Following funeral services Friday at 3 p. m. at the Guardian Funeral Chapel, the body of Mrs. Malinda Hammel, 66, who died Thursday morning at her home, 520 Parview Avenue, will be taken to Kleburg, Tex., for burial.
     Mrs. Hammel was born in Illinois and had been a resident of Dallas 15 years.
     Surviving are a granddaughter, Mrs. G. R. Groves; a grandson, R. R. Smith, and four great-grandchildren, all of Dallas.

     Funeral services will be held at the Arlington Methodist Church Thursday at 4 p. m. for John Wesley Hudson, 68, who died Wednesday at a local hospital. The Rev. William E. Hawkins will officiate and burial will be at the Rose Hill Cemetery near Arlington.
     Pallbearers will be Webb Rose, Allen D. Barnes, Thomas Spruance, Ed Robinwitz, Chester Ditto, all of Arlington, and Arthur Lee Moore of Fort Worth.
     Survivors are his widow, Mrs. Hattie E. Hudson; one daughter, Mrs. Ernest Ditto; one son, Haydon Hudson, assistant manager of the Baker Hotel; three brothers, Walter M. Hudson, Weatherford; Bascom N. Hudson, Fort Worth, and Earl Hudson of Houston.

     Thomas Luce, reader, will conduct funeral services Thursday at 8 p. m. for Mrs. Lizzie N. Moseley, 80, who died at her residence, 207 Duncanville Avenue, Wednesday, at the Lamar & Smith Funeral Chapel. Burial will be in Laurel Land Cemetery.
     Surviving are three daughters, Mrs. Phala McGuire of Chicago; Mrs. G. L. Voelkel, Colorado, and Mrs. W. Bass Edwards of Dallas; one son, Ned L. Moseley of Florida, eleven grandchildren and five great-grandchildren.

     Funeral services will be held Thursday at 4 p. m. at the Greek Orthodox Church, Sanger and Riggs streets, for Angel Karavantas, 53, who died Wednesday, with Father Sakellaris officiating. Burial will be in Grove Hill Cemetery.
     Surviving are his widow; two sons, George and Andrew Karavantas; one daughter, Miss Anna Karavantas, and a brother, Alex Karavantas.

     Funeral services will be conducted Friday at 5 p. m. in the Brewer Funeral Chapel for George Hammock Eley, 47, who died Wednesday at his home, 3608 Metropolitan Avenue. Burial will be in Grove Hill Cemetery.
     Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Jeanette Eley; two sons, John L. Eley and William H. Eley; one sister, Mrs. Maggie Jernberg; three nieces, all of Dallas, and a brother, H. L. Eley of Oklahoma.

     Following funeral services at the Ed C. Smith Funeral Chapel at 1 p. m. Thursday, the body of Mrs. Nannie Thompson of 4435 Travis Street, who died Tuesday, was taken overland to Sherman for burial at 5 p. m. The Rev. Harlin J. Roper officiated.
     Surviving are her husband, J. D. Thompson; two sons, Clarence Thompson of Dallas and Jim Thompson of Durant, Okla.; four daughters, Mrs. Elsie Goodman, Mrs. Madelene Davenport and Mrs. Grace Daugherty, all of Dallas; Mrs. Lena Meyers of Denison; one brother, John Miller of Stamford, Tex. and a sister, Mrs. Sallie Cantrall of Sherman.

     Baffled by the lack of definite evidence linking three suspects with the Sunday night murder of Francisco Garcia, shot and killed in an attempted hijacking of a Mexican beer tavern, detectives, Thursday, were seeking to build up a case against the suspects.
     Certain that the Mexican man, whom they arrested, and his Mexican woman companion and a white girl, have some connection with the case, members of the homicide squad were investigating their stories from every angle.
     The suspects were arrested on an anonymous tip, but so far, have evaded all efforts to link them with the crime.
     Meanwhile, plainclothes men were scouring Little Mexico in search of further evidence in the case, determined to continue until they break Dallas' latest unsolved murder.
     Garcia was killed when he attempted to wrest a gun from a holdup man who invaded the beer tavern of M. Rozales, at 1513 Ross Avenue, Sunday night. He had almost succeeded, when the bandit fired one shot through his chest. He died a short time later.

