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7 sy i n-i i- (- 1 erf BUSINESS CUIDE ANNOUNCEMENTS An i war to Previous PuzzU 1 8 Business Services Offered 1-B Legal Notice Geography Lesson 6 THI NASHVILU TENNCSSEAN, WednctcUy Morning, Dee. 12. 1956 State Farmers Vote 1 A I PROPERTY OP CITY OF NASHVILLE What's My Line? KNOXVILLE iJP) Records of a former Knoxvlllian, who has applied for a license to operate a marriage counseling service in Nevada, reveal he has quite a bit of experience, in that line. A clerk, who looked it up at the request of a lawyer, said he's been divorced six times. Douglas Lee Rittenberry Kunerat services lor Douglas Lee Rittenberry, 38, of 823 Buchanan st will be at 2 p.m.

today at the Buena Vista funeral home, 1503 Buchanan t. The Kev. Daniel S. Richardson, pastor of the Church of the Assumption, will officiate and burial will be In Calvary cemetery. The body is at the funeral home.

Mr. Rittenberry died during a heart operation Monday at Van-derbilt hospital. jllilAINI IAICITI WTO L. 5 I Bl RAP Ct wt l. XetS'P'BK'JSPOT rTiTs TJa 7rr STSTeT 5 ANH A N.Lff 2 Portent 3 Corded fabrics 4 Russian whip 5 Hawaiian foodstuff 6 Actually ACROSS 1 Pennsylvania.

5 Spanish pineapple 9 Is able Cotton, Peanut Quota BLACK-TOP ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS PARKING AREA Concrete Walks and Curbl sTXCAVATINO ORADIMG LYNWOOD Construction Or Paving Co. CY 2-3111 Notice la hereby given thai the following described property, owned by the City of Nashville, will be aold to the highest bidder In the city Council Chamber (2nd floor i of the City Hall on Tuesday. December 18, 1958. at 1:30 m. Bald property la legally described as follows.

Located In Davidson Tennessee, and being Lots No. ,42 and 43 on the Plan of A. M. Brown Subdivision, as of record in Book No. J7.

Page 126, of the Register Office for Davidson County. Tennessee. Said Lot No. 42 and 43 front together 100 feet on the easterly margin of Cleveland Avenue, and run back between parallel lines 150 feet 7 Require Tenneseee farmers voted ovn- Jami V. doss chairman of whelmlngly in favor of cotton and.

the Mate Aricultur stabilization 12 Prayer ending 8 Assyrian deity 13 Individuals Jaji HWinKlikepart in Landed peanut quota In referendum yes tarday. and Conservation committee, the vote by cotton nrower was I 16.201 in favor of 1957 quotas and! 1490 anainnt-a majority of 91.6 per cent. i LET US base acreage with a price tup-port of $1.31 per bushel. The vote was 9115 for soil bank base acreaae to 1367 for a corn allot to an alley. Being the same proper-1 it conveyed to the City of Nashville by deed of record In Hook IBIS.

15 Belgian hare Back of neck 28 Italian coin 17 Mouth part jg jarrn machine 30 On water 18 Follow 20 Military 31 Repose 19 Teach branch 33 Decrees 21 Domesticated 22 Female horses 35 Rhythmic 23 Steal 24 French islands 40 Within 24 Country hotel 25 Not one 43 Irish clans 46 Sloop part 47 Unfasten 48 Tidy 50 Heroic poem 51 Egyptian dancing girl 52 Observed 55 Jersey Milp Yin Git Out of Debt: CALL AL 4-6628 FINANCIAL ADJUSTERS 4JJVi DEADtRICK ST. Cross said 195 farmers voteu in favor of quotas for peanuts for the next three years, with only five negatives votes. Corn growers, in 25 commercial corn counties in the state, voted in favor of corn soil bank pace 209. KODC, Tennessee. Sealed bids will be received by I the City Clerk until 7:30 p.m..

Tues-. day. December 19. 1956. h'ach bid must be acoempanled by a certified; check for ten per cent (10rii of the; bid as earnest money.

The right Is reserved to reject any and all BY ORDER OP THE CITY COTTN- ment program with a price support of $1.36 per bushel. There was also a referendum foi rice quotas. One vote was cast, favoring a 1957 quota. Farmers Reject Program For Control of Corn 26 Spruceness 45 Revises CIL OP NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE W.

