BODY OF BARNEY GRAVES ARRIVES AT SAN FRANCISCO The body of Coxwain Barney M. Graves, son of Mr. and Mrs. Marcus D. Graves of Beacon, is among the World War II dead returned to the United states this week. The body will be shipped to Atlanta with others for the Southeast area and from there will be sent here under individual escort. It will be from two to five weeks before the body is delivered here for burial. SERVICES ON SUNDAY FOR MRS. STAGGS Funeral services for Mrs. Nancie Staggs were held at the Scotts Hill Pentecostal Church on Sunday and burial was in Temple Cemetery. Services were conducted by Rev. L.J. Thompson. She was 65. Mrs. Staggs, a former citizen of the county, died at her home in Braggadocio, Mo on Saturday. Surviving relatives include her husband, Mr. Sherman Staggs, a daughter, Mrs. Nellie Kelley of Braggadocio and brothers, Jim, Ed and Marion Hamm of Decaturville. Parsons Mortuary had charge of arrangements. ________________________________________________________________ Sent via the WebMail system at decaturcountytn.org