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FrldayOCTQBER 11. 198S THE TENMESSEAN 0 UC if ail) Notes Ifcaiiy Notea leail) Note if atl) Notes Author Says i I Allies Remiss For Yevr Information Watch For Column TheTennessean Inferming-Enitrtaining Nolensville, Tn. JOHNSON, Mrs. Mary Gentry Age 85, wife of the late Allen L. Johnson, Wednesday evening, October 9, 1985 at Williamson County Hospital.

Survived by sister, Mrs. Al (Thelma) Ferguson, Nashville; several nieces and nephews. Remains are at the Waller Chapel in Nolensville, where funeral services will be held Friday afternoon at 2:30 with Leslie Wyatt officiating. Honorary Pallbearers: David Johnson, Bill Jones, Bobby Jones, Jim Jones, Will Brittain, B.C. Ferguson, Elton Scales, Overton Flippen, Thomas Scales, Bob Mosley, Lester Scales, William Scales, Raymond McMahon, Connie Byrd, and Robin P.

Miller. Active: Jimmy Vaughn, Tony Gentry, Billy Gentry, Claude Puck-ett, Charles Gentry, Bob Gentry, Marion Scales, Leon Puckett, Wayne Gentry, Harry Taylor and George Gebhardt. Interment Nolensville Cemetery. WALLER 776-2128. PETTY, Mrs.

Dimple Clark- Departed this life October 8, 1985 at a local infirmary. Survived by husband, James Petty; one daughter, Tylicia Clark Petty; one brother, Benny Boyd; one sister, Laura Jordon; other relatives and friends. The remains will be conveyed to Ephesian PB Church, 21st Underwood, this Saturday, October 12, 1985 where visitation with the family will be from 10 to 11. Funeral immediately following conducted by Elder J.L. Fitzgerlad.

Interment Monday morning, Mt. Ararat Cemetery. WRIGHTS FUNERAL HOME, in charge. 255-8735. Rover Community Bedford County SIMPSON, Mr.

Benjamin Fred-Age 92. At his home in the Rover Community Thursday morning, October 10, 1985. Survived by his wife, Mrs. Frances Giles Simpson, Rover Community; one son, Milton Simpson of Rover Community; two grandchildren; two great grandchildren. Remains are at the Lawrence Funeral Home, Chapel Hill.

Funeral services will be conducted Friday afternoon, October 11th at 2 p.m. at the Rover Baptist Church, Rev. David Wall and Rev. Richard Lee will officiate. Pallbearers: Allen Hudson, Grady Vassar, John Cooper Locke, Earl Carlton, Bryant Landis, Horace Crick.

Interment Simpson Cemetery. LAWRENCE FUNERAL HOME, 364-2233 VANDERPOOL, Roscoe Greely Thursday, October 10, 1985 at Nashville Memorial Hospital. He was a Deacon of Old Hickory First Baptist Church, a Member of Old Hickory Masonic Lodge No. 598, a 33nd Degree Scottish Rite Mason, and Al Menah Temple. Survived by wife, Mrs.

Laura Bean Vanderpool; daughter, Mrs. Charles (Dorothy) Shaver; son, Lt.Col. Jack Vander pool; five grandchildren, Mrs. Bill (Genia) Sorey, Charles Thomas Shaver, Dorothy Vanna Powell, Laura Beth Vanderpool, and Rachel Elaine vanderpool; six great grand children. The remains are at Mad ison Funeral Home, 219 Old Hick' ory where services will be conducted Saturday morning at 10:00 a.m.

by the Rev. Norris G. Hite. Honorary Pallbearers: Old Hickory Lodge ino. 598, and uea cons of First Baptist Church, Old Hickory.

Active: Tony Kriatsas, Robert Durham, J.B. Durham, Bill Sorey, Carl Bean, and Herman Bean. A Masonic Memorial Service will be conducted Friday evening at 7:00 p.m. by Old Hickory Lodge No. 598.

Interment Hermitage Memorial Gardens. MADISON FUNERAL HOME, Directors 868-9020. LOYD, Mr. Evans Roger-October 9, 1985. Survived by wife, Mrs.