M. CARR. JR, CITY CLERK Highest Trade in Town On NEW 1957 RCA Victor TV Cemetery Mounment ADD-A-ROOM 10 Ft. 10 Ft. $600 ADD-A-CARACE 12 Ft.

20 Ft. $590 City Construction Co. WD ANYTHINO NOTHING DOWN-10 YKARS TO PAY AL 6-5954DAYORNIGHT KITCHEN BATHROOM REMODELING PTRE THE MAID Give "her" a 'Kltrlren Aid" Dishwasher The First snd Finest Made Free plumbing and Installation until Christmas. Nights CY 7-6976, RO II BACH -FERGUSON. INC.

Al.4-367:i Let Sears Install and guarantee Hnmart "ooflng. Insulated or asbestos siding, storm door, windows rock wool Insulation, asphalt or rubber floorcoverlng. Call Sears. Roebuck and Co. 839 Lafayette.

Phone CII 2-2531. ext. 325. MT OLIVET Four lots. Garden of Gospels, Sacrifice.

44-1-01C4. NOTHING DOWN 9995 MT OLIVET-Oopel Garden. 4-grave, $350. AL 4-8543. NOTHING DOWN As Low As Lost fir Found Call It for Our Offer Wt Do Our Own Service WASHINGTON Farmers! rejected at a referendum yesterday a proposed new control program for corn which Secretary ofj Agriculture Ezra Taft Benson had indicated he favored.

Unofficial returns from the voting in an affected 24-state corn! producing area gave 257,874 votes; for the new proposal and 163,227, for the old program. i This was a majority of 61.2 per fent for the new plan, hut short of the nece.wary 66.7 per cent. Agriculture department officials: said that there were about 17,000 challenged votes outstanding in 27 Cushion! 29 Bellow 32 Idler 34 Be against 36 Total 37 Deprivations 38 Bristle 39 Lateral part 41 Consume 42 Possessive pronoun 44 Short letter 46 Beginnings of evenings 49 Notions 53 Suffix 54 Rule of conduct 56 Psyche parts 57 Ocean current 58 Duration 59 Angeles, Calif. 60 Merganser 61 Glance over DOWN 1 New Haven college DOO Small Fox Terrier, white, female. Wednesday afternoon, 9th Monroe Reward AL 6-3347: AL 6-7808.

DOO Scrtwtall Boston Bull, black and white male. Greenwood and Gallatin Rd Reward. CO 2-0336 nights. I jl II 14 I 5 17 ito II i5 1 it'tiS li pi 31 ST WvT 5 35 50 I5i 152. 55 55 5 57 5 Si FRANK ROBERTS T.

V. SALES AND SERVICE AL 6-6464 1804 West End CAT Siamese found In neighborhood of Vlnerldge Canebreak near VA Hospital. Owner Identify, pay ad. CY 7-2991. MTTtBSON Tuesday afternoon, Dec.

11. 1958. it local Infirmary. Mrs. John E.

iCedlla Oorman) Patterson. Mother of J. J. Patter-on and alster of Misi Marian Oorman, Nashville. Rotary will be rented Wednesday at 8 p.m.

at the funeral home. Requiem mass Thursday at 9:30 a.m. the the Church nf the Assumption, the Rev. Father Daniel S. Richardson celebrant.

Pallbearers: Nelson Oraves, Fred Friedman, Lloyd Dickson. John Oelst, Larry Dldney, Dr. William Bell. Interment Calvary cemetery. Remains are at Cosmopolitan funeral home.

PATTONSuddenly Tuesday evenln, Dec. 11, 1956 at a local Infirmary, William Joseph Patton. Survived by parents. Lawrence J. and (if or biii Dyal Patton; brother, Lawrence James Patton arand-mother.

Mrs. Pearl MUUron. Remains are at Buena Vlxta Funeral Home. 1503 Buchanan st. Complete funeral arrangements will be announced later.

Buena Vina funeral home. AL 4-7511 RITTENBERRY Monday. 11:30 a m. December 10. 1956 at local Infirmary, Doulas L.

Rittenberry. 'ie 38 years. Survived by wife, Mrs. Cecilia McQulllen Rltten. berry, daughters.

