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\nNovember 7,1958<\/p>\n
Page 1; HIT AND RUN DRIVER Brownsville,November 5–A Circuit Court Jury here
\nWednesday,found John CRIBBS,of Dyersburg,46-year-old TBI agent,guilty of
\nleaving a scene of an accident.His penalty was fixed at 11 months,29 days in
\njail,and a $2,500 fine.Mr.CRIBBS was charged with fleeing the scene where
\nArthur J.WALTON,70 year old Forked Farmer,was struck by a car near the Forked
\nDeer School about sundown Sept.4,1957.The elderly man’s leg was so badly
\ncrushed,it had to be amputed.CRIBBS denied being in the vicinity at the time
\nof the mishap.<\/p>\n
CRASH FATAL FOR MRS.WANDLER Mrs.Zelma Mae WANDLER,of Curve,died Sunday in
\nCampbell’s Clinic,Memphis,Memphis,a week after being injured in a three way
\ncrash on Highway 51.Services were held Monday at Curve Baptist Church,burial
\nin Oldfield Cemetery in Crockett County.A native of Crockett County,she had
\nresided in Lauderdale County 25 years.She leaves her husband;one son,David
\nH.FUSSELL,of Bells; two brothers,Dan VIA,of Bells,and Reddick VIA,of Gleason.<\/p>\n
DEATH Services for S.A.(Cap) THOMPSON,farmer of Hurricane Hill,were held
\nSunday at Hurricane Hill Methodist Church,burial in Mt.Pleasant
\nCemetery.Mr.THOMPSON,70,died Saturday at Lauderdale County Hospital.He leaves
\nhis wife,Mrs.Lelia CHANDLER THOMPSON; two sons,Jesse THOMPSON of Memphis and
\nRichard A.THOMPSON,of Calera,AL;one daughter,Mrs.Homer STEELMAN,Jr.,of Halls;
\nsix brothers,Wilson THOMPSON,Cliff THOMPSON, Paul THOMPSON and Neal
\nTHOMPSON,all of Ripley;Hugh THOMPSON and Albert THOMPSON,both of Memphis; two
\nsisters,Mrs.E.C.JOHNSTON and Mrs.Laura REECE,both of Ripley.<\/p>\n
NEW YORK WRECK Funeral services mourning Airman Third Class Larry Wayne
\nCOLLINS,Air Force Institute of Technology student at Syracuse,N.Y.,who met
\ndeath in an auto accident there Friday night,were held Wednesday at
\nMt.Pleasant Methodist Church,burial in church Cemetery.Airman COLLINS,18,was
\nborn in Brownsville and graduated from Ripley High School last spring.In the
\nclass portrait,his photograph was side by side with that of Donald CROOK,son
\nof Mr.& Mrs.Alvis CROOK,of Lightfoot,who was killed a week before Airman
\nCOLLINS,when his truck overturned near Gates.Airman COLLINS leaves his
\nmother,Mrs.Willie Mae WIMBERLY,of Ripley.<\/p>\n
PAGE 10; MRS.CASSIE WILSON HARGETT After many patient years of suffering,our
\nloved one,Mrs.Cassie Wilson HARGETT,quietly passed away on Nov.1,1958,just
\nfour days before her 79th birthday.The fact that her family,her home,her
\nrelatives,her friends,and her church where she served as Sunday school teacher
\nfor many years made up her whole world,is a glowing tribute to the life she
\nlived.She leaves her companion,E.D.HARGETT; two daughters,and a son-in-
\nlaw,Velora HARGETT, Cleo and Paul McBRIDE; two granddaughters,Mrs.Evelyn
\nMcBRIDE STEWART,of Jackson and Mrs.Martha McBRIDE CORLEW of Nashville; three
\ngreat-grandsons; one brother,A.A.WILSON. George,Arthur,Leon,and Lynn
\nHARGETT,Woodrow WILSON and Leslie HAMBY served as active pallbearers.Honorary
\npallbearers were N.N. CALDWELL, E.R. UNDERWOOD, J.E.COOK, Capt.Alex RANNY,
\nL.A.McBRIDE and Paul WILLIAMS.Her pastor,the Rev.Pittman MARBURY,held memorial
\nservices at New Hope Methodist Church.Interment was in Grace Cemetery. End
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LAUDERDALE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RIPLEY,TENNESSEE 74th YEAR–No.10 FRIDAY
\nNOVEMBER 14,1958<\/p>\n
Page 1; KILLED BY TRACTOR. The first fatality on a Memphis Expressway project
\noccurred Tuesday,when an 18-year-old stickpicker,whose parents are Lauderdale
\nCountians,was run over by a tractor on Highway 51 South at Carleton Road.
