The Tennessean from Nashville, Tennessee • Page 43

THE NASHVILLE TENNESSEAN, Thuriday Morning. Dee. 7. 1950 43 tlon. He wag also a member of Here's Roster of Marines ANNOUNCEMENTS Church Leader, Professor Dies Dr.J.W.T.

Dabbs Dies in Hospital Funeral Set Today For Dr. J. R. Claypool Funeral services for Dr. John Rowan Claypool, 88, Vanderbilt university graduate and former Nash- From Area on For reasons or clarification, the following list of Middle Tonnos-seans on duty -in Korea reprinted.

A list carried Dec. 1 caused confusion as to the status cf men listed. MARINES: Lt. Comdr. Ernest A.

Hahn. 1504 Fatherland t. (navy chaplain on duty with the marines; HM 3 John Frazicr, 11504 Linden ave (navy on duty with the marines); Cpl, Karl G. Richardson, Pfc. Billy Dcvashcr, Cpl.

Artie Fudge, Cpl. Robert Wh.te. rfc. Robert H. Freemon Pfe.

Lambert L. Hailey, 1'fc. Dudley P. Jones, Foul C. Lyle, Pfc.

Lee Measles, Pfc, Dan C. Mosley. Pfc. Wilson C. Nimmo, Pfc.

Jack L. Page, Pfc. Sidney Pullum, Cpl. Billy J. Slate, Pfc.

Ollio D. Swint. Pfc. Donald Mclntire, Donelson; Cpl. E.

H. Fryer 934 Caldwell lane; Pfc. Charlr-s Griffin, Pfc. Fred Mclntire, Pfc. Wayne Sgt.

Llnyd W. Pullias Sgt. Julius C. James; Pfc. Proctor Pile, Glen Eden drive; vt.

Ralph W. Bnoddy, 915 Kirkwood lane. Cpl. Edgar Harlin Jr. 533 Mur- frecsboro road; Sgt.

Charles Kisner, 1402 Cardinal androgens 71, former Andrew Price Memorial Methodist church. Survivors Include two daughters Mrs. Cooper Stockcll Jr. and Miss Ruth Kller.e Dabbs, both of Nashville: a yon, John W. T.

Dabbs Jr, of Oak Ridge, a brother, Leslie M. Dabhs of St. Petersburg, ru, and two granddaughters. Mrs. R.

Lassiter Funeral services for Mrs. R. Lissiter, 85. native of Gallatin, who died yesterday morning, will be held today at 2 p.m. Services will be conducted at Cole and G.irrett Funeral home by the Rev.

James Elder and the Rev. Charles Hawkins. Burial will be in Spring Hill cemetery. Mrs. Lassiter died at the home ot her daughter, Mrs.

Reuben Jones, 2600 W'estwood after a long illness. Mrs. LasMter was the daughter of Charles Fisher and Abigail Jones ilMsner. She spent most of her lift in Gallatin. Her husband, Robert H.

Lassiter. died In 1933. She was a member of the Galla tin Methodist church, the Wromen's Society of Christ inn, Service, and the Garden club. Besides Mrs. Jones, she is survived by another daughter, Miss Augusta Lassiter of Gallatin; a son, King Lassiter of Bethpage, Tenn, and six grandchildren.

Dratfj ftutirra AlliHMx.F Wednesday. Dc. 1950 Biirinni.f Tenn. Marion Thjmas a 41 vear Suruved bv three tiatishtri. Wlitiu Ann and Jcne A.d-t'Mi-t1 o( Ht-ad.

Tenn one sun. Jiivkie AktriUKe vt Ind ti sister-. Mrs Kbie of thl ci'y ami Mrs. Hhuip Shi-nard of South Tunnel. Turn: Un br.ithets, Curias I.ee Aldrdia-a of thts ntv Ernest and Johmiv Aldndne of ImtunuucMs.

