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NE THE TENNESSEAN, Saturday, Sept. 9, 1972 Rodeo Clown Funny Loser Who Also Wins Lecile Harris is one of the best fighters in his business, but he still loses everytime he steps into the ring. The Collierville, Tenn. native, a clown with the Longhorn Championship Rodeo, spends his working hours protecting, that cowboys just from threw the them off their backs. "WHEN THE bull throws the cowboy or the horn blows and the cowboy gets off the bull, I have to 'fight' the bull to keep him from getting to the cowboy," Harris said.

"The battle between the cowand the bull and later between me and a the bull is a battle of professional athletes, but there's no way I can Harris will appear in the rodeo, which begins tonight at 8 in Municipal Auditorium. There will also be a performance tomorrow night at 8 and Sunday at 2:30 p.m. The rodeo is a Loretta Lynn Rodeo Production in cooperation with the Nashville Civitan Club. He explained that he fights the by making it charge him instead of the cowboy and continues to fight the bull until the cowboy reaches safety. "WHEN THE bull charges me, I either get out of the way or get knocked down," Harris said.

"When I lose, I lose hide, but when the bull loses, he only loses pride and comes back for more." Once the battle starts, it continues until the bull gets the clown or the clown scurries to safety. "Either way, the bull Harris explained. "'He either gets me or chases me out of the ring." AS RODEO-goers who watch Harris, in action at the Municipal Auditorium this weekend will quickly find out, a clown's job isn't such serious business all the time. "I clown around a lot, too," he said. "But my main job is still to protect the cowboy." Harris clowns about as well as he fights.

In fact, he clowns SO well that he has been selected to appear as a regular on the Hee- Haw television production this season. The 36-year-old rodeo veteran said he got his start in the business at a Sunday afternoon rodeo in Collierville. "WE DIDN'T have a professional clown and I was pretty good at getting away from the bulls, so I was kind of drafted to be the clown," he said. "Then, one week, we went to a rodeo in Sardis, and their professional clown failed to show up. My buddies volunteered me for the job." Harris painted his face with black and white shoe polish and red lipstick and took his first professional job as a clown.

"The people at the rodeo thought I was funny," he said. "I wasn't trying to be funny but I must have looked funny to them." AFTER 20 years of bullfighting, Harris says he isn't even thinking of retirement. "I've enjoyed it immensely getting to travel and make friends all over the world," he said. "I wouldn't dream of leaving it." Common Market on Inflation BRUSSELS (UPI) The European Common Market look its first steps yesterday to control an inflation now galloping upward in member nations at about year. The market's Executive Commission met for the first time since the summer break to consider a report urging the six member nations to give priority to the fight against inflation in their 1973 budgets.

Informed sources said the report suggested such tools as curbs on food price increases, tighter credit, freer competition and fewer restrictions on imports. S. Korea Expells Japan Newsman SEOUL (AP) For the first time in its 24-year history, the South Korean government closed down the bureau of a foreign newspaper yesterday and ordered the correspondent expelled by Monday. A government spokesman said the action against the newspaper Yomiuri followed publication Wednesday of an article on Communist North Korea. The story "challenged the legality of the Republic of Korea and extremely defamed the sovereignty and people of the country," the spokesman said, Cowan To Issue $40,000 in Bonds COWAN, Tenn.

Bids on: a $40,000 issue of public improvement bonds by the City of Cowan will be opened at 1 p.m. Monday at the city hall here. Cowan is issuing the bonds to finance improvements to its municipal water and sewer systems, as well as to retire some other obligations. IN JULY, the Cowan Board of Mayor and Councilmen awarded a $13,888.89 contract for the extension of water and sewerage lines. More work, on a unit basis, has been added to the original contract and it is expected to bring the total cost to between $18,000 and $20,000, Mayor Paul Smith said.

Of the proposed bond issue, $4000 is marked to pay for a 40-acre site purchased earlier this year that will be developed for joint use as a recreation area and as an industrial park. SMITH SAID that a fiveyear program of draining and planning for the property will be carried out. An additional $2,158 from the bond issue will be used to pay for a new police car recently acquired, and an additional sum is needed to retire indebtedness on a new trash truck, the mayor said. Thomas To Visit 2 Out-of-State Jails Sheriff Fate Thomas said yesterday he will visit jails in Maryland and South Carolina to get ideas for improving the Metro Jail. Two representatives of the U.S.