Misses Rita Marie and Cecilia Rittenberry: tons, Odm Lee. Tony Douglas end Malcolm James Rittenberry; sister. Mrs. Carrie Midget: brother. Zan Rittenberry.

all Nashville. Remain at the Buena Vista Funeral Home. 150.1 Buchanan where services will be Wednesday at 2 m. conducted by Rev. Don Richardson Active pallbearers Talmase Council.

Marshall Rittenberry. Bill Midget. William Jackson, John MrQulllen. Willie Bogle, Bon Mitchell and Joe Williams. Interment Mt.

Calvary Cemetery. Buena Vlst Funeral Home AL 4-7511. YOt'NG Tuesday afternoon, Dec. 11. 1956, at a local Infirmary, Mrs.

I.ula Carrlngton Young. Survived by daughter. Mrs. Willie Foster. Nashville: aons.

Everett P. Young and Leon J. Young, Nashville; brothers. J. C.

J. M. and W. R. Carrington.

all of Nashville: two grandchildren, five great -grandchildren. Remains are at the residence. 1314 Whites Creek pike, where services will be held Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock conducted by Bro. Warren Rainwater. The following will please serve as pallbearers: Milton Davenport.

Mack McCrary. Will H. Jones. Herbert Jones. W.

Carrlngton. .) C. Carrlngton. Interment Spring Hill cemetery. Pettus-Owen Vood.CY 2-3393.

Out-ot-Town CALL MAXIE BIENER'S REMODEtERS. INC. BR 7-3331 CY 2-5124 For Aluminum Storm Doors, windows, average 5-room house complete. 8295. Nothing down S9.81 month, first payment Feb.

15. DOO Lost Pekingese, female, short hair. Pawn with Black Mask. Vicinity of 30th Ave. Return to 3009 Dudley COCKER Black, large, male, strayed Radnor area, about Nov 20 reward.

AL 6-0601. PIN Dainty clustered pearl pin. about 2' Inches long. Rewa'd, Box T-1253 jtfrc corn referendum. But if all! were counted for the new pro- nosal.

the majority etill would be I insufficient. In other referendums. farmers voted to continue federal market- inn quotas on rice, peanuts, upland' otton and extra long staple cot-: itcn. I Septic Tanks How to Reduce Painful Swelling of Piles with home medication IN DOCTOR'S TESTS. NEW STAINLESS FORMULA WITH AMAZING ANESTHETIC ACTION STOPS PAIN JNSTANTLY! Banner-renneggean.

I CLEANED AND REPAIRED DOG Beagle Hound." female, blars New Overflows Built 2308 Reasonable rate. GY 2-0221. I Guaranteed Rlooey, CO 8-7501. PUMPS Lost pair grgy kid sling: pumps, uptown department (tore.1 Water Wells" Out of Town Deaths reward. CY 2-2675.

J. Douthttt Rites Today at Wingo Work Enriches, Rotarians Told COW Found. Owner pay feed bill and ad. Mr. Mildred Crowson.

Poplar Creek Rd. Route No. 5. WATCH Woman's. Hamilton, vicinity Gallatin Road-Culvln Avenue Reward.

AN 3-1835-M. Municipal. Industrial, and Home Wells. Drilled any depth. CLIVE ANDERSON.

American Drilling Co. AL 5-3614: CY 7-6802. REMODELING i FREE ESTIMATES i Garages. Breezeways. overflows, ron- LAWRENCEBURG, Tenn.

J. E.j Lawrence J. Douthitt, 97, of Darnell, 85, retired farmer of near, Summertown. died Tuesday! ln0' falllPr Boone CAT --Siamese Seal Point, lost Sat Profit is the by-product of work but happiness is its chief product at his home after a long Douthitt of Nashville, died at 2 rrete and block work CANTRELL' I REALTY CO 2-0129. Dr.

Henry M. Johnson. Searritt urday night Glendale area. CY 2-4380. GLASSES Horn rimmed, bifocals.

Sat.nlgbLRejKardiBH7-2754-R MONEY In blue silk purse lost 'ip. town Monday AM. CY 2-0511. This remarkable formula combines 6 medically-proved ingredients, Including Triolyte, not contained in any other leading pile preparation. This amazing substance has a remarkable anesthetic action that stops pain and itching instantly! You get instant pain relief while the medication goes to work reducing swelling, and promoting healing! Results guaranteed or money refunded by maker.

