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i'-'X 1 1 fr" Sl 1" "yf 1 ff 20 THE ATLANTA CONSTITUTION Dec. 15, 1948 FUNERAL NOTICES jL. E. AllStin THE WEATHER FUNERAL NOTICES Lost and Found 8 LOST Small brown card purs on Peachtree St. Friday a.

containing money, diamond ring. Reward. Mrs. Turner, CH. 3823.

LOST Lady's white gold wrist watch. Hrturn to owner. HE. C324. Reward.

Personal 9 BOND, First Set. Charlie C. of Tacoma, formerly of At FUNERAL NOTICES TURKINGTON, Mrs. Major Mary E. Funeral services for Mrs.

Malor Marv E. Turkington will be ATLANTA Ona yaar ago today, Dae. 17, 1947: High, 49; low, 29. SUN AND MOON FOR TODAY Sun riaea, 7:35 a.m.; acts, 5:31 p.m. Moon rnei, 40 p.m.; aeta, 6:56 a.m.

Succumbs In Florida FOR GOOD HEALTH conducted today (Wednesday) atj SOLOMON, Mrs. Ilyman Funeral services for Mrs. Hyman Solomon, 612 Boulevard, N. were held Tuesday, Dec. 14, 1948, at 4 o'clock at the chapel of Greenberg Flinn.

Rabbi Harry H. Epstein and Cantor Joseph Schwartzman officiated'. Internment was in Greenwood, COME TO FISHER-S OAK VILLA SANITARIUM in Florida Wa bav bem requested by former patienta of our) W. E. McGiboney Dies; Rites Today W.

E. McGiboney, Stone Mountain, Route 1, died at his home on Hairston Road yesterday after a long illness. He was 69. Funeral services will be held at 3 p. m.

today in Mountain View Baptist Church, with the Rev. T. L. Skelton and the Rev. H.

V. Echols officiating. Burial will be in the churchyard. Mr. McGiboney, who lived most of the earlier part of his life in Walton County, had lived in Atlanta 30 years.

He was a member Mountain View Baptist Church. Surviving are five sons, A. O. C. C.

E. and B. D. Mc ill tne of thia community, toe ad I vantage they have in a aanitartum Just LOCAL WEATHER REPORT (Baaed on obaervationa at the Municipal Airport) Highest temperature Lowest temperature Mean temperature Rainfall in past 24 hours Rainfall since first of month Deficiency since first of month Rainfall since Jan. 1 'WE CATER to problem drinkeis) and .95 1.02 West View Funeral Home at zsv o'clock.

Interment, West View Cemetery. Surviving are her husband. Major T. H. Turkington; daughters, Mrs.

Major Kenneth Howarth, Mrs. Dempsey B. Mayo, Mrs. Maurice Lloyd, Miss Mary Turkington; sons. Mr.

Albert Turkington, Mr. William Turkington; sisters. Mrs. Margaret Walker, Mrs. Sophie Wilkins; brother, Mr.

Edward Bell. West View Funeral 68.29 BATEY, Mrs. Ella died Monday in New Orleans, in the seventy-seventh year of her age. She is survived by a son, Mr. Clarence Batey, of New Orleans, brother, Mr.

W. O. Jordan, of Carroll-ton, two sisters, Mrs. Emma Lawless and Mrs. Josie Dunn; sev- Mrs.

Fraser Dies; Rites Set Today Mrs. Alexander Fraser died 'in a lanta, died Dec. 12, 1948. Surviving ere his wife, son, Mr. Conrad Bond.

Funeral arrangements will be announced later. H. M. Patterson SonJ HANSON, Roy theTittle son of Mr. and Mrs.

James L. Hanson, died Tuesday evening. Besides his parents he is survived by his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. L.

E. Misenhamer and Mrs. Sara Hanson, of Athens, Ga. Funeral arrangements will be announced later by J. Austin Dillon Co.

COMBS The friends and relatives of Mr. Millard S. Combs, Mr. M. S.

Combs, Mrs. Hattie Combs McCord, Mrs. Ethel Bea-man and Mrs. Alberta Smith are invited to attend the funeral of Mr. Millard S.

Combs Wednesday at 1 o'clock from the chapel of Awtry Lowndes, Dr. Paul S. James officiating. Pallbearers will meet at the chapel. Interment will be in Riverside Cemetery, Macon, at 4:30.

Home, directors. Giboney, all of Stone Mountain; private hospital yesterday after a after taking our treatment, the people both men and womo. ara lining normal, useful Uvea. Alcoholism doea not bother them. MENTAL patients ar given a Bci.ntift treatment, which la vary aueoeaaful.

regardleaa of bow long standing Ua cas has been. ELDERLY people ar eared tor. also convalescents and bed patients. Thia sanitarium is under the direction of Psychiatrist and M. O.

Twenty-fotal hour nursing service, private rooms. There are several large building anal patients ar segregated. THERE ARE spacious ground, beautiful oak trees, plenty of aunahtn n4 is located on tire St. Johns River. RATES by week or month.

Writ far reservation or phone 9-2261. Fisher') Oak Villa Sanitarium. Rout 1. Bos 180. Jacksonville 7.

Florida. OPEN to all members of th Medical Thomas eral grandchildren. Funeral ar tnt A AT t'lvi three daughters, Mrs. C. H.

Coble 1 long illness. Mrs. Fraser, who was 62, lived at 896 Virginia N. E. and Mrs.

E. A. Abbett, both of The friends of Mr. and Mrs. rangemenis wm ue auuuuutcu i-Elzie Thomas Milam.

Mr. and er by J. Austin Dillon Company, Stone Mountain, and Mrs. Frank Louis E. Austin, former owner of the Georgia Auto Parts Company, died in Jacksonville Beach, yesterday after a short illness.

He was 52. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Awtry Lowndes. A native Atlantan, Mr. Austin bought the Georgia Auto Parts Company in 1920, and operated it until his retirement in 1945. He left Atlanta about six months ago and moved to Jacksonville Beach.

