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THCSHVILLIr SSS tl.Jidy 2, 1962 4S Rom Likely Today Prize Winner Waverly Jury Frees 2 Men Associate Tells Of Estes Deal I fo' Doyflmt Fridoy 80 ngvTM Show High TtmporotvrM fxpxttvi AP Wirephoto Map Fair weather is forecast for the Northeast and Southwest today while the rest of nation is expected to have cloudy or partly cloudy skies. Rain is likely in the Tennessee Valley area with snow mixed with rain expected in the southern Great Lakes, Ohio and Mississippi Valley regions. Light snow is forecast for the northern Great Lakes. Cooler weather is expected for most of the nation. KM it, 1 I LlM "mW By DEAN BUSH State Correspondent WAVERLY.

Tenn. Two Waverly men were found innocent here yesterday of first degree murder in the I960 nhot-gun death of a Waverly businessman. The all-male circuit court Jury required only 20 minutes deliberation to return a verdict of icquittal in tha trial of Tom Ferguson 30, and David warren. 31, who had been ac cused in the death of William Edward Gunn, 31. The dead man's slstpr.

Mr. Ora Lee McCarey of Waverly, collapsed when the verdict wus given and had to be carried from the courtroom. "I SWEAR I regret that," said warren, referring to Mrs. Me Carey's collapse, "but I believe the verdict was a fair one." yesterday's trial, the second on the murder charge, began at 8 a.m. The verdict was returned about 5:45 p.m.

Gunn was fatally wounded by a shotgun blast at his hunting lodge on Kentucky Lake in January, 1960. The defendants, in September, 1961, were tried on a robbery charge in connection with the incident Both served a sentence of 11 months and 29 days in county Jail on conviction of attempting to commit a felony in what the state contended was am effort to rob a poker game at the lodge. A MISTRIAL was ruled a year ago in the first trial on the murder charge when the jury failed to agree on a verdict. Defense Attorney Robert Polk of Nashville read a statement yesterday from a former Wav. erly physician.

Dr. F. G. Mc-Campbell, which said Warren re ceived a head cut during the fight at the lodge that required 18 stitches. In summing up his case for the defendants.

Polk speculated that Gunn had grabbed the shot gun from Warren, knocked him to the floor and was beating the man over the head with the gun when it discharged. The de fense Introduced no witnesses yesterday. The defendants had previously stated they were only "pranking" and had no intention of robbing the poker game which they themselves had uarticipated in only hours before. Mrs. Lola Wallace Mrs.

Lola Bass Wallace of 227 Sunrise died of cancer yesterday at a Nashville hospital. Funeral arrangements were incomplete last night. A native of Waverly, she was a daughter of the late William David and Llllie Mc Donough Bass. She was edu rated in Waverly, and had been a resident of Nashville for seven! years. She was an employe of Davidson County Hospital.

rJ-n w2t, "he WaS ZtZ survives. Mrs. Wallace was a member of Woodbine Methodist Church, nd the Order of the Eastern Star. Other survivors are a sister, Mrs. Cora Sprague, Los Anpeles, and three brothers, Willis Bass, Nashville; Paul Bass, Baltimore; and John Bass, Tampa, Fla.

-Photo by Willis Studio LAWRENCEBURG, Tenn. Receiving an award from Mrs. Wallace Henson, left, president of the Lawrence County Home Demonstration Council, is Mrs. Hugh Robertson of the Crockett Home Demonstration Club, grand prize winner in the country dress revue. Mrs.

Annie Rousseau Mrs. Annie Raines Rousseau, 87, of 917 17th died after a heart attick at 9 a.m. yester day at ram view Hospital Services will be at 2 p.m. to day at Cosmopolitan Funeral Home. The Rev.

W. C. Langford and Rev, W. A. Adams will offi ciate.

Burial will be in Wood- lawn Memorial Park. A native of Maury County, Mm. Rousseau was educated in Hampshire, and had been a resident of Nashville 40 years. She was the former Annie Penelce Raines. Mrs.

Rouseeau was a member of the Blakemore Methodist Church, and the Royal Neighbors of America. She is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Lannie Calhoun, Gilbert, La, and Mrs. Joe Cittl, Nashvilie; a son, B. Rousseau, Flint, a sister, Mrs.

R. C. Willis, Nashville; five grandchildren and six Nashville Temperatures 2 a.m. 4 a.m. 6 a.m.

8 a.m. 10 a.m. 37 37 2 p.m. 4 p.m. 6 p.m.

8 p.m. 10 p.m. 56 55 49 49 47 35 40 48 53 Noon Midnight 47 Yesterday's high 57 at 2:30 p.m. Low 34 at 6:30 a.m. Mean 46.

Normal 55. Sunset today at 4:50 p.m. Sunrise tomorrow at 6:11 a.m. Humidity at midnight 89. Highest 83 in 1961 Lowest 21 in 1954 Highest last year 80 PRECIPITATION For 24 hours ending at midnight T.

