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'T 1 EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT BUSINESS CUIDE EDUCATIONAL EMPLOYMENT 34 THE NA5HVIL11 TENNESStAN, Tuesday. 2. 1953 ANNOUNCEMENTS BUSINESS GUIDE Business Services Offered Out-ot-TownDesrhNotieei Gallatin, Tenn. The Nashville Tennessean BTTS8CRIPTION RATES by Carrier lornlnt and Bandars per week 45c By mail within trading radius of Nashvide Morning am Tear 9 00 Morning onjy ix monthi 5 00 Mornini omy three monthi I 2 50 Morning and Sunday ona yrar 116 80 Morning and Sunday six months 8 90 Morning and Sunday 3 months 14 45 Mali subscriptions not accepted irom Subscriber! receiving THS TENSES-SEAN by carrier delivery not desiring to pay by the week may remit In advance direct 10 Tail lur vt mora weeks THE TENNESSEAN will not be responsible for advance payments made to carriers Subscripers will confer favor If they will notify the Circulation department oi any lauure or iinij' 4 Aelivmrv of ihm BaPer PHONES All Departments 5-1231. Midnight to 7 33 a City Desk 5-1706 Circulation K-t nsk 5-1173 Sports Dfpt.

Newspaper Printing Corporation ACENT THE NASHVILLE TENNESSEAN Morning-Sunday NASHVILLE BANNER Evening INFORMATION AND TRASSltNT tlASSIHKD immTKIvn mils (Rates Below Apply to All Classified; Advertising originating wilnin a loo-mile radius of the City of Nashville Dally Classified ads are published first In THJ NASHVILLE TENNESSEAN and will be published stain on the same flay 4- mj msulinj.t HAVNFR. Publication In the Sunday NASHVILLE TENNESSEAN is counted as one nay. 1 Day Sunday 5i)c Line 1 Day Daily 50c Line 4 Days 32c Line 7 Davs 28c Line Dally Ra'es Quoted Include Insertion In Both THE NASHVILLE TENNESSEAN Morning, and THE NASHVILLE BANNER. Evening Count rivs Average i5-letter) Words to the line. Minimum Charge, 2 Lines Sunday 100 Minimum Charge, 2 Lines Daily 100 The above rates apply to consecutive Insertions only.

Rights reserved to classify and Index classified ads according to rules governing classified pages. The Banner and The Tennessean also reserva the right to revise or reject at option any advertisement which is deemed objectionable, either In subject natter or phraseology Box Number address requires 4 words. Notice of typographical errors must be lven In time for correction before the second Insertion Office Hours: Monday through Friday, 8 a.m.fo 5 p.m.; Saturday, 8 a.m. to 12 noon; Sunday, 4 p.m. to 7 p.m.

Phone 5-1221, 5-5401 GAMRII.L Monday afternoon. 1953, at her home In Gallatin, Mrs. pus.e uj" 75 Survived by sons. (Irvine Gambia. Gallatin.

Houston Gammll, Sheffield. Walton E. Gambill. Nashville: sister. Mrs f.r.v of fia at n.

Re- mams will be at the residence until noon Tuesdav. Funeral services at the Harns-Donoho funeral home, this i Tuesdav i afiernoon. June 2. 1953. st 4 o'clock, conducted by the Rev.

Shusart Martin and the Rev. Willard Blue. Active pallbearers: Oscar Martin, 8 Chaffin A B. Perkins. R.

F. Douglas. Marshall Cook. Will Henry Baker. Col.

Llovd Frown, Douclas Hester. Interment in Gallatin cemetery. Harns-Donoho funeral home In charee Nolensville, Tenn. COIEM4.X Monday morning, June 1. 1843.

at 45 o'clock-- at the home of his daughter. Mrs. Otis Trmrrh I40t! Clarke Old Hirk- ory. James Carroll I nicman. aei.

oi BAo-c survived hv flaunh-i ters. Mrs. F. Smythia nf Mrs Otis Tnombs and Mrs. Freeman Christopher of Old Hickory: sun.

J. B. Co. email of Nolensville: live grandchildren and two great-grandchildren The remains are at Marshall-Donnelly-Comhs Funeral Home 25th and West End. Funeral services Tuesday afternoon.

June 2. at 2 o'clock at Triune Methodist Church. Conducted by Rev. E'bert Walkup of Old Hickory. Assisted by Rev Parks nf Alma-villp The following will servp as pallbearers: Honorai- Hrnrv AJ'en.

Buck Byrd. Dave Thomas. Mitt McCanless. Andrew Chris'npher. Tom Smvthla.

IDr. J. Speed. John Tucker, Tom Heaton. Freeman P.

Christopher. Gcnrce James and Bill Havnes Active Walter and Thomas Smith. Bryant an.1 Km -mrtt S.tnford. Pavmnnd Bnd Fred Maxwell. Interment Triune Ceme-try A- Co.

Nolensville Funeral Directors. Dickson, Tenn. M1M.HR Suddenly Sunday after noon Mav jut, J153 at fi 3(1 o'rlnrk. Mrs. Olive Delabv Miller of Huntlnudon.

age 39 years. Survived by husband. James Dovle Nf'ller: one riatnrhter. Celo Dovlene Miller: father. Oliver Frank Delaby nf Dickson; two alsters.

Mrs. Suzanne Delaby McClure. nf Brucetnn. and Mrs. Celine Delaby Reed, of Chicago, 111 The remains are at the Dickson Funeral Home where funeral services will be held Tuesdav.

June 2nd at 2:30 conducted hv pro. Robert Jackson Inferment Union Cemetery Ar rangements by Dickson Funeral Home Ridqetop. Tenn. HOUR Sunday evening. 10 fS o'clock May.

31. 1953. at his home. Rldge-lop, Elmer F. Robb Survived hysons.

C. A. Rnhh and H. Robb; daughters. Mrs Nell Robertson Mrs.

Agnes Owen, Mrs. P. Poole, all of Hldeeton; 11 grandchildren, and seven sreat-grandehlldren. Remains will be at the home In Pldaelnn. Funeral services Wednes day afternoon.

June 3 at 2 .30 o'clock at Highland Chanel Union hurrn. "alllvparers- Honorarv Dr Rov Bowes, L. West William Bilbrey. .1, C. Maves.

Walter Derseweb, Ike Adrork. Hud'on Drake. A. Icon. Pete Young J.

B. Brings. Judge Frank 81cm-mons. Dickens, Buster Smllev Mllcliell, Pleas White. Active Grandsons.

Interment Bethel Cemetery. Cole Garrett, funeral directors Colored Death Notices BAILEY Saturday mnrnlng. Mav 30. 1953. Mr.

John Bailey Sr. of 822 Liberia st. Survived hv son, Mr. John Bailey Nashville; stepdaughter. Mrs.

MHle Thomas, Nashville: stepson, Mr. Johnnie Tavlor. Nashville; five step-grand children, other relatives and friends Reposlni? at Mcfiavork funeral home where funeral serv ices will be ronductefl Wednesday afternoon, June 3. H53. at 2 00 o'clock by Rev.

C. Bnss. interment Laeuardo cemetery. MrOav-ock A- Martin Brothers Rev. C.

C. Bass, assistant manager. BIMMI 'TT Sunday evening. Mav 31. 1051 nt.

fi IS o'clock at Mer residence. 2507 Alameda at Mrs Marv Bramleil. Survived bv husband. Mr. Carl O.

liramlet.t: daugh ter, Mrs, Juanita Lenoir; two sons. Mr. Carl Jr. and Leslie Hraniiett four sisters, Mrs. Ida Bell Wil liams.