Leona Loyd; daughters, Jeanette Martin, Joyce Pollard, Marilyn Johnson; five grandchildren; four great grandchildren. Remains are at Hibbett Hailey Funeral Home, where services will be conducted 2 p.m. Friday by Bro. August Ruff. Interment Hermitage Memorial Gardens.

Friends will serve as Pallbearers. HIBBETT HAILEY, Directors. 244-6484. MITCHELL, Ray Francis Age 49, in Flushing, New York. Survived by brother, Mr.

Lloyd F. Mitchell; sister, Miss Edith Mitchell, Mrs. Anna Forrester, all of Nashville, Mrs. Arnold (Christine) Anderson, Brentwood, Mrs. James (Freda) Gilber, Denton, Tx.

Visitation with the family Friday, October 11, 1985 at 4:30 p.m. to 9p.m. at Martin's Bra-cey-Welsh, 209 Louise Avenue, where memorial services will be conducted 11 a.m. Saturday by Rev. Mace Jett.

Private interment Woodlawn Cemetery. IN LIEU OF FLOWERS MEMORIALS MAYBE MADE TO PARKWAY CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, AMERICAN HEART ASSOC. or the CUMBERLAND PREBY-STERIAN CHILDRENS HOME, DENTON, TX. MARTIN'S BRACEY-WELSH, 327-1032. 'i' lf i 1 Clarksville, Tn.

GOLDBERG, Edna G. Age 75, October 9, 1985. survived by husband, Ralph H. Goldberg; one son, William David Goldberg; two daughters, Betty. Jo Wall, Mary Lou Smith, all of Clarksville; one sister, Sara Landrum, Nashville; six grandchildren; seven great grandchildren.

Funeral services will be conducted 2 p.m. Friday at Graveside at KKAI Cemetery in Nashville, Rabbi Ronald F. Roth officiating. MEMORIALS MAYBE MADE TO THE WEST END SYNO-GOGUE, NASHVILLE. NEAL TARPLEY FUNERAL HOME, 645-6488.

IILL, Mr. Raymond D. (R.D.) Age 51, Wednesday, October 9, 1985 at his residence. Survived by wife, Mrs. Ada L.

Hill; daughter, Ms. Carol Hill; sisters, Mrs. Lonie Mapp, Corrine Tucker, Ms. Lou Genie Jones, all of Nashville; brother, Mr. Alfred Hill, Atlanta, a host of nieces and nephews; one sister-in-law; five brothers-in--law; other relatives and devoted friends.

Visitation with the family Saturday, October 12, 1985 from 1 to 2 p.m. at Kingdom Hall of Jeho-vahs Witness, 2037 Oakwood Ave. Funeral to follow, Bro. Michael Hudgins officiating. Interment Greenwood Cemetery.

K. GARDNER SON FUNERAL SERVICE Kossie Gardner Mgr. Director. Ashland City LESNESKI, Betty Gladys- Age 84. Died October 10, 1985.

Survived by one brother, Guy Ragan; one sister, Maude Redding; number of nieces and nephews. Remains rest at the Shearon Funeral Home where services will be conducted Saturday, October 12th at 10 a.m. Friends will serve as Pallbearers. Interment Bethlehem Cemetery. Arrange ments by SHEARON FUNERAL HOME, 792-4677 Murfreesboro MARTIN, Emma Dement Died Thursday.

Survived by sister, Miss. Callie Dement, Murfreesboro; grandchildren, John Lewis Martin, Michael Ridley Martin, William Hughey Martin, all of Nashville; great grandchild, Wendy Michelle Martin, Nashville, uneral services 2:30 Friday, Woodfin Memorial Chapel. Bro. wymer wiser, otiiciat- ing. Interment Evergreen Ceme tery.

WOUDFIN'S RUCKER, Andrew L. Of 15478 Old Hickory Boulevard, Monday, October 7, 1985. Survived by wife, Mrs. Virginia G. Rucker; son, Andrew G.

