Two JOHNSON CITY, PRESS-CHRONICLE Tuesday Morning, November 16, 1948 Bristol Man Killed In Auto Accident BRISTOL, Nov. One Bristol man was killed and three others were injured Saturday two miles west of Bristol. Rostell Lyons, 19-year-old Negro of 415 McDowell street, died of a broken neck after being thrown of convertible coupet in which 1938. was a passenger, police said. The car, traveling toward Bristol, was reported by eye witnesses to have turned over four times.
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ANNA GOOD TELFORD, Nov. 15-Mrs. Anna Ruth Good, Telford, died at residence at 5:30 a.m. today after a long illness. Survivors are her husband, the Rev.
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Lena Jenkins, Knoxville; Mrs. Ethel Warren, Bristol, Mrs. Buna Frezzell, Williamson, W. Va. Funeral will be at 2:30 p.
m. Tuesday at the First Baptist Church at Bluff City with the John Miller, the Rev. H. Bingham, and the Rev. Adian Childers officiating.
Burial will be in Morning View Cemetery, Dillow-Taylor Funeral Home in charge. Clyde Miller, Bill Jackson, Denver Huffman, H. A. Sinclair, Clyde Brown, and Noah Gallo-' way will be pallbearers. Flowerbearers will be selected from friends.
MRS. LOLA RIGSBY Mrs. Lola May Rigsby, 71, 810 Lamont street, died in a local hospital Sunday night from a heart ailment. She had been ill a long time. A native Jonesboro, she was the widow of the late Alexander Rigsby of Grays Station.
Survivors are seven sons, Charles Rigsby, Gray Station; Hurley Rigsby, Jonesboro; Gentry, Clyde, and Robert Rigsby, all of Johnson City; Eugene and David R. Rigsby, both of route 4, Jonesboro; two daughters, Mrs. May Adams, route 4, Austin Springs, and Mrs. Louise Pearl Baldwin, Johnson City. Five brothers, Walter Shipley, route 4, Johnson City; Robert Shipley, Kingsport, Henry ley, Bluff City, Edd and Roy Shipley, both of Erwin.
Funeral will be held at the Gravel Hill Baptist Church, near Boones Station, at 2:30 p.m. Tuesday with the Rev. H. J. Campbell officiating.
Burial will be in Monte Vista Burial Park, Dillow-Taylor The body was to the Funeral Home in charge. home of David Rigsby, route 4, Jonesboro, yesterday. Bristol Takes Stock Of Two Costly Fires BRISTOL, Nov. 15. Two fires, both of undetermined origin, early yesterday, morning gutted Home Appliance Company, 26 Sixth street, and damaged a residence and adjoining garage located at 125 Thirteenth street.
Breaking out at approximately 4:30 a. the blaze at the Sixth street location practically destroyed the interior and severely damaged the merchandise of the appliance store. Law offices of Curtin and Haynes, situated on the second floor of the two-story brick building, were damaged by heat and water, firemen said. The Thirteenth street blaze was at the residence of Charles E. and was reported to the southside fire department around 1:12 a.
m. Beginning near the rear an adjoining garage, the fire partially destroyed this portion of the structure and the kitchen of the residence, according to firemen, who were at the site about two hours. Besides the kitchen, other rooms in the one-story frame building were also damaged severely. The Tennessee fire company had one ladder truck and one pumper at the fire. DIVORCE SUITS Several divorce cases occupied Judge D.
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Hunter Agency Hamilton Bank Building Phone 742 Defender Of Japs Wants To Remain To Seek Appeal TOKYO, Nov. 15. (U.P) An American defense attorney said today that he has asked permission to remain in Japan and live like a Japanese so he can appeal the verdict lodged against the country's top wartime leaders for war crimes. Alfred Brooks, Kansas City attorney who handled the defense for General Kuniaka Koiso and General Jiro Minami, told the United Press that he has made application with the army to stay in Japan and on a yen Thus far Brooks has been on the United States Army pay roll, as have the other defense attorneys. Now that the trial is over, he will be dropped from the payroll and will be expected to return to the United States.
Both men he defended were given life sentences. City Manager Denies Being 'Lost' City Manager Dewey Leonard said, cerning yesterday his that stories conbeing "lost" hunting bear in North Carolina last week were "completely unfounded." Leonard and J. L. Freeman returned here Sunday night after spending a week at Goldston's Hunting Lodge near Lake Wassamaw, N. in Hack Smithdeal's hunting party.
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