Total this month deficiency .09. Total this year 52.38; excess 14,73. BAROMETER at midnight 29.38, rising. WINDS TODAY Light northerly. VISIBILITY Good, TVA Grants Funds to Cities About $280,000 has been allo cated to Tennessee city and county governments In lieu ot taxes by the Tennessee Valley Authority, state Comptroller W.

ti. hnoagrass said yesterday, Counties will receive $162,453 and cities will receive $117,457, Snodgrass said that, while counties have received similar payments for several years, the new allocation marks the first distribution to municipalities, Nashville will receive $5,337, and 19 other Middle Tennessee cities were allocated payments raneinir from $2.25 for Linden to $3,646 for Coumbia. Four Middle Tennessee -coun ties were among those listed to receive funds. They are Hum phreys County, Perry, 798; Houston, $1,444: and Wayne, $563. Mrs.

Glatys S. Kimbrough Mrs. Glatys Kinv rough, 57, of Murfreesboro Road, died at 10:30 a.m. yesterday at Miller Clinic. Services will be at 10:30 a.m tomorrow at Finley Dorrls Charlton Funeral Home.

Arthur Reizke will officiate. Burial will be in Spring Hill Cemetery. 4 11 til. imuvo ui luuuviue, uurs. jviniDrougn was a aaugn- ter of the late Robert N.

and Leila Cunningham Shofner. She was an employe of the State public health service until 1960. In 1945 she was married to Charles O. Kimbrough, an employe of the U.S. post office.

He survives. Mrs. Kimbrough was a member of the First Church of Christ, Scientist. She was a past president of Watkins Institute alumni. Other survivors are two sons.

Charles G. Kimbrough Jr. and Buford C. Kimbrough, both of Nashville; a daughter, Mrs. Bernard Shaw, Pontiac, a sister, Mrs.

Wilma S. Laughren, Nashville; a brother, Robert R. Shofner, Nashville; and seven grandchildren. Mrs. Gene Murphy Louis B.

Morris Funeral Today Services for Louis B. Morris, 76, of 2106 Ashwood Court, retired owner of Morris Cafeteria and the Savoy Cafe, will be at 2 p.m. today at the Greek Ortho dox Church. The Rev. John Sfikas will of ficiate.

Burial will be in Wood-lawn Memorial Park. Morris died of a stroke yes terday morning at St. Thomas Hospital. A native of Argos, Greece, he came to the United States in lftOl and had lived in Nashville 56 years. Morris married Miss Margaret Cokinos of Spara.

Greece. She survives. He was a clarinet player In the Shrine Band for 20 years, a 32nd degree Scottish Rita Mason, and a communicant oi me urecu Orthodox Church. Other survivors include two sons. Nick Morris and William Morris, both of Nashville; apd four grandchildren.

TYLER. Tex. prison-bound associate of former West Texas financier Billie Sul Estes testified yesterday about mort- gago manipulations he said aggregated $18 million. Harold E. Orr, 31, of Amarlllo.

testified that he forged one instrument. His statement about tha 18 million total was stricken from the record. The jury was told to consider only a statement that the first transaction, which Orr said was arranged by Estes, totaled $250,000. Estes, now bankrupt, is on trial here on state charces of theft and swindling, ORR IS ONE of three men formerly associated with Estes who admitted guilt and accepted prison terms on indictments charging mail fraud and conspiracy returned by a 'federal grand jury at El Paso, Tex. The other two are Coleman Mc-Spadden, 45, of Lubbock.

Tex. and Ruel W. Alexander, 36, of Amarnio, The three were officials and principal owners of the Superior Manufacturing a fertilizer tank firm which Estes is ao cused of using for multi-million-dollar manipulations in bogus mortgages. Orr and McSpadden are under 10-year sentences and Alexander a 6-year sentence. Estes pleaded innocent and is awaiting trial on the federal indictments.

Chief defense counsel John Cofer had predicted, arguments tiy attorneys, that Orr would admit forging one of the mort gages and would say "Bill Sol told me to." Orr did just that. Orr said the original of the forged mortgage, in the amount of $94,500, was signed hy Pecos, farmer T. J. Wilson in Estes' offices in Pecos March 2. 1961.

He said he later discovered that a stenographer had typed the word "tanks'' when It should have been "trailer." Orr said he instructed one of his secretaries to erase and substitute the correct word "and she fouled it up real good. I had to retype it." James T. Rains James T. Rains, 92, of 1112 Halcyon a retired farmer and dairyman, died of a kidney ailment yesterday at his home. Services will be at 11 a.m.

to day at Cosmopolitan Funetal home. Thomas C. Whitfield will offioiate. Burial will be in Mt. Olivet Cemetery.

He had been a resident of Davidson County all his life. His first wife was the former Molly Owen. After her death, he married Miss Dellar Jane Willis in 1937. She survives. Rains was a member of Cen tral Church of Christ.

