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THE TENNESSEAN, Friday, September 1, 1978 Parks, Library and Recreation: Ken Miller, chairman; Harold Boguskie; Johnny Clouse; John Driver; George Holmes Elzie Jones; Troy Jones; John Lashlee; and Carney 1 Patterson. Personnel, Public Information, Human Relations and Housing: Ludye Wallace, chairman; Paul Ackerman; John Driver; Charles Fentress; Fred Lowry; Bill McPherson; Earl Shacklett; and Billy Spain. Planning, Zoning and Historical: Earl Shacklett, chairman; Paul Blankenship; Mansfield Douglas; Orville Earheart; Elzie Jones; Bill McPherson; Carney Patterson; Tom Sharp; and Doyle Smith. Public Safety, Beer, Wine and Whiskey: Richard Adams, chairman; Paul Ackerman; Harold Boguskie; Thurman Brooks; Charles Cardwell; Johnny Clouse; Joe Crockett; Elmer Disspayne; Jimmy Hawkins; Fred Lowry; Robert Reasoner; Philip Sadler; and Billy Spain. Public Works: Harold Boguskie, chairman; Sanders Anglea; Guy Bates; Thurman Brooks; Charles Cardwell; Joe Crockett; Orville Earheart; Charles Hill; Troy Jones; Carney Patterson; Robert Reasoner; Philip Sadler; Billy Spain; and Vernon Winfrey.

Rules, Confirmations, Public Elections and Aviation: Tandy Wilson, chairman; Paul Blankenship; Elmer Disspayne; Charles Fentress; Charles French; William Higgins; and Leon Ruben. 3 Changes In Council's Committees There are only three changes in the membership of Metro Council's standing committees, according to new lists released yesterday by Vice Mayor David Scobey. New chairmen were named for each of the council's 13 committees, however. THE ONLY changes include the transfer of Councilman Ludye Wallace to the Budget and Finance Committee. He will replace Councilman Bill McPherson who is being moved to the Health, Hospitals and Welfare Committee.

Councilman Billy Spain was added to the Personnel, Public Information, Human Relations, and Housing Committee. Scobey has said appointments will be official after a list of the committees' members are presented to the council Tuesday. THE VICE mayor also reappointed members to two special council committees, the Charter Revision Committee and the Community Development Committee. Following is a list of the council standing committees and the two special groups: Budget and Finance: Guy Bates, chairman; Richard Adams; Charles Fentress; Jimmy Hawkins; George Elzie Jones; Fred Lowry; Kenneth Miller; Betty Nixon; Carney Patterson; Leon Ruben; Ludye Wallace; and Tandy Wilson. Codes, Fair and Farmers Market: Charles Hill, chairman; Dick Brady; Bill Covington; Johnny Clouse; Joe Crockett; Charles French; Robert Reasoner; Earl Schacklett; and Tom Sharp.

Health, Hospitals and Welfare: Mansfield Douglas, chairman; Richard Adams; Bill Covington; John Driver; John Lashlee; Bill McPherson; Kenneth Miller; Tom Sharp; and Vernon Winfrey. Highways, Traffic and Parking: Dick Brady, chairman; Thurman Brooks; Charles Cardwell; Johnny Clouse; Elmer Disspayne; William Higgins; George Holmes Tom Sharp; and Doyle Smith. Judiciary and Legislation: Sanders Anglea, chairman; Paul Blankenship; Bill Covington; Charles French; William Hig. gins; and Leon Ruben. Parks, Library and Recreation: Ken Miller, chairman; Schools: Leon Ruben, chairman; Guy Bates; Orville Earheart; George Holmes Jr; Elzie Jones; Troy Jones; Betty Nixon; Philip Sadler; Doyle Smith; Ludye Wallace; and Tandy Wilson.

