The Tennessean from Nashville, Tennessee • Page 23

m' w- ANNOUNCEMENTS ANNOUNCEMENTS Bcatlt Entires ITHI NAI IVILLf TENESSfAM. TueJi. Mjy 2 1955 23 BUSINESS CUIDE i EDUCATIONAL CD Women Stage Ths Is How It's Done Special Notttet lel Neticci i A -er! Sj-di. -r TRRURY DEPARTMENT. Of.0 vvt.r 8 Punness Services OHcred l) Inttructioft Schools iemte.

i l.na'. 'r ron.m.!o,.:er: '3 A.f sti 7 1 are -4 Aacnct Sat. kdhj it Mrs I.s.Ia LOw! Hnu Sru At.irte. 0 ell i DRIVEWAYS BUILT Rescue Here r.d ct Int putn iH.nn. i rvi-- t) i'lEAN ors rnr.vlii.

hrf met on 4 g-'" 1 ae-vnte: 1 lar-e aj.ii 1 Vvr. e-d II i.ij A-t j.o i. Apnl Ji e-e V-T TSrThTBcIf-" 1 Bulldozer $8.50 Hour Mrs r-r. M.vor Ne VETERANS tnfli MOW tLjne Tfc 4's if! i TV Se ef- B1 TV w.jn'TJ. on se rvjr Cffeni'-ri trjre a Tf-Mee ic-! B--! -kiV( 7- .4" i.

1 1 I r.w'.'t ftrfl in Intrr on o. ti 3 I i Al! t. HAtr rr J-PM 3 A i. Rt: at and 73. Irtrrnal Rr ui: oinr-r.

McK.n.fv Anv ptrrtn c.a.n-..ns an in i proprrt a f.a.in ar. SOIL Arr lit Till' Hio O.ntr thinkis op prii.ntsii- If t' 1 co I rovrKVTtT'ip nrtcK IHNKIf t.1 surf if fTf.f' sum Auto Diesel lar a fp pa'ie 'ri tar or 'uMjr Man cil Mr -r t-00 a imi ar.f. LAWNS MOWED Cs'l -7 I'M Slipcovers, Drapes i WHFK IAI i -t" VP! C.tsa'e T'ha''i on nr tv'orf -f ff Jfd ard tv-p-V. of ti in la Inula Rt- Up CoVr 3 GARAGES f-i Jfti G'tr S.rifQ hy Mrs lirefr to c'iuer. Oianr.a AtT-ook, Dr'rou Mis Off ei Raymond Ws'rr r-ron Cftr all of Si.i il'e; and graiirti R- nair.a art at the chart! of Pfiiua-O A.

I Slipcovers. Drapes i Wii tn order 'n 11BATIONS Vw rVi-s' HICH SCHOOL DIPLOMA BIDS ASPHALT PAVING TT.e Count' Commi-irtT'. mil fc'rci br.i At oltu-f. Court It-'uvf. un- Pu Mrs W'l-42 S-oj Ai Sii4 'on-oaie H'tn -v-nioi at nnmt pa-a tir Ni e'asss Pocka nshed Pre ANfFH If A PCHOOl T-ePt A i-a atasheH'r rnn JA beauty" zuTture wan.i, Mn Cliarloitf A hereitil en Mr Vnea-lJ on Ore, rrtrv Mm- t-rd.

arrvh-ra tw heir it 2 c.o Bro Miru'f i rondui led Pit'wr M'l li Vm, The 8i: ti'ir Luml-ft 7 Trel Tramrorf iIiob tAS ANOCfS-lMHI MT t''l 1 tf m-fCW) Pill) 8'-re. 9 Reptirinc and Cleaninc I NAT SR PATR Atl K'VH rr! 0 I H'r-r (irATlNO Cl 'vp't pvn rra nina T-afla a mo.i anH esa (I es cU- Smi1 com Toi.oa ii: C.f Xl-. Fjirpnsen- trtrm Leonard I rr rerr. N.i.en iSurc i ti P.irnli flest l-ft tn Tost -nM em equipped Prh--ol K'sHVtiif antnoi scai. -h A A-9H4 'r I 77 1 L1 4 1.

I i 1 T- --J-- 'if" 11 I 1 i kwvWTie'''! iT-. J' 1 hh -y I BUSINESS CUIDE nrj leonard Strvens. Biuk More. Mr rv.Bier. Rerirrorrt nl Hu(ion In'erm'ni irivon Pe'tL-0-n A Wood.

i)2 HAKRI0 -Mr Ar.th Learn Beauty Culture nrt AtiWt Vlnr-ern Mel-' I Trurki: TiAi-ior. Wnik. Machine The nth i t.erehi rrscrifd reec r.v tv-A or b. DAVI11SON COVNTY rt'RCHASINU COMMISSION Seoreiarv Bunnell Service Ottered 1 Flertrifjl Reaaume Aonlianccs RcDaircd Partory ear-errnrei se-vlre n-en repair a. I ake" of rartlo CoM Bp.i' NKII-VA B'S PKAtTY COtXEC.1l 'e Knott We ln Cesrnetolor lis HIH 'd Ith ftvierr.

teetronlci ecrllte4l 'efr-cera'ors Ken-ni-e -her and Til. FVISIOM t-aiiuni Plavement servka DIKSF1 HFAVY fwl 1PMFNT Men beir.i in ih: area Ve-eran approved 1-4413 TR AI. TFCHNICA1, hort a'y Covtraea Lew TTji'ton tsr 1.1 vfr. Krid noon Vst 19 her home 17! ith va i -t one (Uuf-iter M- M' Pelt of vhlnton on ChA-le" trrson this n'. lo srnd.

