The Tennessean from Nashville, Tennessee • Page 59

TTT 'i .5 REAL ESTATE 10-D THE NASHVILLE TENNESSEAN, Sunday Morning, funs 18. 1950 Member shipD rive Launched Out-of'Town Deaths I Wreck Victim REAL ESTATE i 14 Auction Salet ABSOLUTE I i By Cumberland TV A Group AUCTIONS yton, An Intensive drive for member ship in the Cumberland Valley TVA association was announced yesterday by Charles E. Rhoten of Madison, member of the association's board of director. Rhoten said an effort will be made in the next few months to expand the nucleus of the organization, formed here lesa than a month ago, Into a membership of "thousands of supporters of inclu sion of the Cumberland river val ley in the Tennessee Valley Au thority, ''We want to keep the ball roll ing after the tremendous response we had at our Madison mass meeting early this month," said Rhoten "We know we can expect bitter opposition to a Cumberland TVA on the floors or congress, and we MEMBERSHIP BLANK Cumberland Valley TVA Association Dies of Injuries Raises Davidson Traffic Toll to 33; Was Hurt June '5 A 39-year-old man, who police said was seriously injured when he was thrown from a car, involved in-a hit and run accident on Whites Creek pike, June 5, died yesterday at General hospital. Sam N.

Swancr of 1509 Whites Creek pike died at 50 p.m. yester day, of a head injury, which offi cers said was received when he was thrown from the car to the pavement. Swaner a brother-in-law, Clyde Bell, 39, of Chattanooga, was charged with leaving the scene Sam N. Swaner of an accident, and driving while drunk, according to Sgt. Earl Haw kins of the county highway patrol, who investigated.

Bell Listed as Driver Hawkins said Bell was the driver of a car which struck a parked truck on Whites Creek pike near Wealey ave. Swancr was a passenger in the car, Hawkins said, adding that he was thrown to the pavement when the door flew open at the impact of the collision. Bell continued down the road about 1500 feet before deserting the car on the roadside, according to the officer. He was questioned and arrested the following day. The truck was the property of J.

D. Kerr, address not listed. The death was the 33rd traffic fatality to occur in the county since Jan. 1. Eighteen persons have died Inside city limits.

Funeral Set Tomorrow Funeral services for Swancr will be held at 1:30 p.m. tomorrow at Riverside Baptist mission. The Rev. R. H.

Birthright will officiate. Burial will be in National cemetery with American Legion Post 5 in charge of services at the grave. A native of Rutherford county, Mr. Swancr was a son of Mrs. Zadie Swaner, and the late Bart Swaner.

Ho came to Nashville with his parents 32 years ago, and re ceived his education in Caldwell school here. He was a veteran of World War II and a member of tho American Legion. Attended GI School Until recently he had attended a GI automobile training school here. Other survivors Include his widow, Mrs. Pauline Martin Swaner of Chicago, and three sisters, Mrs.

Clyde Bell of Chattanooga, and Mrs. John W. Smittv, and Mrs, Sherman Major, both of Nashville, Mrs. Delia Kate Curl Mrs. Delia Kate Curl, 78, died yesterday in a Nashville nursing home.

Funeral services will be held tomorrow at p.m. at the Mount Juliet, church. The Rev. R. V.

Cawthon will offieiatc. Burial will be in Mount Juliet cemetery. Mrs. Curl had been In falling health the last eight years. Before entering the nursing home, she had, lived with her son, Walter Daniel Curl, at 2204 Belmont blvd.

Born in Wilson county, she was the daughter of Daniel E. and Amanda Jennings Smith. She lived much of her life in Florida and Texan. She was mirried to Rufus Walter Curl in 1898. He died last year.

They spent most of their married life in Mount Junet. In addition oher son, she Is survived by a brother. Howell Dixon Smith. Fort Pierce, three grandchildren, a niece, and a nephew. Reuben J.

Stockman Funeral servires for Reuben J. Stockman, 93. of 500 Wilson who died Friday after a long illness, will be held at John C. Roesch funetal home today at 3:30 p.m. Dr.

I. W. Gcrnint will officiate. Burial will be in Woodlawn Memorial park. Mr.

Storkman, a native of New York, had lived here 70 years. For lovtiv lovra and oertonai attention PHONE 4-1891 MATT TRiTSCHLER TOM HARRISON FLOWERS West End at 2 1 it WRITE Ot PHONE 6-6414 5 I I VAL' erested snywfcere fadiui difional test, Visit ear fnedstw laot and trie South display anvagnti. REAL ESTATE 83 Real Mat Wanted HOMES Wa have rab purchasers (or houses In all eerttons. FRANK WELCH REALTORS 6-4159 3rd Nights 3-OHS-J BOUSES Wanted. or 3 bedroom house! or dup.exes Also lois, any aooa hic-tion 3B-M53 HOITKES Have i buyers tor Bella Meade Ben Ion, 3 bedroom 1 batha.

W. L. STEVENS, 4-81i. s-amr ffnr vnnr house or lnt White colored. Call Charlie Knight.

or 1-5614. JJOUPK Wanted from Individual 12.000 to ss.ouu casn. nuuuiun nuoct. Agent. HOME-Wantcd at once 2-bedrooro.

In mt nice section, I'JiUU to UJ.SOO. Cail agent, flTs r.n sell vour eoulty 1 Phone Murry. agent, olfice 6-60iX noma O-OMll LOANS Will make loam on or bur while or colored properly war quica action call Agent. s-4iao. HOUSE Want to buy I or 4 rooma, East or Wet Nashville, win pay can, u.

a NEWMAN. 8-04118. IIOUHK8 WANTFI1 Outside City, west of Hlllsboro Road MAXWKLL HOHKIN3 "Realtors" -211 it'll a fart BENZ REM.TY (1-7411 Can Bell YOUR I'HOPKKTY RKlX yOUH HKOl'EiaY Quirk, efflrlent service ALI.IIKHT REALTY 3-3073 HOMK3 tJUICK CASH TO ClI Home Owner. Buy S'-ii Kent. HEHMITAtlE RF.ALTY CO, 1 II 3rd HOMrs Two and three bedrooms: also dutileses; in all gectlona.

