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NASHVILLE TENNESSEAN, Tuesday, Lois fatally of by near in Morning, May 19, Little Liz Money doesn't mean success, but most women would marry a failure if he had a million dollars. Guy Parchman, 78, Dies; Retired Farmer ERIN, P. Parchman, 78, retired died yesterday this home in the Grice Creek community, of a stroke. Services will be at p.m. today at Griffin Chapel Nazarene church.

The Rev. Fred Agee and the Rev. Howard Springer will officiate and burial will be in Cedar Hill cemetery. The body is at the home. Mr.

Parchman was a member of Houston county quarterly court for 22 years. He was a director for 22 years of the Erin Bank and Trust company. Last January, he was made an honorary director. Mr. Parchman was a native of Houston county, son of J.

J. and Nannie Weakley Parchman. He was a member of the Spring Hill Methodist church. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Lizzie Griffin Parchman; two daughters, Mrs.

Etha Fufell Mrs. Eunice Beard, a foster son, Francis Dowdy, Erin; a brother. Charlie Parchman, Cumberland City, two sisters, Mrs. E. L.

Logan, Nashville, Mrs. J. H. Thomas, Cumberland City; and 17 grandchildren. Samuel S.

Newton LAWRENCEBURG, Tenn. Samuel S. Newton, 72, retired farmer and school teacher, died yesterday at his home at Second Creek, after a long illness. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Second Creek Baptist church.

Elder Taylor LeMay will officiate and burial will be in the church cemetery. The body is at Osborn funeral home. Mr. Newton was a member of the 1921 general assembly, He taught school about 25 years. was A.

native of Lawrence county, son of Avery and Katie Newton. Mr. Newton was a member of the Baptist church. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Hook Newton; three, sons, Rhoda Kenneth Newton, Wayne, Clarence Newton, Detroit, Silas Newton, Gadsden, three daughters, Mrs.

Herschel Rusk and Floyd Tomerlin, Five Points, Mrs. Bernice Gillespie, Lawrenceburg; five brothers, Henry and Harrison Newton. Five Points, Will Newton, Lubbock. Texas, Albert Newton, Leoma, Cecil Newton, Harvey and four sisters, Mrs. Lila Sanders, Leoma, Mrs.

Martin Evans, Five Points, Mrs. Mamie Wilburn. Lexington, Mrs. Clara Walker, Hammond, Ind. Jim Carlton SHELBYVILLE Jim Carlton, 48, operator of a farm along the Fayetteville highway, died yesterday in Bedford County hospital, after an illness of three weeks.

The body is at the Thompson funeral home. Funeral arrangements are incomplete. A native of Bedford, county, Mr. Carlton was the J. Crockett Carlton, of California, and the late Mrs.

Lucy Holten Carlton. He was a member of the Church of Christ. Others survivors include his wife, Mrs. Nina Gay Mooneyham Carlton; one son, Jimmy Carlton; five sisters, Mrs. Lonnie Butner, Mrs.

Margaret Grubbs, and Mrs. Clift Beach, Nashville, Mrs. Jean Nemith, Indianapolis, and Mrs. Eva Claxton, Los Angeles; five brothers Dave Carlton, Atlanta. Fordon Carlton, Los Angeles, WilCarlton, Detroit, John Carlton, Nashville and Ernest Carlton, Murfreesboro.

Sandra Sue Neely LYLES. Tenn. Sandra Sue Neely, 15, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Neely of near Lyles, died yesterday morning in Vanderbilt hospital, Nashville, after a long illness.

Services will be at 2 p.m. today at Hilltop Church of Christ. Brown McClain will officiate. Burial will be in Hilltop cemetery. The body is at McDonald home, Centerville, Sandra WAR a native of Hickman county and a member of the Church of Christ.

An invalid since birth, she had been taught in her home by a private tutor. Surviving. in addition to her parents, are four brothers, Bobby, Morris Allen and Wallace Neely, all of Lyles, and Ted Neely of Duck River, paternal grandfather, Pem Neely of Lyles, and maternal grandfather, Fred Totty of Duck River. Frank Brown Culp LINDEN. -Frank Brown (Pete) Culp, 73, retired sawmill operator, died yesterday at his home here, after a long illness.

Services will be at 2 p.m. today at McDonald funeral home. Rupert Wallace will officiate and burial will be in Dr. O. A.

Kirk Memorial cemetery. The body is at the funeral home. Mr. Culp was a native of Wayne county, son of Jack and Sally Parker Culp. He was a member of the Christian church.

