The Commercial Appeal from Memphis, Tennessee (2024)

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vote 20 The Commercial Appeal Mem phi Friday Fehruary 18 1977 TVA Assisting Uranium Study Deaths- NASHVILLE (AP) A power company an electronics firm end the Tennessee Valley Authority hive Joined forces in a flffitflnn study to provide the federal government with options for expending methods of converting uranium into fuel for nuclear plants The TVA Duke Power Co and Electro-Nucleonics Inc of New Jersey will study the financing and construction of new uranium enrichment plants officials uy Electro-Nucleonics is one of three private firms with proposals before the federal Energy Research end Development Administration to construct end operate a tl-billion enrichment facility Tin only three uranium enrichment plants in the nation are owned end operated by the federal government Official! say the plants use the proceii of gaseous diffusion to enrich uranium so that it will sustain a reaction in nuclear plant The Nixon and Ford administrations were unsuccessful in their attempts to introduce private companies to the enrichment business end most proposals have called for government subsidies to private firms 1 ENI through its subsidiary ENI Nuclear Co hae developed gas-centrifuge enrichment process An ENI official said Wednesday two gas-centrifuge plants are already planned in Europe by a consortium of Great Britain West Germany and Holland Mesa Arix five brothers Glassco*ck Joseph Glassco*ck and Carl McVoy all of Memphis John Earl Glassco*ck of Dallas and Curtis Glassco*ck of Kansas City Kan and four grandchildren CHARLES GOBER 35 of 1585 Harrison disabled truck driver died at 12:40 am yesterday at City of Memphis Hospital Shelby Funeral Home has charge He was a member of St Mark's Baptist Church He leaves a daughter Aundra Gober and a eon Angelo Gober both of Daytona Beach Fla his mother Mrs Laura Gober of Collierville eight sisters Mrs Bettie Donelson Mrs Carolyn Echols Miss Lois Gober and Mrs Ormias-tine Guy all of Memphis Miss Linda Gober Miss Robbie Gober and Miss Renee Gober all of Collierville and Mrs Clara Porter of Chicago a brother Rickey Gober of Collierville and his grandparents Mr and Mrs Enoch Campbell of Collierville and Mr and Mrs Buster Gober of Memphis WILLIAM GRIMES 70 of 573 Stanley Drive retired director of Prospect Guidance Center for the Memphis Board of Education died at 7:45 am yesterday at St Joseph Hospital East Services will be at 11:30 am tomorrow at Church of the Holy Communion where he was a vestryman with burial in Memorial Park Memphis Funeral Home Poplar Chapel has charge He was a Mason and Shriner He leaves his wife Mrs Martha Grimes a son Wiliam Grimes Jr of Clovis NM three sisters Mrs Audrey Epperson of Memphis Mrs Rainer or El Dorado Ark and Mrs James Largue of Kailua Hawaii a brother dayman Grimes of Augusta Ga and a grandchild PLEAS JONES: Services will be at 1 pm Sunday at St Pul Baptist Church with burial in Spring Hill Cemetery Mr Jones 66 of 1685 Ash retired employe of JAMES DAILEY: Services win be at 7 pm Monday at Lewis A Sons Mineral Home with burial at 10 am Tuesday in National Cemetery Mr Dailey 79 of 1069 Overton Park retired painter and interior decorator died Tuesday night at Memphis Veterans Hospital MRS MARY DAWSON 98 of Hopkinsville Ky widow of Dawson died at 1:30 am yesterday at her home Services will be at 2-JO pm today at Fuqua Hinton Funeral Home in Hopkinsville with burial in the family cemetery in Herndon Ky Memphis survivors include two daughters Mrs Margery Sumner and Mrs Wayne Smith a grandson and two great-grandchildren GINGER RHEA GIPSON 10-month-old daughter of Mr and Mrs Jeffrey Gipson of 4241 Oxbow Cove died at 2 JO