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THE TENNESSEAH, Mondoy, August 14, 1978 I vwr SJ iklv. 1 1 i wVflU vsX y' TA" (dJC vhM A Richard Wayne Cobb GREENBRIER, Tenn. Services for Richard Wayne Cobb, 36, of Greenbrier, victim of a motorcycle accident Saturday night, will be at 3 30 p.m. today at Associated Chapel here. Burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery, Adair-ville, Xy.

Cobb, a welder, was killed when his motorcycle collided with a car on U.S. 431 North near Springfield, officials said. Survivors include two sons, James Richard and William Allen Cobb, Hen-dersonville; a daughter, Christy Jane Cobb, Springfield, and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard L.

Cobb, ITT, Mrs. Dora Chote- Sunday, August 13, 1978. Survived by sisters, Mrs. Lola Warren, Nashville and Mrs. Mary Robinson, Cookeville; several nieces and nephews.

Remains are at the chapel of Pettus-Owen Wood, 4506 Charlotte Avenue, where services will be held Tuesday afternoon at 1 o'clock conducted by Bro. Jimmy Dorris and Bro. John Watts. The following will please serve as pallbearers, Billy and Tommy Pearson, Terry Sloan, Joe Yow, Wallace Cleaves, Ed Hunter, Robert Dillingham. Interment Woodlawn.

PETTUS OWEN WOOD, 292-3392. COOKEVILLE, TENN. PAPER PLEASE COPY. 7 jM- HATCHER. Eldon Harris Hatcher, Sr.

Sunday morning, August 13, 1978 at his residence. Survived by his wife, Mrs, Inez G. Hatcher; two daughters, Mrs. Betty Little and Mrs. Kathy Swindle; one son, Eldon H.

Hatcher, one brother, Alfred Earl Hatcher; nine grandchildren. Remains rest at the funeral home of Phillips Robinson 2707 Gallatin Rd. where funeral services will be conducted Tuesday morning at 10:00 o'clock. The Rev. Elma Broyles will officiate.

Honorary Pallbearers: Employees and Directors of Washington Manufacturing Employees and Directors of William R. Moore Memphis, also Mr. Boyd Morrow, Dr. Jack Kennard and Jack P. Hehby.

Active Pallbearers: Harold Davis, Wick Comer, Howard Beard, Billy Hatfield, Billy Joe Wiseman, Nor-vin Bell, C.H. Fuller, Joe Cashion. Interment Spring Hill Cemetery. PHILLIPS ROBINSON Directors. -V ii a Smiling Opening of Park A group of Metro officials, including Metro Councilman Carney Patterson, left, talk with Mrs.

Dean Whitfield LeMay before dedication of a 12-acre park in Patterson's district. The Crieve Hall park is named offer Mrs. LeMay's late husband, William D. Whitfield. Attending the ceremony were, from left, Patterson, Parks Director Charles R.Spears, Mrs.

LeMay, Parks Board Chairman George Reichardt and Metro Vice Mayor David Scobey. McMinnville Accident Claims Morrison Man was struck by a car on U.S. 70 west of Jackson in Madison County. Richard Cobb, 36, of Greenbrier, died Saturday when his motorcycle collided with a car on U.S. 431 in Robertson County.

Terry Mathis, 33, of Centerville, was killed Friday night when the car in which he was riding left Dodd Hollow Road and struck a tree, five miles north of Centerville. Daniel Still, 31, of Pleasant Shade, died in a three-car accident Friday night on Highway 25, eight miles north of Carthage. RANDY SHANKS, 22, of Hampton, was killed Friday, night when his car overturned on U.S. 421, two miles north of Mountain City. A Morrison, Tenn.

man was killed in a one-car accident on Highway 108 early yesterday, bringing Tennessee's traffic fatality toll for the weekend to seven. Authorities said Daniel Thaxton, 25, lost control of his car on a curve about 1:20 a.m. yesterday. The accident occurred two miles south of McMinnville, Tenn. According to the Highway Patrol, at least six other persons lost their lives on Tennessee roads over the weekend.

