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the the the the is Eliot Knight Faces Archbishop -Staff photo by Eldred Reaney Norman Olson, playing the part of a knight, faces the robed archbishop, Thomas Becket (played by Henry Sullivan), in a scene from T. S. Eliot's "Murder in the Cathedral." 'Murder in Cathedral Called Strong, Rich Drama By CLARA HIERONYMUS The rich baroque embroidery of T. S. Eliot; play about a 12th century martyr unfolded with the beauty of an ancient tapestry in Christ Episcopal church last night.

Appropriately set against the somber Gothic dignity of nave and chancel, "Murder in the captivated an opening night audience with its high drama. Eliot's verse form play, masterful in its inventiveness and impact, was performed with authority by a large cast which starred Henry Sullivan in the role of Archbishop Thomas Becket. Ascetic of feature, Sullivan portrayed a haunted, refined and finally triumphant Becket. His interpretation of the Christmas sermon preached by Becket four days before his death received that rarely given accolade quiet and coughless concentration. Achieving its unity through irony, "Murder in the Cathedral" deals with a series of episodes taking place during the last few weeks of Becket's life, and ends with his murder upon the high altar of the cathedral.

The episodes are linked by a chorus of voices, the voices of the women of Canterbury, forms a wonderfully textured effect of poetic lines spoken, not sung. The weaving of these voices, soft-toned against deep-toned, in antiphonal arrangement and singly, is the most impressive part of the production. Sorrowful, dirge-like, with feel of linen and of earth, voicing emptiness and awareness of death, give lyrical strength to the entire play. There is suspense and action, intellectual content and historical significance, in "Murder in the Cathedral." Under the direction of Joe Wright, these aspects are skillfully treated, reaching their peak In the second part of the play which juxtaposes a men's choir against the chanting of the women's voices, and introduces the drunken knights who have come to murder the rebellious Becket. Sponsored by the men of Christ church, "Murder in the Cathedral" will be presented nightly through Dec.

2 at 8:15 in the church, 900 Broadway. There is no admission charge. Mrs. Theodore Hudson Mrs. Theodore Hudson, 67, of 2104 Fifteenth died at her home at 8:35 a.m.

yesterday, apparently of a heart attack. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. tomorrow at the Buena Vista chapel, 1503 Buchanan vith the Rev. Pickens Johnson officiating. Burial will be in Spring Hill cemeThe body is at the funeral home.

Radio Nov. Wednesday 30 WSM WLAC WSIX (650) NBC (1510) CBS (980) ABC MORNING 5:00 Morning News 5:15 Jamboree 5:30 Quartettime 5:45 Biscuit Time 6:00 Bulletin Board 6:15 Jamboree 6:30 News 6:45 John McDonald 7:00 Reporter 7:15 Count'y Song Time 7:30 News 7:45 Waking Crew 8:00 8:15 Waking Waking Crew 8:30 Waking Crew 8:45 Waking Crew 9:00 Dr. N. V. Peale 9:15 Weekday 9:30 9:45 Weekday 10:00 Weekday 10:15 Weekday 10:30 Weekday 10:45 Fibber Molly 11:00 Back to Bible 11:15 Back to Bible 11:30 Farm Market 11:45 H111 Hits 12:00 Noon News 12:15 Midday Melodies 12:30 N'ntime Neighbors 12:45 N'ntime Neighbors 1:00 Reporter 1:15 Crasrds Varieties 1:30 Crasrds Varieties 1:45 Statesmen Quartet 2:00 Univ.

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His wife was Martha Sexton. Shows Early Writing Claude E. Spencer, right, Historical society, shows Dr. writings of proceedings of movement in Kentucky in the Mrs. Inez Kelly Funeral services for Mrs.

Inez Shelton Kelly, 78, of 4714 Michigan were held at 2 p.m. yesterday at the Center Point Methodist church, Lawrenceburg, Tenn. Burial was in the Center Point cemetery there. Mrs. Kelly died of a stroke Monday at her home.

She was born near Pulaski, and attended schools there, She came to Nashville 11 years 220, following the death of her husband, Samuel Odum Kelly, a farmer. Mrs. Kelly was member of the Southern Methodist church here. Surviving are four daughters, Mrs. Irene Gilbert, Nashville: Mrs.