am yesterday at Le Bonheur Children's Hospital Services will be at 1 pm today at Memphis Funeral Home Poplar Chapel with burial in Mount Vernon Gardens She leaves two brothers Danny Gipson and Kenny Gipson both of the home and her grandparents Mr and Mrs A Gipson of Memphis Mr and Mrs Don Kelley of Marietta Ga and Mr and Mrs James Lovelace of Phoenix OTIS LEE GLASSco*ck 55 of 1218 Bradbury Drive disabled construction supervisor for Bechtel Steel Corp died at 8:25 am yesterday at Memphis Veterans HospitaL Services will be at 1 pm tomorrow at Cosmopolitan Funeral Home with burial in Forest Hill Cemetery South He was a Baptist He leaves his wife Mrs On Jean Davis Glassco*ck of Little Rock a daughter Miss Sherry Glassco*ck of Little Rock three sons Otis Lee Glassco*ck Jr of El Dorado Ark Charles Glassco*ck of Chattanooga and Larry Dale Glassco*ck of Memphis his parents Rev and Mrs John Glassco*ck of Memphis three sisters Mrs Lorraine McCoskey of Memphis Mrs Hazel Peyton of Pine Bluff Art and Mrs Audrey Witchens of teacher and widow of Charles South died at 4:10 am yesterday at Baptist HospitaL Services will be at 2 pm today at Memphis Funeral Home on Union with burial in Forest Hill Cemetery Midtown She wu a Methodist She leaves a brother Gordon Yarbrough of Memphis two step-daughters Mrs Robert Clark of Memphis and Mrs Hermie Collin of Monterey Calif and a step-son Terry South of Ripley Miss MRS MARY NELL STEWART: Services will be it 2 pm today at Shelby Forest Baptist Church with burial in Mount Vernon Gardens Mrs Stewart 48 of 6772 Locke Road in Millington engineering secretary for Kimberly-Clark Corp end wife of Dee Stewart died Wednesday at Methodist HospitaL MRS IRENE PARHAM SUZORE: Services will be at 10:45 am tomorrow at Memphis Funeral Home on Union with burial in Forest Hill Cemetery Midtown Mrs Suzore 81 of 5569 OK Robertson Road widow of Alfred Joseph Suzore died Wednesday it St Joseph Hospital HART MILTON TUCKER JR 68 of 1929 Warner Drive retired salesman for Thornton's Bakery died at 7:15 a in yesterday at Baptist Hospital Services will be at 1 pm tomorrow at Memphis Funer-al Home on Union with burial in Memory Hill Gardena He wu a deacon at Bello-vue Baptist Church and a Scottish Rite Muon He leaves his wife Mrs Annette Crump Tucker a daughter Miu Margaret Ann Tucker of Memphis a son Robert Milton Tucker of Memphis a sister Mrs Ralph Buley of Lithia Springe Ga end three brothers Owen Tucker Lloyd Tucker and Murray Tucker all of Memphis MRS VIRGINIA WALTON 69 of 1297 College wife of Walton died at 7:15 sm yesterday at Baptist HospitaL Woolf Funeral Home of Tunica Miu has charge She wu a member of Jehovah's Rest Baptist Church at Dubbt Miu She also leaves a daughter Mrs Emma Roland of St Louie three eons Jessie Walton Jr of Chicago John Walton of Grand Rapids Mich and Walton of St Louis a stepson Laydall Burnett of Chicago a lister Mn Leaner Williams of Memphis two brothers Fred Robinson and Luther Robinson both of Gary Ind 23 grandchildren 16 great-grandchildren end a great-great-grandchild MRS ALMA KEARNEY WARR: Services will be at 230 pm Sunday at New Philadelphia Baptist Church with burial in Rue Hill Cemetery Victory Funeral Home hu charge Mrs Werr 54 of 2658 Spottswood Apt 5 died Wednesday at City of Memphis HospitaL MRS ALICE NORMENT 83 former Memphian died at 8 am Saturday in the Merrick Unit of Princeton (NJ) HospitaL Services will be at 10 am tomorrow at Memphis Funeral Home on Union with burial in Forest Hill Cemetery Midtown She was the widow of Emmett Marshall Norment a labor organizer end employment service founder here She leevee two daughters Mrs Marie Ansley and Mrs Camille Colvett both of New Jersey aimer Mrs Annett Johnston of Miami and three grandchildren