Mrs. David Myers Area Deaths Mrs. David Myers, 54, of Route 1, Kingsport (Idle Hour Road), died at 1:50 p.m. Tuesday in Holston Valley Community Hospital after a lingering illness. She was born in West Virginia, but spent most of her life in Sullivan County.
She was a member of the Vermont Methodist Church, where she was a member of the W.S.C.S, Survivors include her husband, David Myers; two daughters, Mrs. Elizabeth Miller and Mrs. Dianna Sexton, both of Kingsport; her father, J. E. Brooks of Roanoke, three sisters, Mrs.
Blaine Bishop of Kingsport, Mrs. Alice Sturgill of Norton, and Mrs. Clarence Bobo of Columbus, Ohio; four brothers, Walter Brooks of Kingsport and Lloyd Brooks, Raymond Brooks, and Paul Brooks, all of Akron, Ohio; a and four grandchildren, Funeral services will beheld at 2 p.m. today in the Vermont Methodist Church, with Rev. John Manney and Rev.
Ogleva Street officiating, Burial will be in the Oak Hill Cemetery. James L. Trivette James L. Trivette, 39, of Rt. 1, Bristol, Tennessee, died early Thursday at his home following a long illness.
Mr. Trivette was a native and life-long resident of Bristol. He was a member of the First Baptist Church of Bluff City, a veteran of the Korean War, and a member of the Patton-Crosswhite VFW Post 6975. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Artie Beach Trivette; four daughters, Kathy, Connie, Teresa and Sharon Trivette, all of Bristol; five sisters, Mrs.
Marie Peltier, Mrs. Joan Jones, Mrs. Doris Jones and Miss Peggy Trivette, all of Bristol, and Miss Laura May Trivette, of Lynchburg, five brothers, Wayne Trivette, Harold Trivette, and Alfred Trivette all of Bristol; Bill Trivette of Baltimore, Md. and Richard Trivette of Fort -Knox, Ky. Harry O.
McDonald Harry Owens McDonald, 44, 6 of 1910 Bluff City Highway, died early Thursday at BristolMemorial Hospital. A native of Lexington, C. Mr. McDonald had made his: home in Bristol for the past (10 the years. He was employed by Virginia Employment Commission of Bristol.
He was a member of the Edgemont Presbyterian Church and a member of the board of deacons. He was a veteran of World War 11 and a member of Patton-Crosswhite VFW Post 6975. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Glenna Myers McDonald of the home; his mother, Mrs. Kate McDonald of Roanoke, one brother, Wilbur McDonald of Radford, and one sister, Mrs.
Helen Wright of Atlanta, Ga, F. Marion Lambert F. Marion Lambert, 85, of Route 2, Blountville, died at 12:15 a.m. last Thursday at the Holston Valley Community Hospital in Kingsport after a long illness. A native of Tazewell County, Mr.
Lambert had made this home in Sullivan County for the past 10 years, He was a retired coal miner and a member of the Baptist Church, Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Lillie Belle Lambert of the home; five daughters, Mrs. C. M. Jones of Blountville, Mrs.
Edith Fuller and Mrs. Paul Cartwright, both of Kingsport, Mrs. Dudley Crabtree of Honaker, Va. and Mrs. Harmon of Tazewell, one son, (H.
D. Lambert of Horsepen, three sisters, Mrs. Amanda Robinson of Knoxville, Mrs. Ella. Hopkins of Princeton, an and Mrs.
Carrie Harrison of Detroit, Mich. Also surviving are 20 grandchildren and a number of nieces and nephews. Mrs. Pearl Snyder Mrs. Pearl Musick Snyder, 62, of 2105 Anderson Bristol, Tennessee, died at 11 Wednesday in Bristol Memorial Hospital following a long illness.
She was a member of the Baptist Church. Survivors include her husband, Jessee Edgar Snyder; four daughters, Mrs. Alette Sykes, Mrs. Evelyn Stine, and Mrs. Anna Lee Cook, all of Bristol, and Mrs.
Teatta Hopkins, Sarasota, her mother, Mrs. Nannie Johnson, Bristol; two sisters, Mrs. Celia Jones, Bristol, and Mrs. Hazel West, Keen Mountain, and. six grandchildren.
Woodbury Melcher Woodbury R. Melcher, 77, of 2200 Sherwood Road, Kingsport, died at his home at 3 p.m. Friday following a lengthy Illness. He was a former resident of Asheville, N. C.
but had lived in Kingsport for the last three years, He was a member of the Holston Valley Unitarian Church, and was a charter member of the Asheville tarian Church. He was retired from Reusings', in Asheville. Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Ruth B. Melcher; one son, W.
J. Melcher of Libby, three daughters, Miss Mary Melcher of Kingsport, Mrs. N. Austin of Montrose, and Mrs. C.
W. Cromwell, Jr. of Asheville; two sisters, Mrs. Alice MacMillan of Omaha, and Mrs. Emily Graves of Carmel, and 11 grandchildren.
Mrs. Lillian Shipley Mrs. Lillian Marie Shipley, 53, of 3916 Memorial Kingsport, died at 11:30 a.m. Friday in Holston Valley Community Hospital after a lengthy illness. She was born in Wise County, but had been a resident of Kingsport for 30 years.
She was a member of the Golda Memorial Methodist Church. Survivors include two daughters, Miss Sue Shipley and Mrs. Ace Crawford, both of Kingsport; one brother, E. R. Price -of Greenfield, two sisters, Mrs.
Paul Cross and Edith Price, both of Kingsport; and three grandsons. Mrs. Laura Ward Mrs. Laura Ward, 87, of Piney Flats, mother of Sullivan County deputy sheriff Lester Ward, died at 8:30 p.m. Saturday at her home here.