Mrs. Nannie Connor. Mrs Dimple Johnson of Louisville. Kv. Mrs.

John Sales of Minneapolis. aunt. Mrs. David Iaylor Nashville: three grandchildren; other relatives and friends. The remains will be at the above resl dence this Tuesday evening al.

8 .10 clock. Funeral services Wednes dsy nt 2 o'clock at Gordon Me mortal church conducted bv Ihe pastor. Rev. II N. White.

Flower girls will he selected from Circle No. or her church and pall-hearers Ihe officers of the church Interment Family Lot Greenwood. K. Gardner Funeral Director COHl.HV At a local infirmary. May .11.

1953. at. 1:30 in. Mr. Ordwav Cnrley.

Survived by wife, Mrs. Malile Cnrley; one daughter. Mrs Mary Jones; ann. Author Corlev mother. Mrs.

Kittle Dalton of Hartsvllle. two sisters. Mrs. C'eola Holland of Hartsvllle Miss Ophelia Corlev of Nashville: one brother Mr. Odell Corley of Cleveland Ohio, other relatives and friends.

The remuins are at. B18 Main st. until 1 00 torlav at which time the funeral will be at Braden Methodist church, conducted bv Rev E. c. Sanders and Pev.

W. M. Pitts. Pallbearer and flower girls from his friends In lenient In Hago remeterv. HrHs vile Tenn Ponalson A Frank lln.

T. C. Donalson funeral direr tor Mi'PPHY Sunday night at a local infirmary. Mr. Henry lee Murphy ot Franklin.

Tenn. survived ov widow. Mrs. Dorothy Oosey Mur phv dauchler Mrs. Juanita Smith of Detroit.

mother. Mrs Srvmlla Murphy; father. Joe Lee Murphv; brothers. Fred R. Gray and Pfc Murphv of Parris Island.

S. grandfather, Jop Murphv: six aunts, three uncles, one niece, a moiher-ln-law. two stepsons, th relatives and friends His remains wi'l bp earned to his late residence, 528 Vminl Hone st Franklin. Tenn. ithisi Tuesdav evening at fi o'clock.

Funeral Wednesday at 3 o'clock at t'" First Kantlst church. Rev .1 1 Moore nffrlttn. Cousins will serve as flower ladles and frie-ois as panh-arers Interment ai Franklin ration Bros, rilrpc-lors nwtVS Saturday evening. May 30. t'i5t.

at hl.s home in Smyrna. Mr Richard Owens Sr sj.irvneH hv Mrs Fvle 15 Help Wanted Mal ATJtolviETAL WORKER Must be first class. Apply In person. BOYD me WT TfRE CHANGER Colored, experienced. Apply In per- COLORED MAN Experienced Lion service cimuuu.

oodland. CAB DRIVERS Qood paytnf )ot Apply RED TOF CAB CURB BOYS CANDYLAND. 2916 West End Ave. No Phone Calls BARBER' with Master licenses. (-(789 after p.m.

BARBER IMMEDIATELY 404 21st South FARM FAMILY Experienced wit I tractor, reierence. uiuea ville. Phone 6-0923. "BARBER 218 Fourth Ave. North WANTED Doctor's Building Barber Shop rmfMPRCIAL TIRE RECAP SALESMAN Experienced preferred.

IAN KSl.tt Jl Jfuer5un. Must be A-l APPl JOHNSON AUTO BODY 201 Russell St 16 Help Wanted Male-FemaU MAN AND WIFE 40 to 50 years, to operate new Modern Tourist Court within 200 miles of Nashville. Must have had experience In meeting the publio and be able to handle help and make out dally report This job will pay approximately J6.000 per year. Give all qualifications and background in letter to box Q-2826 Bannc-I ennessean. "WAITERS OR WAITRESSES CURB BOYS OR CIRLS Colored, over 18: apply In person after 4 p.m.

MELFI DRIVE IN, 1923 Division. WOOL PRESSERS Experienced Apply In person AMERICAN DRY CLEANERS 606 Main SL "RESTAURANT WORK Person with schooling completed de sirine career in restaurant work. Apply CROSS-KEYS. 221 6th N. OPPORTUNITY "oi nigh jenool graduates boys and) (Iris 'or grocery and meat career.

Quick odvancement Apply office fflU CO SOP 2nd Ave N. "restaurant cook Experienced, for nights: good salary. Anolv in person after 4 p.m. Melfi's Drive In. 1923 Division.

DISHWASHER PORTER Colored male also colored WAIT- HRr-ss: ncaim cara aim cueai. a-ij necpssary. Do not phone. Restaurant. Greyhound BusStation.

AStRiKTANT Sales personality, no experience nec essary, jra isu. ii to 5 p.m. WOOL PRESSER Experienced: apply In person CARDI NAL CLblANCKS, iuo mn nvr. iv DISHWASHER machine experienced. Apply GREER'S407 Murfreesboro Rd.

rvtirTi-T? rr PAVING WORK" Part time, references. Apply corner Bin ann urawiorn. McEWEN LAUNDRY CO. WAITER OR WAITRESS 11 cm to 7 a.m. shift.

Apply MULLENS DRIVE IN 2905 Nolensville Road CLFRICAL Worker. for 5-month extra wnrk. sa per nay. wru R-224, Banner-Tennessean. 17 Salesmen Salesladies Experienced Hospitalization Accident-Health Life Insurance Salesmen The Pyramid Life Company of Kansas City, who have gained an enviable reputation in its field for prompt payment of claims to the policy holders has a few openings for Protect ed Territories in Nashville and surrounding counties.

We are seeking top notch producers who are not afraid of work and who demand a far above the average income for themselves and family. Our company will furnish vou with Radio, Newspaper, Direct Mail, Outdoor Display and Television Advertising, to give vou the greatest door opener ycu have ever seen. We train vou in our own proven methods and if you can qualify you will join the greatest voung sales force in the world, who is daily breaking old records and setting new one in the Accident and Health Field. Hear and see our daily radio and television shows over WSM Television and Radio Station WMAK. Call, write or see JAMES E.

COOK, r. PYRAMID LIFE INSURANCE CO. 401 Broadway, Nat'l Bk. Bldg. Nashville, Tenn, I WANT A MAN WHO CARES FOR HIS FAMILY Wants the Finer Things in Lifs Is Not Content With $100 Per Week Wants His Own Business Can Be His Own Bos Must have a car Phone 5-0059, ask for Branch Manager SUCCESS FOR SALE FOR $150 $200 WEEK CAN YOU QUALIFY? Men who live in or near Murfreesboro.

Shelbyville, Lawrenceburg or lewisburg fill out this application. Mail to T. Fox. 820 8th Ave. 3, Nashville Tenn.

NAME ADDRESS AGE Marital Status NO CHILDREN EDUCATION RENT OWN HOMB PRESENT OCCUPATION OWN CAR MAKE MODEL HOMETIME CAN CA VOCri Allappllcstlons will be confidential. MEN'S NECKWEAR Park Ave. Cravats" One of the most successful ouall'y made lines. In exclusive stviPS f. fabrics now available for intenl coverage in your territory Expanded mfg.

facilities and wider distribution of our product creates Opportunity for exp. salesman, well uu-i iifp; mores mens shops. Some established territory open. earning potential on comm with drawing account to Qualified men. Wrue fully 'fid en DaS In con- L.