Ind. Comvtrte funeral will tio announeeii ter. PnUUvsNablnson directors Wednesday Afternoon, December 6. W50. at a local infirmary, Mrs.

loin Douglass Umrd. Survived by two daughters, Mrs, Virginia Halrd Mason ami Mrs. Zuctc fouiens In Loulsvllie five grandchildren and six ereat-grand-ehildren: lao ulsters, Mrs. J. B.

While cf Nashville and Mrs, H. 1,, Hanes of Nashville: brother. a. Douglass. The remains are at the RnHow-DunnrUv Chapel.

1715 Hroadv. iv, Services from the chapel Frulnv niotti.nK at It conducted by Dr. Prentice A. l'uali lnterment Ml. Olivet.

Th are serving as pallbearers Douglas White, Frank While. Curty White. Dr. H. Graves.

Dr. (iardner. I). P. we.

A J. i'ooie. Dr. J. C.

Bowman, lto.io-Donneily. BI KKOl CHS Wednesday morning, December d. 19511. at a local infirmary. Dr George W.

Burroiu-hs, ave 61 years. Sur vived Dy wile. Mrs Opal Pratt Hur-roughs: sons, Kev. ueorte w. Hur roughs.

Thomas Pratt anil J. Ravne Burroughs; brothers, Hilery Hurrouths. Union. Arthur Hurrough. l.umbeiton.

arm Key. .1. Hurrmishs, Jancr Tenn, Hemains are at the chapel of jirar ev-vs eisn company. Services from Cleveland Street Pre.sbvtenan Church Friday morning at 10 o'clock conducred by Dr. Howard I.

Kerr, Dr, Hryan and Kev. W. Wood Duff, Leaving Nashville after services for McKenzie. Tenn, services will be held at First Presbyterian Church at 3 o'clock rondueted by Hev, Leonard Thomas. Pallbearers: Honorary Faculty Vanderbili School of Heliglon, members of Presbytery of Nashville Presbyterian church.

8, A Elders of Cleveland Street Presbyterian church, Dr. John Phillips. Dr. Comer Sadler. John Greener, Dr.

Beverly Douglas. Dr. Euuene M. Regen, Dr. A.

D. Rudolph, Hev. John T. Younger, W. H.

Smith, L. M. Tavlor, and 8 Lewis Miller. Act.ve- Kephews, E.vme Burroughs. Chattanooga, Hev.

H. Cortlcy Burroughs. Pana. Ill Hev. Raymond Burroughs, McKenzie, Rev.

Amos Burroughs. Tullahoma. Rev. Billy Burroughs. Camden.

Tenn and Chester Burroughs, Meridian, Miss. Interment Mount Olivet cemetery. McKenzie, Bracey-Weish Co Inc. Monday evening. Dec.

4, 1950, at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Henrv Phelps, Mitt I Yuma. James ri Cole. Survived by widow, Mrs. Came Sianfleld Cole: daughter and three srandcinldren.

Hemains are at the Cole eg Oarrett Funeral Home, Onod-lettsviile. where funeral services will be conducted this Thursday morning at 11 o'clock by Hev. B. Frank Collins and Rev. Alec Ehzer.

Pallbearers- Herman Funeral services for Dr. George W. Burroughs, 60, pastor of the Cleveland Street Presbyterian church, who died yesterday morn ing, will be held tomorrow at 10 a.m. at the church. Officiating will be Dr.

Howard I Kerr, Dr. E. M. Bryant and the Rev. W.

Wood Duff. Additional services will be held tomorrow at 3 p.m. at Dr. George Burroughs the McKenzie, First Presbyterian church, Dr. L.

L. Thomas will officiate there, and burial will be in a McKenzie cemetery. The body is at Bracey-Welsh Funeral home. Dr. Burroughs died In Vanderbilt hospital after an illness of months.

Active pallbearers will be Dr. Bui-rough's nephews, Ewing Burroughs of Chattanooga, the Rev. H. Cortlcy Burroughs of Pana, 111., the Rev. Raymond Burroughs of McKenzie, the Rev.