Get sensational new stainless Pazo. Won't stain clothes. Mod An amazing; new, stainless compound has been developed to treat torture of simple piles at home. It's stainless Pazo and does far more to relieve suffering! Doctor's tests prone It. In these clinical studies, Pazo brought both internal and external relief I Instant relief for patient after patient! Many who suffered with piles for years now enjoy real comfort No other preparation offers such proof of prompt relief I Nothing He was the father of Mrs.

Clara a.m. yesterday at his home. Holloway, Nashville. funeral services will be held in MURFREESBORO the Church af Christ at Winsso at George P. Brown, 79, of Route p.m.

today anil burial will be in Murfreeeboro. died here Monday; thp town t.Pnu.tP1.y there. college dean, told the Rotary club yesterday at the Maxwell House. 'The real aristocrat is the artistic workman, who is a craftsman no matter what his line may be" ADDITIONS REMODELING ROOMS. DENS.

GARAGES All kinds home improvement work.l Cash or terms Lirrnsed PICKETT REALTY AL nightsCY 7-8264 Personals Dr. Johnson said at the weekly night at the home or her Drotner. Jack Howse, after several years of illness. luncheon meeting of the club. Septic Tanks Cleaned, Prices Reasonable Free inspection, CA 8-5229 Mr.

Douthitt was well known as a Church of Christ preacher in both Kentucky and Tennessee. Other survivors are four other sons, Dr. E. H. Douthitt, Wingo; ONLY STAINLESS PILE REMEDY ern suppositories or ointment are now available at your druggist.

FIRST MORTGAGE! NOTE On good residential property pays $63.00 monthly Including principal and 6fo interest large down payment made guaranteed title furnished. Dec. 1st. Principal S6827 9:1 will sell for S5400 00. Owner AL 4-0537 or CY7-1305.

"FREE VITAMIN BOOK" Learn how Vitamins ran help the else oners tne same remarkable benefl ts as wonderful new stainless Pazo Mrs. John E. Patterson "Being forced to work and do our best makes for diligence, contentment, temperance, self-control and 100 other virtues which the idle never know. Some people Trademark of Grove Laboratoriee, Inc. Ointment and Suppositories.

Additions, Remodeling ROOMS. DENS, GARAGES Al' kinds home improvement work. Cash or terms Licensed, insured. ARNOLD AN 3-4421 think work is a curse, but actually work is an essential for any lilr GET ACQUAINTED OFFEB Mrs. John E.

Patterson, about 74. Noah Douthitt, mayor of of 1812 Fourth died of ajwingo; Ira A. Douthitt, Chat-stroke yesterday in a Xashvillejtanooga; and C. B. Douthitt, hospital.

iBrownswood. Texas; two daugh- Funeral arrangements are Mrs. Clyde Lester, Bardwell, complete. The body is at Cosmo- and Mrs. W.

T. Clrogan. New politan funeral home. 2505 West; Orleans, 10 grandchildren End ave. and 14 great-grandchildren.

Mrs. Patterson was the former. Spring Hill. Tennastee BOND Monday mornolng Dec 10. 1956 at her residence in Soring Hill, Mrs.

Agnes Bond. Survived by husband Mr. Will Bond. 2 sisters Mrs. Jessie Ber-y and Mrs.

Will Pone of NashvitK 3 brothers Mr, Robert, and Charlie Caldwell of Spring Hill. 4 sisters-ln-lav-. 4 brothers-in-law. several nieces and nephews. Funeral Wednerl morning at 11 A.M.

from St. Mn-k It P. B. Church conducted by Elders W. E.

Wade J. Crutrli-field. Jake Crawlev and Ej'1 Braden. Pallbearers and flower ladles selected from the deacon and mother board Interment Town cemetery. Mrs.

A J. Mo'tar. ft Son mortician 'n Memoriim FOUNDATIONS SIDING Rooms added, garages uuilt. Up to1 5 vear to pay. AL 6-7220.

nights CH 2-C530 i RICHARDSON LUMBER CO. wnoie family send name and ad-i dress to Rawlelgh Products. 945' W. Greenwood. Nashville.