Survivors are his wife. Mra. Nannie Fraley Culp: two sons, Woodrow and Leonard Culp, Linden: -two sisters, Mrs. Tommy Cunningham, Nashville, Mrs. Mamie Parnell, Linden; and two grandchildren.

Nashville's Finest Mortuary COSMOPOLITAN FUNERAL HOME A A AUNT A Finest Facilities and Service 2505 West End Avenue P'hone (Y 1-2500 C. by 17. her ford nia. Texas elltown. Robinson, W.

1959. home Wayne Miss 8 Baptist Fount Robinson. REP near in T. Survived 2 99. B.

Remains p.m.. Church. Sallie by passed Robinson, Dowelltown. Robinson. Robinson.

are 11 away Turrentine conducted 19. children. Califor- Dallas, serv- Dow- May Ox- Out-of-Town Dowelltown, Tenn. great- at the grandchildren. Avant Funeral Home, Funeral ices Tuesday May Rev.

Ernest Cashdollar Interment Salem Cemetery, Avant Funetal Home charge. In Memoriam WADEIn memory of Mr. Jesse who passed away 2 years 18. Wade, 1957. Till memory fades and life departs You will live forever in our Sadly missed by wife.

daughter, son and sisters. WALLIn memory of our husband and father. J. R. Wall, who left 8 years AgO today, As years roll on and days pass by.

In our hearts 8 memory is kept of one we loved and will never forget, Wife Colored Death Notice ALLEN-Sunday morning, May 17, 1959. at a local infirmary, Mr. Edward Allen. Survived by daughter, Mrs. Maggie Jordan: one granddaughter: two grandsons: one great.

grandson: son-in-law. Mr. Arthur Jordan: devoted cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Alfonzo Christman: other relatives and friends.

His remains rest at Protective funeral home, 900 Jefferson, where family will receive friends (this) Tuesday evening from 8:00 to 10:00. Funeral Wednesday afternoon at 2:30. from chapel. Rev. T.

M. Grooms will officiate. Interment Greenwood. Arrangements by Union Protective Assurance company. through its only local contracted mortician.

Protective funeral service, Miss (Woods) Jones, manager. HARRIS-Mr. Robert (Bob) of Kingston Springs, Tennessee, May 16, 1959. Survived by wife, Mrs. Estell Harris: four daughters.

Misses Carrie and Gene Harris: Mrs. Deloise Stringfellow: Mrs. Eloise Greer: stepdaughter, Mrs. H. C.

Nesbitt: five sons, Messrs. Robert. Hershell. Clyde, Ralph and Carl Harris; 17 grandchildren; Motherin-law, Mrs. Lonie Robertson: three sons-in-law: two daughters-in-law: a host of other relatives and many kind friends.

The family will receive friends in chapel (this) Wednesday evening 8 to 10 p.m. Funeral service Thursday, May 21, 12 o'clock, Belltown, Tennessee. Elder R. E. Williams officiating.

Interment Belltown Cemetery. ScalesDanner-Scales, morticians, HART -Mr. Thomas Hart departed He 18 survived by a sister. Mrs. this life Sunday at a local 1 hospital.

Myra Woods of Mount Hope, W. other relatives and friends. Funeral services Wednesday afternoon 1 o'clock at Patton chapel. Rev. J.

T. Patton officiating. Interment at National cemetery. Patton Bros. service.

HATCHER-Monday morning. May 18, 1959. Mrs. Genevra 0. Hatcher.

Residence, 1812 Osage Street. Surrived by daughter. Mrs. Minerva H. Hawkins; grandson.

Henderson A. Johnson III. Cleveland, Ohio: three sister, Mrs. Lulu K. Randall.

Orlando, Florida; foster son, William L. Griffis. Washington, D.C.: son-inlaw. W. D.

Hawkins, cousin. Mrs. Almeda G. La Prade. The family will receive friends Tuesday evening from 8 til 9 p.m.

at the William Gunter Memorial" Chapel. Funeral services Wednesdas, May 20. 1959, at 11 a.m. from the above chapel, Rev. Wilson Q.

Welch officiant. Pallbearers: M. G. Blakemore. H.

B. Thompson, William H. Fort, Dr. J. B.

Singleton. Peter King. Mose Marris, Dr. John R. Cotten, and I.

T. Creswell. Interment. Mt. Ararat Memorial Park.

William Gunter and Sons, funeral directors. KNOX-May 17. 1959 at the residence of his daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. George Douglas, 2417 Chanel ave.

Mr. Albert (Bud) Knox. Survived by four daughters. Mesdames Rena Marshall, Jennie Patrick. Alice Douglas, and Miss Laria M.