hiidren Aimed Moti-dv fti nonn 3 20 o'tlo. '-1 ere ciyr-lff'ii In Mie nernt home cf Phillip Rnhinnn eo-rpny here be rorriuiMed Tuevaij morn-inn 11 or lock by Rev riilun Tremh Frlenrt will nerve PilUie-en. Inierment Pprlni Hill lemeie-t PhMlip RoMnion com-Panv dirertnri! nt lOMPTliMk-TTR BOMOI Prea ayment -antes n-ll iar-anlee 1 7S11 11 Ti-FIiI'l A CO "appliance repairs Rursf Rpfnit ali: I nr1 Air MODFRN APPLIANCES Oak Ridge Group Carries 'Victims' Down From City Buildings By NELLIE KENYON A Ao-hour rjvil rescue demonstration in the center of riowntnwn Nasn-vi', yesterday was so realistic that passers-by thought they were Witnessing a real fire. The demonstration was put on by a highly trained volunteer team from Oak Ridge, made up of mothers, housewives, business nd professional women. Scenes of the wif of thrilling rnoments was at the Ninth avenue, North, side of the Jonas building on Commerce street.

Going into action, the team startled onlooker many of them civil defense workers here for a meeting as members climbed up and down ladders boisted on the outside of the brick building. They rlmihed to the first, second, third and fourth stories, rescued 'victims'1 by intricate methods nd brought them to safetv from the flames'' in the mock fire. In some cases the victims were carried tn safety by the slighth-hmlt mothers and housewives. In others they were maneuvered down ladders to the street and Kafety. Clad in Overalls Clad in dark blue coveralls a.

part of their uniforms these attractive volunteers wore (steel helmets over their heads for protection. The Nashville police and fire officials were on hand to assist in blocking off the streets in the area vised. Chief Art Greene, head of the volunteer auxiliary rescue and fire crvice for Nashville and Havid-son county, was theie to help in getting up equipment for the demonstrations. With him was a squad cf eight, from the group. It was part of an all-day civil defense workshop staged in Nashville under auspices of the state civil defense women's auxiliary, of which Mrs.

Oscar Noel Sr. of Nashville is chairman. She presided at the lecture DO IT NOW! ADD-A-ROOM 10x10 for ADD-A-R00F Average Home, $290 ADD A RATIO 20x15 for S290 NnthirR Down, 10 rsts tn Pay City Construction Co. Licensed General Cortiactotl Dv or N-R'it in he tor huh pv n-P "-tiii-ael mechan.ia. own'on traiiors.

bulUtojers. crtnea and marine Diesel eninr parl men and mint o'her mtis in Ihis 'apid It expandina mduatrr It nie.hanu ally minded and ani 1mrraed earnlnis you ne 11 -o vouiselt (o tind out nhrther or nul you ran quality For tree withnn! nhliva'inn rl'e a isse l(i Ch.ir'-h Pt a-S'-k-h's and svmdass rRArtOt! TR.A1MNC. KFKVICE. BOX U-241H. Hanner-Tennessean EMPLOYMENT 14 Help Wanted femit Young TF.I FVIPION TRAIN ISO Ar INCOMF Nullum else Ills Learn ai nnnie.

RFFItlCiHtATOPS ttensiied. any -eake or runnine hut freerin. repaired $IA Near units Installed It I -ft Com-pie'a ih nairanty hour sers-Ire (rus-anteed KKFHltOltATOH SMiVICK CO 4 1411 SMI1HSON Monrtir eve- Mt 23. in Prinreion. J.

Pnilrhvpn. nm 38 yens hv mle, Mn Krnre Waid Siiiithinri of Nashville, mother. Mis -A Sfnithaon of Franklin, a 1 r. Mrs. iJilea Vauslinn ol FrrtP.ktln brothers Oeta.d and Hnard Smltha--n ol Franklin Cnmple'e.

arranpemeTiiA tn he announced laier vhrouch Warren Funeial TJire-tois, fpaie t. me -then art Employment P-rvue Part time earn nas pos-aible while tralnlns Val-iable op-pnriuiutv piibh-al ion FRPF. Wme DeVry Tei Boi (3 :4112. Banner- TennrMran it f-t Block, Concrete Stone Work All Kinds Retaining alls. l)ueas.

patios. huM-int'ii's CASH or eaw terms la m'-nilis Work tuarameed. Rll'PKY. T-ifU i Cemeterv-Monumen Washing Machine Service Bend-y Crnsley slnre All, FAMOt'S N.AMF WAS'-IFHS Air cond-t loners insiilled tft up a- ffrvicf co iVflra a air tnahts a lMtn WOODLAWN-Fountain View D. 6 lot.

87-10111 SlIKI.INCr suddenlv Mnnda morn Staff photo r-y J.n-k Coin Mri. Emma Jean Richardson of Nashville, tied to an army stretcher, is being rescued in practice civil defense demonstrations hy Mrs. Ruby Patty of Oak Ridge, Tenn. Ins. May 23.

19i5. Walter Turnhull SUrlina. Husband of Mra. Gladys Lett Found Women For Full Time REMODEL A TO PrtFP r.RTtM A ITI atucmc rriMCT rr Wirind RcDciirine am covnmoNrtits instattftit Tfliis. I.lshia Ranres uii'ailrd Free e--ria'es Pay nr ---r-it 4 -6020 11 1 wt nFiiittr srn vir LARGE ROCK BASKET Misvng from Rate entrant P.

i 5 u.n.i -3M Ten 15lh Ay. -Al Stirlliil. brother ot William Rtirllne. Mrs William Ferauson and Mrs. Mary Thomson, all of Services 2 30 Tues-riav.

May 14 19SS. by Reader Dempse. Pallhearera- 8 l.ltton. Monro- Carell, William Fprmison. Wilson.