FitS.0 HUNTEIt.aent. Jil'M- PROPERTY W'aellii Ivpej of real as- tle for tulek action call E. Arml' Head A 6-0443. LOTH Wanted to buy lota In North and Kant Nashville, nouses irorn Cash paid. Can Agent.

0-8208 HOUSES Duplexes, badly needed for wait-lni customers A. LUKRY. Presbyterian Ofo. 6-1H34. Ue.

f-8123- LOT8 Colored Will pay eah for loti In Norm or south Nattiviue. van agent. -2if HOME Will pay rah for colored house! and lots aectlon Daya 4-758(1 ntghti M6B1. HOMK I need 3 or 3 bedroom home In a good location. l'none ia HOUSE In need of or (l-roora modern house or duplex can -tii.

14 Anctian Satai 5Absolute! Auctions Portland, Tenn. Sale No. 1 The Portland Locker Plant SATURDAY, JUNE 24. 1:30 P.M. LOCATED ON THE OLD FOUNTAIN HEAD ROAD FREE $50 FREE LOCKER CONTAINS 300 I.OCKEHS.

120 RFNT POIl 119 A YEAR. 180 HUNT FOR II A YEAR. FltONT OF LOCKER CON TAINS A ClllOCKRY STORE, EQUIP MENT CONH1BTINO OF 13-FT. HUSH- MANN MEAT BOX, GENERAL ELEC THIC 15-CASE DRINK BOX, TWO 13-Et DOUBLE HHKLVES, 10-FT OONUOLLA ONE STANDARD COMPUTINO SCALE ROLLS. ELECTRIC MEAT HL1C EH ENTERPRISE CHOPPKR, MEAT mncK ANll BUTCHER TOOLS, ALL AMERICAN MEAT AND HONE CUTTER la-ier HtmsvtANN VEOKTAHLC TRAY naorrnv PUSH CART, NATIONAI CASH RKOISIEIt, REMINGTON RAND ADDING MACHINE, VEGETABLE SCALES.

SOLD AS A OOINO BU8I IN A BLOCK BUILDING 0xl00 ON a nT inn inn YOUR INSPECTION INVITED EASY TERMS Sale No. 2 AN IDEAL BUSINESS LOT 150100 FT. ADJOINING LOCKER PLANT. IDEAL FOR HARDWARE. SERVICE, STATION.

ETC. SALES NO. I AND NO. i WILL BE SOLD, SEPARATELY, THEN AS A WHOLE. Sale No.

3 MODERN 6 ROOM HOME ACROSS THE STREET FROM THE LOCK-M PLAN INSISTING OK 3 I.KI liIOH I.1V1NH ROOM, DINING ON I. KlV! I r.N WITH ItUIl.T-IN CAM- NHS HATH HULL CONC If IE BASEMEN Wl I II SIFM, UPRIGHT BEAMS AUIOMAIIC FURNACE. EI.K. Ill WATER HKAI Hl. A ITU' CAN RE F1N-I811FH INTO 1 MOKE ROOMS LOI rr POSSESION DATE OF PHI) TERMS 1 DOWN.

UALANU EASY. Sale No. 4 3 BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS MxT50 FT. ADJOINING THE HOME. Sale No.

5 6 ROOMS OF FURNITURE CONSISTING OF PLAYER PIANO. LIVING ROOM 4 RADIOS. COFFEE TABLE. END TABLES. TABLE LAMPS.

BEDROOM SUITES BOTH DOUBLE AND TWIN BEDS. VANITY DHEHHERS CHIEFEROBES. HUGS AND THROW HUGS. BREAKFAST ROOM BU1TE YARD FURNITURE. PRACTICALLY NEW ROYAL OAS 4 BUHNKR STOVE AND MANY MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS iiWNl.ll HELLING BECAUSE OF BAD HEALTH FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL OR SEE JAMES DcMASE, Owner Portland, Tenn.

W. J. (BILL) CORE, JR. REALTY AUCTION CO. 3)C Church St.

-12-8753 BILL CORE, Auctioneer AUCTION JUNE 21 2:00 P.M. Oood North Robertson County Trnn. Farm of 1110 Aries 'The L. J. Iloiman Farm) Located Miles North of Hnrinsfleld In llarien Plains.

Tennevsee Improvements consist of tlia 7-room CO' Junial s'vie nome. EifCFI I ENT IOCATION 100 ACHES IN CULTIVATION All tine productive Innd All. RURAL CONVENIENCES fao black top roads border this farm on two sides, with mall, milk, and ichool tins rntle tay Teruii Will Be Announced on Day ut paie Fnr Further Information flea or Call O. C. Agts.

"We fell the Earth" Springfield, Tenn. Phone 40 FOR AUCTION SALES CALL CLIVE ANDERSON REALTY AUCTION CO tin Union St' 4-8177 FOR AUCTION ACTION Contart DAVE KINO AUCTION CO ilaiicheiler, Tenn, lelephone 3U11 a heart attack, had not been completed last night. SHELJ3YVILLE, Tenn. Services for Thomas Franklin Potta, 66, who died here Friday night will be held today at 3 p.m. at the Gowan fu neral home.

COLUMBIA, Tenn. Servires for Mra. Mary Trimble Campbell, wife of Charles A. Campbell, will be held at the Fairview Church of Christ at 3 p.m. Sunday.

Mra. Campbell died yesterday at her home in the Fairview aectlon. CHAPEL. HILL. Tenn.

Services for Tommy Garrett Davis, 65, who died yesterday at his home in Rover, will be conducted at 2:30 today at Kingdom church near Rover. LAWRENCEBURG, Tenn. Serv ices for Mrs. Margaret Page! Sand schulte, 72, found dead In bed early yesterday, will be conducted today at the Sacred Heart Catholic church. Peter A.

