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THE NORTHSIDE SUN, JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI Page 2A Thursday, December 20, 1 979 Doesn't your camera dsrv to hav aualltv Kodak film processing? 1 tfl Kodak Daoer. For a good look attheUmesof vouruie, I miomn JTI. si IULUH PROCESSING Kodak laridard PiiotoGo. jjy 1 bliir.i.i..raa la 513 East Capitol Street Telephone: BUY ANY BROILMASTER (except model SG) AND GET A 12 lbs orSiOtaxinci limit otter expires 12 22 79 tatey Special guest Total Living for Fifty Plus had a special "visit from the North" at the Christmas luncheon. Santa Claus distributed candy and good wishes to those at the luncheon.

Among those making last-minute Christmas re quests are (from left) Seated, Mrs. Mary Birdsong, Louise Crofton and Santa (Gordon Worthington). Standing, the Rev. David Ray, Mrs. Bill Gragg and Bill Gragg.

(SUN PHOTO) Mississippi Valley Gas Company Reservoir level to be according to manual's CHRISTMAS GIFT SPECIAL ERWIN GULLEDGE of N'sider Services were held at the First Baptist Church, Crystal Springs, Saturday, Dec. 15, for Erwin L. Gulledge. Gulledge. who died Dec.

13, had been in failing health, but death was unexpected. Born in Arkansas on October 25, 1900, he held a Bachelor's degree from Vanderbilt University and a Master's degree from Harvard University. He was a member of Phi Kappa Sigma Fraternity. He was a former official with the Federal Housing Administration. He was a member of the First Baptist Church of Crystal Springs.

He was a 50-year Shriner and a Mason. Survivors include his wife, Ada Dale Gulledge; a daughter, Charlotte Gulledge Peets of Jackson; a son, Dr. Jerry Gulledge of Crystal Springs; one sister, Mrs. Osborn Ishee of Jackson; three granddaughters; four grandsons; and one great grandson. He was preceded in death by two sons: Sonny and Billy Gulledge.

ROSEMARY GOWAN GUGLIELMO Jacksonian Services were held Tuesday, Dec. 11, for Mrs. James T. Guglielmo, nee Rosemary Gowan, from Our Lady Queen of Angels Catholic Church in Opelousas, La. Mrs.

Guglielmo died Sunday, Dec. 9, at M.D. Anderson Hospital, Houston, Tex. A native of Jackson, she was a magna cum laude graduate of LSU, a member of Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority and the Debutante Club of Mississippi. Survivors include her husband; a son, James Thomas Guglielmo two daughters, Elizabeth and Major ie Ann Guglielmo, all of Opelousas; her father, William A.

Gowan; a brother, William A. Gowan both of Jackson; a sister, Mrs. Guy Turnbow Jr. of Oxford; two aunts, Mrs. Mildred Maley and Mrs.

Denby Garrison, both of Jackson; and an uncle, Dr. Hugh Gowan of Pickens. She was the daughter of the late Mary Wright Gowan and the granddaughter of the late Dr. and Mrs. W.

A. Gowan of Thomastown and the late Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Wright of Jackson.

Memorials may be sent to St. Jude's Children's Hospital, Memphis, Term. IV A W. BATTLEY Services were held Friday, Dec. 14, from Baldwin, Lee and Barnes Funeral Home for Mrs.

Iva W. Battley of Ridgeland. The Rev. James Williams officiated. Mrs.

Battley, 87, died Wednesday, Dec. 12, at St. Dominic Hospital following a brief illness. A native of Iowa, she had lived in the Ridgeland area for the past 72 years. She was a member of the Ridgeland Methodist Church.

Survivors include three daughters, Mrs. Walter Sharpe and Mrs. Robert Horn, both of Ridgeland, and Lexie Howard of Grenada; a sister, Bernice Harris of Bakersville, 16 grandchildren; and 19 great grandchildren. Pallbearers were Donald Home, Mickey Home, Terry Snell, Joe Moss, David Moon and Mike Cox. Burial was in the Jessamine Cemetery in Ridgeland.

