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8. et ft. to ax Stainback or biter ames sc get or to 10 G. and THE NASHVILLE TENNESSEAN, I Monday Morning, July 10, 1950 Re-equipping Band Tops Post 5 Agenda Project To Be Completed in Time For State, National Conventions--Jett Plans are to re-equip and re-outfit the band of American Legion Post 5 before the state convention in August and the national convention in Los Angeles next October. The announcement came yesterday from Leslie E.

Jett who was elected Saturday the youngest commander the post has ever had. Jett said accomplishment of the band program- which includes new uniforms and instruments--and other plans for the coming conventions are first items to be considered on assuming the post. Got Big Majority The 28-year-old lieutenant in the state safety education division netted 894 votes. The opposing candidate, Jacobs H. Doyle, received 347 votes.

The American Legion luncheon club will the newly elected officers executive committeehonor, men of the post at its weekly meeting at noon today. The meeting will be held at cafeteria. Marvin G. Hall who was elected president of the luncheon club, will be installed and will preside at the meeting. Arthur Crownover Jr.

will be installed as vice president and program chairman of the club. Donoho Vice Commander Other post 5 officers elected were William J. Donoho, a sergeant on city force, as commander; Pillion Butler, second vice commander; Sims Crownover, third vice commander. Lytton J. Clark was unopposed as finance officer, Howard E.

Ball Jr. who was elected to the executive committee, was named adjutant of the by Jett. A total of 23 executive committee members was elected from 69 candidates by virtue of their plural votes. Leslie Jett Hilton Butler William J. Donoho Sims Crownover Statistically Speaking Real Estate Transfers V.

JULY 8. 1950 Arthur Wilkin et lX. William It. Morris el ux 100 MOSS Trail road 8,400 Nita Blounts Cutta 10 James Hester ux. 86 ft.

Stinson road 8.150 E. Evans Inc. to James R. Rogers el 90 ft. Crossfield drive 8,200 Ruth Greer Holmes to Clarence Smith et 75 ft.

Stinson road 8,000 E. 8. Evans to James R. Browder et 85 ft. Ridgeway 7,900 A.

drive Homes James C. Hester et 58 ft. Hester ave. 6.750 Ida Pearl Randolph to William C. Bluhm et 50 ft.

Fall at. 5,800 Sam Garfinkle et ux. to Laura MeRae. 50 ft. McCampbell ave.

4,950 A. 8. Hall et uX. to Robert L. Smith et 89.6 ft.

Private drive 4.500 James Caldwell Co. to H. G. Lokey et al. 250 ft.

Elysian Field road 3.250 Wallace Darden Tr. to Elizabeth D. Foster et ux. 125 ft. Tower place 2.250 Benjamin W.

Austin et ux. to Oleta Ballou. 50 Edwin ave 1.150 Russell Watson el to 8am Stewart et 50 ft 1.000 W. G. Allen Jr.

to Mary Tied Memphian Found Dead in Hotel Room MEMPHIS (7P) A 38-year-old. man -his feet bound to the bedposts and hands tied behind his back- was found dead in a hotell room here early yesterday, Homicide Inspector Pete Weibenga identified him A9 William A. Lakev, a Memphis plumber. He said Lakey had been dead 10 12 hours. Strips of the bed sheet and bed spread were wound tightly around Lakey's nose, throat and mouth.

Wiebenga said he ordered a search for a couple registered at the hotel. The body was found in the room registered in their name. Motive for the slaying apparently was robbery, Wiebenga said. There was no sign of a struggle in the room. The body, stretched on the bed, was fully clothed.

2 Injured in Traffic Two persons were injured, neither seriously, in accidents within the city yesterday, Alvin Cathey. 16, of 607 Reis ave. received minor injuries when the motorbike on which he was riding hit a car driven by Edward W. Keith Jr. of Hampshire, at POT William E.

N. Ritchie, and 18, Elkins of 3726 ave. Park received chest injuries when he apparently went to sleep at the wheel and hit a parked car at 320 Twenty-second N. Arrested by traffic officers, Ritchie was charged with failing to have his car under control. Record Vote Record Vote ALHAMBRA, Calif.

-John Griffin, 86, kept his voting record perfect in the California primaries. For the sixtieth consecutive year, he said, he cast his ballot at precinct No. 83. MoM" BROS. YOUR GENERAL ELECTRIC STORE 511 4th N.

Phone 4-3589 Out of Town Deaths LAWRENCEBURG, -Services for Walker 1 L. Willis, 72, who died at his home in the Wayland, Springs community yesterday, will be held p.m. today at Mount Nebo Cumberland church. SCOTTSVILLE, Ky. Funeral services for Mrs.

Celia Irene Law, 59, of Westmoreland, route died in Glasgow hospital yesterday, will be held at 1 o'clock this afternoon in the Mount Union Methodist church, SHELBYVILLE, Tenn. Servlices for Mrs. Mary Louise Stewart Brown, 50, who died Saturday night after a long Illnese, will be held today at 3 p.m. at Thompson funeral home. MURFREESBORO for Charles O.