Lester Green, 38, of Chattanooga, died when he lost control of his car and hit a tree in Chattanooga Saturday, police said. Rachael Wilson, 55, of Denmark, was killed Saturday when she Bcatf) i STINCHFIELD, Mrs. Ethel Mae-Of Nashville, Saturday August 12, at Hill Haven Nursing Home. Survived by one daughter, Mrs. Elsie Brownlee; one son, Hugh J.

Stinchfield; six grand children; two great grandchildren; two sis-f ters, Mrs. Ruth Mrs. Sarah Cooney. The remains are at Madison- Funeral Home, 219 Old Hickory Blvd. where funeral services will be conducted Tuesday August 15, at 1 o'clock.

Elder Phaize Salhany. Friends will serve as pallbearers. Interment Spring Hill Cemetery. DONATIONS MAY BE MADE TO THE HEART ASSOCIATION and THE VOICE OF PROPHECY. MADISON FUNERAL HOME, Directors.

868-9020 WARREN, Mrs. Nellie Turner Of Madison, Sunday August 13, at Millers Hospital. Survived by tw sons, T.C. Turner, Edward Turner; one daughter, Mrs. Mary T.

Vantrease; two brothers, Ollie Vanatta, and Scott Vanatta; four sisters, Mrs. W.S. Knight, Mrs. John West, Mrs. Roy Faullin, Mrs.

Dortch Pardue; six grandchildren; three great grandchildren. The remains are at Madison Funeral Home, 219 Old Hickory Blvd. where funeral services will be conducted Tuesday August 15, at 11 o'clock by Rev. John Thrasher and Rev. Frank Kemper.

Grandsons will serve as pallbearers. Interment Jennings Cemetery, Wil- son County. Tenn. MAD- ISON FUNERALs HOME, Directors. 868 9020 RHODES, Mr.

Robert (Bob)-Suddenly, Friday, August 12, 1978 at a local infirmary. Survived by a devoted wife, Mrs. Hattie Rhodes; two sons, Robert Preston Rhodes and Isreal Perkins; grandson, Christopher Rhodes; daughter-in-law, Blanch Rhodes; brother, Sol Woodard; brothers-in-law, David Garrett and George Burns; sister-in-law, Mary Garrett; a host of nieces and nephews; other relatives and friends. Visitation with the family at the Chapel of Holmes Funeral Home, Monday, August 14,1978 from 1 p.m. Funeral services following immediately conducted by Rev.

W.T. Brooks. Honorary and Active Pallbearers and Flowerladies selected from friends. Interment Hills of Calvary Cemetery. HOLMES FUNERAL HOME, in Charge, 1408-Jo Johnston Ave.

329-2596. Franklin, Tn ALEXANDER, R.C., Age 84. August 12, 1978. Survived by daughters, Mrs. Kenneth (Lucille) Blackburn, Franklin, Mrs.

David (Lorine) Rodgers, Franklin, Mrs. Allene A. Kelly, of Franklin, and Mrs. Warren (Louvenia) Holland, Summertown, sons, Milton C. Alexander, William-sport, and R.C.

Alexander, Franklin; twenty grandchildren; twenty-five great grandchildren; and one great great grandchild. Remains are at Franklin Memorial Chapel, where services will be conducted 11 a.m. Monday. Bro. Herbert A.

Robinson officiating. Nephews will serve as Honorary Pallbearers. Active Pallbearers: Ken Blackburn, Ralph, Lloyd, and Eddie Alexander, Barry and Mike Alexander, Jody Rodgers. and Sonny Holland. Interment Mt.

Hope Cemetery. FRANKLIN MEMORIAL CHAPEL, Mother Sues Day Care Center in Girl's Death 27 In Memoriam LEE In Loving Memory Of CLARENCE LEE, JR. Who oassed away Aug. 14. 1977 Son, one year ago today.

Cod found out he needed you Someplace else. So He called you home To live with Him. Sadly Missed By Mother And your sons. Mike Toby Lee Legals REQUESTS FOR BIOS Sealed bids will be received at the office of the Director of Purchasing of the Metropolitan School System, 2601 Bransford Avenue, Nashville-Davidson County, Tennessee, up until the hour(s) of: 10:00 A.M., COT. August 23, 1978 for Photo Equipment Specifications and bid form may be obtained from the Metro Schools Purchasing Department.