     Funeral services with the Rev. A. M. Rogers and the Rev. W. O. Barnett officiating, will be held Friday at 10 a. m. at the Weever Funeral Home for Walter Lee Whitlow, 47, who died Thursday at a local hospital.
     Immediately following the services, the funeral cortege will leave for Alvord, where additional services and burial will be held.
     Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Grace Whitlow of 816 Mount Auburn Street; five sons, Orous, Denzit, Travis, Kenneth and Felton Whitlow; his mother, Mrs. Thova Whitlow; three sisters, Mrs. M. W. Wade, Mrs. S. E. Ward and Mrs. R. F. Alcorn; one brother, J. O. Whitlow.
     Pallbearers will be T. F. Jones, Gus Moessner, J. D. Norman, F. C. Williams, Frank Shropshire and John Carroll.

ELEY, George Hammock, age 47, died at the residence, 3508 Metropolitan, Wednesday. Survived by wife, Mrs. Jeanette Eley; two sons, John L. and William H.; one sister, Mrs. Maggie Jernberg; three nieces, all of Dallas; one brother, H. L. Eley of Oklahoma. Services at the George A. Brewer Funeral Chapel, 5 p. m., Thursday. Interment in Grove Hill Cemetery.

HAMMEL, Mrs. Malinda, age 66, died Thursday at residence, 520 Parkview. Born in Illinois, a resident of Dallas fifteen years. Survived by granddaughter, Mrs. G. R. Graves; a grandson, R. R. Smith; four great-grandchildren, all of Dallas. Services will be held 3 p. m. Friday from the Guardian Funeral Chapel, 2811 Oak Lawn. Interment in Kleburg, Texas.

HUDSON, John W., residence 4155 Wycliff, passed away at local hospital Wednesday. Survived by wife, Mrs. Hattie Hudson; one son, Hayden Hudson, Dallas; one daughter, Mrs. Ernest Ditto[?], Arlington, Texas; three brothers, Walter N., Weatherford, Texas; Bascom N., Fort Worth; Earl, Houston. Services Thursday 4 p. m. Arlington M. E. Church, the Rev. William K. Hawkins officiating. Interment Rose Hill Cemetery. Arrangements with Sparkman-Holtz-Brand. Pallbearers: Webb Rose, Allen D. Barnes, Ed Robinwitz [Robinowitz?], Thomas Spruance, Chester Ditto[?], Arthur Lee Moore.

KARAVANTAS, Angel, age 53, passed away Wednesday. Survived by wife; two sons, George and Andrew Karavantas; one daughter, Anna Karavantas; one brother, Alex Karavantas. Services conducted Thursday, 4 p. m. at Greek Orthodox Church, Sanger and Riggs Sts. Father Sakellaris officiating. Interment Grove Hill Cemetery. Arrangements with Lamar and Smith.

KOCH, Mrs. Josephine, age 60, passed away Thursday. Survived by husband, Fred J. Koch; 2 sons, Joseph and Cornelius Koch, all of Dallas; 4 daughters, Mrs. Gertrude Schuster [Schusler?], Miss Francis Koch, Los Angeles, Cal., Mrs. B. W. Jones, Sherman; Miss Adeline Koch, Dallas; a brother, Henry A. Westerselhaus[?], New Baden, Ill. The hour of service will be announced later. For information call Weiland's, directors funeral service, 2909 Live Oak.

LAND, Jerry William, age 21, passed away Wednesday. Survived by mother, Mrs. May Land, Dallas; sister, Mrs. Jewel Blaisdell, Honolulu. Services Thursday 10 a. m., at the chapel of Sparkman-Holtz-Brand, the Rev. C. H. Crouch officiating. Interment Forest Lawn Cemetery.

MOSELEY, Mrs. Lizzie N., 80 years old, passed away at her residence, 207 Duncanville Ave. Survived by three daughters, Mrs. Phala McGuire, Chicago; Mrs. G. L. Voelkel, Colorado; Mrs. W. Bess Edwards, Dallas; one son, Ned L. Moseley, Florida; eleven grandchildren; five great-grandchildren. Services conducted Thursday 5 p. m. at chapel of Lamar & Smith, Thomas Luce, reader, officiating. Interment Laurel Land Memorial Park.