Transportation: Vernon Winfrey, chairman; Sanders Anglea; Dick Brady; Bill Covington; Mansfield Douglas; Jimmy Hawkins; and Charles Hill." Charter Revision: Tandy Wilson, chairman; Sanders Anglea; Paul Blankenship; Mansfield Douglas; Charles Fentress; Ken Miller; and Betty Nixon. Community Development: Betty Nixon, chairwoman; Paul Blankenship; Mansfield Douglas; Charlie French; Jimmy Hawkins; Elzie Jones; Troy Jones; Tom Sharp; and Ludye Wallace. VU's Coniglio Award Winner Vanderbilt biochemistry Professor John G. Coniglio was named recipient of the university's Thomas Jefferson Award yesterday by Chancellor Alexander Heard. Heard announced the award given annually since 1967 to the professor who offers distinguished service through extraordinary contributions in the councils and government of the university at the first meeting of the Faculty Assembly which begins each academic year.

THE WINNER IS named by the chancellor following recommendations from the consultative committee of the Faculty Senate and president. Dr. Coniglio will learn of the award by message that is being sent to Rio de Janeiro, where is attending the 11th International Congress on Nutrition and presenting a paper. He has published many papers on nutrition. Coniglio has served two terms in the Faculty Senate, has been president of Vanderbilt's Sigma Xi chapter, and has been a member of the Graduate Faculty Council and its executive committee.

Lee David, 86, Composer, Dies NEW YORK (UPI) Composer Lee David, who wrote music for the Ziegfield Follies and for the Broadway stage, died yesterday of cancer at Brooklyn Jewish Hospital. David, 86, collaborated with impresario Billy Rose often, producing songs for Rose's wife, Fanny Brice, notably The Fool, one of her most memorable Follies numbers. TOGETHER, THEY also one biggest selling songs of 1927, Tonight You Belong to Me. One of David's bestknown songs was Sipping Cider through a Straw. David's Broadway stage scores included A Night in Venice starring Ted Healey and Broadway Nights featuring nightclub singer Texas, Guinan.

Mrs. Carolyn White MURFREESBOROSer Yices for Carolyn O'Brien White, 56, of Murfreesboro, will be at 10 a.m. today at Woodfin Memorial Chapel. Burial will be in Roselawn Memorial Gardens. Mrs.

White died Wednesday night at her home. Survivors include her husband, Clyde White; two sons, Gary and Johnny White, Murfreesboro; a daughter, Mrs. Carole White Tampa, a brother, John O'Brien, Murfreesboro; two, sisters, Mrs. Claude White, ShelbyVille, and Mrs. Jewel McKnight, Murfreesboro, and five grandchildren.

Mrs. Delia Carver vices for Mrs. Delia Gunn Carver, 74, of Clarksville, will be at 10:30 a.m. today at McReynolds-Nave Funeral Home. Burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery.

Mrs. Carver died Wednesday in Memorial Hospital here. Survivors include a daughter, Ers. Richard Hardwick, Clarksville; two grandchildren great-grandchil- and dren. Death Notices SHINES, Miss Mary LouEntered into rest, Thursday morning, August 31, 1978 at her residence, 1601 21st Avenue North.

Survived by nephew, Mr. Reuben Shines; niece, Mrs. Mary Corley; other relatives and friends. Complete arrangements will be announced later. K.

GARDNER SON, Directors. JACKSON, Mrs. Jalanda into rest, Thursday morning, August 31, 1978 at a local hospital. Survived by devoted husband, Dr. Julius Jackson; daughter, Sajida; son, Rahsaan; mother, Mrs.

Modestine Smith, Kansas City, Mo. and Mrs. Brenda Bender, Geneva, Switzerland; one brother, Mr. Walter G. Smith, of Kansas City, other relatives and friends.

PRIVATE FAMILY SERVICE ONLY, Saturday September 2, 1978. Interment Green- wood Cemetery. K. GARDNER SON, Directors. CURTIS, Mrs.

WilletteOf Madison, Wednesday morning August 30, 1978 at Parkview Hospital. Survived by husband. Mr. William Curtis; daughter, Miss Deborah Curtis; tWO. sons, Tommy Ray Curtis.

