Mmaen' ba- a 'ong III-kh i ne wa5 Vy? of Jackson ben 0 resident of Springhm for 45 years. Hewasamem- rinith FJrsf BaDtist Church of Springhm and was a retired employee SLir, PDer Co 35 Mr- WaS War of World DortteYJ)? bAV ne son' Cnares E.

uortch of West Monroe, La Pallbearers will be Robprt I Howard Cobb O. S. Middlebrook mATkN S' bl or Mr. O. S.

J.h 8J' of Athens, will be July io at the Athens Baptist Church in Athens, La. The Rev. Steve Rowe, the Rev. J.T. Davis and the Rev.

John Baker wi 1 1 of- w'" be at Arlington Cemetery in Homer. iriudlSbrook d.ied Sunday July 8, i Homer Mernorial Hospital Willisvilie, November 12, 1895, ofn? of Webb School in Bel buckle, Tenn. and received his formal education at Ouachita Baptist Arkadelphia, Ark. He lived in Hope, Ark. until 1919, when he came to Honfer, La.

to accept a job in the Homer National Bank. He operated a branch of Homer National 12 vears, until it closed during the depression. In 1933 he returned to Homer National Bank, where he held numerous positions until his retirement as president in 1965. He served on the board of directors of Homer National Bank from 1927 until 1978, serving as president of the board from 1975 to 1978. He was a longtime member of the Athens Baptist Church, the Athens and Homer Masonic Lodges and of the American Legion.

He is survived by his wife, Elsa Knighten Middlebrook of Athens; two daughters. Sue Ann Mansfield of Austin, Texas and Ruby jane Bailey of San Antonio, Texas; one sister, Mrs. J.E. Berry of El Dorado, six grandchildren, four great-grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Pallbearers will be grandsons.

Honorary pal Ibearers Charles Ken-drick, Royce Moore and W. Sims; and member of the Men's Sunday Decons of the Athens Baptist Church. Memorials may be made to the Louisiana Baptist Children's Home in Monroe, La. and Arcadia Baptist Church in Arcadia, La. MR.

CEDRIC H. CHAIN 1 1:00 A.M. Wednesday Centuries Chapel Interment: Centuries Memorial Park WW-WAX BILL E. ANDERSON P.O. BOX 18522 SHREVEPORT, U.

71131 8801 Mansfield Rd. 686-4334 PHONE 686-8717 Ann T. Bryant Manager Soutlipark Randy McCaliatcr Manager Eahtgatc Grime Marches On a long illness. She was born in Creighton, La. and had been a resident of Shreveport for forty years.

She is survived by one son, C.S. Wardlaw II of Shreveport; four daughters, Sylvia Johnson of Phoenix, Arizona, Carolyn Palmer of San Antonio, Texas, Barbara White of Bossier City, La. and Janice Godfrey of Shreveport; two sisters, Rosemary Brewer of Norphlet, Ark. and Constance Loper of El Dorado, two brothers, Robert Brewer of Norphlet and John Richard Brewer of El Dorado; eighteen grandchildren and ten great-grandchildren. Pallbearers: Jerry L.

Miller, Paul Holeyf ield, Crosby Holeyf ield, Dennis Clarke, Daniel Pierce, James Jones. Mr. Cedric H. Crain HOT SPRINGS, ARK. Services will be conducted at Centuries Memorial Funeral Home, 8801 Mansfield Road, in Shreveport, for Mr.

Cedric H. Crain, 63, of Hot Springs Village, Wednesday July 11, at 11a.m. Officiating will be the Rev. Jav Hoisted, pastor Of Hot Springs Village Evangelical Free Church, and the Rev. Dan Gardner, pastor of Brookwood Baptist Church.

Interment will be at Centuries Memorial Park. Mr. Crain entered into rest Sunday Julv 8, 1984, in Hot Springs. He was a native of Sikes, La. Mr.

Crain was a retired sales manager for International Paper Bagpack Division. He served in the U.S. Marines for nine years during the Korean Conflict and World War II. He was a past trustee of the Elks Lodge In Westwood, N.J. He is survived by his wife, Mrs.

Harriet M. Crain of Hot Springs Village; one daughter, Mrs. Linda Buckner of Jacksonville, one son, Rev. Martin Crain of Acton, Mass. two sisters, Mrs.

Cassyle Price and Mrs. Carolyn Eason, of Shreveport; and four grandchildren. Pallbearers will be Earl Gaar, Jack Gaar, Billy Kidd, Marvin Crain, M.B. Childress and Ira Reeves. Family requests, in lieu of flowers, that memorials be made to the Evangelical Free Church in Hot Springs Village, 42 North Badalona.

Mrs. Ethel Estelle Rogers SPRINGHILL, LA. Services for Mrs. Ethel Estelle Rogers, 74, of Springhlll, will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday Jul 1 1 at the Central Baptist Church of Springhill, where she was a member.

The Rev. Kenneth Everett will officiate, assisted by Dr. Johnny Atkins. Burial will be at Welcome Cemetery near Springhill. Plans are under the directions of Bailey Mortuary in Springhill.

Mrs. Rogers, a native and lifelong resident of Springhlll, died Sunday Julv 8, 1984, In Little Rock, Ark. after a sudden illness. She is survived by her husband, P.H. Rogers of Springhill; one daughter, Pamela Sue Beasley of Lubbock, Texas; four sons, Duane T.

Rogers of Austin, Texas, Dorman Rogers of Tex-arkana. Pat Rogers of Nederland, Texas and Bobby Rogers of Bryan, Texas; one sister, Carrie Haynes of Magnolia, two brothers, Newton White and Rupert White, of Springhill; thirteen Have a donut a cup of coffee with the "good guys" at Eastgate Southpark Saturdays 9:00 a-m. to 1:00 p.m. the bank announces new Daylight Savings Banking hours Eastgate Southpark branches Drive-In banking Moa-Thurs 7:30 A.M. to 8:00 P.M.

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