He was a former member of the board of directors of the Northwest Atlanta Bank. He was a member of the Bellwood Baptist Church. He is survived by his wife, the former Miss Maimie Atkinson; six daughters, Mrs. Harold Bryan, Miss Charlotte and Miss Polly Austin, all of Jacksonville Beach; Mrs. James Goodman, Mrs.

Clifford Warren and Mrs. Kenneth DeVance, all of Atlanta, and four sons, Charles and Calvin both of Atlanta, and L. E. and Funeral services will be held at TvTr. Arthur Earl Milam.

Mr. nci u-Tinerai directors Kisserburg, of Decatur; four sis 2:30 today at Spring Hill, with Dr t. Ft Milam. Mr. W.

B. Mi R1GLEY. Mrs. Ardath E. The Wallace Alston officiating.

Burial ters, Mrs. Gus Thompson, of Lo-ganasville, Mrs. Robert Ward, of lam, cf Miami are invited to, mends and relatives of Mr. and attend the funeral of Mr. Elzie-Mrs.

Ardath E. Bagley, Misses Lil-Thnmas Milam this (Wednesday) 'lian, Barbara and Sara Bagley, will be in West View Cemetery. A native of Tain, Scotland, Mrs. Atlanta, Mrs. J.

T. Akers and Mrs Messrs. Edwin and Donald Bag Fraser came to Atlanta 20 years ago. She was a member of Druid Association. W.

J. Wallace, both of Decatur, and four brothers, Porter, K. T. E. and L.

J. McGiboney, all afternoon at 2:30 from Moreland Avpnue BaDtist Church. Rev. W. FALSE TEETH Hills Presbyterian Church.

cf Atlanta. BUCKMASTER, Dr. Richard P. She leaves her husband; three daughters, Mrs. John P.

Kelly, of ley, Mr. and Mrs. Billy Fowler and daughter, Audrey, all of dimming, are invited to attend the of Mrs. Ardath E. Bagley Thursday at 2 p.

m. from Sharon Baptist Church in Forsyth County. Interment, churchyard. The Revs. Henry Warren and D.

M. Nalley will officiate. Ingram's Funeral Home, Cumming, Georgia. Last Rites Held For Mrs. Solomon Funeral services for Mrs.

Fan B. King and Rev. Stuart Oglesby officiating. Interment, East View Cemetery. The following gentlemen will serve as pallbearers and meet at the chapel of J.

Austin Dillon Company at 1:45: Messrs. F. W. O. R.

and T. K. Na-bors. A. F.

Guice, C. F. Terry KEIMIAEDT, pvt. Thomas Jr. riipd in France.

July 11, 1944. of Orlando, died Dec. 13, 1948, at the residence of his daughter, Mrs. Claud C. Daley, at 39 Putnam Circle, N.

also surviving are his son, Mr. Richard L. Buckmaster, Washington, D. sister, Mrs. C.

W. Murphy, Port GEORGE B. LYLE Former Councilman Diet George Lyle Dayton, Ohio; W. W. Edwards, and Miss Sheila Fraser, both of Atlanta; two brothers, K.

M. Macleod, of Tain, Scotland, and Tom Macleod, of New Brunswick, Canada, and six grandchildren. Paul both of Jacksonville Beach. nie Solomon, 62, who died after a short illness early yesterday, were held yesterday at the chapel of Greenberg and Flinn. Burial was land, grandson, Kicnard ua-ley.

The remains were taken to Orlando, where funeral services Friends and relatives of Mr. and A Small Down Payment Gives You Possession PAY WHILE YOU WEAR YOU SAVE by buying direct without the slightest Infrlneement on the quality of materials, workmanship, equipment or service. Plates reset In all pinic translucent acrylic, east gold removable br id Rework, partial dentures and rapid repair service. We do not pxao-tice dentistrv INDEPENDENT DENTAL LABORATORY 27V Broad Second floe Over Planters Peanut Store Phone AL Ofi49 Honrs DR. ALLEN'S DENTAL LABORATORY Plates, Crowns and Repair Work GUARANTEED SERVICE 117Vi Broad Cor.

Mitchell Phone MA 8810 AUSTIN Died Tuesday in Jack sonville Beach, Mr. Louis E. Austin, in his fifty-second year. Mrs. Thomas M.

Reinhardt, fcr. 0. J. Cowart, Salesman, Dies O. J.

Cowart, salesman, of 1284 in Greenwood Cemetery. Her home was at 612 Boulevard, N. E. will be held Thursday, Dec. 16 Mr.

and Mrs. John D. Reinhardt, Dies; Former Councilman He is survived by his wife, the Mr. ani Mrs. Joseph M.

Reinhardt, A native of Poland, Mrs. Solo former Miss Mamie Atkinson, of at 11 o'clock at the Eiselstein Wigginton Funeral Home. Dr. John Branscomb officiating. Inter Miss Doris Reinhardt, Master T.

P. mon had lived in Atlanta more than 35 years. She was a member Madison. sons, Messrs, Lions Auxiliary WASHINGTON Hamp McGib-ony, of Greensboro, came to Washington and installed the following officers of the Lions Auxiliary: President, Mrs. Jack Leard; Treasurer, Mrs.

Comer Randall; Secretary, Mrs. Nolan Wheelis. The 40 members of the organization have already made a state-wide record in Lion activities. North Morningside N. died unexpectedly in his home yesterday at the age of 43.

ment Greenwood Cemetery, in Tio iin Aflanta of Ahavith Achim Congregation. George B. Lyle, active in Atlanta s. Charles and Calvin Austin, Atlanta; Messrs. L.

and Paul Austin, Jacksonville Beach, charge of Eola Lodge, No. 207, F. Reinhardt, all of Canton, are invited to attend the funeral of Pvt. Thomas Reinhardt, Wednesday, 3 p.m. (Dec 15) at Reinhardt Chanel.

Interment churchyard. A. M. H. M.

Patterson Son. Funeral arrangements will be announced by H. M. Patterson TURNER, Mr. Belton T.

Friends daughters, Mrs. Harold Bryan, Misses Charlotte and Polly Austin- Rev. W. T. Darby officiating.