Zumbro, 66, of the Christiana community who died yesterday at Rutherford hospital will be held today at 11 a.m. at Woodfin memorial chapel. MURFREESBORO Prayer services for Harold T. Davis, 41, TVA employe who died near Knoxville Saturday, will be held here today at the Jennings and Ayers funeral home at 4 p.m. MURFREESBORO, Tenn.

FInal rites were held yesterday for H. the Murfreesboro fire department Dayton Smith, 75, who served ed with its early days. He died Saturin day, TRENTON, Tenn. Services for Emma Ellen Waldron, 79. Mrs.

who died at her home in Dyer yes. at 2 p.m. will be held Iterday at 2 p.m, at Grier's chapel Methodist church north of Trenton. LAFAYETTE, Tenn. Rites for Mrs.

Cora Coley West, 53, who died at her home in Macon county yesterday after a long illness will be held at 1 p.m. today at Day's Crossroads Baptist church. Fire Damages Kitchen Fire believed to have started short in electric wiring in from refrigerator last night caused damage to the David Lane, 1122 Stratford Inglewood. Chief Raymond Cannon of the Inglewood-Madison fire department confined the blaze said which firemen, about 9 p.m. The family was not at home at the time, he said.

Horoscope By FRANCES DRAKE day Look in the and section find what your outlook in which your birth15. comes according stars. FOR MONDAY. JULY 10. 1950 APRIL 20 (Aries) -Very MARCH day with stress on the benefic personal influences for artistic and scientific.

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Also favorable day for the arts. for cooking. decorating. home. za den and commodities for private use.

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23 (Virgo) -Most help may come from outsiders or unexpected sources today Show due concern for Interests allied to your occupation. community affairs Most wise investments. sales favored. SEPT. 24 TO OCT.

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25 Small body of form) water 42 Sphere 32 Bird 43 Indian 33 Its Arst 44 Tyndareus' president was wife (myth.) Clara 45 Paradise 35 Neck swelling 48 Harvest 36 Hebrew goddess ascetic 50 Oriental plant 5 8 110 Retired Barber Dies at Home Joseph Wilton Matthews 73, retired Nashville barber, died yesterday morning at his home, 1024 Fairwin ave. Death came after an illness of several months. Born in Kentucky, he WAS the son of Joseph Warren and Lucy, came Nashville as a young man Elizabeth Waller a Matthews. He and -except for two years spent at Pensacola, Fla. had resided here since that time.

For nearly 25 years, Mr. Matthews operated a barber shop in the Third National Bank building. He retired four years ago. He had never married. Funeral services will be morrow morning at 10 o'clock at the Eastland Funeral home, 904 Gallatin road, by the Rev.

B. B. Pennington. Burial will be in Mount 'Olivet cemetery, Survivors include a brother, Guy E. Matthews of Miami, nieces, Mrs.

Marjorie Gower Cooksey of Nashville and Mrs. Thelma Matthews Puntch of Amarillo, Texas; three nephews, J. B. Matthews of Richmond, Wilton E. Matthews of New York, and Godfrey Bauer of Louisville, Ky.

W. H. Fisher's Sister Dies in Florida Home Mrs. Anna Fisher Henry, 74, sister of William H. Fisher, Cedar lane, Nashville, died yesterday morning at her home in Jacksonville, following a long period of ill health.

Funeral services will be held there tomorrow. Mrs. Henry, native of Dalton, Ga. moved to Nashville when a young girl, but left here 50 years ago to live in Jacksonville. She was the wife of Edward F.

Henry, Besides her husband and brother, she is survived by two sons, Edward F. Henry Jr. and Robert Henry: two other brothers, ert T. Fisher and Walter B. Fisher; and two sisters, Mrs.

Monroe G. Phillips and Mrs. Mary C. Lumpkin, all of Jacksonville. Mrs.

A. M. Jarman Mrs. A. M.

Jarman. 70, died Saturday at her home. 1717 Woodland st. after a lingering illness. Funeral services will be con ducted today at 3:30 p.m.

at Phillips Robinson funeral home. The Rev James Gregg will officiate. Burial will be in Woodlawn memorial park. Mra. Jarman was a native of Wilkerson county.

She had lived in Nashville 30 years, and was a member of the Lockeland Baptist church. She is survived by her husband, A. M. Jarman; two daughters, Miss Irene Jarman and Miss Mary Jarman, Nashville: four sons. Claude B.

Jarman, Frank Jarman and Luther Jarman, Nashville, and William B. Jarman, Old Hickory; two sisters, Mrs. Hattie Johnson and Mrs. Bessie Jarman, Murfressboro: and two brothers, Labon Bucy and Ogle Bucy, Also among survivors are five grandchildren. B.

R. Kennedy Funeral services for B. R. Kennedy, 77, who died Saturday, will be held this morning at 10 o'clock at the Eastland Baptist church. The services will be conducted by Dr.

E. P. Alldredge and the Dr. Roger T. Nooe.

Burial will be in Spring Hill cemetery, Mr. Kennedy, for many years an active member of the Nashville Real Estate board. died at his home 2810 Gallatin road. after a brief illness. Mrs.

Dappie S. McMillin Mra. Dappie McMillin. 91, die yesterday at 3:20 a.m. at the home -Nojof her daughter, Mrs.