Tenn I IT'S A CINCH TO CLEAN Upholstery and earnet in a lilfv with Blue Lustre. CA3TNER-KSOTT CO KINDERGARTEN Hours 8 tn 6. ag-s 18 months to 6 years. MRS. RAY that makes sense." However, the law of diminishing returns relates to work.

Dr. Johnson said. He recommended it be balanced with play, 'ova and worship. Cecilia Gorman, a daughter of Mr "Recreation is the refreshment of Dr. Powhatan James and Mrs.

Thomas a Charleston. S. C. 1709 Blair Blvd. I CY7-0571.

WANTED 1 of strength and spirit after said Dr. Johnson, who won 16 ath Buffered 3 PRE-SCHOOL CHILDREN ill out; .1 3 uini urn iu E. Patterson of Columbia. Tenn.i ROOFING SHEET METAL GuttPr rfoair. turk oointlnK, built-up roof, painting, brush spray.

Drlvpwavn paled l.A:L ROOKING CA TREE SURGERY SPRAYING, transplanting, removing. Modern equipment, licensed. Bonded WEBSTER. CY 7-8902. Over 2 years, to keep, reliaule 901 Aspirin Rites Today in Dallas Mr.

Patterson was a shipping; clerk for the Blue Seal Flour mill in Columbia for many years. Mr. and Mrs. Patterson moved letic letters at Kentucky Wesleyan college and later was a coach. Dr.

Johnson, who still plays gclf and does wood work for a hobby, said, "The wise person acquires an absorbing hobby and goes nuts over it to keep from going nuts." Relitvas Pain FASTER No Up tat Stomach. uooooar urive. CH 3-0094. CHILDREN KEPT In my home by day or night, week or hour, hot lunches. BR Witt.

PAY CASH FOR Diamonds from Karat Up WEIN3TEIN A CO. 617 Church Belmont Kindergarten 1 Day Nursery CY 3-5097. CY 7-1760 Roofs Repaired GUTTERS DOWN PIPES CLEANED W. SMITH CY 7-7458 to Nashville in 1940. Mr.

Patterson died in 1953. Mrs. Patterson was a communicant of the Church of the Assump Funeral services for Dr. Pow- hatan W. James, 75, former pas-j tor of Immanuel Baptist church, will be this morning at the Gaston I Baptist church in Dallas, Texas.

Burial also will be there. Dr. James died Monday morn-j Mrs. Monroe Smith You'll like fhig new, more effective form of aipirin. luy a bottle of Drugmaittr Suffered Aipirin at your drugstore, tend Cop-Seal to Drugmatter and your Funeral services for Mrs.

Daisy Netherton Smith, 47, of the Ash tion. Survivors include a son, J. J. Patterson. Nashville, and a ANKENBAL'ER In loving memory of our hrsband and father.

Henry Ankerbauer, who passed away Dec. 13. 1P55. Oone but not forgotten But In our garden of memories You walk with us each day The ones loves you. Wife and Daughter, Mrs.

Henry Ankenbauer. Mrs. Luth-r Revell and Family. POMEROY In loving memory of my dear mother, Mrs. Maggie Pomeroy.

who passed away six years ago today, December 12. 1930. Darling. I am so lonely. Looking a' your empty chair.

Remembering all the happv moments That we shared when voti were there. 8adlv missed by Children and Grandchildren. Colored Death Noiccs Private Investigation Service i NATIONAL DETECTIVB AGENCY CH 2-3716 or CY 2-4680 mg in Dallas, lollowing a heart full purchase prke will be refunded. 1 1 1 11 attack. land city highway, will be at 1 p.m today at the residence.

Water Wells WAOOONKR A EARLS CH 2-072S DOZER. TRAXTAVATOR GRADING TOP SOU, FILL DrRT area and Small lobs AL 8-7478 AL 6-3373 Miss Marian Gorman, Nashville He was pastor of the Tmmanuel chinch from 1926 to 19.12. MASSA.GE44-3j.2454 MASSAGE, CH2-2003 50 tablets, only Burial will be the family cem-i etery on Bull Run road. The bodvj William Patfon Is at Pettus-Owen Wood funeral! wiIiam Patt0I1( 32, of i i nume, inanoue ave. in th.

vrb. luiu urniiy iuii luuny Dozers Land Clearing 5 Special Notices rs ivjrs. amun oira i ner nome last night of what police: Mrs. Lula Carrington Young, WILSON GRADING CO AL 5-43II5 44-6-3254 iuunuay aner an illness or. rwo trmpri 70 nf 1314 White PreeU nike died years.