JAMES PARRISH 76 of 744 North Parkway retired Pinkerton guard died it 6:50 am yesterday at Baptist HospitaL Services will be at 11 JO am tomorrow at Memphis Funeral Home on Union with burial at 2 pm in St John Cemetery near Ripley Tenn He wai a member of City View Baptist Church He leaves his wife Mrs Nervia Parrish five daughters Mrs Owen Mrs Claude Norton and Mrs Joe Thornton ell of Memphis and Mrs Cecil Jones and Mrs Charles May both of Belleville Mich ion Billy Junes Parrish of Darien DL 13 grandchildren and fix great-grandchildren ANGELA YEVETTE POSTON 7-year-old daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Poston Jr of 2421 Johanna died about 1030 am yesterday at St Jude Children's Research HospitaL She wu a first-grade pupil at Alcy Road Elementary School Services will be at 1230 pm Tuesday at Vince Avenue Church of Christ with burial in Calvary Ford A Sons Funeral Home hat charge She alio leaves a filter Miss Connie Poston of the home her grandmothers Mrs Martha Poetoa and Mrs Fky Washington both of Memphis and her grandfather Gilmore of St Louie The family requests that any memorials be sent to St Jude Children's Research Hosoital MRS SUTIE WHERRY SHELTON: Services will be at noon tomorrow at St Stephen Baptist Church with burial in Forest Hill Cemetery Midtown Hayes A Sons Funeral Home hae charge Mn Shelton of 2128 Benton retired Shelby County school teacher and wife of John Shelton of Corona NY died Tuesday at Baptist HospitaL MRS CLARA MAI SMITH 78 of 1960 North Parkway widow of Robert Smith died at 3 am yesterday at Methodist HospitaL She wu a member of Galloway United Methodist Church Services will be st 1130 am tomorrow at Memphis Funeral Home Poplar Chapel with burial in Forest Hill Cemetery Midtown She leaves a daughter Mix Mary Phelps three sons Harry Smith Fred Smith end Ralph Smith a lister Mrs Emma Chambers and a brother A Irwin all of Memphis six grandchildren and a greatgrandchild MRS MABEL SOUTH 65 of 3149 Kroner Drive retired Memphis city school Woman Charged In Death MRS MATTIE ALEXANDER 96 of 3375 Medford widow of Alexander died at 7:20 bit night at Baptist Hospital Burn-Denton Mortuary at Corinth Miss She leavea a son Earl Alexander of Memphis two daughters Mrs Lillian Jones of Corinth and Mrs Nina Tinsley of the home 8 grandchildren 21 great-grandchildren and 6 great-greatgrandchildren MRS KATHRYN TOTTY ANDREWS S4 of 8468 Southaven Circle in Southaven retired employe of Defense Industrial Plant Equipment Center died at 1 pm yesterday at Methodist Hospital Services will be at 2 pm tomorrow at Memphis Funeral Home on Union with burial in Forest Hill Cemetery Mid town She wai a member of McLemore Christian Church She leaves a daughter Mrs Jerry Goforth of Huntington Park Calif her mother Mrs Totty of Southaven and two grandchildren JOHN BENJAMIN BLACK 77 of 2401 Hanover Place retired radio dispatcher for die Camden Tenn police department died at 3:15 pm yesterday at St Joseph Hospital East Stockdale-Malin Funeral Home in Camden has charge Hcwus Methodist He leaves two daughters Mrs Max Ellis of Memphis and Mrs Donna Sisco of Camden a aister Mrs Mattie Pace of Bruceton Tenn three grandchildren and two stepgrandchildren MRS LILLIAN BULAVSKY 65 of 583 Cadraca Drive Apt 9 wife of Herman Bulavsky died yesterday afternoon at her home She was a member of Kehibth Israel Synagogue in Kansas City Mo Swift Treadwell A Canale Funeral Directors has charge She also leaves a daughter Mrs Diane Nelson of Germantown two sons Jack Bulavsky of Lake Tahoe Nev and Jerry Bulavsky of Denver a brother Martin Rosen stein and two sisters Miss Alice Rosenstein and Mrs Bess Raskin all of Los Angeles and two grandchildren MRS BESSIE WARD CARR 66 of 2635 North Watkins Apt 1 wife