Rucker Nashville; grandchildren, Antonese Ardre Andrew G. Jr. and Anth ony M. Rucker; sister, Annie M. Dotson; mother-in-law, Annie Garrett; daughters-in-law, Sarah V.P.

and Paula P. Kucker, siste- rs-in-law, Mildred B. Rucker, Lois Garrett, Bertha Campbell and Martha Roberts; brothers-in-law, Phillip Pratt, Harry Garrett and Theodore Campbell; a host of me- ces, nephews, other relatives and dear friends. Mr. Rucker will repose at Mt.

Pisgah United Methodist Church, 6245 Mt. Pisgah Road, Friday, Oct. 11, 1985 where family visitation will be from 7-8 p.m. Remains will lie in state at Mt. Pisgah Church from 9:30 a.m.

until 10:45 a.m., Oct. 12, 1985. Funeral services will begin at 11:00 a.m. with Rev. Alvin R.

Goodwin officiating. Flowerbearers: United Methodist Women of Mt. Pisgah United Methodist Church. Honorary Pallbearers: United Methodist Men of Mt. Pisgah United Methodist Church.

Active Pallbearers: Signet No. 10 Masonic Lodge. Interment Gods Beautiful Acres-Greenwood Cemetery. Service entrusted to PATTON BROTHERS FUNERAL DIRECTORS "2 Funeral Home EUBANKS, Mrs. Iva Clayton-Age 80, October 9, 1985 at Baptist Hospital.

Mother of James M. Eubanks, Nashville; sister of Anna Dean Romine, Margaret Patterson, and Helen Lovell, all of Rogersville, grandmother of Stephen Eubanks, Pamela Eason, Jimmy Eubanks, Debbie Franklin, Jason Eubanks, Jennifer Eubanks; stepgrandmother of Steven Phillips, and Richard Phillips; great grandmother of five. Funeral services Saturday, Oct. 12, 1985 at 11:00 a.m. in the Chapel of Roses with Bro.

Ruvel Shelley officiating. Interment in Woodlawn Memorial Park. Grandsons will serve as Pallbearers. Visitation with family from 10am-8pm Thursday and Friday in the Dogwood Room. Arrangements by WOODLAWN FUNERAL HOME, 383-4754 NORTH, Malcolm J.

October 9, 1985. Husband of Mrs. Jodene (Judkins) North; father of James W. North, both of Nashville, Richard D. North, West Carrol-lton, Ohio, Mrs.

Rosalyn Wyatt, Clarksville, Mrs. Nancy Parkhurst, Goodlettsville, Mrs. Betty Cale, Baltimore, brother of George H. North, Selmer, Mrs. Maylene Owen and Mrs.

Minnie Ennett, both of Nashville; grandfather of four grandchildren. Family will receive friends after 4:30 p.m. Thursday. Funeral service 2:00 p.m. Friday, Oct.

11, 1985, Wood-lawn Chapel of Roses with Bro. Charles Jones officiating. Interment Woodlawn Memorial Park. Relatives will serve as Pallbearers. Arrangements by WOOD-LAWN UNERAL HOME, 383-4754 LewisborgtTn.

i HOBBY, Joe Frank Age 71, Wednesday morning, October 9, 1985 at a Nashville hospital. Survived by his wife, Mrs. Jerry Young Hobby, Lewisburg; daughter, Mrs. Mary Ann Hoffwolf, Nashville; son, John J. Hobby, Nashville; three grandchildren.

Remains are at the Chapel of London Funeral Home, Lewisburg, where funeral services will be conducted Saturday afternoon at 2:00 p.m. by Charles Williamson. Interment Lone Oak Cemetery. LONDON FUNERAL HOME, Directors, 359-1451 contract is 14 and the WBE goal is 2 of the contract amount. GREEN COUNTY (Contract No.

5877) Proiect No. BR2-3000(6). 300076-3405-94 The construction of one (1) concrete, box bridge (3 a 15 9 over Camp Creek (LM. 10.64) on Gravstone Road including grading and drainage, paving with bituminous materials (plant mix), and guardrail on the approaches. Proiect mile Working Davs-75 Plans Cross-Section HAMILTON COUNTY (Contract No.

5878) Protect No. S.P. 33945-4181-04 The guardrail repairs at various locations on 1-24, 1-75, 1-124, R. 58, S.R. 153 and S.R.