MAYERS SON 333-335 BALTIMORE ST. mo, tl50 TO 1200 WEEKLY Lead furnished rational orMnli Won. sp.y 301 Church 8V. J3 Instruction Schools ENROLL NOW Secretarial and Accounting Courses. uar ana nignt asprovea for Korean veterans.

Fall's Business College Sth at Broadway 8-7714 COMPTOMETER-The only Official school In Kashvlila Short easy course Ion tuition free lifetime placeirenu over the world 708 Trust Blrig 8-7982 EARN WHILE LEARNING BEAUTY CULTURE BEST TRAINING LOW RATES NA3HVILLE BEAUTY SCHOOL Nashville's Oldest Largest JOS'i 5th Ave. Phone 5-9154 Enroll Today Don't Delay In South'! Finest Beauty College il-GOWAN DYE Beauty College. know We Know Cosmetology. 319 Hill Bldg EMPLOYMENT 14 Help Wanted Femala You Too Will like working with the Telephone Company. Good pay from the start.

Regular increases, sickness benefits, opportunities for advancement and folks you will enjoy working with. There are openings now for TELEPHONE OPERATORS Age 18-25. You can learn the details at our EMPLOYMENT OFFICE 21 5 Church St. SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE TELEGRAPH CO. Cashier For National Cash Register Bookkeeping Machine Experience necessary, Grocery store and ten cent store cashiers do not apply.

Apply Mr. Akin, THE OLSHINE COMPANY 2125th N. ASSISTANT DEPARTMENT MANAGERS Age 22-35. Wonderful op-, portunity for ambitious young lady who desires career in Merchandising. College education preferred but not essential.

Full time work only. Give age, education and experience in first letter to box R-209 Banncr-Tennessean. LAUNDRY HELP Experienced Shirt Unit Operators 1 day work week, paid vacation, picnic. Christmas baskets, free colfee. ice tea and other nenefits Pleasant and comfortable uorklng conditions Apply person only HAPPY DAY LAUNDRY CLEANERS 17th Stale St Experienced Shirt Girl and Press Operators Fort Negley Laundry 832 8th South TYPIST CLERK To work Credit Department, with some knowledge ol Accounts Receivable Bookkeeping.

Must be able to tvpe with accuracy words per minute. Starting salary si 85 00 per momh with oppor-tuiuiy for advancement. 5-(lay week State educa'ion and references to box R-202 Banner-Tenncsseun. RECEPTIONIST Secretary of one girl office with duties as follows; Receptionist to office, secretary to State Sales Manager and general office routine. This ls a permanent position with top pay tor the right person.

For further information, contact Mr. Crowe, at. the Hole: Noel. June 3rd, between 1-5 6-p m. CLERK White lady not.

over 35 vears old answpr telephone and settle claims, prefer experience Laundry and Dry Cleaning but tram. Apply in Person. JOHNSON CLEANERS 2910 West, End Ave. Pen Marker Experienced for Laundry Work Rainbow Laundry I 6th McGavock COMMERCIAL TEACHER Wanted experienced, between ages of 25 and 40 to take charge of the Shorthand Department of a Commercial School Must have had previous experience as a teacher' or must be an experienced ste- nographet In reply trive ase edu-l Banner-Tennessean LAUNDRY HELP Need several 'colored girls in Feeding and Folding Flat Work Also Shirt and Family Press Operators 5 day week, good pay Applv IDEAL LAUNDRY Third Woodland MAY HOSIERY MILLS 425 Chestnut St. Offers steady employment to wom- experienced or Inexperienced fn- rr.n.l..

Irntit-n. l. ing. Aprs 18 to 25. First and sec-ewt shift noiv PERSONNEL OFFICE OPERATORS 3 2-rVeedle Lock Stitch i Si.neie norrile lee Hemmpr 'chain stitchr i flvbtvi 1 1 FViT 'O' BRYAN 1700 Charlotte Ave.

Multigraph Operator. Experienced. 6-day wee. Apply CROSS KEYS 221' 6th Are. North I 8 Business Services OHered CARPENTERING Painting.

block foundation work, concrete reasonable rales. 5-jasi. CARPENTRY GENERAL REPAIRS, All wo-g reasonable. Estimates. CURTIS.

5-3049, nights 3-4569-W STONE Block, concrete work. Ex cavating, general repairs. Eill-matev ROBERTS. 2-3455. CARPENTER Work.

No lob too small or too large. Free estimates. ART HL'R KENT. 5-3384. CARPENTRY Repairs, new addi tions, attics finished.

roonng. pain'lng. E-tlmatej. g-242g. 8-0503.

ALL TYPES IMPROVEMENTS E. H. DAVIS. General Contractor Call Donehon 19-M Plumbing 6-5464 24 Hour Service, Jack Ward, 2-2070 ASPHALT PAVING Driveways, parking areas 3-0240, ROOF LEAKS STOPPfcD SOUTHERN ROOFING CO. 5-7508 GARAGES Fences, siding, storm windows, foundations etc.

Call GOI ERG'S 42-3591. REPAIR WORK Carpentering, house lacker up and teve.ed b.ocg work 2-2022. 2-5214, FLOORS Hardwood reflmshed with pure shellac workmansnlp guar-a nteed 6-193 1 SCOTT I ER jE SIDING Gleaming white Life-time Aluminum Weatherboard CUTLER'S 5-7172. evening S-8597 REPAIR work, white coating roof ing, painting, experienced rar-penter. J.

H. PHILLIPS. 9-4293 BUILDING RemodPllng. painting, anvthme about the house. M.

CARTWRIGHT, Builder. 9-19R8 CARPENTRY Painting, foundation. roofing, larking up. guaranteed Estimate free. Hazlewood.

42-9775 CINDERS load delivered Driveways built. Work guaranteed. 2-8853. 10 Electrical Repairing 24-HOUR SERVICE Authorl7e1 repalr'ng for GENERAL ELECTRIC. PHILCO.

CROWLEY. nnnr.v, FRIGIDAIRE. MAYTAG KELV1NATOR All make washers and refrigerators repaired Work full? guaranteed Prompt efficient service by factory trained men. Free estimates. MODERN APPLIANCES Church St 8-7882: 5-3580 Nlehts and Sundays 2-7988 Appliances Repaired "actors experienced service nrPn repair all makes of radios Co'dsnot ref rlgersfors Kenmore ws ihers and Rangera All vork guaranteed REARS-ROEPtlCK CO 42-2531 Station 11 Safewav Electric Co.

House Wiring. Ranges. Plugs, free estimates Licensed 8-1992 day or night CLEO'S FI.ECTRIC SERVICE General appliance renair In residence, pommerclat. Industry Wiring, maintenance. 42-2070: 1 Moving, Hauling Rent-A-Truck MOVE YOURSFLF- SAVE LOCAL OR LONG DISTANCE WE F'lRNlSHGAS Ott U-DRlVE-IT 42-1871 RENTERS OR CARS A- TRUCKS 8I PROADVVAY WE KEVER rlflRK TRUCKS for RENT PANELS PICKUPS STAKES MOVING VANS DUMPS Hertz Rent-A-Truck Operated hv MATTHEWS D'UVE-nR-SELF SERVICE INC 221 MrLemore 5-56H (Old 9th Avenue.