\nBilly Noble GRIGGS was dead when the ambulance arrived with his body at
\nMethodist Hospital.The driver of the tractor,James R.MASON,43,said he saw the
\nyouth climb on the tractor when he stopped for water. When he started the
\nmachine again,the youth had moved,the driver’s vision was blocked by a raised
\nshovel.A witness,Don MONTAGUE,51,said the worker was thrown to the ground and
\nrun over.No charges were placed.He leaves his parents,Mr.& Mrs.John GRIGGS of
\nFort Pillow; 2 brothers,Jimmy GRIGGS of Memphis and Michael GRIGGS of Fort
\nPillow.one sister,Miss Shirley GRIGGS of Fort Pillow.<\/p>\n
Page 12; DEATH Funeral services for Mrs.Fannie GUILTNER,of Luckett,were held
\nFriday of last week at Luckett Methodist Church,of which she was a
\nmember,burial in Asbury Cemetery.She was 77 years,died Wednesday in Lauderdale
\nCounty Hospital.Her husband,George GUILTNER,died many years ago.She leaves a
\nson,Franklin GUILTNER of Jonesboro,AR ;two daughters,Mrs.Alice RIGGS of
\nYakima,WA and Mrs.Carl Conrad of Luckett; one half-brother,Thomas DUKE of
\nRipley;and one half-sister,Mrs.Talmadge CHISHOLM of Arp.<\/p>\n
Page 12; DEATH Services for C.C.CHERRY,Sr.,formerly of Ripley,were held
\nSunday at Arlington,KY with burial there.Mr.CHERRY,72 years,died Saturday
\nafter suffering extended illness.He leaves one son,C.C.Jr.,of Ripley.<\/p>\n
Page 12; DEATH A telegram was received Wednesday morning by Mrs.Aleta BORDERS
\nand Miss Magnolia COUGHLAN,informing them of the death of their
\nsistr,Mrs.Barton JONES,54,the former Ruby Nell COUGHLAN,in San Juan,Puerto
\nRico,Tuesday night. The JONES had resided there 12 years.Besides her husband
\nand sisters,she leaves four sons(not named);and two brothers,A.J. COUGHLAN and
\nHoward Ward COUGHLAN. End this issue
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LAUDERDALE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RIPLEY,TENNESSEE 74th YEAR–No.11 FRIDAY
\nNOVEMBER 21,1958<\/p>\n
Page 1; DEATH Services mourning H.Parks TIGRETT,Sr.,83,Dyer County
\nLeader,who entered business in Halls,were held at Jackson Funeral Home,burial
\nin Fairview Cemetery,Dyersburg.He leaves his wife,Sadie NUNN TIGRETT; two
\ndaughters,Mrs.Jack WELLS,of Newbern,and Mrs.E.C.SEASE,of Jackson; two
\nsons,H.Parks TIGRETT,Jr.,and Ike Tigrett,of Memphis.<\/p>\n
Page 1; Death Last rites for Mrs.Alice TURNER CUNNINGHAM,of Memphis,who was
\nborn in Ripley,were held Tuesday aty National Funeral Home,burial in Mary’s
\nChapel Cemetery.Mrs.CUNNINGHAM,77, died Sunday while visting her son,Edward
\nF.CUNNINGHAM in Memphis.She had nine children,seven of whom survive:three
\nother sons,Harold B.CUNNINGHAM and Turner W. CUNNINGHAM,both of
\nMemphis,William M.CUNNINGHAM,of Slayden,MS and Thomas H.CUNNINGHAM,of