Other survivors are a daugh ter. Miss Maude Rains, Nashville; a son, Crockett Rains, Nashville; a sister, Mrs. Lucy Henslev. Nashville; and two erandchildren. from Page 44) SiWhlrl Co 1.40 2' 2to W4 '4 White Dent 1.80 30'i 30's 30' to I 40 39 40H aai 5to 5to 5to- Wi White Mot 2 White Sew White Sew pf 2 White Str 1 Wlckes 1 21 4 21 21 Vi 19 9 19 30 29'4 29'4- to Wilcox Oil 24to 24to 24'J Wi 1.60 35 34to Wilson Jon 1.10 Windsor WinnDIX .94 WltEIPw 2 27 27 27 6 6 4 1 15 243-a 24 24 4' 4 50n 50'i jot-t 4i Wis El Pf 4 HO 130'a 130'i 130' a WIscPSv 1.50 1 37 37 37 Wltco Chem .80 23V 22Va 23'4 4 Woodwdlr 1.60 2 23' 23 23- Woolwth 2.50 27 62 62 Worthing 1.62s 22 24't 23'S 24V Wrlgley 3a 1 95 95 95 XaroxCo 1 180 1 47'4 142 147V44 YaleSiTow lb 11 21 11 21V4 to 5 18 72' 49'4 72W2to Yngst SDrl 16 16 15' 14 Zenith 160 XV 47 50 2 Aoprox final total 3.400,000 Previous day 3,090,000 Week aao 3,946,935 2,526,360 3.889,370 2,575,240 788,534,810 858,209,106 635.290,929 Month ago Year ago Two years ago Jan.

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WtATHIM Sum Ait Nation's Temperatures Wrather burctu report of maximum temperature tor 13 hour period, minimum temperature for 18-hour period aud ending 7 p.m., EST. Hllh Low I nilh Low Albany. NY 47 Little Rock 55 38 Amarlllo 0 SO Los Angelea 81 64 Louisville (1 39 Memphis 59 3t Aahevllle S7 33 Atlanta 50 34 Atl'ntlo City 58 43 Meridian 63 33 Miami Bch 78 64 Milwaukee 45 31 Mpla BtPaul 46 36 Mobile 63 43 Montgomery 63 Zi Montreal 40 37 New Orleans 66 50 New York 65 47 Norfolk 56 46 Philadelphia 67 41 Phoenix 87 52 Pittsburgh 47 P'rtland, Me 49 Vi Richmond 60 37 Bt. Louis 53 .1 Sit Lke City 63 33 San Antonio 78 43 Ban Frisco 81 69 Baltimore 58 Birmingham 60 Bismarck 41 Boise 63 Boston 53 Buffalo 4 Burl'ton. Vt 40 35 33 38 38 46 37 36 60 Cp Hatteraa Charlotte Chat'nooga, 67 51 59 Chicago 47 40 2.i 36 31 46 38 33 19 49 48 32.

46 45 70 S3 Cincinnati 51 Cleveland 48 Columbua 48 Dallas 67 Denver 61 Des Molnei 50 Detroit 48 Duluth 44 Savannah 63 40 Fresno 8J Houston 73 Indianapolis 46 Jacksonville 78 Seattle 56 50 Tampa 75 56 44 J6 66 Kansas CUT 60 Key West "79 KnoxvlUe 56 wirgton nc 61 Yuma Mrs. Matthews Rites Tomorrow Mrs. Emma Elizabeth Mat thews, 88, of 2821 Whlteoak Drive, died after a heart attack at 12:10 a.m. yesterday at St. Thomas Hospital.

Reguiem high mass will be sung at 9:30 a.m. tomorrow at Christ the King Catholic Church. The Rt. Rev. Thomas P.

Duffy will officiate. Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery. The body is at Cosmopolitan Funeral Home. A native of Arkansas, Mrs. Matthews had been a resident of Nashville 60 years.

Mrs. Matthews was a com municant of Christ the Kins Church. She Is survived by three daughters, Mrs. D. J.

Hunt and Miss Jean Louise Matthews. Nashville, and Mrs. W. F. Lipps, River Forest, a son, Col.

King C. Matthews, Nashville; and eight grandchildren. John W. Pearson Services for John William Pearson, 77, of 1814 Guest Drive, win be at p.m. today at Phil lips Robinson Funeral home.

Burial will be In Sprlne Hill Cemetery. Pearson, retired Culleoka farmer, died Wednesday after noon in a Columbia hospital after a heart attack. Survivors include his widow; three daughters, Mrs. R. A.

Armstrong and Miss Elizabeth Pearson, both of Nashville, and Mrs. Cole Morrow of Falls Church, a stepson, Roy Plnkleton of Decatur, three sisters, Mrs. Charles Knight of Columbia. Mrs. Jim Chapman of Culleoka and Mrs.

Lura Sands of Detroit; three brothers, Lee Pearson and Robert Pearson, both of Culleoka, and Mark Pearson of Detroit; and two grandchildren. C. E. Ray Services for C. E.

Ray, 72, of Jensen Beach, a former Nashville resident and a retired supervisor of Western Electric will be at 10 a.m. today at Hlbbett York Halley Funeral Home. The Rev. Jeff Fryer will officiate. Burial will be In Mt.

Olivet Cemetery, Ray died at 5:30 a.m. Tuesday Ft. Pierce. Fla. In 1938, he married the former Minnie Simms of Nashville.

She nurvlves. Ray was a Baptist and a Mason. Other survivors are a daugh ter, Mrs. Charles Grant, Louis ville, a son, C. W.

