TAMPA TRIBUNE, Wednesday, June 13, 1962 Presbyterian Groups Pick New Leaders DELAND (UPD- Rev. Dr. Howard Dewey Gress, executive secretary of St. John's Presbytery, Orlando, was yesterday moderator of the synod of Florida of the Presbyterian Church. U.S.
In its selection of Gress, delegates to the 71st annual meetset an historic precedent since he is the first individual who has served, as moderator of both for Florida, northern and southern, since the church was organized 1861. Gress served as moderator of the synod of Fiorida of the United Presbyterian Church, U.S.A., in 1942. (The Presbyterian Church, U.S., normally called the 'Southern' has churches in 16 Southern states. The United Presbyterian Church, U.S.A., has memhers in all 50 states. The two split during the Civil groups War.) The synod named as moderator The Rev.
Richard L. Scoggins, pastor the Wallace Memorial Church, Panama City. Tampan Reelected Other officers named were: Rev. Vance A. Gordon of the Murray Hill Presbyterian Church, Jacksonville, reelected stated clerk; Rev.
Stewart H. as Long, Tampa, reelected to a third term as permanent clerk; Rev. Arthur Wilson Rideout, First Presbyterian Church, Palatka, reelected to clerk." term as public relations At Miami Beach, meanwhile, Rev. James Stuart Dickson, minister of Westminster United Presbyterian Church of St. Petersburg, was elected moderator of the synod of Florida of the United Presbyterian Church of the U.S.A He succeeded the Rev.
Richard Newmann, associate minister of First Presbyterian Church of Fort Lauderdale. U.N. Rebuffs West Again UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (P)-In a sharp rebuff to the Western powers the U.N. General Assembly decided yesterday take up immediately the question of white rule in Southern Rhodesia.
Asian, African and Communist delegates banded together to endorse by 62-26, with 15 abstentions, the recommendation of its steering committee to add Southern Rhodesia to the agenda. Only five Latin American nations--the Dominican Republic, El Salvador, Honduras, Paraguay and Peru-supported the Western powers. Uruguay, Haiti, Venezuela and Cuba voted against the West, while the other Latin American countries abstained. Before the final vote the assembly approved an African proposal that only a simple decide majority the issue. was requirerned out, the victory margin exceeded the two-thirds majority.
Funeral Notices BETH, ANTHONY-Mr. Anthony Beth, age 74, 6928 29th Avenue, passed away at his residence Tuesday daugh- morning. ters, Miss Jo Ann and Miss Antonette He is survived by two Beth of Tampa; one sister, Mre. Anna Munday of Newaygo, Mich. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Walters-Howard Funeral Service.
CONNELL. WILLIAM Funeral services for Mr. William Jennings Connell, 64, of 4102 E. Comanche will be held this afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Jennings Funeral Home with Rev. Earl King, pastor of the 40th Street Baptist Church.
officiating. Interment will be in a local cemetery. DUTILL, JOHN HOWARD-Mr. John Howard Dutill, age 67, of 1221 E. Hamilton passed away Sunday in local hospital.
Funeral services will be held Thursday morning at 10:30 o'clock at the chapel of the F. T. Blount Co. Funeral Home with Rev. Walter Cross of Northeast Methodist Church officiating.
Interment will be in Lakeside Memorial Cemetery in Leesburg with graveside services at 4:00 P.M. Active pallbearers will be: M. H. Butler, A. C.
Bradham, E. J. Jones, E. C. Naslund, E.
T. Parrish. R. E. Pippin.
honorary bearers will be: Members of the Men's Bible Class of Northeast Methodist Church. ELDRIDGE, MRS. FAY TEMPLETON services for Mrs. Fay Templeton Eldridge, 62, of 275 Middle Neck Road, Great Neck, N.Y., who passed away Sunday afternoon in a Great Neck hospital will be conducted this morning at 11 o'clock from the Christ Episcopal Church, Manhasset, Long Island, with the Rev. Robert C.
Alexander, pastor officiating, after which time the remains will then be sent to the C. E. Prevatt Funeral Home, 3419 Nebraska Avenue, for private Graveside services Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock from Myrtle Hill Cemetery with Father Charles F. Caldwell, pastor of the St. Andrew's Episcopal Church officiating.
Interment will follow. FAMILY REQUEST PLEASE OMIT FLOWERS. HERKOMER, WILLIAM FREDRICKFuneral services for William Fredrick Herkomer, 64, of Hernando, Florida, will be held Friday afternoon 2:30 p.m. Chapel Porter Funeral Home, Inverness, Florida. Rev.