Charles Litterer, Fernbank drive, Montague. Funeral services will be conductled at 10:30 a.m. tomorrow at Martin funeral home, 2021 West End ave. Dr. Roger T.

Nooe will officiate. Burial will be in Hartsville cemetery, Hartsville, Tenn. Mrs. McMillin was a native of Celina, the daughter of Ervin F. Langford and Mrs.

Pamelia Gates Langford. She was the widow of Joseph S. McMillin, younz brother of Gov. Benton Mrs. McMillin was educated at St.

Cecelia academy and Ward seminary. She is survived by her daughter, Mrs. Charles H. Litterer, Nashville. Mrs.

Lois Napier Mrs. Lois Napier, 35, died yesterday at her home, Croley drive, after a lingering illness. Funeral services will be conducted tomorrow at 10 a.m. at West Nashville Heights Church of Christ. Joe Jones will officiate.

Burial will be in Scott cemetery near Kingston Springs, Tenn. Mrs. Napier was 21 native of Nashville. She had lived here all her life. She was a member of the West Nashville Heights Church of Christ.

She is survived by her husband. Vernon Napier; her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James F. Ivy, Nashville; five sisters, Mrs.

Willie Lee Hoban, Miss Lorell Ivey, both of Arlington, Mrs. Margaret Mullin, Mrs. Ruth Mullin and Miss Jean Ivey, all of Nashville; and one brother, James Fred Ivy Nashville. Miss Ruby Wallace Funeral services for Miss Ruby Wallace, 34, who died of a selfinflicted bullet wound Saturday evening, will be conducted this morning at the Phillips-Robinson uneral home. The services will be conducted by Dr.

King Vivion at 10:30 o'clock Bu -1 will be in Springfield cent 0 re said Miss Wallace fire: the fatal shot into her templ while visiting in the home neighbors. She was an employe of the Tennessee Title Co. Mrs. Evelyn Smith Mrs. Evelyn Smith, 47, died Saturday at her home, 1209 Laurel after a brief illness.

Graveside services will be conducted today at 12:30 p.m. in Woodlawn cemetery by A. R. Holton. Mrs.

Smith was a native of Hickman county, but had lived in Nashville during the past 20 years. She is survived by her husband. Talmadge Smith, Nashville: two sisters, Mrs. Nettie Black, Center: ville, and Mrs. Dosh Henson.

Humboldt, and seven brothers, Zack, Tom Brown and Herman Tibbs of Centerville, Herrick Tibbs of Dyersburg, and Howard Tibbs, Kingston Springs, Tenn. Ex- Dies In New Rochelle Mrs. Esther Nichol Cleaves, 53, sister of James D. Nichol of Nashville, died early yesterday in New Rochelle, N. Y.

A former resident of Nashville, she was the daughter of William Lytle Nichol and Charlotte. Shoup Nichol, and was Nashvilla and New York. Mrs. Cleaves was the great granddaughter of Stephen Elliott, one of the founders of the University of the South at Sewanee, and she was a granddaughter of Francis A. Shoup, confederate general.

general agent for the railHer a father was for many years way here. Mrs. Cleaves had been active in women's organizational work in New Rochelle. She Nashville in the 1920g and later was married to Eugene L. Cleaves.

He survives. Mrs. Cleaves, who visited in Nashville last month, was well-known here. Funeral services will be held at John's Episcopal church in New Rochelle this afternoon. In addition to her brother and husband, survivors include son, Eugene L.

Cleaves a sister, Mrs. Lyle H. Lanier of Leonia, N. and another brother, William Nichol Jr. of Memphis, The Nashville Tennessean Published at 1100.

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May 30. 1950 at Twelfth and Jo Johnson, John Abrams. age 34 years vived by sister. Mrs. Margaret Rollins of Whitewell, Tenn.

Remains were conveyed to Whiteland, where peral and interment were held Sunday afternoon. Phillips- de directors. BAKER- Sunday afternoon, July 9, 1950 farm home on Old Hickory bivd. Murfreesboro road. William Ross Baker.

age 50 years Survived by widow. Bessie Rankin Baker of this city: mother Mrs. Ross Ann Baker of Sparta. Tenn. daughter.

Mrs. William E. Rosentenger of Rockingham. N. brother.

Baker of Atlanta, Ga. Remains Phillips-Robinson funeral home Sunday afternoon for the Hunter funeral home. Sparta, Tenn. where funeral interment will take place. PhillipsRobinson Co, directors.

CLEAVES--Esther Nichol Cleaves, beloved wife of Eugene L. Cleaves of 47 Mulberry road, New Rochelle, N. Y. July 9, 1950. Services at Saint John's church.

Larchmont, N. Y. 4 p.m. Monday. July 10, 1950.

George T. Davis, undertaker. DURRETT -Friday morning July 7, 1950. at 10 o'clock. at a local infirmary, John R.

Durrett. Survived by his wife, Mrs. Lorraine Heltz Durrett: sons. Richard Thomas Durrett, Mark Durrett. and PatDarrett: daughter.

Susan Durrett: brother, Thomas Durrett. sister, Miss Virginia Durrett. Remains are Martin's. 2021 West End ave. Funeral (Monday) morning, July 10, 1950.

leaving at 8:30 o'clock, Requiem High mass Church of Christ the King. at o'clock, Interment Calvary cemetery. Allen D. Berry Sr. James D.