319 in Hamlt-lon County. rl Proiect mites' Working Davs-On or before December 31, 1986 (See Special Provision) NO PLANS CONTRACT KNOX COUNTY (Contract No. 5879) Proiect No. S.P. 47057-4216-04 The bridge repair on S.R.

168 over S.R. 33 with pneumatic concrete repairs. Proiect mile Workng Davs-45 Plans Cross-Section Cost-NA KNOX COUNTY (Contract No. 5880) Proiect No' S.P. 47010-4228-04 The bridge repair on bridge over Southern Railroad on S.R.

1 (Broadway Viaduct) including pneumatic concrete repair, replacement of roadway expansion joints, removal of existing asphalt overlay, concrete deck repairs, construction of a i'2 lift on the bridge deck, and application of texture coated finish to existing structure. Proiect mile Working Days-UO Plans Cross-Section Cost-NA MADISON COUNTY (Contract No. 5881) Proiect No. BRS-186(2), 57077-3307-94 The construction of one (1) concrete, box bridge (2 15 12 over branch (L.M. 1.40) on S.R.

186 Including grading and drainage, paving with bituminous materials (plant mix, and guardrail on the approaches. Proiect mile Working Davs-90 Plans Cross-Section SEVIER COUNTY (Conr tract No. 5882) Proiect No. BRZ-7800O3), 78945-3653-94 The constructon of One (1) prestressed concrete box beam bridge over Basklns Creek (L.M. 0.19) on Bas kins Creek Road in Gat-llnburg including paving with bituminous materials (plant mix) on the approaches.

Proiect mile Working Days-On or before May 1, 1986 Plans Cross-Section Cost-NA SHELBY COUNTY (Contract No. 5883) Proiect No. IXA-17705), 79052-3207-44 The widening of bridge over Wolf River on S.R. 177 with prestressed concrete I-beams, Including grading and drainage, paving with cement treated base and bituminous materials (plant mix); concrete curb and gutter, underdrains, lighting, guardrail, and pavement marking beginning 0.25 mile south of Wolf River at GErmantown north city Hits and extending to 0.0$ mile south of the center-line of Walnut Bend Road. Proiect mile Working Davs-250 Plans Cross-Section The DBE goal for this contract Is 13 of the contract amount.

SHELBY COUNTY (Contract No. 5884) Proiect No. IXA-2804(3I, 79024-3242-44 The grading and drainage on Auction Avenue including paving with bituminous materials (plant mix) with an aggregate cement base, construction of a storm sewer system, con-crete curb and gutter, and sidewalk, installation of underdrains, signs, lighting, pavement marking, sanitary sewer construction, the signalization of Auction Avenue at Front Street, and the construction of one (1) bridge over Wolf River Harbor, the superstructure being composite concrete deck slab with prestressed concrete box beams at the approach spans and welded plate girders at the main spans, or the superstructure being segmental post tensioned concrete at the main spans and prestressed concrete box beams with composite concrete deck slab at the approach spans, or provisions allowing a contractor redesign, beginning at Front Street and extending to 1900 west on Mud Island. Proiect mile Working Davs-285 Plans Cross-Section The DBE goal for this contract is 14 and the WBE goal is 2 of the contract amount. WARREN COUNTY (Contract No.

5885) Proiect Nos. MAF-106), 89003-3234-14 MAF-K17), 89003-3235-14 Proiect NO. MAF-K16), 89003-3234-14 The grading and drainase Of S.R. 1 including partial paving with bituminous materials (Plant mix), trie No. S.P.

Lebanon, Tn. MCINTYRE, Harris B. (Mutt) Thursday, October 10, 1985. Survived by three daughters, Louise Martin, Willie Martin, Mrs. Otis (Eloise) Johnston, all of Lebanon; six grandchildren; sixteen great grandchildren; one great great grandson.

Remains are at Nave Funeral Home, where services will be 2 p.m. Friday, October 11, 1985 conducted by Rev. Allen Buhler assisted by Rev. Earl R. Baker.

