Isaac Barton Dawson, 84, re- tired farmer, died yesterday af- ternoon at l2:.45 o'c1ock at the King's Daughters Hospital fol- lowing a short illness. He had been in failing health for some time Son of the late Amos and Re- becca Burgess Dawson, he was a native of East Tennessee and had lived in Maury County most of his life where he was engaged in farming. He was a member of the Loyal Chapel of the Free Will Baptist Church. Funeral services were held at 2 o'clock this afternoon at the chruch by the Rev. J. B. Bloss pastor. Active pallbearers were James, J.P., Frank, Mablon, Eugene and Horace Dawson. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Will Bramlett of Culleoka; four sons, 'R. A., E. C., E. F., and M. L. Dawson, all of Columbia; a sister, Miss Darthula Dawson; of Columbia; two half-brothers, John and Wayne Dawson, both of Maury County; and 12 grand- ehildren and two great grand- t childern Bural was at the Frienship Cemetery, Onkes & Nichols in charge Rites Held for Mrs I B Dawson Sevices conducted at Friendship Church For Culleokan Who Died At Home of Sister Thursday. Funeral services were conducted at the Friendship Church Friday at 3 o'clock for Mrs. Alice Franklin Dawson, aged 79, wife of Ike B. Dawgon, who died Thursday night at 9:30 o'clock at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Will Bramlette, of Culleoka. The rites were conducted by the Rev. C. W. Lindeman, pastor of Church of the Nazarene. Burial was in the church cemetery. Mrs. Dawson, a member of the Church of the Nazarene, had made her home with Mrs. Bramlette for a number of years. Besides her husband and daugh- ter she is survived by four sons, Reuben and Emmett Dawson, of Co- lumbia, Marvine Daweon, Williams- port Pike, and Clifford Dawson, of McCalns, one sister, ten grand- children and a number of half brothers and half sisters. Miss Dawson 91, Dies Here Tuesday; Funeral Thursday. Miss Thula Dawson 91,died at 10 p. m. Tuesday at the home of her great-niece, Mrs. Frank An- derson of Academy Court, wi~th whom she had made her home for a number of years. A native of North Carolina, Miss was a daughter of the late Mr and Mrs, Amis Daw- son. She was a member of the Concord Cumberland Presby- terian Church. Funeral services will be held at 10 a m Thursday at the Oakes & Nichols Chapel, With the Rev. C. B. Cook, pastor Of the First Methodist Church, officiating. Besides Mrs, Anderson, other survivors include two half. brothers, John and Wayne Daw- son, both: of Columbia; and a number of nieces and nephews. Nephews will serve as pall bearers Burial will be in the Concord Cemetary with Oakes & Nichols Funeral Home in charge of arrangements A. V. Dawson of Columbia Dies At Age Of 84 Mr. A. V. "Wayne" Dawson, 84, husband of Mrs. Lillie Blocker Dawson of 207 6th Avenue, died early Saturday night at his home; following several months illness. Funeral services will be held Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock at Oakes & Nichols Chapel. Rev. W. Clyde Martin, pastor of the First Baptist Church will officiate. Burial will be in the Rose Hill Cemetery. A native of Maury County, be was the son of the late Amos and Liza Crumley Dawson. He was a retired farmer and a member of the Methodist Church. He moved to Columbia 20 years ago from the Cross Bridges Community. In addition to his wife, he is survived by three daughters, Mrs. Cleo Wade of Florence, Ala Mrs Willie Mae Brooks of Atlanta and Mrs. Thelma LaVecchia of Cam- den, N. J.; two sons, Leslie H. Dawson of the Campbell Station Community and Kelsie Dawson of Cross Bridges. He is also survived by eleven grahdchitdren and nine- teen great-grandchildren. Grandsons will serve as pall- bearers. Honorary pallbearers will be B. L. Luckett, Tom Webster, JoIm Cecil, Ed Church, Loyd Haywood, Oscar Rice, Ernest Taylor, Henry Taylor, Jack Wilson, Fletcher Gray, Tommy Gray, Ewing Gray, Malcolm Gray, Clarence Hardi- son, Robert Hardison, Arthur Har-, dison, Frank Dortch and Chesley Parrish. r Family Visits Here After Long Absence Mrs. Ella Amick, and her daugh- ter, Mrs. Alvis Bruce and Mr. Bruce and their children, Edna, Louise, and Billie Wayne, of Kennett, Mis- souri, visited Mrs. Amick's sister Mrs. Alice Dawson and family last week, it was the first time these sisters had seen each other In fifty- eIght years. Mrs. Amick is sev- enty-seven years of age, and Mrs, Dawson is seventy-five. Mrs. Dawson also had her five children with her Sunday for the first time in ten years; A bounteous dinner and taking of pictures added to the enjoyment of all. Mrs Leona Dawson Mrs Leona Dawson, wife of the late Phil Dawson, died last thurday afternoon at her residence at Cross Bridges at the age 79 Mrs. Dawson had been a member of the Methodist church since girlhood and was a lovabIe charactar who's death created much sorrow throughout the community. Surviving her are the following children: Walter Dawson of Cedar Hill, Texas: Will and Pat Daw- son, Mrs. Fannie Churchill and ~Maude Curry