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MRS. ROSA STOVALL
Mrs. Rosa Stovall. 70. of '03
K C.lnuch St.. Champaign, died
a, a 30 a m. Thursday in Carle
Hospital, where she had been a
patient since Aug. 4.
Funeral services
I- — Katurdav in Salem Bapti"'
Church The Rev. A. T Rowan
" officiate. Burial
IMF Hope Cemetery.
e — ‘ \
McHaney Funeral
Home.
Mrs. Stovall was horn March
10. 1893. in Fulton. Kv . the daugh
ter of Fred and Eliza Simpson.
Sue was a member of the Salem
Baptist Church.
Mrs. Stovall leaves her husband.
Benjamin Stovall. Champaign:
three sons. Robert Stovall. Chi
cago. Benjamin and Fred Stovall,
iKith of Champaign, and three
gi andchildren.
Mrs. Gaynell Algee,
Dies H ednesday
Mrs. Gaynell Algee, 46, of 403
E. Church St . Champaign, died
at 8.25 p m. Wednesday in Carle
Hospital where she had been a
patient a few hours.
Funeral services
~~ Saturday in Pilgrim Bap
t>t Church. Hie Rev. A. G. Gre
goi v will officiate Burial
in Lincoln Cemetery.
Parker and Son
Funeral Home
Mrs. Algee, the daughter of
.Martin and Medie Drake Douglas,
was born Nov 16. 1916. at Atwood.
I enn. She had lived in Champaign
28 years.
She leaves four brothers.
( harles. Willie and Archie Doug
las. all of Champaign, and J. C
Douglas. Grand Rapids, Mich..'
and three sisters. Mrs. Pearl Bow i
man and Mrs. Mattie Algee. both
of l.os Angeles. Calif , and Mi<s
\ ernell Douglas. Champaign. Her
husband. Ezell, and one sister.
Mrs Bertha Newbill. preceded her
in death
Mrs. Barker Rites
Funeral services for Mrs.
Annie Ruth Barker. 41. 106 X.
Second. C who died al 11 r,
pm Thursday iSrpt. 5. 19611 at
C arle Memorial Hospital.
Monday at
Mt Oii\e Baptist Chm\ a. Rev.
J. K. Graves, pastor, wiil offi
< late, assisted l*y Rev. A. T.
Rowan, pastor. Salem Baptist
Church. Interment
Lincoln Cmneterv
The KhI> is ai Melianey hi.
nctsal Home ' ' '
Mi's. Barker was K in Oct. 16.
I'L‘1. in Jackson. Tcnn.. daugh
ter of John and Gertrude II. i
i is. She leaves a son Mila a
Norwood. Champaign: a siesv
daughter. Join Alien. Cham
rai^n; her m o t h e f Mrs.
t. i ::de Harris. -10$ K. Tre
mont. C four sisters. Mrs. Susie
IVs’d and Mrs. Learon Dalton.
A th of Champaign; Mrs. Mil
dred Dixon. Chicago, and Mrs.
Helen Montgomery. Kirkwood
Mo.: and three brrthei-s. Hay
wood Smith. St. Louis, Mo.;
J- FT. Harris. Ventura. Calif.;
and Jolin Harris. Jackson. Tenr.
AlC Robert T Mitchcil of Chan
patgn. has been selected Outstanc
ing Airman of the Month at Rock
ville AF Station. Ind.
Mitchell, a radar operator, is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
R. Mitchell of J05 E. Vine St
Champaign. He graduated from
Champaign High School.
John Anders
Anders Dies
After Drill 1
Albuquerque, N.M.
A 20-year-old University of New
Mexico football player died Sun
day night in a hospital. Dead
was .John Anders, a sophomore
wingback from Moline, 111.
An autopsy was ordered to de
termine cause of death.
Trainer I.. F. Diehm said there
I were no contact drills with most
of the practice stressing forma
tion stances and offensive assign
ments.
Anders complained of nausea
in the midst of the morning ses
sion He was taken to the train
ing room and was under a doc
tor s care until he was hos
pitalized at 12:30 pm. He died
at 8 p m.
i Diehm said Anders reported he
lelt strange. He had been given
a complete physical examination
Saturday and nothing was found
i wrong then, Diehm said
Anders had been considered a
prime prospect tor this year's var
sity.
Robert L. Weaver
Mass for Robert L. Weaver,
52, of 400 E. 33d st., who died
Friday in Veterans Research
hospital, will be celebrated at
10 a. m. tomorrow in St. James
Catholic church, 2942 Wabash
av. He was a vocational thera
pist with the county welfare
department’s bureau of rehab
ilitation. He is survived by his
widow, Carolyn; a son, Robert
L. Ill; and a sister.
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MERCY HOSPITAL
We share the pride of our community
in the new Mercy Hospital addition
... another fine medical facility avail
able to the Champaign-Urbana area
residents. We congratulate everyone
who lias had a part in the successful
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completion of this new addition.
Mrs. Es$iv H illis
Funeral Is Fridau
Funeral services for M: - Esmc
'A'illis. 80. of 40SG E Church St.
Champaign.
Friday at the Church of God *
in Christ. 5Ui and Grove streets. •
Elder Solomon Irving officiating
Burial v in Lir"oln Ceme
‘ f AtA*
Mrs. Willis was bom Jan. 29.
, 1883. in Bovdsville. Kv.
She leaves one daughter. Mrs.
Floy Taylor. 4054 E. Church St..
Champaign, with whom she made
her home, and two nieces. Mrs
Grace Stratton and Mrs. Anna
Emanuel, both of Detroit.
Funeral Home Hanev s
Rev. Ramsey On
Unit 4 Committee
Rev. Blaine Ramsey, mem
ber of the executive commit
tee for the Champaign-Urbana
Improvement Assn., has been
nameS to the umbrella com
mittee on school integration in
the Unit 4 system.
. The committee, initiated by
the Unit 4 Board of Educa
jUon an<* administered by the
I Champaign Citizens Educa
tion Council, is so named be
cause it includes a wide range
of community leaders interest
ed in the progress of local
school integration.