Knox: three sons. Messrs. Felix. Joseph and Allen Knox. of Cleveland.

Ohio: eight grandchildren, four great-grandchildren: two daughters-in-law. Mesdames Louise and Bobby Knox: two sonsin-law. George Douglas and W. R. Patrick: one sister-in-law.

Mrs. Annie Woodard; one brother-inlaw Flem Harris, of Louisville, other relatives and many dear friends. The family will receive friends today from 7 to 10 p.m. at Donalson funeral home, 621 Ramsey st. Funeral Wednesday at 2 p.m.

from St. James A.M.E church. 2418 Chapel officiated by the Rev. W. T.

Vernon. Rev. J. H. Waddell.

and Rev. Moses Taylor. Sons and grandsons will serve as pallbearers. The Stewardess board will serve as flower ladies. Interment Mt.

Everett cemetery. T. C. Donalson, director. MATTHEWS--Sunday, May 17, 1959 at a local infirmary at 6 a.m..

Mr. Felix Matthews. Survived by wife. Mrs. Annette Matthews: devoted niece.

Mrs. Callie Matthews-Hudson: two sisters-in-law, Mrs. Mary F. Anderson and Mrs. Lucy Matthews, other relatives and friends.

Remains are at Davis Campbell funeral home where family will receive friends this Tuesday. May 19. 1959 from 7 to 9. Funeral services 3 p.m. Wednesday, May 20, 1959 At the Gay -Lea Christian church.

22nd and Osage. conducted by Elder H. C. Poston. Flowerladies selected from friends.

Honorary pallbearers. emploves of the Nashville Banner. Active pallbearers. officers of Gay-Lea Christian church. Interment, family square, Greenwood cemetery.

Davis Campbell in charge. SWANSON-Sunday morning. May 17. 1959, at the home of her sisters and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas Reed Mrs. Frances Hardison, 2608 Torbett Mrs. Gertrude Swanson, passed to the Great Beyond. Survived by son. Mr.

Charlie Swanson. Chicago: six grandchildren; sisters, Mesdames! Frances Hardison. and Marguerite Reed: brother. Mr. H.

O. Lowery, New York city: one niece: one nephew: one sister-in-law: brotherIn-law, Mr. Thomas Reed: two daughters-in-law: other relatives and friends. Her remains rest at Protective funeral home, where family will receive friends this Tuesday evening from 8:00 to 10:00. Funeral Wednesday morning At 11:00 from chapel.

Her pastor. Rev. A. G. Thomas will officiate.

assisted by Rev. E. M. Martin and Elder L. G.

Newton. Flower ladies will be members of Missionary cle of Mt. Nebo Baptist church. Pallbearers selected from church members and friends. Interment Family Square, Greenwood.

Protective funeral service. Miss M. (Woods) Jones. manager. WARNER- Sunday evening.

May 17. at a local infirmary. Mr. Georze Warner. Survived br a devoted daughter.

Mrs. Ida Warner -Alexander: sons. Messers. Robert C. Warner, Detroit.

and Walter Warner. Memphis: seven grandchildren: one sister: one brother: son-in-law. Mr. Dave M. Alexander: other relatives and friends.

Complete funeral arrangements to be announced later. Protective Funeral Service in charce. ANNOUNCEMENTS 1-B Legal Notice June 4, 1959. otherwise the property Till he forfelted and disposed of according to law. Louis E.

Howell, Assistant Regional Commissioner. 2 Cemetery Monument WOODLAWN-4 grave lot. Chapel Garden reasonable. TO 3-1177 After 5 weekdase, MT. OLIVET Garden of Gospel 2-4 or 6 graves.

CY 8-5831. WOODLAWN-4-grave lot. new AL, 4-1165. WOODLAWN-Garden of Christian -A 6-grave, $500. AL 4-8374.

WOODLAWN-4 grave lot, Fountain View D. TU 3-4226. Lost Found DOG-Dark brown, white fore legs, lower hind legs. tail tip. neck: point in the back.

red collar. l1- cense No. 23659. CA 7-1481. reward DOG--Beagle hound.

female. black and blue tick, lost in Madison. Reward. TW 5-3133. DOG Pekingese.

2 years old, blonde. lost vicinity Centennial Park. Reward. call CY 2-7403. DOG-Spotted brown and black.

lost 909 Halcyon Ave. Has tas. Reward. Call CY 7-5669. PURSE -Grey leather near 14th Ave.