Kay. Wayne, two brothers. I. L. Ray.

Birmingham, and Claude Ray, Chicago, and five grandchildren. Mrs. Emma Brooks Duff Services for Mrs. Emma Brooks Duff. 85, of 1602 North Observatory Drive, will be at 2 p.m.

today at Bracey-weish Funeral Home. The Rev. Sam R. Dodson Jr. and the Rev.

P. Anderson will officiate. Burial will be In Spring Hill Cemetery. Mrs. Duff died at a Nashville hosnital yesterday morning.

Survivors Include a son, Al fred B. Duff. Nashville; a half' sister, Mrs. Mildred Krainock, Rochester, N.Y.; a granddaugh ter; a treat-grandson; and two great-great-granddaughters. Miss Clara Hardaway Services for Miss Clara Augus ta Hardaway.

81. of Hopewell Community, a former employe of Davidson County Hospital, will be at 2 p.m. today at Cole Garrett Funeral Home. The Rev. Earl Hooper will of ficiate.

Burial will be In Pleasant Valley Cemetery1 In Sumner County. Miss Hardaway died Wednesday night at her home after a long illness. Miss Hardaway was a member of Berryville Baptist Church. There were no immediate sur vivor i' Martin Rites Tomorrow J. M.

Martin. 64, of Highway 100. owner of Martin's Garage, died yesterday at General Hos pital. Services will be at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Falrvlew Church of Christ, Falrvlew.

Tenn. Burial will be In Lampley Cemetery in Fairview. Martin Mad been a resident of Davidson County for 10 years. He was married to the former Annie Mae Lampley. She sur vives.

Other survivors Include daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Watts Fairview, a son. F. C. Martin, Nashville; a foster son, Charles Nolen.

Nashville: three brothers, Frank Martin, Paul Martin and Leon Martin, all of Nashville; four sisters, Mrs. Clara Hayes and Mrs. Maybelle Jenkins, both of Nashville, Mrs. IdPll Greer, Ft. Worth, and Mrs.

Ada Nethorton, Florida; and live grandchildren. Miss Carrie Fischer Miss Carrie Fischer, 82, of 1413 Franklin died yester- day at Miller Clinic. Funeral services will be at 2 m. today at Eastland Funeral Home. Dr.

W. Gernert and the Rev. Paul E. Monroe will offici ate. Burial will be in Mt.

Olivet Cemetery. Miss Fischer was a native of Nashville. She was educated at St. Cecilia Academy. There are no Immediate sur vivors.

aa Jtatlf puttees VVft Thursday mornlna. Nov. 1, at a local Infirmary, Mrs. Emna Brooks Dull, age 85, survived bv son: Allrad B. Duff; cranddauthter, Mrs.

E. E. Clark, grandson, Harold E. Austin Jacksonville. two treat-Rreal-granddauKhten, haJI-sU-tfr, Mm.

Mildred Krainock. Ro-cnester. New York. Remains are at the cliaoel ot Bracey-Welsh Co. 1407 West End Ave, where services will ba held Friday afternoon at 9:00 o'clock conducted by Rev.

Sam R. Dodson and Dr. Anderson. Pallbearers: Active Montv Ollpln, N. S.

Nl-cliols. Howard N. Jones, Allen Hawkins. Joel D. Sinn, Thomu F.

Corcoran. Alvln Whitworth. Paul D. Phillips. Honorary-James N.

Holt. W. 8. Keller, Henry H. Workman, Fred W.

Worrall, Robert F. Feuatel, W. C. Jackaon. Memphis, D.

Wilkinson, Atlanta, Oa. Pu-vn E. Barnes, Tullahoma, J. O. Moser, T.

H. Dar-d'li Si Frank, Donald, and Richard Bauman, and Dr. James N. Thorrasson, Interment Spring Hill Cemetery, Bracey-Welsh Co. Inc.

USCHKR Thursday morning, Nov. 1. 1863, at a local Infirmary, Mlaa Carrie Fischer. Survived by cousins; Mrs. Edwsrd H.

Me-daugh, Mrs. Elizabeth Holt Johnson. William C. Fischer, Fred Fischer, Charles Cammerer, all of Nashville. Remains art at the Eastland Funeral Home.

(04 Gallatin where funeral aerv-lea will be held Friday afternoon at 2:00 o'clock by Rev. Paul Monroe and Rev. I. W. Oernert, Pallbearers, Milton S.

Hartley, Chris Hauff, Carl O. Usury, Ollla L. Smith, Clarence A. Hunter, John S. Phlppa, Jewell 8oo tt.

Interment Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Eastland Funeral Home, CA I UNI ON Wedneaaay. Oct. 31, 1962, at Akron, Ohio, Claude VI.

Fuston, age TO years. Survived by daughter: Mrs. C. Robert Hall, Akron, son: Claude W. Fuaton Brecksvllle.

Ohio, one tter: Mrs. James Sanders, San brother: Elmer V. Fuaton. Boyton Beach. four granchlldren.