William Newson and T. Mrlntiirff. In-lermrnt Ml. Olivel Cemetery Ar-rai'sements bv Cosmopolitan Funeral Horn' rircitriE ridce -t'-n miwu Air Conditioners ta im AonTance er Ire James B. Smithson Heart Attack Victim Out oi Town Deaths Road are.

Block, Stone TELEPHONE JOBS wirlTie NA51IV1I l-K Sr KYI! F. 11) a IMI dnvs t-fKI nluhis WARHlNfl" ACH1NFS RKPAIRfcU Hoy s'-d trsr-e JIM COtlHUFY $25 REWARD Call 8-3407 Concrete Work Pl'ILT PFPAIHVID Retalnlnir walla, foundnii-iis Work iiiaranleed niPPKY TKMPI.K Monday afternoon. May 1 11 5 fS ai a loral tnfirmary, Mra Annie Chtinn Temple. Survived hy ri.inghler. M'S Kilzaheih Temple LEBANON' Mrs.

Ton Taylor Parrish, S3, mothpr of Herman Parrish and sistpr of Mia. R. L. James B. Sn-ithson, MR.

of 81.1 N. Second died of a heart attack vesterdav afternoon wliile REWARD 11 Moving, Storasie, Haulim Local and Catver raiidda uiilitei I lifl ENVFTiOPF Addressed Trttsrhlera; 1 IK I In at a dauctitpr's homo ill -muni after a vrstrrdav Hnpkinsville. Tlie hotly is heinc taken to War-ten funeral home, Kranklin, Term. F.iiaiielh Teasley and Jean Frames Teasloy. bp-ther.

Fd Chimn of Tenn Remains are at the chapel nt Kratev-Wrlsh rnmpanr. 2407 West Fnd ave iCtmiplete funeral ar-ranaemenN Bracey-Welsh romnanv. lnr Oreen Florist. yirinlty Melrose Center. Return addiess Fuby Call Ken Rnss, 6-4161.

DOG Misslnr from 228 McC.avoik. Iionclson. blark female Corker tray around mouth, name "Andy." lirense, 1H941. Iteaird, Call Dtm- Thff rescue domonstrations high-lbtipf lllnpss. lighted the day's activitirs.

SAVE I RENT A TRUCK and MOVE YOURSELF 1VAI OR tONil niTANCTI AM MOVINC1 PQttlPMITNT AVATI.ABI I U-Drive It Long Distance Arrangements were incomplete last Septic Tanks Outdoor toilets cleaned Overflows repaired and installed Free Estimates Phone 23-405? "Water Wells Uuntrtpal Industrial Home wei drilled tested any depth, aire place Midern fiicinry enulpment. ANDERSON DRILLING CO 1 13 ft nr 4-nii4 PORTLAND, Tenn. Mrs. Mas rhprp wore three separate dem onstrations, and there would have pi Esther Gant, Rl, mother elson 4D-J. Out-of-Town Deaths Robert Cant of Nashville, dicdj Smithson had been a travel-of a heart attack at a daughter's jnr salesman for the Tafel Stirpi- Lebanon, Tenn.

home here yesterday. jrai Supply company of Nashville PARRISH Monday mornlni. May 33. 511 BroaHwav 42-1871 10 vcar.s. Formerly moL-i-vrni- n-' 'for Pas'- Tenn.

luuoi. vit'Ui ii im. i-iiiu1! Vio karl ttnf lahnrnlni tispVini. Operators Apply 215 Church St. Gentry.

68, mired ticket agent andcian for Df 0wPn Brvani. SCOOTER, REWARD All Stale, new. left road aide Iji-Vemne, RecUon. DOO Mala rocker apanlel. brown and while Vicinity Hermosa and Slat T'hursdny Answers to name "Sandy." Rewri1.4-79:t.

PtlAKFE'r'liartreuse and yellow Named Highway 100. J0 rew ard -354 2 CATTLE St raved W'hlla Fact ear-tie Sunday. May 15. Tlclnlty Hermit ate 5-3fl4f TRUCKS FOR RENT Panels Pickuns Moving Vans Dumps Tractors Operated ny uATTnrwsi nuivE-tm-sELP sruvirr tNC rainer oi vv nnam ueniry in Old Hickory, died of a heart attack at his home here yesterday. He was a member of the medical unit from Vandei'bilt university which served overseas in World Vieen a fourth, but something went wrons: with the equipment which rsas to have been used for a life line exhibit and it was called off.

That was the only mishap. The first demonstration was the rescuing of Mrs. Jean Johnson, a mrmhpr of the Oak Ridpe team and mother of an 8-year-old boy. from the htiildinfr. The victim "fainted" when half way down the ladder as part nf the demonstration.

She was picked up and literally carried the rest of the way by an attractive 120 pound woman and mother of four children. ADD-A-ROOM DEN OR GARAGE Terms-2-1206 "BLOCK7 STONE" CONCRFTF WORK, all kinds Ouaranleed a.tt lsfacl Inn. dirt, haul Inf. Drivewavs built or re-surfaced 20 years experl-me A A. NM'IKIl 3-41711 Ml Uct emore -5l8 (Old (1th Aeenue Nnrth Many good fULL TIME obn ar now MURFREESBORO Fisher-War IT.

Bogle, 67, father of H.i Mr. Smithson was born in Wil-Bogle of Nashvile, died in Ruther- linmson county. He was a mem-ford hospital here yesterday after brr of Franklin Methodist church, a long illness. He married Mis? Fiances Ward rvvii Femsle Itnsion terrier, atra-ed open at the Telephone Company, 19o5. at 6 15 o'clock, the home o( her daiiKhtrr, Mra.

Will Oraves, of Mi. Juliet. Mrs Cora Taylor f-arrihh. ase 1 years. Survived hv lour urns, Huraca of Madison.