J. McGee. Killeen. Texas: Mrs. W.

G. Stephenson, College Grove, and Mrs. John Hodge, St. Petersburg. six sons, J.

M. and N. M. Kelly, both of Nashville: the Rev. John W.

Kelly, Adams, Edward D. the Rev. S. H. Kelly, both of Auburndale, and D.

W. Kelly, Everett, 35 grandchildren and 25 great-grandchildren. Mrs. Lillian Odell Dennis Mrs. Lillian Odell Dennis, of 2614 Grandview died day afternoon at her home after en illness of several weeks.

arrangements were incomplete last night. The body is at Ellis Kidd funeral home, 2627 Nolensville road. Mrs. Dennis. a native of Cannon county, was the widow of Leslie Lee Dennis.

A former employe of the Nashville Railway service, he died in 1951. She was a member of the Grandview Church of Christ. Survivors are three daughters, Miss Alline Dennis and Mrs. Lyle Wayne Knox, both of Nashville, And Mrs. Forrest H.

Tyree, Tarawa Terrace, N. two Dennis, sons, M. L. Dennis and H. C.

both of Nashville; one sister, Mrs. Nettie Pittard, Nashville: brother. James Sullivan, Nashville; and three grandchildren. Head Over Heels In Debt? THE BUDGET PLAN of Nashville, Inc. 43314 Deaderick 4-6628 AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE PARTS CO.

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Colby D. Hall, prominent church historian, said here last night. Dr. Hall spoke at the second annual president's dinner of the Disciples of Christ Historical society at the Methodist board of education, 1001 Nineteenth S. Dr.

Hall, dean emeritus of Brite College of the Bible, Texas Christian university, Fort Worth, served as honorary DCHS president during the last year. 'Cannot Shake It Off' can change the course of history, but we cannot shake it off," Dr. Hall said at the dinner meeting. "We are part of history despite our desires." "Our movement is a part of history, and we cannot get away history, no matter how much to do so. "We Disciples as a people are just now emerging from a long shadow of the neglect of historyotherhistory and the history of By studying history, Dr.

Hall ladded, Disciples can gain insights and inspiration for helping change the trends and patterns of history. Valuable Function Dr. Hall said the DCHS could perform the valuable function of helping religious groups of the New Testament Reformation movement realize their oneness. Already members of the different groups use the resources of the historical society, now housed in the Joint University library at Vanderbilt university, he added. Dr.

Hall paid tribute to Thomas W. Phillips as a prophet of the Nineteenth Century Reformation, and to his descendents. B. D. Phillips and the Phillips family of western Pennsylvania.

The Phillips family under. writing a new $1,000,000 historical society and archives build. ing which is being constructed at 1101 Nineteenth S. Historical Group Hears Texas Educator At President's Dinner By JAMES CARTY Answer to Previous Puzzle 6TAN TOP LAVE ADA OMOR AREAL ROT RARE PARROT CHORES CREST CERT RANT EN MADDEN ONCE 700 NEON STER ORR DANA DORO 25 Toward the 45 Ant sheltered side 46 Small valley 26 Twisted 47 Ireland 28 Play 48 Chemical 30 Poker stake suffixes 31 Remainder 50 Verdi opera 33 Loved ones 51 Master of 35 Woman Agriculture advisor (ab.) 40 Over- 52 Dagger decorated 55 Girl's places 43 Crown nickname to for DOWN 1 Low fellows 2 Of the ear 3 Malayan 4 Metropolitan singers 5 Rodent 6 Prayer 7 Guitar fret 8 Domestic slaves 9 Covering wounds 10 Curved molding 11 "The Barrel Polka" 16 Middle 20 Warehouse 22 Birds' homes 24 Sleeping -Staff photo by Bill Preston curator of the Disciples of Christ Colby D. Hall one of the earliest the New Testament Reformation 19th century.

Mrs. Bernard G. Bradley Mrs. Mary Overton Bradley, 54, of 248 Robinwood drive, Madison, died last night in Madison sanitarium after an extended illness. Funeral arrangements were incomplete last night.