North MOVING STORAGE New Location 1110 GHIntln Rd ACME MOVTNG A STORAGE Davs Night Donelson 380-M MOVING STORAGE PACKING Crating Fat Iiral Long Distance 4-8888 MO VI AN 1 1 A UL I Pickup i ruck. Quick service, Colored Call 4-7435 MOVINO-Haullng. light local, long distance load limit 1 ton. call 42-8144. 12 Painting and Papering Venetian Blinds Cleaned, Repaired New Paint Rolled on with Rubber Coating machine, p'actory trained experienced pm-ploves All work guaranted New Cord 8j Tape for sale Spurlock Carter 1300 3rd Ave Phone 4-7504 SAVEMONEY We clean painted walls, noiseless drln-le-s machine method.

"Tlenn walls the only sign of our visit." Ce'l WALLMASTFR SERVICE CO Papering Painting Steaming Plastering Estimates frep. HARWELL, 8-7348 PAINTING-PAPERING Wall Puier Cleaning Competent workmen available All classes work For details call 4-6818 A CME QUALIT YP A I STORE Painting Papering Clean Hrnn rlnths. npnt work Call RTT.TH 3-311R-M Painting Decorating Ftrt class wnrk ctlnson Bros 3007 West End. 7-0711 Papering Painting Steaming, plastering fnmplrte decorating SOMFRVIt I.E. 6-101)3 PAINTING- DECORATING Free 20 vears experience.

Jop Chrism an 5-2400 Graves 6-21169 PAINTING Decorating Free estimates 6-79R9 9M81 "PAPER "CLEAN INC Expert work CAMPBELL 9-5475 PAPERIN ft Samples shown. room wallnaper rieanin-: waiting McCORMTCK. 1-80R9 P4.PERINO PAINTING STEMMING .1. R. HENDERSON.

42-099 FAINTING-Inside, outside Block lavlnc. siding. eoncM renM-s CRIPPS BROS 9-2510: 3-0427-R PAINTING SPRAY AND BRUSH "BEST" price In town Call 2-1014 after 5pm WALLPAPER 10c 1 5c 20c single roll: paint all colors. $1 95 gallon 1013 North FirstSt WALLPAPER CLEANING Prices reasnnable Rctp-pncp Phone AGES WAILWASH1NG Paper cleaning, floor waxing. Guarantepd satisfaction (Colored PAPER ING Paper cleaning gutter hanging cleaning roof repairs.

FrcejrsthTiates Combs. 42-6258 PAPER Cleaned, painted walls washed, floors waxed. 20 vears ex- perience. BENNETT 5-9776: 5-4450 PAPERING Painting, cleaning, paper stcamlrc. plas'erina.

38 years experience. R. L. SPEED. 7-1368 PAINTING Decorating Best ma'e-nal and work.

NASHVILLE HOME COMPANY. 4-3571. Walbaper Cleaning II up No mess. FRITH. 7-4335 EDUCATIONAL 13 Instruction Schools Facts About the Comptometer School Check the Advantages 1 Gradua'ps big demand 3 Low tuition pavable in weekly Installments If desired.

3 Short course, only 10 to 12 weeks (No home work) 4 Morning, afternoon or evening class? 3 Comptometer Operators do In-teres'ing Important work In modern offices good positions at good salaries 6 AH books and materials furnished 7 Individual Instructions 8 Frep lifetime employment Service through any of the 167 Schools In the timed Felt Oarrant Svs-tm established 1905 New classes start every Visitors and oho-e welcome ak for Andersen THE COMPTOMETER SCHOOL 708-10 Nashville Trust S--962 "spPROVFD FOR" KOREAN VETERANS MRS WHtJ.r YOU t.MRN AUTO AND DIESEL MFCHANICS Mas'er a- t.p. raving tr.ade for your civilian or miljtarv future Mahr graduates earn 1100 a week- and up Day and night classes. Nashville Auto-Dtfspl Third Floor. YMCA Nashville 3 Tenn KPP3 CALCULATING SCHOOL 919 Church ft. Tor further CtmetSery-Monument WOODLAWN 1 lot.

4 graves, nesr fountain. 1250. 9-4037 Lost Found DOO Beabie, male. black ano tan. lost near Glarirvtlle In Wilson Cour.tv.

Reward. I. A. HAKKla, 1602 E. Douglas 2-0341.

PARAKEET Oreen. yellow and blue. 'Pete" Reward. 1717 Stewart Place COCLEY PARAKFFT Light grey and light blue, with blue band, lost Wood-mont Section Reward S-0133. CAT Male, dark gray.

Jumped out of car near Trinity lane and Gallatin rd. I0 reward 28-2771. DOO Beagle. Found In Woodbine Describe pay for ad. 42-5983.

PARAKEET Arure blue, leg band No Maxcy Lane vioinny. i-vvn MUl.E Bay "straTed from Inglewood vicinity REWARD. 28-2B42, 2-3B85 TIRE For ruck found. Call 97-1314 Personals WB WILL PAY Spot Cash for Diamonds WEINSTEIN CO 61 7 Church GARTLAND DAY NURSERY Open 6 a to m. 5 days, kindergarten from Ham til 11:30 a.m Open year around CHILDREN BOARDED ANYTIME tl per day or by the hour Fenced playground Call 2-44M Snyder's Nursing Home Convalescents.

Licensed. CHILDREN Cared for suprvls'd play Transportation optional I8H4 Riverside Drive 2-2Q. CHILDREN Kept. Room. kitchen privileges 'or mother block ol school and bus.

S-7875. BELMONT NURSERY Children under (I keep day weel or hour 2312 Belmont g-5097. CHILD KEPT Any age or room for working mother andrhildJ4-70(58, CHILD OR BABY KEPT Experienced. 2-IM1 CHILDREN KEPT Excellent care Madison 44-7-3B75 CHILDREN KEPT Reasonable. Fast 5-5225 CHILDREN KEPT Experienced Inglewood.

2S-24H Special Notices Watermelons 3C pound Al E. Jackson 611 North Due to special purchase of Fabrlrj we can now recover your nirni-tnre at low prices. Phone Re-Upholstering RUGS ITPHOI5TERY CLEANERS TnFn.o fl 1 1 a a PC 4-Hi53 NASHVILLE HOME CHARM SERVICE Top Soil Fill Dirt Excavating and Grading Davs 97-8481: Nights 9-OT57. 4-3972 Rich Top Soil Or fill dirt. Delivered EXCAVATING AVD GRADING HARRV WINST51AD.

Donjlson J8 UPHOLSTER INC free estlmat" Terms If desired TAVMON TWILLY. 5-8557; 4-02B2 DFT1T I am not respons'ble for debts made bv anvone other than myself Dirkerson. Route 8, Nashville, Tenn. Lawn Mowing 97-5722 Ppna'r'nt! Shiirnen'ng Mowers Nashville Garden Lawn Service Too Soil Fill Dirt Excavating, a I gravel. RIIFUS PAGE.

driveways 4-8888 Tod Soil "The Best" Pill dirt traxcavator dor work creek gravel "nPAriE 2-7159 FILL DIRT Free Fess1r Lane al Mnrfrppsboro Rd Will load your truck, or will deliver nt. truck and driver expense. B-2n08 LAWN SERVICE Complete, regular mowing fertilization, landscaping Service Robert Dowdy. 42-2900. UPHOLSTERY CLEANED In Tour Home-Lorn Cost MODERN UPHOIfiTKRY CLEANF-RS; DIRT AND GRAVEL Rich ton soil one or ion loads Call 44-7-8388.

ntchts 2-3495. SFWING Spring and Summer New work, aherat Inns, butt.nnhol-s Fur work MrsWllllams.42-i7n3. DEBT COLLECTIONS or bad checks of anv kind anywhere See me KINO. 5-7305 RICH TOP SOIL 2-5893 "'vB7sTTop Soil" Call 2-5640 Grading Yards, Plowing owlnsanwhere Gehrig. 28-3878 LEARN TO DRIVE 3002-3059 CURTAINS Washed and stretched anvtlme Oraandles a Specialty 1103 Cherry Ave.