Carlwright Rites To Be Today Peter A. Cartwright, a retired real estate agent, died at his home, 1234 Martin yesterday morning after suffering a heart at-taek. Funeral services will bo held to morrow at 10 a.m. at Johnson and Charlton funeral home. The Rev.

R. L. Freeman will officiate. Burial will be in Mount Olivet cemetery Mr. Cartwright had not been 111 previously.

Born in Nashville, he was the son of Peter A. and Leonaga Gower Cartwright. He attended the Webb School in Bell Buckle, and was a graduate of Virginia Military institute, Lexington, Va, Before his retirement he was a partner in the real estate firm of Ruekcr and Cartwright. He was married in 1908 to the former Miss Martha Hamilton. She died in llMU.

was married a second time in 1932 to the former Miss Frances Parham, who sur vives. Mr. Cartwright was a member of McKendree Methodist church. Besides his widow, he is survived by two sons, Peter A. Cartwright and Hamilton Cartwright; four daughters, Mrs.

Rufus Allen, Mrs Herman H'lhn, Mrs. J. B. Henderson and Mrs. John T.

Benson; a sister, Miss Eugenia Cartwricht all of Nashville, and 18 grandchil dren. Fred B. Kirtland Dies in Hospital Fred B. Kirtland, 75, of Goodletts- ville, long time employe of the Nashville Trust died last night in St. Thomas hospital after a week's illness.

Funeral arrangements were In complete last night. The body is at the home. He had been in falling health the past three months. Mr. Kirtland had been employed in the bank's trust department for 26 years.

Before that he was manager of the George C. Dury Co. six years rigo. Born in Davidson rounty, he was the son of Alvin and Mary Emma C'orbltt Kirtland. He was educated in the county schools.

His wife, the former Miss Au trusta Brengleman of Nashville survives. They were married In 1 9U4. Mr. Kirtland was an Hdpr of Woodland Street Presbyterian church. Besl'es his wife, he Is survived hv a sister, Miss Marjnrie Kirtland.

Nashville, and a brother, Jesse Kirtland. Thad McCormack Thnd MrCormark. 70. died last night nt his home. 2300 West End following an illness that lasted two years.

Private funeral services will be held tomorrow at Cosmopolitan funeral home. The Rev. Charles J. will officiate and burial will be In Mount Olivet cemetery. Mr.

MrCormark was born anil educated In Adairville, Ky. He was married in 1903 to the former Miss Tnbble Lehman, who survives. For mote than 35 years he had traveled as a salesman and had made his home In Nashville since 1041. FLOWERS FROM 'OU STORCS a-ISal 20th and West Inst 4-0517 th and Union St 4-7569 Noel Hotel Show 7.1900 Mlllsboro Market 2H I A West tnd I a. uu ew we Nights Sunday j-SBTO-l 9-001!) Floral Designs Houert for all CHAS.

O. GREEN 165 8th Ave. N. Ph 6-3310 FLOWERST Gorgeous Flowers Call 4-3596 for kellv hsh rtnonalitti bun dujley Vfrt'ii-f icttie murphy Kelly Lish Flowers 511 Union St UC mm naiaisa aao Mai east aiiai in I A Slltia) 1 601 Church SI. 1, nswy ii mA.

84 Aucfioa Sain AT AUCTION ON THE PREMISES WEDNESDAY. JUNE 28, 1950 AT 1 1 A.M. 1 16 acre farm known as the Lewii Jcwlin farm at Linton, Tennessee, 16 miles from Nashville on Highway 100 and 17 miles from Franklin, now owned by Mr, and Mrs. Phillio Kinnie. This farm fronts entirely on High way 100 and Uld Harding Koad In the 9th Civil District o( Davidson County and in one of the best communities in this section of Middle Tennessee On bus, mail and milk, routes and is and can be one of the outstanding dairy and livestock farms to be fnnnrl inuwhere To be sold in three tracts and then as a whole to the highest and best bidder.

TRACT NO. 1 Contains 25 acres more or less, This tract is well watered, well fenced, a Rood spring and beautiful building sites, about 19 acres are in cultivation, balance pasture and good timber. TRACT NO. 2 This the improved tract with ap proximately 25 acres with a comfortable log and frame dwelling nestled In i veritable paradise of shado treees with electric pump and wired with electricity. Also barn and usual out buildings.

Of this tract about 10 acres are In cultivation, balance pasture and timber. This tract is also blessed with plenty of water. TRACT NO. 3 This Is tha largest tract containing well fenced and watered tract approximately 70 acres. Also a well fenced and watered tract with several building sites, good cultivating ground, pasture and timber.

TERMS WILL BE ANNOUNCED DAY OF SALE. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL OR SEE MR. AND MRS. KINNIE On the premises, or CHARLIE KNICHT REALTY CO. 109 Union Nashville, Tenn.

Phone 42-3437 Colonel Fulton Beasley, Auctioneer Franklin, Tennessee LUNCH WILL BE SERVED $25.00 To be given in CASH. FREE NOTICE FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS ARE INVITED TO BRING ANY LIVESTOCK OR PERSONAL PROPERTY AND IT WILL BE SOLD IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE REAL ESTATE AUCTION. Monfeagle Business Property At Auction Friday June 23rd, 1 P.M. The property of M. FISHER, formerly known as CLARA PLACE, looted in Montcagle on highway 41.

Restaurant fully equipped, large dming room and banquet hall, soda fountain; beautiful grounds. Has living facilities and several tourist cottages, with plenty of parking space. Is doing a fine business. Adjoining the assembly ground and only a few miles from Scwance, the University of the South. Also at the same time will sell several beautiful building sites with fine shade, facing highway 41, This is one of the finest places between Nashville and Chattanooga.

