James Wills 67, formerly of 304 Goddard, died Saturday, Aug. 27, 1983, in an Og den nursing home. He was born Sept. 12, 1915, in Natchez, Miss., a son of Sam an d James Wills, Phillis Balieum Scofield. “Fy = oec oO xa o ® @2 QHOoG a yn © yf 26 £OS oc om .O a-~ Baods & 90° EOY cz Sore Oomrvr® Cc *+§ oOo oOo. Q=oa d a ° s%Set Ss ELEY o6°%S@ EST re — O < es = she: Q O Funeral services will be conducted ‘Wednesday at 11 a.m . in the Myers Mortuary Chapel in Ogden. Friends may call at the mortuary, one hour prior to services. Interment in the Ogden City Ceme- tery. yy LL a7 Y | 1 — yg y JZ 4 y oe hf. yfG4 es =H yp := Ze ] Ly Albert Eddie Ford fi pk — - OE —_— = O ae >. 2,8 ih. Nash, ee DEEDS ~2Eo= ote Sat~f£t Ge member of Surviving are one daughter, Lentor F. (Mary) =e NQ Catholic Church. a Sa | been =F fey rr Pogsse"e cs *Seo S23 He had oo ea P25 o oeee weeo EWS E<esEoOess= <B5rtetst 829 ‘Base worker. e the | ek Mrs. Rediands, Calif.; four grande hitdren; and five a r eat-g randchildren; ene s ister, Lizzie all, Alexandria, La. Funeral serv i ces will be Wednesday atip .m, at Myers Mortuary Chapel Ogden 1 wh where friends may call tonight j and on Wednesday prior ‘Interment in the Ogden City Ceme- OY ye ee i from 6 to 8, to services. |