WnmirWl. Hf flppr Phnrtpfl vfetnrlav nf a rntphral Born and educated in Jackson x-oi i Rontt ASPHALT PAVING ALEXANDER PAVING CO TERI3 Phone 11 2-1332! county, she was a daughter of Will. ton bodv was' found" Waning1 Funeral services will be at 2:30, and Mary Liza Davidson Nether-! FRESH DRESSED Turkeys and Hens Spice Round Country Hams, Corn Beef ROBERT RECC SON 204 Pub. Sq. AL 5-3775 ton.

Water Wells Hank Don 6-1952 against cell bars by another tomorrow at the residence; oner. His mother, Mrs. Georgia With Warren Rainwater officiat-j Dyal Patton, said he had suffered ing. Burial will he in Spring Hill from a heart ailment. Patton was cemetery.

The body is at the resi-; She was married in 1931 to Monroe Smith of Cookeville. Mr. Smith, an employe of the Nashville Electrotype company, survives. arrested Saturday for drunkenness dence. and vagrancy and loitering, police1 Mrs.

Young was born In Cham- Others surviving are two 0 i rni i i SaiU. tpaign, 111., the former Lula Car- Patton was born In Nashville. a daughter of James of Iawrence James Patton ton and Elizabeth Carrington. VC A VAT TNG GRADING ASPHALT, PAVING LY A-WOOD PAVING CO CY 2-381 1 I REPAIRS General carpenter concrete SAVE MONEY 2 do own work- Terms. Free Estimates.

CH i REMODELING Carpentry, rooms added attics, foundations, garages, concrete. FHA Terms. Free estimntes EDWARDS AM 9-S537 FRESH FLORIDA TOMATOES NEW CROP ifi.i, ixiniy ijuey oiiuiu aim xneuiia Frances Smith: two sons, Lloyd and Douglas Smith, and three brothers, Thomas, Lee and Leslie Netherton, all of Nashville. and Mrs. Patton.

Both parents sur-j She came to Nashville about 60; vive. iyears ago, and in 1903 was mar-! Funeral arrangements are in-ried to Grace Howard Young, a' pnmnlotfl TVio KnHv i nt "RiidTin snip rilttpr fnr thA .1 W. Pflrtor1 98' 10-lb. box William O. Sawyers Vista funeral home, 1503 Buchanan I Shoe company.

Mr. Young died in; whavM- NEW Westinghouse PORTABLE TV William O. Sawyers, 52. formerly of Nashville, hemorrhaged to death st. 1 1945.

Mrs. Young also worked for! Patton was a self employed jthe shoe firm until 1930. truck driver. He served with the She was a member of the Church! last night aboard a Pennsylvania Al E. Jackson 911 8th North Christmas Trees Canada's finest Doub Balsam CAR PENTFR Work general repairs.

Spray and brush oainting Free PARKER AM 9-5M0. CARPENTRY Plastering roofing. painting con bock Guaranteed I AL 6-0773 BR 7-5272-M Edmnnd PER MA-STONE I CALL AL 5-3743 army in Europe as a parachutist of Christ railroad train on which he was a dining car porter. Survivors include a daughter. during World War II and was a member of both the American Sawyers, son of Mrs.

Sallv Saw yers, 319 Neil died in the dining ear of the Boston to Washington 20-LB. Mrs. Willie Foster; two sons, Everett Young and Leon Young, and three brothers, J. C. Carrington, J.

M. Carrington and W. R. Carrington, all of Nashville. ORANGES Legion and the Veterans of Foreign Wars.

Also surviving is a brother, Lawrence J. Patton Nashville. FLOOR finishing new. old Workmanship guaranteed Prompt serv- tram, according to the associated bag Press. ire P'erce AL 6-7690 CONCRETE.

STONE. BRICK 5 DOZEN SI FROST FRUIT MARKET 1017 sra So. CH 2-J158 The Nashville Tennessean Uncle Ray's Corner Block work. Underpinning ALL F. DENNIS.