Will be sold on easy terms For Information contact MR. M. FISHER, Owner, on the premises, Montcifjle, Tennessee, phone 401, or DAVE KING Auction Co. Manchester, Tennessee, Phone 3816 AUCTION SALE JUNE 24. 2 P.M.

212 208 30TH ST. DUPONTONIA SATE fin. X. Nlfff room bmmf. Newly a'rora ffi.

i.Hrmi mnrreip front insnn. Nfw licit mater lientcr S'ove foiinre. Mtmi, Nice thadt. Located on tewer line. SATE No.

J. 9 room house, bath. Nice fn.nt porch. Rcrt-pnrrt In bark porh Hftrtlwuod floor. Venff ln biitirlt.

Hot ter hunter, 8tovi rontirrilon Inim-latrd Ni'c Bh hmi'-e with hnt And mid runninr water (Hrniie and rhtrlcn 7 Inrtro nrrtrh Irern. 2 treei, ripf Pien'v ittce elude and riruuoer? on irwrr line. SAI No 5, Nire rnrner ehadv tof On newer llnf and wnipr line. Hi)-e VftxH2. Nlre coiirrete ilorin nouns on back uf int.

Tcrma ennouncrd day of unit Johnson A Dunaway. Owner W. T. Corley "lap' Ferrcll AUCTIONEERS CONTACT US OH AUCTION We aell real es'ate. furniture, automobllca.

bueinesa, enuliiment. lvf nior k. fi FUuUA. Auctioneer -9640 il05 fiuclianaa au 4-B440 MUNTSVIIXK, Ala. Services for! Charles Stota, who came from Ohio, a young man ho dloo triday at tne age 01 were conducted htr yesterday.

SPRINGFIELD. Tenn. Services for Jamen Edward KUis, 82, who tiled yesterday, will be held at 4 p.m. today at the Associated funer- home here. CAMDEN.

ar rangements for William Bryan Me Clam, S3, a resident of F'ulton, Ky who died here yesterday morning Draft) TIKW KI.L-HaturUay at 5 .15 m. June 17 lyMl. at her home, Pennlnton Bend Mrs. Laura Myrtle Tldwell, una 04 years survived bv her Iiusuand. C.

Tldwell dauxhters. Mia. Kill C.race Lyle ol lietroit. Mis. Johu Tldwell ol Nashville: son.

Roy Maddux of Donelson Tenn 12 arandchlldreo and one ureal- arandchlld; suiter. Mrs Joe Bennett of Peytonsvllle, Mra. Knnls How ell of Nolensvlllii. brother. Jim Maddox ol Waler Valley.

Tenn. The remains are at th Pettus Owen funeral home. 4508 Charlotte ave Funeral arrangement! will be announced later WILLIAMS K'rlday at 1:40 June 16 at a to' at infirmary, a-uwaro urant Williams. KH ve months Hurvlved by parrnu. Mr.

and Mrs Ornnt L. Williams: sUler, Hetty Rav Wlllla-ns of Nashville: arandrnother. Mrs. J. Wll hams of Chat'ammKa.

Tenn. Remains are at. the residence 1M.S Common ave Ptmeru! services from the Craia" Memo rial Methodist church Monday at 11 a m. conducted by Rev. J.

C. MontKnm ery and Ilev. Thomas Chappell. The following will serve as palloearers: L. Wilkir.a.

C. Usher, Onrnetl Cherry, and David C. Terry. Interment Wood-lawn Memorial ParK. Petlus i Owen 4(id Charlotte Avenue.

WOOI-ARn Suddenly. Bnturday after noon. June 17, 1H50, Earl O. woJlara. sue 4d venrs Survived by wife, Mrs.

Hessle Marie Woolard; one delimiter. 11a Joan Woolard, Dotn ol lampa, jria one slater, Mra. Nelda Churchill; one brother. J. R.

Woilard of Nashville, Tenn. Remains rest at the funeral home of Phillips. -Robinson At Co where funeral services will be conducted Mon day afternoon At 1 n'rlock hv the Rev James M. oreK. Interment Lebanon Cemetery.

I'hlllics-Hrjblnson 4c Co, U' rei-tora. UT-OF-TOWN DEATHS Dickson, Tenn. naRRIH Thursday evenlne. June IS at 7 clock at a Nashville hospital. Herman Ileishell Harris, aaed 83 years.

Blirvived by one son. A. T. Harris, Paris, sister, Mrs, E. F.

Thompson of charlotte, brothers. L. Harris. Stewart Tenn C. C.

Harris of Charlotte. Tenn. The remains are at the home of his sister Funeral services from the Krave-idc Sunday, June 18th at 2 pm. Conducted by mother L. li.

fleorite and Rr.ohee firlLrht. Interment Union ceme tery. Diekaon. Dickson Funeral home: In chartre Dickson, Tenn. ItrilllFV Saturday morntntt.

June 17. lor.u. at 8 JO o'clock at (he home of her niece. Miss Hertha Redden, Misa Lucy KHzabeth Redden, aite 04 years. Hurvlved by one brother.

R. J. Redden of several nieces and nephews. The remains are at Dickson funeral home, where funeral services will be held Sunday, June 18 at 3 p.m., conducted by Brother t.emeull Rnsbton. Interment Union cemetery.

Dickson Funeral home in rharae. Greenbrier, Tenn. SWIFT-Prlday evening. June 1950. at 8:30 clock at hla home near oreen-brler.

P. B. Rwllt aae 04 years. Survived bv diiuahtera, Mrs. 8.

L. McMur-trv. Philadelphia. Mrs. C.

Adams. Memphis: sons. F. B. Rwlft, Memphis: H.

W. Swift, and P. Swift of Orrenbrler: Dean Bwllt. Tupelo. Mls: elitht grandchildren, three yreat-araiulchlklren.

Remains are at the home as above. Funeral services wll be conducted Rundav afternoon June IS. at 2 30 o'clock at the Oreen-hner Methodist rhurch. bv the Rev. Carl Walker, by the 1'ev.