Can and relatives of Mr. and Mrs. Bel- Son. Born in Carrollton, Mr. Cowart Hyman Soloman; two daughters, Mrs.

Morris Steine, of Atlanta, and Mrs. Sam Kaplan, of Dublin; two sons, Phillip and William Solomon, both of Atlanta, and seven grandchildren. Jacksonville Beach; Mrs. James ton T. Turner.

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph came to Atlanta 21 years ago. He Goodman. Mrs.

Clifford Warren, Bailey, of Ball Ground, Mr. and Mrs. Luther Cabe, of Atlanta; Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Scoggins, of Mari and Mrs.

Kenneth DeVane, all of Atlanta. Remains will be brought MORTUARY CLOSE OUT ALL JUNIOR AND JUNIOR MISS SIZsl COATS, sizes thrv 12 Regular $20 Coats. Now 8 00 Regular $35 Coats. Now $14.00 AND other values less than cost. MATHER ANNKX.

65 BROAD S. W. ton Post, American Legion, ana VFW will have charge of military honors. Jones Funeral Home. Can- ton, Ga.

YVYATT, Mr. A. IL, Sr. The friends and relatives of Mr. A.

H. Wyatt, Mr. and Mrs. Albert H. Wyatt, Mr.

and Mrs. Ned to Atlanta for funeral and inter etta; Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Jordan, lohn F. Sherman, West Point Dies Mr.

and Mrs. Harley Turner, Mr, ment. The arrangements will be announced by Awtry Lowndes. REGINALD POPE, JR. Funeral services for.

Reginald Pope, of 1285 Peachtree who died Monday, will hplri nt 11:30 tfwiav at the pravp- and Mrs. Jack Turner, of Roswell, are invited to attend the funeral LYLE The friends and relatives- city government for 19 years, died in a private hospital early yesterday after a lengthy illness. He was 64. Funeral services will be held at 3:30 today at Spring Hill, with the Rev. B.

W. Hancock officiating. Burial will be in West View Cemetery. A city councilman for 19 years, Mr. Lyle represented the Second ward.

He became Acting Mayor for Atlanta for three months early in 1943 when Mayor Roy LeCraw left for. the Army, but was defeated in the special election when Mayor Hartsfield came into office. As chairman of the Council's important Streets Committee, now the Public Works Committee, Lyle had a hand in many important civic improvements during his: iTC -U7 7i-n. r--mC TV. Rm.

of Mr, George B. Lyle, Mr. and John Frank Sherman, 65, Of Henry H. Rightor will officiate. of Mr.

Belton T. Turner this (Wed Mrs. E. G. Cowan, Mr.

and Mrs West Point, died Sunday at his nesdav) afternoon at 2 o'clock was a traveling salesman for Frank Merriman Company. He was a member of the Automotive Boosters. Club and the Methodist Church. Surviving are his wife; a son, Michael Cowart; parents, Mr. and Mrs.

J. T. Cowart, of Carrollton; seven sisters, Mrs. Susie Rooks, Mrs. C.

C. Musick, Mrs. A. B. Baughtman, Mrs.

J. Alton Mc-Whorter, Mrs. F. J. Dorough, Mrs.

W. L. Taylor and Mrs. G. M.

Py-ron, all of Atlanta, and three brothers, Rev. L. G. Cowart, of Hogansville; W. G.

and M. E. DO YOU SEWT CALL TOM ADAMS for Atlanta's finest service, new NEW Rome and DOMESTIC sewing machines. Easy terms, liberal trades. Call DE.

3935 and save. DIRECT mail advertising photographist reproduction, publicity catalogs. COLEMAN ADV AGENCY 808 Bona Allen Bldg. MA. 401 DREAM BOOK -Lucky" goods, incense, herbs oils, candles, spiritualism books and supplies.

Hussey's. 115 Broad. home after a two months' illness M. G. Callaway, Garland Cowan, Wyatt, Mr.

and Mrs. Nat wyatt, Mr. and Mrs. William G. Wyatt, Mr.

and Mrs. D. F. McGraw, Miss Edith Wyatt. Mr.

-and Mrs. Leroy Stone. Miss Elaine Wyatt, Mr. and from New Hope Church. Rev Betty Cowan, Connie Calla Robert Holbrook and Rev.

Johnny Smith will officiate. Interment, Mrs. William Thornton, Mr. and churchvard. Roswell Store Fu way, Scott Callaway, are invited to attend the funeral of Mr.

George B. Lyle Wednesday, Dec. 15, 1948, Funeral arrangements will be announced later. Born in West Point, Mr. Sherman worked for a feed company in Atlanta for many years.

He was a member of the Methodist Church. Mrs. Jack Lipscomb, Mr. and Mrs, neral Home. William Wyatt, Mrs.

Millie House, FRANK: Stop at Hapeville for me. Wi3 at 3:30 o'clock at Spring Hill, Rev. BLOUNT, Mrs. W. L-of Lilburn, B.

W. Hancock officiating. Inter died Monday, Dec. 13, 1948 Mrs. Mattie Phillip and Mrs.

Mol-lie Lynks are invited to attend E. T. MILAM Funeral services for7 Elzie Thomas Milam, who died in a local hospital Monday night of injuries suffered in an automobile accident, will be held at 2:30 today in Moreland Avenue Baptist Church. The Rev. W.

B. King and Dr. Stuart Oglesby will officiate. Burial will be in East View Cemetery. A.

H. WYATT, SR. Funeral services for A. H. Wyatt, of Decatur.

Route 2. who died at his home on Covington Road Mondav, will be held at 3 p. m. today in Midway Presbyterian Church. The Rev.

L. James will officiate. Burial will be in the churchyard. ROV HANSON Roy Hanson, infant son of Mr. and Mrs.

James L. Hanson of 1008 Hemphill ment West View. The pallbearers get checkup ana spend Christmas at home. Ona EXP. cultured lady will do baby sitting or practical nursing, preferably at night.

MA. 1078. She is survived by her husband; IT a lAavM iic wlf turn rfancr). Cowart, both of Carrollton. will be Chief H.