\nNashville; two daughters,Mrs.Arthur H.CURTIS of Lamar,MS and Mrs Pride
\nR.RAGGERTY,of Memphis; two brothers,Hubert TURNER,of Kirkland,WA,and
\nR.H.TURNER,of Blytheville,AR;and 1 sister,Mrs.Montine CORCORAN,of Memphis.<\/p>\n
Page 1; DEATH Little Rock,Ark.,November 19.–Mrs.Empson E.WALKER,of
\nBrownsville,sister-in-law of Lewis WALKER and Wm.WALKER,Riplians,and mother-
\nin-law of Mrs.Martha Fields Campbell WALKER,formerly of Ripley,Died Friday of
\nlast week in Little Rock’s Baptist Hospital,six hours after a head-on
\ncollision at Carlisle,AR.Mr.WALKER was seriously injured.They were bound to
\nLittle Rock to visit their son,Empson WALKER,Jr.,.Another son ,Davis Chambers
\nWALKER,who married the daughtr of Mr.and Mrs.John Fields CAMPBELL,of
\nRpley,resides in Stillwater,OK.The WALKER’s daughter,Mrs.George C.
\nJACKSON,lives in Jackson. Services were held Sunday in the First Methodist
\nChurch,Brownsville,burial in Oakwood Cemetery.<\/p>\n
Page 1; DEATH Services for Roy T.ESCUE,farmer and grocer,of Ripley,were held
\nThursday in Ripley’s First Methodist Church,burial in Edith
\nCemeery.Mr.ESCUE,63,died Monday in Lauderdale County Hospital.Born at Forked
\nDeer,son of the late Joseph Albert ESCUE and Mrs.Mamie Lee STANLEY ESCUE,he
\nmoved to Lauderdale County in 1917.He leaves his wife,Mrs.Maggie HUNT ESCUE;
\ntwo sons,Joe Turner ESCUE,of Golddust and Paul Hunt ESCUE,of Memphis; two
\ndaughters,Mrs.Llyod WHITE,of Memphis and Mrs.Milo H.FIELDS,of Rapid City,SD;
\nfour brothers,Bill ESCUE and Joe Clyde ESCUE,both of Halls,Lanie ESCUE,of
\nRipley and Jack ESCUE of Jackson;one half brother,Leslie Henry ESCUE,of
\nHalls;three sisters,Mrs.Jane HINDS and Mrs.Vergie YOUNG,both of Halls,and
\nMrs.Eugene BIVENS,of Jackson; one half-sister,Mrs.Jesse SMITH of Halls; one
\nbrother,Maynard ESCUE,died during WWI,and his step-mother,Mrs.Jettie ESCUE,of
\nHalls.<\/p>\n
Page 5; DEATH Oscar Lee BAYNES,75,brother of Mrs.Aubrey Durham,of near Nut
\nBush,died early Wednesday.Services were held Thursday at Antioch Baptist
\nChurch at Tibbs.<\/p>\n
Page 5; DEATH Graveside rites were held for Connie Lynn DAWS,4 months-old
\ndaughter of Lt.& Mrs.Jerald DAWS,of Salina,KS,Wednesday of last week in Halls
\nCemetery.She also leaves paternal grandparents of Halls,Mr.& Mrs.Winston DAWS
\nand her maternal grandparents,Mr.& Mrs.C.R.STEPHENS,of Dyersburg.<\/p>\n
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\nCOUNTY ENTERPRISE RIPLEY,TENNESSEE 74th YEAR–No.12 FRIDAY–NOVEMBER 28,1958<\/p>\n
Page 1; DEATH Services for Empson E.WALKER ,of Brownsville,were held Thursday
\nat the First Methodist Church there,burial in Oakwood
\nCemetery.Mr.WALKER,62,died Sunday at Baptist Hospital in Little Rock,AR,as a
\nresult of injuries received in a head-on collision at Carlisle,AR,in which his
