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Salisbury, Ml, April 11, J9T4 JE DAILY TIMES 9 DEATHS and FUNERALS Warning On Boycott Given By Teamsters violence in the fields. Commontine Tuesday. Meanv By ROBERT A. DOR KIN AP Labor Writer Deaths Elsewhere Frank McGee NEW YORK (AP) Frank McGee, a elevision newsman of the National Broadcasting ar.d a regular of the died Tues-' day. He was 52, and had been 11 off and on for several months.

million loan to help pay for its 'strike against General Motors 1970. said that last year's California WASHINGTON (AP) -The violence "resulted solely and In a April 12 letter, Fitzsimmons told union presidents that support of the boycott simply because the Teamsters imported goons." Teamsters union, locked in a bitter feud with the United Farm Workers, has threatened retaliation against any unions that support the AFL-CIO's nationwide boycott of California "would naturally mean that jyou are taking a definite position against the. "So, I would be remiss if I He called Fitzsimmons' letter 'unmitigated gall." An AFL-CIO spokesman de grapes and lettuce. Service Schedules Mrs. J.

Lee Holllday. Thursday, 2 p. in Holloway Funer Teamsters President Frank did not say to you tnat tne clined comment on the other E. Fitzsimmons took the unusu al Home; burial in Hebron letter, saying only, "The boycott must be hurting." H. G.

Tyre LAUREL Henry G. Tyre, 77. Laurel, died Monday in his home after a long illness. Mr. Tyre was a retired farmer.

He is survived by his wife, Mrs Flossie E. Tyre; two sons, Robert Lgtfrel and James Wilmington; five daughters, Mrs. Idda M. Soles, Norfolk. Va.

Mrs. Henrietta Green Rock Hill, S. Mrs. Ena M. Carver, Chesapeake, Va.

Mrs. Charlotte A. Pippin, Laurel and Mrs. Flossie Chester, Palm Springs, a sister, Mrs. Elsie Littleton, Selby-ville; 42 grandchildren, and 15 great grandchildren.

Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. in the Wind-por-Disharoon Funeral Home here, where friends may call tnnight. Interment will be in Blades Cemetery. al step of writing the leaders of all AFL-CIO affiliated unions to warn that participation in the boycott would result in an end Major W. Cherrix GREENBACKVILLE, Va.

-Major W. Cherrix, 72, of St. Petersburg, formerly of Greenbackville, died Tuesday in a St. Petersburg hospital after a long illness. He was a retired railroader.

Born at Chincoteague, he was a son of the late Major and Belle Cherrix. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Bernice M. Mason Cherrix: four sons, Gilbert, By-ard and Paige Cherrix, Wilmington, And Payton Cherrix, St. Petersburg; 11 grandchildren; four great grandchildren an several nieces and nephews.

Graveside services will be held Friday at 2 p.m. in the Franklin City, Va. Cemetery. The Rev. Albert Gingrich will officiate.

Arrangements are being handled by the Watson Funeral Home, Pocomoke City. The family suggests, that asi tribute to the memory of the deceased, contributions may be made to the Eastern Shore Heart Fund. future our cooperation with your organization will he judged accordingly," he continued. "If you are not with us, you must be against us. We do 'not propose to support unions Ithat are fighting us." The same day he issued his iwarning, Fitzsimmons sent a letter to AFL-CIO President George Meany urging an end to of all future cooperation by the Teamsters.

Cemetery. Friends may call at funeral home Thursday from 1 to 2 p.m. Mrs. Lyda D. Holliday, patient at the Salisbury Nursing Home, and Mrs.

Rhea Hcarne, Baltimore, are two surviving sisters. Mrs. Robert E. T. Wells.

Thursday, 2 p.m. in Hill Baker Bounds Funeral Home; burial in Wicomico Memorial DIAL-A-PRAYER 301-546-3924 The Teamsters traditionally honor the picket lines of other R. M. Stamp OCEAN CITY R. Marbury Stamp, 52, owner and operator of the North winds and the Reachcomber Motels, died Tuesday at his Ocean City home after a short illness.

Prior to moving here, Mr. Stamp had been a prominent real estate and mortgage broker in the Washington, D. C. area for more than 25 years. He was a World War II Coast Guard veteran.

Mr. Stamp was a charter member of the Bethesda Rescue Squad and was a member of Ocean City's Sinepuxent American Legion Post No. 166. Suriviving are his wife, Mrs. Irmgard Stamp; eight chil dren, R.

Marbury Stamp HI, Bel Air, Mrs. Susan Norton, Lancaster, Mrs. Linda Wilson, Gaithersburg, Mrs. Mar-ta Katherine O'Connor, New ark, and Miss Cindy Stamp C. Ted Purnell Stamp, William Rawlings Stamp and Clay Bryan Stamp, Ocean City; six grandchildren and two sisters, Mrs.