The body is at Phillips-Robinson funeral home, 2707 Gallatin road. Mrs. Bradley, the wife of Bernard G. Bradley, an employe at Du Pont company, was a native of Dickson, Tenn. She moved to Madison after her marriage in 1929.

She was a daughter of W. R. Overton and the late Dorcas Overton. She was educated in the publie schools. Mrs.

Bradley was a member of the Madison Church of Christ. Survivors besides her father and husband a daughter, Mary Farris Bradley, Madison: a son, Richard O. Bradley, Old Hickory; a sister, Mrs. E. C.

Barber, Dickson; three brothers. Hugh and Charles Dickson, and Stanton Overton, Nashville; and granddaughter. Songs and Singers ACROSS Marie" 9 One of the Crosby boys 12 Upon 13 Music is one of the fine 14 Era 15 Guidance 17 Born 18 Tally 19 Fast driver 21. Domini 23 Musical direction 24 Evil 27 Care for 29 Seaweed 32 Runs together 1 Barber singer, Ferry 34 Mourn 36 Abandon 37 tives 38 Caterpillar hair 39 Enchanted Evening" 41 Obtain CO. 42 Worthless table scrap 44 Unusual 46 Translation 49 Moslem leaders 53 Wile 54 Southern state resident 56 "It's a Sin Tell a 57 Network (anat.) 58 Rim 59 Finish 60 Bewildered 61 Allowance waste Television Nov.

Wednesday 30 WSM-TV WLAC-TV WSIX. (Ch. 4-NBC) (Ch. 5-CBS) (Ch. 8-ABC) (c) Color Telecast MORNING 6:45 7:00 Today 7:30 Today 8:00 Today 8:30 Today 9:00 Dong School 9:15 Dong School Ding 9:30 Search for Beauty 9:45 Search for Beauty 10:00 Home 10:30 Home 11:00 Tennessee Ernie 11:15 Tennessee Ernie 11:30 Feather Your Nest 11:45 Feather Your Nest 12:00 Midday News 12:15 Devotional M'm'ts 12:30 Movie Matinee 1:00 "The Happiest 1:15 Day of Life" 1:30 Kitchen Kollege 2:00 M'tinee Th'ter (c) 2:30 Matinee Theater 3:00 Date With Life 3:15 TBA 3:30 W'rld Mr.

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J. E. Savoy will officiate and burial will be in the city cemetery. The body is. at the funeral home.

Mrs. Nevin died yesterday at the home of her daughter with whom she lived, Mrs. Nell Houze, 3025 New Natchez Trace. She had been ill for three years. Born in Nashville, a daughter of Daniel A.

and Luvenia Cole al her life. She attended NashBirchett. he Mrs Nevin lived here ville public schools. She was married to Peter B. Nevin in Nashville 1895.

Mr. Nevin. a building contractor, died in 1953. Mrs. Nevin was a member of St.

Andrews Episcopal church. survivors are two other daughters, Mrs. Ellis R. Sweeney and Mrs. Bess Bradford; two sons, Patrick A.

and Peter E. Nevin, all of Nashville; 19 grandchildren and 15 great-grandchildren. 7th Victim of Crash Dies in Hospital Here Mrs. Loretta Baker, 21, of Tullahoma, died yesterday noon Vanderbilt hospital, the seventh' victim of a traffic accident near Lynchburg, last Sunday. Her death was attributed to a brain hemorrhage.

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to 7 p.m. Phone 5-1221. 5-5401 Death Notices AKIN-Monday evening, Nov. 28. 1955, at Hopkinsville, John Allison Akin Survived by sons, John L.

Akin. Nashville and James Henry Akin, Baton Rouge, daughter. Mrs. Dorothy Newsom, Jacksonville, sisters. Mrs.

David Hughes, Newport, Mrs. John Stegor. Ft. Thomas, and Mrs. E.

S. Melton. Hopkinsville, several nieces and nephews. Remains are at the chapel of Pettus-Owen Wood. 4506 Charlotte Ave.

Services from the Inglewood Methodist Church, Wednesday afternoon at 2:00 o'clock, conducted by Rev. James Lantrip. The following will please serve pallbearers: Johnny Higans, S. A. Burgess, Millard E.