Amos Bur roughs of Tullahoma, the Rev. Wil liam Burroughs of Camden, and Chester Burroughs of Meridian, Miss. Honorary pallbearers will be the faculty of the Vanderbilt university school of religion, in which Dr. Burroughs was professor of practical theology from 1930 until 1946; members of the Nashville Presbytery of the Presbyterian church, USA, sessions and church officers of the Cleveland Street church; Dr. John Phillips, Dr.

Prentice Pugh, Dr. Comer Sadler, Dr. Beverly Douglas, Dr. Eugene Regen, Dr. Harrison J.

Shull, Dr. Hugh Morgan, the Rev. A. D. Rudolph, the Rev.

John T. Younger, Dr. Homer Grice, John Greener, W. Smith, L. M.

Taylor, and S. Louis Miller. Born in Mississippi Rnrrniiaha wns bnrn In Win- '-'') A Av- I' i 1 Jg 4w ston county, Mississippi, son Rader; and two brothers. J. C.

and Lucrctia Bayne Eur- Rnrtlett K. Greer and Nick A. rnutrhs He received his A. B. a I iNasnvilie.

ville resident who died in Middle- ton, Tuesday night, will be held today at 11 a.m. Services will be conducted at the Middleton Baptist church. Burial will be in Greenlawn cemetery there. Dr. Claypool, who lived In Nashville from the time he retired from medical practice in 1042 until 19 18.

died of a heart attack in the old family home near Middleton where ho was born. Ho attended Peewee Valley academy before enrolling at Vanderbilt. After graduating from medical school in 18S9, he practiced medicine in Bowling Green, for eight years. After that he returned to Simpson county to finish out his career. Dr.

Claypool was a member of the Kentucky house of representa tives from 1910 until 1912. He-was a leader In the Baptist church and a member of various Masonic orders. He was a Rotarian. He is survived by three daughters, Mrs. Kathleen Boyd and Mrs.

John O. Street both bf Franklin, and Miss Mary Doyne Claypool of Nashville; two sons, John Rowan Claypool Jr. and William Woodford Claypool. both of Nashville; six grandchildren, and two great-grandchildren. Joe Corbitt Joe Corbitt, 75, native of Nashville, died of a heart attack yesterday morning in St.

Ijouis, where he had lived the past 35 years. Funeral services and burial will take place tomorrow morning in St. Louis. Mr. Corbitt was the brother of Mrs.

E. W. Argo of 2000 Eighth Nashville. He was educated in Buena Vista school hero and was employed by the Nashville Trunk Co. before mov ing to St.

Louis. He was a member of the Church of Christ. Besides his sifter, he is survived by his widow, Mrs. Claia Corbitt; a daughter, Mrs. Dun Robertson of St.

Louis; two grandchildren; and another sister, Mrs. L. A. Hartwig of Houston. Mrs.

Eugenia Greer Funeral services for Mrs. Eugenia Greer, 88, lifelong Davidson county resident who died Tuesday at noon, will be held today at 1 p.m. R. B. Polk will conduct the services at the home of Mrs.

Greer's daughter, Mrs. Sam Norvnl, 4-34 Moore ave. Burial will be in Spring Hill cemetery. After a long illness, Mrs, Greer died at the home of another daughter, Mrs, R. B.

Ray of Joelton. Her husband, W. A. Greer, died 31 years ago. She was a members of the Seventh Baptist church.

Besides her she is survived by nine grandchildren, 11 great-grandchildren, three great- great grandchildren; a susler, Mrs. Mrs. Josie Bolton Smith Mrs. Josie Bolton Smith, widow of John F. Smith, died in St.

Thomas hospital at noon yesterday after an illness of three weeks. Requiem mass will be sung at 9 a.m., Saturday at the Cathedral of tho Incarnation, of which she was a communicant. Burial will bo in Calvary cemetery. Native of Tracy City, where she was reared and educated. Mrs.

Smith moved to Nashville 30 years ago. She was a daughter of William H. and Julia Mulloy Bolton. Her husband, a Nashville con tractor, died 23 years ago. Mia.