So. Anyone finding keep money but return contents. CO 2-1772. DOG- -Black and white puppy. 2311 Dennywood.

Sunde afternoon. Child's pet. Reward. TU 3-6619. TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Office of Assistant Regional Commissioner, Alcohol and Tobacco Tax, Internal Revenue Service.

Atlanta. Ga. Date of first publication May 5. 1959. Notice is hereby given that on April 29, 1959.

one 1951 Dodge Sedan, Motor No. D42-88428. with ACCESsories. WAS seized in Maury County, Tennessee, for violation of 26 U. S.

sections 7301 and 7302. Any person claiming an interest in said property must tile a claim and deliver $250.00 cost bond with the Supervisor in Charge. Alcohol and Tobacco Tax. 673 S. Courthouse.

Nashville. Tennessee. on or before Go to rd. Vicinity DOGS--Found to -FOX Reward, to Dog 100 Terrier, in CY Pound Highway 1-3012, Nashville reddish CY and pets vicinity. brown Alton Cook.

AL Interior, perience, 25. AL 8 Business Services Offered ROOMS--GARAGES DENS Remodeling is Our Business No Down Payment-5 Years to PAY Days CY 1-2102 Nite CY 7-8490 'MAXIE BIENER'S REMODELERS INC. ROOM ADDITIONS Baths. Roofs. Foundations, Siding FREE ESTIMATES Prompt Service Financing Arranged Cope Const.

Inc. 2506 Franklin Road Res. AM 9-6286 Office CY 2-3657 Let Sears Install And arrange financing of Romari rooting, insulating or asbestos siding, storm door6. windows, rock wool insulation. asphalt or rubber floor covering.

Call Sears buck and 639 Lafayette Phone AL 4-5351. Ext. 325. Septic Tanks Cleaned and Repaired NEW OVERFLOWS BUILT Free estimates, reasonable rates Call RIPPEY'S, CA 8-7501 MORGAN'S JANITORIAL SERVICE HOME OFFICE and Industry Floor Waxing. Wall Washing Window Cleaning.

Well equipped personnel fully bonded WAYNE MORGAN CA 7-2298 Blocks, Stone Concrete, Retaining Walls ALL GUARANTEED A. A. NAPIER, CA 8-4378 I Septic Tanks CLEANED REASONABLE DAY. NIGHT, CA 8-5229 Block, Stone CONCRETE WORK ALL KINDS Retaining Walls, Foundations Driveways built, repaired, CO 2-0626 Build -GARAGES General Repairs Work Guaranteed C. W.

SMITH CY 7-7458 HOME IMPROVEMENTS Foundations Concrete Additions, FHA loans. CLAUDE WOODALL. CY 2-2127 CY 7-6746 G. A. GRIFFIN since 1939 Insulation, storm doors, windows, siding.

rooting, remodeling, baths, foundations, porches, awnings. carports. FHA. AL 6-8531. CY 2-8114.

Septic Tanks CLEANED $22.50. Overflows built CY 7-6259 or CA 7-9345 DITCH DIGGING Overflow water lines, sewer lines, foundations. Medley UN 5-0074. WATER WELLS B. D.

DENSON-1023 Pennock Ave. Call CA 8-7889 after 5 p.m. REPAIRS- General carpenter plumbing. concrete. SAVE MONEY, individuals do own work.

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Remodeling Additions MEre fications. homes to Call your TW plans 5-6809. and spectBULLDOZER GRADING LAND CLEANING. CO 2-5586 BACKHOE Ditching Overflows. Septic Tanks.

Call AM 9-6249. DOZER TRAXCAVATOR GRADING, TOP SOIL, FILL DIRT Large and Small Jobs 2-3600 VE 2-1864 13. BLACKTOP ASPHALT PAVING Free Estimates FHA terms BUILDERS PAVING CO. UL 9-5178 ROOFING GUTTERING REPAIR WORK SPECIALTY No job too small CA 8-7280 TGT PAVING COMPANY "BLACKTOPPING" Reasonable Terms, Work guaranteed, AL 4-9494 Work guaranteed for 12 months BLACKTOP DRIVEWAYS the FHA FINANCING CHARLIE G. KENDALL, UN 5-1415 CONCRETE Walks, porches, colored patios, retaining walls, concrete finishing Free estimates.

References, reasonable. CH 2-8790. REMODELING Repairing, roofing. guttering or 15 years, Estimates, bonded, CH 2-6025. CH 2-3606 CONCRETE Walks.

porches, patios, retaining walls. Free estimates. Block work. CH 2-9831, AL 5-4896. ROOF LEAKS STOPPED Southern Rooting Co.