Remains will arrive Union Station, Saturday morning at 1:00 o'clock and will be conveyed to the Funeral Hume of Phllllps-Roblnaon Prayer aervlcea will be held at the graveside Saturday afternoon at 3:00 o'clock by his nephew, Rev, Vernon Dews. Inte-r. ment Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Poll-llps-Roblnson Co.

Directors. HARDAWAY Wednesday evening, Oct. 31, 1963. at her home on Commerce Old Hickory. Misa Clara Augusta Hardaway, age (1 years.

Survived by Nieces and Nephews. Remains are at tha Cole and Garrett Funeral Home, Ooodlettavllle, where funeral aerv. Ices will be conducted Friday afternoon, Nov. 2. at 3:00 o'clock by Rev.

Earl Hooper. Friends will aerva aa Pallbearers. Interment Pleaaant Valley Cemetery i Sumner County). Cole and Oar rett Funeral Directors, Good-lettavHlc, KIMBKOUGH Thursday mornlna. Nov.

1. 1963. at 10:25 o'clock at a local Infirmary. Mra. Olatva Shofner Kimbrough.

Survived by her huaband. Charles O. Kim-brouehi eona. Charlea O. Kim brouth Jr.

and Buford C. Klm-brounh: daughters. Mrs. Bernard Bhaw. Pontiac.

slater. Mra. Wllma S. Laughren: brother. Robert R.

Shofner: niece. r.frs. Wllma Warren Mir. San Francisco. slster-ln-law.

Mra. Alvln L. Shofner, and aeven BTandchlldren. Remalna are at Finley Dorria and Charlton, West End at 25th where funeral services will ba held Saturday morning at 10:30 o'clock, conducted by Mr. Arthur Retzke.

Pallbearers will be: Jewell Barrlck, Rufus Buchanan. Allle Farmer. Herman Fisher. Phillip Forehand, John Grayson. Oentry Moffltt.

Clarence Nave. 8. A. White. Freeman Jordan.

John E. Mrlntosh and William E. Daniels. Interment Snrlna Hill Cemetery. Finley Dorria and Charlton Co.

MATTHEWS Suddenly at a local hospital, Thursday morning, Nov. 1. 1962. Mra. Emma Elisabeth Matthews, mother of Miss Jean I oulse Matthewa.

Mrs. D. J. Hunt, Col. King.

C. Matthews, all of Nashville, Mrs. W. F. Llpps, River Forrest, 111., I grandchildren.

Services 3:30 a m. Saturday, Christ the King Church. Pallbearers Thomas J. Foley, Earn T. Crocker, Joseph P.

Dovle. Thomas Melville Doyle. Charles R. Padgett, Col. Lawrence C.

Jenks. Interment Calvary Cemetery. The Rosary will be recited at 7:30 Friday. Remalna at Cosmopolitan Funeral Home. STSVKNH-At a Nashville inflr-marv Wednesday evening.

0-t. 3'. 1963. Robert Gordon Stevens. Survivors are.

the wife. Mra. Ruby Honey Stevens: dauehter. Mlfs Barbara Jean Stevens, both of Nashville: sisters. Mrs.

D. Moore Montgomery. Mrs. John Flelrien. Decatur.

Mrs. Armtron Florence. brother. Riley M. Stevens, Palo Alto.

Calif. Services 2:30 P.M. Friday. Orandvltw Beotl.it rhureh. Rev.

James I Rarrla. Pallbearers Honorary: Employea rurreys Kelly Currey. Dr. Robert Roy. Dr.

John Farrlnger, Virry Parks, H. C. Howell. Ac-tlve Tommy Fortner. Robert Roberta.

Norrli McKee, Carroll Flatt. Earl Chambers. Walter Toney. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery. Remains at Cosmopolitan Funeral Home, WALLACE Thursday afternoon November 1, 1062.

at a local In-firmary. Mra, Lola Basi Wallace. Burvlved bv husband, Odle J. Wallace, sister. Mrs Cnr Bnraaue of Ioa Angelea, Calif.

Brothers. Wlllla Bss of Nashville. P. Bas of Bo'on. end John W.

Basa of Tampa. Fla. Remains are at the Woodbine Funeral Home, 3820 Nolenavllle Complete arrangementa to follow. The funeral Home Beautiful lane 5335 v'jVAslSBlalala Ba 4-JALi tun ptixW polices morning Nor. Lnuta m.

local mt rmira iworrie. aurvlvsd Wire. Mra. T.ini. Nick Morrla.

and William Murrla- four grandchildren. t. malna are at the funeral home o' Marahall-DeinnallyiComBa, 2oth Ave. at Centennial Park, leivlng at 1:30 o'clock Friday afternron for tha Oreek Orthodox Church, 30S 6th So where aervlcea will be conducted at 2 0j O'clock by Father John Sfl.Ha Pallbearers Honorary; Angele Anderson. Tony Boushe-len Sam Boushelen.

Chris Anton, Loula Belloa, Dr. Lawrenca A. Grossmen, J. B. Anderson, Pete Douglass, and Richard R.sa.

Active Harry Demstroa, Ted Marlowe, Paul Sullivan. Nick Gu'aa. Fisher Thompson. Frank LIMea. Billy Pappaa, Oeorge Ola-nla Interment Woodlawn Cemetery Marshall-Donnelly-C-imbs.