15 DISCOUNT Green House Windows Storm Windows Aluminum and Wood Windows meeting, but the board heard only a few and then met in executive session after which they released a prepared statement and offered no opportunity for questions or comment. The board said that on or about Nov. 1 of each year the reservoir level will be gradually reduced from the 297-foot summer level so that it is at 295 feet on or about Dec. 1, "if hydrological and meteorlogical conditions permit." The lake will be kept at or near 295 feet through March or April and will be increased to 297 feet on or about May 1 of each year. The level may be lowered below 295 feet if the National Weather Service informs Jackson, Mississippi 39201 601948 2847 3 SCHOOL For information 960-1522 Pascagoula at Lamar 1 if 0 tor ars: a at 1 1 Mississippi Glass Co.

Mark Yerger 3300Hwy.80W. 948-5677 Obituaries Cavalier Road. The Rev. Roger Cameron officiated. Mrs.

McGuffee, 82, died Wednesday, Dec. 12, after an illness. A native of Brookhaven, she had lived in Utica and Crystal Springs prior to moving to Jackson nine years ago. She was a school teacher and a Methodist. Survivors include a daughter, Joy Scott of Jackson; a son, Herbert B.

McGuffee Jr. of Jackson; a brother, Jim Holloway of Brookhaven; two sisters, Emma Allgood and Fannie Smith of Brookhaven; four grandchildren; and two great grandchildren. Pallbearers were Steve Scott, Drew Scott, Syl Macke, Ed Mays and Jim Holloway. Burial was in the Lakewood Memorial Park. ALEXANDER THOMAS ROBBINS A memorial service was held Dec.

18 at the Unitarian Universal Church, 4872 North State for Alexander Thomas Robbins, 14-month-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Robbins of 120 Paso Cove. The infant died unexpectedly the morning of Dec.

13. In addition to his parents, he is survived by a sister, Astrid Robbins; his paternal grandmother, Mrs. T. C. Robbins of Jackson; his maternal grandmother, Mrs.

Kathleen Huttig of San Clemente, and his maternal grandfather, Alfred Huttig of Kansas City, Mo. Memorials may be made to the Sudden Infant Death Syndrome Fund, co Unitarian Universal Church. MRS. WILLIS E. JOHNSON SR.

school associate Services were conducted Dec. 17 from Wright and Ferguson chapel for Mrs. Willis E. Johnson Sr. of 229 Chippewa Cir.

The Rev. C. Phil Esty officiated. Mrs. Johnson died late afternoon Dec.

15 in the Mississippi Baptist Medical Center after a long illness. She was 71. Mrs. Johnson, nee Mary Brackett, was a native of Haynesville, and had been a resident of Jackson since 1924. For a number of years, she was associated with the Jackson Public Schools as secretary at Power Elementary School and at Chastain Junior High School.

She was a member of Covenant Presbyterian Church. She is survived by two sons, Willis L. Johnson Jr. of Jackson and James Ray Johnson of San Antonio, Tex. a daughter, Mrs.

Dan Nichols of Jackson; a sister, Mrs. E. C. Harris of McComb; seven grandchildren, two greatgrandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Pallbearers were T.

L. Brackett Charles R. Brackett, E. C. Harris A.

L. DuBose, Norman West, Derwood Boyles, Gene Schneider, John B. Hooker. Burial was in the Lakewood Memorial Park. J.

W. BUTLER associate Services were conducted Dec. 17 from the chapel of Wright and Ferguson for J. W. Butler of 4215 Brussels Dr.

Dr. John R. Claypool and the Rev. Louis Smith officiated. Butler, 56, died suddenly late evening, Dec.

14, at his home of an apparent heart attack. A native of Polkville, he had made his home in Jackson for the past 34 years. He retired Nov. 21, 1979 after 33 years' association with South Centeral Bell. He was a member of Northminster Baptist Church and was a U.

S. Army veteran of World War II. He is survived by his wife, nee Mable Gardner; two sons, James Walter Butler III and Derek Gardner Butler, all of Jackson; his father, J. W. Butler Sr.

of Brandon; three brothers, Boyd Butler of Atlanta, Ralph Butler of Florence and F. C. Butler of Brandon; five sisters, Mrs. Odille Chapman of Brandon, Mrs. Jewel Sullivan of Jackson, Mrs.

Lawrence Mid-dleton of Pearl, Mrs. Harold Sullivan of Jackson; and Mrs. W. R. McKinley of Pearl and several nieces and nephews.