Bureau of Prisons who inspected the Metro Jail yesterday suggested the trips, he said. They told him the United is in Laurel, -managed jail in the and the best physical plant is in Columbia, S.C. A report on the Metro Jail will be delivered to Thomas soon. One of the inspectors, Jack Fevurly, of the Community Services Division the Bureau of Prisons' regional office in Louisville, said there has been a vast improvement in the jail here since he last saw it in April. He said he thinks Thomas is "doing everything right that I can see." Auto Mishap Kills Man Near Crossville CROSSVILLE, Tenn.

Jeffrey D. Ducorsky, 27, of Bethpage, N.Y., was killed in a one-car accident yesterday afternoon on Interstate 40 near the Plateau Road exit. State trooper David Redmon said Ducorsky was dead on arrival at Cumberland County Medical Center after a tire blew out on his automobile and he was thrown from it. Death Notices FREY, Donald Patrick Sept. 6, 1972, in Louisville, Ky.

Survived by wife, Mrs. Helen Sharon Drennon Frey; sons, Donald Stephen and William Jeffrey daughters, Miss, Patricia Diane. Miss Denise and Miss Lisa Ann Frey all of Louisville; mother, Mrs. Linnie Frey; sisters Miss Mary Ann Frey and Mrs. Therese Call, all of Nashville.

His remains will arrive in Nashville late Friday afternoon for family and friends visitation. Funeral Mass from St. Edwards Catholic Church Saturday morning at 9:30 o'clock. Calvary Cemetery. Pallbearers, Billy Owens.

Bobby Owens, Gene Pickford, Jim Lee, Randall DeBow, Jimmy Frey, MARTINS BRACEY WELSH, INC. LEYLAND, Harry Moreton 423 Barrywood Friday evening, Sept. 8, 1972, at a local infirmary. Survived by his wife, Mrs. Corinne Brown Leyland; one sister, Mrs.

Frances Jones of Stone Harbor, N.J.; one brother, Percy N. Leyland of Avondale Estate, Ga. Remains rest at the funeral home of Phillips Robinson Company, 2707 Gallatin Road. Funeral services will be conducted at Grave side Monday morning, Sept. 11, 1972.

at 11:00 o'clock. Interment Spring Hill Cemetery. PHILLIPS ROBINSON Directors. Franklin, Tenn. and Nashville, Tenn.

YARBROUGH. William A. Age 80. Sept. 8, 1972.

Survived by daughter, Mrs. Fred P. Peck, Nashville; two grandchildren; two grandchildren. Remains are at Franklin Memorial Chapel. Graveside service 2 O'Clock Saturday with Rev.

Joe Franklin officiating. Interment Mt. Hope Cemetery. Friends will serve as pallbearers. FRANKLIN MEMORIAL CHAPEL, 794- 1512.

Notices Death Notices Death Notices Death Notices HAWKINS, Mr. Ocelo- Sunday, Sept. 3, 1972 at his residence, 825 Smiley St. Survived by four sisters, Mrs. Rille Mai Kiser, Mrs.

Christine Jackson, Mrs. Bernice Jenkins, Mrs. Carrie Larry; two brothers, Mr. James and Mr. Thomas Hawkins; aunt, Mrs.

Mattie Anthony; a host of nieces and nephews; devoted friends. Mrs. Geraline Johnson and Mr. Paul Rogers; other relatives and friends. Visitation with the family in the Chapel of Holmes Funeral Home Sunday, Sept.

10, 1972 from 8 to 10 p.m. Funeral Monday, Sept. 11, the services, above Chapel at 11:30 a.m. conducted by Rev. L.

H. Woolfolk. Pallbearers and flowerladies selected from friends. Interment National cemetery. HOLMES FUNERAL HOME in charge, 1408 Jo Johnston Ave.

GOODRICH, Mrs. Mary Sue Hill Widow of Thomas Martin Goodrich. Friday morning Sept. 8, 1972 at a local infirmary. She is survived by one granddaughter, Mrs.

G. L. Randolph of Indiolantic, two great grandchildren; sister, Mrs. R. D.

Fessey. Her remains are at Broadway Chapel 1715 Broadway. Where funeral services will be conducted Saturday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock will Rev. Ralph Matlock officiating. Interment Tusculum Presbyterian Church Cemetery.