Tyner Sr Ben Sparks. Neil Andrews. Stephen MeDili, and members of Nashville Lodge No. 12. B.P.O.E..

serve as honorary Active will be. Edward Helta Henry Hanson, Harold Durrett, T. Harmon, Frederick Asmus, Donald P. Houser. Ben Patey, Allen Berry Robert Buckingham.

William 8. McKinstry Bernard Britt Jr. Nashville Lodge 72, B.P.O,E., will have services at grave. Martin's 2021 West End 6-2637. GAMMONS -Friday morning, July 7, 1950 at the home of her daughter.

Mrs. Evelyn Gammons Marks, 411 Maples Madison, Mrs. Lucy Frances Reed Gammons, age 53 years. Survived husband, Wilson J. Gammons of Guild, two daughters, Mrs.

Mildred Latham of this city, and Mrs. Evelyn Marks of Madison; one son. A. W. Gammons.

Guild, three brothers, Alex Reed and Richard Reed of Hartsville. and Lee Reed of Kenova, W. four granddaughters. Janet and Marion Marks Madison. Bettye and Donna Latham of this city.

Remains rest at the home of her daughter. Mrs. Mildred Latham. 2603 Woody Hill Drive, (off Dickerson Roads Funeral services will be conducted at the Shelby Ave. Baptist chute.

Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. by the Rev Langston and assisted by Rev Andy Hardy Her nephews will serve active pallbearers. Deacons of the Shelby Ave. Baptist church will serve as honorary pallbearers, Interment Springhill cemetery. Chattanooga Times.

Jasper Times, Tri City News. Florence please copy. PhillipsRobinson directors. JARMAN-Saturday at noon July 8, 1950, at her home. 1717 Woodland Mrs.

A. M. Jarman, age 70 years. Survived her husband. A.

N. Jarman: 2 daughters, Misses Irene and Mary Jarman of this city; 4 sons, Claude B. Jarman. Frank Jarman and Luther Jarman, of this elty, William Jarman of Old Hickory: sisters. Mrs.

Hattie Johnson and Mrs. Bessie Jarman of Murfreesboro: 2 brothers. Lahon Bucy and Ogle Bucy: 3 granddaughters and 2 grandsons. Remains rest the funeral home of Phillips-Robinson where funeral services will be conducted Monday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. by Rev.

James Gregg. Pallbearers will please serve 8.8 follows: Amos Jarman. J. B. Buey, Clyde Bucy.

Howard Sanders. Bernice Saunders and Grimmett Jarman. Interment Woodlawn Memorial Park. Phillips- Robinson directors. KENNEDY Saturday morning.

July 1950. at 4 o'clock at his home. 2810 Gallatin Road. B. R.

Kennedy. aged years Survived by widow. Mrs. Eva Kennedy: son. B.

Roy Kennedy daughter, Mrs. M. Weisiger of Hendersonville. brother. J.

Kennedy, Madison. and sister. Mrs Bessie Thomas of Lakeland. Fla. The remains are at his home.

2810 Gallatin Road. Funeral services will conducted by Dr. E. P. Allredge and Rev.

Roger T. Nooe at the Eastland Baptist church. Monday morning. July 10. 1950.

at 10 o'clock. Dr. C. S. Simmons Dr 8 Ballard, J.

G. Cunningham of Aitken. Charles F. Zehnder, member. Nashville Real Estate Board and Deacons and members Men's Bible Class of Eastland Bantist church will serve 85 honorary ballbearers.

H. Booker. A. Lawson Davis. W.

R. Hays Carl Hintichs. J. Henry Pate. Gralte Stewart.

Clarence Wooten and Dr. H. H. Fly of Lebanon. Tenn will serve as active pallbearers.

Interment Spring Hill cemetery. John A Gupton, Mortuary Directors. MATTHEWS- Sunday morning. July 1950, at his home. 1024-Fairwin avenue.

Joseph Wilton Matthews Jr. Brether of Guy E. Matthews of Miami, uncle of Mrs. Thelma Matthews Puntch of Amarillo. Texas: Mrs.

Majorie Gower Cooksey of Nashville, J. B. Matthews Richmond. Wilton E. Matthews New York.

and Godfrey F. Bauer. of Louisville, Ky. The remains are the Eastland Funeral home. 904 Gallatin road where funeral services will be conducted Tuesday morning.

July 11. 1950 at 10 o'clock. by Rev. B. Pennington.

G. G. Green, C. E. Rogers.

0. W. Stewart. C. C.

Thacker. Carl Owen. A J. Wilson. Jeff D.

Reagan Owen Wooten will plea serve As pallbearers. Interment at Mount Olive' cemetery, -Sunday morning July 9. 1950. at 3:30 o'clock. at the hame of her daughter Mrs.

Charles Litterer. Pernbank Drive Montague, Mrs. Dannie L. McMillin. widow of Joseph S.

MeMillin. Survived by her daughter. Mrs. Charles H. Litterer.

Remains are Martin's 2021 West End where funeral services will be held Tuesday morning. July 11. 1950, at 1:30 o'clock. Conducted by Dr. Roger T.