Joanne Campbell, Philadelphia, and Mrs. Jeanne Park Phoenix, Ariz. Mr. Stamp was born in Washington, and was a son of the late R. Marbury and Mildred Rawlings Stamp.

Funeral services will be held Friday at 11 a.m. in St. Paul-By The Sea Episcopal Church here. The rector, the Rev. Holland L.

Barton, will officiate. Interment will be in Sunset Memorial Park, Berlin. Friends may call at the Bur-bage Funeral Home, Berlin, Thursday after 7:30 p.m. The family suggest, that as a tribute to the memory of the deceased, contributions may be made to the Heart Association. unions, hey also aided the United Auto Workers with a $25 Mrs.

M. E. Pope Sr. MARION -Mrs. Jennie Ford Pope, 78, of Marion, died Tuesday In a Virginia Beach, Va.

r.ursinp home. Her, husband, Marion E. Pope died in 1J53. Born here, she was a daughter of the late Samuel and Jennie Ward Ford. Surviving are a son, M.

E. Pope Virginia Beach, and two granchildren. GraveskV services will be held Friday at 2 p.m. in the Salem United Methodist Church Cemetery, Pocomoke City. Friends may call at the Watson Funeral Home, Pocomoke City.

Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m. Mrs.AXWillin Mrs. Edith Wheatley' Willin, 71, of Amherst died Tuesday in the Salisbury Nursing Home after a long illness. Her husband, Alton Atkins Willin, in 1943. Born in Secretary, she was a daughter of the late George Medford and Isabclle Hammond Wheatley.

Surviving are six children, George L. Wheatley, Mrs. Margaret Collingsworth, and Mrs. Aline Dodson, Salisbury, James Wheatley, Pelham, N.H., and Mrs. Dorothy Aaron and Mrs.

Blanche Metz, Cambridge; 21 grandchildren; 22 grand-grandchildren; and three sisters, Mrs. Bertie Era, East New Markut, Mrs. Oneida Shooks, Hurlock, Park. Friends may call at funeral home tonight from 7:30 to LeeCheltonSr. SAX1S, Va.

Funeral services were held Tuesday in 'hs Fox Funeral Home, Temper-anceville for Lee Chelton 81, retired waterman of Saxis. He died Sundav in the Northampton- I v-nin i i in i- 9 o'clock. An Eastern Star memorial service will be held at 8 o'clock. E. Dean Wells, Salisbury, is a surviving son.

Henderson Moore Sr. Thursday, 2 p.m. in Zion Hope Bap tist Church, near Quantico; burial in Quantico Cemetery. Friends may call at Messick Funeral Home, Bivalve, tonight after 7:30 o'clock. s.

Randle R. Williams. PROFESSIONAL SERVICE for over 90 years Accomack Memorial Hospital. The Rev. J.

K. McKeawn officiated. Interment a in 9 Downing Cemetery, Oak Hall. Mr. Chelton was born at Marion, and was a son of the late Thursday, 2 p.

m. in Framp- HOLLOWAY FUNERAL HOME PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATION I rsfTS MEMBER OF Md. Funeral Directors Association National Funeral Directors Association National Selected Mortician Association Jack and Emma Chelton. Ins tate wife was Mrs. Corbie Lin 1 ow I W.

f.l..U. BJ UJ W1 iom Funeral Home, Federals-burg; burial in Hillcrest Cemetery, Federalsburg. Friends may call at funeral home Thursday 1 to 2 p. m. ton Chelton.

tllUH mil nu, a oaiiwui inu. Mrs. Leroy Moore GREENE AOKVTLLE, Va. -Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Moore, 68, of Wilmington, formerly of Greenbackville, will be held Thursday at 11 a.m.

in the Chandler Funeral Home, Wilmington. Interment will be in Mt. Salem Cemetery, also in Wilmington. Mrs. Moore was dead on arrival Monday at St.

Francis Hospital after being stricken in her home with an apparent heart attack. Born at Greenbackville, she was a daughter of the late Charles H. and Minnie Colonna Sharpley. Her husband, Leroy Moore, died in 1969. There are no immediate survivors.

Friends may call at the funeral home tonight from 7 to 9 o'clock. Surviving are two children, Lee and Howard Chelton, Sax-is: five erandchildren: two and Mrs. Elizabeth Merrick, Sec retary. great grandchildren and a V))))? brother, John Chelton, ParKsiey. Chautt Can Lttttri Towa Network PONZETTI'S 11 WBAL-TV Baltimore NBC WJZ I Baltimore ABC 11 rrna TT AHC NHC CKS NBC ABC NBC CHS CBS ABC S(P) WFIL-TV Philadelphia 3 KYW-1V PhlladrlMhla 10 HCALI TV Philadelphia 10N) WAVY-TV Purtsmiiutb 13(N) WVEO-TV Nurfnlk 12 fVWHT-TV Klrhmiin4 (R) UTAH TV Richmond 3(N) HTAR TV Nurlulk WXEX-XV Rlchmuad Funeral services will be held Friday at 1 p.m.

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