Wyatt, J. D. Lewis. Joe Batson and Troy Patton. West Nashville Masonic Lodge No.

612 will have charge of service at the grave. Interment Spring HIll cemetery. Pettus- Owen Wood. 8-3392. BRADLEY- -Tuesday evening at local infirmary, Mrs.

Mary Overton Bradles, age 54, of 248 Robinwood drive, Madison. Tenn. Survived by husband. Bernard G. Bradley; one son.

Richard O. Bradley of Old Hickory, one daughter, Mary Farris Bradley of Madison. three brothers, Hugh Overton and Charles Overton of Dickson, and Stanton Overton of this city; one sister. Mrs. E.

C. Barber of Dickson, one granddaughter, Vickie Renee Bradley. Remains rest at the funeral home of Phillips- Robinson company. Complete funeral arrangements will be announced later. Phillips- Robinson company, directors.

-November 28. 1955, a Nashville hospital. Miss Sarah W. Childress, age 81 sears. Survived by one aunt.

Frederick Lighthall. of Murfreesboro; four nieces, Mrs. Rupert Smith. Bristol, Mrs. William Gentle.

Miss Mary Crenshaw, Mrs. Sarah Barry, both of Nashville: cousin, Mrs. J. C. Beesley, Murfreesboro.

Miss Childress will be at Woodfin Memorial Chapel, where funeral services will be held Wednesday at 11:00 a.m.. by Rer. Ralph Llewellyn. Interment Evergreen Cemetery. Murfreesboro.

Woodfin Memorial Chapel. Murfreesboro. in charge. NEVIN-Tuesday morning. November 29.

1955. at 9:00 o'clock, at the residence. 3025 New Natchez Trace. Mrs. Mary Birchett Nevin.

Survived by daughters. Mrs. Ellis R. Sweeney. Mrs.

Nell Nevin Hauze, Mrs. Bess Nevin Bradford. sons. Patrick A. Nevin and Peter E.

Nevin. 19 grandchildren. 15 great grandchildren. Remains are the Chapel of Pettus-Owen Wood, 4506. Charlotte Ave, where services will be held, Friday morning.

at 10:00 o'clock, conducted by Rev. J. E. Savoy. The following will please serve as pallbearers: William Treanor, Sidney Sweeney, Maurice Tucker, Floyd Bradford, Roger Thornton, James E.

Hicks. Interment City cemeters. PettusOwen Wood. 8-3392. POINDEXTER Tuesday afternoon, Nov.

29. 1955, at 2 o'clock at local hospital. Mary Lisa Poindexter, age months. Survived by parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Ross Poindexter: sister, Nancy Ann, all of 2927 Ironwood drive. Donelson: grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Gate Poindexter of Mount Juliet and Mr.

and Mrs. Joe W. Jones of Martha, Tenn. Remains are at the funeral home of McMillen and Hibbett, Donelson. where funeral services will be conducted Thursday morning, Dec.

1. 1955. at 10:30 o'clock by Rev. Kenneth Clay, sisted by Rev. R.

Lexie Freeman, Active pallbearers: Morris and Horace Fly, Melvin Agee, Allen Graves. Interment Mount Jullet cemetery. McMillen and Hibbett, directors. THE NASHVILLE TENNESSEAN. Wednesday, Nev.

30. 4955 Death Notices DENNIS -November 29, 1955. at her home, 2614 Grandview Mrs. Dennis, age 78 years. Survived by 3 daughters.

Miss Alline Dennis and Mrs. Lyle W. Knox. both of Nashville, and Mrs. P.

H. Tyree of Tarawa Terrace, N. 2 sons. M. L.

and H. C. Dennis. both of Nashville: one sister, Mrs. Nettie Pittard, one brother.

James Sullivan. both of Nashville: grandchildren. Remains are Ellis Kidd Funeral Home, 2677 Nolensville Rd. Complete arrangements will be announced later. HUDSON- Tuesday morning.

November 29. 1955. at the home. 2104 15th North. Mrs.