Memorials may be made to the American Heart Association. Pallbearers were Tim Sullivan, Dwayne Sullivan, Mark Butler, Marty Gardner, Ronnie McKinley and Tommy Harkins. Burial was in the Lakewood Memorial Park. of in of in St. LOUISE ROCKETT MAPP Baptist member Services were held Friday, Dec.

14, from Wright and Ferguson Funeral Home for Mrs. Louise Rockett Mapp of 862 Arlington St. Dr. W. Douglas Hudgins officiated.

Mrs. Mapp died Wednesday, Dec. 12, after a brief illness. A longtime resident of Hat-tiesburg, she moved to Jackson in 1950. She was associated with Rockett Manufacturers for many years and was a member of the First Baptist Church.

While in Hattiesburg, she was active in social clubs, the P-TA and the Order of Eastern Star. In Jackson, Mrs. Mapp was a member of Entre Nous Bridge and Luncheon Club and of the American Association of Retired persons. Survivors include her son, William Rockett Mapp of Jackson; a daughter, Miss A. Jolene Mapp of Jackson; two brothers, Louis N.

Rockett and Hugh C. Rockett, both of Jackson; and four grandchildren, Sandra Mapp, Linda Mapp, Pamela Mapp and Laurence Rockett Mapp, all of Baltimore, a nephew, N. W. Rockett II of Tupelo; a niece, Kay Rockett of Jackson; and a grandniece, Barbara Rockett of Jackson. Pallbearers were A.

H. Daniel, Oscar L. Bates, Richard Bates, Clarence An-ding, T. Eugene Caldwell, Ike Brumfield, Joe E. Mapp, N.

W. Rockett II and Cecil Hall. Burial was in the Lakewood Memorial Park. HARRY E. WEIR Andrew's member Funeral services for Harry E.

Weir of 1832 St. Ann St. were held at 2:30 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 15, at St.

Andrews Episcopal Cathedral. Burial was in Lakewood Memorial Park Cemetery. Weir, 72, died Friday at St. Dominic Hospital. A native of Clifton, Weir was a former resident of Meridian where he was educated in the public schools.

He attended Cumberland University where he was a member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon social fraternity. He served with the aviation engineers during World War II. For many years he was associated with the architec tural firm of Biggs and Weir. He was a member of St. Andrew's Episcopal Cathedral where he served on the Vestry and as a Warden and was also secretary of the Mistocos Scholarship Committee.

Weir was a past president of the North Jackson Kiwanis Club and a member of the American Institute of Architects. He is survived by his wife, the former Kathryn Herbert of Jackson; his mother-in-law, Mrs. Curtis (Odel) Herbert of Jackson; a son Harry Weir Jr. of Jackson; two daughters, Mrs. Troy E.

(Kathryn) Weathersby and Elizabeth Weir, both of Jackson; three brothers, Elliott H. Weir of Meridian, James E. Weir of Gulf port and Jack M. Weir of Ashkum, 111. Pallbearers were Sherwood Wise, George Donavan, John Fontaine, Thomas J.

Biggs, William L. Cabaniss, Raybain Lane, Kenneth W. Wills and Jules McNair. Memorials may be sent to St. Andrew's Episcopal Cathedral or the Chapel of the Cross.

MRS. MEEKS (ANNIE LOU DOSSETT) WATKINS president Funeral services for Mrs. Meeks (Annie Lou Dossett) Watkins were held at 2 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 19, at Wright and Ferguson Funeral Home's chapel with the Rev.

Darrell Foreman, chaplain of Mississippi Baptist Medical Center, officiating. Burial was in Lakewood Memorial Park Cemetery. Mrs. Watkins, 81, formerly 3825 Northview died Monday at Mississippi Baptist Medical Center, Mrs. Watkins, a Jackson resident since 1934, was born Heidelberg and reared in Seminary.

She was a member Fondren Presbyterian Church and was president of Watkins-Aldridge Equipment Company. She was proceeded death by her husband, Meeks Watkins. Survivors include two brothers, Dorsey W. Hurst of Louis, and Ben T. Hurst of Clinton; several nieces and nephews; and several cousins, including Marybella R.

