2 JOHNSON CITY PRESS-CHRONICLE, Saturday Morning, June 11, 1983 Deaths MRS. JUDY A. THOMPSON Mrs. Judy Aldridge Thompson, 74, Rt. 1, Jonesborough, died Thursday at her residence.
She was a native of Washing. ton County and the daughter of the late Issac and Elizabeth Harris Aldridge. She was member of Seviers United Methodist Church. She preceded in death by her husband John 8. Thompson in 1970, and a son.
Survivors include two sons, Lee Hawk Thompson and John Wesley Thompson, both of Jonesborough; three daughters, Mrs. Hazel Seaton, Mrs. Madge Denny, Weaverville, N.C., Mrs. Angelena Long, Alexandria, two sisters, Pearl Taylor, Erwin, and Mrs. Maude Treadway, Jonesborough; 12 grandchildren; and five greatgrandchildren.
Dillow-Taylor is in charge. MRS. MARGARET E. SLAGLE Appalachian is in charge. ANDREA N.
LEONARD Andrea Nichol Leonard, infant daughter of Donald Eugene and Diane Mauk Leonard, Rt. 3, Jonesborough, died Friday morning at Tacoma Adventist Hospital, Greeneville. Survivors, in addition to the parents, include one brother, Darren Eugene Leonard, of the home; paternal grandfather, William Donald Leonard, Jonesboro; maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mauk, Limestone; and paternal Mrs.
greatgrandmother, Hylton, Mrs. Margaret Elrod Slagle, 69, Rt. 10, Box 229, died Thursday in Johnson City Medical Center Hospital following a brief illness. She was native of Carter County and the daughter of the late Robert and Mary Johnson Elrod. She lived most of her life in Johnson City and was ber of the Lone Oak Christian Church.
She was preceded in death her husband, Cecil Slagle, in 1972. Survivors include one son, Edward Slagle, Marlene Johnson City; two daughters, and Bernites Slagle, both of Johnson City; two Mrs. Lucy Renfro and Mrs. Stanley Shell, both of Johnson City; and several nieces and nephews. Funerals APPALACHIAN FUNERAL HOME Mrs.
Margaret Elrod Slasie Funeral services for Mrs. Margaret Elrod Slagle, age 69, RI. 10 Box 220, who died day afternoon will be conducted at 2:00 p.m. Saturday from the Appalachian Funeral Home Chapel with David Roberts. Minister ing.
Burial will follow in the Monte Vista Burial Park. Pallbearers will be selected from friends. Appalachian Funeral Home, 101 E. Unaka, is in charge of the arrangements. DILLOW-TAYLOR FUNERAL HOME Jonesborough Anderea Nichel Leonard Graveside services for infant Andrea Nichol Leonard who died Friday morning at Tacoma Adventist Hospital, Greenville, will be ducted Saturday at 4:00 p.m.
at the Asbury Methodist Church Cemetery with Rev. Randall Walter officiating. Dillow- Taylor Funeral Home, Jonesborough, is in charge of the arrangements. Mrs. Judy Funeral services for Mrs.
Judy Aldridge Thompson, age 74 of RI. 1. Jonesboro, who died Thursday evening at her residence. will be conducted Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Seviers United Methodist Church, with Rev.
Lewis Weaver, officiating. Interment will be at Mt. Wesley Cemetery. Pallbearers will Timan Seaton. Kevin Thompson, Robert Denny Jr.
Billy Treadway, James Salts and T.J. Erwin. The family will receive friends from to 9 p.m. Saturday at the funeral home. The body will be moved to the church to lie in state one half hour prior to the services.
Taylor Funer. al Home, Jonesboro, Is in charge of the arrangements. GRAY FUNERAL CHAPEL Jesse Martin Sr. Funeral services for Jesse Martin Sr. 70.
RI. 15. Gray, who died Thursday evening, will be held Sunday at 2:30 p.m. in the Gray Funeral Home Chapel with the Rev. Roy Shipley officiating.
Burial will follow in the Gray Cemetery. The family will receive friends Saturday evening in the funeral home chapel. Grandsons will serve as pallbearers and Joe Barnes, Paul Good, Kenneth Hodge, Gilburt Hodge. Lewis Oliver and Charles Isenburg will serve as honorary pallbearers. Gray Funeral Home Chapel, RI.