Herman Parrish, of Nashville. Herschal ot Ml. Julm, Biissell Par-ruh of Mi Juliet; three dauahlera, Mrs Will H. Oraves. and Mrs.

Ruins Oritfin. both nt Mrs. Turn Morse, of Lebanon. frandi hildrrn. ID sreal -granrirhil-riren; Inn sisters.

Mrs. K. 1- Withers, it Nashville, and Mra. Joe Parrish ol Ml, Juliet. Pemaltu are at.

the LlBon-BolJii At Hooper K11-neral Home, where funeral services will be rood net i-d. Tuesday afternoon. Miv 24, la.iS, at 2 31) a'rlock. bv Dr sualer, assisted bj Urn H. W.

Crook. Grandsons will serve as pallbearers. Interment In Lebanon Llgon-Boho Ai Hooper, Lebanon, In charge Haulinq Moving from Rva-Mor wihdivislon. Re notwithstanding tha exuting tele Any place, any time, d-sron 4't-n3in phone itnke. Telephone work It ward.

Donelson 128-M. BILLI-'OLO Ladles" blurki fjth Ave Sat. AM. lost, en Heward, jof Nashville Nov. 8.

19-16, Thev bad Tenn. WINCHESTER 12 Painting and Papering Interesting and Important. fi.i, wife VENETIAN BLINDS DOO Chow puppy. 5-month. Friday Mrs.

Emma Jean Richardson ofjLuther Grammer, died at her Nashville was the victim rescued, home hern vesterdav after a lone Septic Tanks Cleaned Renaireo New Paint. Rolled Owvnn Dr. 'Sandy. Kewaia 28-1020 You lecetve joocl itartini pay rns iuois are his mother, Mrs. S.

A. Smithson: a sister, Mrs. fliles Vaughan; and two brothers, Gerald and Howard In another demonstration illness. on with Ituhher Coatlne Mflcnme Factory trained eiperlrnced em-plnyea All nrk auarsnteed New tiaining with pay and regularly scheduled increases, paid va- PARAKEET Chartreuse, name "Pretty tiaby," vicinity Clover Hill Subdivision Reward. Don, I278-M.

Cleaned, repaired, overflows built, repaired, outdoor toilets rleaned lowest prices. Fiee e-tlmales. Call S-KI07 day or nleht WOODBURY. Tenn. Smithson, all of Franklin.

SPURLOCK CARTER DOO Mack rocker male, while apot rahoni, liberal pension banafiti III Memorial BRICK BLOCK STONE- Phone 4-1'in4 lmo trd Aye No on rheal, taceed. Reward. VSiM Thrsa are FULL TIME iobi. with Grand Holt. 74, retired farmer andl i one-time Cannon county deputy! James Herbert Greer sheriff, died In Good Samaritan! Funeral services for James Her-hospital here yesterday after a GrPPr 72 of th(1 OM nivpr Lashed to an army cot, and 1he cot securely fastened to the.

ladder bv ropp, she wasi eased down near the outer walls of the building. Mrs, Richardson works here at dtate civil defense headquarters. The Participants Participating in the demonstra CAT Siamese, strayed from 230, Concrets work Retaining Walls, AHA In memory if our dear mother, Mrs. Bcna Alia, who paused away one year aeo today, May pleasant working condition! and Porches- Patios Foundalions 2-1206 block Weat End: reward. 7-U7M KKYS Friday morning between Vh and 7th, uptown.

Terms. esiellent opportumtiea for tha fu unci umess. Venetian Blinds 5-YEAR GUARANTEE TfNN SHADE ft DRAINBOAP.O CO '08 8lh Ave. S. Phont 6-S327 be held at 2 p.m.

to-rrttus-Owon and Wood morrow at. of pearli. Liberal f-riTTURIA Tonn Mi.l.- PKARIA-Strlnr reward. 6 2203 tion were A. F.

den, the tcam-ino- Sr 41 'f ASPHALT PAVING DRIVEWAYS A A PAVING R-lftfil fu neral home. 4506 Charlotte ave. Morris ('. O'Neal will officiate. C.

E. Engel, assist-Li. director, and tura. Apply In person only Southern Bell Pensnali usi. 1 1 1 intuit; rii'i(M- Hiu-l il A precious one is from us aona A voice we lnvd is rti.led.

A place is vacant, in our horn Which can never be filled Some may think you are forgotten. Tho-jch on earlh you are no more But in nirniorv vou are with tia Aa you always were helnie The nauchlers ant ro-ordinator of civil defense! brief iilness. I Burial will be in Hudson ceme-tery, Old Charlotte pike. The body t. Oak Ridge and training officer for the atomic energy commission, SELMER.

Tenn. T. ls at the funeral home PAINTING A SPECIALTY No toh loo small or too lame. Pea-innahle nrl'-es Kree estimates. CllMONS WILLIAMS 6-2019-3-118') Piano 16 Easy Lessons SUMMER RATES AVAILABLE NOW Popular Music Teen-Age rs Adults The Nashville Tennessean TREE SURGERY Toppin.

aprayinif, removina Modern equipment bonded. 1n- sm-eH 4-fH 4.1 ,1. 44 -7 274 Asbestos Shingles $500 AVERAGE HOME, 6-5954 fjOBSCKlPTlON RATf-S BV CARRIER Telephone Telegraph Co. Mornlne and Rnndftvs ner week 4S and members of the team: EunicejMeeks, 91, retired farmer, died at Arnold, a Cold Star mother who daughter's home here yesterday lost a son in World War II; a long illness. Noritake, Ruhye Tatty, Helen! Freeman.

Bevelee Hackworth, HUNTLAND, Tenn. Mrs. Pol-Jean Johnson, Wanda Hall, P5, died at. her home here Goldon Hargraves, Lula MacKen-jyesterday after a long linen. Sperial prices for children 10-12 215 Church St.