G. Pierce, Mr, one son, J. M. Blount, Lilburn, th funeral of Mr. A.

H. Wyatt, this (Wednesday) afternoon one daughter, Mrs. Dexter tv Cannon. Atlanta. one grand fnjm.TeS PtfATClNCT speech correction, vnlce Fng AL.

OH. Cecil W. Hester, Mr. Charles M. Ford, Mr.

J. B. Bridwell, Mr. Ed L. Almand, Mr.

A. S. Jackson. As at 3 o'clock at Midway Presbyterian Church. Rev, L.

M. James will service Council. He was one; ters Mrs Bennie Benson, of of the most influential members of Philadelphia, and Mrs. Ora-the city's legislative body for bell Sherman, of Atlanta; two number of years. sonSt Charles Frank, and Forrest He retired from public life in, cHrrnn hnth Atlanta- a sistor.

Mrs. Ella Batey Dies In New Orleans child; three sisters, Mrs. A. T. escort the members of Atlanta tiOOli HANI W.

MUSIC Call FRANK PATKK'K-HA 894 LFVVISRIDCtY'S OnHESTRA 827 Morcan St WA AT 4177 Hanev. Mrs. G. J. Duncan, officiate.

Interment in churchyard. The remains will be placed in Lodge No. 78, B. P. O.

Elks. H. M. Mrs. James F.

Haynes, all of Law- 1945, after he was defeated fori Mrs Ami- Millbrook. of Atlanta: Mrs. Ella Batey, formerly of At Patterson Son. RUGS DYFD PLOORMASTER" Af renceville: one brother, Mr. H.

City Council BFAUTIFUL. 3147 P'tree, CH fWU and several grandchildren. lanta, died in New Orleans Mon N. died in a private hospital yesterday. Besides his parents, be is sur Freeman.

West Point. Ga. Funeral SMITH The friends and rela day after a long illness. She was services will be held Wednesday tives of Mr. and Mrs.

Billy, Hugh 77. Mrs. Emory M. Spear, Smith. Mr.

and Mrs. Samuel Er NEED roofing, repairs or rooms bulltf Call LA. yBlO. Griffin or Foids. FOR ADVICE Rheumatism colds, aiaua, head a rhes, cal 1 AT 4411.

FILL dirt for sale: delivered in vicinity Decatur Phone CY 15S. vived bv grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. L.

E. Misenhamer. of Atlanta, and Mrs. Sara Elizabeth Hanson, of Athens. Funeral arrangements will be announced by J.

Austin Dillon Company. at 2 o'clock from the New Hope Methodist Church, near Lawrence- Funeral arrangements will be nest Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Fred H. announced by J.

Austin Dillon ville. Rev. R. E. Blanchard offici Smith, Mr.

and Mrs. Harold Smith. Mr. Charles H. Smith, Mr.

Company. Ex-Atlantan, Dies Mrs. Emory M. Spear, 58, for dolls-Repaired wfigs and MA. 0384.

ating. Interment, Shadow Lawn Cemetery. F. Q. Sammon Funeral A native Atlantan, Mrs.

Batey and Mrs. J. H. King, Mrs. Charles CLASSIFADS was a memoer of the baptist Beantv Aids Home, Lawrenceville, Ga Born in Jackson County, Mr.

Lyle went to school in Gainesville. He came to Atlanta in 1907 and established the Lyle Plumbing Company at 184 Whitehall about 1917. Active in many civic organizations before his illness, Mr. Lyle was member of Elks and Lions Club at the time of his death. He was an active member of the Martha Brown Memorial Church.

Mayor Pro Tern L. O. Mosely, mer Atlantan, died -Monday eve O. Smith, are invited to attend the Church. funeral of Mr.

Billy Hugh bmitrt. ning at her home in Appalachicola, Fla- after an extended illness. COOGLER The friends and relatives of Mr. and Mrs. Otis P.

She is survived by a daughter, Wednesday, Dec. 15, 1948, at 11:30 THE ATLANTA CONSTITUTION Alabama and Forsyth Streets S. W. WANT AD INFORMATION Mrs. Ted Henderson: a son, Clar Funeral services will be held to o'clock at the Martha Brown Me Coogler, Mr.

and Mrs. R. W. Smith, Minimum: two lines 411 wordsl. state at the church at 2:30 o'clock.

A. S. Turner Sons. MITCHAM. Mr.

Charles L. Funeral services for Mr. Charles L. Mitcham, Monroe, will be held this (Wednesday) aternoon at 2:30 o'clock at Alcovy Mountain Baptist Church. He is survived by his "wife, children, Mr.

W. D. Mitcham, Mrs. Robert Giles and Mrs. Floyd Head, all of Monroe, Mrs.

Troy Moss, Columbus, ZTrs. A. S. Durden, Bishop, Mr. Albert Mitcham, Mr.

James Mitcham and Mr. Robert Mitcham, Atlanta, and 21 grandchildren and 6 great-grandchildren. The following gentlemen will please serve as pallbearers: Mr. William Shores, Mr. Jack Shores, Mr.

Joe Jones, Mr. Jack Jones, Mr. Johnny Barnes and Mr. Albert Jones. Rev.

E. L. Crowe and Rev. Ben Stone will officiate. Interment, churchyard.

The E. L. ence Batey: two sisters, Mrs. Miss Alice Coogler, Mr. and Mrs.

In estimatine mace, fieure five averare morial Methodist Church, with the remains placed in state at 10:30 Emma Lawless and Mrs. Josie Harold Sullivan, Mr. and Mrs. BEAUTY SERVICE PERMANENT WAVES, hair shaping, shampoo, scalp and dandruff treatment, hair tinting, bleaching, facials, packs, cold waves and all other beauty worse at a school price. Service by first-claw students.

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words for first line and six average words for each additional line. The rates below apply to all advertising originating in the State of Georgia Single insertion: Sunday, per line. 40c. Single tnsertinn. daily per line.

38c. Daily and Sunday rates: Charles Coogler, Mr. and Mrs. brother, W. O.

Jordan, of Carrollton, and two grandchildren. Interment, West View. The pall who is Acting Mayor of Atlanta while Mayor Hartsfield is in Wash Oliver Coogler, all of Atlanta; Mr. and Mrs. J.