Terry Michael Curtis; mother, Mrs. W.F (Mary) Huggins; two brothers, Mr. Floyd Edward Huggins and Mr. Thomas Earl Huggins. The remains are at Madison Funeral Home, 219 Old Hickory Blvd.

where funeral services will be conducted Friday September 1, 1978 at 2 o'clock by Rev. George Newton officiating. Honorary Pallbearers: General Session Judges (Metro) and Court Employees. Interment Spring Hill Cemetery. MADISON FUNERAL HOME, Directors.

868-9020. Charlotte, Tn LEE, James Ray-Age 89. Died Wednesday, August 30, 1978. Survived by one daughter, Mrs. Clyde Frady, Charlotte; one son, Eugene Lee, Ashland City; four sisters, Mrs.

Jim Heath, Dickson, Mrs. Lois Allen, Cumberland Furnace, Mrs. Louise Johnson, Van Leer, Mrs. Margaret Askew, Kingston Springs; two brothers, Dotson Lee, Dickson, Luther Lee, Cumberland Furnace. Remains rest at the Shearon-Hunt Funeral Home in Ashland City.

Funeral services be conducted Friday, Sept. 1, 1978, at 2 p.m. from the Mt. Liberty Cumberland Presbyterian Church by Rev. Vaughn Fults.

Pallbearers: Robert Allen Duke, Kenneth Harvey, Ed Speight, Junior Hall, Charles Brown, M.J. Morris, Jack Bowker, Wayne Dunning. Interment Mt. Liberty Cemetery. Arrangements by SHEARON-HUNT FUNERAL DIRECTORS 792-4677 Emma a Let Them Know Poure Thinking Of Them Florals from $12.50 24 Hour Phone Service 327-0202 Order and say "Charge it" Death Franklin, Tn MARLIN, Robert DavisAge 91, August 30, 1978.

Survived by daughter, Mrs. Henry (Merle) Carlisle, Bethel, sons, R.Z. Marlin, Franklin, J.T. Marlin, Duncan, sister, Miss Rena Marlin, Franklin; brother, Odye Marlin, Nashville; nine grandchildren; five great grandchildren. Remains are at Franklin Memorial Chapel, where services will be conducted 3 p.m.

Friday. Ed Slayton and James Fiveash officiating. Active Pallbearers: Glenn Brown, Everett Anderson, Horace Hughes, Martin Locke, L.M. Denton, Curtis Sparkman. Honorary, Thomas Pate, Luther Chrisman, Mat Polk, Paul Beasley, Fulton Beasley, Allen' Marlin, Preston Marlin, Ocy Poteete, Dever Bobo, Elmer Johnson, Herman Johnson, Horace Fox, Dalton Sparkman, H.J.

Potts, Wayne Sewell, Wilburn Potts. Interment Williamson Memorial Gardens. FRANKLIN MEMORIAL CHAPEL, 794-1512. WEBB, Mrs. Martha J.

-Of 415 Jackson Court, Thursday August 31, 1978 at a local infirmary. Complete funeral arrangements to be announced later. RICHARD SMITH FUNERAL HOME, Directors. SOAPES, Mr. Edgar Phillip, Sr.

-Of Madison, Thursday afternoon August 31, 1978 at Madison Hospital. Survived by wife, Mrs. Soapes; five daughters, Mrs. Harold Paul, Mrs. Helen Hodges, Mrs.

Wayman Love, Mrs. Mamie Wall, Mrs. Charles Cornell; son, Mr. Edgar Soapes, brother, Mr. William Soapes; sister, Martha Barlar; twentytwo, eighteen grandchildren; great-grandchildren.

The remains are at the Madison Funeral Home, 219 Old Hickory Blvd, where funeral services will be conducted Saturday, September 2, 1978, at 10:30 a.m. by Bro. Glendle Slate. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery. MADISON FUNERAL HOME, Directors.