(Theodore) Jennie Bell Guess Hudson, Survived by sons. Ernest Allen Hudson and Theodore Hudson. four grandchildren. Remains are at the Buena Vista Chapel. 1503 Buchanan Street, where funeral services will be conducted Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock by Rev.

Pickens Johnson. Friends will serve as pallbearers. Interment Spring Hill Cemetery. Buena Vista Chapel in charge. SMITHSON-Monday evening.

Nov. 28. 1955. at a local infirmary. Rufus S.

Smithson. Survived by wife. Mrs. Virginia Christer Smithson: sisters. Mrs.

W. D. Mrs. John Reynolds Nashville; Mrs. Betty Walker of Caney Springs, brother.

Pitt Smithson of Arrington. Tenn. The remains are at the funeral home of Combs. 201 Twenty-fifth where services will be conducted at 2:00 o'clock. Wednesday afternoon.

Bro. Thomas C. Whitfield and Bro. Larimore Austin. officiating.

Pallbearers. Nephews: James David Cather. Harold Greene. J. B.

Floyd. Aaron and Cov Smith. Interment Woodlawn Memorial Park. Marshall Donnelly-Combs. TANT -Monday morning.

November 28. 1955. his home. 2207 10th South, Lawrence Edward Tant. age 65 rears.

Survived 03 his wife. Mrs. Mamie Naron Tant: daughters. Mrs. J.

C. Glenn, and Mrs. H. Fox. son.

Lawrence (Peter Tant. all of Nashville: ters. Mrs Bessie Curley. Mrs. W.

W. Nashville: Gray. Mrs. brother. Ruth James Payne, Tant, all of Bridgeport.

6 grandchildren. Remains are at his home as above. Funeral services from the Lawrence Avenue Church of Christ. Wednesday morning. at 10:30 o'clock, conducted by Larimore Austin and Howard Horton.

The following will serve as pallbearers: Tom Lamb. Henry Lamb. Robert Keenan, Billy Shelton, Joe Hobbs. and Wheeler Woodroff. Interment Mount Olivet cemetery.

Arranzements by Ellis Kidd. Out-of- Town Death Notice Murfreesboro. Tenn. HALEY-At her home. 223 Kings Highway, November 78.

1955. Mrs. Hattie O. Haley, age 82 years. Survived by four sons.

D. B. and Lonnie. Laurence Haley. all of Murfreesboro, and Fred Hales, of Lebanon: four daughters.

Mrs. Ed Haley, Mrs. C. C. Uselton and Miss Una V.

Haley, of Murfreesboro, Mrs. E. F. Fann. of Shelbyville, 22 grandchildren; 34 great-grandchildren; two halfbrothers.

Jerman Ogle, Flat Creek. Woodrow Ogle, of Ohio; two half sisters, Mrs. Henry Dunovan. Mrs. Burlie McBay, both of Fayetteville, Tenn.

Funeral from West View Baptist Church. 2 p.m.. Wednesday, by Rev. Woodrow Matlock. Interment Evergreen cemetery.

Woodfin Memorial Chapel, in charge. Murfreesboro, Tenn, Dickson, Tenn. LANKFORD-Monday, November 28. 1955, at 10:30 p.m.. at his home.

near Dickson, John Newton Lankford, age 94 years. Survived by wife. Mrs. Minerva Tidwell Lankford. four daughters.

Mrs. Merty Autenrieth. Mrs. Annie Glass, Mrs. Mae Hogin and Mrs.

Ruby Fussell, all of Dickson. 9 sons, Willie. Donald. Basil and Parker Lankford. all of Dickson, Elmer and Elton Lankford.

of New Mex1co. Clayton and Hughie Lankford. both of Highland Park, and Odie Lee of Burns. 35 grandchildren, 57 grandchildren, 11 great greatgrandchildren. The remains at Dickson Funeral Home, where funeral services will be held Wednesday, November 30, 1955, at 2:00 p.m..

conducted by Elder Sidney J. Bradford. Active pallbearers: Roy Autenrieth, Jackie Hogin, Buford, Alfred, Emmett, Royce, Everett and Howard Lankford. Interment Clifton Cemetery, Arrangements by Dickson Funeral Home. Dickson, Tenn.