Pallbearers will be: Jack Patterson, Herbert Wallace, Pat Goodloe, John Henry, Jones, H. C. Young, Young Wade Sain, Henry Tucker, Billy Tucker, Fred Rice, Gerald Randolph, John L. Hogue, Frank Binkley, John Henry Byrd, Joe Cantrell, Enoch Goodrich, W. L.

Goodloe, Ewing Drumwright, Van Patterson, Roy Hill, Ed Hill, Steve Goodrich, Smith Haskins. -PATTON COSMOPOLITAN, BROADWAY CHAPEL, 1715 Broadway, 2446480. CHILDRESS, Mrs. Nannie M. At a local nursing home Friday Sept.

8, 1972. Survived faithful friends, Mrs. 'Marie Armistead and Mr. Willie Hogue, members of St. James A.

M. E. Church; visitation Sunday at St. James A.M.E. Church from 6 until 8 p.m.

funeral services from the above church Monday at 1 p.m., flowerladies, stewardesses, pallbearers, officers of the church; Rev. Andrew White officiating. interment, Greenwood; K. GARDNER SON, Directors. BAKER, Mr.

Roosevelt Of Ypsilanti, Michigan, passed at his residence, 978 Watling Blvd. Survived by wife, Mrs. Eunice Baker, brother, Mr. Andrew Baker, sister, Mrs. Magnolia Langford, Huntsville, Alabama.

Funeral services Saturday, Sept. 9, 1972 at 2:00 p.m. from the Brown Chapel A. M. E.

Church, Ypsilanti, Michigan. Interment in the United Memorial Gardens. Send all communications to LUCILLE'S FUNERAL HOME, 411 South Ypsilanti, Mich. Courtesy of K. GARDNER and SON FUNERAL HOME.

MITCHELL, Malcolm P. Fri- day morning, Sept. 8, 1972. Survived by wife, Mrs. Ollie Thompson Mitchell; three daughters, Mrs.

Frances Ross, Donelson, Mrs. Irene Davidson, Nashville, Mrs. Willie Mae Clifton, Nashville; son, Malcolm P. Mitchell U. S.

Army; sister, Mrs. Katherine Campbell, Orlando, two brothers, Billy and John Mitchell both of Nashville; 12 four greatgrandchildren. Remains rest at the funeral home of Phillips Robinson Co. where funeral services will be conducted Monday morning Sept. 11 at 10:30 o'clock.

Nephews will serve as pallbearers. Interment National Cemetery. PHILLIPS ROBINSON Directors. Alexandria, Tenn. DAVIS, Mrs.

Margaret--Friday morning Sept. 8, 1972. survived by son, Paul Davis of Nashville; daughters, Mrs. Clay (Beulah) Avant of Alexandria and Mrs. Tom (Zula) Coley, of Atlanta, sister, Mrs.

Robert Simpson of Liberty, four grandchildren; six great grandchildren. Remains are at the Avant Funeral Home. Funeral services Sunday afternoon 3 p.m. at the Alexandria Methodist Church. Interment Whorton Springs Cemetery at Smithville.

AVANT FUNERAL HOME Directors. HAMM, Mrs. Ethel Friday morning Sept. 8, 1972 at a local infirmary. Survived by Husband, Byrd Hamm, Nashville; daughters, Mrs.

Mary Netherton, Nashville, Mrs. Mattie Mai Ernst, Woodburn, Oregon; sons. James W. Hamm, Nashville, L. B.

Hamm. Westmoreland; 13 grandchildren; 22 great-grandchildren; three great great grandchildren. Remains are at the chapel of Pettus Owen Wood, 4506 Charlotte where services will be held Monday morning at 10 o'clock conducted by Rev. Lloyd Davis. Grandsons will serve as pallbearers.

Interment Harpeth Hill Cemetery. PETTUS OWEN WOOD, 292- 3392. LONG, Hubert Thursday morning Sept. 7, 1972 at his residence. He is survived by his mother, Mrs.

Lessie Russell Long; sisters, Mrs. Max D. Anderson, Miss Myra Long; brothers, Isom Long and Floyd Long; one niece; five nephews. His remains are at Broadway Chapel, 1715 Broadway. Family will receive friends from 2 p.m.

until 10 p.m. Funrela services will be conducted Saturday morning at 10 o'clock at the First Presbyterian Church with Rev. Cortez Cooper and Rev. George Beevar officiating. Interment Springhill Cemetery.