NUihville, Tenn. ADDITIONS Fie, Laura Brooks, Amelia. Riillins CAROLYN ALLEN 6-449j 7-0761 bTood donors AH B'nod Typel Needed DONOR FFE PAID THf Bt)On RANK FOUNDATION 1013 Broadway Phone 4-3SM BHODKSi In memory of Mr W. J. Brooks who passed away May 24.

"Sinre his smile Is unne forever. His hand we cannot touch. Thank" Clod for the precious memories Of h-i-hand loved so much. WIKK. Mrs Vallie Brooks hTuh- In loving memory of Clahe Welrh who passed away one year aeo today.

May 24, Sunshme pa-ses, shadows fall. Love remenihranre ouliast all Rarilv mis-ed hy wile, children Iflo Jfte and JHe, MANNING WALLPAPER CO. 100 No lat Rt I NTE IORDECOR AT I NC Palnllni: Sleaminti. Plaster I'atchln. Pper Cleaulnir Wall Wii'liltiK Kxperl.

wnrk rol.UFIIt A- RKDHH PFIfORA I'IRB Ida Marlowe, Sadie Mae Smith and Louisa Fry. ROOMB FIN ft OARAGES Ar KIDINfl TTPA1B ARNtU.I) 3-4431 DITCH DIGGING All klndi Eoottnci aewera. aepnr tanks, laterals liralnase. BAPS EXCAVATINfi CO. niirhts William S.

Bealy Dies; III 3 Years Mornmt only one week Soc Mnrninir only delivered hy a-ithorlied automobile delivery one week jSo By mall within tradlisa radlui of Na-hvllle Mornlna only one year no Mornlns only sir months 5 00 Morning only three mnnthi 1 5 Morning and S-inday one year JlfiSn Morning and Sunday lx mon-hi I 00 Mornlni? and Sunday 3 months I 4 45 Mali s-ihsorlntlons not accented from "own served hy carrier saleamen Subsrrihem rerelvlna THK rKN'NKSSUN iy carrier dellyery not dealrlng to nay hy the weer may remit tn advance dliecl 'n niF. TEWESKf.AN for 2 or aiore weeki ntf TKNES8F.AN will not he responsible for advance nay-nen-s made to carriers Subscribers will confer a favor If they will notify the Circulation department of any failure or Ir-ecilarlty In the delivery of the oaner TFLEPHONF.S All Depart--rsri'i S-1231 Midnight to a Cite Oe.lt. S-17oa Circulation S-3M0 Kla-a nsk a-117S Snoraa Deol a-17a Belmont Nursery Fenced nlavzrnnnd. 24 hours H-S007 BEAUTICIAN HAIR STYLIST MANICURIST Services Today For W. Stirling Colored Death Notice Papering, Painting Slesmlne.

Kst (males free Rcasonahle Itcihihle. James Harwell. D-Btill PAPER HANGING Samples shnin I'rimpi serylra. CAI.I, MURPIIHFF, 8-2163 William Stewart Beaty, 64, died Children Kept Excellent care. Madison 44-7-37 TREE SURGERY TnPnlny.

remnvtnir, upravtnR f.AWN PFRV1CK eoulnment hnnded WFHKlKit 5-nri1. a result of a lunc condition BKNNKTT Sunday momliiR. Mav 22. 1935 at hLs residence, 304 Eighteenth ave. N.

Mr. Charles Rennet! a loval Deacon Sunday night at the home of lack Mil Nursery RECEPTIONIST Funeral services for Walter T.i daughter, Mrs. Forbes Allen, A A A A A Hill Bit Harpeih unneri Wayerly 97-1451 PAPER CLEANING Banert wore CAMPPFI.I, -t47ft nHJf emus-it m- HOUSE MOVING Foundations, teneral home repair. FHA loans F.AR1. B1-1ACKLETT.

offif-a homa 4-OAfll Stirling-, 60, of 1.119 Sweetbiiar 100(-B Caldwell lane, will be today at 2:30 p.m. at Cos- Requiem high mas.s will be sung rnopolitan funeral home, 2505 West at 30 a nl- tomorrow at Christ the Snyder Nursing Home Pcrrtiiincnt opening, excellent working conditions. Apply in 14 Hour Niirsln llrenaed. 1-0o4H King Catholic church. Burial will End ave.

sons. Messrs unaries .11 nuiu and I.eon Itennetl. 8isier, Mra. Mary rirr, Elizabeth, N. Niece.

Mrs Rosa Orr. New nephe. Mr Hnwurd Rennet erandson. Leon Ilennel I. Jr California, other relatives and friends.

Thfl remains will he at the Mf- person, employment oft ice. 206 Vz 5th No. I.EE NURSING HOME 24 Hour nurslnr Inspection InyRed Mcensed, 7-llfiH, 91!) lHth Ave Wallpaper Cleaning Prices reasonahla Area 42-3159 Vf IPFRrLKA NINO Walls, woodwor a hed floors wa-hed wased Kern tmilnc BfTNNK PT 5-JOM. be in Woodlawn cemetery. The body is at.

Cosmopolitan funeral home, 2505 West End ave. REMODELING Home building, rnniniernal construction lo please jtnu UOJ Foi real a ve i oi ASP A LT" A 1 Newtpapf Printing Corporation AGENT NASHVILLE BANNER Evening THE NASHVILLE TENNESSEAN Morning-Sunday imorm I AMI fHANSIFNT ILASSHIFD AIIVIBTISISG ItATFS CHILDREN Will care for pre-srhool ace, in my home, for wnrklni par- Ray Dempsey will officiate and burial will be in Mount Olivet cemetery. The body is at the funeral home. Mr. Stirling died at h's desk at the YMCA of a heart attack early I-AIN'nrlO Ninrv Hill TJ.