11, Gray, is in charge of arrangements. TETRICK FUNERAL HOME Elizabethten Ray Shipley Funeral services for Ray Shipley, age 69, R1. 5 Johnson City, who died Thursday evening will ANTIQUE SHOW June 10, 11 18 Washington County Fairgrounds Abingdon, Virginia FRI. SAT. 11 9, SUN.
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WILSON KINGSPORT- Mrs. Bertha M. Wilson, 71, Rt. 13, Gray, died Thursday evening at the home of her daughter, Mrs. John M.
Wineger, 1241 Nassau Drive. Mrs. Wilson was born in Old Fort, N.C., but had lived in Gray many years, where she was member of Boones Creek Church of Christ. Survivors include three daughters, Mrs. John M.
Winger and Mrs. Fred Bailey, of Kingsport, and Mrs. Kenneth Key, Gray; one son, Carl B. Wilson, Clinton, N.J.; one sister, Mrs. Earl Reedy, Kingsport; four brothers, Norman Calloway, Gray, Nathan Calloway, Carl Calloway and Joel Calloway, all of Kingsport; 15 grandchildren; and eight great- grandchildren.
Oak Hill is in charge. DR. JAMES G. McFADDIN McFaddin, 225 Edgewood Road, died Friday afternoon of an rent heart attack at his fram in Mendota, Va. McFaddin had practiced surgery in Bristol for 1982.
past 25 years before retiring in Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Katherine E. McFaddin; two daughters, Dr. Judith M. Kernodie, Richmond, and Cynthia C.
McFaddin, Concord, N.C.; one son, James G. McFaddin Bristol; three sisters, Mrs. Edith Henderson, Ormond Beach, Mrs. Sue Causey, Ormond, and Mrs. Jeannine M.
Fisher, Orlando, one brother, Edward C. McFaddin, Knoxville; one grandson; and several nieces and nephews. Akard is in charge. MRS. ELIZA S.
RENFRO ERWIN. Mrs. Eliza Sparks Renfro, 68, 120 Madison died Friday afternoon following an tended illness. WAS a lifelong resident of Unicoi County and a daughter of late John and Liza Cody Sparks. Mrs.
Sparks a Baptist. Survivors include her husband, Glen Renfro; and one sister, Mrs. Hetty Coffee, Jonesboro, Ledford is in charge. MRS. THELMA MANNING PORTSMOUTH, VA.
Word has been received of recent death of Mrs. Thelma "Ted" Manning, Portsmouth. She was a native of Carter County, but had lived in Virginia for the past 37 years. She was the daughter of Oscar and Myrtle Slemp. Survivors include three children, all of Portsmouth; three brothers, Jack Slemp, Johnson City, Burl Slemp, Oklahoma, and Jim Slemp, Missouri; two sisters, Pat Lewis, Gray, and Betty Holt, Johnson City.
Services were held Tuesday in Portsmouth. MARK WEEKS WESTVILLE, Fla. Mark Weeks, 80, died Thursday night in Wiregrass Memorial Hospital after a lengthy illness. He was a lifelong resident of Holmes County. Mr.
Weeks retired from HOlmes County as school board superintendent in 1955. Survivors include his wife, STella, of the home; two sons, Eugene Weeks, Westville, and Jack Weeks, Cape Canaveral; two daughters, Mrs. Faye Hornsby, Sampson, and Mrs. Martha Ashby, Gray, several grandchildren; and several greatcreandchildren. Services will be Sunday 'in Geneva, Ala." Correction In the Taylor R.
Myers obituary, which ran in Thursday's edi. tions of the Johnson City PressChronicle, the name of the town in which the deceased lived was misspelled. The correct spelling is Kearney, N.J. The name of a sister was also incorrect. It should have read Kayte P.
Bowers, Sommerville, N.J. 'Freak' accident claims life of Leisure Lanes mechanic A Leisure Lanes mechanic was crushed to death Friday while repairing the pinsetting equipment in lane 19. David A. Clopton, 26, a Johnson City resident formerly of Burnsville, N.C., apparently WAS performing routine daily maintenance on pinsetting equipment about 12:30 p.m. before the bowling alley, located off U.S.
Highway 11-E, was to open Friday afternoon. Clopton was kneeling directly underneath the equipment, which apparently switched on and descended, crushing his head and chest. According to owner Jim Morris, another employee, Helen Jones, was in the office making telephone calls when she heard Clopton yell for help. By the time she reached him, Morris said, he was no longer conscious, and it is assumed that he died almost instantly. The freak accident is "real uncommon," said Wayne McDaniel, manager of Holiday Lanes, who arrived on the scene later.