James E. Work, Director of Purchasing, Board of Education. (215504) 1 Cemetery tots MAUSOLEUM CRYPT For Complete Information Call 383-4754 MAUSOLEUM LOTS Harpeth Hills memory Garden, 649 5085 MUST SELL 2 LOTS Mt. Olivet, S150ea LOTS-U). Garden of Last Sup-per, SHOO, 834-5828 4 Nursery Child Care 1st Church ot Naiarene Kindergarten Starts Aug.

28th, ail day or day programs. Certified teacher, state licensed, register now. Also day care 6 weeks through kindergarten 256-5237 DAY NIGHT Till 1:00 A.M. New Generation Daycare, 2800 Bransford. Days 297-4749, nites 832-7505 Dro-pins THOMPSON LANE AREA all ages anytime-Christian Home-Hot meals Transportation to school 331-6550 EAST-CHILD CARE Any Age Mon.

Thru Fri. Hot Lunch 2 Snacks, 227-9007 WEST NASHVILLE-Children kept in my home. Any age. 356-1360 COLE SCHOOL AREA CHil-dren kept in my home. Trans-portation to schools.

833-7075 USC ULUM Area, all ages. Mon-Fri. Christian home, hot lunches, good care. 834-0789 I 5 Lost Found $500 REWARD For information leading to the return of a 1974 International Dump Truck taken from Broadmoor Dr on June 26. Dark green with automatic transmission tandem axles.

Call 255-3161 DOG-Lost Small male ChiTer-rier, Black with brown white markings, Green Hills Shopping Center, May be wearing tags with 298-3538, REWARD DOG lost, part German Shepherd, floppy ears, reddish tan, lost in the pence Ln. Lebanon Rd. area, answers to the name of Brutus. Any informa-tion call 824-1010 DOG Lost orange white le-male Brittany Spaniel, chain around neck, Reward, Call 868-6976 or 868-6951 RING Diamond Dinner hing lost at First American Bank, Centennial branch, very senti-mental, Reward 352-6S56 CAT-Found beautiful Siamese part Persian, dark ears, face tail, blue eyes, no reward, An-tioch, Apollo Apts, 833-3201. CAT Found Black Female Missing Fur, Green collar with bell.

Belle Meade Plaza. 292-6749 DOG-Lost Poodle, large standard male black, West Nashville, 385-2012. weekends eve- nings. DOG-Lost male Collie in vicinity of Green Hills, answers to Prince, Reward, after 6, 373-2240. CAT Lost large yellow, Bordeaux Area, Reward, 242-0860 CAT Lost.

Brown male Siamese in Hickory Valley area. Call 833-0695 after 6 DOG Lost Waveiiy Belmont Area Female Red Cocker Spaniel 297-5' 04 DOG-Found Shelby Park Area, female red long-haired Dachs-hund, 244-2080, 242-4510 RING Lost High School Ring Opryiand Hotel Saloon. JF inside. Rewa'di 228-7542 SUITCASE Left in Metro Air. port Parking Lot.

Brown. 292- 6494 REWARD DOG-lost Dachshund, brown, lost Fairground area, no collar, reward, 244-9639 CAT-Lost white Persian, Point O'View Hendersonville Area, Reward, 833-0675 876-0735 KEYS Ring of 12-13. LOST! REWARD Call 832-4867 6 Special Notices ABORTION Abortion counseling referral confidential immediate appointment in private clinic (615) 298-4494 AUTO Insurance SR22 Under Age Drivers Insurance Center 1700 Hayes Suite 103 8:30 to 5, 329-3396 Good Motorcycle Rates WANT AD INFORMATION C'a'tVd houn ore Monday through do 7.30 to 5 30 Saturday 7 30 a 10 30 ord SwtJar pffl fo 4 The front counter opfi Monday Vcu9h Saturday 80 to 6 30 and Sunday 4pm to 8 30 DEADLINES (For Transient Copy Only) K)R Sunday fndoy 4 fO WONOAV fndoy 5 TutSDAY ttVouflh fD'DAV 10 a the previous day (Thes deod'ffies do fo gppty to or display odl Rait Cordt tfifi on request CANCELLATIONS CORRECTIONS WHEN CANCtUING AN AD-- for 0 corceiiotioc "umbe. hii you 'eto'd ond it impoorl ha' you hoe ent oy odfuitmen' to that con trw you bttr COMfCTiONS- Read your od cryMy the fW efoy optmrs, ond mpor ony befor rt edition, hk will be hf oHy proc' fOu iH recv fV'Ort thotfid be pord immedioeiy Nashville Sonnef od The Tennesson on espcuii'b to the hr' ifKOr'frC' mw ion 9y ll.ftd lot Nwmbetv-tofcijt 00-Mo led $6 00 (Pickup lo. repj bk froftt counter ftr 30 4aft .) OfADiiNf CASiCfUATiOKiS AMD Weedoay cott wtVc Ho or he day Suicfc.y Jit jo tgi' fay rjotce 5 Ar od COffC' torKeiied pbro'on.