Mayor Beverly Briley, Vito Pellettieri, Harold Hitt, Jerry Bradley, Francis Preston, Jo Walker, Jan Howard, Frank Jones, Ken Nelson, Roy Drusky, Ferlin Huskey, Wade Tupper, Tex Ritter, Eddy Arnold, Col. Tom Parker, Leroy VanDyke, Bud Wendell, Chet Atkins, Jack Stapp, Norro Wilson, Jimmy Tuppers, Kirby Primm, John J. Hooker Carter Howard, Bill Goodwin, Dave Barton, George Cooper Faron Young, Buck, Teddy Wilburn, Doyle Wilburn, Dr. James N. Thomasson, Lincoln Lakeof, Gov.

Jimmy Davis, Irving Waugh, Board of Directors, Country Music Assoc. Board of Directors, Country Music Foundation, Harry Kalchiem, Bob Thompson, Glenn Fergerson, Amon Carter Evans, Hap Peebles, and The Board of Directors, International Talent Buyers Assoc. will serve as Honorary pallbearers. Active will be: Owen Bradley, Dick Blake, Jack Norman Red O'Donnell, Bill Lowery, Bill Anderson, and Joe Talbot. ROESCH PATTON COSMOPOLITAN, BROADWAY CHAPEL, 1715 Broadway, 244-6480.

Franklin, Tenn. OVERBEY, Mrs. Aledia WellsAge 73. Sept. 7, 1972.

Survived by husband, Beasley T. Overbey two daughters Mrs. Beverly Overbey Speake, Huntsville, Evelynne A. Custer of Franklin; one son, Beasley T. Overbey Franklin; four grandchildren.

Remains are at Franklin Memorial Chapel where services will be conducted 10:30 a.m. Saturday conducted by Ned Elliott and Herbert A. Robinson. Burial will be in Williamson Memorial Gardens. Pallbearers: Albert Ragsdale, William P.

Ladd William E. Reynolds, William H. Miller, Eddie Fly, Michael E. Pearson, T. C.

Byrd. In lieu of flowers donations may be made to Berea Church of Christ. FRANKLIN MEMORIAL CHAPEL, 794- 1512. HEAD, Mrs. James H.

Age 72. Thursday Sept. 7, 1972 at a local infirmary. Survived by daughter, Mrs. Herbert (Rosemary) Harris, Nashville; sisters, Mrs.

Harold Kelton, of Decatur, Mrs. Palmo Fuller and Miss Mary Hamilton both of Coral Gables, Fla. Remains are at Woodbine Funeral Home, 3620 Nolensville Road where funeral services will be conducted Sunday afternoon Sept. 10, 1972 at 2 o'clock by Maurice O'Neal and L. L.

Weathers. Pallbearers: L. C. Perry, John York, Marvin Adams, Sam Beals, Ben Chrisman, R. B.

Burke, John Gatlin, and Spencer Johnson. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery. WOODBINE FUNERAL HOME, Directors, 832-1948. WOODS, William Herschel Sept. 8, 1972 at a local infirmary.

Survived by daughters, Mrs. Irene Bernstein and Mrs. Mary Bernstein, Mrs. Margaret W. Rooker; sons, Raymond, Clark and Richard Woods; sister, Mrs.

Hattie Tenpenny; brother, Ulysses Woods; eight grandchildren; five great grandchildren; one great grandchild; his remains are at the Eastland Chapel, 904 Gallatin Road where funeral services will be conducted 2 p.m. Saturday. Interment Greenbrier City Cemetery. Friends will serve as pallbearers. ROESCH PATTON COSMOPOLITAN, Eastland Chapel, 904 Gallatin Road, 227-4424.

FELTS, Alvin Leslie Wednesday, Sept. 6, 1972 at a local infirmary. Survived by. wife, Mrs. Billie Loutishe Felts of Nashville; daughters, Mrs.

Wilma Hunley, Mrs. Lillian Patton and Mrs. Linda Butler; brother, John L. Felts; nine grandchildren. Remains are at the chapel of Pettus Owen.

Wood 4506 Charlotte where service will be held Saturday morning at 11 o'clock conducted by Bro. Don Finto. Active pallbearers: Gurt 0. Uthman, Charles F. Uthman, Roy Payne, Harry H.

Anglin, Kenneth W. Gray, Don A. Evans. Interment Springhill Cemetery. PETTUS OWEN WOOD, 292-3392.