"In the 20-some years of being in the bowling business, I've never seen MOVIELAND AND Florida. Dillow-Taylor, Jonesboro, is in charge. RAY SHIPLEY Ray Shipley, 69, Rt. 5, died -Thursday in Carter County Memorial Hospital following an extended illness. He was a native of Washington County and the son of the late George Cordie Goode Shipley.
Mr. Shipley was a retired truck driver for Crete Carrier Omaha, Neb. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Maude Garland Shipley; two daughters, Margaret Ellen Shipley, Mrs. Mary Barry, Johnson City; one half sister, Mrs.
Mary Gage, Johnson City; one half brother, Lee Smith, Johnson City; and one grandson. Tetrick, Elizabethton, is in charge. JESSE MARTIN SR. ville. He was the son of the late Decatur and Alice Chase Martin.
Mr. Martin was Baptist. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Fannie Isenburg Martin; three daughters, Mrs. Arville Phillips, Elizabethton, Mrs.
M.H. Estepp, Chuckey, and Ms. Judy Keeney, Clinton; three sons, Jesse Martin Jr. and Arthur Martin, both of Gray, and Clinton Martin, Clinton; one sister, Mrs. Ada Fox, Gray; 1 18 grandchildren; and 16 great-grandchildren.
Gray is in charge. GRAY Jesse Martin 79, Rt. 15, died Thursday evening in the Takoma Hospital, Greene- MRS. MARY TRIVETTE ELIZABETHTON Mrs. Mary Jane Potter Trivette, 70, Rt.
2, died Friday morning at her home after a brief illness. She was a native of Carter County and the daughter of the late Peter and Zada Andrews Potter. Mrs. Trivette was a member of the Poga Christian Church. She was preceded in death by her husband, Linzy James Trivette.
Survivors include one son, Prentice "Bo" Trivett, Elizabethton; four daughters, Rowena Church, Morganton, N.C., Dawn Peters, Elizabethton, Dianne Garland, Mountain City, and Rose Grodin, Fairbanks, Alaska; four stepsons, Ira Parlier, Elizabethton, Ray be conducted at 2:00 p.m. Saturday from the Tetrick Funeral Home Riverside Chapel with Rev. James Richardson, officiating. Interment will follow in the Happy Valley Memorial Park. Active pallbearers who are requested to assem.
bie in the chapel at 1:45 p.m. Saturday will, be; Wesley Asher, Richard Barnett, Rob Toney, Floyd Richardson, Roy Richardson, Gary Kirk, Arthur Collins Estep, Mike Estep, and James Stout. Tetrick Funeral Home, Riverside Chapel, Elizabethton is in charge of the arrangements. Mrs. Mary Jane Potter Trivette Funeral services for Mrs.
Mary Jane Potter Trivette, age 70, Rt. 2 Elizabethton who died Friday will be conducted at 3:00 p.m. Sunday from the Poga Christian Church with Rev. Frank Woods. Rev.
Ray Calbaugh, Rev. Jonas Revis and Mr. Fred Sams. Minister, officiating. Interment will follow in the Potter Family Cemetery.
Music will be under the direction of Dennis Laws and Sherry Peters. Active pallJerry White, M.L. Fisher, Brooks Tavior, Buford Peters, Ray Lowe, and Kenneth Colbaugh. The family will receive friends from 7 to 9 p.m. Saturday in the chapel of the funeral home and at other times at the home of daughter, Mrs.
Jackie (Dawn) Peters, Rt. 2 Elizabethton. The body will be taken to the church 1 hour before the service to lie in state until the service hour. Tetrick Funeral Home. Riverside Chapel.
Elizabethton is charge of the LEDFORD FUNERAL HOME Erwin Mrs. Eliza S. Renfro Funeral services for Mrs. Eliza Sparks Rentro, 68, 120 Madison who died Friday, will be conducted Sunday at 2 p.m. from the Ledford Chapel with the Rev.
Arthur Rentro will ate. Interment will follow in the Evergreen Cemetery. Pallbearers, who are requested to be at the chapel at 1:45 Sunday are Bixon Fain. Bob Clouse, Ronnie Sparks. Jimmy Tolley, Ralph Sparks, Ronnie Rentro.