SEAGO, William H., age 73, passed away Thursday. Survived by a brother, Charles H. Seago, St. Louis, Mo. For information, call Weiland's directors, funeral service, 2909 Live Oak.

WALSH, Mrs. Sue Dickason, age 71, passed away Thursday. Survived by a daughter, Mrs. Mary Frances Walsh, a son, George Dickason Walsh, both of Dallas. Services 2909 Live Oak, 4 p. m., Friday, Dr. Frank C. Brown and Dr. Henry W. Burwell officiating. Interment in Forest Lawn Cemetery.

WHITLOW, Walter Lee, 816 Mt. Auburn, age 47, passed away local sanitarium Thursday morning. Survived by wife, Mrs. Grace Whitlow; five sons, Orous, Denzil, Travis, Kenneth, Felton; mother, Mrs. Thova Whitlow; three sisters, Mrs. M. W. Wade, Mrs. S. E. Ward and Mrs. R. F. Alcorn; one brother, J. O. Whitlow. Services from the chapel of Weever Funeral Home, 2533 McKinney, 10 a. m., Friday, Rev. A. M. Rogers and Rev. W. O. Barnett officiating. Immediately following services, the cortege will leave for Alvord for interment. Active pallbearers: T. F. Jones, Gus Moessner, J. D. Norman, F. C. Williams, Frank Shropshire and John Carroll. Honorary pallbearers: M. W. Wade, S. E. Ward, R. F. Alcorn, Alden Sanders, Woody Bates, Biser[?] Newton, W. W. Taylor.

WILLIAMS, Nannie Tom, age 62, passed away at local hospital Wednesday evening. Survived by two sons, Artie L. and Curtis Williams; one brother, Rev. C. N. Smith; one sister, Mrs. W. W. Galloway. Funeral services 10 a. m. Friday at the chapel of McKamy-Campbell, Rev. E. C. Carter and R. E. Porter officiating. Interment Restland Memorial Park. Pallbearers: Clyde Davis, A. J. Bishop, J. R. Robbins, E. E. Williams, H. O. Stoneham, C. L. Williams.

ELLIOTT, Thomas Davis, age 74 years, residence 4501 Pomona Road, died at a local hospital Monday morning. Survived by wife, Mrs. Rosa Elliott; one sister, Mrs. Ruth Marlar of Osborne, Kan.; one nephew, O. B. Mothersead of Oklahoma City; one niece, Mrs. Elizabeth Alston, Dallas. Services at the George A. Brewer Chapel at 9:30 a. m., Wednesday, Dr. W. D. Hamilton of Gainesville, Dr. H. M. Whaling and the Rev. E. T. McCollom of Farmersville officiating. Interment in Hillcrest. Pallbearers: O. B. Mothersead, J. F. Gambol, Wilton[?] J. Daniel, Jack Lively, Felix Harris, Dorris Harrington.

ELLIOT, John L., age 71, passed away Tuesday. Surviving are his widow of Dallas. Services Weiland's Funeral Church, 10 a. m. Thursday, Rev. Bertram L. Smith officiating. Interment Grove Hill Cemetery.

HOWARD, William E., age 83, died Monday. Born in North Carolina, resident of Dallas twenty years. Survived by two sons, Ollie[?] P.[?] of Dallas and Kirby, Fort Smith, Ark.; four daughters, Mrs. Bertha Blythe and Mrs. A. L. French, Camden, Ark.; Mrs. J. R. Blythe, Mulberry, Ark.; Mrs. O. B. Roberts, Tulsa; twelve grandchildren. Services will be held Wednesday, 10 a. m. from residence, 407 Ogden, Rev. J. F. Bradford officiating, assisted by Brother Owens and Shelton. Interment Five-Mile Cemetery. Arrangements with Guardian Funeral Home.