HORTON, Mrs. Pauline PolkFriday, Sept. 8, 1972 at a local infirmary. Survivors are husband, Mr. Elroy Horton; brother, Mr.

Bolton Polk: two sisters-in-law; one foster daughter, Mrs. Patricia Shepherd; other relatives and friends. Complete arrangements announced later. WRIGHT'S FUNERAL HOME, 255-8735. HENDRICKSON, Prof.

Joe Robert Suddenly Wednesday. morning at Vanderbilt Hospital. Survived by wife, Mrs. Mary Harris Hendrickson; daughter, Miss Florence Hendrickson, both of Nashville; sons, Joe Robert Hendrickson Chicago, Ill. and Phillip Harris Hendrickson, Nashville; sister, Mrs.

L. P. Major, Old Hickory; granddaughter, Alice Enola and grandson, Joe Robert Hendrickson III. His remains are at the Chapel of Martin's Bracey-Welsh, 209 Louise Ave. Funeral Saturday morning, Sept.

9, 1972, leaving at 8:30 o'clock. Remains will lie in State at Westminster Presbyterian Church 3901 West End Ave. from 9 o'clock until services at 10 o'clock with Rev. Sherwood J. Harvard officiating.

Interment Springhill Cemetery. Members Vanderbilt School of Engineering, Members of the Sessions of Westminster Presbyterian Church, and Members of Corinthian Lodge No. 414 AM, Sturton Oman, Bill Howard KenBattenedict Jess Neely, nedy will' serve as Honorary pallbearers. Active will be: Ralph Harrison, Walter Graham, Larry A. Bass, Elmer Carnes, Roger Webb, David Glenn, William H.

Rowan and A. I. Myhr. Masonic, graveside services conducted by Corinthian Lodge No. 414, AM.

In lieu of flowers, family requests contributions for Scholarship Fund in honor of Joe Robert Hendrickson for Vanderbilt School of Engineering. MARTIN'S BRACEY-WELSH, INC. 327-1032. Hendersonville, Tenn. DONNELL, Mrs.

Maggie Eliz- abeth Age 80 years. Of 102 Walnut Drive, Hendersonville. Thursday afternoon, Sept. 7, 1972 at the Hendersonville Nursing Home. Survived by daughter, Mrs.

Lorena Arbuckle, Hendersonville; sons, Omer Donnell, W. D. Donnell, both of Nashville, James Donnell, of California; nine grandchildren; 13 great grandchildren; four greatgreat-grandchildren; sister, Mrs. Ether O'Neal, of California; brothers, Ralph Harrell, Murfreesboro, Cleveland Harrell, Ottowa, Mich. Remains are at the Cole Garrett Funeral Home, Hendersonville where services will be conducted.

Saturday morning Sept. 9, 1972 at 10:30 O'clock by Ed Vaught. Pallbearers: Charles Harrell, W. D. Donnell, Edward Donnell, Morris Harrell, Jerry Polston, Glenn Garrett.

Interment Woodlawn Cemetery. COLE GARRETT FUNERAL HOME, Directors, Hendersonville. Springfield, Tenn. CROCKER, Rev. Raymond C.

Age 68. Sept. 5, 1972 at his home. Survived by daughter, Mrs. Gwendolyn Patterson, Los Angeles, son, Daonald Crocker, Nashville; two sisters, Mrs.

Walker and Mrs. Theodosia Burr, both of Springfield; one brother, Booker T. Crocker, Springfield; daughter-in-law, Mrs. Lucille Crocker, Nashville; son-in-law, Ralph Patterson, Los Angeles, a host of nieces, nephews, cousins and friends. Remains are at Mt.

Pleasant Baptist Church in Orlinda, where the family will receive friends Friday night from 8 o'clock until 10 o'clock. Funeral from the above church at 1 p.m. Saturday with Rev. M. D.

High officiating. Interment Church Cemetery. BARBER FUNERAL HOME, Directors, Springfield, Tenn. STEPHENS, Casto Sept. 1972 at a local infirmary.

Age 52 years. Survived by wife, Mrs. Alene Dodson Stephens; two daughters, Mrs. Michele Miller of Dunkirk, and Sheila Stephens of Nashville; six sons, Sam Stephens, of Waukegen, Billy Stephens, Nashville, Larry Stephens, Kenosha, Roger, Tim and Randy Stephens all of Nashville; Mrs. Vennie B.