Smith lived at 902 Nineteenth S. She is survived by a son, Bolton Smith of Nashville. Clarence H. Renfro Funeral services for Clarence II. Renfro, 48, former Nashvillian who died Monday at his home in Chicago, will be held here today at 2 p.m Tho Rev.

Willard Stephens will conduct the services at North Edgefield Baptist church. Burial will lie in Spring Hill cemetery, Mr. Renfro was tho son of Mr. and Mrs. J.

F. Renfro of 815 N. Second st. Walter Gray Forehand Walter Gray Forehand, 67, Tas-quo blacksmith, died in Vanderbilt hospital yesterday morning after an illness of six weeks. Funeral services will be held at Cosmopolitan funeral homo todav at 2:30 p.m.

The Rev. John T. Allison will officiate, and burial will be in Woodlawn memorial park. Native of Bellevue, Mr. Forehand had spent all of his life in Davidson county.

He had been a blacksmith all his life until he retired last June. He is survived by a daughter, Mrs. M. A. Winningham; two sons, Philip Forehand and Walter W.

Forehand; a sister, Mrs. Klizaheth Larkln; five brothers, J. G. W. C.

and R. A. Forehand; and two grandchildren, all of Nash ville. Mrs. Annie Hartley Mrs.

Annie Elizabeth Hartley, R4 native of Maury county, died at nor home, 1824 Fourth yesterday at 5 p.m., after an Illness of three years. funeral services will be hold at tho Frccland Baptist church to morrow at 11 a.m. by tho Rev. A w. usDorne.

hsunal will be in Calvary cemetery, Spring Hill, Tenn. Mrs. Hartley spent all her life in Maury county until a year ago wncn she moved to Nashville. She is survived by her husband, Charlio Hartley; two sisters, Mrs. Johnnie Graves and Mrs.

Exic all of Nashville; and a brother, Coleman Sparkmen of Sante Fe, Tenn. Henry B. Adams Funeral services for Henry Black, man Adams, 81, retired farmer who died Tuesday night at his home, 116 Spring will be held today at 2 p.m. The Rev. J.

D. Hcwelcy will con duct the services at Wood Funeral homo. Burial will be In Spring Hill cemetery. Sianfleld Jimmy fcjtanfieid, KdwardjEVANS-Mtmday afternoon Personals BABY SITTING Day or Night. RaJaWe, best reieronce.

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Charles Purdon 1718'j Delta Pfc Johnnie O. Stout, Old Hickory; Pvt. Robert C. Coppage, 918 a Shanklin St. Pfc.

Alvin Pinsley, Columbia; Pvt. James A. Nelson, Shelbvvillc; Pvt. Charles Bailey, I.awrcnccbuig; Pfc. Joseph L.

Davis, CJuebeck; Pvt. Lel.ind Pate, Eafleville; Pfc. Vernon Adkins, Chapel Hill. Pvt. Fredrick McGaugh, Shelbvvillc; Pfc.

Walter Wliitsett, Petersburg; Pfc. Earl C. Duke, Greenbrier; Pvt. James A. Nelson, Shelby ville; Pfc.

William R. Swafford, Monterey. Pfc. Alvin Clnuse, Manchester; Cpl. Charlie Newton, Pulaski; MSjrt.

Eugene W. Grant, Law- renceburg; Pvt. William C. Mann, Indian Mound; Pvt. Anthony Pearson, White Plains.

J. P. Rogers Ex-Grocer, Dies Funeral services for J. Porter grocer who died yesterday morning will.be held today at 2 p.m. The Pev.

Tjintrin will mn. duct the services at the John ('J Roesch Funeral home, and burial will be in Mount Olivet cemetery. Mr. Rogers died at 8:45 a.m. in St.

Thomas hospital after a long Illness. Native of White county, where he was reared and educated, he was the son of John and Mary Bledsoe Rogers. He entered the wholesale grocery business here when a young man as a city salesman for the Orr Jackson Co. He went into the retail grocery business for himself later and was one of the organizers of the Quality Service stores chain. He retired because of ill health 20 years ago.