\nwife was fatally injured.He leaves two sons,Empson WALKER,Jr.,of Little
\nRock,and David Chambers WALKER of Stillwater,OK; a daughter,Mrs.George
\nC.JACKSON,of Jackson; three brothers,Wm.F.WALKER and Lewis WALKER,both of
\nRipley and Aaron WALKER,of Brownsville; four sisters,Mrs.Roy MOORE,of
\nGreenwood,SC,and Mrs.James WAETZEL,Mrs.Herbert WILLIS and Mrs.Moreau RICE,of
\nBrownsville;and his mother,Mrs.Eula WALKER,of Brownsville.<\/p>\n
Page 1; DEATH Services for John H.ESKRIDGE, 56,a carpenter of Halls,were held
\nSunday at Halls Methodist Church,burial in Halls Cemetery.Mr.ESKRIDGE suffered
\na fatal heart attack,as he worked at the home of Mr.& Mrs.Merl E.LARSON.Born
\nin Arkansas,he lived in Halls 29 years.He leaves his wife,Mrs.Annie Lynn
\nESKRIDGE;four sons,Robert ESKRIDGE of St.Louis,MO,John M.ESKRIDGE,of
\nLawrenceburg, Charles ESKRIDGE and Lynn ESKRIDGE,both at home;one
\ndaughter,Mrs.Margaret WHITE,of Halls; his mother,Mrs.Gertrude ESKRIDGE,of
\nHalls; three sisters,Mrs.J.H.HAYS, Mrs.Katherine COOK and Mrs.J.B.McBRIDE,all
\nof Dyersburg.<\/p>\n
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\nCOUNTY ENTERPRISE RIPLEY,TENNESSEE 74th YEAR—No. 13 FRIDAY DECEMBER
\n8,1958<\/p>\n
Page 1; DEATH Funeral services for Mrs.Beadie GOOCH,of Halls,were held
\nSaturday at Antioch Church of Christ,burial in Elon Cemetery.Mrs.GOOCH,92,died
\nFriday at her home in the Antioch community.Born in Middle Tennessee,she moved
\nhere 70 years ago. Her husband,Sid GOOCH,died about 40 years ago.She leaves
\nfour sons,Arch GOOCH,Charlie GOOCH, Arthur GOOCH,and Sidney GOOCH,all of
\nHalls; one daughter,Mrs.Paul HURT,of Memphis.<\/p>\n
Page 1; DEATH Mrs.Elnora Victoria KELTNER,a native of Ripley,the widow of
\nCecil U.KELTNER,died Friday at Baptist Hospital,Memphis.She was 82. Her
\nhusband, a widely known builder,died in 1953.She leaves three sons,Cecil
\nG.KELTNER,Russell K.PRICE and Harold O’Neal PRICE; her
\nbrother,Dr.T.B.KELTNER,all of Memphis;three sisters,Mrs.Bob WEAVER,of Memphis,
\nMrs.R.C.MORRIS and Mrs.E.L.GRAMMER,both of Ripley.Services were held Sunday at
\nNational Funeral Home,burial in Memorial Park.<\/p>\n
Page 1; DEATH Funeral services for Mrs.Carrie Dell BUSSEY DUNAVANT,who died
\nen route to a hospital in Gainsville,Florida,were held Monday in
\nGainsville.Mrs.DUNAVANT,formerly of Ripley,leaves one daughter,Mrs.Tom Blair
\nPIERSON and one sister,Mrs.John M. BOULDIN,of Newbern.<\/p>\n
Page 1; DEATH Services for Joe SMITH,a farmer of the Hurricane Hill
\ncommunity,were held Sunday at Garner’s Funeral Home,burial in Woodville
\nCemetery.Mr.SMITH,59, died at 10:20 p.m. Friday in Lauderdale County
\nHospital,which he entered the preceeding day.He was born in Bee Branch,AR and