Tennessee City, Tenn. STREET Suddenly, Tuesday. Nov. 29, 1955, at 7:30 a.m. at a local Clinic.

Clarence Harland Street. age 40 years. Survived by wife. Mrs. Maxine Wills Street: two daughters, Mrs.

James Burgess, Dickson and Phyliss Street. Tennessee City: one son. Roy Street, of Tennessee City: parents. Mr. and Mrs.

Oscar Street. Dickson: tro sisters. Mrs. Era May Bell. of Wayne.

Mrs. Jack Davis, of Dickson: three brothers. Roland Street. of Dickson. Douglas Street.

of field. Herschel Street. of Alaska. Complete funeral arrangements announced later by Dickson Funeral Home, Dickson. Tenn.

In Memoriam FARMERIn memory of our mother, Mrs. Emma Farmer, who left us four years ago today. Nov. 30. 1951.

Even though you are gone to rest. We will always love and cherish. The beautiful memories you left behind. Margaret. Allie and Charlie.

HESTERIn loving memory of Cpl. Leroy Hester, who died 5 sears RRO today. The depth of sorrow I cannot tell Of the loss of one I loved so well And while he sleeps 8 peaceful sleep-His memory I shall always keep. In that bright Eternal City, Where no tears e'er dim the eye. In the home of many mansions.

We will meet him bye and bye. Sadly missed by mother, brothers. and sisters. Colored Death Notices COLEMAN- The funeral of Rev. L.

E. Coleman will be held Thursday morning at 11 o'clock instead 1 p.m.. at the Mount Zion church in Franklin, Tenn. Patton directors. CRITE--Nov.

28, at his residence. Crite. 1113-R Twelfth Survived by S. widow. Mr.

Mrs. Mary Crite, other relatives and friends. Funeral Thursday, Dec. 11 a.m. at the chapel of J.

Adkins funeral home. 1223. Pine conducted by Rev. A. J.

King. Interment Mount Ararat cemetery. J. Adkins. funeral director.

GLADISH- Tuesday afternoon. Nov. 29th. 1955. at a local infirmary.

Mr. Harvey Gladish. Survived mother. Mrs. Ella McGavock: brother, Mr.

Byron McGavock, both of Oakland, eight nieces: four nephews. Complete funeral arrangements to be announced later. Protective Funeral Service in charge. JONE-Monday evening at a local infirmary Mrs. Emma Jane Jone 2114 Herman st.

Survived by son Mr. Thomas Earl Jackson, father Mr. Sandy Jackson, grandmother Mrs. Susie Fulgham, two sisters. five brothers.

three aunts. three uncles. other relatives and friends. Her remains will lie in state W. E.

Hamilton funeral home. Family will receive their friends Wednesday night from 8 to 10 p.m. Funeral this Thursday at 1 p.m. Hamilton Tabernacle church, conducted by Rev. W.

E. Hamilton. Flower girls from usher board. Pallbearers from friends. Interment Mount Ararat cemetery.

E. Hamilton and Sons in charge. LONG--Suddenly Monday. Nov. 1955.

at 4 a.m. at her residence. 1606 14th North. Mrs. Mary Worke Long.

Survived by husband. Mr. Walter Foster Lone: sisters-in-law. Mesdames Essie Worke. Emma Williams and Effie Paskett, all of Nashville, nieces.

Mesdames Essie Ramson and Ednar Sessions of Fort Worth. Texas: Gladys Powell of Pensacola. Octavia Walker and Alexyne Turner of Nashville. Mesdames Geraldene Shines of South Bend, Carrie Thompson, Minnie Couch, Mary Farrell, Frances King, Annie Worke and Josephine Peebles, all of Nashville: nephews, Messrs. Thomas Samuel Worke Walter Hadley of Nashville: great-nieces; seven great-nephews.

other relatives and friends. mains are at the chapel. of T. Hockett Son, where family receive friends (this) Wednesday evening from 7 until 10. The will lie in state at 14th Avenue Baptist Church Thursday at 12 a.m.

until time of funeral services 2 p.m.. conducted by Rev. Felton Price, assisted by Rev. E. Dozier.