868- 9020. Columbia, Tn ESKEW, Forgey Cleveland-Age 87, died unexpectedly Thursday morning at his home on Cayce Lane. Survived by daughters, Mrs. Wayne Mabry, Nashville, Mrs. Ernest Soaps, of Franklin, Mrs.

William Clark, Warner Robbins, one son, Arden Eskew, Columbia; two sisters, Mrs. Phyllis Jones, Williamsport, Mrs. Jim Wise, of St. Petersburg, Fla; seven granddaughters, Mrs. Guerry McComas, Mrs.

James Vaugh, and Miss Janie Lee Soaps, all of Nashville, Mrs. Gregory English, of Scotts Air Force Base, Mrs. William Davis, of Pine Level, N.C., Mrs. Wayne Pennington and Mrs. Freddie Rich, both of Columbia; two grandsons, William Wayne Mabry, of Nashville, Robert Eskew Mabry of Florence, Ala.

Services will be 10:30 Saturday morning at Oakes and Nichols Funeral Home. Burial will be in the Rose Hill Cemetery. OAKES NICHOLS, Directors. 244-0396 ROBERTS, Mr. Thomas C.

(Shorty Robert) Of 500 Joseph Avenue, Tuesday August 29, 1978 at a local infirmary. Survived by seven daughters, one devoted daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Shaw, and Mrs. Vera Miller, Mrs. Georgia Inman, Mrs.

Louise King, Mrs. Willie Mai Thompson, Mrs. Christine Frieson and Mrs. Estelle Garrett, Detroit, stepdaughter, Mrs. Myrtle Owens; two sons, Mr.

Milton Roberts and Mrs. Thomas C. Roberts, eighteen grandchildren; fourteen great grandchildren: brother, Deacon Eddie Roberts; sister-in-law, Mrs. Nell Roberts; -law, Mrs. Edith Roberts; son-inlaw, Mr.

Robert Frieson; a host of other devoted relatives and friends. Family visitation (this) Friday evening, September 1 from 7 til 8 p.m. at Richard Smith Funeral Home, 706 Monroe St. Funeral services to follow conducted by 1 Rev. Z.

Phillips. Words of Comfort Dr. F.M. Spence. Floralbearers and Pallbearers selected from friends.

Interment Saturday morning September 2, 10 a.m. Fraternal Gardens of Greenwood Cemetery. RICHARD SMITH FUNERAL HOME, Directors. Death Notices Death Notices Death Notices Burns, Tn CARTER, Cleo ThaxtonAge 70 years, at 7:13 p.m. Wednesday, August 30, 1978 in a Dickson Hospital.

Survived by one son, William Glen Carter, of Burns, daughterin-law, Lee Carter, Burns; stepson, Edison Myatt, of Burns; three stepdaughters, Mrs. Jean Walls, of Burns, Mrs. Minnie Belle Brown, of Joelton, Mrs. Addie May Peek, of Mt. Juliet, one brother, Floyd Carter, two sisters, Mrs.

Odell Harris, of Clarksville, Mrs. Jewel Moore, Dallas, Texas; nine grandchildren; three great grandchildren. The remains are at the son Funeral Home, Dickson, Tenn. where funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday September 2, 1978 conducted by Bro.

Johnny Lampley. Interment in Stuart Cemetery. Arrangements by DICKSON FUNERAL HOME, Dickson, Tenn. TAYLOR, Claude August 31, 1978, Suddenly at Baptist Hospital. Survived by his wife, Mrs.

Florene Cooper Taylor of Nashville; stepsons, David Kennedy and Dennis Kennedy of Nashville; brothers, Melvin M. Taylor, Chattanooga and Charles L. Taylor of Houston, Texas; sisters, Mrs. Ernest (Thelma) Schmitt and James (Catherine) Morphis of Nashville. Remains rest at the funeral home of Phillips-Robinson 2707 Gallatin where are held Saturday, a September 2, 1978 at 1:00 p.m.