Interment Wilson County Memorial Gardens. NAVE FUNERAL HOME, Lebanon. ANNOUNCEMENTS HOUgolt HOUgolt NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS OF STATE HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION BIDS TO BE RECEIVED NOVEMBER 1, 1985 Sealed bids will be received by the State of Tennessee, Department of Transportation, at their offices in the James K. Polk Building, Suite 700, Nashville, Tennesse and at the Sheraton-Nashville Hotel, Nashville, Tennessee until 10:00 A.M., Friday November 1, 1985 and opened publicly at the Sheraton-Nashville, Hotel at that hour, GILES COUNTY (Contract No. 5770) Proiect No.

S.P. 28005-4201-04 The resurfacing on S.R. 11 with bituminous materials (plant mix), guardrail, and pavement marking beginning at S.R. 7 in Pulaski (L.M. 19.14) and extending to a county road (L.M.

25.27). Proiect miles Working Days-40 Plans Cross-Section Cost-NA GREENE COUNTY (Contract No. 5772) Proiect No. BRZ-300018), 30054-3604-94 The construction of one (1) concree slab bridge (2 9 10 x6 over Guest Creek (L.M. 5.86) and one (1) prestressed concrete I-beam bridge over Lick Creek (L.M.

6.68) on Ottway Road including grading and drainage, paving with bituminous materials (plant mix), and guardrail on the approaches. Proiect mile Working Davs-110 Plans Cross-Section SEVIER COUNTY (Contract No. 5811) Proiect No. BRZ-7800-16), 78080-3412-94 The construction of one (1) concrete slab bridge (3 15 x6 over Mill Creek (L.M. 0.39) on Pine Mountain Road including grading and drainage, paving with bituminous materials (plant mix), and guardrail on the approaches.

Proiect mile Working Davs-75 Plans Cost-S 10.00 Cross-Section BEDFORD COUNTY (Contract No. 5865) Proiect No. BRZ-0200O6), 02068-3403-94 The cosnlructlon of one (1) prestressed concrete I-beam bridge over the Duck River (L.M. 0.01) on Three Fork Bridge Road including grading, paving with aggregate base and double bituminous surface treatment, and guardrial on the approaches. Proiect mile Working Davs-90 Plans Cross-Section BENTON, CARROLL, DECATUR, DYER, GIBSON, HENRY, LAKE, OBION AND WEAKLEY COUNTIES (Contract No.

5866) Proiect No. S.P. 98040-4321-04 The Installation of signs on new state routes. Proiect miles Working Davs-60 Plans Cross-Section Cost-NA BRADLEY COUNTY (Contract No. 5867) Proiect Nos.

I 7 5 8 0 2 7 06001-3146-44 M-9203(2), 06951-3762-54 Proiect No. IR-75-K80127, 06001-3146-44 The construction of an interchange on 1-75 at Valley Head Road Including grading and drainage, paving on the ramps with cement concrete pavement, with either an aggregate cement base, or a mineral aggregate lime fly-ash base, and the paving on Valley Head Road with bituminous materials (plant mix), with either a mineral aggregate base, an aggregate cement base, or a mineral aggregate lime fly-ash base, the construction of a storm sewer system, concrete curb and gutter, the installation of fence, underdrains, guardrail, signs including structural steel supports, and pavement marking on Valley Head Road beginning at Adkisson Road and extending to Ellis Circle Drive west. Proiect mile Proiect No. M-9203(2), 06951-3762-54 The grading and drainage on Valley Head Road including paving with bituminous materials (plant mix), with either a mineral aggregate base, an aggregate cement base, or a mineral aggregate lime flv-ash base, construction of a storm sewer system, concrete curb and gutter, and sidewalk, the installation of underdrains, fence, two (2) overhead flashing signals, signs and pavement marking beginning at Ellis Circle Drive west and extending to Mouse Creek Road. Proiect mile Total Proiect mile Working Davs-225 Plans Cost ISO 00 Cross-Section The DBE goal for this contract is 12 and the WBE goal is 2 of the contract amount BRADLEY COUNTY iConfract No.

SiJtS) Proiect 06010-4311-04 The bridge over at L.M. 0.01 on S.R. 74 steel repainting structure, repair, sealant, with bituminous (plant mix), on the approaches. Proiect Working before June Plans Cross-Section CARTER No. 5869) Proiect No.