Twelfth ave this Tuesday; evenliie al 4 V. I-uncral; 1 rot d'H hv en's, davs. Franklin Road section Call 1 117 Inside and out Free e-tlmate Mr. Beaty, a life-long resident of Davidson county, had been in ill health for the fast three years. He was the son of Hugh L.

and EXPERIENCED SHIRT UNIT OPERATORS HOI? RAOOFTr-u4J mo'lern country tlie pastor. Elder Richard Oaaovi BABIES-BoaHed Free ttma'e Rhona I-6U3 CLAYTON RA VINtI CO rtPTi a h'ci a rn (Ralea Bflnw AddIv tn All Classified home, l.lsc.cjisefl. Plav enulpment Recistcred nurse 5 jane j-teaty. Hraty was a Advertislna orirlnalini within a 100-mlle radius of the City of Nashville. I elertl'K ian.

He was mariierl in 5-day work week, paid vacation, picnic, Christmas baskets, free coffee, ice tea and other bene and Elder Timotnv Strut ton. rive mmuie remarks hv other driers Floral bearera from 'he Mothers-Board Act snd honirarr fiorn '-e Ic3-nn Bo-ird Ir.lermenl Mount Ararat director. wn.I, PAT CASH FOR lir.m Kar.it Urs IM5TFIN fr CO 17 Church Dally ad are nunllsned tirsil in THE NAWVILLE VENNF.SSE AN andi will he ouhllshed aaln on 'he wrii day 'n TTIrj VASHVILLE BANNER PAIN'I INfInstrie or nut. Cash of monthly payments Free est.lmat-ei cittppa itnos J-3R2S At NTI NO A PAT FR IM Work guaranteed 2i yars exnerl-etire rail evenlntrs 3-f)MI PAIN'I'INO Wotk- done riitht pcasonahle ANsDRHRTiV. -20t2 H-2A20 fits.

Pleasant and comfortable working conditions. Apply in Goyernnr Toilets done for 110 and lis. each .1 11 SMAMOWENS 2401 Rirch Hf VH; -tei71 DOZFii WfpRK ORAniNii Basement Worn Parm Ponds-rtiia IloKctnii Iarae and CA P. PBNTtif Add I tior-a. remodelfiu.

at'lcs finished dens. (rarni-M. repair work Free estln.aies FHA terms FR A 5-11401 PuMlcation In the Funaay AS't vILLa rENNESSEAN Is counted ai nn day kffp pap.y on smali, rim tn my home- rare Hilla-horo set-lion. 7-m4l-R. Special Nottcet Painting, Papering yesterday morning.

He was a Might clerk there, Born in Scotland. Mr. Stirling came to Nashville in 1914. For 30 years he was chief clerk of the accounting department of the railway, retiring about 10 years ago. He has been night clerk at the YMCA for the past three years.

In 1917, he married the former Eladys Wilson of Nashville, who nurvives. He was a member of the First Church of Christ Scientists. Survivors include a brother, William Stirling, and two sisters, Mrs. person only HAPPY DAY LAUNDRY -CLEANERS 17th State Street RHerle, "17-5400 erlMir OI.I, INS Monday morninu at a lor-nl infirmary Mrs Kl'nse Collins Survived hy husband. Will Ed CoJin'- mother and father, Mr.

and Mr. Ororce .1 Wright brothers. Joseph and Frank Wrlaht of Detroit. two aiaters-in-Iaw. three i.leces-.

three nephews other and friends Complete, funeral arrangements will be an-rmumed la'rr Patlon Urns In iharfte 1 Day Sunday 50c Line 1 Dav Daily 50c Line 4 Days Line 7 Da sag 28o Line Dully Ratei Quoted Include Insertion 'is Both THE NASHVTLLE TENNK-SEAN. Mornin and THE MASHVTLLE BANNER teenlne Minimum Charce. 2 Line. V.m to the former Miss Clara Gray, who survives. Mr.

Beaty wan a rommuniranl of Ohriet the King Catholic Other survivors inrlude a son, William S. Beaty of Santa Monica. two other daughters, Mrs. Ed Phee of Phoenix. and Mrs, O.

W. Thomas of Miami, three fister.a, Mrs. J. Madden of Memphis; Mrs. Pearl Abbott, of Davenport, Iowa, and Mrs.

C. H. Abernathy of two brothers, C. M. and Chester Beaty, both of Nashville, and seven prandehildrrn.

UPHOLSTERING PRICEa TOU CAN AFFORD Pefintshinjr (iuaranteed n-idset Terms COOl'HifS, -41T6 PMNT1MO cirirHnted M-ri3)3 PAl'KPINO shoy Free Dozers Land Clearing wnjfiN'B onAnca co 42-42'iA nr ft-AV Free Ceramic Classes Water Wells ft t. KTIAA 42-0729 WELLS DRILLED" CAIN-SLOAN CO. BOOKKEEPER Ueneral office work and cashier. 5 day week. Piea.se do not apply unless experienced in complete douole-entry hookkeepinff and can furnish references.

Phone 8 to in A M. only. Ed Jones. 6-7361 tor appolntmejt. PAPERHANCINC "nr roort.

not cheap vork. rail fl 0212 II room atid uo. free estimates Rob- er'fnn A I I I si 1 1 1 i I ovrm-Sunday morning, fay 22 iFyery Wednesday mornlr.f 9 to 12 Craftsman Supply Co. Trnn, Rurvlvcfj iv risijhtrr Mr-f 127 fifh t. fl -0ft 7 nrti-aa PrHin' nintVtr Mm i William Ferguson, and Mrs.