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The remains are at Dickson Funeral Home, Dick-son, Tenn. where funeral services will be at 11 a.m. Tuesday August 15 conducted by Harry Anderson. Interment Jackson Cemetery, Cheatham County. Arrangements by DICKSON FUNERAL HOME, Dickson, Tenn.

Columbia, Tn SELLERS. Roy Leslie-Age 80, at his home on Carters Creek Pike, Sunday morning at 8 a.m. He is the husband of Mrs. Angie Lee Campbell Sellers; father of Mrs. Allen (Mary Edna) Pogue, of Smyrna, and Allen of Carters Creek; grandfather of Cathey Lee and Phil Sellers, of Carters Creek and Kirk Pogue, of Smyrna.

Services 4 p.m Monday at Oakes and Nichols. Billy Brewer, Minister. Burial in Lasting Hope Cemetery. OAKES NICHOLS, 244-0396 Gladeville, Tn ROBINSON, Sam Wil son Age 84, August 12, 1978 at his residence. Survived by wife, Mrs.

Jessye N. Robinson, Gla deville, one son, Sam Sherrill Robinson, Gladeville, five daughters, Mrs. Walter (Mary) Swain, Mrs. Mil ton (Evelyn) Swain, both of Gladeville, Mrs. Jack (Martha) Edans, Done! son, Mrs.

W.A. (Rave) Overton, Nash ville, Mrs. Stacy (Mae) Todd, Hermitage, Tenn. eleven grandchildren; eight great grand children; one niece, Mrs. Elizabeth Lannom, Lebanon, Tenn.

Remains are at his residence in Glade ville, Tenn. Services p.m. Monday August 14, 1978 at Gladeville Church of Christ, conducted by Bro. Willis G. Wells.

Pallbearers: Darryle Robinson, Paul Wilson Swain, James Edwin Swain, Stewart Todd, Steven Todd, David Evans, Tommy Williams. Steve Stinson, John Dickinson. Inter ment Wilson County Me morial Gardens. LIGON- BOBO-RICKETTS FUNERAL HOME, Leb anon, Tenn. 444-2142.

HOWARD, Mrs. Billie D. Saturday evening August 12, 1978 at 4032 Overbrook Court. Sur vived by daughter, Mrs. T.

Pratt Burroughs; son, G. Benny Higgins, Atlan ta, six grandchildren. Her remains are at the Chapel of Martin's Bracey-Welsh, 209 Louise Avenue where services will be held Monday afternoon at 1:00 clock conducted by Dr Farris F. Moore and Dr Joe E. Pennel, Jr.

Inter ment Spring Hill Ceme tery. Pallbearers Horace Durrett, Coyle Hazelwood, Merry Maney, Jack Rogers Lester Spann, Kenneth Sutton and Robert Williams. MARTIN'S BRACEY-WELSH. 327 1032. una Fhmli from 1 12.50 24 Hour Phone Srrvicc 327-0202 Ordrr and uy "Chit ft it cr 33 i StoH photo by Billy Eoiloy Event Eldon Hatcher Sr.

Services tomorrow Eldon Hatcher Dies Here at 70 Eldon Harris Hatcher 70, retired executive vice president of Washington Manufacturing Co, died yesterday at his home, 1817Stratford after an apparent heart attack. Services will be at 10 a.m. tomorrow at Phillips-Robinson Funeral Home. Burial will be in Spring Hill Cemetery. Hatcher, who worked for Washington Manufacturing for 50 years, retired in 1976.

