Page 2 THE DAILY HERALD Monday, January 15, 1973 Biloxi-Gulfport, Deaths. Funerals Chad M. Ladner Chad Michael Ladner, three-day-old son of Mr. and Mrs. George Ladner, Bay St.
Louis, died Sunday at 1 a.m. at Slidell Memorial Hospital where he was born Jan. 12. In addition to his parents he is survived by his paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
George E. Ladner Pearlington; his maternal grandparents, Jim Ankeshliln and the late Grace Ankeshliln. A graveside service was held this morning at the Napoleon Cemetery with the Rev. Gregory Johnson, pastor of Our Lady of the Gulf Catholic Church of Bay St. Louis, officiating.
Capt. F.H. Arms Capt. Frederick H. Arms, 32, died Sunday afternoon at the USAF Medical Center at Keesler, where he had been a patient since Nov.
12, 1972. Before his hospitalization he was assigned to Seymour Johnson AFB, N.C. Captain Arms is survived by his widow, Mrs. Robin L. Arms, Goldsboro, N.C, and his mother, Mrs.
Cora L. Arms of 5951 Tchoupitoulas New Orleans. Service arrangements are pending. Mrs. Margaret Guice Mrs.
Margaret Kennedy Guice, 72, life-long resident of the Gulf Coast, died Sunday night after a lengthy illness. Born in Biloxi April 19, 1900, she attended school in Biloxi and Centenary College, and finished in Nashville College in Nashville, where she studied voice. She is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Marge Learned, Macon and Mrs. Mara Lou Galle, New Orleans, two sons, James W.
Guice, Skokie, and Edgar P. Guice Ocean Springs; two brothers, Frank B. and Herron Kennedy, both of Biloxi; 18 grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Bradford-O'Keefe Funeral Home will in charge of arrangements, which are pending. Friends may call Tuesday after 6 p.m.
at the funeral home. Mrs. Ola Weldon The funeral of Mrs. Ola Weldon, 77, who died Jan. 9 in San Pablo, will be held 2 p.m.
Tuesday from the Bradford-O'. Keefe Funeral Home in Biloxi. Interment will be in Biloxi Cemetery. Friends may call at the Funeral Home from 6-9 p.m. Monday.
Matt Surdich Matt Surdich, 90, a resident of 707 Kellar Biloxi, died Monday morning at Howard Memorial Hospital. Funeral arrangements are pending at BradfordO'Keefe Funeral Home in Biloxi. In memoriam In Loving Memory of Mrs. Mary Kassis Died January 15, 1969 Sadly missed by Children adv-15-1t THE DAILY HERALD PUBLISHED DAILY SUNDAY EXCEPT CHRISTMAS Established weekly in Biloxi 1884. daily, 1898: established in Gulfport in 1909.
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Mary Louise Rankin Alexis, 54, who died Saturday in New Orleans, will be held Tuesday at 7 p.m. at New gilsethe Baptist Church, Rev. E. H. Potter will bring the eulogy.
Interment will be Wednesday at 11 a.m. in the Biloxi Cemetery. McDaniel and Son Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Heckerman rites Funeral services for Lloyd Louis Heckerman, 70, who died Friday, were held Sunday afternoon at the Riemann Funeral Home Chapel in Gulfport. Maj.
James A. Walker and Maj. Housell, both of the Salvation Army, officiated. Mrs. J.L.
Head, organist, played as the prelude, When They Ring the Golden Bells, and as postlude, Blessed Assurance. Charles Anderson sang In the Sweet Bye and Bye. Pallbearers were Jerry Beech, Jerry Snyder, Edmond Snyder, L.H. Miller, Charles Boggs, John Cubbison, Frank Ness and Edward McKenna. The body was sent to the Jamison Funeral Home in Piqua, Ohio, for services and interment in the Forest Hill Cemetery.
Mrs. Saucier rites Funeral services for Mrs. Olivia Margaret Saucier, 74, who died Saturday were held Sunday afternoon at the Beulah United Methodist Church. The Rev. Van Landrum, pastor, officiated, assisted by the Rev.
Bert Phelps, pastor of the Free Church of God, Gulfport. Mrs. Mildred Stoner, pianist, played as the prelude, Near The Cross, and as postlude, Rock of Ages. Interment was in the Beulah cemetery. Pallbearers were Royce Saucier, H.
Saucier, Richard King, Mike Forehand, C. F. Roberts and Wendel Wilson. Riemann Funeral Home in Gulfport was in charge of arrangements. Claude Chapman Claude Clarence Chapman, 69, a resident of Jackson County, died on Jan.