Mary Thomson, all of Nashville. A'ork eimran'eecj Call 6-9M8 ilZrTVnil LEARN TO DRIVE N'APIEIt At NOI.KN Acme Drivers Training rrtiiir Pitrwrr. Cirvplan'1, Mi Kaiini T-'nsttrr TAirnit ftrh Fya Ayerara s-letterr Worda tt tha Una Sunday J1.00 Minimum Charge, 2 Lines Daily J1.00 The a loye rataa apply to eonseeutlye T'ertiom only Ruh: to classify and Index ada araordlnf tn rules toyarn-in ijaaen Tta Banner and The lenrisan alsi 'ssrvs 'he eieht ro reylse or re-ect at notion any advertisement v-hlch Is deemed either in oiatier or h-aseoloey By Numher add-esa requlrea 4 srnrds Notice nf tTOearapht'al errors must hi In tlma for eorrection befura the second insertion Office Houra: Monday througn PA INTt N' i A' PAPBRINCI S-eaTlne Plas'ertn" 40 Vears perlence Ii SPRFD. t-fWJ A n. m.U ON.

IflM Zophl 8-5198 "FLOOR FINISHING I. Ire rie H. 2 4Hta RockBlockT rick" Cement masonr oo rnAi tit a v.rT General Penalr Work. Prea Call 5 Nunnftliv Mr John rs II v. Ok IfthorpR hr In Dr.

Bethune Buried On College Grounds Asphalt Driveways William Edward Adcock Funeral services for William Edward Adcock. of S3 he held at 2. 30 fm, today at the home. The r.rv. R.

B. Rawl will officiate. Burial will he in Spring Hill cemetc. The body is at. the home.

i 1 i 'if nirv.ei a p- 1 1 r-s REAL ESTATE OFFICE wants, lady receptionct with shorthand, typing and some bookkeeping e(-e i e. Coed working conditions w.th a well established firm. Call MR DEAN tor appointment. 6-8 1 43. PAPPRIN'C) Ramnles fhnwn II room pa'-hlni No walt- in call Mccormick -') Vnfr nrahsnri.

'pnr) Th 1 ami rUShCG bTOrif hill UirT will receive friends this JOHNSON As JOHNSON 1 cvet ina from I) until -t rn at EDUCATIONAL Curtains Laundered t'-c Onrdr-er Funeral home Ijll Furcrril services i'l he PAYTOXA BEACH. Fla. INS -Prominent whites and Necrors table llrena FtFTMODLLl.Nii And compli-te home rena'r serylce I.lccoaed eon-factor A Veach 70 Adeork died of a heart at- held Wednesday at 1 om from Orrandies A ar'-la'ty the Gordons s.temorial churrh. ITisi draperies, Ma'-keM 13 Initruction School AIRLINES" NEED jnmea yesiPiaay in paying inum 't arK ariOUt 1:10 p.m recp ad 11 PI Cherry Sunday at hi; 11 rlaaV- a m. 10 0 p.m.; caiuraay, 18 a.m.

to 12 noon; Sunday, 4 p.m nssror rne rev. s-mith and Iev P. Oord'm of Ik in ins; Interment Oreen srood. Gardner fur, era! ritreenr. UPHOLSTERING' 10 ur, Mary Mcueon ttetnune as 'home, funeral serviee.a for the Negro1 Born in Nashville, Mr Adenc ,0 7 fnuurlnlion.

42-ri77S eed 'fen sod women, la tn 3D, married or simile hlt'n school craduates. In prfpiire for pa.d posi'io'is Public Hostesses, Com CARPeVJTKY-Paintloa, rr.oflnr Ja'kine up F.stima'ea frc -p i s-Vr 1 1 roof'np H-0713. hUMC Phone 5-1Z2I. b4UI Experienced Garment Factory SINGLE NEEDLE MACHINE OPERATORS Ret'ilar worn AppIt HARTLEY GARMENT CO. llll Church Street Pree If Os TAY MOV A- TWII.I.f.Y May 22 MOOHK -Sunday a' a Perrv hushard.

M' a '1 fa'hrr. Mr ca) inlirrnarv, Mr' fiurvlved ny Varni'e Moore Ml" Pf-r'V yor.d P'rrv rr -others John Heath Entices UPHOLSTERING Re'lntshlne Quality wo-kma-shlo Pudeet irrn! 1V'f, mon" itinn Peterva'lons Radio Onernt.or-i Btt)on Aitcnts, fio'-d truvel, se. Prel'mmer? truin'n rred tu.t yl'ii p-e-rnt iKC.lpa-l-r. THIS TPAISIVO IB FCIR. Mt'i uvnr" t.cmA's'CK of KOAPn or ufprf- KPNTAHVER KltOM IS MA.JOP CARf'KN I KR --W Nr.

in'. Kyi small o- too ctiirn'r, CAM. MRB KK'Vr. i-m Cus'om p.u::t A-y et'ye edurator were held on the here all his life. Ho was em-j of the, campus he founded 51 ploved as a truck driver bv Super aeo.

Motor Freicht line. Among the persons listed as spe- was married 13 years tnj rial guests were Dr. Ralph Bnnche, 1 be former Miss flladys 1 ,0111.10 Rep. James Rocvelt Kinlrv, who survi es Mr Adror-fci former Florida sena.lnr Claude i was a member of the Pepper and RoRer Bab-i hurrh. He was also a member of on.

jthe Teamsters union The Euloey for Dr. Other survivors in'il'id two! SECRETARY per'v an 3, Pa-r a -f HI AIT At. Trr.n s-epda iirh- re.H..re. trir.n.Ts Sinnsy evep.i:'.?. i To assist Oua't'y aerr-'ces Pude-r te-ms tr Rot Moore T'e-msNo -2-1 ion manaaer.