LAQUEY, Richard Harmon (Dick), age 3, passed away Tuesday. Survived by father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Laquey; two brothers, James Howard Laquey, Jr., and Laurence Duard Laquey; grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Laquey; grandmother, Mrs. Sina Midkiff, all of Dallas. Services Weiland's Funeral Church, 2900 Live Oak, 4 p. m. Wednesday. Interment in Grove Hill Cemetery, Rev. G. Henry Mood, pastor of the Haskell Avenue Methodist Church officiating.

MOUNT, James B., age 74, of Crystal City, Tex., passed away local hospital Tuesday. Survived by widow; four sons, J. B. Jr., of Crystal City, M. C. and W. O., of Dallas and G. O., of San Antonio; five daughters, Mrs. Van Wood of McKinney, Mrs. John Russell of Mineola, Mrs. J. G. Gibson, Mrs. J. T. Spann, Charlie Lou Mount of Crystal City. Body will be forwarded Tuesday night to Crystal City for interment. Arrangements with Lamar & Smith.

WEBB, William Alfred, age 58, resident 4427 Westway, died Sunday at local hospital. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Alice Van Stone Webb; one son, William V. Webb; two granddaughters, Alline and Diane, all of Dallas. Private funeral services Tuesday, 10 a. m., at the Bower Funeral Home, 3000 Maple Avenue, Dr. H. M. Whaling, pastor of Oak Lawn M. E. Church, officiating. Active pallbearers: John C. Robertson, Murrell L. Buckner, R. L. Thornton, Dr. Sam Webb, C. G. Elliott, Albert T. Clifton, R. G. Soper, Turner A. Pitman. Interment Hillcrest Memorial Park.

     Funeral services for Thomas Davis Elliott, 74, of 4501 Pomona Road, pioneer stockman and resident of Dallas, who died Monday at a local hospital, will be held Wednesday at 9:30 a. m. in the Brewer Funeral Chapel.
     The Rev. H. M. Whaling, assisted by Dr. E. T. McCollom of Farmersville, and the Rev. W. B. Hamilton of Gainesville, will officiate. Burial will be in Hillcrest Memorial Park.
     Pallbearers will be O. B. Mothersead, J. F. Gambol, Wilton J. Daniel, Jack Lively, Felix Harris and Dorris Harrington. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Rosa Elliott; one sister, Mrs. Rush Marlar of Osborne, Kan.; one nephew, O. B. Mothersead, Oklahoma City, and one niece, Mrs. Elizabeth Alston of Dallas.

     O. J. Jenkins, 50, interior decorator of 2746 Gladstone, was shot and killed almost instantly Tuesday after, witnesses said, he made a threatening hip-pocket move in the tavern of Joe Lisotta, 30, at 138 West Jefferson, at Zang.
     Jenkins was unarmed. Lisotta surrendered to police immediately after the shooting and was released within an hour afterward on $5,000 bond furnished by Attorney Angelo Piranio and a relative.
     The shooting occurred soon after 6 p. m., and was said by witnesses to have resulted from a series of verbal clashes with an unidentified customer, and finally with Lisotta, who told police he had asked Jenkins repeatedly to leave his tavern. Once, Jenkins was ejected, only to return, Lisotta said.
     He said Jenkins approached the bar, told him that he (Jenkins) was armed with a .45-caliber pistol and that Lisotta had better prepare to say his last words.
     Lisotta reached under the counter, snatched up a .38-caliber pistol and fired. The bullet pierced the right side of Jenkins' chest, passed completely through his body and crashed through a plate-glass window.
     The only witnesses to the tragedy were Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Evans of the Cliff Hotel, customers, who were seated at a table near the one occupied by Jenkins, and an unidentified man believed to be a resident of Fort Worth. The men were drinking wine, they said, and after a time, became quarrelsome. They were separated by the proprietor and the Fort Worth resident left the tavern. A few minutes later, a quarrel between Jenkins and the proprietor arose, and Lisotta, they said, ejected him.
     A few minutes later, Jenkins returned the shooting occurred. The victim dropped to the floor. At the Methodist Hospital, he was officially pronounced dead.
     Jenkins is survived by his wife, Mrs. Mildred Jenkins, a small daughter, a grown son and a sister, all of Dallas. The body was taken to the Lamar & Smith Funeral Home, where funeral arrangements are incomplete.