CA 8-5671 ASPHALT" PAVING Driveways, parking arw. CO 2-3i16. 8UBSCRIPT10N RATES earner: Morning only one week 30c UPHOLSTERING PRICES TOO CAN AFFORD 25 years experience Terms. CH 2-2376 RIAT COOPER Morning end Sundays per veei 43c I Morning only delivered by authorized i automlbile delivery one week Sic Cots Climb But Fear Descent CONCRETE Poured and finisher! hlnrtr Vrirlr hacomtintti rtiler nnrlev. By man within trading radius et Nasi, vllle LET SANTA CLAUS I house, tree surgery CO 2-4785.

SIDING In all my yea is. never have, by risking my own If there 'had the opportunity to save! was enough time, I would rather human heins from coathlsave an exhausted swimmer by Talk to Your Child Personally. For; deulla call BR 7-4270. Mornma only six months Morning only one year Morning only three months Morning and Sunday one year Morning and Sunday tlx I 5 00 a. oo 2.50 119.80 a I 4 rowing to him, and stretching cut an oar for him to than toi 8un() tnre, dive into the water and trv to tionths AM 9-0064 ANYTIME AL4-8861 CARPENTRY Cabinets? roofing foundations, lacking jo Estimates, i MAYBF.RRY.AL 5-4320 Tree surgery PRUNING, spraying removing.

Mod-1 em equipment Licensed. Bonded. Insured LEM CO 2-6448 UPHOLSTERING Refimshlnt quality workmanship Budget terms HEARN'S AL 4-9264 DEBTS I am not responsible for debis made by anyone other than myself. HERBERT STINSON. 459 Chestnut St from hki- him In wfptv i subscriptions not accepted Horoscope Ry FRANCES DRAKE towns served by carrier salesmen rsevertheless 1 know that subscriber! receiving rHfc tennessean risked mv life several times dur-loy carrlei delivery not desiring to pay UPHOLSTERING oi tne weeg may remit in eavance airect to THE rEK NESS BAN for 28 or more weeks THB TENNESSEAN will not responsible Free Estimates.

Terms TAYMON TWILLEY CO 2-6881 AL 5-6557 march si to April (Ariel) Reason, and without knowing row Cheerful, encouraging prosoects now. The! much risk I was tak'ng. For fx- fu advance payments made to carriers position of your Moon. Mercury end Subscriber! will confer a 'atoi if they wil1 nnrifv Ihm Pirenlatlnn rienartment ample. I used to walk, or run.

on; other planets suggest action However, do aioid extremes, recklessness. Tackle your CURTAINS LAUNDERED Organdies a specialty. Keep thli ad. 1103 Cherry. AL 5-3589.

CUSTOM BUILT CABINETS With formica tops Carpentry work oi all kinds. AL 6-4543. CLEAN "CUTTERS UP MULCHLEAVES AN 3-2273-R WELLS DRILLED AB Bell-8on. 1064 Zophl CO 2-2196. WHAT'S MY LINE the flat roof of an old, abandoned or am faih're or Irregularity in the ice house.

The roof might easily th schedule vigorously BFASI.KY Tuesday morning. Dec. 11. 1956 at Kentucky, at a Louisville infirmary. Mr.

Tom Beasley. Survived by uncle. Sam Beasley: five aunts, several nieces and nephews. other relatives and Irlends. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.

W. Hamilton and son. funeral director, AL5-0583 or AL 5-3324. Bt'CKNER Suddenly Sunday. DecT 9i h.

at a local Infirmary, Mrs. Mary Ella Buckner. Survived by 3 sons, Messrs. Lewis Robinson. Andrew and Willie Robinson: alster, Mrs.

Julia Helms; brother Mr. Earl Warren; 2 daughtera-ln-law. Mrs. Cora Robinson. Mrs.

Johnnie Robinson: 2 brothc.g-ln-law, Messrs. Esper Helms wr.d George Trollinger; 3 granddaughters; 1 great-granddaughter; a host of nieces, nephews, cousins; other relatives and a host of f'lends. The remains will be carried to the home. 1033 Warren St. Wednesday at o'e'ork n.m.

itinera! services Thursday at It a m. from the St. James Baptist rhurch. 28th N. and Delaware, conducted by the pastor.

Rev. W. Turner ancr Rev. clarenee C. White.

Flower ladles from the mother's board of the church Pallbearers from the deacons. Interment at Mt. Ararat cemetery. Holmes funeral home In charge. 440 12th N.