Mr. Rogers lived on Harding road in the Pasquo community. He was a member of the Metho dist church. He is survived by his widow, the former Miss Daisy A. Hewitt, native 'of Nashville; two daughters, A.

B. Eastin of Nashville, and Mrs. W. H. Temple of Franklin two sons, Hewitt Rogers and J.

P. Rogers both of Nashville; and seven grandchildren Dr. J. E. Skinner Dies in Murray Dr.

J. E. Skinner, former pastor or ockeland Baptist church and Judson Memorial Baptist church here, died at his home in Murray at 9:30 p.m. yesterday at the age of 82. ur.

SKinner, member of a prom inent Baptist family, was the fath er of J. Ctlenn Skinner, secretary of the Nashville park board. He had been in failing health for the past year. Funeral arrangements were incomplete last night. Dr.

Skinner was pastor of the two Nashville churches over a pe riod of seven or eight years about 35 years ago. He had also held pastorates at Martin and Jackson, and Tampa, Fla, His last pastorate was at Murray, and he remained there after his retirement 10 years ago. A native of Murray, Dr. Skinner was a son of the late Joseph and Sarah Skinner. He was educated in Murray public schools and at Union university in Jackson, where he later held a position as a mem ber of the faculty.

Besides his son here, he leaves three other sons, the Rev. W. C. Skinner, pastor of Second Baptist church at Clarksville, Dr. R.

T. Skinner, editor of the "Western Recorder" at Louisville and former pastor at Bowling Green, and the Rev. E. M. Skinner, pastor of Central Baptist church in Phoenix, three daughters, Mrs.

Lynn Claybrook, wife of the pastor of the Oneida, Baptist church, and Miss Onnio Skinner and Miss Marie Skinner, both of Murray; a brother, the Rev. C. L. Skinner, pastor of Theo Baptist church in San Antonio, Texas; 20 grandchildren; and nine greatgrandchildren. Robertson Man Dies From Inhaling Steam Marion Thomas Aldridge, 4l).

brother of Mrs. Eble Hunter of 1603 Sixth died in Robertson county hospital at Springfield yesterday noon after acci dentally inhaling steam from a tobacco steamer. Mrs. Hunter said Aldridge was operating a home-made steamer on the Robertson county farm on which he was employed when a pipe became stopped up, In an cf fort to unplug it, ho sucked steam into his lungs, burning him In ternally. A native of Portland, Mr.

Aldridge was a sen of the late George A. and Mary Ray Aldridge Ho was educated in Portland pub lie schools, and had lived in and near Portland most of his life. Besides his sister, Mr. Aldridge leaves three daughters, Wilma Aldridge, Ann Aldridge and Joyce Aldridge, all of Fountain Head, a son, Jackie Aldridge of Indianapolis, another sister, Mrs. Hattie Shepard of South Tunnel.

and three brothers, Corlas Lee Aldridge of Nashville and Ernest Aldridge and Johnny Aldridge of Indianapolis. Fireman's Widow Dies At Daughter's Home Mrs. Nell Rozetta Ryman, 64, daughter of a former Nashville fire chief and widow of a fireman, died Inst nicht at the home of her daughter, Mrs. H. D.

armor 3910 Wayland ave. Funeral arrangements were incomplete last night. Mrs. Rvman was born In David son county, and had lived here all her life. She was the daughter of Molly and Tony Rosetta, who was fire chief of Nashville from 1900 until his death in 1920.

Her husband. Louis R. Ryman, died in 1942 of injuries received while on duty with the fire department. Her first husband, Charles E. Rcld, died in 1922.

In addition to Mrs. Farmer she is survived bv another daughter, Mrs. J. D. Dorris of Nashville, and .1.

K((. IKS Wednesday morning at 85 dock Dictmoer at a lcai. Jn- lamary. J. Porter Rugirs.

aged ii years. Survlu-d by Ins wife. Mrs. Daisy Hewitt Rogers: aauguters. Airs.

a. i La.stm and Mrs. W. H. Temple: sons .1 Rogers Jr.

and Hewitt Rogers seven grandchildren. Remains aieat the of John Hocach Co. A. West Avenues, where fu tieral services will be conduced Thurs day af'ernoon at 2 o'clock by Rev. M.