Interment: Spring Hill Cemetery. Honorary Pallbearers include: Employees of Baltz Active Pallbearers: T. Ferguson, Earl Fitzgerald, Johnny Jackson, Ben Crocker, Dennis Kennedy and David Kennedy. PHILLIPS-ROBINSON Directors. Fayetteville, Tenn.

HEREFORD, Mr. James Strong--Age 66 of Kelso, Tn. Services will be conducted Saturday afternoon at 2:00 p.m. at Hig. gins Funeral Home, with Rev.

R.E. Burroughs officiating. Burial will be in the Kelso Cemetery. Mr. Hereford died Wednesday night, August 30, 1978 in the Medical Center Hospital in Huntsville, following a brief illness.

He was the son of the late Theodore McCracken and Nan Caldwell Hereford. He was an elder Kelso Cumberland Presbyterian a director of Citizens Home Mutual Insurance Co. of Fayetteville, and a retired Vice-president and Director of the Peoples Band of Kelso. In 1971, Mr. Hereford was appointed a Kentucky Colonel.

He was a farmer and a merchant of Kelso. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Nell Cowley Hereford; two sons, Rufus and Jimmy Hereford; one sister, Mrs. Sam Ashby; a brother, Ted Hereford; five grandchildren. HIGGINS FUNERAL HOME, Fayetteville, Tn.433-2544 WILLIAMS, Mrs.

Annie AuWednesday, gust 30, 1978, at a local hospital. Residence 2403 Alameda St. Survived by brother, Robert Lewis Sherrell; granddaughter, Roslyn Wynn; grandson, Rossi Sherrell; great-granddaughters, Dante Wynn and Linda Bowling; nephews, James (Jake) Henry, Robert, Carter, Joe, George, Tommie Lee, John, Alvin, Wendell, Charles E. and James L. Sherrell; nieces, Norma Jean, Lafran and Ann Sherrell; sisters-in-law, Mrs.

Edna Sherrell, Mrs. Nannie Fort, Mrs. Marvelene Sherrell and Mrs. Lenora Sherrell; brother-in-law, Carnegie Fort; cousins, Ms. Mary Sherrell, Mrs.

Lillian Mades and Fred Beaty; dear friend, Mrs. Louise Fletcher; other relatives and friends. Visitation with the family Sunday, September 3 at Greater Bethel A.M.E. Church, 1300 South from 7:00 to 8:00 p.m. Funeral services immediately following, Reverend W.

W. Reid officiatPallbearers: Silver Leaf ing. Honorary Club. Active Pallbearers: family members and Officers of Greater Bethel Church. Flowerladies: Entre Nous Art Social Club and Stewardess Of Greater Bethel Church.

Interment Monday, September 4th at 11:00 a.m. Rest Lawn Tn. WILLIAM GUNTER Cemetery, Springfield, AND SONS FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Want Ads Sellit! LEGAL NOTICES WATERS, Mr. Jessie 901 Jackson Street, Thursday, August 31, 1978, at a local infirmary.

Survived by two 0 brothers, Messrs. Willie Waters and Harvey Waters; one sister-inlaw, Mrs. Minnie Waters; devoted friends, Mr. William Collier; other relatives and friends. Complete funerannarrangements to RICH- be ARD SMITH FUNERAL HOME, Directors.

Gallatin, Tn PHILLIPS, Mrs. cille-Died at Sumner County Memorial Hospital, Wednesday evening August 30, 1978. Survived by husband, John R. Phillips, three sons, John R. Phillips, Daniel L.

Phillips and Jordan Phillips; one grandchild, John R. Phillips III, all of Gallatin; father, B.S. Jordan, of Bargerton, three brothers, Fielder Jordon, of Bargerton, Bruce Jordon, of Jackson, Martin Jordan, of Memphis. Remains are at Alexander Funeral Home, where services will be held Friday September 1 at 1 p.m. conducted by Bro.