AL 5-7506 BUILD-Remodel-Repair-Drywell well timate-reference-terms. F. A Veacb Sons. CO 2-5470: CY 7-0151 ADDITIONS--REMODELING GENE'S BUILDING SERVICE TW 5-3372 CO 2-5334 CARPENTRY Plastering, painting, concrete block, roofs, guaranteed. AL 6-0773, CY 1-1935.

Edmondson CABINETS- -FORMICA TOPS REPAIR PANELING Free 1 Estimates CO 2-0876 CROWDED? ADD A DEN- PLAYROOM Remodel Painting Free estimates FHA terms VE 2-2446. CH 2-5245 An Easy BUSINESS GUIDE 8 Business Services Offered CARPENTRY Building, repairing, concrete block work, painting. free 7-1185 estimates. CA FLOOR Finishing. new and Prompt old.

Workmanship guaranteed. 6-7600. service. SCOTT PIERCE. REMODELING Repairs.

R. M. Whitfield. CY 7-9906. Cement Work All Kinds No job too small.

AL 6-5427 CINDERS $3 LOAD DELIVERED built. Hauling any kind Driveways Work guaranteed. CO 2-6853. CARPENTRY New repairs. Foundation to roof.

Add rooms. build garages, estimates. CY 7-5838. PLUMBING Terms low as $15 month. AL 4-8504 FOR BETTER BLOCK WORK and Chimney Repair Call FOSTER, AL 6-5703 WATER WELLS Ed Norris 2410 Felts CH 2-9074 WANT A NEW HOME BUILT? Or addition? Large or small, call AL 4-0998.

35 years experience. BASEMENTS -Dug. Underhouse. Concrete, rock work. Tree surgery.

Free estimates. CA 8-0610. Donelson Asphalt "The Finest -Odd jobs. Carpentry, patch JOBS plastering. roofing, painting, storm windows.

CO 2-9535: CA 8-0132. BUILDING, REMODELING Free Estimates, Putnam, CH 2-8971 10 Electrical Repairing APPLIANCE REPAIRS FACTORY AUTHORIZED SERVICES On and Air Conditioners Call Modern Appliances 909 Church St CH 2-5566 Night and Sundays TW 5-5655 APPLIANCE REPAIRS FACTORY DISTRIBUTOR SERVICE On Norge Appliances. Fedders Airconditioners Call AM 9-5631 MOORE-HANDLEY HDW CO House Wiring New Old ELECTRIC HEAT--EASY TERMS HARDING ELECTRIC Licensed Free estimates, day, night, AL 4-6020 11 Moving Storage Hauling SAVE MOVE YOURSELF NEW FORDS OTHER LATE MODEL TRUCKS AVAILABLE LOCAL OR LONG DISTANCE FURNITURE PADS AND MOVING EQUIPMENT AVAILABLE -DRIVE IT SYSTEM NEW LOCATION 143 6th No. CH 2-1871 TRUCKS FOR RENT Panels-Pickups-Moving Vans-Stakes-Tractors HERTZ RENT -A- TRUCK Operated by MATTHEWS DRIV -UR SELF SERVICE. Inc.

221 McLemore AL 4-5520 (Old 9th MOVING HAULING REASONABLE CA 8-1701 MOVING HAULING Reasonable rates. AL 5-0060 MOVING HAULING Reasonable. Experienced. CA 7-0561 12 Painting and Papering PAPERHANGING exterior, PAINTING free estimates. Satisfaction guaranteed.

E. L. ABERNATHY, CA 7-9388, CA 7-2850. PAINTING, PAPERING Steaming. Samples shown.

Estimates free. Workmanship guaranteed, James Harwell CH 2-8877. PAINTING Inside and outside, 17 years experience, R. E. Watson.

UN 5-0886. PAINTING, Decorating repairs. 8-4776, CH 2-9387 Call VANCE. Painting Inside and Out Free estimates. Guaranteed Reasonable, Insured.

CY 2-6810 PAPERING Samples shown room. Plaster patching. no wait1ng Call McCormick. AL 4-8089 Painting, Repair Work B. Moore CY 7-9706 PAINTING papering.

BROS. CY 7-2510, CA 8-6561. general repairs 36 months. CRIPPS PAPER CLEANING Reasonable, FRITH, CY 1-1489 PAINTING satisfactory, free exterior. estimates.

all W. D. TODD, AL 5-0701. PAPERING Painting, plastering. Guaranteed satisfaction.

25 years. Estimates. CY 8-5679. Judkins. PAPER Cleaning walls, woodwork washed.