CY 1-0720. MURPHY -At the residence, 1503 Meridian Thuraday morning. Nor. 1. 1963, Mrs.

Willie Murphy, wife of aen Murphy; mother of Donald. Jack, and Mlaa Suala Murphy. Mrs, Johnnie Winkler, Mrs. Ray Hooper, all of Nashville, Draper Murphy. Oalnaboro, Rout 4: Slater of Mra.

E. D. Ray, Nashville, Mra. Rex Ray. and Mra.

Douglae Crocker, both of Oallatln. John Henry and Wirt Hughes. Franklin, tlva grandchildren. Services 10:00 A.M. Friday.

Cosmopolitan Chapel. Friends will serve as Pallbearers. Interment, Murphy Family Cemetery, Jack-eon County. Remains at Cos mopolltan Funeral Home. OWEN Thursday evening.

Nov. 1. 1M3. at a local hoanltal. William Clauds Owens, age 69 years.

Survived by wife. Mra. Margaret Wills Owena: daughter. Mrs. W.

K. Talley. Nashville: grandsons. Billy and Ronnie Talley. Nashville: alatera.

Mrs. L. F. Caops. Whitea Creek, Mra.

R. N. Jonea. Cottontown: brothers. Marshall Owena and Adron Owens, both of Nashville.

Remalna are at Cola and Oarrett Funeral Home. Ooodlettavllle. Complete funeral erranaementa announced later. Cola and Oarrett. funeral dlreo-tore.

PEARSON Wednesday Oct. II. ioa. at culleoka, John Willie Pearson. Survived by wife: Mrs.

Tennla Sands Pearson, three daughters: Miss Sarah Elizabeth Pearaon, and Mrs. R. A. Armstrong, both of Nashville. Mra.

Cola H. Morrow, Washington, D.C., atep-son: Roy Plnkleton, Decatur, three sisters: Mrs. Charlea Knlsht. Columbia, Mrs. Jim Chstman, Culleoka, and Mra.

Lura Sanda, Detroit, three brothers; Lea and Robert Pearaon, Culleoka, and Mark Pearson, Detroit, two grandchildren. Penny Armstrong, and Christy Morrow. Remains rest at the Funeral Home oi Phllllps-Roblnaon wbera funeral services will ba conducted Friday afternoon at 1:00 o'clock. Tom Whitfield and By ram Thrasher will officiate. Pallbearers: W.

C. Beard, Jay Lancaster, J. L. Harlan. N.

Yearwood. Vernon Sweeney. Paul ChaluDa. Leroy Klser. Carl Bear-den.

Interment Spring Hill Cemetery. Phullpe-Roblneoa Co- directors rains At the residence. Ills Halcyon Thuraday morning. Nov. 1, 1902.

James T. Rains, husband of Mra. Delia Willis Rains, Father of Mlsa Maud and Crockett Rains, brother of Mra, Lucy Bensley, all of Nashville, grandfather of Crockett Ralna and Mra. Shirley Smith, Nashville. Services 11:00 a.m.

Friday, Cosmopolitan Chapel. Thomaa 0. Whitfield, minister. Active pallbearers: Jerry Trousdale, Oeorse Trousdale. William Hobby.

John Carter. Watson Ridley. Lynch Corley. Honorary Pallbearers: Members Sunday School claas of Central Church of Chriat. Interment Mt.

Olivet Cemetery. Remains at Cosmopolitan Funeral Home. SAY Tuesday morning. Oct, 30. ibj.

at Jensen Beach. Mr. C. E. Ray, ase 73.

Survived by wife. Mra. C. E. Ray of Jensen Beach.

daughter. Mrs. Mar. srette Grant of Louisville, son, C. W.

Ray of Wayne. N.J.; five grandchildren: two brothers, Irwin Ray of Birmingham. and Claude Ray ot Chicago. III. Remains are at tha Hlbbett, York.

Halley Funeral Heme In Donelaon. where aervlcea will be held Friday. Nov, 2. 1962. at 10 conducted by Rev.

Jeff Fryer. Active pallbearers: Thomaa W. Wells. Bart Slmms. Oeorge Slmms.

Eddie Slmma. John Rick-man. T. C. Wash.

A. A. Me-Campbell, Allen MoCamnbell. Honorary oallbearera: Employes of Western Eiectrie Co. Interment: Mt.

Olivet Cemetery. Hlbbett. York. Halley. directors.

Phone. Donelson TO 3-J361, EOl'gsEAU At a local hospital. inuraaay morning, not. 1, 1962. Mra.

Annie Ralnea Rousseau, mother of Mrs. Lannie Calhoun, Ollbert, Mrs. Joe Clttl. Nashville, R. B.

Rouassau, Flint. sister of Mrs. R. C. Willis, Nashville, five grand-children, all great rrandohlldren.

Servlcea 3O0 p.m. Friday, Cosmo. Eosltan Chapel, Rev. W. C.

angford and Rev. W. A. Adams. Pallbearers: Arnold Willis.