5-3589 DRESSMAKING coats, blouses Phone 9-2788 Alterations, suits Waverly Section PERMANENT S3 SO Feather or Poodle rut 4 50 arhtneless 5 50 Arcade Bcautv Shoo RWi 8-9824 Kitchen Cabinets ade to order. Estimates. Formica Drainboards CLIFF'S CABINET 8HOP3-0087. FREE DIRT 1018 CaldwpUAvp Phone 8-8800 Resorts, Vacations OPEN SAT, JUNE 6 Lolomal Hotel Red Boiling Springs Out where the cool breezes are an added inducement for Rood sleeping. EXCELLENT FOOD An Ideal Vacation Spot for Health, Pleasure and Rest 30 Minutes to Dale Hollow 7 Travel Transportation WASHINGTON.

D. Can take 3 students on 5-day non-profit touri in air conditioned Grevhound bus eaving June Sth, MOOR 8 PRESCRIPTION SHOP.B-5M9 SAN FRANCISCO- Los Angeles Leaving Frldav p.m 1949 Mprcurv. take 2-3. sh ire expenses, drive. Mr.

Tavlor. 5-2Po. BUSINESS CUIDE 8 Business Services Offered OLD HOUSES Reconditioned ASBESTOS SIDING FOUNDATIONS GARAGES ADDITIONS PAINTING DECORATING FULL BATHS APSRTMENTS FIFCTR1CAI WORK ROOFING GUTTERING FREE ESTIMATES NO OOWN PAYMENT -36 MONTHS TO PAY KUEVH.N YEARS KXHEHlENCS MALLERNEE CONSTRUCTION CO 42-8451 115 Unlor Home 8-82U Concrete Work B.lock Stone Work. Foundaf ions, retslnlnit boVie Mnrirrmnr.fne. dra rjvprflnws a ultn eT tr.

sjK IT 8 3 TRY A AD 8 15 Help Wanted Main AIRCRAFT RIVETERS Openings for men and women with previous experience in Aircraft Riveting and Sheet Metal Assembly. Starting rates up to $1.40 depending on exoeri-ence. Apply Personnel Office Crosley Division AVCO MFG. CORP. Vultee Blvd.

Nashville, Tenn. TOOL DIE MAKERS EXPERIENCED NEED ONLY APPLY FRED D. WRIGHT COMPANY, INC. 316 HOWERTON.ST. 6-7121 FLORIST DESIGNER Wonderful opportunity for someone with talent and Ingenuity, want only inexperienced male be ginner.

Will teach and train right person for fascinating and profit able career. Proeressive and grow ing shop. Please do not apply unless you have designer qualifica tions such as color sense, imagination and willingness to work hard EMMA'S FLOWER SHOP 2410 West End LAUNDRY ROUTEMEN Experience Not Necessary We furnish truck all expenses, and an established business to the right men. The hustler can make real money wlih one of the oldest and best firms In the south. Apply H.

L. Demonbreun. HERMITAGE LAUNDRY 120 5th So. MAN AGER WANTED For laundry In West Kentucky. Do ing large yearly volume.

Man De-tween 30 and 40, years old. experienced and capable of taking lull charge of laundry and dry cleaning. Good salary plus pprcent of profit. A real opportunity for a good man. Make application In writing giving full details of experience, family, habits, present and past employment for past 10 years, references, to H.

R. OWFN. 3329 Buckner Lane, Paducah. Ky. A LEAD SHEET METAL MECHANIC Qualified In layout work and In stallation, needed Dy large local manufacturing firm Many employee benefits, such as and life Insurance, annuity, paid vacations.

holidays. etc. Permanent job with top pay. Call 42-0361 Weekdays: 97-3846 Nights and Weekends. ADVERTISING Salesman: We have opening for well seasoned advertising man with several years experience on good weekly or dally, to sell new and service establshed accounts.

Ability to make good, clean layouts essential. Good sal ary and working conditions. The Citizens. Dalton. Georgia.

MAINTENANCE MECHANICS General plant maintenance. Must have hand tools Allen Products Corp. I0th Ave, No. At Union St. AUTO TRIMMER Wanted, experienced Auto Trimmer to make seal covers and convertible tops.

Good starting salary plus commission. Good working conditions. Write or call 2-78B8. The Seat Cover Mart. 987 N.

Central Knox- viHe. Tenn. REFRIGERATOR MAN Excellent opportunity for a good sober man. with previous experience In low temperature refricera-tion. Must have referpneps.

Write Q-2727 Banner-Tennessean. INVENTORY CLERK High school graduatp. Permanent position. Must he good at futures Good opportunity for advance ment. Cail BERRY HILL LUMBER CO.

Phone 6-4174. INSURANCE Colored man to learn Business Health. Accident Division: car es sential. Salary and bonus, phone 5-5339 for appointment. PRESSER Apply 1n person to Mrs Malone.

corner 6th and Crawford McEwen Laundry Sheet Metal Mechanics 3 Competent mechanics for fabrication and erection of duct work GEO. M. FLY SONS CO. 1706 Church St. COMPOSITOR Lockup Expert for Job and Cylinder Presses 40 hour week.

Locate permanently In Atlanta. Give ace. experience, salary expected. Box C-31778 Banncr-Tennessean. Production Foreman Must be thoroughly familiar with production machining, using car bide tools.

State qualifications, Writ Box Q-2661. Banner-Tennes sean. BUS DRIVER For regular work. Good hahlts and character. Must live In vicinity nf Hurts Store.

Couchvlllp Pike area. Tyree Bos System. 6-5673. CURB BOY High school graduate; apply DODGE CLEANERS 1912 Broadway COLORED BUS BOY Experienced. Apply in person, wl'h health card.

CORSINT S. 122 7th North. 1 LKG PRESSER 1 GARMFNT CUTTE" O'BRYAN 1700 Charlotte Ave. SHOEMAKER White or Colored, top man. top pay.

BLUE RIBBON SHOE SHOP, 311 5th N. 6-8825. ROUTEMAN Reliable and willing to work for established route. Apply In person TENNESSEE DRY CLEANERS 208 Shelby FARM HAND Singled or married. Must be experienced with tractor and machinery.

Call 2-4471. CHAUFFEUR-HOUSEMAN Colored. 34-45. references, private iamny, excellent saiarv. write R-205 Banner-Tennessean.

RESPONSIBLE GENERAL REPAIRMAN painting, carpentering, blocks concrete. 9-2200. evenings. Service Station Attendant Prefer middle-aced man. GRANT'S SERVICE STATION, Goodlettsville.

PHOTO Finisher. Printer and de veloper, experience necessary. No phone calls. Apply Felts Photo service, a.io'j 4th No. PLUMBER and electrician, lowest bids excepted.

V. Curran. Moorman's Arm Road. New building I in. to I p.m.

ASSISTANT In garden Store, permanent position; GREENHILLS GARDEN STORE. Hilisboro Rd. 9-1418. FARMHAND Work on farm and in Dairy o. Sanders.

Rt .1 Whites Creek. Tenn 2-1571 FAMILY To move on farm, as msnv at men to work. 4-8381; 2-1011. Paper Hanger Wanted Wtlte or colored. 42-6251 14 Help Wanted Femala Bookkeeping Machine Operator day week, permanent poslMon with chance for advancement.