Rlxler, Active pallbearers' William Swltt. OHIe Swift, Ralph Swift. James Bwllt. Muck Swift, and Hilly Dean Rtvlft. Arthur McMurtry, Jue Bailey Dorris.

Jesse Leo Traiuhber. Interment Elmwuod cemetery, tsprmitfleld, Cole and llarrelt funeral dlreclort In Memoriam In memory of our mother. Mra. Nellie Steele Hell, who passed twi I'iiteeli yens ao, June 18. 1 9.14.

Although suteen years have passed We still remember you and ail you meant, to us. The yeara do no! fade our memory of you. Andrew Bell and Children. SMITH In memory or Allen smitn. nr wno left us one year avo today.

June 18. 194K. Hunshtne passes and j.hadowa fall. But love and retnembruiKe outlast them all. And thourh the years be many or few They are filled with blessed memories of you.

WlfeI.llIlan IS ATI. US UI loving memory or our near moiucr and grandmother, Martha Waters. One year has passed Mnce that sad day The one loved was called away; Cod t.ok her home. It was His will Hut In our heam she llveth still Chtldieu and tirandrhliilren. ivil.LIAMS loving memory or my daddy.

II. P. iCrlni Williams, on Father a Dny DrtOov, your memory will be with me today and alwavs. D.nuliter. Mrs.

Raiis.d,ie Drennon Card of Thanks CRSDIIOCK We wish to express our sincere inanas and deepest appreciation lo our relatives, neighbors and friends and our Ir.lle boy's school teacher and alea for the beautiful lloral otfennas and kindness shown ua at the dea'-h ol our little sou. Mr. and Mrs Arthur Craddock. Sr. savin us lml'e nt Ttnelr Renders wish to Ih.tnk their relatlvea and many Irlcndsl for the tjeatitttu! Lowers, klnuness ami expression of sympathy during nil ah Tines and their Oereavemi'tit.

Mis. Rue HskrWae. uuford. Iiyai and Joint Sanders. MMMOVS We wish to thank our friends and nriehb-us for ttie kindness and floral tie -wns in the illne.ss and death ol our litile virl, Joyce Aune Mi and Mrs.

A. T. Kimtiicitu and family Colored Death Notices IIOOKIK FrulayTjtine 18. H.iO, at a local infirmary. Mr.

Will Hooker. Survived by widow. Mrs. Sarah Booker; daughters. Madames Jackson.

Florence Christ, both ol Nashville, Manlvn Km-wlcs and Miss Barbara i Hooker of Columbia. Tenn five brothers, Mr. llrucc and Tim Booker of Na-hville: Mr. John and James Hooker ol Columbia, Clarence Hall of Aron, one staler. Mrs.

Klsle Marlowe ol Columbia, thrre aunts. Mra. Charity Booker. Mrs. Alice Kidlcy.

Mrs Josie Knersoo. of Columbia; two uncles. Dr. Booker of Nashville: Mr. Dosa Book er ol Columbia, aeveral nieces auu nephews, sisters-in-law, Mrs.

Manaret llorlense ol Nashville; Mrs. Addle and Johnnie Rooker of Columbia; Mrs. Car-rine Hall; one Mr. Marlowe, three sons-in-law. Messrs.

Joseph Cbrtston, Richard Jackson of Knowler. two grand-, rhl.dren. Lona and Theresa Ja.kson. leaves o'-her relatives and Iriends: dear fnend. Miss Jessie Ross.

Funeral this Furnuv at 2 clock at Booker Rldne Baplisl church, Columbia, Tenn. conducted by Rev. Sam Price Interment Booker cemetery at Columbia, Tenn. Holmes funeial home. Thursday evening.

June 15. enroute t-i hospttai Mr And-ew lunulas, Hurvlved bv Widow. Mrs. Oiga Louise D.nigias. two scpp-iUithlcrs M.A.S, Eeil'hrl and Mliilred Hiutlt one br ilher.

Mr. I.ec Dooulas. two Mrs. Li'ilan Douglas, and Mrs Kmmn Jene Ma'ord- one briHier-in-law. Mr lirvoti Kins! one lather and niolher-in-law.

Mr. and Mrs E'taene K'ttk leates other rc'alives and fnemls reinmns will lie In slate at d'nes Kineral Parlor until funeral serv.ces MnPi-iv evcnlt-g a 2 O'clock Conducted by cler Mc-laiv In'ermpiit Mi Aras.it cemetery Holmes Funeral Home In charue 4I-I3th Ave. Itll, I. -Friday evening at a local mart. ('('' Hill better known as Hutch Hill'.

He Is survived bv sw. Mil'- mo'tler. Mrs Narclsus Foster of Nashville. 2 nieces. Mis, tlrralctme Bovgins of Cincinnati and Mis.

(ie-ilgla Turner of Nashville; nephews. Fred and Parnell Hill of Flint a dear Mr. Dave Hill: a de-ir friend. Miss Rosa Lre a lusst of other relatives and fnemls. The remains will be at the hone of his mother, lliei Archer s' Sunday eve.

at 6 o'clci'-k. Funeral Monday at 3 o'clock f-con Mills Tibernacle Baptist church bv M'imnhrcy an-I Eld 7, Kill lo'crmem at Mt. Aural temcterv "erna It'll, d-rei-for Colored In Mctioriim III' ANT In lovlnff menviry of niy rniMn1. IPt-tmire Hrvanf. pH.Med eway une yvr June la.

Vi9 In hridt nur mt-mnrf A'TViyn 'rnlcr. fnnrt nnd tni Th'TP nnt f'ny. iir liuMmnd I do fliH Dunk of "mi t.rraldlne tlrvnnt hlMM. The lnmllT ct th Ule Mr John KimMf wlilif to than their mnny friendi for the kind FXpretMtnn of nvm-rrt(hv, I lor el designs, ceriU end trle-Brani MRS, ALMA KIMBLE AND FAMILY of want to present a united front In favor of it. "We know, too, that we have literally thousands of supporters all through the Cumberland valley, and in other parts of Tennessee and Kentucky, too.