Dukes of New Augusta. In lieu of flowers, the ami- of maintained suggestions them of any weather system which may drop large amounts of rain in the reservoir's watershed area, the directors said. However, the board contends that keeping the reservoir at 295 feet "will provide very little flood protection." "The limited storage capacity of the reservoir will be used to mitigate the severity of the flooding," the board promised. "The reservoir board is working in every possible way to be certain that the operation of the reservoir will lessen the severity of flooding in the Jackson area to the maximum extent practical within the limits of its design capability," according to the prepared statement. The lake was built for recreation and not flood control, the directors pointed out.

The board noted that it has hired a consultant to study the reservoir's capacity" and operations and "when his study is completed, his recommendations will be considered in revising the operations manual." "We pledge continuing cooperation to the City of Jackson and all concerned citizens," the board said. "We realize this policy will cause inconvenience to commercial and residential leaseholders and to members of the public who use the reservoir for recreational purposes. We pledge continuing efforts to mitigate this inconvenience." Maintaining the reservoir level at 295 feet has caused the loss of use of boat docks and other structures for "hundreds" of persons with waterfront leases, according to Moak. MEETING CANCELED Because of the holiday season, the Ridgeland Board of Aldermen canceled the Tuesday, Dec. 17 Board meeting, according to City Clerk Marcella Cannon.

Mississippi Museum of Art MUSEUM REGISTRATION is now being taken for Winter Quarter of Classes The governing board of the Barnett Reservoir last week promised to operate the man-made lake in a way to "lessen the severity of flooding in the Jackson area," but declined to lower the reservoir's level to 294 feet as some persons had asked. The Pearl River Valley Water Supply District Board of Directors voted to maintain the reservoir level at 295 feet at the dam during the rainy season and at 297 feet during summer months. Those levels are recommended in the reservoir's operations manual, said Charlie Moak, reservoir general manager. The Jackson City Council and the Mississippi Flood Victims Association had asked the board to lower the reservoir's level to 294 feet as an attempt to control flooding of the Pearl River in the Jackson area. Approximately 60 citizens turned out for the board Variance is sought Of the six new zoning cases filed with the City Planning Board only one involved the Northside area according to Zoning Administrator Andy Sweat.

Mrs. Anita H. Fowler has requested a variance for the construction of a storage building on her lot at 734 Winchester St. The building would be located in the back yard of the corner lot, 40 feet from the property corner. Under the zoning ordinance an accessory building constructed on a corner lot must be located in the opposite corner away from the street.

Mrs. Fowler wants a variance to allow hers to be in approximately the middle of the yard. ly requests that memorials be made to a favorite charity or to Fondren Presbyterian Church. Pallbearers were T. J.

Dukes, Jeff Dukes, Dr. Van D. Quick, Jack Ratliff Robert T. Robinson and David Holloway. ERNEST KEBERT Funeral services will be held today in Neodesha, for Ernest L.

Kebert of 4230 Quail Run Road. Burial will be in the Shaw Cemetery. He was a retired steamfitter. Kebert, 80, died Monday at Veterans Hospital here after an extended illness. Survivors include his wife, the former Lena Laura Clark; three sons, Dean Kebert of Jackson, Ray Kebert of St.

Louis, and Roger Kebert of Beecher, three daughters, Mrs. Helen Harris of Wentzville, Mrs. Nellie Willartom of Joliet, and Mrs. Geneva Lamphair of Beecher, and 15 grandchildren. Wright and Ferguson Funeral Home was in charge local arrangements.

7HI. Museum ca school I WILLIAM H. HOWARD of 1229 Winterview a student at the University of has been elected to "Who's Who" Among Students in American Univer-sities and Colleges, 1979-1980." Howard is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William Hector Howard Jr.

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Mrs. Fath, 86, died Thursday, Dec. 13, in St. Dominic Hospital after an extended illness. A native of Hillsboro, 111., she spent the greater part of her life in Laramie, Wyo.

She had lived in Jackson for the past several years. She was a Presbyterian. Survivors include her daughter, Mrs. Wilbur H. Knight of Jackson; a brother, Barry Emery of Glenrock, a grandson, Ernest E.

Knight, and a great granddaughter, Lee Knight both of Jackson. Burial was in the Green Hill Cemetery in Laramie. MRS. I.ILLIE McGUFFEE Services were held Thursday, Dec. 13, from Wright and Ferguson Funeral Home for Mrs.

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