Must have some knowledge of bookkeeping and payrolls Call Henry King. Tuesday. Thursdays, or Fridays, for appointment. 4-8811 STENOGRAPHER Shorthand and Audograph work. good future, i day week.

Balary commensurate with ability. Apply In person. A L. KORVMAN CO. 3900 Charlotte Ave.

SHIRT PRESS OPERATORS Experienced s-da week: ap HILLSBORO CLEANERS-LAUNDRY 18th 8r Division APPAREL PRESS OPERATORS Experienced. 5-day week: apply HILLSBORO CLEANERS-LAUNDRY 18th and "vision INSURANCE Colored lady 25-35 ye-ars of age: Must have good education. Call on School Teachers to explain special salary and bonus. Position pays good salary and bonus. Full time reoulred.

Car essential. Phone 4-0406for appointment. BUYER IN "CHARGE" 30-40 years of age; must be experi enced in uuying and selling, in Dry Goods for Small Department Mtrst be able to handle personnel and the Department efficiently. Answer giving full qualifications to box R-203 Banner-Tennessean NURSES Graduates for operating rooms Salary $250 per month to start. 44 hours per week.

Largp number and variety of surgical capes. A denominational hospital Write care of Boone Advertising Agpncy, .323 8'arks Building. Louis ville, Kentucky. WOMTEN-EASY WORK SHORT HOURS DAY OR FTVENTNO EXPERIENCE UNNECESSARY APPLY 150 4th Ave 1st Hoor Rear WAITRESS White, experienced. 5 day week, good working conditions, age 25 to 35.

Anoly Mrs. Camobell. MISS MAR THA'S DINING ROOM, 2004 West End. STENOGRAPHER And General Clerk in lour-glrl office. Answer telephone and write Eaiphone let ters.

Good salary and rapid pro motion. Five days on to 4 JU Apply In person Tuesday. 2810 CHARLOTTE AVE. DRESSMAKER Age 21 to 30 years with high school education. APPLY 1811 CHURCH ST.

STENOGRAPHER Experienced, between the ages of 21 and 30 must be nf pleasing personality able to take rapid dictation In reply give ace. education and salary expected Write Q-2337, rTvE1Tt EAT Snack-Bar Manager Good salary, employee benefits night work, must be experienced COLONIAL. DRIVE-IN THEATER, after 6 p.m. Call 44-7-6627. CASHIER-CLERK For work In Cloth tntt Store, must be hard worker, experienred prp-fprred but not necessary.

Good working conditions. Apply Mr. Grace. 413 Union. MARKERS CHECKERS Experienced.

5-dav week: apply HILLSBORO CLEANERS-LAUNDRY 16th and Division COUNTER GIRL Experience preferred but not necessary. Apply In person, ONE HOUR VALET 509 Union St. RECEPTIONIST Good salary. For Immediate employ ment. KING OPTICAL 311 Church 8t.

Exchange Bldg. Room 309. CASHIER-TYPIST Age 20-26. General office work. Good working conditions.

Excellent opportunity. Consumer Finance Thrift. 411 Union, 42-4218 SHIRT GIRL experienced. Apply American Dry Cleaners 606 Main St. SHIRT PRESSERS Experienced, Can earn up to 540 per week.

INDUSTRIAL TOWEL SERVICE. 516 Franklin St. (3 blocks South of Broad.) General Office Yonnc ladv fn- central office, per-manmit position. Apply DAILEYS 711 CHURCH ST. WAITRESS Evnerience not necessary, apply In person TODDLE HOUSE, 2419 West End Ave.

CHECKER I dv 18 to 45. hich school education 51.. days, good salary. Apply RAIN BOW Mruavock PRESS OPERATORS For shirt department Experienced Apply RAINBOW LAUNDRY lfilh and McGavock WAITRESS Experienced white. Closed Sunday.

Apply In person. RICE'S RESTAURANT 2103 Elli-ston Place OFFICE CLERK Experienced In shorthand, typing. filing fi'j-dav week. Call for appointment 4-6552 or aftpr 6 p.m call' Grocery Checker Expenencpd. huih srhool graduatp preferrpd Good rpfcrences.

Apply in person. 419 N. 1st St. Short Order Cook Colored, nlcht work onlv. vicinity Gallatin Road Call after 4 p.m.

MAROO'S. Madison 44-7-9935 WAITRESSES Experienced Apply in person NICK DOMENICK 713 Church St. WAITRESS Exppriencpd. neat, heiilth card required. No phone calls accepted Apply in person from 12 noon to 12 midnight.

Les- 71.1 12th Ave.JO; WAITRESSES Exnerlenred Applv Sportsman's Cafe. 196 North 1st St. WAITRESS Apply in person 2511 Gallatin rd. RECEPTIONIST secretary medical. Prefer experienced person over 30, rpferpnees.

Reply Box Q-3015 Banner. Tennes.span. BAR WAITRESS II or over halth card, apply In person. TWIN BARS. 312 Dead-erirk St.

after 6 p.m. WAITRESS Apply HERMITAGE GRILL 403 North 1st St. Experienced Waitress Apnlsi In Jewel Cafe. 17! Ave. No.

WAITRESS THE WHIP, 215 STH pgAUTY OPERATORS-MANICURIST Applv in person 2821 West End or phone Mr Duff 7-264 1 TYPINO and Automobile Insurance policies In your home. Write Box Q-3180 Banner-Tennessean. MODfTs -Fashion shows for ladles' ready-to-wear, some television and photography. Parttlme or regular, good salary. Call 7-0850.

SOUTHERN BELI TELEPHONE CO. has attractive opportunities for ouallfied young women. 215 Church. MANICURIST WANTED Apply Noel Hotel Barber Shop. Waitress Experienced No phone calls.

136 5th No r' 'CnilV-n tvoist. ex perienced for Universlt" Offices: 9-5651. sta 349. 9 to 4 week days ALTERATION LADY Wt'h some sales experience. Permanent.

Apply 602 Church St. WAITRESS White, over 21. Nlcht work. Apply FORDS DRIVE-IN. Oaliann Road.

AITR ESS ITE Experienced, salary per eek. Call 42-0239. H.OUSEKFEPER Place. 97-1798. White, live on MAID i general Housework; place.

$20 week, 8-5576. live on HOUSEKEEPER Middle-age wbite woman, salary. 3-S050-J. REMODEL A to Addition Siding Bathrooms Aftici Apartments Roots Masonry Decorating Floor Leveling Caragis Cabinets Asbestos Siding FREE ESTIMATES EASY TERMS FINANCING ARRANCED BONDED, LICENSED INSURED .11 IN. VV L-ICUridri CENERAL CONTRACTORS 408 12th SOUTH 6-7989 Home 9-6381 Custom Builders of Additions Patios Oarages Fence New domes Oeneral Repairs Outterlrg Roofs Foundations Room Air Conditioner Alio t.lfetlmn Aluminum.

Ceramo Sldlni Free Estimates No Dcn Paymenti FHA, 38 months to pay Licensed Insured CUTLER'S HOME IMPROVEMENT CO. I53t Oemnnnreun B-7173. d-0837: Evenings. 9-8597 REMODEL "ROOF TO BASEMENT" All type home remodPllng and r- pairs Planning service no aowo payment. .16 months to pay "Nashflile's Leading Home Remodeling Ai Repair Experts" NASHVILLE HOME COMPANY C.