Myron Mader, St. Johns Lutheran Church, Ocala, Florida officiating. Leroy Rooks VFW Post, Hernando, Fla. in charge of military service at graveside in Oak Ridge Cemetery, Inverness, Florida. THE TAMPA TRIBUNE Published every morning by The Tribune Company from The Tribune Building, Lafayette Florida.
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ARMENIA AVE. PH. 876-3143 Firm Head 'Withdrew' $2 Million NEW YORK (AP) L. Bruce chairman of E. L.
Bruce a manufacturer of hardwood flooring, said last night that Edward M. Gilbert had resigned as president after admitting unauthorized withdrawals of nearly $2 million from the company. Bruce issued a statement sa saying "Gilbert's resignation followed his disclosure to the directors that between May and June 6 he had made authorized withdrawals the corporation in the amount of $1,953,000." Gilbert, president since last September, also resigned as a director. Bruce was elected to succeed Gilbert as president. He will continue as chairman.
Gilbert said in a statement that he had made the disclosure to the directors voluntarily. "I resigned as president and a director in order to permit the board to have a free hand to take such action with respect those matters as it deemed advisable. "The actions I have taken were directed to the protection of an acquisition program on behalf of the corporation, and in my judgment were in the best interests of the corporation and its stockholders. "I adhere to that judgment, confident in the belief that it was and is correct." Deaths Elsewhere ORVILLE E. FREEMAN MINNEAPOLIS (A) Orville E.
Freeman, 78, father of Secretary of Agriculture Orville L. Freeman, died Monday. SecFreeman former governor of Minnesota. ALLAN B. ROGERS LAWRENCE, Mass.
(P)-AlIan B. Rogers, 31, editor of the Lawrence Eagle Tribune since 1960, died Monday after a short illness. He was the son of Publisher Irving E. Rogers and had been associated with the newspaper for many years. PHILIP LEEMING WASHINGTON (AP) Philip Leeming, 47, who drew the cartoon about "Marmaduke," the big dog who owns a family, died will be continued by Sunday of cancer.
This cartoon, who has been drawing it during Leeming's illness. Funeral Notices GIGLIO, PETER FRANK Funeral services for Mr. Peter Frank Giglio, 33, of 302 N. Matanzas will be held Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the Chapel of Lord Fernandez Funeral Home, with Dr. Walter B.
Passiglia. pastor of St. Johns Presbyterian Church, officiating. Interment will be in Centro Espanol Memorial Parter Cemetery. Active pallbearers: Favata, Carlos D.
Gonzalez, Bernard B. Garcia Dr. Sam Giglio, Dr. John Favata and Henry Giglio; Honorary: Joe Alfano, Anthony Giglio, John Giglio, Joe Giglio, Juan Lopez, Alfonso Giunta, John Giunta, Joe Giunta, Charlie Palermo, Carlos Cimino, John Palermo, Peter Ciccarello, Herbert Losse, Jimmie Fernandez, Louis Minardi, Domenic Cagnina, Dr. Peter Giglio, Salvador Cejas and Tom Vena.
THE FAMILY WILL FUNERAL HOME WEDNESDAY NIGHT FROM 7 TO 9 P.M. HOLLOWAY, JOHN services for John Wesley Holloway, age 53, will be held Wednesday, June 13 at 2 p.m. from the Van Petten Chapel, Arcadia, Fla. Rev. B.
E. Chesser officiating. Interment at Odd Fellows Cemetery, KELLUM. SAMUEL (SAM) M. Mr.
Samuel (Sam) M. Kellum, 75, of 210 W. Mohawk, passed away Sunday in a local hospital. Funeral services will held Wednesday morning at 11 o'clock at the chapel of F. Blount Co.
Funeral Home with Rev. John Simon of the First Methodist Church officiating. Interment will be in Myrtle Hill Memorial Park. Active pallbearers will Keith Tyner, Al Davis, Thomas Kauleuris, Berry Paulson. Honorary will be: Ray Scher, and Al Cornhill, LAYTON, JAMES JESSIE Funeral services for Mr.
James J. Layton, 88, of 1203 N. Ferrell Plant City, who passed away Monday will held this afternoon at 2:30 p.m. at Rev. Haynes H.