These people are willing and anxious to get tneir shoulders to the wheel and help put this project acrosa and we want to give them the opportunity to do so." A membership application blank for the Cumberland Valley TVA association appears in today's issue of THE NASHVILLE TENNESSEAN. Those who wish to become members of the association may send the filled-in blank with a 1 membership fee, to Charles E. Rhoten, Rhoten Realty Madison, Tenn. Date 1950 Middle Last Business phone. 7o Present Recital Johana Harris, artist In residence at Peabody college, will present the second in a summer series of open-air concerts there Friday at 8:30 p.m.

She will play outstanding works from three centuries of great keyboard music. The concert will be on the green before Peabody's isocial-religious building. The public is invited. Governors To Hear Foreign Policy Aired WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W. Va.

(in The administration will make a bid here next week to win the support of state governors for Its foreign polices and programs. Secretary of State Dean Acheson and Marshall Plan Administrator Paul G. Hoffman are two of tha two speakers for the annual four-day conference of governors which opens here Sunday. Among those attending this year are some of the principal figures in the Republican presidential sweepstakes of 1952. They include Gov.

Thomas E. Dewey of New York, the 1948 nominee, and Gov. Earl Warren of California, his vice presidential running mate, Gov. James H. Duff of Pennsylvania and Gov.

Alfred E. Driscoll of New Jersey. Dewey, who carried the GOP banner unsuccessfully in two presidential campaigns, will not make the race again and Duff, at 67, is not expected to have any Wnita House aspirations for himself. Asiatic Post Diplomats Ordered '60 Armed' WASHINGTON CP) The state department said last night that it has ordered diplomats in certain posts in Southeast Asia to carry firearms for their protection: The posts were not named. The statement was made in a 12-pnge reply by the dc-'tment to attaeks made on it by i.

Joseph R. McCarthy McCarthy was quoted as having said in a speech at Milwaukee- June 9 that "for nearly 20 years we have allowed dilettante diplomats to do the 'fighting' for us with kid gloves in perfumed drawing rooms The state department replied that American diplomats had been imprisoned in Communist China, had been fired on in the Greek civil war and the Palestine fighting and that Consul General Thomas Wasson had been killed by a sniper bullet in Palestine In 1948. Speaking Una et ux 100 ft. Scott Ave. 1.209 Tred H.

Brown et ux to John W. Frazier et ux 100 ft. Lealand Lane It. 000 Vera Poole Halpin to Leon Gilbert 50 It. 16th John Hranham et ux to Rufus B.

Thornton et ux 60 6 It. Nebraska Avenue John Branham et ux to J. L. Slse-more et ux 50 ft. Nebraska Ave.

James Fuoua et ux to Wallace Webb et UX 50 It. 7th Ave 8 Hardin Vakley et ttx to Georgia, Mae Osborne 100 ft. Yokley Beasley et UX to James Albert llerndon et ux 200 ft. East-dale Ave. Carrie D.

Cole Tomtlnson to Jesse O. Riley et ux 113) acres 2nd District James W. Thornton et ux to James Walter Holt Jr. et ux 15 ft. Graves Park Rd James C.

Kincatd et ux to Marshall Sweeney et al 60 It. Cherl Ave. William Sldebottom III et ux lo John Holoman Pennington Jr. et ux 2 acres Haywood Lane Vincent DeOeorge et ux to Oua K. Muskovlli et ux 125 ft.

Alton Hoad Derie C. Oalley et al lo Pyramid Property Co. Corp. 60 It. Apex Avenue Martha Kline et vlr to Pyramid Property Co.

Corn. 60 ft. Apex Avenue Roy Mark Holt et ux to Clarence Certain et ux 100 It. Battle-Meld Dr. Otis I).

McMurtry et ux to Ernest C. Perry 86 It. Forsythe Place Charlie Johnson Jr. et ux lo Nannie Lea Webb 50 ft. Marks 81 American Homes Inc to 8 W.

Watson et ux 115 It. Creslrldga Drive O. M. Carter et ux to Marshall Hancock et ux 75 ft. Dcllway too 58) 5B5 500 600 Total .1104,311 Marriage Licenses William Richard Swlnt to Mildred Joyce Sledge.

Leonard Ralph Sterry to Claudia Keely Davidson, Kenneth Allen Caperton to Sarah Irena Manning. Eugene Lamar Bherrill to Sara Helta Kautman. Howard Harold Tlmmoni to Flossie Bell Tlmmons. "aiw Newton Heaver Bruea to Dorothy Jeaa Cruse. Wanda Holt to Jane Juanlta Frotge Dr Lawr-nce Srhull tn Martha Mitchell' James Edward Talley to Mildred Travis William Plrtle jr.

to Susanna Neat' William Fay Curtis to rranceg Wllletta Muggins. Hubert Morrison to Martha Ashy Wilson. Ferdinand M. Medwedcff to Joan L. mone Kaunmeier.

Jack Pimh to Bhlrley Bond Adler. Clarence Raymond Sawyer to Brmeda Morrow. Citrus Monroe Ifirka to Velma West. Joe Dennli Cullum a Wllma LaVole Ralney. (harlea Edward Thomaa to Wllmtr-lluit Case.

It 10 10 1 NO BID REJECTED Friday, June 23, 2 P.M. FINE BUSINESS PROPERTY THE E. H. MUNN PRODUCE COMPANY 203 and 205 2nd S. BUILDING AND LOT Good two-story brick building, 34 x60 on lot 34 xlU6 the wholesale and warehouse district of town.