He served on the board of directors for Washington Industries, National Stores Capital City Realty Old Hickory Insurance Phillips and Buttorff Retail and William R. Moore Co. He was a member of the Elks Club, a charter member of Cedar Creek Country Club and a mem ber of Chapel Avenue Church of Christ. A native of Dickson. Hatcher was the son of Alfred Earl and Emma Tnpplett Hatcher.

Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Inez Graham Hatcher; two daughters, Mrs. Betty Little and Mrs. Kathy Swindle; a son, i Eldon H. Hatcher all of Nashville, and nine grandchildren.

Gallatin, Tn HUFFMAN, Crafton Ben-nett Age 56, Sunday morning, August 13, 1978 at Sumner County Me morial Hospital, bur vived by wife, Mrs. Marguerite Tucker Huffman, Gallatin; mother, Mrs Teresa Killian Huffman, Farmington, three sons, Crafton James Huffman, St. Peters, Harry Dale Huffman, Denver, Stephen B. Huffman, Galla tin; four daughters, Mrs David Harris, and Mrs. Owen Weeks, both of St Louis, Mrs.

Richard McMurtry and Miss Becky Ann Huffman, both of Gallatin; two brothers, William Huff man, Texas, Vernon Huffman, Frederick-town, six grandchildren. Remains are at Donqho-Legge-Newby Funeral Home, Gallatin where services will be held Monday August 14, at 10:30 a.m. with Bro. James Harris officiating. Monday afternoon the remains will be conveyed to Fredericktoun, Mo.

for burial. DOXOHO-LEGGE-NEWBY LOVELY, Sanford-Sun- day morning, August 13, 1978. Survived by his wife, Mrs. Ruth Owen Lovely; sister, Mrs. Lola Ishelmann; two grandchildren, Mrs.

James (Cathie) Summar and Michael Lovely; two great grandchildren, Elizabeth Summar and James Edward Summar, Jr. Remains are at the Hendersonville Chapel of Phillips Robinson Co. Funeral services will be conducted Tuesday afternoon at 2:00 o'clock at the First Baptist Church of Hendersonville with the Rev. Courtney Wilson officiating. Honorary Pallbearers will be members of Lovely's Friendship Sunday School Class of First aii 1- t-.

oapusi nurai, ur. i Cothren, Directors of Citizens Bank of Hender-', sonville and Deacons of First Baptist Church of Hendersonville. Active Pallbearers: Billy Kitt, Charley Sharpe, Marvin Proctor, John Freed, Al Pounders, Joe Traughber, Jimmy Reece, Paul Schockley, Harold Gregory and Sam Winn. Interment Spring Hill Cemetery. PHILLIPS ROBINSON Directors.

MARTIN. Mrs. Effie Bell Saturday August 12, 1978. Survived by daughters, Mrs. Joe Nash, Spokane, Mrs.

Dinah Walkden, Nashville, Mrs. Elise Moore, Nashville; sons, Paul and Glenn Martin, Nashville, James Martin, Titusville, brother, Hailey Litton, Franklin. Remains are at the chapel of Pettus Owen and Wood, 4506 Charlotte Ave. where services will be held Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock conducted by Bro. John Holland.

The following will please serve as Honorary, Elders and( Deacons of Eastview, Church of Christ and; John Lambert. Active, grandsons, Bobby Jennings, David Goolsby, Larry and Jim Martin, Spud Moore, Charles Barnes, Jimmy Walkden, Mickey Martin, Nickey Nash and Steve Zellhuber. Interment Littlelot Methodist Church Cemetery. PETTUS OWEN WOOD, 292-3392. LEE, Mrs.

Ruby Mai Saturday morning August 12, 1978 at a local infirmary. Survived by sister, Mrs. Anna Belle Murray; two nieces, Denise and Marilyn Smith; one nephew, Mr. Henry Hockett, of Washington, D.C.; devoted friend, Mr. Ralph Davis; other relatives and friends.

Visitation with the family will be (this) Monday from7til9 p.m. in the Wilbert Memorial Chapel of T.T. Hockett Sons. Funeral services 2 p.m. Tuesday at the Evans Hill Baptist Church on Central Pike, Hermitage, Tenn.

Rev. Jesse P. Nightengale and Rev. Taft Brooks officiating. Mothers and Deacons of the Church will serve as honorary flowerbearers and pallbearers.