Nooe. Interment Hartsville Cemetery, Hartsville, Tennessee. Pallbearers will be announced in the afternoon paper. Martin's 2021 West End ave. 6-2637.

NAPIER- Sunday afternoon, July 9. 1950. at the residence 556 Croley drive, Mrs. Lois Napier, wife of Vernon Napier; daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

James P. Ivy, Nashville: sister of Mrs. Willie Lee Hoban, Miss Lorell Ivy, Arlington. Mrs. Margaret Mullin.

Mrs. Ruth Mullin, Miss Jean Ivy, James Fred Ivy Jr. Nashville. Remains are at the Cosmopolltan funeral home. 2408 West End ave, Funeral services conducted bv.

Joe Jones will be held at the West Nashville Heights Church of Christ at o'clock Tuesday morning. Honorary pallbearers: Ladies of her Sunday school class. Active: James Hall. Herman Lanchans. R.

E. Eubanks, Clarence Thompson, William Swafford and Eugene Nicks. Interment Scott cemetery near Kingston Springs, Tenn. SMITH Suddenly Saturday evening at her home 1209 Laurel Mrs. Evelyn Smith.

Age 47 years. Survived by her husband, Talmadge Smith, Nashville: two sisters, Mrs. Nettie Black of Centerville, and Mrs. Dosh Henson of Humboldt, seven brothers, Zack. Tom.

Brown, and Herman Tibbs of Centerville, Herrick Tibbs of Dyersburg, Tenn. and Howard Tibbs of Kingston Springs, Tenn. Remains rest at the home of Phillips- Robinson Co. Prayer services will be conducted this (Monday) afternoon at 12:30 o'clock at Woodlawn cemetery by Bro. A.

R. Holton. PhillipsRobinson directors. WALLACE Suddenly Saturday evening July 8. 1950, at A local infirmary at 6:45 o'clock.

Miss Ruby Wallace. years. Survived by mother Mrs. Helen Wallace of this city: sister. Mrs.

Hill of Miami, Fla. aunt, Mrs. Walter Spence of this city, Remains rest at the funeral home of Phillips- Robin son where funeral services will be conducted this Monday morning at 10:30 o'clock by Dr. King Vivion. Pallbearers will please serve as follows: honorary: employes of the Tennessee Tile Co.

Active: John Martin. Paul Martin and Dave Martin of Lebanon. Tom Martin. Herman Dean. Walter Spence Robert Spence and Ed Hoots.

Interment Springfield cemetery, Phillips- Robinson directors. Colored Death Notices BROWN- Friday afternoon at a local infirmary, Mr. James O. Brown of 1009 Eleventh ave. He is survived by widow, Mrs.

Lucy Brown; mother. Mrs. Lu King: brother Amos Brown of McMinnville, step-daughters. Mrs. Della Gross.

Mrs. Maggie Hurt and Mrs. Buller Marble: step-sons. Hommer. John and George Alexander: step-sonsIn-law.

John Gross and Richard Hurt: dan Mrs. Laura Alexander: other relatives and friends His remains are at Patton Bros. funeral home. whore they will l'e in state until funoral 1'mo Tuesday afternoon at The Rev. Otis Boatwright Interment at National cemetery.

GRAY Suddenly at her residence, 715 Turner st. July 8. 1950. Mrs. Nannie Gray.

Survived by dear friend. Mr. James D. Preston: one stepson. Jack Gray: two nieces of Elero, Ohio: a granddaughter.

Jonnie Preston: other relatives and friends. Her remains will be at the Cowan Street Baptist church Monday at 6 p.m. Funeral Tuesday at 2 p.m. Rev. Sam Mayson officiating.

Friends will serve AS pallbearers and flower bearers. Interment in Greenwood cemetery. Donalson Franklin in charge T. C. Donalson funeral directors, phone 42-0385.

JOHNSON- -At her residence, 2515 Booker Mrs. Ida Johnson. Survived by one son. Mr. Andrew Johnson.

Nashville: two daughters. Mrs. Alma Cannon. Nashville, Mrs. Fannie Mae Cotton of Cleveland.

Ohio: two stepsons of Chicago: two brothers, Mr. Louts Brown. Mr John Brown hoth of Nashville: 10 grandchildren: two great-grondchildren: sister-In-law two sons-in-law 028. other relatives and friend- The remains will be carried to the above address Monday evening. July 10 at 6 p.m.

Funeral services Wednesday at 11 a.m.. July 12 at Pleasant Valley Primitive Baptist church. Edzehill conducted by her pastor. Rev. A Winstead.

Rev A. J. Beener. Rev. W.

E. Hamilton. Interment Franklin cemetery, Franklin, Tenn. W. E.

Hamilton funeral home in charge, 2405 Booker st. Tel. 5-0582, 5-3324. ANNOUNCEMENTS 1-A Lodge Notices EAST NASHVILLE LODGE NO. 560 is called to meet at their hall at Third and Foster streets Monday night, July 10.

at 1 o'clock for work in the 4 Third degree. Master Masons invited. 0. EARHEART. W.