Floors washed -waxed. Gene Bennett. CH 2-7731, AL 5-9242. WALL PAPER CLEANING Painting. No mess.

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Way to Profitable BUSINESS GUIDE Auto Wreck Fatal To Miss Lois Omer MADISONVILLE. Ky, Miss Omer, Indianapolis, Madisonville, formerly WAS of night injured Sunday An automobile accident Or- lando, Fla. Miss Omer's cousin, Mrs. Botwell Hudgins of Stuart, was killed instantly. Another passenger in the car driven Mrs.

Hudgins WAS seriously injured and is in a Cocoa Beach, hospital. Police said a car, attempting to Mrs. Hudgins car, brushed pass against side, causing the automobile with the three women to swerve into culvert. A native of Madisonville, Miss Omer taught school here for several vears before she became a Christian educator. For several veare she was secretary for the old 1 Broadway Christian church at Louisville.

Since 1943, she had been employed by the United Christian Missionary society, national organization of the Christian church, Indianapolis. The body will be shipped to Barnett-Strother funeral home here. Funeral arrangements are incomplete. Survivors are the brother, Richard Omer, Madisonville, and A sister, Miss Mary, Omer, A student counselor Stephens college in Columbia, Mo. Newspaper Printing Corporation AGENT THE NASHVILLE TENNESSEAN Morning-Sunday NASHVILLE BANNER Evening INFORMATION AND TRANSIENT CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES (Rates Below Apply to All Classified 100-mile radius of the City of Nashville.) Advertising originating within Daily classified ads are published first in THE NASHVILLE TENNESSEAN and will be published azain on the same das In THE NASHVILLE BANNER.

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to 7 TELEPHONES ALpine 5-1221 ALpine 5-5401 Death Notices CARTER-Monday morning, May 18 1959, at his home. 618 Boscobel Mr. Clarence Crowder Carter, age 83 years. Survived by wife. Mrs.

Lillie Wright Carter: one daughter, Mrs. Jewell Gumm, both of Nashville; one son. Richard Erwin Carter, Old Hickory, one sister, Mrs. Lounette Smithson; one half brother, Hallett Howard. both of Dallas, Texas, 7 grandchildren.

Remains at the home, 618 Boscobel where funeral services will be held Wednesday morning at a.m.. by Rev. Pickens Johnson. and Rev. Edward Schade.

Pallbearers please serve as follows: Active: J. P. Upchurch. Richard Lassiter, J. E.

Hager, Grade E. Revells. Howard White, G. M. Wise, Marvin Merryman, Willie Fitzgerald, Frank Haudeshell, Stannon Butler.

Col. W. C. Smith Camp No. 20 USWV will serve AS honorary pallbearers and have charge of services at the grave, Interment National Cemetery.

Pettus Owen Wood. CY 2-3392. JACKSON-Saturday. May 16, 1959, at the home of his daughter. 5309 Michigan Mr.

William M. Jackson, Survived by wife. Mrs. Thelma L. Jackson; daughters.

Mrs. Dorothy Dillree, Mrs. Helen Howell. Miss Peggy Ann Jackson, Miss Evelyn Jackson. Miss Sandra Fare Jackson, all of Nashville; sons.

Ronald Jackson. US Navy, Thomas Jackson. Elmer. Curtis, Harold. and Gerold Jackson, all of Nashville: father, Will B.

Jackson. Nashville; sisters, Mrs. Stella Sandifer of Arizona, Mrs. Ruby Gully of Virginia, Mrs. Pearl Hoffman.

Mrs. Verna O'Neal, and Mrs. Mildred Duncan. all of Nashville, Mrs. Irene Garner.

Bruceton, Mrs. Charlene Daniels, Edward Jackson. both of NashNashville; brothers. Lou Jackson. ville.

and W. B. Jackson of North Carolina: four grandchildren. Remains are at Jarrell's memorial funeral services will be conducted, chapel, 4503 Charlotte Tuesday, May 19, 1959. at 2:30 o'clock.

by Bro. Johnny Philan. The following will please serve as pallbearers: Nolan Stevens, Cecil Sam Collins. R. L.

Demoss. Hows. Albert Jennette. and John Stephens. Burtie Johnson, William Fox.

Interment Jackson cemetery. Jarrells Memorial chapel, CY 8-4455. HENRICK At 10:55 o'clock Saturday evening. May 16, 1959, at the residence, 2106 West Linden Avenue, Mrs. Minnie Koldewey Henrick widow of the late John C.