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Hours: ROAN Mon. thru Sat. 9 to 08 CITY Sunday to 6 More marijuana located by By Evelyn Holbrook- P-C Staff Writer NEWPORT Very few marijuana patches in Upper East Tennessee escape the trained eye. Tennessee Highway. Patrol Pilot Tom Ketron.
Ketron, who has been spotting the illegal drug for eight years, said finding marijuana patches just takes "experience." After spotting the marijuana from his helicopter, Ketron leads a group of law enforcement officials in to confiscate the plants. Allen Broyles, Greeneville Alcoholic Beverage Commission agent, said this year the marijuana is growing in "different" places. Broyles, who assists Ketron in the helicopter, said the majority of it is planted alongside the mountain in smaller patches than last year. Last year, agents found patches in which about 3,000 to 5,000 plants were growing. "There is no way on earth we could find the marijuana the helicopter," said Eddie Baldwin, Johnson City ABC agent.
Ketron, Bladwin and Broyles are members of a task force which was established this year by Gov. Lamar Alexander to destroy the marijuana production across the state. The group, the DILEMMA: TOO MANY ANSWERS TOO FEW SIMPLE QUESTIONS Industrial Hearing Conservation Service Hearing Aids Hearing Evaluations 928-5771 Daniel R. Schumaier, Ph. D.
AUDIOLOGIST plants state agents Governor's Task Force on Marijuana Eradication, is composed of agents from the ABC, Tennessee Bureau of Investigation and the Tennessee Highway Patrol. of Friday, the group seized and burned 2,166 plants. The plants were found growing in several small patches in the Holt Hollow community and near Indian Camp Road. No arrests were made during the raids. The confiscated marijuana has an estimated street value of $649,800.
Agents found some blasting wire and barbed wire around sev. eral of the patches near Indian Road. Come, was the second time this week agents had raided patches in co*cke County. Thursday, the agents seized 2,400 plants which had an estimated value of $720,000. The force, which started raiding marijuana fields in Upper East Tennessee March 29, have confiscated about 50,000 plants this season with a total estimated value of $15 million.
Team Leader David Morris said the majority of the marijuana confiscated has been in co*cke County. Ketron said the county leads the state in the production of. marijuana. JOHNSON News Center, Boone Street at Main and Market P.O. Box 1717.
Johnson City, TN 37601 Published daily and Sunday. Second class postage paid at Johnson City, TN Subscription per year by mail: Within 100 miles outside 100 miles $93.00 ZIMMERMAN'S BOOKS Downtown Johnson City "MARIE-A TRUE STORY" The woman who challenged Blantone' parole scandal anything like it." Pinsetting equipment has a safety switch, to turn off the mechanism to prevent such accidents. Johnson City investigators had not yet determined late Friday whether or not the switch had been thrown or had malfunctioned. Morris said lane 19 would not be used until the exact cause of the accident could be determined. Yankee apples Apples were first imported to America from England in 1629 by of John Winthrop, colonial governor Massachusetts.
The first apples grown in this country were most likely obtained from trees planted in Boston. "Ten fair pippins" were picked on Oct. 10, 1639. Camera Repair Our certified technician will make or model camera or projector work is guaranteed! Wilson Pharmacy WALNUT AT WATAUGA BEDDING PLANTS Vegetables Flowering Plants for Spring Planting HOLYFIELD FLORISTS GREENHOUSES 1712 Oakland Johnson City, Tr. 282-3131 DR.
KARL KONRAD Ph.d. M.D. announces the opening of his practice of ALLERGY, PSYCHIATRY, AND PREVENTIVE MEDICINE Allergy screening and treatment for common allergies to pollens, dusts, animals, and bee stings. Psychiatric assistance and counselling for individuals, couples, and families. Preventive medicine care: annual check ups for healthy people, stress fitness testing; nutritional counseling, assistance with personal exercise programs, clinic for exercise injuries, stop smoking program.
Johnson City, MONDAYS: 8:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. (615) 926-0603 Tues. Wed. 8:30 a.m.
to 4:30 p.m. YOU ARE INVITED TO ATTEND OPEN HOUSE The general public is invited to attend Open House at The Haven Of Mercy Rescue Mission, Sunday, June 12th, 1983 from 2:00 to 5:00 pm. HAVEN OF MERCY RESCUE MISSION 123 WEST MILLARD STREET, JOHNSON CITY, TENNESSEE NEW ADDITION This.