of John Cur died at 5 am yesterday at City of Memphis Hospital Services will be at 10 am tomorrow at Grace Baptist Church where she was a member with burial in Purest Park Cemetery in Purest City Ark Memphis Funeral Home on Union has charge She leaves a daughter Mrs Gerald Smith of Parsons Tenn four sons Thomas Carr of Memphis John Wesley Carr of Pecos Texas James Richard Carr of Senatobia Miss and Charles Carr of Conroe Texas three sisters Mrs Grace Hammond of Memphis Mrs Josephine Philpot of Jonesboro Ark and Mrs Alice May Hilderbrandt of Boston Mass a brother James Herrod of Fort Pierce Fla 21 grandchildren and eight greatgrandchildren MRS SUSIE CHAMBERS 76 of 3459 Cypress wife of Albert Chambers died Wednesday night at St Joseph Hospital Southern Funeral Home has charge She was a member of Prosperity Baptist Church She also leaves four sons Albert Chambers Jr James Chambers Herbert Chambers and Willie Chambers seven daughters Mrs Elizabeth Williams Mrs Savannah Andrews Mrs Joanne Fitzpatrick Mrs Dorothy Graham Mrs Maxine Maun Mrs Georgia McNeary and Mrs Queen Ester Wesby all of Memphis two sisters Mrs Dorothy Ivy of Chicago and Mrs Millie Ervine of Memphis and a brother Jack Johnson of Memphis MRS JENNIE MAE CORBIN 72 of 1791 Glenview widow of Ben Corbin died Wednesday at Shelby County Hospital Graveside services will be at 2:30 pm today in Alamo (Tenn) Cemetery Memphis Funeral Home on Union has charge She was a Methodist She leaves a son Billy Corbin of Detroit and two sisters Mrs Joe Robutte and Miss Ann Roberts both of Memphis Buckeye Cellulose Corp died Tuesday at City of Memphis HospitaL Mid-South Deaths MRS MAGGIE LEWIS 88 of 3673 Vivia widow of James Lewis died at 5 am yesterday at her home Services will be st 3 pm Sunday at the First Baptist Church in Harrisburg Ark Burial will be in Farm Hill Cemetery near Harrisburg Gregg Funeral Home in Jonesboro Ark has charge She was a member of the National Avenue Baptist Church She leaves two daughters Mrs Lillian McCrackens in OtweU Ark and Mrs Jewell Davidson of Vivia address a sister Mrs Dollie Rorex of Harrisburg six grandchildren and fix great-grandchildren ARItAfllM BLYTHEVILLE Mrs Wtenla Kte Me widow of Flcfchar Kin JONESBORO John A Harrtaan ft roftrad North Railroad LE PANTO Thomai EMs Farrar ft pointer MANILA Jomao Cloronco Rand! Me retired PANAOOULO Mn Corona Joon Mich ft wlte of Edna Mae Hunter 43 of 590 South Lauderdale Apt A was charged with murder yesterday in connection with the Tuesday (hooting death of Charles Lee Covington 31 of 161 East Mallory Covington waa found unconscious in the alley behind 791 South Third at 3:25 pm Tuesday moments after he purchased a bottle of gin from Massa liquors at 791 South Hurd Employes at the liquor (tore laid Covington wu brought to the (tore by three men in a blue car They said he got the gin and walked outside toward the rear of the store About five minutes after he left the employes said they heard several shots and found him unconscious with a gunshot wound in the chest Sgt Jim Hester of the homicide squad said Ms Hunter told police the wu in the alley end that Covington began advancing toward her She said she pulled a pistol and tried to ward him off but he continued advancing even while she fired two shots into the ground They said the fired again and the bullet struck him in the chest He died at 10:20 am Wednesday at City of Memphis HospitaL Ms Hunter is scheduled to appear in City Court Divishn 7 at 9 am today for a preliminary hearing She wu released on her own recognizance yesterday by City Court Judge Alissandratos MISSISSIPPI BATESVILLC Ljamci Ewrt SmmH BEL20NI RaHrt Gmmatt OWrian IX lawman CHARLESTON William JMH CaHan 71 nM MRS VIVIAN WATSON LONG: Services will be it 