Stephens' of Wilder, brothers, Ridley Stephens of Cookeville. Tenn. Fowler Stephens Jr. of Shreveport, three sisters, Mrs. Virgie Williams, of San Gabriel, Mrs.

Mildred Carroll, of St. Charles, Mrs. Lois Credelle of Waukegen, eight grandchildren. The remains are at Ellis Funeral Home 2627 Nolensville Road. Complete arrangements will be announced late.

ELLIS FUNERAL HOME Directors. FLEMING, Mrs. Willie Of 1817 Under rood St. departed this life Sunday evening at a local hospital; Survived by husband, Mr. Evans Fleming; daughter, Mrs.

Theodora Howse; brother, Mr. James Bullock of Robbins, other relatives and friends. Complete funeral arrangements to be announced later. aPtton ros. in charge.

BOND, Mr. Charlie Of 4312 Drakewood Lane, September 7th, 1972, at a local hospital. Survived by sisters, Mrs. Nannie Young, Norene, Tenn. and Miss Florence E.

Barnes, Nashville; six nieces: four nephews; other relatives and friends. Arrangements incomplete. PROTECTIVE FUNERAL SERVICE, 242-6389. TYLER, Mrs. Rosa Ann, day, September at residence 1607 'Cockrill survived by thre sons, srs: Arthur, Earl Donald Tyler, three daughters.

Mesdames: Ann Watkins, die Patricia Miller, and Gloria Goins, eleven grandchildren, Rufus Watkins Micheal and Christiana Miller, Tyler III, Arthur Carolyn, Keith, Angelea, and Jovanda Tyler, Leroy Goins Travis, Goins, three grandchildren, Rufus and thaniel Watkins, and Ophelia Miller, sister, Mrs. Olsie ham of Gallatin, er, Mr. James Polite, one son-in-law, Mr. roy Goins one daughterin-law, Mrs. Lois Tyler, brothers-in-law, three sistersin-law, devoted niece, Love Rhinehart, host of relatives and friends.

Remains repose in Parlor A. Richard Smith Funeral Home 706 roe visitation with family this Saturday evening September 9, 1972 from till 10:00 p.m. Funeral vices will be held Sunday Sept. 10, at 3:00 p.m. Cowan M.

B. Church, 4th Ave. Rev. J. H.

Johnson officiating. Deacons serve as pallbearers, mothers as floralbearers. Interment Monday morning, 11, 11:00 a.m. Hills of Calvary Cemetery. RICHARD SMITH FUNERAL HOME, 706 roe St.

256-2832, 255-6392. JENKINS, Sam Thursday morning Sept. 7, 1972 at local infirmary. Survived wife, Mrs. Thelma Ross Jenkins; daughters, Mrs.

Garland P. Rose Sr. and Charles E. Tallent grandchildren: Mrs. Ronald Roberts and Garland three great grandchildren.

Remains are at Finley Dorris Charlton West at 25th leaving Saturday afternoon at 12:30 o'clock Belmont Heights Baptist Church where funeral services will be conducted at 2 o'clock by the Rev. Robert J. Norman and Dr. John D. Freeman.

Honorary pallbearers: Dr. J. Johns, Members of the namo Men's Bible Class Belmont Heights Baptist Church, Officials and Members of Nashville Housing Authority and the Metropolitan Government. Active: Newton Malone, Lloyd Potts, Walter Morgan Arthur Peck, Harry Lester, Judge Donald L. Washburn, Ronald Roberts and Garland Jr.

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Howard Baker's re-election campaign. Baker said Tuck, assistant for the National Life and Accident Insurance will work with members of various business, occupational and professional groups in the campaign. TUCK IS A past chairman of the Davidson County Republican Executive Committee and was a delegate to the Republican National Convention and Middle Tennessee campaign chairman for President Nixon in 1968. He is a former U.S. commissioner and assistant U.S.

attorney. Tuck, who retired as a lieutenant colonel in the U.S. Air Force Reserve in 1964, was a pilot in the China-Burma-India "Hump" operation in World War 11 and was awarded the Air Medal and Distinguished Flying Cross. Ernest L. Fells, Minister, Dies LAKE JUNALUSKA, N.C.The Rev.

Ernest Lawrence Fells, 73, a Methodist minister, died at his home yesterday. The body is at Garrett Funeral Home. Funeral arrangements are incomplete. The Rev. Mr.