Henrick Sr. Survived by daughters. Misses Emma, Marion, Cecelia Henrick, Mrs. Minnie H. Burns.

Mrs. Bertha Bivens, Mrs. Thomas Clark. all of ville: sister. one son.

Mrs. Bertha K. Porter: John C. Henrick and brother. Dr.

Theodore Koldewey, Baltimore, Maryland: 11 children. Remains are at Martin's, grandchildren and 19 great-grand209 Louise Ave. Funeral Tuesday morning May 19, 1959, High leaving Mass at at 8:45 o'clock, Requiem the Cathedral of The Incarnation 9 o'clock. Interment Calvary cemetery. Carl E.

Fessell of Louisville, Brent Clark. J. Max Davidson, E. Carnes, N. T.

Kinzly, John F. Gaffnes Pred James Holzapfel, Frank Schindler will serve as honorary pallbearers: actire will be L. L. Wright, William Verchota. James P.

Allen. William L. Wilson, Dick Thompson. David B. Waldrop, John Wells, Thomas Wells, Desmond Holzapfel, Everett Holzapfel.

Philip Forehand, Walter Forehand, Martin's 209 Louise ave. CY 1-0610. PATTON--At the home of his Father- sister, Mrs. Cora L. Thomas.

213 land Monday morning. May 18. 1959, Robert Lee (Cracker) Patton. father of Frank 0. Patton.

USN, Millington. brother of Mrs. Alliene Long. Pittsburgh, and Mrs. Viola Beals, Nashville.

Lawrence Patton. Nashville, JohnPatton. Vernon Patton, and uv Willie Patton. all of Akron, Ohio. Funeral services Wed.

afternoon at 3 p.m. at Cosmopolitan Chapel, conducted by Rev. Benson. pallbearers, Taylor Seat, orary Albert Patton. Bill Thomas, Tommy Jarrett, Lelan Gregory Kirby Crump, Active, Rod Langdon, Didwiddie.

Leiste H. E. Calvin. Wish Smith, Prank "Satterfield, Lynn Peal, Faust Card well. Walter Gasser.

Sheriff Tom Cartwright, and Employes of Sheriffs office. Interment Spring hill cemetery, Cosmopolitan funeral home in charge. REYNOLDS- Monday Morning. May 18. 1959.

at A local infirmary. Mary Lynch Reynolds. Survived by daughters Mrs. J. C.

Crossland of Jackson. Mrs. R. K. Irvine of Seattle, Washington: sons.

John W. Reynolds and Joseph Reynolds of Nashville. sister. Mrs. John P.

Kennedy of Nashville: and 13 grandchildren. Remains are at Marshall Donnelly Combs. 201 25th N. Leaving at 8:30 o'clock Wednesday morning for The Cathedral of the Incarnation for Reaulm High Mass at o'clock. Pallbearers are: John P.

Kennedy. H. S. Kennedy. Ralph Walker.

Robert Brien. James RowAn. Leo J. Kerrigan M. M.

Brien Jr. J. W. Stewart Interment Calvary cemetery. Rosary will be recited at 8 o'clock Tuesday evening Marshall Donnelly Combs CY 1-0720.

TIMBERLAKE- At local hospital Monday evening. May 18. 1959, Mrs. T. T.

Mytle) Timberlake Sr. Mother of Mrs. J. B. Dorris, Nashville, Ammon T.

and Charles F. Timberlake, both of Decatur, sister of Mrs. Blanche Rossell. Nashville, There are 12 grandchildren and two Remains at Cosmopolitan funeral home, ANNOUNCEMENTS Services Held For Auto Victim Mrs. Floyd W.

Cooksey Of Robertson County Dies of Injuries SPRINGFIELD, Tenn. -Funeral services, Floyd were W. held Cooksey, yesterday 53, for of Cedar Hill, was near injured in an automobile fatally accident near here Friday night. Mrs. Cooksey surfered severe head injuries when car driven by her husband emporofor State High49, hit the Flewelway lyn Baptist church parsonage, and overturned.

Cooksey told State Trooper Bill Norman, that from he a WAS grocery blinded store. by Cooksey and another occupant of the car, George McInmurff, 10, escaped serious injury. The car was demolished. Cooksey died about 4:30 p.m. Saturday in Vanderbilt hospital, Nashville.

She was a native of Robertson county, the former Idella Evangeline Payne. She was a member the Flewellyn Baptist church. Services were held at Associated In Robertson County funeral home Buriemoras gardens, Surviving, besides her husband, are three brothers, Robert Payne, Nashville, Orbin Payne, Springfield, and Lawton Payne, Russellville. two sisters, Mrs. Bertha Hampton, Benton Harbor, end" Mrs.