Members of the Telistic Social Club will serve as active flower bearers and pallbearers Interment Evans Hill Cemetery. T.T. HOCK ETT SONS. Funeral Directors. KOPELS.

Mrs. Linda Lee Age 32 years, August 12, 1978 at a local infirmary. Survived by husband, bephen Kopels; daughters, Tamara and Lean Kopels, all of Nashville; parents, Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Petri; sister, Mrs.

Dianh La brum; brother, Robert Petri, all of Las Vegas, Nev. The remains were conveyed to Palm Mor tuary, 1325 N. Main Las Vegas, Nev. for ser vices and interment WOODBINE FUNERAL HOME IN CHARGE OF LOCAL ARRANGE MENTS. 832-1948.

BROWN, Mr. Edward Dale August 13, 1978 at a local hospital. Survived by son, George C. Brown, of Nashville; daughters, Miss Octa Mai Brown and Miss Myrtle L. Brown, both of Nashville; grandchild, Jean Brown Hutchison, of Nashville; two great grandchildren.

Mr. Brown is in the Rose Room of Woodlawn Funeral Home, Thompson Lane. Funeral services will be conducted Monday August 14, 1978 at 3 p.m. from the Woodlawn Chapel of Roses with Rev. Eugene Waddell and Rev.

John L. Welch officiating. Buena Vista Lodge No. 639 will serve as Active Pallbearers and also conduct the Masonic graveside services. Interment Mt.

Olivet Cemetery. Ar-rangements by WOOD- LAWN FUNERAL HOME, 333-4754. Dickson, Tn Bon Aqua, Tn WILKINS, Mr. Herbert Anderson Age 75 years, of Route 1, Bon Aqua, in a Nashville Hospital, Au gust 12, 1978. Survived by three daughters, Mrs Naomi Stinson, Bon Aaua.

Mrs. Edna Milli- gan, Nashville, and Mrs Evelene Bowen Faulkner, one son, William (Doc) Wilkins Nashville; two stepsons, Amon Stones, Nashville, and Hershel Barrow, Jackson; two stepdaughters, Mrs. Mary Cannon, Pegram, and Mrs. Emma Cooksey, Adams-ville, two brothers, Obie Wilkins, Kalamazoo, and Harmel Wilkins, Mark-tree, fifteen grand children; twelve great grandchildren. The remains are at Wallace Funeral Home, where funeral services' will be held at 1 p.m.

Tuesday August 15, 1978 conducted by Rev. James Shaver of South Boston, Va. Burial will be in the Lampley Cemetery. Arrangements by WALLACE FUNERAL HOME, 306 West Walnut Dickson, Tenn. Liberty, Tn OVERALL.

Mrs. Alma Blakemore Of Liberty, died Saturday August 12, 1978. A descen-dent of Pioneer Tennessee Families, she was born in Wayne County, Tenn. in 1889, the daughter of Dr. Henri Blakemore, a Civil War surgeon, and Ada Berry Blakemore.

Survived by twosons, Thomas Wesley Overall, Greeneville, Tenn. and Blakemore W. Overall, Jackson, one daughter, Ruth Overall White, Mont gomery, four grandchildren, Jane McCollough Rushin, Auburn, Park Overall, Greeneville, Tenn. Martha Overall Ste phens, Memphis, and Blakemore Wesley Overall, Jackson, Tenn a great granddaughter, Jane Blakemore Rushin, Auburn, a niece, Mary George Stanton Craddock, Liberty, nephew, Ezell Flournoy, Alexandria, La. Graveside services at 1:30 p.m.

Monday Au gust 14, 1978 at Salem Cemetery, Liberty, Tenn. Honorary Pallbearers: Ben Adamson, Alfred Handcock, Odell Medley, Joe L. Evins, McAllen, Foutch, Albert Donald, Don Erwin, Bob Smithson, Hoyt Cook Harris Pistole, Vesper Pistole, and Calvin Lor-ing. Active Pallbearers, Edward Hobson, Edward Hale, William Givan, Sellars Hendnxson, Tony Boyd, and Jack Smith son. EVANS-WILLIAMS FUNERAL HOME, Wa- tertowT).