N. Coogler, Eastman, bearers will be: Mr. Frank King, day at Appalachicola. Mrs. Spear is survived by her husband; one son, Adolph Spear, of New York; formerly of Atlanta; two sisters, Mrs.

Hugh Cameron, of Augusta, and Mrs. J. T. Barfield, of Atlanta; two brothers, Moritz Flatauer and Adolph Fla-tauer, both of Atlanta; two grandchildren and numerous nieces and nephews. ington, ordered the flag at the City Hall flown at half mast until after FUNERAL NOTICES and the grandchildren, are Auburn Corner Peachtree Mr.

Ernest King, Mr. Charles Kitchens, Air. Joe C. Kitchens, per line per day. 32c 2.

MOLES SYSTEM OF COLLEGES Seven times eonseeutivelv invited to attend the funeral oi Mr. Otis P. Coogler, Wednesday, Mr. Billy Teasley, Mr. Clarence the funeral.

Mr. Lyle, who lived at 420 Florl PATTISHALL, Mr. Edward Humphries. H. M.

Patterson Son. da S. is survived by two died at the residence, 310 Cooper TEACHES BEAUTY CULTURE AND BAR BF RING SHORT COURSES (QUALIFY Gl APPROVAL Call or Write 34 Marietta St AL. Curtain Lnondry 12 CURTAINS laundered! Mrs. Smith.

Stl Pryor S. W. MA. 27S0. S.

W. He is survived by two Dec. 15, 1948, at 3 o'clock at the Orchard Knob Baptist Church, with the remains placed in state at 2 o'clock. Rev. L.

V. Bradley. per line per day. 30c Thirty tiroes consecutively per line per day. 26c 10 Discount for Cash CALL WALNUT 6565 ASK FOR AD-TAKER THE CONSTITUTION is not responsible for advance payments to carriers or dealers Receipts given for subscription ALLEN, Mrs.

S. H. The friends and relatives of Mrs. S. H.

Allen, daughters, Mrs. E. G. Cowan, and Mrs. Al.

G. Calloway, and four sisters and one brother. Funeral Mr. and Mrs. Fred P.

Remcro, grandchildren, all of Atlanta. E. J. Pattishall Succumbs Here arrangements will be announced later by J. Austin Dillon Co.

Almand Funeral Directors, Monroe, Ga. officiating. Interment College Mr. and Mrs. J.

B. Booth, Dr. and Mrs. Curtis C. Reding, Mr.

and Park Cemetery. The pallbearers payments not In accordance witn puo- fr'nrsecie 1 5 MOTHERS WITH CHlCBffEN BOARDEffi DAY CARE FOR CHILD. AT. 1338. shed rate are not authorized: also not li POPE The friends and relatives of Mr.

and Mrs. Reginald Pope, responsible for subscription payments Mrs. Samuel Allen Dies at Residence McGIBOXEY, Mr. W. E.

The friends and relatives of Mr. W. E. McGiboney, Mr. and Mrs.

J. M. until received at the office of publication. Atlanta 2. Ga Edward Jackson Pattishall, of 310 Cooper Street, died at his home yesterday at the age of 64.

will be: Mr. W. E. Taliaferro, Mr. E.

G. Floyd, Mr. G. V. Jackson, Mr.

J. M. Head, Mr. G. A.

Brown, Mr. H. G. Monroe. H.

M. Patterson Son. SUBSCRIPTION RATES BY CARRIER" Mrs. McGehee Pope, Atlanta; Mr. Reginald Pope, Memphis; Miss Patricia Pope, are invited to BUSINESS SERVICE Mrs.

R. M. Montgomery, Mr. and Mrs. A.

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Leight, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Pirkle, Miss Sally Patricia Allen, Mr.

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Samuel Harrison Allen, 71, McGiboney, Mr. and Mrs. O. D. McGiboney, Mr.

and Mrs. C. W. McGiboney, Mr. C.

E. McGiboney, 40c 30c i' U11C1 ai Oil tllit.wiiv.iiiJ in i died at her home, 417 Clairmont attend the funeral of Mr. Reginald l) ln BasineKS Services 20 FRASER The friends and rela yesterday. Pope, Wednesday, Dec. 15, announced by J.

Austin Dillon Daily and Sunday One Month Pnmnanv I Daily only One Month sviuyaiij. I Daily and Sunday Three Months A native Georgian, Mr. Pattl- oailv only Three Months Shall had lived hi Atlanta about Daily and Sunday Six Months Funeral services will be held at tives of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Mr.

and Mrs. Cr. D. McGiboney, Mr. and Mrs.

C. H. Coble, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kisserburg, Mr.

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ment in West View cemetery 11 a. m. tomorrow in Trinity Chapel. The Rev. Dick Hall and Mrs.

E. A. Abbett, Mr. and Mrs. Henry H.

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W. Edwards, Miss the Rev. A. J. Moncrief wil offi- Porter McGiboney, Mr.

and Mrs. $15.60 The pallbearers will be: Mr. John Daily only One year MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS Sheila Fraser, Atlanta; Mr. and William Ebersole, Mr. Clifford ciate ancl ounal will De ueca- K.

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Macleod, Tain, Scot He is survived by two sisters, Mrs. J. T. Mathis, of Atlanta, and Mrs. Roy House, of Lumpkin, and a brother, J.

C. Pattishall, of Atlanta. titled to use for publication all news tend the funeral of Mrs. S. H.

Allen, Thursday morning at 11 o'clock at Trinity ChapeL Rev. Dick H. Hall and Rev. A. J.

Mon-crief will officiate. Interment in Decatur Cemetery. The pallbearers will be Mr. Walter Nash, Mr. Claude Blackmon, Mr.

Clarence Stewart, Mr. Murphey Candler, rfatcher, Mr. Lawson Clower, Mr. lur. veineiery.

Edward Lindsev. Mr. Charles A native of Cummings, Mrs. Al L. J.

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GREGORY, AT. 1330, NIGHTS. GENERAL REPAIR CO. 316 Ponce de Leon VE. 7781 William H.