\nhad lived in this county 25 years.He was a member of Woodville Baptist
\nChurch.He leaves his wife,Mrs.Alice Leona LOVELL SMITH; two sons, Jesse
\nL.SMITH,of Hayti,MO,and William Farris SMITH of Ripley; two daughters,Miss
\nRebecca Ann Smith,of the home,and Mrs.Dessie CROCKETT,of Steele,MO; three
\nbrothers,Charlie SMITH,of Ripley, James SMITH,of Plainwell,Michigan,and Mannie
\nSMITH,of Brownsville; one sister, Mrs.Lizzie BUTNER,of Ripley; and five
\ngrandchildren.<\/p>\n
Page 1; Mrs.Ella SINCLAIR BANKS,85,former Ripley teacher,died Sunday at the
\nresidence of her daughter,Mrs.Lee MITCHELL,of Pascagoula,MS.a native of
\nGeorgetown.KY,she had lived in Pascagoula for 13 years.Funeral services were
\nthere,interment in Jackson County Memorial Park.She leaves her daughter; two
\nsons,Roderick BANKS,of Florence,and Houston BANKS,of Nashville; one
\nbrother,Victor SINCLAIR,of Cincinnati,OH; two sisters,Mrs.C.S.PIERCE,of
\nTullalah,LA and Mrs.Nancy SUTHERLAND,of Phoenix,AZ.<\/p>\n
Page 1; DEATH Funeral services for Mrs.Katherine HARPER,who moved to Memphis
\nfrom Ripley,20 years ago,were held Saturday at Concord Church,with burial
\nthere. Mrs.HARPER,80,died at her home at 875 Manasses.Born in East
\nTennessee,she was the widow of William HARPER, Ripley farmer.She leaves three
\ndaughters,Mrs.Alma DAVIS,of Memphis, Mrs.Harold RICHARDSON and Mrs.Sanford
\nQUEEN,both of San Antonia,Texas; one son,Frank HARPER,of Huntsville,AL.<\/p>\n
Page 1; DEATH Services for Argyle HARPER,retired Gibson County farmer,
\nbrother of Cooper HARPER,of Gates,were held Wednesday at New Enterprise Church
\nof Christ,burial in Eldad Cemetery.Mr.HARPER,65,died Monday at his home near
\nMilan.Born in Lewis County,moved to Gibson County in 1914.Leaves his
\nwife;three sons; seven daughters;five sisters; 19 grandchildren and one great-
\ngrandchild.<\/p>\n
Page 1; DEATH Funeral services for Mrs.Effie BIGGS,siter of
\nMrs.S.H.JOHNSON,of Ripley,were held Thursday morning in Jacksonville,FL,where
\nshe died Saturday night.She was 66.<\/p>\n
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\nCOUNTY ENTERPRISE RIPLEY,TENNESSEE 74TH YEAR NO.14 FRIDAY DECEMBER 12,1958<\/p>\n
Page 1; NEGRO IS JAILED IN DEATH OF ANOTHER L.T.JOHNSON,negro employee of
\nRipley Box and Basket Co.,has been charged with murder in the shooting death
\nof Jeff WARDLAW,39,negro widower,of College Street,Ripley,Friday of last
\nweek,in the Rodgers Hotel.WARDLAW,employed by Mrs.W.G.CROCKETT for many
\nyears,was shot with a shotgun as he entered a room upstairs.He fell dead on
\nthe stairs.<\/p>\n
Page 1; DEATH Services for Beeata TOMLINSON,retired planter,were held
\nSaturday at Halls Methodist Church,burial in Halls
\nCemetery.Mr.TOMLINSON,91,died Thursday at the home of his daughter,Mrs.A.B.