Funeral Richard Home Bills of Chapel, the First Baptist Church, Plant City officiating. Interment will follow in Oaklawn Cemetery. Those selected to serve as pallbearers are asked to please meet at Mr. the Layton chapel will at lie 2:15 in p.m.-2:30 at p.m. state funeral home and may be viewed until 2:30.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Lillie Mae Layton, Plant City; 3 daughters, Mrs. Evelyn Webb, Mrs. Marguerite Hicks, and Mrs. Hattie Mae Roollyson all of Plant City; 1 son, J.
B. Layton, Plant City; 1 sister, Mrs. Smantha Whitehead, Mobile, also 4 grandchildren and 3 great grandchildren. Arrangements are under direction of Haynes Funeral Home, Plant City, MALSBARY, MISS ANNABELLEremains of Miss Annabelle Mals. bary, age 62, 213 S.
Westland will be sent Thursday to Montgomery, Ohio, for funeral services and interment. Friends may call at Curry's Funeral Home, 605 S. MacDill from 5:00 to 9:00 o'clock Wednesday evening. McNAB, JAPHETH CARON Funeral services for Mr. Japheth Caron McNab, 72, of 1008 E.
Lake will be held Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the Swilley Funeral Home, 1602 W. Waters with Rev. J. Karl of Unity Temple, officiating. Interment will be in Myrtle Hill Cemetery, TAYLOR.
MRS. MARIE Marie -Funeral services for Mrs. Jane Taylor, 86, of 8311 Florida Ave. who passed away Sunday morning in a local hospital will be held Thursday afternoon at 1 o'clock at the Jennings Funeral Home. Interment will be in Garden of Memories Cemetery.
WACASER, MRS. ROSE- Mrs. Rose Wacaser, age 86, 3201 Tampa Bay passed away at a local pital Tuesday. She is survived by sister, Mrs. Sylvia Walker, of Decatur, Illinois and three nephews.
Funeral arrangements will be announced by Walters-Howard Funeral Service, H. Gay and J. O. Driggers. Commerce.
WOOD, E. DAY services for Mr. E. Day Wood 1716 East Henry Avenue, Tampa, will be conducted Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the Garden Chapel, Duval Funeral Home, 3800 Nebraska Avenue, with the Dr. John S.
Wimbish, pastor of the Seminole Heights Baptist Church, officiating. Interment will follow in Garden of Memories Cemetery, Pallbearers will be: Fred Cutcher, Tom Wolfe John Harper Bob McCartney, Benny Manascalo and Lew Fine. Honorary pallbearers are: Don MeCartney, Ed J. Pemberton, Manuel Caruso, A. M.
Patrick, Frank Skornschek, H. Gay and J. O. Driggers. E.
Day Wood Dies at 72 E. Day Wood a native of Jonesboro, who had lived in Tampa 'since 1925, died Monday at his home, 1716 East Henry Street. Born April 12, 1890, Mr. Wood later lived in Columbus, until moving to Tampa in July, 1925. He had been semi retired for the past few years, but, prior to that, had Wood worked in the advertising department of Tampa Radio Sales.
Mr. Wood was a member of the Seminole Heights Baptist Church. Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Elizabeth W. Wood: two daughters, Miss Martha Wood Mrs.
H. B. Tatum; a son, E. Day Wood and four grandchildren, Martha Harold Lynn Tatum Ann E. Day Wood III, all of Tampa.
Mrs. Miller Dies in Miami Mrs. Jeanne Miller, 44, wife of a former Tampa theater chain manager, died yesterday at her home in Miami. Mrs. Miller was the wife of Curtis Miller, who for 10 years managed the Claughton theater chain in the Tampa area, which included State, Cinema, Palma Ceia and Northtown.
The Millers left Tampa for Miami in 1954. Miller is a theater and hotel business manMrs. Miller is also survived ager in Miami. by a daughter, Toni. Funeral services and burial will be held Thursday in Miami.
College Observers Visit USF Three representatives of the Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools have completed an informal visit to the University of South Florida and will submit a report on their observations to university association's committee on colleges next month. The Southern Association is the agency which has responsibility for accreditation of colleges in this region. The committee, which visited for three days at the campus invitation of USF president John S. Allen, included Deans George Manners, Georgia State College; John Berry, University of Miami, and M. C.
Huntley, Auburn University. Allen requested that the te the campus for inSouthern Association send observers visits each year since the opening, so they would be familiar with the development and operation of the university when accreditation is formally requestedew institution, USF is not yet eligible, for accreditation certain time limitations set up by the accrediting agencies. Woman Hit By Train A 68-year-old woman suffered broken right leg when she was a hit by a train and knocked off a 10-foot trestle into the water while fishing in the Black Point area yesterday evening. Mrs. Fannie Colson, 2503 5th was admitted to Tampa General Hospital after being rescued by her two daughters.