Owner is selling by reason of ill health and at very easy terns of 'A cash, balance easy monthly payments. Immediately after the sale of the real estate, we also sell all fixtures, consisting of big iron kettles, barrels, forks chicken picker, tables, egg testers, coops, chicken batteries, warehouse trucks, scales, all office furniture chairs, desks, stove, safe and other items. CLIVE ANDERSON REALTY AND AUCTION CO. 110 Union St. 4-8377 DICK SWINT, Agent CLIVE ANDERSON, Auctioneer "We Have No By-Bidders" AUCTION 217 Chilton Ave.

Woodbine June 21st at 1 1 A.M. Furniture, run. Taylor it Farley organ. jaiUuft. kltclnn utensiia.

etc, A. C. BARBEE, Auctioneer 300 EXCHANGE BLDO. Phone t-13110 2-5975 AUCTIONS -Contact lor Heal Estate at Livestock aucllona. southwestern en-tucky'a leading Auction FMrin Barnard Walker, Helm Annex, buw.irn Green.

Ky Phone b'iA ASK VOIIH NEIGHBOR" Who aold his sale Call Oeorxa Howell and aon. Htity Howen. auctioneer Maui- son 32J4 and Jtl4 Business ja years roBAucrnoNs oii private bales" IBILLI CORK JIl REALTY AUCTION CO S00 Church Ht Phone 43 8753 PROPERTY Bales, private aalea or atlc II, his. Experienced saieismen. Nah.In.

Realty 3-0778. TN AUCTION Til Kill IB ACTION" RAMSAY REALTY AUCTION CO Madison 3illl Ooodleuavllla 63M AUCTIONS Comae! 8 Moore At Sun. Bortnalteld. Tenn releohuna luu in business JS yean AUCTIONSA Barbee (successor to Illalr Auction Co 34 years 111 Nashville 300 Exchatue Bldi -Uiillome JJI75 Make the most of your opportu nities by using ads. For rentiag, selling, buying, recovering losses and getting good help, they re TOPH.

Phone S-S-IOl or 6-1221. Dratf Nntirra CARTVSRIliHT- Saturday mornina at 8 10 cliK-k Julie 17. 10. 0 at his Home. Martin st.

Peter A. Cartwricht. ailed fi.l yeats. Survived by widow. Mrs.

rraticr.i Paihatn Cartwrliht. children. Peter A Carlwrlltht Mis. Rulus Allen, Ham-lllon Carlwrlvht. Mrs.

Herman HiCin. Mrs. J. B. Henderson Mrs.

John T. Benson: 10 gi undchlldren sister, Mls Ki.aeiiia Cartwrulit. Remains are at the funeral home. 2014 West Kud ave. where services will be conducted Monday mnrnltiK at 10 o'clock by the Rev.

R. L. Freeman. The followlna will serve as pallbearers; Herman Hahn. W.

Parham. carl Hahn. John McCullouvh. Clyde Pomeroy. John Hendrlck.

Andrew Wtlkms and Purler Montgomery. In'er-menl at Mount Olivet cemetery. Johnson and Chailtou funeral directors. t'UHL Saturday afternoon, June 17, 1950, at flock, at a local llllirmary. Delia Kate Curl, ese 7 years.

Survived by son. Walter Daniel Curl, of Nashville, brother, Howell D.xcin of Kurt Plerc Fla niece. Katlierin-aj Karnum of Westminster. Vermont; ncimcw Robert Dean Kuuua. Ml.

Juliet, Tenn. grandchildren. 1'atrb Jeanne, Cvnihia Diane and Michael Slephen Remains are at the Kills Kldd Funeral Home. NoletKulle Road. Leavma Monday aflernoon at 3 30 clock lor Hie Mt Jllllel Baptist Chlirill where luneral services will be conducted 3 .10 o'clock by Rev.

V. Cawthorn Hie following will please serie as Honorary. Smith. Clarence Jordan. N.

C. Hlli'ieit. T. Weston Waller Phillips. V.Mcar Curd.

Clarence Yelton A R. Tntnii'snn. Joe Hard awuv, IMrve NJkcs. II. Faulkner, Moore.

Z. O. Matthews Active. Ro'-roe Hackney. A tilffnid.

Oration Malor. Howard Youna. Hilton lubn Ham Jemimas. Travis llarreil- and Rol-lie Peck Inlernient at Mount Julie' cemetery. Fills Ai Kl'ld Funeral Home In charge.

Phone 8 vi dti Rainnlrtv rvpnlne at '0 ork. June Hi flrnmry, Fred M. Kirtland. Hurvivcil Willow. land- suter.

Miss Marjorie Kirtland. Nashville Remains are at the home. Union Hill. Ooo.lleltsville. notinced later.

Cole As Oarrelt, funeral directors, M.ntn. June 17 IO.MI. at his residence, i.U" West F.nd Th.ri Hustiand of Mrs T.lihl. Iahman Mrforinack. Remains re at the Cosmopolitan Funeral Home avj, where private Iti nera! services rondurted by Rev.

Charles i held Monday morn ing, at 10 o'clock rmnwtna will serve as pallbearers -Hill Hardin. Leonard Tun. ush. l-hniics. Harry and Rovre Uhman.

Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. Sl IT II Saturday evening, June 17. 10MI. al a local iniirinar. Husband of Mis Kva Smith, father of MM (leorge''R.

Nashville, brother of Stalrv and Shepard St i'l and Mrs. Susie Bpann, all of llellsbilig. Tenn '0' H.i-ve.l 'r-deaux. Tenn Hemalna are at the mopolltan Funeral Home. 2408 Wrsl Knd where Jimeral services cnndurle, by Ilev O.

Laraen. will be held Mondav afternoon at i o'clock Honorary pallbearers will be personel of Kirt Loit-don Dam. leneir city. Active: William Smith. Flovd Dcnnev Cilfon Hsrvey.

Charlie and Roy Smith. Paul t-pann. OoiibIbs Smllh and Dennis Hnann. Interment Hmiih Family Cemeiety nrar Ashland City, Tenn. STOCKMAN Friday afternoon at o'clock June 18.

msii. ei a home. Fteu'-en John Btoeknian. aged i years Survived by daughter. Mrs E.

f. llosse. with whom he resided. onj r. Htockilian nl Knoxvllle II.