14 at his home in the Helena Community. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Lola Mae Berry Chapman, Helena; two daughters, Mrs. Winnie Mizell, Bogalusa, La. and Mrs.
Willie Cook, Moss Point. Friends may call at Fails Funeral Home in Moss Point between 5 and 10 p.m. Monday. Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. Tuesday from the Fails Funeral Home chapel, followed by services at the Pentecostal Church in Helena.
Burial will be in MachPelah Cemetery with the Rev. George Carmens officiating. Ralph Hoemann Ralph Hoemann, 49, a resident of 5013 Stellemac, Affton, was pronounced dead of an apparent heart attack on arrival at Gulfport Memorial Hospital at 4:25 p.m. Sunday. Mr.
Hoemann was born Aug. 8, 1923 in New Haven, Mo. He was a veteran of World War II and was employed as a printing superintendent with the Concordia Publishing Company. Among his survivors is his wife, Mrs. Shirley Hoemann.
His body will be sent from Riemann Funeral Home in Gulfport to the Hoffmeister Mortuary in St. Louis, for services and interment in the Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery. Grady L. Lambert Grady Lynn Lambert, 34, died on Saturday afternoon, Jan. 13, at Singing River Hospital, where he had been confined since suffering a heart attack on Dec.
Mr. Lambert, was born in Lawrence County on Sept. 30, 1939, and had lived in Jackson County for 21 years. He was a contractorpainter and at 4210 Martha Court, Pascagoula. Survivors include his wife, Mrs.
Patricia Bailey Lambert, Pascagoula; two daughters, Ammie Lynn Lambert, Pascagoula, and Cindy Laura, Lambert, Moss Point; three sons, Johnny and Mark Donald of Pascagoula and Marcus Lynn Lambert, Moss Point; Mrs. Bernice Lambert, Pascagoula, his mother; a brother, Jerry V. Lambert, Pascagoula; a sister, Mrs. Peggy Williamson, Monticello. He was a member of the National Guard, the Methodist Church and Elks Lodge.
Funeral services will be held 2 p.m. Monday at Fails Funeral 1 Chapel. Interment will in Griffin Cemetery with the Rev. J.B. Elam and the Rev.
W.J. Blackman officiating. Miss Julia Boone Miss Julia Diane Boone, .20, native and a resident of Moss Point, died Saturday, Jan. 13, at Singing River Hospital in Pascagoula. Miss Boone, the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Mose Boone of Moss Point, resided at 1104 Elder Ferry Moss Point. She was a student at Jackson County Junior College and a member of Good Hope Baptist Church, Moss Point. In addition to her parents, she is survived by a sister, Mrs. Vivian E.
Harris, and two brothers, Mose W. and John A. Boone, all of Moss Point. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 1 p.m. at Good Hope Baptist Church, with the Rev.
Jessie James, pastor, officiating. The body will lie in state from noon until the service begins. Burial will be in Ford Cemetery. Friends may call after 5 p.m. Tuesday at Friendly Funeral Home, Moss Point.
Atchison rites The funeral service for John Seymour (Jack) Atchison, 68, was held Sunday afternoon at Moore Funeral Home in Wiggins. mr. Atchison died Thursday at the Veterans Administration Hospital in Jackson after an extensive illness. He was a native of Bond and had resided at Vicksburg. The Rev.
E. E. Samples, pastor of Trinity United Methodist of Gulfport, officiated. Interment at Perkinston Cemetery. Pallbearers were Donald Breland, J.
W. Hunt, F. G. Pearson, E. R.
Hunt, Mertz Bond and P. M. Smith. Merritt rites Funeral services for Mrs. Virginia Lee Merritt, 50, who died Saturday, were held Sunday afternoon at the Riemann Funeral Home Chapel in Gulfport.
The Rev. R. Stewart Smith, pastor of the First United Methodist Church of Gulfport, officiated. Mrs. J.
L. Head, organist, played as the prelude, In The Luxembourge Garden, and as postulde Beautiful Isle. Interment was in the Coalville Cemetery. Pallbearers were Rex White, William Lacy, John Lacy, Mark Snead, W. E.
Dubuisson Jr. and L. J. Cuevas Jr. EARL B.
STEGALL Attorney Counsellor at Law announces the opening of his offices at SUITE 511 HEWES BUILDING Gulfport, Mississippi 39501 864-6560 Bill Covan Betty Covan Bill Covan, 76, and his wife, Mrs. Betty Covan, 67, died early Sunday morning as a result of a fire at their residence, 1609 Henry Moss Point. The bodies were taken to Friendly Funeral Home, where arrangements are incomplete. John Mavar Jr. taken by death in New Orleans John S.