M. L. W. UTLEY. See.

Cemeteries Mounments APRONS- BOx containing 5 handmade aprons lost vicinity Kress, 5th Avenue. REWARD. 9-3314. WOODLAWN-6 Grave in "Hillerest" old section. Must sell.

8-8255. Lost Found Laundry Bundle Bundle solled clothing lost vicinity White Bridge Road. Call Mrs. White. 6-3158.

Reward. DOG--Cocker Spaniel, blonde female, lost June 30th from Cave Springs Farm. Bull Run Road, between Ashland City Road and Clarksville Road, Return for reward or call MRS. SHOCKLEY, 6-5083. DOG -Black Cocker, female, 8 years named "Lucky, strayed Golf Club Lane area June 20th, wearing license tag.

Reward. 8-0855. Blue pants. checked shirt, new brown shoes lost Centennial Ball Diamond Wednesday. Badly needed.

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Containing considerable money and tion papers. Please call MISS ARNOLD. 8-0360. WATCH- Gruen. shockproof.

snap on band lost Elm Hill Road Tuesday night in auto accident Donelson 653. BILLFOLD- Lost vicinity Belle Meade Theater. brown leather. containing money, valuable papers, Liberal reward 8-5475 class, lost Monday vicinity 2nd Ave, North. Public Square.

Blue stone. Initialed inside "EJP," year 1942 Reward. 3-5741-J. DOG--Honey color Cocker Spaniel, male, lost vicinity Belle Meade Theater. Call 8-7895, reward.

MARE high. -Five Strayed year from old 1036 black Scovel. mare, 15 Reward. hands 6-8858. WATCH -Ladies Elgin 19 jewel.

Gold, with black cord Lost at Wee One Playground. Reward. 9-6942 GLASSES Ladies, brown case. Cathedral of Incarnation. 6-1648 CAT--Female Siamese.

Lealand section Reward, 7-5756-M. after 5 D. BIFOLD Lost near Broadway Cleaners. 2nd and Carroll Reward, 6-1023 PIN- -Lost diamond studded Shrine Pin. Reward, 8-7381.

DOG- Black cocker, lame right back leg. Reward. Madison 3295. 4 Personals PIANO Play-At-Site 16 EASY "LESSONS' Teenagers Children CAROLYN ALLEN-7-0761 CORNICES VOLUNTEER VENETIANS 311 6th So 6-2565 UPHOLSTERING GIVE IT THE NEW LOOK Free estimates Pickup delivery. GUINN BROS.

4-1562 VIRGINIA'S MASSAGE STUDIO 4334 Deaderiek St Steam Baths- -Slenderizing OPEN 9 'TILL 9 5-0768 EDGEFIELD NURSING HOME 24-hour Nursing. Licensed. 5-8306 Vacancy---Convalescent Home nurse supervision. 8-6548 CONVALESCENTS Lower front room. Licensed 2-4247 SNYDER'S NURSING Elderly, Incurables Licensed 1 3-3642-W CARE -In lovely suburban home for elder.

ly women large shady vard good food Reasonable 2-1638 CHILD Age 2-6 Kent for working mother. Hot lunches, $7 week. Stardust Acres. 42-7750 DREAMLAND NURSERY Will chil dren up to 6 years 1001 M- Perrin Ave CONVALESCENTS- -Vacancy first floor. Licensed MRS EMMA BURNETTE.

1005 Gallatin Rd. 2-0212 5 Special Notices BIG RIPE WATERMELONS Per Pound AL E. JACKSON 611 Third North INVISIBLE TOUCH Shoes rebuilt, dyed. cleaned. refinished 30 years careful service.

Special Attention to Mail Orders MAIL TO 511 UNION ST MODEL SHOE RFRI DERS 1806 21st 207 8th Ave. Rich Dirt Best" Dozer Shovel fill-ins made Clean creek gravel delivered $1 per ton Call PAGE 2-7159 UPHOLSTERING Refinishing. repairing, 2-piece living room suites upholstered $69.50 Expert craftsmen Free estimates. Prompt service Guaranteed ARTISTIC UPHOLSTERY 42-5688 PEARLS RESTRUNG JEWELRY REPAIRED WATCHES. CLOCKS.

GORDON'S 20th Broadway 5-8582 DEBTS--I am not responsible for any debts made by anyone other than myself. James R. LaRue, 703 Taylor St. LEARN TO DRIVE Slip covers- -Divan $8. Chair 85 4-8732 you like to draw, sketch or paint see Talent Test ad in Instruction Column.

DEBTS 8111 not responsible for any debts made by anyone other than myself. Eddie Lee Miller, 26 Chestnut st. EXPERT WATCH REPAIRING WEINSTEIN CO JEWELERS 617 Church St. Next to Loew's Rich Yards Excavating Bulldozer 6-4865. 9-9584 McADAMS TAILORS Alterations Repairing Reweaving.

6-3500 DEBTS am not responsible for debts made by anyone other than myself Clinton Warfield. 702 Shirley PERMANENTS $5 -Creme Oil $3.50 Machineess Cold Wave $5 MERRYMAN'S BEAUTY SHOP 73 Arcade 6-1070 SURE FIT SLIP COVERS Made reasonable Fall sults specialty Phone 3-8971 PRIVATE TUTORING Science and math Remedial reading. Call 4-1706 Days 2-3059 Nights LAWN MOWED Gardens plowed Like seed beds "The Gravely Underhill, Madison 3030. SPECIAL PRICE ON LABOR Upholstering-Divan. $12.50 Chalt $7.50 9-4158 YARD GRADING -PLOWING DISCING.