Leslie Hoffman. Jim Holt. Robin Akin. Bobby Dodd. Richard Klmery.

Lewis 8haro. Interment Wood, lawn Cemetery, Remalna at Cot-mopolltan Funeral Home. Out-of-Town Franklin, Tenn. ENGLISH Thursday morning, Nov. i.

ivtu. in a local nursing borne. William Thomaa Ens Hah. IS yesrs of age. Survived by three dsush-ters.

Mrs. Howard Oreen of Franklin. Mrs. Earl Conn of Benoit. Mra.

Catherine Weiaalncer. Seattle. one son. Clayburn M. English ot Franklin: six grandchildren.

Mrs. Reginald Hovae. Earl J. Conn Cora English. William H.

English. Guy and Roy Welealnser: 11 ereat-trandchlldren; on brother. Terrell Y. English of Franklin. Remains are at Franklin Memorial Chanel where aervlcea nil be conducted Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock by Dr.

John I. Dickson. The following will please aerva as pallbearers: Walter Bond. Fulton and W. Oreer.

Jack Jorirn. Robert Pltner. Alton Oreen. J. B.

Pi-ka. Wryland Alley, leon Evans. Interment In Mt. Hone Cemetery. Franklin Memorlil Chanel, funeral directors.

Lebanon. Tenn. RHEA At a hospital la Lakeland. Tuesday. Oct.

30. 192. Sutton Rhea. ae M. Survived by wife.

Mrs. Madee Muroby Rhea: daughters, Mra. W. M. Taylor, Lakeland.

Mary Bvrd Rhea. Seattle. Orace Rhea. Lakeland. one atater.

Mra. J. R. Curtis. Richmond.

Va. Remains will arrive at Union Station. Nashville. Friday. 3:30 u.

and will be conveyed to Phlloot Funeral Heme. Lebanon. Graveside aervlcea Saturday 10 a m. Cedar Orove Cemetery, conducted by Brother John 8mlthaon Jr. Active nallbeareri: Frank Sutton.

Richard Bird, James N. Daniel. Henry Jordan Foley. Frank Hern. Jurlwe Allison Humphrey.

Phlloot Funeral Home. Lebanon. In fharae. In Memorism HALL In loving memory of my huiband, Fddle c. Hall, who passed awsy Nov.

3. 1057. When the tolls of tha day vt over. And evenlnt moves swiftly on, I think of many haooy days. That are forever tone.

Sadlv missed bv wife Bertha. SAVAGE In memory of Private Ernest Edward Bavase. who oaaaed away 19 rears aeo today. Nov. a.

1941. A solemn thought, a eecrrt tear. Keens hla memory ever dear. Sadly missed by wife, mothir. dad and daughter.

Colored Death Notlcti BROWN Thursday mornlna. Nov. i. at a local miirmary, Mrs. Louise Brown.

Survivors are two alatera, Meadamea Iula Wright, this city, Eleanor Harris. Birmingham, Ala.) two brothers, Messrs. James and Schmltt Moore. Tuscaloosa, Ala.i many niecea. nephews: two slttsrs-ln-law: two brothers-in-law; other relatlvee and frlenda: a devoted friend.

Mr. Walter Ford. Re-malna rest In ehapiil ot funeral home where frlenda may visit with the family from S-10 om. ithls) Friday. Euloelea Saturday el 3:30 m.

from Cowan Street Baotlat Church with Elder J. S. Elder officiating. Flower carriers and oallbearera aelected from friends. InUrment Hills ot Cal-vary.

S. Elder and Thomaa Reed, directors. Elder's Funeral Home. 2511 Buchanan, Btrtst, AL 4-1632. HARRIS Thursday morning luoai imirmarT, Mrs.

Mary King Harris. Survived by daughter. Mra. Lola Juanit i Smith, brother, Ur. B.

F. Reed; uncle. Mr, Julian W. lUed; aon-ln-law. Mr.

Tommle le Smith oilier relatives and trlands. Arrangementa incomplete. Protee-tlva Funeral Service la coarse. New York Stock: Paid Politlcil Adv. 1 I BUSINESS, PROFESSIONAL, CIVIC LEADERS and PUBLIC OFFICIALS SAY "LILLARD" IS QUALIFIED 3 the undersigned, being personally with ROBERT E.

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Altomty Nathvilk Trust Bids. AS. I. VANCI BERRY Attorn? Amarkin Trust Bldg. 0 P.

IINKLEY Atst. City Attorn ty American Trust Bldg. A. A. BIRCH, R.

Attorney Fcurth AvMiua, N. OR. DAVID V. BRADLEY Prof, or Urology Mohjrry Mtdicol ColllIS ROBT. E.

CAMPBELL Mortician lotronon Srrott ROMULUS C. COTTEN Cotton's Core Edgehill Avenue W. H. CRISWEIL Roal Estate Broker Commerce Union Bldg. THOS.

I. CUMMINCS Arty. former Mayor Domonoreu Street V. H. DIXON Real Estate Broker Jefferson Street JACOBS H.

DOYIC City Civil Service Commission ED DUCCIN Rogers and Reynolds Eighth Avenue, S. C. L. ENNIX Board of Education Charlotte Avenue M. C.