ZEUTZSCHEL General Contractor Licensed -Bonded -Insured 4-3571 1211 Laurel St 4-3572 PORCHES BREEZE-WAYS FOUNDATIONS NO MONEY DOWN 36 MONTHS TO PAY Call For Free Estimates GOLDBERG'S, 723 8th S. INCORP. 42-3301 Roofing Siding Concrete and Block Work NATIONAL HOME IMPROVEMENT CO. 2-1206 Water Wells Municipal. Industrial.

Home wells drilled testrd any depth sir.e, place. Modern factory equipment K. Anderson Drilling Co, g-3614 or 4-9494 WILL BUILD TO PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS FHA. financed. Repair work given strict attention.

M. II. CARTWRIGHT. Builder 9-1988. DRIVEWAYS CRUSH STONE-ASPHALT PAVING LYNWOOD CONSTRUCTION PAVING CO.

0-1870 If No Answer 8-3811 SCREENS ALL KINDS SCREEN REPAIR Reasonable and responsible year around service. THOMAS WRIGHT 3-5700 Septic Tanks Cleaned. cents gallon, outdoor toilets, overflows. Work guaran-lepd Plumbing Heating We specialize in remodeling and repairing bathrooms, kitchens. ELLER BROS.

Madison 7-3157 New Baths Completely Installed by master plumbers, wnite ann cniorrn nx-turps. Same low Easv terms. PHONE 8-283 or 7-0248 Room Air-Conditioners Vtnn, SlOfi 411 'i-lnn. S272 50. Installed.

HENRY P. McCARVER 5-5581 custom nun.T CARAGES 38 Months to Jav 2-1208 SEPTIC TANKS When better tanks and overflows are built. ELLER BROS will build them We rppalr and install Madison UP TO 15 YEARS TO PAY Oeneral a 1 loundatlons. roofing siding gutters rooms added painting Phone J-7220 nights 28-1183 Remodeling Foundations, rooms, garages, roofing and siding Low terms and prices Phone 6-2838. Excavating Grading New oulldnzer.

traxcavator and back hoe. Experienced operators Davs 28-Llfi'i nlghts.3-0!)33. Floor Sanders For Rent A'e rent professional size sanding machine FRED HATHCO-K A- SONS 4th Ave i Lafavette Wt -(ih AUTO GLASS I RRORS GLASS FURNITURE TOPb AUTO GLASS SHOP 10S. ltl 4-8883 OPEN MONDAY TIL 8 M. AIR CONDITION SERVICE Pat's Service 118 Acklpn Ave Compan 9-8538 TREE SURGERY ceeftlnc snia'ini'.

shantm? rp-invtne Power ponlnuient used Insured QUEFN. 9-13H7 DOZERS ANY SIZE WII.SON GRADING CO. 42-4206 AL BORGMAN CRAVEN3. LARGE OR" SMAIX JOBS BULLDOZER TRACTORS Phone S-6142 Nights 3-544 -W HELEN CO ST RUCTION TREE'SURGERY Snravlne licensed. Huddleston Davs 4-9494 alter 6 p.m.

14-7-3892 GOOD SLACK DIRT "am fertlller. cinders rocks MAHAN GROCERY ODen SuixlaTS DM2 Kentucky Ave, 8-9230, CONCRETE -poured, finished, blocks. basempnts. driveways, foundations rrvofinc. 20 years experience 28-3090 DOZER WORK GRADING Basement work, farm clearing ponds.

bush bogging large and small lobs Days 4-3332 nights 8-1097 Hardwood Floors Lain. and GORDON -0860 SCREENS DOORS CABINETS REPAIRING I Free Estumiies I AMB (-2002 SEPTIC TANKS Cleaned 2'-p gallon Work gusran-! teed HARTMAN. 9-59-3. 7-1552-J. Bulldozer And TRAXCAVATOR For hire C.

NBAL SONS. 6-9657 HOUSE MOV ING Raising. Jacklns-up. HUNT. 6-8846 PLASTERING TREE SURGERY rmovinc spraying Lj ens mnfffd 2-41M.

"wells drilled A. BELLA- SON. 1065 Zophi 2-219r1 Block, Stone, Brick Cohcrptp wbrk Dennis. PLASTERING er patching Miller. -9441.

Septic Tanks Cleaned Get our prices. RICHA-RDS. 2-0667. CONCRETE and BLOCK WORK Terms Call 2-12CS $3 I lcail puttees BUI Sunday evening, May 31, 1953, at her home. Eagieville, Mrs.

Helen Wilson Bell. Survived by husband, Kenneth C. Bell of EaRlevllle; sister. Mrs. Archibald McKellar ol Westport, Conn.

Services lrom the home Tuesday afternoon, at 1 30 o'clock, conducted by Rev. Clifford Innra-ham. Leaving Union 8tation Tuesday evening, remains will be conveyed to Cotuit. Mass. for Interment Frldav afternoon.

Bracey-Welsh Inc. BROWN Sunday evening. May 1963. at his residnce. 402 Oakdala Manchester.

Tenn Erving E. Brown, father of Douglas Brown, and Herbert F. Brown both of Nashville: brother of John W. Brown, Manchester, Tenn, Marvin Wess Brown, Haley, Mrs. Sara Shaw.

Birminiiham, George Brown, Beach Orove, Frank Brown, Nashville, Mrs. Elisabeth Bell, Shclbyville, and Henry Brown. Una, Tenn. One grandchild also survives. Remains are at the Costno- folitan Funeral Home.

2408 West nd ave. where funeral services conducted hv Rev. C. D. Ewell will be held Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock.

Fred P. Seymour Jr. Hobort G. Davenport, Paul Chastaln. William H.

Brown, Douglas L. Smith and Edward Smith will serve as pallbearers. Interment National cemetery. Cosmopolitan funeral home. BOYD Monday moi'ning, June 1st, 1953, at the home of her daughter, Mrs.

C. Fowl t. 945 Main Mrs. Mary Allen Boyd, survived by daughters, Mrs. J.

C. Foiist, and Mrs. J. c. Knight, of Nashville.

Mrs. Cornell-. Quarles, of Ashevllle. N. C.

and Mrs. W. Harmon, of Manchester. Ky 20 grandchildren. 14 gi eat-grnndchll-riren.

Remains were taken to Manchester. for services from Roming Funeral Home at, 10 o'clock Wednesday morning. Interment Manchester Cemetery. Marshall. Donnelly, Combs.

7-2580. CARROLL Sunday eventngTTlay 3. 1953. at a lucal convalescent home, William Jackson Brown Carroll nf Athens. Ala.

Survivors are wife, Mrs. Llnnie Carroll, Tuscaloosa, son. Claude V. Carroll. Nashville: sisters.

Mrs. O. 8. Staggs and Mrs. Harry Hunt, Huntsvllle.

Mrs. I. A. Harvest. Mrs.

D. T. Newby. Detroit. Brothers.

R. L. Carroll. Monrova. O.

Carroll. Tony. Jack Carroll. Flint. C.

H. Carroll. Huntsville. and six grandchildren. Remains are at Cosmopolitan Funeral Home, 2408 West End Ave.

Leaving; Nashville Tuesday morning at 9:30 o'clock, remains will be taken to the MrCnnnell Funeral Home. Athens, where funeral services conducted hv Kev. M. Wilson will he held Tuesday afternoon at 1 o'clock. Friends at Athens will serve as pallbearers.

Interment At.hns, Cemetery. losmopontan funeral Home. glTZGIBRON Monday morning'. June 1, 1953. at 9:40 o'clock at a local Infirmary.

