The Northside Sun from Jackson, Mississippi • Page 7

Thursday, July 22, 1976 THE NORTHSIDE SUN, JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI Page 7A Obituaries Honorary pallbearers were all members of the Jackson Scottish Rites and employees of the State Highway Department to include M. A. Boothe, Dr. L. T.

Carl, J. L. Dprbls, R. W. Griffith, R.

R. Parker, Ed Woolley, Earl Beal, Chastain Flint, Otis Mayberry, Frank Moore, Luther Smith and E. W. Stennett. You Saw It In THa Sun i I I.

if 1 'V 1 We're Competitive But We're Not afraid to Show You GOOD Carpet Lodge No. 620; a member of Whabi Shrine Temple and Jackson Chapter No. 47, Order of the Eastern Star. He had served in all executive offices of the Scottish Rites Bodies. A veteran of World War II, he served with the Army in Europe.

His wife, Mrs. Juanita Winstead Cato, preceeded him in death in September, 1975. He is survived by his daughter, Mrs. Curtis (Judy) Salmon of Muskogee, and one sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Chapman of Jackson.

Pallbearers were Seymour Delsheimer of Houma, Mark Jenkins of Newton, Earl Williams, Leon Langdon, E. Ray Meeks, Ernest Northern, Bryan Sullivan and H. O. Thompson. Josie Dancer Cato.

He was graduated from Winona High School and attended Millsaps College. Cato was associated with the Mississippi State Highway Department beginning his career in 1927. He retired in 1973 with the title of assistant specifications engineer in the construction division. He was a member of St. Luke's United Methodist Church where he served on the administrative board.

He was a Scottish Rite and York Rite Mason; a charter member of the North Jackson carpetT) Mss Hospitality hopefuls These three area beauties, (from left) crown of Miss Hospitality. The Pageant Rebecca Lynn Ware of Pearl, Susan Fasano started yesterday, July 21 at the Buena of Clinton, and Sylvia Gayden Scott, Vista Hotel in Biloxi and will end Saturday, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Scott July 24.

of 805 Briarfield are competing for the P.O. Box 16278 McWillie StationJackson, Mississippi 39206 S339 1-55(601) 982-4424 Rumor the Best lfTI JSort) Limited Time Only! Mm TOM BRATCHER JR. First Baptist deacon Services for Tom Bratcher Jr. were held from the Wright and Ferguson Funeral Home Monday, July 19, with the Rev. Frank Pollard, Dr.

Larry Rohrmann and Dr. Joe Cothen officiating. Interment was in Morton Memorial Gardens. Bratcher, of 5540 Marble-head died Friday, July 16, at his Nottingham Apartment complex on Ridgewood Road. He was 50.

He was a member and a deacon of First Baptist Church, member of the Jackson Apartment Associa tion and a Mason. He attended the University of Mississippi. He is survived by his wife," the former Robbie Stegall; a daughter, Mrs. Kenneth (Cheryl) Jeanes of Starkville; a son, Ladd Bratcher of Jackson; his mother, Mrs. Lucille Bratcher of Morton; and two sisters, Mrs.

Tommy Wiley of Oak Harbour and Mrs. Robert Duval Rogers of Morton. Pallbearers were Hayes Callicutt, Robert Cannada, Henry Hederman, Horace Kerr, Paul Moak, John Clark, Ralph Rives and Harry Jacobs. JOHN RICHARD CATO St. Luke's member Final rites for John Richard Cato, were held Wednesday, July 21, from the Wright and Ferguson Chapel with interment in Cedar Lawn Cemetery.

The Rev. John Speed and the Rev. James S. Conner officiated at the services. Cato, a former resident of 4515 Meadow Ridge died Wednesday, July 14, in Albuquerque, N.

M. where he resided. He was 67. He was a native of Winona, son of the late Robert H. and RCA XL-100 ColorTrak System "thinks in color." McKeigney speaks at SAR meet The Central Mississippi Chapter of the Mississippi Society of the National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution met June 29 in the home of General James L.

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All members are urged to bring their wives to this meeting as a special program of entertainment will be scheduled for them. Prospective members are invited to attend and are requested to contact one of the above mentioned members for particulars. slides appear in the definitive volume of Rickett's Wild-flowers of the Southeastern States. Most recently, many of his slides were used in the Museum of Natural Science multi media presentation, "Listen to the The public is invited to enjoy this program with the Audubon members. There will be no admission.

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