FERCUSON Citizens Savings Bank Fourth Avenue, N. DR. I. I. B.

FORRESTER Prof, of Otolaryngology Charlotte Avenue RICHARD H. FRANK, JR. Attorney Nashville Trust Bldg. PAUL FREEMAN Southern Farm Machinery Trimble Street DAN CARFINKLE Attorney Stehlman Building HOWARD CtORCE Tenn. Tobacco Co.

Stanley Street HARRIS CIIBERT Attorney Nashville Trust Bldg. FRANK CORRELL Artorney-ltete Senator American Trust Bldg. HERSCHEl CREER Cuaranry Mortgage Co, Union Street f. CUNN, C.L.U. District Manager Atlanta Ufa Ins, Co.

CAYLI CUPT0N Stat Representetlve Third Nail. Bank Bldg. H. V. HALL BI-RIre Market Lewis Street IARL HAWKINS Criminal Court Clark Davidson County Court House I jf We, acquainted having of the to WALTER A.

HAYNES Sutter Service Frt, Co. Fesslers Lane W. D. HAWKINS, R. Bursar Filk University REV.

W. M. HILL Mortician North Hill Street WARD HUDCINS Attorney Nashville Trust Bldg. REV. I.

C. JOHNSON Minister Seey-Hubbard Church D. L. LANSDEN of Aud. Comm.

American Trust Bldg. R. I. LAWRENCE Director City Waterworks Dept. WAITER C.

LEAVER, JR. Attorney Nashville Trust Bldg. HARRY LICHTMAN Industrialist Hermitage Avenue HOMER McEWEN Real Estate Dealer Nashville Trust Bldg. CALVIN McKISSACK Architect Morris Memorial Bldg. C.

S. MEADORS, Pharmacist People'i Pharmacy DR. I. L. MOORE Housing Authority lefferson Street PAUL OVERALL Barber Lafayette Street MARVIN OWENS Pharmacist Owen's Drug Store BILLY PAPPAS Mem.

Civil Service Comm. City of Nashville ZACK PARRI5H Parrish Shrll Service Lafayette Street HARRY PHILLIPS Attorney L. fr C. Tower ALF RUTHERFORD Circuit Court Clerk Davidson County Ct. House BILL SALMON Advertising Menager WVOL Radio Station CE0RCE SANDERSON Five and Ten Cont Store Lafayette Street THOS.

WARDLAW STEELE Atty. -Former Chancellor tV C. Tower ALBERT H. THOMAS Nashville Bank and Trust Co. Union Street i ROBTj E.

WORRALl County Court Clerk Davidson County Ct. House JAKE ZACFR laser's Fine Foods West End Avenue Meridian died of cancer yesterday at her home. Services will be at 10 a.m. today at Cosmopolitan Funeral Home. Dale Cantrell will offi ciate.

Burial will be In the fam ily cemetery in Jackson County, Tenn. A native of Jackson County, she was educated in Jackson County. She had been a resl dent Of Nashville since 1947. The former Willie Hughes, In 1923 she was married to Gene Murphy, a retired farmer. He survives.

Mrs. Murphy was a member of Jehovah a witnesses, Other survivors are three daughters, Miss Susie Murphy, Mrs. John Winkler, and Mrs. Ray Hooper, all of Nashville; three sons, Draper Murphy, Jackson County, and Jack Mur phy and Donald Murphy, both of Nashville; three sisters, Mrs. E.

D. Ray, Nashville, and Mrs. Velma Ray and Mrs. Ella Crock ett, both of Gallatin, two brothers, John Henry Hushes and W. Huiihes, both of Franklin, and five grandchildren.

Claude W. Fuston Services for Claude Fuston, 70, of Akron, Ohio, a former Nashvllle resident and an employe of Summit Countly, Ohio, were at 8:30 p.m. yesterday in Akron. Graveside services and burial will' be at '3 p.m. tomorrow at Mt.

Olivet Cemetery. The Rev. Vernon Dews will officiate, The body will be at Phllllps-Robin-son Funeral Home tomorrow. Fuston died of a heart attack yesterday morning at an Akron hospital. A native of Shelbyvllie, he was a resident ot Nashville from 1904 to 1919.

Fuston wag a Baptist. He In survived by a daughter, Mrs. C. Robert Hall, Akron; a son, Claude W. Fuston Brccksvllle, Ohio: a sister, Mrs.

James Saunders, San Francisco, a brother, Elmer Fuston, Boyton Bench, and four grandchildren, 15 16 17 I 18 19 110 iT" re i7 ir 23 rp rpr1 Tmjr -fT- -2 rw jr as 55 51 1 I I 1111? WoodlawnMortuar fflBi. IN WOODLAWN MEMORIAL PARK I- IN WOODLAWN MEMORIAL PARK Elect ROBERT E. LILLARD COUNCILMAN 16h Metropolitan District "KEEP BOB ON THE OB" There is no Substitute for Experience This Ad paid for by Ruber! E.IMhrd 1 Thompson Nlfkl VI 2 eSaasTeaaaTasswi sat I I II laisr.