They said their mother apparently did not hear the train back approaching and stepped path, Sheriff's Deputy Pat Allen reported. The who could not swim, was pulled from the water after her daughters tossed her their fishing poles to cling to. Three Charged Arrested yesterday by the Florida Highway Patrol and charged with driving while intoxicated were Howard E. Milligan, 62. 8415 13th Roney W.
Guy, 42, W. Mohawk, and Leonard N. Redding, 52, Clearwater. Milligan also was charged with leaving the scene of an accident. Florida Deaths Mrs.
Marquita B. Lile, Clear- water. Albert E. Painter, Largo. Berry Fowler, Largo.
Mrs. Louise M. Foss, New Port Richey. Roy H. Lansing, Clearwater.
Calvin Lasher, Clearwater. Walter J. Bennett, Clearwater. John W. Holloway, Bay Pines.
William D. Weddell, Indian Rocks Beach. Mrs. Mildred Bolock, Tarpon Springs. Mrs.
Gaye I. Hartman, Bradenton. Charles Freymuth, Bradenton. William F. Herkomer, Inverness.
Mrs. Elizabeth A. Cram, Zephyrhills. Mrs. Daisy D.
Layne, Arcadia. Harry Albert Hood, Lakeland. Hunter McKinley Craig, Lake Wales. Mrs. Thelma E.
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Dale Mabry, Tampa. Phone 831-6201 Member Greater Tampa Chamber of Commerce. Deaths in Tampa and Elsewhere in the Bay Area JAMES A. HANCE Lois Walters, Tampa; ANTHONY BETH Howard Thomas, Tampa, and FORT MYERS (By Staff Writer) James A. Hance, 70, 449 Ellis died Monday in Shady Rest home for the aged.
A retired service station employe, he was born in caster, S.C. Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Elma C. Hance, two sons, Elmer Hance of Quincy and M. L.
Hance of North Fort Myers; two daughters, Mrs. Hazel Robinson and Named By Youth Group Three Tampa youths have been named to state posts in the Columbian Squires, a youth group sponsored by the Knights of Columbus. Named at the state convention in Miami Beach were: Delph, deputy chief squire; Larry Me Elrreath, state bursar and Ed Abbott, state marshal. Carl H. Johnson, 79, 907 E.
Crenshaw, died yesterday in a local hospital. A native of Ogalla, and formerly of Seymour, Iowa, and Silvis, he had been a resident of Tampa for five years. He was retired after 25 years with the Rock Island Railroad and was member of BROC Union and the Northeast Methodist Church. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Verna Johnson, Tampa; a daughter, Mrs.
Opal Guthrie, Tampa; two brothers, Harry Johnson, Seymour, Ernest Johnson, Omaha, three grandchildren and great-grandchildren. BRENDA WALKER CARL H. JOHNSON PORT RICHEY (Special) Brenda A. Walker, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
James W. Walker, 121 Dixie Port Richey, died yesterday in a hospital. She is also vived grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin H.
Walker, Tarpon Springs, and Mr. and Mrs. W. Hicks of Alabama. Anthony Beth, 74, 6928 29th died at his residence yesterday morning.
A native of Green Bay, he had been a resident of Tampa for 50 years and was operator of the Beth Grocery Store. He is by two daughters, Miss Jo Ann Beth and Antonette Beth, both of Tampa, and a sister, Mrs. Anna Munday, Newaygo, Michigan. MRS. ROSE WACASER Mrs.
Rose. Wacaser, 86, 3201 Tampa Bay died yesterday at a local hospital. A native of Hammond, she became a resident of Tampa 50 years ago. She is survived by a sister, Mrs. Sylvia Walker, Decatur, and three nephews.
J. C. Japheth Caron McNab, 72, 1008 died yesterday morning, in a native local of nursing Central America, he had been a resident of Tampa for 47 years. He member of Unity Temple. Survivors, include his widow, Mrs.
Haidee Veronica McNab, Tampa; two daughters, Mrs. Mrs. Gladys Higley, Tampa; one son, Eric S. McNab. Fort Myers; one brother, Winfield S.
McNab, Tampa; seven grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. Miss Annabelle Malsbary, 62, 213 S. Westland died yestenday, at Dayton, her Ohio, residence. Miss A Mals- nabary had lived in Tampa for 24 years and was retired from the Peninsular Telephone Co. She is survived by a brother, Joel Malsbary, of Tampa, and three nieces.
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