Mavar president of Mavar Shrimp and Oyster Company, Biloxi, died Sunday in New Orleans at Ochsner Foundation Hospital where he had been a patient since last Monday. He was 65. Funeral rites are scheduled for 10:45 a a.m. Tuesfrom BradfordO'Keefe Funeral Home, Biloxi, followed by an 11 a.m. Requiem Mass at Church of Nativity.
Interment will be in Biloxi Cemetery. Friends may call after 6 p.m. today at the funeral home. Rosary will be said at 8 p.m. Born Oct.
14, 1907, in Biloxi, the son of John and Olivia Skrmetta Mavar, he founded the seafood cannery with his father in 1926. He had been engaged in the business all his life and was organizer and former president of the American Shrimp Canners Association. Prior to Hurricane Camille, he and his wife, nee Antonia Gentillich, lived in Biloxi on Miramar avenue. Since that time, they have resided in Ocean Springs. Mr.
Mavar was active in civic and religious affairs during his life. He was graduated from Sacred Heart Academy and in later years served as president of the Sacred Heart Alumni Association. A Fourth Degree Knight, he served as Grand Knight of the Knights of Columbus, Biloxi Council 1244. For two years, he was Faithful Navigator of the d'Iberville General Assembly. He was a former president of the Nativity Parish Holy Name Society and had been active for years in the St.
Vincent de Paul Society. In 1957, he was general chairman of the Biloxi United Fund. He had served as director of the Biloxi Chamber. of Commerce and at one time served as a committeeman on the Boy Scouts Council. He belonged to the Oyster Institute of America and the Slavonian Benevolent Association.
In recent years he was active on the executive committee of the Biloxi Shrimp Festival. His late father was King of the Shrimp Festival in 1960. Other than his widow, Mr. Mavar is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Marko (Joan) Butirich of Biloxi and Miss Maria Mavar of Ocean Springs; three brothers, Sam Mavar, Nick Mavar and Victor Mavar, all of Biloxi; two sisters, Mrs.
J.V. Lawrence and Mrs. Pascal Talijancich, both of Biloxi; and five grandchildren. In lieu of flowers, the family requests that donations be made to the local heart or kidney funds or Masses. Search for weapon.
Harrison County Jailer Danny Holland, center, supervises jail trusties in a search for a .22 caliber automatic pistol believed to be the murder weapon in the death of Joseph B. Miller, 29, whose body was found a week ago. The sheriff's department arrested Roy Thomas Damron, 17, early Monday in connection with the death. The pistol was reportedly thrown in a trash can, whose contents were picked up by a county truck and deposited in this sanitary landfill dumping area on North Swan road. The search was continuing at noon Monday.
(Staff photo by Ron Elias) Harrison county youth charged in connection with death A 17-year-old Bel-Aire boy has been charged by the Harrison County sherYouth walks from train, car wreck Jackson County Bureau An Ocean Springs youth walked away uninjured Saturday night after his car was demolished during an accident with train. John K. Vaughan 17, was driving the 1968 Pontiac GTO which was demolished at the Church street grade crossing in Ocean Springs, police said. Biloxi girl to undergo rabies shots An 8-year-old Biloxi girl will have to begin a series of painful rabies shots Thursday unless the dog which bit her Sunday is located. Biloxi police Superintendent said the girl, Brenda Elliott, daughter of Mrs.
Betty Elliott, 153 Belvedere Circle, Biloxi, was bitten Sunday about 10 a.m. He said the girl's mother reported she and her daughter were standing on the corner of Rodenberg avenue and Pass road when she was bitten by the dog. The animal was described as a large brown and white dog, mixed breed. Montgomery urged anyone knowning the whereabouts or the owner of the animal to immediately call either Mrs. Elliott or the Biloxi Police department.
A physician at Keesler AFB Hospital where the girl was taken, said she would have to begin rabies shots Thursday unless the dog is located, police said. iff's department in connection with the death of Joseph B. Miller, 29, of 603 Klein a week ago. Sheriff Howard L. Hobbs said Roy Thomas Damron, 600 Klein was arrested at 1 a.m.