10012-3214-94 The construction (1) prestressed box beam Doe River S.R. 143 north including drainage, bituminous (plant mix), on the approaches. Proiect Working Plans Cross-Section CARTER No. 5870) Proiect 10003-3230-04 The installation on S.R. west of Wilson extending to line.

Proiect Working Plans Cross-Section COCKE, KNOX, AND COUNTIES 5871) Proiect 98010-4103-04 THe guardrail various locations Co. on 1-40; on 1-40, 1-75, 1640; in 1-40 and Sevier Co. on Proiect miles Working before December (See Special NO PLANS COFFEE AND COUNTIES 5872) Proiect 89006-3238-04 The grading on S.R. 55 with either aggregate flv-ash base, treated base, mix), complete system, concrete gutter, the guardrail, pavement signs, beginning Road and existing Bv-Pass. Proiect Working Plans Cross-Section DAVIDSON (Contract No.

Proiect 19957-4138-04 The landscaping locations on and 1-265 County. Proiect Working before April Plans Cross-Section DAVIDSON (Contract No. Proiect 19957-4139-04 The guardrail various locations 1-40, 1-65, and S.R. 6 County. Proiect Working before December (See Special NO PLANS DYER No.

5875) Proiect No. 23083-3214-14 The paving with a aggregate mix), and ramps with cement with cement including installation of guardrail, structural and pavement beginning at extending to Dversburg. Proiect Working Plans Cost Cross-Section The DBE contract is contract DYER AND No. 5876) Proiect No. 23102-3214-94 The grading on S.R.

181 Road) with cement and bituminous (plant mix), of signs, and marking, of rolled beam composile over the beginning at extending to Proiect miles V.orking Ptam Cross-Section The ClE In Holocaust CAROLYN SHOULDERS Staff Writer U.S. and British leaders made ef- forts to avoid and even prevent of European Jews during the Holocaust, a historian told an audience at Vanderbilt University last night David S. Wyman, who spent 20 jears researching the response of U.S. and Great Britain to the Nazi massacre of some 6 million Jews during World War II, said there is documentation that the two Allied powers attempted to obstruct rescue of the Jews. we wonder why the British American governments would react this way," Wyman said in an address at Underwood Auditorium in 'fee second of this year's annual Holocaust lectures.

"The basic answer is that they did not want large numbers of Jews to get out, because they didn't see where the "Jews could be put So rather than be jcojf rented by that problem, they preferred that rescue did not happen." Wyman is author of The Abandonment of the Jews, America and the Holocaust 1941-1945, published in 1984 by Pantheon Books. The book has been acclaimed by historians for "definitive research on the Ameri-vrcart response to the Holocaust Nazi extermination of Jews began in 1941 with the invasion of Soviet Russia, and by August 1942 Jewish leaders in the West and Western leaders realized that systematic genocide was in progress, Wyman said. Cooper Joins Call for FBI Investigation KEVIN ELLIS toff Writer The FBI should investigate the shooting death of a TVA worker be cause the Bradley County Sheriffs Department does not have the re sources do the job, Rep. Jim Cooper saia yesieraay. 'Cooper praised the investigation conducted so far by the Sheriffs De partment, but he said the death of Judy Feniey, killed sept 26 after talking to a company investigating complaints about TVA nuclear plants, could be "linked to deeper problems." )'There is no substitute for a federal investigation," Cooper said.

sheriffs office is equipped to deal with what may be a professional killing that could be linked to deeper problems." Those problems concern reports of worker harrassment and intimidation TVA's nuclear plants, especially the Sequoyah and Watts Bar facilities, neither of which are operational, Cooper have to consider the overall atmosphere at Watts Bar and Sequoy ah," Cooper said. "There are millions dollars at stake for TVA and the ra- There is incredibly complex equipment and numerous stories of employer retributioa" r- John Gill, U.S. attorney for the east- district of Tennessee, refused comment on whether the FBI may al- ready be on the case. "We would be very interested in any information that would indicate there was a federal offense involved," Gill said. "We are keeping our eyes open.

Cooper's remarks came a day after Sen. Albert Gore Jr. wrote a letter to FBI director William Webster asking the FBI to investigate the case. Penley was slain three nights after someone fired three shotgun blasts into her car as she drove down a rural road about four miles from a conven ience store where she was later killed. Death Claims J.H.