11:30 am today at Memphis Funeral Home on Union with burial in Forest Hill Cemetery Midtown Mrs Long 68 of 3640 Firethorne Drive widow of Lewie Long died Wednesday at St Jo-aeph Hospital East Balloonist Camps Short Of His Goal COLUMBUS Mrs taMl CAtMImv 41 Ma af MU-ion ChriaHan CONINTH Mr Eouteh Nahoro Lam widow af ErnoefW Long ETTA William Maynard Lewie 1 year eld ion of Mr and Mr William Lewie EUPORA Walton Feriueen carpenter GREENVILLE WiNiem Thomno Butter 74 ro Mn Miriam Lanahnri WampeM ft 2" Around The World sums OtoarvaMammadartltitoOMT OXFORD Dr Jullff Bramtett to phyeidOT and surgeon PONTOTOC Mn Bariha Chaateo 41s wffo af Hanry Chatssn Mn Cloaaltaykuni Me widow af Or T-H Rayburn RIPLEY Mn Mary Lau Smite Thurmond tee tea af Johnny Thurmond SILVER CITY Mama BoHuar Hawed retired BLOUNTSTOWN Fla (AP) Karl Thomas trying for a cross-country record landed hie hot-air balloon Thursday in a rural area in the Florida Panhandle 45 mile short of the spot where he had planned to spend the night The Calhoun County Sheriffs Department laid craft touched down about 7:30 pm about 16 miles east of Blountstown Thomas 28 had hoped to make it to Tallahassee by dark A ipokesman laid Thomas planned to complete his trip to the Atlantic coast Friday That would be 18 days after he left Arcadia Calif Thomas says the current record ii 33 days STARKVHXS Sfminte Adama ft raltrad tent VERONA Prank Reana Me cdtanman and termar inayar ADAMSVILLE Gaarpa Rakarf Paater ft raflrad Hearing Sought By Chief Justice BOLIVAR Herbert I pancar iHHhauaa 71 retired aasnfn mrshr rMitn naifiiv FRIENDSHIP Mrs Lai AHca Abm 17 wMa al -Smart Afa HENNING-Mia Latty Ray fT HUNTINGDON Rav Winter Graama an raWia Laularilla a Naahuflla RaNraa amalaya i Time Is Turned Back MILAN Daaty Hanry Wii gt 71 OAKLAND Jamaa Grmdaraan 8 laaorar OBION Mrs Mariam Jan Waady mite a Raymond Woody RIDGELY Jail Dial 7I rallra termar and WASHINGTON (UPI) Chief Justice Warren Burger whose criticism of Congress is growing more vocal hu met with at least two House members reportedly to discuss his possible personal appearance before two key committees Burger hu met privately with Robert Kutenmeir (D-Wis) end Thomas Rails-back (R-I11X They are the chairman and ranking Republican member of a House Judiciary subcommittee dealing with federal courts Pollution Index MOSCOW (UPI) Soviet geologiits have reported the Caucasui Mountiins to be one billion years older than previously thought the official Tut newt agency said Thursday Tut said recent dating teste of rock samples showed the mountain range wu formed 1 trillion yean ago Muruciiot NATIONAL WEATHER FORECAST Scattered snow showers from the lower Great lakes across parts of Michigan and the northern Appalachians Extensive cloudiness across the Ohio Valley Upper Mississippi Valley and the northern plains with a few snow flurries possible i Coast but with a warming trend beginning Unseasonably warm on the southern and central Pacific Coast into intermountain region Mild Tha air paHufHn fndaa at ajn yaaterday waa 41 and at pm waa 44 A ruadina of a tramaty Hftil contamination SV4K Chicago Board Options light 41-fa madium fl-lftk haavy 121 wri moro autramaly haovy CAEIIURIMPMIPI A 8 4M Ntll W1M Im Mta CHICAGO (UPD-Tht date eontekwd In tea taUowliii Ukla waa supplied te UPI by CMcape Bawd Optlem aa a reeerter dating epoenatr Thursday omiT jgr My WafgrMMfim arorth COUPON! 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The Commercial Appeal traces its heritage to the 1839 publication, The Western World & Memphis Banner of the Constitution. Bought by Col. Henry Van Pelt in 1840, it was renamed The Memphis Appeal. During the American Civil War the Appeal was one of the major newspapers serving the Southern cause.