James Harris assisted by Rev. Felix Snell. Interment will be in Crestview Memorial Park. ALEXANDER FUNERAL HOME, Directors. Roger Lankford, Doug Lankford, Jack Huff, Kenny Ray Davidson, Leo Watson, Interment Mt.

Olivet Cemetery. PETTUS OWEN WOOD, 292-3392. HEDGECOTH, ArloWednesday evening, Aug. 30, 1978 at a local infirmary. Survived by wife, Mrs.

Viola T. Hedgecoth; Daughter, Mrs. Bertha Murphree, Nashville; son, Howard L. Hedgecoth, Oakland, II; brother, Garland Hedgecoth, Ontario, six grandsons; six great grandchildren; one half brother, William (Jr.) Hedgecoth; five half sisters, Mrs. Joanne Yvelerton, Mrs.

Fannie Mae Butcher, Mrs. Mattie Griggs and Mrs. Peggy Russell, all of Pulaski, Tenn and Mrs. Christine Mayes, Cincinnati, OH; Remains are at the Chapel, 1715 Broadway where funeral services will be conducted Friday at 2:30 p.m. by the Rev.

Richard Smith. Interment Mt. Olivet Bob Murphree, Cemetery. Pallbearers; Murphree, Gary Murphree, Larry Murphree, Mike Hedgecoth and William Cole. ROESCH PATTON DORRIS CHARLTON, Broadway Chapel, 1715 Broadway, 244-6480 CROW, Mrs.

Lois SpillerWidow of Clarence M. Crow, formerly of Nashville, August 30, 1978, in Daytona Beach, Fla. Survived by daughter, Mrs. Philip K. Dunn, Daytona Beach; grandchildren, Capt.

Michael M. Dunn, USAF. Lt. Collin K. Dunn.

U.S. Army, Lt. Luckey M. Dunn, USAF and Helen S. Dunn, Daytona Beach; one great grandchild, Blair M.

Dunn. Remains are at the Broadway Chapel, 1715 Broadway, where funerals services will be conducted Saturday at 10:30 a.m. by Dr. Joe E. Pennel, Jr.

Interment Woodlawn Cemetery. Honorary pallbearers: Board of Directors of Fidelity Federal Savings Loan Association of Nashville. Active: Capt. Michael M. Lt.

Collin K. Dunn, Lt. Luckey M. Dunn, Eddie Diddie, Pat Hickman, Tommy Lance and Vaden Lackey. Those desiring may make contributions to Belmont United Methodist Church.

Visitation with the family Friday 2-4 p.m. and 7-9 p.m. at the funeral home. ROESCH PATTON DORRIS CHARLTON. Broadway Chapel, 1715 Broadway, 244-6480 NEELY, Mrs.

Ruby LeeWednesday August 30. Survived by husband, Hugh J. Neely; daughter, Miss Connie Lee Neely; sons, Ronnie Neely, Tommy Neely, Donnie Neely; sisters, Mrs. Lorene Bell, Mrs. Emma Dee Jackson, Mrs.

Lodye Barnes, all of Nashville, Mrs. Ida Mai Irvin, Sandy Demas, brothers, Elmer Sullivan, Raymond Sullivan, and John Sullivan, all of Nashville; grandchildren, Scotty Neely, Tommy Neely, and Rhonda Neely. Remains are at Chapel of Pettus Owen al and Wood, 4506 Charlotte Avenue where services will be conducted Friday at 10 a.m. by Bro. Jimmy Dorris.

Active Pallbearers, Jerry Neely, Thomas Neely, Danny Hunt, WARD, Mrs. PaulineAge 72 years, August 30, 1978 at a local infirmary. Survived by husband, Omar Ward; son, J.T. Ward; grandchildren, Lisa and Michael Ward, all of Nashville. The remains are at the Woodbine Funeral Home, 3620 Nolensville Road where services will be conducted Friday morning September 1st at 10:30 o'clock by Rev.

Charles F. Ramsey and Rev. Earl Dodd. Pallbearers: Nealy Perry, Mickey Ward, Claude Carroll, Ed Lewis, Leon Whitt, and J.T. Andrews.