Batey asks for $150,000 in damages for the "wrongful death" of her daughter, Sharonda Batey, 3, at Kiddie Keepers Day Care Center, 1001 Stainback last Sept. 2. THE SUIT names as defendants the director of the center, Mrs. Robbie Young, and the owners of the center, Dr. Charles Kimbrough, president of the NAACP Nashville chapter, and Howard L.

Young. The youngster, who had been enrolled at the day care center about three months when the accident occurred, was placing toys on the fireplace mantle when she lost her balance and pulled the large slab of concrete on top of her. The suit claims the owners of the center failed to supervise the child properly "by allowing her to climb on boxes or crates when they knew or should have known that such was dangerous." THE SUIT, filed by attorney Jack Butler, also alleges the owners of the center "breached their duty by failing to properly inspect and maintain their premises so as to keep them in a safe condition, allowing them to remain in an inadequate, dangerous and hazardous condition." One week after the Batey child was killed, a similar incident occurred in Woodbine when a fireplace mantle collapsed on Linda Gail' Hicks, 4, daughter of Mrs. Connie Hicks of 2304 Kline as she played at her home. The child died in Metro General Hospital from head injuries several weeks after the accident without regaining consciousness.

Services Tomorrow For Mrs. Mabel Houston Services for Mrs. Mabel Cooke Houston, 76, a retired employee of the State Department ot Human Services, will be at 11 a.m. tomorrow at Trinity Presbyterian Church. Mrs.

Houston donated her body to the Vanderbilt University School of Medicine. She died Thursday in Miller Hospital after a three-month illness. A native of Bowling Green, she was the daughter of John Giles and Minnie Helper Cooke. She was educated at the old Belmont School and Hume-Fogg High School. Mrs.

Houston retired in 1966 afte being with the state for more than 15 yeas. She did volunteer work for the Red Cross. Survivors include three sons, Ralph D. Houston, Harriman, Julian Houston, Liberty, and Roy M. Houston, Nashville; a stepson, Richard M.

Houston, St. Louis, and 12 grandchildren. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the Martha O'Bryan Community Center, 711 S. Seventh St. The mother of a girl killed last year when a fireplace mantle inside an East Nashville day care center collapsed has filed suit against the owners of the center.

In the suit filed in Davidson County Circuit Court, Mrs. Angela Bdd Checks Cost Amerkdn Retdiler SU Billion in 1911 By MARCIA STEPANEK CHICAGO (UPI) John Doe, 28, is non-aggressive and non-violent. He earns an average income, but lives over his head. Chances are he's never committed another crime. Last year, however, his crime, say federal commerce officials, cost the American retailer $1.4 billion.

"JOHN IS THE epitome of the bad-check passer," said check-fraud expert Robert Baer. "His crime is committed 300,000 times a day. His rubber checks average $32 each, yet a supermarket he's ripped off must sell nearly $1,500 worth of merchandise to recoup the loss." Baer, president of Telecheck Services a Hawaii-based national check-fraud detection firm, said inflation, a depressed economy and increased use of personal checks have compounded bad-check crimes at a rate of 15 a year. He estimated that by 1980, bad checks will cost retailers more than $4 billion a year. On a tour through the Midwest to drum up new business, Baer said he doubts retailers will stop accepting checks entirely.

"IT'S CHEAPER for a retailer to accept checks than credit cards," he said. "With checks, the retailer gets his money immediately. With credit, he doesn't get it as fast. It's cheaper to process personal checks, as well. "Besides, companies like mine will insure the longevity of checks because we've been very successful." Baer said Telecheck is only one of about 100 services in the United States that retailers can use to learn of a customer's check-cashing history.

Clients, by dialing a phone number in dozens of cities nationally, can know within a minute whether to accept a check. HE SAID HIS company alone processed $10.1 million worth of bad checks last year, and that this year the figure will be up 20. In Memoriam DAVIS In Loving Memory Ot NINA DAVIS Who passed away August 14. 1974 She went away without farewell Se said goodbye to none But Heaven's gate was open wide And a loving voice said Come Beside her grave we often s'and Our hearts are tired and sore But through the gloom there came the words Not dead but ust gone away Sadly missed by Husband Dave s.s'e's B'otners CLARK 4 In loving Memory Of MATTIE LOU CLARK VHo Proved Aoy Ag 14. 197: In oft rh world tho't no A bear to kind.

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