MOWING. ETC 3-3091 DRESSMAKING Evening dresses, coats. Coat suits. alterations. Reasonable Excellent work Waverly.

9-2768. PERMANENTS Special $10 value $5. Bring ad Others $3.50 up. ARCADE BEAUTY SHOP 86. Upstairs 6-9624 17TH Large lawn.

Trailer Space $12 monthly 7 Travel- Transportation CALIFORNIA Responsible parties to drive 1949-1950 Cadillacs. Part gas paid. Jin- my DuBois, 235 Peachtree, Cookeville. Tenn Phone 243-x. LOS ANGELES 1950 Dodge.

Take two passengers July 11 Evenings. M. BETHEN. 2-1855 CHAPTER Busses Small CLOUDS 3 DA nialte 1.0t rates 6-0135 Henderson TYLER- Texas. 1050 Chevrolet.

carry two. WRIGHT, 2-1359, USE WANT ADS FOR RESULTS BUSINESS GUIDE 8 Business Services Offered PLUMBING SUPPLIES SERVICE INSTALLATIONS 5 ft. bathtub $54 Commode, less seat $30.10 Lavatory. 18x20 $15.85 30 GAL ELECTRIC WATER HEATHEATER $64.95 galvanized pipe, 10c ft. ELLER BROS.

Madison 3357 Easy Terms SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED We give you flat price per job. Modern equipment. Prompt attention. We are licensed by the Davidson County Board of Health. P.

W. Frazier, any time. Call 6-8858 NO MONEY DOWN UP TO 15 YEARS TO PAY Complete Remodeling Rooting Asbestos, Brick Siding. Plumbing, Insulation Rooms and Porches added. New Homes Built Free estimates.

GENERAL CONTRACTING CO. 1048 Whites Creek Pk. Phone 28-1183 REMODELING? Remodel with PERMASTONE inside or outside. Looks better than stone--no comparison in price It's fireproof, weatherproof. acts as insulator TryPERMA-STONE PERMASTONE NASHVILLE CO.

Free Estimates- FHA Terms Available 916 8th 42-3141 Septic Tank Trouble We Are Licensed Experts BROOME CO. GLASS Replace that broken glass of yours. CALL 5-1285 WARREN BROS. CO. 709 7TH AVE NASHVILLE WATER WELLS Municipal Industrial and Home Wells and tested any depth.

size drilled place with modern factory built equipment ANDERSON DRILLING CO. 434 Iris Drive 8-3614 ROOFING- FOUNDATIONS Siding--Weatherstripping Free estimates, As lOW $5 mo HARRY HOOPER CO 325 Broadway 5-5437. Res 7-6158-R. PLUMBING Special equipped repair trucks Sewers unstopped without damage to lawn. American Plumbing Co 1808 Church St Call 5-7508 Roofing-Guttering "HARVEY DOSS IT' HARVEY'S ROOFING HEATING CO.

Gallatin Rd 2-5825: 2-6603 SCREENS SCREEN REPAIR WORK THOMAS A WRIGHT OSCAR ELAM'S Portable Feed Grinding Phone Goodlettsville 5651 WATER WELLS Home, Commercial A CRUMPTON, 14-3881 Carpentry, Concrete, Masonry Painting. papering. plastering Roofing. Sheet Metal. Etc.

Free estimates- We finance. TENNESSEE CONTRACTORS 3-1745 Evenings 3-3803-M PLUMBING guaranteed Reasonable rates. R. F. CHANCE 3-0438; 2-0500 Birdine, 50 ft.

N. 9th st. 10 V. E. Turner ux.

to David Las- et 60 Roosevelt st. 10 John J. Kaylor et ux. to Edwin C. 75 It.

Burbank ave. 10 Mamie E. Goldstrohm to Sara 805- Russell. 67 ft. Elliott ave.

Homes Inc. to George ax. 72, ft. Mashburn rond 5 Onk Hill Homes to Robert C. Newsom et 88.1 ft.

Thompson lane 5 Sterling Homes to Walter Vincent et 72 ft. Mashburn road 5 A. B. Cotten et 11X. to H.

J. Rudd et 105 ft. Lynwood blvd 5 Dave Leaver et ux, to Willie Frank Phillips Jr. et 61 ft. 13th dist.

Total $70.456 Marriage Licenses Walter Halfaker to Johnnie Mal Key, James Howard Ammons to Maybell Mason. William Brannon Robinson to Carol M. Haynes. Albert R. Wiggers to Frances Johnson.

Mitchell Saverio to Betty Jean Billings. Harold Curtis Smith to Gloria May Arthur Jackson to Flora Colston, Caron Whitaker to Mae Marie Woolsht. Sam Bevels to Hettle Lee Morgan. Wesley James Hailey Jr. to Polly Sue Bracey.

Hadley Clark Tanksley Jr. to Maymie Lee Lassiter. Thurman Bell to Annie Elizabeth Buchanan. Victor Phillips Wesley to Mary Hostetler. Donald Ray Haggard to Marion Ann Young.