Lantrui. Sr. The following will serve a.s oahheare-s: Honor ary Pt vton Kob-inson. Dr. Vrrinm W.

b. Stepnt-ns. Henry Young. Wvatt T. 1..

and E. A Wet-O. and memners ul the Old Timers Club. Twentv-eignth and West hud Avenue. Active-Will Rogers, (iranvl.lt-Hegel and Ed all of Sn.iria.

Tenn F. fc Carro.l Polls. Pnii-ip Kinnie. Will Di Fieri! and ii. A.

Potts Interment Mt. olivet Cemetery. John Roescn At tuncral directors. RVMAN Wednesday etenmg. Dee, 8.

la.iO, 10 Jo o'clock, at the noma her daughter, Mrs. I). Iliinis, HUSO Wavland drive, Nell Rozetta hyman. wulo'-v of the late Touts Kvman Suivhed by daughters, Mrs, J. Dorris.

Mrs. 11. I). Farmer Sr. boih ot son, A Held of Houston, Tm: five giiindchil-Uien, four tieat-si'ahflchildmi.

Remains are the funeral home. IH West Fmi ave. Complete tuner al arrangements will appear in this atiernoon Hanner Johnson Charlton lunrral tiiiectors. SMITH -Wednesday Dec. ti.

Ij-iO. at 12 clock, at a local infirmary. Mis. Josie lto.ion Smith, wiiiow ui John F. smith.

Survived by son lio.ion Sm.tn. at Marlins Jtijl West End Ave F'uneral Saturday nio.n:ng Dec. leoO, leaving at 15 o'enxk Kcouiem Mass tne Cathedral o'. tne Ineanianon at I o'clock. Interment Calvaiy eute'ery Paiioe.irers will be announced In Tunis day a'tenioou's paper.

West Lnd Ave -i. VAI 4iHS -Tuesday morning. cem' er at 7 ih.iaK, at Madison Miiit.i-r.uin, Mrs. Leslie Vaugiin. ye.i:s aiie.

riuivlvcd by liusbai'-d. I.eshc V.cishll; on-j son. R)S-r. uf M.iU.sii, noon, r. Nc'lie Jones: siS'er.

Mrs. I.v.uis- btother. Oils a.l of Red II Sor.l-..:-: Orotli. O.is- ley, of Tenn. Remains lcic at al i ll- oie, where pr.iscr services ero hiv.

os. or Neis Wednesday. Decern il'ti, at HI ,0 a to, l-'ol- lowliifc; serviit-s the remains were em- Vt-veU to tile Home OI tier brot.ser. Oil-Jones, of Red Honing snrtrsg. l-'uneial at Sitiilli Chapel M.thodist Church at 11 m.

T'tiursdav. December 7th. Interment Smith Chain I Cemetery. Madison Ptmeral Home In charge. Old Hickory Madison.

Tenn. 1-tm. OUT-OF-TOWN DEATHS Dickson, Tenn. I'OHTNUt-Smidnily WVilnrstlay 7. UMJ.

at it) iu tup her (imuliirr In Mi's. LiiMa-U'rs iUC HI SiirMVi-tt hy 1 Lvha hffrs. Mr F.J.th bMh vl N.ti-viiit'. Mr- III v'. 'lnm 3 son'-.

1 fftUiviij m-r Hud-crt For: ne of I.f-s hor'nt'r I. vie. 'lYnn Wvt, Mrs cf IV nn 2 brii'h-rs. t.i- ml II ill Ir.iMnu-1-., LitvK, liiliircrj, 10 i re a i rl Fune'nil ffrvli'cs W.t.nu: trove Church, 1'hnrHlay, npcm'n-r 7 a' 2 pm. by Hro.

Cay ton Ktn. In: frnniu, F.iwauls i t'lueie. Dickson Iiincral linme cfiurtrt'. Cnll.itin, Tenn. TAYLOR--Tuesday rvenini- Dec.