Thomas troit. Boston, Philadelphia. Atlanta of Mrs. Alexander Fraser, Wednes LODGE NOTICES Entered at Atlanta Post Office as Mr. H.

F. Higgins and Dr. L. A. Brown, A.

S. Turner Sons. ters, Mrs. Fred Reincro, of De day, Dec. 15, 1948, at 2:30 o'clock Second-Class Matter Dies; Rites Tomorrow WOMACK, Rev.

J. The Mail Rates on Application ADDRESS ALL MAIL to The Atlanta Constitution Atlanta 2. Ga Retired SSgt. William H. friends and relatives of Rev.

and catur; Mrs. J. B. Booth, of Tavares, and Mrs. Curtis C.

Redding, of Decatur; four sisters, Mrs. R. M. Montgomery, of Gainesville, Mrs. A.

C. Benson, of Cum Thomas, of Riverdale, died in a WA regular atated ceremonial session of Yaarab Temple, A. A. O. N.

M. will be held today (Wednesday). Dec. 15, 1948. at the Atlanta Municipal Auditorium.

This ceremonial at Spring Hill. Dr. Wallace M. Alston, officiating. Interment, West View.

The pallbearers will be: Mr. Hill Veazey, Mr. J. J. Robertson, Mr.

R. C. Stephenson, Mr. H. L.

Stephenson, Mr. Morris Shul-mister, Mr. Ingram Hallsworth. Mrs. J.

W. Womack, Mr. and Mrs. A. Y.

Butler, Mr. and Mrs. James ers, Mr. and Mrs. W.

J. Wallace, and the eight grandchildren are invited to attend the funeral of Mr. W. E. McGiboney, this (Wednesday) afternoon at 3 o'clock at Mountain View Baptist Church.

Rev. T. L. Skelton and Rev. H.

V. Echols will officiate. Interment in churchyard. The pallbearers will be Mr. William Wallace, Rev.

A. D. Ward, Mr. James Thompson, Mr. Odine Thompson, Mr.

Arthur McGiboney and Mr. Oliver McGiboney. A. S. Turner Sons.

private hospital yesterday at the age of 70. ANNOUNCEMENTS BED RENOVATING Harris, Miss --lone Womack, Mr. mings; Mrs. G. C.

Leight and Mrs. Graveside funeral services will and Mrs. Grady Womack, Mr. and will be augmented by the official visita tion of Imperial Potentate Galloway Cal houn. The folio wine schedule will be ob C.

C. Pirkle, both of Atlanta, and be held at 2:30 p. m. tomorrow! A no Travel Opportunities H. M.

Patterson Son. six grandchildren Mrs. J. W. Womack, Mr.

and Mrs H. A. Womack, Mr. and Mrs. H.

SUPERIOR MATTRESS CO. HIGH-GRADE RENOVATING. UPHOLSTERING AND REPAIRING HE S2U 63S BANKHEAD ATLANTA'S leading renovator McDan- lel Mattress CY 8526. BUILDING GENERAL REPAIRS served: 2:30 P. parade of Divan and Uniformed Units: 4:00 P.

First Sec in Hill Crest Cemetery, with the large, modern de luxe tt li coaches to and from Washington. Rev. Bruce B. xlall OtllCiating. Charlotte.

Jacksonville. Miami. Tampa, tion of Ceremonial: 5:30 P. dlm.er Womack, Mrs. Jannie Morgan, New Orleans and other points Lowest served to the Nobility: 7:00 P.

gala Otis P. Coogler Dies; Rites Today Mrs. Maggie Johns, Mr. and Mrs. George Womack and the grand entrance of all Uniformed Units in official receDtion of the Imperial Potentate interstate rates, excellent storage facilities WA 6795.

SUDDATH MOVING STORAGE CO. HOME IMPROVEMENTS Sgt. Thomas is survived by daughter, Mrs. E. Daugherty, of Riverdale; and two brothers, Frank and Carl Coles, both of children are invited to attend the 9:00 P.

Second Section of Ceremonial. All members of Yaarab Temple and vis SIDING ROOFTNO CARPENTRY ALTERATIONS TILE WORK MODERN KITCHENS CINDERS For WllWi.llJ nd ReDtj- Tank Jones Hardin MA. 1107 funeral of Rev. J. W.

Womack, YOUNG man to share driving to Los Angeles, leaving early Saturdav morn-ing. Must have refs. HE. 5020-J. iting Nobles are cordially invited to at Othis P.

Coogler, of Jonesboro Sandusky, Ohio. MODERN BATHS. PORCH ENCLOSURES tend. WM. C.

HARRIS. Illustrious Potentate Road, Route 12, Atlanta, died in COWART The friends and relatives of Mr. and Mrs. O. J.

Cowart, Michael Cowart, Atlanta; Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Cowart, Carrollton, Mrs.

Susie Rooks, Mrs. F. J. Durough, Mrs. C.

C. Musick, Mrs. W. L. Taylor, Mrs.

A. B. Baughtman, Mrs. G. M.

Pyron, Mrs. J. Alton McWhorter, Atlanta; Rev. L. G.

Cowart, Hogansville, Mr. W. G. Cowart, Mr. M.

E. Cowart, Carrollton, are invited to attend the funeral of Mr. O. J.I Lost and Found 8 this Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the Mt. Olivet Baptist Church, Paulding County.

Rev. Attest: FRANK A. CUNDEIX, Recorder. LOST Male beagle between Mt. Zionl a private hospital late Monday nigh after a brief illness.

He was lttt tS'flMATES DAY OR NIGHT WRITE OR CALL INTERSTATE ROOFING SIDING CO. Church and Morrow. Ga. white and I Macon Burial Today For M. S.

Combs C. R. Campbell will officiate. In 65. The 91st annual communica A brown spots, long brown ears.

850 reward. Write to W. R. Saffold. P.

O. Box 175. Morrow. or nh. AT.

7945. tion of Fulton Lodge No. 216, Funeral services will be held at 207 SPRING W. CY. 2972 F.