F. Htnckmsn and J. Biockman of th rlly: sister, Mrs Emily grower nt Detroit. Mich' "even aranilcnildren. ten great-grandchildren and four reat-great grandchildren.

Hcrnalns are at the parlr-rs of John Twenty-fourth and West Knd Avenues, where funeral servires will be iSumlavi a'lernoiin at 110 l.y Dr. 1 llcrnrrt. Barrtuel James- Roeers. Fd Vernon, has. Oe.cn-ehaln.

Wcaid Jones and Dr John Ml, 'on will serve ss nvhirarrrs In terment Wtodlawn Memorial in. John C. lioesch luncral directum. RWANtll Saturdpe alternoon at 3 30 June 17. I0 at a local Infirmary.

Bam Fan-r Snivived toother. Mrs 1'adle Hwaner; sisters Mrs vcle Pell. Mrs John Wee ev; Suiltty Mrs Sherman Mnmr. Rrmnln are at the funrral home. 2(114 West Knd ave.

Funeral services at Ihe Hiverlde Mission. 3.13 North First Mondav afternoon al 1 3d o'clock, he Rev. Hlrthwrlflht. American l.celon Post li will serve at pallbearers and have rharae of gervlres al Ihe grave. Inierinrut a' the National cemetery Johnson ami Charlton.

(uncial directors. (Please print) First Name Residence address. Business address. Occupation Membership fee $1.00 (enclosed) Signature of applicant George W. Smith Dies After 2-Year Illness George W.

Smith, 66, of 1600 Lillian a retired government employe, died yesterday at General hospital after an illness of two years. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 2 p.m. at Cosmopolitan funeral home. The Rev. W.

O. Largan will officiate. Burial will be in the Smith family cemetery near Ashland City, Tenn. Born in Bellsburg, he had lived in Lenoir City, prior to moving to Nashville. While in government employ, he had worked as a lockkeepcr.

He was married 43 years ago lo the former Miss Eva Smith of Nep tune. Tenn. She survives. Mr. Smith, was a member of the Central Methodist church of Lenoir City.

Besides his widow, he is survived bv a son. Jesse B. Smith, Old Hick ory, a daughter, Mrs. George R. Manktn, Nashville; two broth ers, Staley Smith and Shepard Smith, Bellsburg; and two sisters.

Mi. Susie Spann, Bellsburg, and Mrs. W. H. Staley, Bordeaux, Tenn.

Acuff To Campaign In 2nd District MAYNARDSVILLE, Tenn. Roy Acuff, hillbilly singer who campaigned for governor two years ago as Republican nominee, will re-enter a party campaign here to morrow. Acuff will appear in a rally for Howard H. Baker of Huntsvllle, who is peeking GOP nomination for Second district U. S.

representative. Mrs. Laura Myrtle Ticfwell Mrs. Laura Myrtle Tldwell, 64, of 325 Howerton died yesterday in Donelson at the home of her son. Roy Maddox, after a year's illness.

Funeral services will be held to morrow at 1 p.m. at Pettus Owen funeral home. R. C. Williams will of filiate.

Burial will be in Mount Hope cemetery in Franklin, Tenn. Born in Franklin, she was the daughter of Will and Bet tv Maddox. She was married in 1931 to L. C. Tidwell.

He survives Mrs. Tidwell was a member of the Church of Christ. Besides he rson and husband, she is survived bv two daughters Mrs. Eula Grace Lyle, Detroit, and Mrs. John Tidwell, Nashville; two rasters.

Mrs. Joe Bennett, Peytons vllle. nnd Mrs. Ennis Howell, Nolcnsvillc, brother. Jim Maddox, Water Vol ley, 12 grandchildren and a Statistically Real Estate transfers June HI.

UI-'iO W. Wilklns et ux to B. Davy Jr et ux 50 ft Banford Ave. Duel Douglas Bledsoe et ux to Frank Morton et ux 60 11. Father-land HI 11-000 Virgil Brown et ux to Kenneth Hay Harrington et ux "0 It, Roberts Ave Oeraldine Pendleton to Albert Cra- veiu et ux 175 ft.

Nolensville Rr. .150 E. I. du Pont de Nentoura At Co. Corp.

to Forston Kelly et ux 0.24 acres 4th Dtst .50 fttlt Cook to Oeoree Jamison Tillman et ux 50 It. Foster Ht 6.000 r.ravson et. ux to Herta Los- bergs et vlr 75 It. Bobby Ave. 8.950 ntr.li- Slnrru eL vlr to Russell Watson et ux 50 ft.

Jones Circle 5.S00 Herman Jones et ux to Arthur Rmr. Otbbs et UX 86 ft. 12lh District 4000 E. I du Pont de Nemours ft Co. Crtrn to Vervie Barrett et ux 0.12 acres' 4th Dlst.

2.410 Woodbine Homes Ine to William ll.ismlpr et ux 06.23 ft. Rose Street 600 f.iM -hotffe et al tn Mary Westwood Martin 100 ft. Brush Hill Hd J.200 a t- ni.lc.lev et al to Joseph P. Potts et ux 122 ft. Heady Dr 1.B00 8 W.

Fastes et ux to E. Col Oncost) Calvary Cemetery wiltiiw I'iew" A A a 1 LJ 'T finishing; finest Or write or pHone. W. M. DEAN MARBLE GO.

Ner Mt. Ol'vtt, Lebanon, Visit SPRING HILL CEMETERY -where every lot has PERPETUAL CARE Landscaped park or garden Iptj with bronz or granite memorials Lotl (or larrily monumenU and plantings. Beautiful mausoleum with single crypts or lomily rooms Rendeivoui with David Roil. WSIX Sunday Evening 9 elclock. CALLATIN ROAD TELEPHONE 2-3363 t.

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