Mrs. Ward had been a resident of Piney Flats for 40 years. Surviving are two other sons, Homer Ward, Piney Flats, and Binam Ward, Knoxville, Dillow-Taylor Funeral Home. at Jonesboro, is in charge. Dr.
R. F. Conklin Dr. Frederick Conklin, 64, retired vice president and works manager of the Tennessee Eastman died Sunday while attending worship services at St. Paul's Episcopal Church.
Conklin died of an apparent heart attack, He joined Tennessee Eastman in 1931 as a research chemist and was named general intendent of the Holston Ordnance Works and Tennessee Eastman Corp, In 1942. Conklin retired in July, 1966 because of illhealth, Survivors include the widow, Mrs. Helen Louise Conklin, a son, Frederick James Conklin, and three daughters, Mrs. James Farmun, Mrs. David Royston and Martha Helen Conklin, all of Kingsport.
Anthony Randich Anthony (Tony) Randich, 79, of 504 Clinchfield Street, Kingsport, Tennessee, died Monday afternoon in Cedar Lawn Convalescent Home in Abingdon following an extended illness. He had been a patient in Wilcox Hall. and Holston Valley Community Hospital for the past three and a half years! before moving to Abingdon three weeks ago. He was born in Yugoslavia, but came to the United States when he was 14, He lived in Chicago and West Virginia before coming to Kingsport. In his earlier years he followed the construction business, and did excavation work on the original Holston Valley Community Hospital, He was a labor foreman at the Blue Ridge Glass Company on retirement, having worked there for over 25 years.
He attended the Cedar Grove Baptist Church. Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Dessie Randich; two sons, Marvin Randich of Cincinnati, Ohio, and 1 Donald Randich of Kingsport; one daughter, Mrs. Dexter of Kingsport; one step-son, Kermit Whetsel of Kingsport; one step-daughter, Mrs. Helen Salyer of Bristol; and several grandchildren, Rock Springs 4-H News Reporter, Carol Huggins The Rock Springs 4-H Club met October 5, 1967.
The following slate of officers were elected for the school year 1967-1968. President, Rhonda Garland; Vice-President, Yvonne Hite; Secretary, Bonnie Galloway; Treasurer, Randy Hite; Reporter, Carol Huggins; Song Leaders, Connie Ferguson and Kathy Brickey. A picture was shown of our exhibit at Gray Station Fair. We were real pleased to place in the blue ribbon group and won fifteen dollars. Leaders present were: Mrs.
Norma Nell Hite, Mrs. Flossie Hite and Mr. Dulany. No Charge Checking Accounts WITH A $100 BALANCE MEMBER Kingsport FEDERAL Bank National DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION EASTMAN ROAD COLONIAL HEIGHTS 2902 BLOOMINGDALE PIKE 4 CONVENIENT OFFICES TO SERVE YOU: DOWNTOWN Sullivan County News Nov. 2, 1967 A-11 State Farm Bureau Federation Sets Meeting In Nashville Some two thousand and their wives are expected to gather in Nashville on Sunday, November 12, for the four day meeting of the Tennessee Farm Bureau Federation.
The 46th annual convention will open with a vesper service on Sunday evening, and close with the annual banquet on Wednesday, says President Clyde M. York of Columbia. The 86,000 member organization will go into its annual meeting after experiencing -its greatest membership gain in history, and the 27th consecutive year of membership gain. During the four days in Nashville, delegates to the convention will hear reports on Farm Bureau programs, recelve awards for County Farm Bureau activities this past year, and hear top speakers from government, industry, and education, The main business session of the convention will come on of Wednesday, November 15, when resolutions will be adopted out- RECEIVES MEDAL Army Master Sergeant Buford Galloway, (right), son of Barty Galloway, 106 W. receives the Vietnamese Medal Class, near Can Tho, Vietnam, Oct.
award is Colonel Luyen, commander of Area Logistical Command, Sgt. Galloway for meritorious service as an ordnance Advisory Team 10, which is advising the 1V Corps. Sgt. Galloway entered the stationed at Ft. Benning, before May 1965, He holds the Bronze Star of the Army Commendation Medal, George H.
Smithson Graduates Training Second Lieutenant George E. Smithson, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Smithson of Rt. 3, Bristol, has been graduated at Keesler AFB, from the training course for Air Force communications officers.
Lieutenant Smithson, who studied maintenance of radio, teletype and cryptographic communications equipment, is being assigned to Elmendorf AFB, Alaska, for duty with the Air Force Communications Service, The lieutenant, a graduate of Holston Valley High School, received a degree in 1966 from Milligan College He commissioned upon completion of Officer Training lining the policies and programs of the organization for 1968. The proposed resolutions are based on recommendations by the 95 County Farm Bureaus across the state, and when adopted, they become the pollcies of Farm Bureau in Tennessee regarding state matters, Those adopted dealing with national matters become Tennessee's recommendations to the American Farm Bureau resolutions committee. James E. Leonard Fires Expert Gibson Kingsport, of Honor, Second 11, Presenting the the Vietnamese 4th received the award supply advisor with Vietnamese Army Army in 1949 and was arriving in Vietnam in Medal and two awards Lackland AFB, Tex, Billie, is the daughMrs. Rose Selby Tenn, Wait! See! Your Washington Trust Bank CHRISTMAS GIFT FOR '68 When You Join Washington Trust Bank's Christmas Club STARTING MONDAY, NOVEMBER 6th RENEW YOUR SUBSCRIPTION Army Sergeant James E.
Leonard, 22, son of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon L. Leonard, Route 2, Blountville, fired expert with the M-14 rifle at Ft. Hood, Oct, 11, The expert rating is the highest mark a soldier can achieve on his rifle qualification test, Sgt.
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