of Maury county. Funeral services were conducted FrIday afternoon at Cross Bridges Methodist church by Rev. W. H. Williams and interment was in Cedar Hill cemetery. SARGENT ~ Sadie Ann Bramlett Sargent, 84, 540 W. Second St., died Sat. A native of Scott County, she was a daughter of the late William and Cora Riddell Bramlett, and a re- tired licensed practical nurse. She was a member of Broadway Chris- tian Church and the American War Mothers. Survivors include son, Douglas Gene Sargent; grandson, Brian Douglas Sargent; grand- daughter, Teresa Ann Stucker, all of Lexington; sisters, Mrs. J.T. Beckum, San Diego, CA, and Mrs. Robert Henry, Bloomingdale, GA; brother, J.R. Bramlett, Blooming- dale, GA; and several nieces and nephews. Services 2 p.m. Mon. at Aaron Smith Funeral Home by Kenneth White. Burial, Lexington Cemetery. Friends may visit with the family from 3-8 p.m. today and after 11 a.m. Mon. Mrs. Henry Dawson Mrs. Irene Young Dawson, 48, a resident of Turpin Circle, died Thursday evening at Maury County Hospital following several months illness. Funeral services for Mrs. Dawson will be conducted at 1 p. m. Saturday at Oakes and Nichols Funeral Home with Glen Mayfield, minister of the Highland Avenue Church of Christ, officiating. Burial will be in the Polk Memorial Gardens. A native of Maury County, she was a daughter of Willie Porter and Ivie Andrews Young of Columbia, who survives She attended Spring Hill scbool and Columbia High school. Mrs. Dawson was an employe of the Tennessee Knitting Mills for 33 years and was a member of the Highland Avenue Church of Christ In i946, she married Sgt. Henry Dawson, a longtime member of the Columbia Police Departmen~ Survivors in addition to her husband and parents include four nieces, Mrs. David (Linda) Gillenwater of Cherry Hill, N.J., Mrs. Jim (Peggy) Bryan of Houston, Tex., Mrs. Fred (Rosemary) White Jr. of Columbia and Mrs. Paul (Jackie) Bell of Memphis; and two nephews, James Allen Young of Knoxville and Phillip Dawson of Nashville. Active pallbearers will be James Boyd, Noble Harper, Raymond Sutton, Edward T. Hayes, Jack Lovett, Hop Dorris, Bill Smith and James Baley. Honorary pallbearers will be the Columbia Police Department, Maury County Sheriff Department, Columbia Elks Lodge, Tennessee Knitting Mill Employees, Mayor J. A."Buddy" Morgan, Vice-Mayor Barbara Earwood, City Manager Barrett Jones, city commissioners, Dr. Robin Lyles, Dr. William Robins6n, Dr. Thomas White, Dr. Dan Gray, ltoscoe Curtiss, Frank Cover, Sam Richardson, and retired Chief E. P. Fox,.Asst. Chief Glenn Flanigan and Field Director Claude Ammons William Dawson William Dawson, 56, a resident of 101 Pawnee Trail, died early Sunday morning at the Maury County Hospital following several months illness. Funeral services for Mr. Dawson were conducted at 2:30 today at Oakes and Nichols Funeral Home with the Rev Charles Bly the, minister of the First Assembly of God, and the Rev. Charles Hurst, former ininister of the Assembly of God, officiating. Burial was in the Poll: Memorial Gardens. A native of Cross Bridges, he was a son of the late Will and May Lyles Dawson. He nad been an employe of the L & N Railroad since 1944 He was a member of the Masonic Lodge. On July 15, 1939, Mr. Dawson married the former Wilma Allen who survives. Survivors in addition to his wife include two daughters, Carol Ann Dawson of Columbia and Gay Dawson of Nashville one son, Terry Dawson of Springfield, Tenn.; and one brother, Frank Dawson of Elkmont, Ala. Active pallbearers were William McCollum, Doug Williams, Edward Turner, Jimmy Atkisson, Jim "Hoss" Carpenter, Monty Gilliam, Larry Lyles and Jimmy Lyles. Honorary pallbearers will be Bob Adkins, John Hoffman, Tom Lentz, Jim Dugger, R. C. Houston, Larry Cole, Jim Yates, Robert Westmoreland, Allison Worsham, Hazel Gilliam, Jack Allen, Dale Wuderlin, Bennett Cole, J. W. Allen, Dr. William Robinson, Dr. John Breinig, Richard McAdams, JohnM. Dickey, Ed Barnes and coworkers at L & N Railroad Mrs,, Clifford Dawson Mrs. Oma Burns Dawson, 89, widow of Clifford Dawson and resident of East 17th St., died Tuesday at Heritage Manor. Services will be at 4 p.m. Wednesday at Oakes & Nichols Funeral Home with Rev. W.B. Hughes officiating. Burial will be in Polk Memorial Gardens. The Alabama native was the daughter of the late Sam T. and Martha Wright Burns, and was a member of Loyal Chapel Free Will Baptist Church. A son, James Dawson, preceded her in death in 1975. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Mary Alice Fournier of Louisiana; two sons, Glenn Dawson of Long Beach, N.C. and Walter E. Dawson of Columbia; four sisters, Mrs. Frank (Opel) Kirkland of Cali- fornia, Mrs. Aubrey (Lucille) Pigg of Montgomery, Ala., Mrs. James (Ruby) Rhodes of Flor- ence Ala.; and Mrs. Howard (Mae) Hobbs of Culleoka; 13 grandchildren; and 15 great- grandchildren. Pallbearers are Charles Pigg, Bob~y Hayes, Mablon Hayes, Owen Burns; Russ Hobbs, Raif Rhodes, Dennis Rhodes, and Terry Rhodes.