Nelson Jr. MURFREESBORO John H. Nel- son 70, of Murfreesboro, a retired general insurance agent and past chairman of the Rutherford County Section Commission, died yesterday at his home. Graveside services will be at 10 am tomorrow at Evergreen Ceme tery. Nelson, a native of Rutherford County and son of the late John and Lizzie Spain Nelson, was a member of the First United Methodist Church.

He was the former chairman of the board of directors of Rutherford Hos- pital, now known as Middle Tennessee Medical Center. He also served as a director of the former Murfreesboro Federal Savings and Loan Associa tion, now known as Calvary Banking Savings and Loan Association. A staunch Democrat Nelson was active in politics throughout his life. Survivors include his wife, Frances Nelson; three sons, Harry Nelson, Murfreesboro, John H. Nelson III, Dallas, Texas, Andrew Lytle Nelson, Memphis; two daughters, Molly Va nOrt, Dallas, and Shannon Mulkey, Knoxville, and four grandchildren.

Family members will receive visi tors from 7 until 8 p.m. today ai Woou- ifatl) Notes St. Petersburg, Fla. Goodlettsville BARFIELD, Mrs. Billie Spivey- Age 81, October 8, 1985 in St.

Petersburg, Fla. Survived by aaugnter, marceiune urimtn; sev eral grandchildren and great grand' children; several nieces and neph ews. Remains are at Cole Gar rett, where services will be con ducted Saturday, Oct. 12, at 10:00 a.m. Pallbearers: Nephews.

visita tion with family Friday evening 7-9 p.m.. Interment Spring Hill Cemetery. COLE GARRETT, Good lettsville BOND, Horace T. Age 83, passed away uctoDer isbs. survived by wife, Mrs.

Portia Boddie Bond; sister, Elizabeth Reavis, Covington, several nephews. Mr. Bond donated his remains to Vanderbilt University of Medicine. Memorial service will be held at Woodland Presbyterian Church at 11 a.m. Sunday, October 13, 1985 conducted by Rev.

John McCullough. Visitation with the family will also be at the home Sunday afternoon from 2-5 p.m. BOYD, Hazel Lee Foster Age 70. suddenly October 8, 1985 at her home. Survived hy devoted niece, Ms.

Barbara Jean Foster, devoted nephew, Mr. John Thomas Barnes; sister-in-law, Mrs. Mary Lee FoS' ter, stepdaughter, Mrs. Barbara Jean Payne; foster child, Ms. Mary Frances McMurray; three step grandchildren; host of nieces, nephews and cousins.

The remains will be conveyed to Foster Chapel Baptist Church, this Saturday, October 12, 1985, where remains will lie in state from 9am until 11 a.m. Funeral services immediately louowing conducted by castor Kev. Alonzo Hatchett. Interment Family Plot, Greenwood Cemetery. WRIGHTS FUNERAL HOME, 255-8735.

Portland, Tn. BREWSTER, James Donovan, Jr. (Donnie) Age 38, Wednesday October 9, 1985 at Hardin Memorial Hospital. Survived by wife, Mrs. Maurelle Collins Brewster, Portland; one daughter, Miss Rachel Brewster, Portland; two sons, Scott Brewster and Eddie Brewster, of Portland; mother, Mrs.

Anna P. Chunn, Portland; one sis ter. Mrs. Judv Williams. Portland.

Remains are at Wilkinson Wise man Funeral Home, Portland, where services will be conducted 1:00 p.m. Friday, Oct. 11, 1985 with Bro. Donald Taylor and Bro. James Finn officiating.

Interment Old Brush Cemetery. Mr. Brewster was an Employee of Tennessee Gas Pipeline Co. WILKINSON WISE MAN, Portland CRADDOCK, John Wayne Wednes day, October 9, 1985. Survived by wife, Wanda aye traddock; daughters, Joyce Darlene Jones and Teresa Lynn Craddock, both of Nashville; mother, Gladys Olene Durham, Nashville; brothers, Wil liam Gary Craddock, Madison and Jerry Ray Craddock, Antioch; grandchildren, Kenton Wayne Nolan and Lmdsey Faye Jones, Remains rest at Phillips-Robinson Funeral Home, 2707 Gallatin Road where services will be held Satur day, October 12, 1985, at 11:00 am conducted by Rev.