5. tW) Bi- l-ollntaiii Head tiiinon: ouii. Aloiio Push Taylor, need 7d hy aife. Mrs. l-aoell Ti'-loo.

liail.i'lii, 3 sons, l-lar! 'laylor. l'ttoeiiix, Ira ii Taylor. Tunnel. Tenn. Jolin O.

Tavlor, Nashville. Tenn one Mrs Clarence droves. Pwt-laiid. 'I'enn one hrother, Tuvoo-. tsouth Tunnel.

Tenn- ti M-tors, l.iile I.ovall. Morrision, Mrs. (', KidhiiK. Morlllton. Ark Mrs.

It. A Cron, Mrs. l'V imd Mrs. H. L.

Brown. Callatiti. Mrs J. N.isliville, ii lirandv hildren; treat -irrandeliildt-en. ittiiiains are at the Funeral home, Fu.

ncrHl services will be held fit the Church cf Christ Tiiiii-dav inormr.e at 11 a conducted hv Hev. H. 1, Olm-s'ead. Artive palihc.ii'ers; Hov Dorham. Norrls Collins, ('lemons.

Eail Eil Hayues. aiid I'l ink lin. Interment Hush's Cnauel. County. Alf xaiider-Cothron.

funeral directors. In Mcmoriam IRWS In loving memory of mv dearest be.vo. Clyde ti. Furs is. ho passed tiwav ttvu vears iu-o today.

December 1. 1950. niess his memory, he lives always In rr.y lieart. Wile. Mrs.

C. O. Purvis Colored Death Notice! Dec. 4, li'uo ut hrr home. I ll 1 Mansion st MIS flora Survived hv liusbmid, Mr (ieore Evans; two sons, Messrs.

John and Clarence Evans: two grandsons. Kvans Jr. and Clarence Evans Jr two sisters-in-law, Miss C'leo Kvaiia of Chtcnso, III. and Mrs. Bessie Booker Tene Haute, one brother-in-law, Mr.

Eugene Evans, two rnuslns, Mis Helen Carter and Mrs. Nettle Cowan olher relatives and friends. Remains are at K. Gardner Funeral home, l.ill Jefferson st. Funeral Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock from PIlKrlm Emanuel Pant st church, conducted by pasior Hev.

E. M. Hrown, Rev. Alexander and Rev. Fitzferald Interment famiiy lot Greenwood.

K. Gardner, funeral tlll'cc'or I'OSTl Wednesday morning it. the resi dence of his mother. 1H Ewln? Ave Mr. William Foster.

He Is survived by mother. Mrs. l.udie Wade- brothers, John and James Wc.de: urandlui tier Mr. Pele Fosier: aunt, Mrs. Komi Frv one uncle, olher relatives and irlnds His remains are at Patton Brorliers Funeral Home where his funeral will be Friday at 1 clock Iii'ermetu nt gov cemetery, ration Bro'hcrs ilirectois.

SCALES Mr. Henrv Scales passed at 4 m. Sunday at. his home in Provuleto i Willi ills housekeeper. Mr.

and Mrs F'lem Hubbard. He leaves to mourn his pa.ssins two nephews. Mr. Hem Kin-nard of California and Mr. Cunev II Shand of Chlraao: two nieces.

Mr' Anna Kerr and Mrs, Georma Stewart of Chicano. 111. Other relatives anil friends. His remains will be at his home 5 m. Friday.

Funeral services at Prov Idence Baptist, church Saturday at 1 n.in., conducted bv pastor Rev, S. H. Simpson and Dev. Alfred Whitlow. Burial in Ed- niondson ccineterv.

Elders Funeral home In charce, Mr. Colie Jones assistant, 719 Jefferson street. Phone ANNOUNCEMENTS Ccmetery-Monumcnr WOODLAWN-4 grave Int. Value JdOO Barnaln. C.

L. Aidrldge. Apartment 6, 1515 MrGavock St. Lost Found KEYS 4 keys on rhain, tasr Initialed J. T.

W. Inst 4i Ave hetween Broadway and Church. 6-0187 days. 7-3184 n'Plits. DOG Boston Hull, black and while, blind In left eve, Mrnve.i v.cini'v Fourth ft Demonbreun Reward.