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How do I contact advertising? Learn how we can help you grow your business with integrated advertising and marketing solutions. Call 901-529-2251 or contact us Contact us online.

How did Memphis get famous? ›

Beginning in the early 20th century, Memphis became famous for its innovative strains of African-American music, including gospel, blues, jazz, soul, and Rhythm and Blues genres, a tradition that continues to this day.

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Beginning in April, The Commercial Appeal will be printed at a more modern facility at its sister paper in Jackson, Tennessee, company officials announced Monday night.

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Mark Russell | The Commercial Appeal.

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The Commercial Appeal495 Union Avenue Memphis, TN 38103 Phone Number: 901-529-2211
Memphis Magazine460 Tennessee Street Memphis, TN 38101 Phone Number: 901-521-9000
Memphis Silver Star News3144 Park Avenue Memphis, TN 38111 Phone Number: 901-452-8828
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Who owns MLGW Memphis TN? ›

It is owned by the City of Memphis. Since 1939, MLGW has provided electricity, natural gas, and water service for residents of Memphis and Shelby County.

Who owns Memphis Fence Company? ›

Memphis Fence Co. is currently owned. by third-generation family member Dan Turbeville. Daniel Turbeville (Dan's father) has served on the AGC of Tennessee - West Tennessee Region Board of Directors, and. Dan is currently serving as a representative on the AGC of America Board of Governors.

Is Memphis Mayor Strickland a Democrat? ›

James Steven Strickland Jr.

(born October 22, 1963) is an American attorney and politician who served as the 64th mayor of Memphis, Tennessee between 2016 and 2024. A Democrat, he previously served as a member of the Memphis City Council. Strickland is also an adjunct professor at the Cecil C. Humphreys School of Law.

Where is the Memphis commercial appeal? ›

Commercial Appeal, 495 Union Ave, Memphis, TN - MapQuest.

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Depending on the complexity of the shoot and the editing required, production costs for a 30-second ad may range from $1,000 to more than $50,000. Broadcasting costs, however, make up the bulk of the price, averaging just under $105,000 for a 30-second commercial on network television.

How do I place an obituary in the Memphis commercial appeal? ›

A: To submit an obituary, please email us at obits@commercialappeal.com or call us at 888-516-0060.

What started the Memphis riots? ›

The riot started after an alarm went out that African American soldiers from Fort Pickering, on the south boundary of downtown Memphis, had killed several policemen who tried to arrest a black soldier.

What is the history of the Memphis Zoo? ›

The zoo was established on April 4, 1906, with $1,200 from the Memphis Park Commission. In August 1906, 23 cages and concrete bear enclosures were built with another $3,628 thanks to the head of the Commission, Col. Robert Galloway. Galloway Hall, the Memphis Zoo's first building, was finished in 1907.

What is the history of the Memphis Bass Pro Pyramid? ›

Where did the Pyramid come from? The building was originally envisioned as a major cultural attraction called The Great American Pyramid in the 1950s by a Memphis local. Plans were resurrected in the 1980s by the man's son, and the Great American Pyramid and/or the Pyramid Arena opened in 1991.

What is the history of Memphis music? ›

In the 60's and 70's, Memphis was a vehicle for the sound of soul music becoming popular around the world. Jim Stewart and Estelle Axton started the Stax Record Company in Memphis in the early 60's and recorded legends like Otis Redding, Rufus Thomas, The Staple Singers, and others.

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