Interment Auburn Cemetery, Auburn, Kentucky. WOODBINE FUNERAL HOME, Directors. 832- COPELIN, John 77 years, August 31, 1978 at his home. Survived by wife, Mrs. Margaret Copelin; daughter, Mrs.

Arthur (Clara) Jenkins; son, Thomas Copelin; sister, Mrs. P.A. Murphy, St. Louis, one granddaughter, Mrs. Joyce Shumate; one grandson, Michael Copelin; one great granddaughter, Lisa Shumate.

The remains are at Ellis Funeral Home, 2627 Nolensville Rd. where funeral services will be conducted at 11 a.m. Saturday by the Rev. B.L. Willis.

Nephews will serve as Pallbearers. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery. ELLIS FUNERAL HOME, Directors 255- 5412 HENDRIX, Elsie MaiSuddenly August 30, 1978. Survived by daughters, Mrs. Jean Hinson, Mrs.

Marie Agee, Mrs. Jewel Ingram, and Miss Pam Hendrix; sons, James Yeargin, Bobby Hendrix, Alton Hendrix, and Timmy Agee; one sister, Mrs. Christine Berry; twenty-six grandchildren; ten, great grandchildren. Remains are at the Ellis Funeral Home, 2627 Nolensville Rd. where funeral services will be conducted 2:30 Saturday September 2, by Bro.

Billy Fields. Active Pallbearers: Jimmy Potts, Sonny Potts, Lester Wallace, Raymond Butcher, Jody Davis, Paul Gregory, and David Prim. Donelson Cemetery interment. ELLIS FUNERAL HOME, Directors. 255-5412.

Murfreesboro, Tn WHITE, Mrs. Carolyn 0'Brien-Died Wednesday, August 30, at her residence. Survived by husband, Clyde White; two sons, Gary and White, both of Murfreesboro; one daughter, Mrs. Carole White Novak, of Tampa, one brother, John O'Brien, Murfreesboro; two sisters, Mrs. Claude White, of Shelbyville and Mrs.

Jewell McKnight, of Murfreesboro; five grandchildren. Funeral services are to be at 10 a.m. Friday, at Woodfin Memorial Chapel. Dr. Eugene Cotey will officiate.

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to Cumberland River 124 HOMES AREA 4 Cumberland River to Clarksville Hwy. 124 HOMES AREA 5 Clarksville Hwy. to Dickerson Rd. Whites Creek-Goodlettsville 124 HOMES AREA 6 Dickerson Rd. to Cumberland River- Madison 124 HOMES AREA 7 Cumerland River to 1-40 Donelson-Lebanon Rd.

124 HOMES AREA 8 1-40 to Murfreesboro Rd. Percy Priest Lake-Airport 124 HOMES- AREA 9 County-HendersonvilleGallatin- Old Hickory Lake 124 HOMES AREA 10 Williamson County Franklin-Brentwood-Fairview 124 HOMES- AREA 11 Wilson County Lebanon-Mt. 124 HOMES AREA 12 Rutherford County Murfreesboro -Smyrna 124 HOMES AREA 13 Cheathom County-Ashland City-Pegram-Kingston Springs 124 HOMES AREA 14 Robertson County-Springfield -Ridgelop Greenbrier 1 124 HOMES- AREA 15 Maury County Columbia Mi. Pleasant-Springhill 124 HOMES AREA 16 Hickman County Centerville-Lyles-Bon Aqua 124 HOMES AREA 17 Dickson County Dickson124 HOMES AREA 18 Montgomery County Clarksville-R. Campbell 125 Lots, Subdivisions 126 Out Of Town Property 127 Real Estate Wanted 128 Loans-Real Estate 129 Suburban For Sale 130 Mobile Homes 131 Mobile Home Lots 132 Auction Sales 133 Camps, Recreation, Vacation Property 134 Forms, Acreage Wanted 135 For Sale-Rent-Trade.