A. will be held this Wednesday) evening. Masonic 3 p. m. today in Orchard Knob Millard S.

Combs, of Macon, SUBSTANTIAL REWARDDisimond and cnn. Hriljrtav- VF (IRQ olatinum wrist watch. Lost Dec. IL nniiaayS, SL. UBS terment will be in churchyard.

The ministers of Northwest Georgia will serve as pallbearers and honorary escort and meet at the residence, Rt. 3, Dallas, at 1:15 o'clock. J. Allen Couch and Son. Cain Streets, beginning: at 7:30 Baptist Church, with the Rev.

L. V. Bradley officiating. Burial will died in a local hospital late Mon day at the age of 68. i i i i I i 1 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 Tt 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I GREENWOOD I Atlanta's Most Beautiful Burial 5 istatm, where Natural Beauty EE Abound.

Set lor Yourself EE L. Sound Management. EE 2. Clear of any type of Debt. X.

Ideal location. Amplt land for generations to Clark's Filling Station and Restaurant. GENERAL rock work UnderpinninaT East Point. "Mimi, 1945" engraved on' and retainer walls back. CH.

8924. i ROGERS CONTRACTOR. AL 5482 o'clock. This will be a business meeting, including reports of officers and com be in College Park Cemetery. Cowart Thursday, Dec.

16, 1948, at 11:30 at Spring Hill, Rev. Roy Clark officiating. The pallbearers LOST-Lady's black patent leather pock- ALCI I I NG.PA I NTING.PLASTERING Funeral services will be held at 1 p. m. today in the chapel of Otis P.

Coogler. who was born in etbook on Peachtree. Contains re bill- ROOMS tinted Sfi material ur Paoered Newton County, had lived in At fold with valuable indent, cards and Awtry and Lowndes, with Dr, mittees, iinance committee, reading of petitions, balloting on petitions, election and installation of officers, committee and officer appointments for 1949. Resolutions amending our by-laws to increase our total fee and increase of dues will be will be Mr. Frank J.

Merryman, Mr. George Strickland, Mr. W. L. Paul S.

James officiating. Burial Acknowledgment Cards 4. STEVENS ENGRAVING CO Engraved Promptly Sample Sant WAInut 6870 no Paaehtraa 6t lanta 55 years. He was a member of the South Bend Methodist Church. money.

Reward. Call AT. 1601 or CH. 73.18. LOST Female Boston bull puppy, vicin-ity Capital City Country Club; 1 black eye, 1 white one.

Answers to "Topsy." Liberal reward. CH. 7239. services will be in Macon at 4:30 Mr. Combs was formerly audi Morns, Mr.

W. E. McDonough, Mr. Harold Parker, Mr. Weldon Archer, Mr.

Claude Cagle, Mr. Ed Robertson. H. M. Patterson Son.

read for the second time and balloted thereon All members of Fulton lodge are urged to attend. Visiting brethren are cordially and fraternally invited to meet Survivors include his wife: four tor for the Berry Roofing Com CT em tone Elltah Webb RA 5090 CARPENTER WORK ementTplastering ROOM papered. $8 up Material fuiu. Sit. Complete cleaning.

$4: tinting, $6: plaster, carpenter, roofing and cement work. A-l man Work guaranteed Si mos. to pay. Robert Gaston. RA.

2914. CARPENTER and general repair work. Free estimates Smith. WA S319. CARPENTERING roofing Straight loans.

No money down Swtiaon. LA 8933. daughters, Mrs. W. Smith.

Miss BLACK and white male Beagle hound, 15 mos. old. Lost in vicinity of North witn us. jay order of HARRY GERSON, W. M.

MENDLE BOORSTIN, Sec. Dr. and Collier Rd. HE. 3354.

pany. He is survived by a son, M. S. Combs, and three sisters, Mrs. iriattie C.

McCord, Mrs. Ethel Bea-man and Mrs. Alberta Smith. come. 4.

Paved roads. City water vrater thronrhout. Trackless Trolleys to front entrance. Under perpetual care. GREENWOOD CEMETERY niititiiiiifiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiirr LOST Lady's yellow gold Wittnauer watch.

Vicinity bus station and Whitehall. Reward. WA. 1327. A The 20th Annual Communica.

Alice Coogler, Mrs. Harold Sullivan and Mrs. Allen M. Stokely, all of Atlanta; two sons, Charles and Oliver Coogler, both of Atlanta; a brother, J. N.

Coogler, of Eastman, and 10 grandchildren. SAMS' FLOWER SHOP Mr. and Mrs. Sams GIFTSFUNERAL OFFERINGS Flowers for All Occasions Flowers by Wire Anywhere 1771 LskVM A C. MA, S6S of Daylite Lodge No.

125, a. will be held in the Masonic Temple, corner Peach- STRAYED from College Pk. home. Monday, thoroughbred female tri-colored collie. CA.

7093. Reward. mi tion tree ST 1 LI U' -aassfaaaatialsaB ana uam streets, this Edward Clegg IWednpsriav) mnrn ntf TIm IS. LOST Thursday on Hapeville or College CEMENT WORK GENERAL cement work! underpinning steps, driveways, walks walls, waterproofing, barbecue pits, floor leveling. carpenter work and painting CH 6954.

ORNAMENTAL STONE WORK WALLS, foundation underpinning anil cement work Concrete blocks, all sizes. Sand and gravel LA 2835. WA. 8439. 1948, at 10:30 o'clock.

Reading of reports for the year 1948. election anfl installsatinn arK trolley, msnl now suit in Rich box. Reward. CA. 2375.

STATE DEATHS of officers for the ensuing year will be (COLORED) LOST WHITE silk scarf. Initials 11 found, call HE. 5424-R. Lib. Rew.

Heads Duncan Lodge Edward Clegg is the new Worshipful Master of the LeRoy Dun- maue. aii xnemDers urged to attend. Visiting brethren cordially and fraternally HUXXICUTT, Mr. Otis The (COLORED) JUHAN, Mr. John B.

Funeral services will be held today, Leon Bonds, 39, died in Lanett. Business Personal 1 1 1 Business Personals 11 (COLORED) IIENDRIX, Mr. Green B. of 274 Bynum passed away at a local hospital Dec. 13.