Fells had been pastor of churches in New York, Kansas, Great Britain and Rhodesia. Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Olga Eberle Fells; two daughters, Mrs. Jeanne McCowan, Nashville, and Mrs. John Wreford, Richland Center, a son, Edward L.

Fells, Nashville; a sister, Mrs. Ruth Lewis, Warren, and four brothers, Clyde Fells, Newton Falls, William E. Fells, Courtland, Paul Fells. Atwater, Ohio. and James Fells, Mansville, Ohio.

Bon Aqua Man Hurt As Race Car Flips A Bon Aqua, man was critically injured last night when his race car overturned several, times during a preliminary run at the Super Drag Strip in Fairview, Tenn. John B. Anderson 25, was listed in poor condition last night in Baptist Hospital here with severe head and chest injuries. "We had just unloaded the car and he started down the strip to make a trial run," said Leon Harris, 22, "when all of a sudden the car just started flipping over and over and over." Harris, a friend of Anderson, estimated the 1948 Ford was traveling about 90 mph when the mishap 0C- curred. Robber Takes Money, Drugs A man armed with a pistol robbed Henry's Pharmacy at 2914 West End Ave.

last night and fled with an undertermined amount of money and narcotics, police said. The man, described as being between 25 and 30 with a black mustache, was last seen running out a back door of the drugstore. Metro police were searching for him last night. Rev. Raymond Crocker SPRINGFIELD, Tenn.

Services for the Rev. Raymond Crocker, 68, of Springfield, will be at 1 p.m. today at Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church. Burial will be in the church cemetery.

Crocker died Thursday at his residence. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Gwendolyn Patterson, Los Angeles; a son, Donald Crocker, Nashville; two sisters, Mrs. Manila Walker and' Mrs. Theodosia Burr, a brother, Booker Crocker, all of Springfield.

In loving memory of our Mother MRS. ROSIE SEAY who passed away Sept. 9, 1969 "The bitter grief That first we felt, When God called you away, Has been sweetened by anticipation Of joining you On that promised dav." Sadly missed by Susie Boykin, Bttty Seay, Earlene Spikard and John W. Seay SEPTEMBER 9, 1972 In loving memory of CURTIS HOOVER OAKS Today is our 23rd anniversary and it has been 19 days since held your hand. If could only turn back those days.

Hip Margaret JOHNSON, In Loving Memory Of William O. Johnson Sr. Who passed away Sept. 9, 1971 "Today recalls sad memories Of a loved one Gone to rest And the ones who think Of him today Are the ones Who loved him best." Sadly missed by Wife, Lois, Daughter, Deborah; Son, Ricki and the Family. GUIDE it for you' thru 32 guide.

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Grading- Excavating Soil--Lots Cleared dirt and crushed stone hauled. 833-2922 823-3924 BACKHOE -SMALL DOZER Loader, Dump Trucks, Bog Bush Hos. 833-2922; 833-3924. Lawn Care TRACTOR WORK Roll grade, machine cut sod seed, aerate, Fire wood free estimates. 256-7273 Night 254-1852 TREE WORK KIND.

23 years experience, estimates, 262-2534 TOPPED Cut and removFree estimates. Link A. Car228-7038. MOWING Tree Cutting. gutters.

Free and reliable, 226-2267 or 262-4605. TREES CUT AND REMOVED Free estimates. Roscoe Lain 832-8914 TREE WORK kind, free estimates; 226-1081. WORK OF ANY KIND estimates 883-3705, 262-0544. Moving Storage, Hauling HAULING Light, anything anytime.

trash, cleaning and work, prices. 255-1524, 254-3652. MOVING HAULING and large basement. garage attic cleaning, 254-7073. LIGHT HAULING Applicances, trash, etc.

228-4458. Rooting Guttering LEAKS STOPPED Also gutters and downspouts. New and repairs. 297-4346, ROOFING AND GUTTERING WORK OUR SPECIALITY JOB TOO SMALL. 228-7280 REPAIR Gutters cleaned, repaired and painted.

Free estimates. Call 868-5810. Soil-Fertilizer-Fire Wood SOIL, THE BEST WRECKING and MOVING Excavating Grading. Days, 356-5130, night 352-6324. SOIL, RICH RIVER BOTTOM, fill dirt, Milligan Trucking.

3.56-6774. 356-4127. SOIL, THE BEST 242-7464.