Monday by Investigators Glen Rishel, Terry Schultz and Dave Melton and Gulfport police Det. Kenneth Woodco*ck who has been assisting in the case. a Damron, although a juvenile, will be given criminal prosecution in the capital offense as prescribed by law, the sheriff said. In addition, a charge of burglary and larceny will be referred to Harrison County Family Court, unless the court decides to certify the juvenile for criminal prosecution on that charge. A preliminary hearing on the murder charge is pending, according to District Attorney Albert Necaise.
Miller apparently killed the night of Jan. 7 from two shots fired from a .22 caliber weapon. His body was found in his bedroom the following night by his father. Sheriff Hobbs said the apparent motive for the death was robbery. Car Gulfport company begins extended operation Kuda Apparel of Gulfport began an expanded manufacturing operation Monday in a 000-square-foot addition to its 30th avenue plant.
Manufacturers of women's blouses and men's shirts, the company has added about 20 employees in the expansion bringing its current total to about 70. The addition is in a. building two doors north of the original Kuda plant at 1502 30th where manufacturing began last June in a building. The addition is located in a building at 1514 30th Ave. Company President Joseph Datlof said when the firm opened in June it had expected to expand within six months.
The new operation Monday was in line with the original plan. He said that another expansion is expected later, perhaps six months from now. The first plant manufactures flat-weave blouses and shirts. The expansion plant will make knitted apparel. Datlof called it the Landscape seminar to be presented Dogwood Garden Club and the City of Biloxi will co-sponsor a landscape design seminar presented by members of the Mississippi State University faculty of the School of Landscape Architecture.
The seminar opens at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday at Biloxi Community Center and will be conducted in three sessions Jan. 16-17. The Tuesday afternoon session will consist of illustrated lectures and discussions on residential landscape. Tuesday at 8 p.m., a session designed to appeal to city officials, city planners, engineers, realtors and urban renewal workers will consist of illustrated lectures on residential, parks and urban design, and the Wednesday, 9 a.m.
session will be a lecture and discussion of home grounds. Fee for the seminar is $5 for the two daytime sessions. The Tuesday night session is free. Tickets are available at the Biloxi and Gulfport Chambers of Commerce, the Whistle Stop, Ocean Springs, or they may be purchased at the door. FOR THE CORRECT TIME, ANYTIME Dial 863-7110 0 ANOTHER COMMUNITY SERVICE OF Hanco*ck Dank The Cafe Bank Enn MEMBER F.D.I.C.
keyes, a pair of binoculars and $2 in cash, reportedly taken from the Miller home were recovered from Damron's home, Hobbs said. Sheriff's department officers were searching a nearby dump area Monday where they believed a .22 caliber automatic pistol used in the death had been deposited. The gun reportedly had been stolen by Damron in a previous burglary, Hobbs dedlared. Sheriff Hobbs said there is no evidence to connect Damron with the beating death Friday of Daniel Thomas 'Therrien, 20, whose body was found on a road in Loren-D Heights, in the same general area as Miller's residence. Therrien, a resident of 767 Glen Valley Way, Gulfport, apparently had been beaten with an instrument.
His body had numerous lacerations and fractures. An autopsy has been ordered. Sheriff Hobbs said his six investigators had been split between two murder cases and that now they will be able to concentrate on the Therrien death. Days off for the investigators have been temporarily cancelled. company's "knit division." He said Kuda is now adding employees to the 20 already on duty in the new section.
He said employment there is expected to increase to 50 or 60 within the next few months. He said blouses and shirts shipped to aruda, markets throughout the U. S. Rep. Lott elected to policy committee WASHINGTON Freshman Rep.
Trent Lott of Mississippi's Fifth District has been elected to the Republican Policy Committee, an advisory committee for Republican members of Congress. Lott's election came during a caucas of the class of the 93rd Congress, composed of 43 Republicans, led and a 29 field Demo- of three candidates for the post. "I am pleased beyond words," Lott said. "Mississippi now has a voice in shaping the policy of the Republican Party.This is further evidence that the Republican Party cares about Mississippi." Lott had earlier been elected to the GOP's Congressional Committee, a committee whose sole mission is to elect more Republicans to Congress. Other class officers elected during the caucas are: John Conlan of Arizona, president; George O'Brien of Illinois, vice president; Donald Mitchell of New York, secre- tary; Marjorie Holt of Maryland, treasurer; Harold Froehlich of Wisconsin, Policy Committee; and David Treen of Louisiana, executive committee of the Committee on Committees.
Lott was nominated by Rep. Bill Ketchum of California. Froelich finished second in the balloting, edging Rep. Paul Cronin of Massachussets. The Policy Committee is composed of 26 members, including nine members of the Republican leadership.
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