aw y p.m. ai f-aritenmm s. to«ryid.te.t‘V.SP 4 James E. SilfeeWar victim's services set Wednesdayin nt*,L*[lt;| UN JON l ALE - Funeralhe* services for Specialist FourJames Everett Si]fee, 22, of Cniondale. who was killed in ^ Vietnam April n, will hi* heldiry Wednesday a I 2 p.m., in theof Welch Pill Congregational ^«[ Church with the Kev. Joseph ^ito Falzone and Garforcl Williamsofficiating.He was a son of Chester and .Alice Hauler Si I fee, of Uniondale and the nephew of Mrs Mildred Edinger of Stroudsburg 1U1. I.SP ■! Silfee died from gunshot wounds received in action near the beseigecl U.S. Murine fortress of Khe Sahn. lie grad noted from Forrest City High School iit lDGf and enlisted in the Marines in May, 19G7.In addition lo ids parents, he is survived by five brothers. Jay. immmily stationed al the U.S. Army post. Fori Jack son. South Carolina; Chester, Karl, l^eoii and Mark, all at home; four sisters, linnnie Um.\ a student nurse at Ffazelton State Hospital; Kay, Paula and Penny, at home.Hi trial will be in the Clifford Valley Cemetery, Clifford.Friends and relatives may call at the home of the family loday and tonight.Funeral arrangements were made by Glynn C. Shifler Funeral ffome, Clifford.