Shorthand not Must he excellent, and needed KASttVn.I.PI ROM CHMRM SKRV1CE! Bra's. Mr NT a 1 line. mA r-i i.i- r-s Moore- 'a M-- 'lied Te'cvirlon DEBTS -I am not for KemOCJe I I 2 KCDrjirin? wora r.iust. nae nue o.aue hf irT on 'har e.l I sne 22 I'd. i fl.r.d of fti' rilr.

Miarn Stew p-rv. fhree turee a 1200 per month. rr-ae 1-4717 Mav ltt: a i ni Chi is'e-s-in-lBy: rr.yc:f Frar.lc Humr-ers 1-34 (Varv Rests, 'r cf Mrs Mrs Ed phee. na M-s ca jr fSan'a Mr to adsanca In re-Box Banner- pers-- naiity. Opportunity Tennessean.

rn No P.Ftf.'T "AN'DKPS he at 1 40 friend' si pro AND fiAVF Mon'rromery Ward S'h f'n t)-V. Tuesday. M.y, Traxcavator t. ic a v.ho founded Bethune-Cookman -dauchters, Chiistine and Erne-tine college at Daytona Beach in three sons, Charles, Mor-was delivered by Dr. Howard i ris and Jerry Adcock; thn-e sis-Thurman.

dean of the Daniel L.jter., Mrs, Ada Duncan, Mrs Edna Marsh chapel at Boston univer-il'ayne, all of Nashville, and Mrs nity. Ixi.iise Smith of Oakland. Calif. Wedn'raday at the' Mt A-ara' Ban-1 D''P TRCCKS FTU. DIPT CTNDF lift 4-! Memphis Mrs ier Ma CASHIER ravnrnrt I-jua by Rev Sparke.

Iie West "ALTERATIONS' N(i. rtes-er rd- 2-57al' D'llyered hui-t. Ha-ilim any a'r-d Worn ruars.n'eed. AWN FIIAPPFNFD Oreen: Factory Meil-od i 404 Neyada A-e and f. B'J'v ai: n' 7 P.euuif rr h.eii rr a Wcdncdav.

r'hris'. The K'e. tn training Q'lail'y nor Ve'erac Phone a-4t2l o- sm. Cei.tral Inst 411 "'rd Na'l HW Pi NT-8J "COMPTOMETER OPERATORS yes The omn'onie'er Operator fte'd Is 111 wide open Are rails fnr operators faser than we can tram them-and the pros- per'r for this summer amare us! Fr.ro'l row ard heat 'Via heavy i As' for MI: ANHnt-ON I ti l-t Maoaaer THE COMPTOMETER SCHOOL I I'ru't Iri" aod pa -e. 'ed In cemeiery p.rvant irose rut tiers funeral home Tenn and Win O.in'er Moriholrs; I '12') Ladirs wear S'.

Bertion To operate NCR Bookseeplni Machine Experience preferred hut not, necessary. Age 25-40 Must have pleasing personality and nest anpesratice. Aimlv In person s'U IIKRRV.nT THE OLSHINE 212 5'rt Ave N. mc Term 1 er.ar is at Co' :i.r;pr,'..'ar, The I. JS.

ts, 't'i FJiOR Finish and old SA'nrr'rar'-htp Pro-i-ot SCOTT A- "lay SALESLADIES funeral horo r-o 'r f-f Bur-, ived ntshl Mr A Ten- c--c ru ROs-F- he-! imsiSStS, sis. SEWING Ane kind 32020 N'sh's Plowing Gifdcns. Grading H-o2I2. "GRADING SODDING permuda i-ass Proctor 1-1424 CAP.PF'.TTP WfiPK Rer.a:r Free ntlmMe HP'S' ilocr york 3-'11 Lxoerlcnced. Full or part-time work tar mi sr.

-I Pohho fe Mr-. Chat'ar or.ra Pore 1 fa! SIDING to pas a.e.r in downtown ladies' clothing department. Top salary and plan If you can produce there is a good loh here tor you. Apply pn-on Mr Leon. Oid-shine Co 212 5th Ave.

North. I'U-s Po- tf is in' P- o-ssoi I st'l a C.orH'-'-. Irs i filiK.MN'i f)e Slipcovers Gr Drapes B-oh-I t. marvTa Ro-i'iv S'lv el e.l IV I I "-s-. 1 -Sac.

I li! i oom.s a spee C'i'i -r ane) Mr-. r-, he- e-, rc'Tialos aid 'ill I in B-o'r-e-s Fur.etal Coij! eft ur a ed to Home p-a er r- inc LEARN TO DRIVE tl-aA-'Tasy Math-ncT i GARDENS PLOWED Ys'd scsded, Hois-a-d sfoore -T 1 7f Try A Want Ad SILK PRESSER i E.spc-.enced. he to press wools for Drv Cleaning Plant in I Madison, Tenn Crood pay. Apply in person, i AMERICAN DRY CLEANERS son M.nnSt i HOt'PFKEF PER -Colored Voman. 1 Regular in week 3-0jU.

a- a Te-t Ls- -a P- eve-a HOOFINO -PIDiS'l POt'vris, 'I' iNii OI I-'F." aRFIOH PHOQffTB Cr ASP HALT A I Ffms'et 44.t)...Mal "roofTe ak stoppf sen er Pa'pll re, i st T-l'irsdsv one ork Rev i r-: rn' Cenif-err-re see 4 A COSMOPOLITAN ILNLHAL IIOML 2505 WEST END AVENUE PHONE 7-2141 Finest Mortuary rv a '-s he mo- Mac: Te SCBSCRIPTIONSTo all Maeannes ANTHONY V.I 7tn Av Lotga BAt Pe' ra' an IS- SOUTHERN ROOFINQ CO. I Brotr.era. ir. charge. 0n 4i 'A' cod 8 A s.sa..ii.AA.

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