Vernon Barker, Honorary Pallbearers: Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. Active Pallbearers: Family and Friends Interment: Spring Hill Cemetery PHILLIPS-ROBINSON COMPANY Directors ELLISON, Mrs. Henrietta Jenkins (Little Sis) Departed this life Tuesday, October 8, 1985 at Wil liamson County Hospital, Franklin, Tn. Survived by husband, Mr, Jimmy D. Ellison mother, Mrs, Alma Jenkins; three sisters, Mrs.

Alma E. Jones, Clarksville, Miss Martha Jenkins, Mrs; Mamie I Byrd, Franklin; brothers, Sam A and Lee Jenkins, Franklin; one aunt, Mrs. Laura Johnson, Toledo, Ohio; six sisters-in-law; two broth ers-in-law; a host of nieces, neph ews, great nieces, great nephews, cousins, other relatives and friends, The remains will be conveyed to Burns Tabernacle this Saturday, October 12, 1985, where visitation will be from 10 a.m. to 12 noon. Funeral immediately following conducted by Elder Robert Burns.

Interment foussiante L' Overture Cemetery. WRIGHTS FUNERAL HOME, in charge, 255-8735. IIAMBY, Sydney Thursday, October 10, 1985. Survived by husband, Haggard C. Hamby; son, Kenneth R.

Hamby, Nashville; brother, w.c. Bates, Jacksonville, sister, Robbie M. Halliburton, Nash ville; grandchildren, Heather and Tiffany Hamby. Remains rest at Phillips-Robinson Funeral Home, 2707 Gallatin Road, where services will be held Saturday, October 12 1985 at 1:00 p.m. conducted by Rev.

Fred Baldwin. Pallbearers will be Sam Young, Ed Nichols, Glen Pierce, Maxey Halliburton, Billy Halliburton, and uobby Halliburton. Interment: Spring Hill Cemetery. PHILLIPS-ROBINSON COMPANY, Directors LET THEMKNOW YOU'RE 5 THINKING OF THEM Cmma's FLOWERS i Fitwoli from $20.00 327-0202 i Hi repair on bridges Conasauga River and L.M. 0.15 including structural pin repair, existing steel bridge deck overlay materials and guardrail mile Days-On or 15, 1986 Cost-NA COUNTY, (Contract BRS-143(5), of one concrete bridge over (L.M.

8.72) on of Burbank grading and paving with materials and guardrail mile Davs-90 COUNTY (Contract No. S.P. of guardrial 37 beginning Creek and the Tennessee-North Carolina state miles Davs-60 Cost-NA JEFFERSON SEVIER (Contract No. No. S.P.

repair at in Cocke in Knox Co. 1-257 and Jefferson Co. on 1-81; and in 1-40. Davs-On or 31, 1986 Provision) CONTRACT WARREN (Contract No. Nos.

16010-3226-04, and drainage including paving a mineral base, a lime or a cement with bituminous materials (plant construction of a storm sewer curb and installation of underdrains, marking, and at Swann extending to the Morrison miles Davs-325 COUNTY 5873) No. S.P. and fertilization of various 1-24, 1-40, 1-65 in Davidson mile Davs-On or 1, 1987 Cost-NA COUNTY 5874) No. S.P. repair at on 1-24, 1-265, S.R.

155 in Davidson miles Days-On or 31, 1986 Provision) CONTRACT COUNTY (Contract F-104(5), on S.R. 104 Portland cement base and bituminous materials (plant the paving on Portland concrete pave-ment a Portland aggregate base, grading, the underdrains, signs including steel supports, marking S.R. 20 and S.R. 3 near miles Days-150 $10.00 goal for this 13 of the amount. LAUDERDALE COUNTIES (Contract GR-18K2), and drainage (Great River including paving treated base materials the installation guardrail, fence, pavement and the construction one (1) steel bridge with a concrete deck Obion River, R.

88 and S.R. 20. Davs-375 goal for this on pnone fx (lets II! fin Memorial Chapel, I.