Mrs. Margaret Phillips Fitzsibbnn. widow of David D. Fltzcibbnn. Survived by daughter.

Miss Mary Sue Fltzglhbon, and several nieces una nephews. Remains are Bt Martin's. 209 Louise Ave. Funeral Wednesday morning. June 3rd.

lcuvlng 9 clock Requiem High Mass nt 81. Mary's Church at 30 o'clock. Interment Calvary cemelerv. M. Nicholson.

W. Wllkerson. Robert Th-unixon. Mulvi-hlll. W.

Sheridan. Charles A Walsh. James W'Klsh. Charles H. Reese O'orce Hobon.

Brew. P. Mritfhrriilo. and Charles Mnffitt. of Akron.

Ohio, will serve as pallbcarf-i's. 209 Louise Ave flFAnOR Monday Mornlns une 1953, at a local nursing home. Mrs Mary Elizabeth Me.idor: mother of I. H. Moadnr: sister of Mrs.

Huch A. Huntmin Mrs John Jenkins, and Jeff Huntsman, all of Srottsville. Ky and L. A Huntsman. Mounclsville West Vs 3 grandchildren.

and 9 greatgrandchildren also survive Rr-malns are at Cosmopolitan Funeral Home. 2408 West End Ave. where funeral services, conducted by H. W. Crook, v-lll be held Tuesday afernoon at 2 30 o'clock Grandsons and friends will serve as pallbearers.

Interment Spring Hill cemetery. Cosmopolitan F'u-npralHome. KUWCOME -Monday morning. June 1. 1953.

at the home ol her daughter. Mrs. w. Puns. Woodbine.

Mrs. Cora Har-frove Newcorne. aced 78 years. Survived by three daughters. lrs.

E. W. Paris. Nashville; M's F. Price.

Joelton: Mrs. Oia lee Newcorne. Franklin. four sons. Burl and Tom Newcorne.

Brentwood, W. A. New-come, Nashville; Malcolm P. (Jack Newcorne. Felrview.

Tenn one sister, Mrs. Meaier. I ewis-hurg. 20 grandchildren, 18 great-grandchildren. Remains are at.

the home of her daughter. Mrs. E. Paris Funeral services will be conducted from the Emmanuel Church of Christ. 522 Woodlnnd St Tuesday afternoon st 2:30 o'clock bv Mrs Nina Meadow.

Active pal. hearers, Rob. ert Langlcy, Thomas .1 Manerum. James K. PoU: Luce.

V. N. Bassham. A. Durham.

In'erment. Mount Hope cemetery. Tenn bv Be-thurum. Henry and Rohinson fu- neral djrertors.Fianklin, Tern OCILVIE Sunday evening' May 3'st. 1953.

at a local infirmary. Lee Offtlvle. Survivors are sisters. Miss Alice Ogilvie, Nashville. Mrs.

Cora O. Adams. Goodlettsville: and brothers, Rufus R. Ogi'vle. Frank-Jin.

Tenn. Also several nieces and nephews Remains are at the Cosmopolitan Funeral Home. 2408 West End where funeral services conducted bv Dr. Edward Rees. will be heJd Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock.

The members of the Edwin Cross Bible Class of Waverly Place Methodist Church will serve as honorary pallbearers. Active: Charles A. Gillespie. Frank Oelderelch, James Brent. Vn E.

Brent Edward Brent. Bob WMs-n. C. W. Gibson.

Claude Adams. Hiram Gill. John Dalton. H. Vance.

Paul and Gilford Oellvte. Interment Spring Hill Cemetery. Cosmopolitan Funeral Home. s'ATTFRSON' Monday morning at 10.35 o'clock Jun 1. 1953.

at a local nursing home. Mrs. Mary Agnes Webster Patterson, wife of William I. Patterson Mother of Joseph Rogers and Fred Emmett Patterson: daurhter of Mrs. Mary Gaines Webster of Rogersville.

sister, of Joseph Lvnn Webster of Nashville. and George Webster. of Washington. C. Remains are at the parlors of John C.

Roesch Co 2322 West End Ave. Where prater services be he'd this Monday evening at o'clock by Elder E. Pinge-not. Remains will be carried to' Rogersville. Tenn.

where funeral services and interment will take l'lace Wednesday. John C. Roesctl ii funeral directors. Owens; six sons. Messrs.

King Solomon. Svt waiter For' 1 eavrnw orl 1: Kan. Vic imes Hrnrv. Camp Drum. Oilie anfi I-'iankllu Owens: brother Mr.

Cleoi'ge Owens rlaughters-I'l-law. Mrs Marv Owens. s.s l.ura Lee Ow-'iis, Mrs. Kohrrta Owens, five pieces, nenluovs. two rrcat nieces, two errat-nephews.

tour t'lree hrothcrs-1n-law Remains will lip 111 state Wednesday June nrit from 9 a m. until time of funeral, which wii be at 1 nm al Elders rhane! Smyrna. Fu al services ill be conducted by Rev Jesse Miller. Rev Amos n.r- and Rev R. Smith, Pallbearers and flower ladles will he -elected, from friends Inl erment Smyrna cemetery.

Sinvrna Tenn Funeral Service, Inc. F. A. Sum-rail, manacpr Bllll- Fridav morning at the residence nf her riauclrer. IMH) South st Mrs.

Mamie Held formerly nf A'hens Ga Survived bv d.im-h-ters. Mrs Partbeiv.a Hill Mrs Lnrenla Brooks nf Flint. son, Jeff Held, sister. Mrs CalHe Riddle of Athens. rrandchlldren.

Hazel Peiri. Alonra Nathaniel Willie Edward of New York city and Calvin Brooks of Flint, one son-m-law. William Hill; other relatives and friends. The remains are a' Patton Bros Funeral Home, lltnfi South where the family will reepive friends Sunday evening from until 8 o'clock. The remains will be shipped to Athens.

Sunday night where funeral servtres and burial ft ill be held Tuesday, June 2. 195t Send all communications to 225 Peer st Athens Ga Pat-ton Bros In charge. SI tRI.IN Sunday evening at Stone nver. Master Wilbur Starlm of 1705 17th Ave N. Survived hy a dear mohter.

Mrs. Corrlna Wilson; dear mother. Mrs. Corrlna Wilson: father. Mr John Starltn: two brothers, Masier John Wpslry.

Billie Jame Starlin: two sisters. Mi.ss Donhv Lee. Perlln Starlin: one stepfather. Mr. Y.

7. Wilson, three aunts, one uncle, other relatives and a host of friends His body is now at Hamilton funeral home and will be carried to the above residence June 2, 1953. at 6 Funeral Wednesday at Lee Chapel A. -M- E. Church.

1 conduced bv the pastor. Rev Patrick and Rev. Hamilton. Interment In Greenwood cemetery. Rpv A.

Foster, assistant director Rev Ha" ilton Funeral Home charge 5-0SR2. 5-3324. ANNOUNCEMENTS 1-B Leial Notices I Walter Hill, do hereby give notice as required by law that I ha-vp madp application to the Mavn: ofi thp City of Nashville for a permit! to lorate and operate a liquor store under the laws of the State of Tennessee to be knoan as. Commerce Whisker Store, at 119 Pub-lie Square. this 2nd day of June.

.1953. TO PLEDGERS AND PAWNERS You. and each of you are hereby notified that the owners of pawn ticket No. 530 through 996 must redeem the pledgps represented by your pawn tickets on or before June 12th. 1953.

or. your right to redeem will be forfeited. Hy 5 Loan' Office 320 Deaderjck. St..