George Roscoe Mahon to Mary Aileen McCord. Helping Hand HORIZONTAL 54 Abstract being 55 New York city 1,4 Depicted is 56 Mineral rock the flag of the American VERTICAL Plunder 9 This is of 2 Reviser the world's 3 Put on greatest 4 Applaud philanthropic 5 Hero in Hindu organizations mythology 12 Stir 6 Gem 13 Coat part 7 Bristle 14 Legal matters 8 Cut 15 Fastener 9 British money 16 Violin maker of account 17 Skill 10 Sea nymph 18 Pronoun 11 Landed 19 Seaport in property 19 Watcher Yugoslavia 21 Babylonian 20 Insulted deity 3 22 Observe 24 Dart 26 Ireland 27 Wilt 28 Preposition 29 For example (ab.) 30 "Smallest 23 State" (ab.) 31 Negative reply 26 32 Scottish town 34 Venetian 28 magistrate 37 Demolish 30 38 Seth's son 32 33 39 Not (prefix) 10 Defamed 46 Lives 47 (comb. 49 Ventured 48 50 Shoshonean Indian 52 51 Curt 52 Omit 55 53 Lair GUTTERING Sheet metal. roof repair, roofs painted, leaks stopped 2-7721. WELLS DRILLED 8 BELL SON 1064 Zoph1 2-2196 FLCOR SANDERS FOR RENT FRED HATCHCOCK de SON 4th Ave.

Lafayette St 5-3168 EXCAVATING BULLDOZER New Equipment--Dirt for Sale By hour or job. McGaw. 2-7750. 2-6543. FURNACE STOKERS Cleaned and serviced by experienced mechanies.

SEARS ROEBUCK cO. 5-4141. Station 55 PAINTING- ROOFING Carpenter work, general repairing. Free estimates. Work guaranteed.

John Gray. 5-4756. CONCRETE -floors. basements. driveways, walks, ramps, porches.

block masonry, footings excavating grading filldirt. sanitary trouble, drainage. 2-1171. ROOFING Siding built-up roofs. block work guttering Labor.

maserials 'ornished HAWKINS. 1431 MASONRY -Brick. block, underpinning. leveling houses. concrete porches, driveways and sidewalks.

fireplaces and flues. 4-8469 STORM- Screen window combinations. doors. cabinets, frames Phillips Woodwork Shop. 3208 Gallatin Rd.

28-2201. PLUMBERS 24-Hour Service JACK WARD SONS. 6-5464: 2-2070 SEPTIC TANKS Cleaned. Call ANDREW COLE, 5-4465. GRADING-EXCAVATING Dirt disking.

loading, post hole digging plowing, 2-6865, office 2-6445. FILLS Made large or small Cinders, yards delivered $4. Driveways. yardwork moving 7-9249 ROOFING- foundations. insulations.

weatherstripping guttering. re modeling. 36 payments 9-3577 CONCRETE WORK AND BLOCK SETTING Phone 3-1400 STONE--Foundations, excavating, grading, driveways Block laying. concrete work. Septic tanks, overflows, hauling.

2-4178. FLOORS Hardwood refinished with pure shellac Workmanship guaranteed, 6-1931 SCOTT PIERCE FLOOR SERVICE. TRACTOR- MOWER. GRADE YARDS ETC FOSTER. 9-1323.

BORO ROAD BUILDING--REPAIRING 120 WADE, VANDERCOOK. 44-3019 TREE Surgery Pruning, Spraying. Topping Taking down Estimates. Licensed, Bonded GUY WOODARD. 42-8202.

PLASTERING AND PATCHING WORK GUARANTEED R. EVANS 6-5989 WEATHERSTRIPPING- -CAULKING ALLEN WEATHERSTRIPPING CO. Union St 4-6478 CONTRACTING-CARPENTER REPAIR New additions. attics finished. guttering, painting.

roofing, insulation. 9-2426. FOUNDATIONS -Jacking-up, floors leveled. steel beams, post, sill work. House moving Mr Hunt.

6-7949 SIDING -Asbestos. roofing. General repairing FHA Loan arranged on all repairing. Billy N. Oakley.

42-9935. BRICK--And block work. Expertly done. Little jobs that count. Work guaranteed.

Call 5-2080 day or night. BLOCK--And concrete, driveways. Repairing all types. new or old work. Call WILBURN.

2-1079. POST Sill work. houseraising, foundations, floor leveling. carpentry, block laying, Guaranteed. 7-0394.

CARPENTER--Cabinets. screen doors and repairing. Reasonable. Free estimates A L. LAMB, 3-2002.

FLOORS -New and old. Refinished, cleaned: work guaranteed. R. HAWKS, 9-3535 EXCAVATING- -New Tractor Shovel. one vArd for dining basements.

grading varda, all types excavating 2-1356. 125 50 35 142 WATER WELLS Work guaranteed B. E. Sears. 2-3706 BULLDOZER WORK Any kind, reasonable.

Sarrett. 42-7620. SIDING -Asbestos. roofing. guttering, roots painted.

leaks stopped. Reasonable. Estimates. George W. Lynch, 10.