Funeral announced later. Pollard. i.tu uicei wim us. tsv order of C. H.

ANDREWS, W. M. C. A. BALL, Sec.

friends and relatives of Mr. Otis Hunnicutt are invited to attend his Dec. 12. Rites at Thomaston' ran Lorloe. No.

2R2. F. and A. Dec. 13.

funeral Wednesday, Dec. 15, at 2 The regular meeting of Wednesday, at 1 p. m. from St Paul A. M.

E. Church, Lithonia, Ga. Interment Macdonia Cemetery. Veleta Taylor, age 5. Villa Rica.

elected as follows: F. P. Hosea, Atlanta. Aerle 714. O.

E. m. at Merrill Chapel Church, Dec. 11. wil be held In the Aerie Senior Warden; W.

L. Smith, cox Ldthoma. nome. 107 Luckie St. Patricia Chambers, Carrollton, I Junior Warden; J.

S. Irwin, Treas this (Wednesday! evening Dec. 12. WYATT, Mr. Reuben Of 517 Tattnall S.

the husband of Mrs. Nettie Wyatt and father of Mr. Glenn Wyatt, died Dec. 14, 1948. Funeral announced later.

ai o'clock, visiting broth urer; J. J. Brandon, Ssecretary; ers cordially invited to James F. Haynes, 68, died Dec. Kev.

Wilson and Rev. Thompson officiating. Interment, Fayetteville Cemetery. S5IITII. Mr.

Walter The friends and relatives of Mr. Walter Smith and Mrs. Nannie Smith af invited to attend the funeral of Mr. Walter 4' meet with us. By order of 11 near Americus.

Rites Dec. 12 HUNTER, Mr. George of 26 Holly Road, N. Friends and relatives of Mrs. Ltmise Hunter, Miss Georgia Ann Hunter, Master Richard Hunter, Mr.

and Mrs. John Hunter and son, Mr. and Mrs. K. CAMPBELL.

P. ROY E. CHAPMAN See. Sellers Bros. near Gainesville.

Hair Cut Special! You Can Save. Money Here COME 111 TODAY All Barber Service At flffluced Prices A Wallace, Tyler. Appointed officers are Harold L. Herndon, Senior Deacon; J. R.

Tatum, Junior Deacon; J. V. Smitherman, Senior Steward, and R. O. Smitherman, Junior Steward.

J. C. Bentley. 57. Bowdon.

Dec. 10. REAVES, Mr. Anderson of 331 Merritts N. E.

Friends and relatives are invited to attend the Gate City Council No. 5, Jr. O. U. A.

M. meets every Wednesday evening at 7:30 o'clock in the Jr. O. U. A.

v- Mrs. Melba Odom, 20, Vidalia, v. Dec. 10. M.

Hall. 238 Capitol Smith Thursday, Dec. 16, at 1 o'clock from Murell's Chapel, with Rev. W. M.

Whitner officiating. Interment, FayettevUle, Ga. Ivey morticians. funeral tomorrow (Thursday) afternoon at 2:30 o'clock from Beulah S. Atlanta.

Ga. Regular Mrs. Sarah Minter, 89, Molena, Sidney Brown, Mrs. Martha Shel-ton, Miss Bernice Shelton, Mrs. Essie Shelton, Miss Mary Lee Shelton, Mr.

and Mrs. Eugene R. Lee, all of Atlanta; Mr. and Mrs. I.

J. Watson Dies initiation conferred every Dec. 10. Baptist Church (Griffin and second Wednesday. All reg- Mrs.

H. C. White, 77, Hawkins- Qnnf TJaw Foundry Streets). Rev. L.

J. Burt OWEN'S, Mrs. Levie wife of the ular and visiting members are urged to attend. By order of D. L.

DAVIS. Councilor. R. N. HASLETT.

Rec Sec. ville, Dec. 13. uiacgi uciv; officiating. Pallbearers selected Clifford Carmichael and Mr.

and Mrs. Oliver West, of New York, are invited to attend the funeral Miss Zenobia Bracewell, 50, died i John James Watson, 48, of 333 late Rev. Tobe Owens. The friends and relatives are invited to attend in Albany. Rites at Dublin Luckie fell dead last night at Dec.

13. ithe corner of Peachtree Street FUNERAL NOTICES Claud H. Marchman, 66, Dublin, 'and Grant "Place just after step- AH Work Supervised by Competent Instructor. No vVaitint. Call WAInut 4988 for Information.

MOLER BARBER COLLEGE 143 Hunter St, 8. W. (Between Whitehall and Broad) Dec. 13. will please assemble at the chapel at 1:30 p.

m. Interment, Lincoln Cemetery. Hanley Co. In Memoriam In loving memory of our darling son and brother, Tom H. Durden, who passed two years ago today, Dec 15.

We miss you: a precious voice is stilled; a place vacated In our home, which never can be filled. MOTHER, FATHER, BRO. SISTERS. THOMAS DURDEN FAMILY. Major Harry Bowers, killed in the funeral of Mrs.

Levie Owens tomorrow (Thursday) at 1 o'clock, from Big County Line Baptist Church, Jackson, Ga. Rev. I. S. Jester and others officiating.

Interment County Line Cemetery. Trimier Funeral Home, 'Jackson, Georgia. (COLORED) In Memoriam rn loving memory of my dear brother of Mr. George Hunter tomorrow (Thursday) at 2 p. m.

from Flipper Temple A.M.E. Church. Rev. J. F.

Moses and Rev. W. L. Brown officiating. The remains are now lying in state in our chapel.

Interment. Lincoln Cemetery. Han-ley's Ashby Street Funeral Home. England in 1943. Rites in Ameri ping off an inbound street car, according to Patrolmen T.

O. Sturdivant and F. A. Turner. Witnesses tried to give Mr.

Watson artificial respiration, but couldn't revive him. cus yesterday. Naldo H. Wood, 72, Pitt. Rites and son who departed this life one year ago today.

Gone but; not forgotten. MRS. MARY LIZZIE SMITH and Family yesterday..