Rev. Richard Otey Rev. R. L. Evans.

Ushers of church will serve as flower -ladies and deacons will serve as pallbearers. Interment family lot. Greenwood cemeters. T. T.

Hockett Son, directors. W. D. Crowder E. D.

Watkins, assistants. Colored Card of Thanks SMOTHERMANThe family of Mrs. Mollie Ann Conn Smotherman acknowledges with grateful appreciation your kindness and sympathy. -Signed Conn and Woods Families. In Memoriam ROSSELLIn loving memory of Carl Michael (Mike) Rossell.

who left us six sears ago today, Nov. 30. 1949. The memory of his dear wee Nass. Will linger with us all our day Sweetest flower too sweet to stay God took him home, to show us the way.

-Mother, Carolyn, Barbara and Nickie ANNOUNCEMENTS 1-8 Legal Notice NOTICE TO CREDITORS Estate of Charles L. Hill (De. ceased) Notice is hereby given on the 28th day of November. 1955, letters Testamentary in respect of the estate of Charles L. Hill.

deceased. were issued to the undersigned by the Counts Court of Davidson County. Tennessee. All persons, resident and non-restdent. having claims matured or matured.

against his estate are required to file same with the Clerk of the above named Court within nine 19) months from the date of the first publication of this notice. otherwise their claims will be forever barred. This 30th day of November 1955. Bessie C. Hill.

Exectrix of the Es. tate of Charles L. Hill (Deceased). 2116 Fairfax Ave. The undersigned will sell at public auction one 1955 Lincoln, Motor No.

55WA1227TH, Repossessed from GilC. Groben of 1023 Seymour Nashville, Tennessee. to be sold at Hilltop Auto Salvage at 10:00 on December 5th. The undersigned reserves the right to bid. ASSOCIATES INVESTMENT COMPANY 313 Sycamore Street.

Evansville, In- 2 Cemetery. Monument WOODLAWN-Fountain Garden 4-grave lot. Discount. 6-1054 WOODLAWN-2 Grave lot, Chapel- lot 40, sacrifice $300. 6-5972.

WOODLAWN-6-grave lots Garden of Christus-A. Call 5-4055. WOODLAWN-3 Graves. Lot 131 Fountain Memorial-A. 8-3836.

3 Lost Found DOG -Beagle male, black, white and tan. sears old, name on collar "Lassiter." Greenbrier. Tenn. Plump. friendly.

answers to name "Kelley" Oakhill area. Reward. Call Nashville 9-3649. WALLET -Black leather pocket secretary lost Saturday in South Nashville. Containing important papers.

Identification. WILEY E. MERCER. 1105 Joseph. DOG-Boxer male, 10 months old.

fawn and white. answers to name wearing collar, gentle. strayed from New Golf Club Lane. Reward. 9-9931 or 42-2638.

DOG -Beagle. vicinity Antioch Pike around Glen Cliff, wearing collar with P. WILLIAMS inscribed. REWARD. 5-1124: 42-6600: 6-8079.

SHAWL- -Black wool, Sister Sanilas the Immaculate, West End. Mon. A. M. 9-11 Return to Little Sisters of the Poor, 1705 Horton St.

DOG--At Whites Creek Rd. and Knight Rd. mixed Collie and Shepard pup, Reward. 28-1860 PACKAGE Nashville Trunk and Bag Co. package containing leather kit Initialed F.

B. Lost Monday night. 7-5056 after 5 p.m. DOG -Black male cocker. 13.

License 11518. Benton ave. or vicinity. Reward. 8-0646.

WATCH -Ladies Hamilton diamond, with diamond band. Liberal reward. 6-3988 days: 42-4586 nights. RING--Diamond cluster, white gold lost uptown store. Chesters.

6at. reward. 2-5491 after 6 p.m. BILLFOLD Red. Containing portant papers, money.

Generous reward for return. 9-0783: 8-2886. -Red, part hound. male. Green Hills.

License 1651. 9-8160. Personals Thompson Lane and Madison H. SUMMERS, 4-1141, CHILDREN KEPT In private home, East. 3-4924-W.

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