Thelma Toller, St. Joseph, a half sister, Mrs. Lena York, Nashville. Minister To Address Grove High Class PARIS, Clovis Chappell, Methodist minister, will be the commencement speaker, at graduation exercises of high' school tonight. Dr.

Chappell was the first principal of Grove school, serving AS co-principal with his brother, the late Dr. Ashley Chappell during the year 1906-07. Eighty-five Grove seniors will receive diplomas at 8:00 in Weston hall. All persons who were students at the school during its first year under Dr. Chappell will have special reserved seats.

He is the author of several books, and served as pastor of churches in Washington, D.C., Nashville, Atlanta, Birmingham, Memphis, Oglahoma City, Dallas, among others. A native of Humphreys county, he is now retired and lives at Waverly. Walter R. Corlew CLARKSVILLE Services for Walter Richardson Corlew, 70, retired farmer, will ba at 3 p.m. today at Tarpleys funeral home.

The Rev. A. C. Parker and the Rev. Delwyn Fryer will officiate and burial will be in Greenwood cemetery, Corlew died Sunday night in the Clarksville Nursing home.

He had been ill for five months. Mr. Corlew was a lifelong resident of Montgomery of Mrs. Lou Lowe county, son Corlew of Clarksville, and the late William Ewing Corlew. He was a member of Antioch Methodist church.

Besides his mother, survivors twos sons, Joe Corlew, N.Y.. and Bill Corlew, Jacksonville. daughters, Buck Davis, Columbia, Mrs. Richard Tate, Clarksville, Miss Anne Corlew. Jacksonville, and Miss Sue Corlew, Memphis; three brothers, Jewell.

Rufus and Lewis Corlew, Clarksville; a sister, Mrs. Hugh Coke, Guthrie, and 14 grandchildren. Martha Elizabeth Williams -Funeral servIces for Martha Elizabeth Williams. 14. daughter of Mr.

Mrs. Coy Williams, of Shelbyville, will at 2 p.m. today at Gilley Hill Methodist church in Cannon county. The Rev. Hiram Lemay will officiate and burial will be in the church cemetery.

The body is at Gower-Smith funeral home. Martha died Sunday night in Vanderbilt hospital, at Nashville after An illness of two weeks. An autopsy, was performed yesterday, relative said last night the family had not learned the cause of Martha's death vet. Martha was a native of Bedford county, and was a freshman at Central high school. Besides her parents, survivors are two sisters, Mrs.

Bessie Tavernier and Lois Darlene Williams, Edward two brothers. Morris Shelbyville; and Coy Williams Shelbyville, and grandfather, Bill Driver, 10 Killed in Bus Plunge MANILA -(UPI) At least. 10 persons were killed and 44 Injured when a Halsema mountain were collapsed under a bus road and sent the vehicle plunging 80 feet down a canyon, the Philippine news service reported yesterday. DO YOU Need Down Payment To Buy New Home? Just BOB COLEMAN CH 2-0357 ROBINSON-Mrs. Alma 3 Lost Found DOG- 4 Personals Burton's Nursery School 3622 Central.

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CO 2-1794 UPHOLSTERING Free Estimates. Terms CO 2-6883 TAYMON TWILLEY AL 5-6557 DEBTS-I Am not responsible for debts made by anyone other than myself. Opel Guthrie, 519-B So. 10th st. LEARN TO DRIVE DRIVE RITE TRAINING.

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AM 9-9150 Sodding and Grading Washed away yards. banks. CA 7-4552 UPHOLSTERING HEARN'S. 211 Broadway, AL 4-9264 LANDSCAPING General yard work. hedze work CALL AL 6-5544.

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PAGE, CA 8-7159 FERTILIZER From barn. flower dirt, any kind. Hauling. window cleaning, painting. CY 7-1440.

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DIRT-200 LOADS Cheap, East Nashville, AL 4-6688 SLIPCOVERS Drapes Bedspreads Tailoring Reasonable 15 years professional experience CY 8-4296 GARDENS- Plowed disced. graded seeded. dirt leveled. CH 2-2240. AL 4-5795 TOP SOIL CRUSHED STONE.

CY 7-6260 SIMONIZE $7 50 CALL AL 5-0808 Free estim after 4 p.m. COMPLETE LAWN A SERVICE CA 7-9813. LAWNMOWING Barn Fertilizer, good black dirt. Odd 10 bs. AM 9-3061 or CY 7-1289.

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