HARRIS Suddenly Tuesday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock at his residence 1034 9th Mr. James Robert William Harris. Survived by mother. Mrs. Lizzie Harris: six sisters.

Mrs. Sarah Douglas. Miss Dora Harris. Mrs. Myra Olahorne.

Miss Johnnie Harris. Miss Florence Harris and Mrs. Louise Brandon. Complete funeral arransements will be announced later. K.

Gardner Funeral Service LAWRENCE -T'su nd aya ft FnoorTa his residence. 726A 26th Avenue. North, Mr. John Richard Lawrence. Survivors are wife.

Mrs. Augusta Lawrence: daughter, little Andrea D. Lawrence; mother. Mrs. Laura Bell Lawrence; father.

Mr. Joe Lawrence; sisters. Mrs. Gladys Pope, Mrs. Alice Guthrie aod Mrs.

Rose Bingham: brothers. Ruben and Harry Lawrence: mother-in-law and father-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Floyd.

San Francisco. tivt sisteri-ln-law: eight brothers-in-law: other relatives and friends. His remains are at Patton Brothers Funeral Home. 1308 South Street where the family will receive friends Wednesday evenlne from eight to ten o'clock. Funeral Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock from Corinthian Baptist Church.

Rev. H. M. Stockard. Rev.

W. Turner and Rev. J. T. Patton officiating.

Friends will serve as pallbearers. He la a member of the Union Protective Assurance Company. Interment at Rose Hill Cemetery. Patton Brothers, Directors. i.EE-D-e" "tee of 530 Howerton st.

Survived by wife. M- Li'i Lee: three l5te-s-In-law. Mrs. Nattle Warlfleld. Mrs.

Hattie B. Moore and Mrs. loan Henderson of Indianapolis. thre brothers-ln-lsw. Messrs William.

Roberi and Mitchell Moore of Nashville: other relatives and friends The family will receive friends at the Don-alson funeral home. 621 Ramsev st today from 8 to in m. Services TVur'ria a 2 bv the Rev. M. Maxwell.

Interment in Greenwood cemetery. T. Donalson. directors. (HOLLAND Monday nTght at a local Infirmary.

Mrs. Allene Ma-hol'and of 921 Thirtieth Survived by daughter. Mra. John-etta McKeever: brothers. Messrs.

Melrln. Thomas and James Collins, all of Nashville: nine grandchildren, one great-grandchild, two devoted cousins. Mrs. Maggie Orlmes of Columbia. and Mrs.

Ella Carter of Nashville: two nephews, 1. niece and many othef cousins: son-in-law, Mr. Charles McKeever: four sisters-in-law. Mesdames tola. Pearl and Elizabeth Collins and Mrs.

Datle Ms-holland: brother-in-law. Mr. Jake Maholland and many other relatives and friends. Remains are at Martin's funeral home. 2624 Jefferson where family will receive friends nhisi Wednesday evening from 7 to 10 o'clock.

Funeral services will be held Thursday afternoon at 1 o'rlork st the Oorden Memorial Methodist church on Herman street, conducted by her pastor. ReT. ff White. Flower bearers will be selected from the Stewardess board. Pallbearers will be selected from the Brotherhood.

Interment National cemetery. Martin's funeral home. Telephone AL 1-7836. time tn rnitiaM7i nn new methods. i.ju mm Editorial ALplne e-lTN Icaulpment and materials All worthwhile tall Of 40 feet.

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I climbed the pole and rescued' the animal. That little incident comes to my; mind when I think of the fict that cats seldom clim') poles, ori the straight trunks Df trees. They are able to go up. but it is a Ugj task for them to get down. If we; could make them understand, we Oemlnl's clever, advanced Ideas, keen and productive ability.

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Q. What are the colors cf the Minimum Charge. 2 Llneo eyes of domestic cats? icount Fiv. Average i5-letten Word te A. They differ widely Some arej rb, above JS? green, others blue, nazel or brown, insertion only (Price lad.

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IS (Aeoarlus) Sensible self-denial and a quickened work tempo win be rewarded greatly. Avoid hasty decisions and you ran have a productive, advantateous day. Give your best FEB. SO TO MARCH (Piiresl Similar to Aquariu now. Pine opportunltlea for tain.

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