\nROOKS,of Halls.Besides his daughter,he leaves his wife,Mrs.Sudie ROBERTSON
\nTOMLINSON,whom he married 69 years ago;five sons,Charlie TOMLINSON and John
\nTOMLINSON,both of Halls,Hillary TOMLINSON,of Dearing,MO, Robert TOMLINSON,of
\nOsceola,AR, and Quinton TOMLINSON,of Mobile,AL;27 grandchildren;26 great-
\ngrandchildren and two great-great-grandchildren.<\/p>\n
Page 1; DEATH Services for Benjamin Clarence HENDREN,72,Dyersburg
\nblacksmith,born in Ripley,were held Wednesday at Curry Funeral Home in
\nDyersburg,burial in Fairview Cemetery.He died Monday night at Baptist
\nHospital,Memphis,after a long illness.He moved to Dyersburg 31 years ago.he
\nleaves his wife,Mrs.Effie Ola HENDREN; four sons,George M.HENDREN,of Detroit,
\nJames D. HENDREN,of Memphis, B.C.HENDREN,Jr.,and Buford HENDREN,both of
\nDyersburg;a brother, J.C.HENDREN,of Memphis; two sisters,Mrs.Enolia MULLIN,of
\nBrownsville and Mrs.Daisy SMITH,of Dyersburg; three half-brothers, E.F.HENDREN
\nand Elmer HENDREN,both of Brownsville and Lewis HENDREN,of Savannah,TN; two
\nhalf-sisters,Mrs.Nannie SMITH,of Brownsville and Mrs.Thelma SIMON,of Memphis.<\/p>\n
Page 8; GATES LOCALS Graveside rites were held here Friday for Mrs.Sam
\nELLISTON,of Fulton,KY. She is survived by her husband; two sons,John
\nE.McKINNON and Robert N.McKINNON,and five grandchildren,of Memphis.<\/p>\n
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\nCOUNTY ENTERPRISE RIPLEY,TENNESSEE 74TH YEAR NO.15 FRIDAY DECEMBER 19,1958<\/p>\n
Page 1; DEATH Services for Charles M.JENKINS,banker,merchant and teacher,of
\nTyler,Texas; were held Tuesday morning at First Baptist Church,Halls,burial in
\nHalls Cemetery. Mr.JENKINS,81,died Saturday at his home in Tyler.Born near
\nShiloh,he spent most of his life in Texas and Oklahoma.He leaves his
\nwife,Mrs.Rona MURCHISON JENKINS,an aunt of Henry MURCHISON,editor of the Halls
\nGraphic.<\/p>\n
Page 1; DEATH Funeral services gor Luther G.”Gene” SMITH,a retired farmer of
\nThree Points, were held Monday at Garner’s Funeral Home,burial in Holmes
\nCemetery.Mr. SMITH,62,died Sunday at his home.Born in McNairy County,he moved
\nto Lauderdale County in childhood.He leaves his wife,Mrs.Floy SMITH;two
\nbrothers, John SMITH and Jesse SMITH,both of Ripley; one sister,Mrs.Clara
\nSMITH,of Ripley.<\/p>\n
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\nCOUNTY ENTERPRISE RIPLEY,TENNESSEE 74TH YEAR NO.16 FRIDAY DECEMBER 26,1958<\/p>\n
Page 1; MEMPHIS OFFICIALS SAY CAPES INSANE Memphis—Authorities here are
\npreparing to request the commitment of James M.CAPES,42-year-old former
\nRiplian,to Nashville’s Hospital for the Criminal Insane.CAPES,former guard at
\nFort Pillow,who with his wife,a beautician,and their four children,aged 7 to
\n14 years,moved to Memphis from Ripley last summer–has been in Gailor
\nPsychiatric Hospital since he introduced himself into the investigation of the
\nOctober 14th murder of bachelor veterinarian,Dr.Gaynor HENRY.Dr.James A.
\nTAYLOR,the psychiatric hospital’s superintendent,has reported to Atty.Gen.Phil
\nCanale that CAPES is insane with a schizophrenic reaction of paranoid type.<\/p>\n
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