Days 42-0393, nhtlits H-57HJ. PURSE -Black. Vicinity 3rd Ave. Reward. Sick, URGENTLY NEEDED.

4-3118. LOCKET ContalnlnB picture oi deceased Mother. Sentimental value. Keward 9-8755. DOG Beaitlo Hound.

Brown head, brown and whpe spots on side. Vicinity Hy- man-unnerwooa. h-juu, BILLFOLD Brown leather, please return rontenls. Finder keep money, except sil ver dollar, ldent mention Belycw, 8-3153 WATCH-Goihatn. Yellow (told, stretcher band vicinity uowntown, Keward, 42-7779 DOO-Cocker puppy.

Black and white. arrayed irom 211.1 uixie Place. Little (tlrl hear! hrnten. Reward. BILLFOLD Soldier's Christmas lare home.

Lost 5tn. woodland. Keward. 3-2973-J. DOG Black.

White fox hound. Lost. Lib. eral Reward. Donelson, 478-J.

GOAT Larue white eoat. male, taken up pay aamuKes. o-no-io. DOO Found Lewellyn setter. Phone 28-114H.

DOO Blue tick hourd. Female. Collar, tan. "BLUE Reward. 42-1933.

DOO Found red Hound. Owner must Identify. After 1 p. m. 5-193S.

Personals CORNICES VOLUNTEER VENETIAN? 311 8th B. 6-25BJ ARE YOU ON A DIET? Dletlnc to lose wcIkM Is the slaw way. me BiAurr hysuem oi passive exercise makes reducing much more pleasant, fast and easy. Phone 6-8579. LEARN TO DRIVE Give a Gift that lasts forever One unioue and Quito clever Let your loved onces drive today By learning the sate Easy Method Way 4-1708 2-3059 Rest Haven Nursing Home Vacancy, 5308 Hillsboro 8-3182 MODERN DAY NURSERY Belmont.

Former operator reopen-inn. Fully equipped playroom. 42-6558 HILLCREST REST HOME-" Licensed, Mrs. Clara D. Batson 7-3784 Vacancy Convalescent Home Graduate nurse lupervtslon, 1-8541 CHILDREN Kept by Christian lady while motneri wort or iuop, 1802 Ashwoud, tS.

1,1" Dr. J. W. Dabbs Dr. John Wilson Thomas Dabbs 61, of Pabba well known Nash ville physician, died yesterday at 3:15 p.m.

in St. Thomas hospital following: a stroko suffered two weeks ago. Funeral Fervircs will be held to morrow at 2.30 p.m. in Andrew Price Memorial Methodist church in Donelson with the Rev. C.

Smith officiating. Burial will be in Mount Olivet cemetery. Dr. Dabbs suffered a partial stroke three years ago but con tinned to practice. He maintained offices in tha Bennic-Dillon build ing.

Son of John R. Dabbs and Anna Habbs, ho was a native Nashvillia n. He received his education at Montgomery Bell academy, tho V'niversity of Nashville, ami received his M.D. degree from Vitndcihilt university. His wife, the former Miss Kuth Funua, diod five years ago.

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Issues Funeral Polices serviced by COSMOPOLITAN FUNERAL HOME 2408 West End Avenue Phone 7-2 14 1 burial space for genera come. reasonable prices on con terms. ISS6 1 Charles Griffith Winsdor drive. AIR FORCE: First Lt. Joe B.

Williams Warner Park apartments; Capt. Robert B. Murphy, 4406 Colorado First Lt. Charles S. Capps, 865 Battery lane; First Lt.

Helton R. Muller, 2112 Sunset place; Second Lt. Irving D. Richardson, 1147 Ardes Second Lt. Richard Morgan, 1501 Belvedere drive; Second Lt.

Philip H. Trltschler, 802 Hillview heights; Second Lt. William R. Boucher, 2006 Nineteenth Sgt. James D.

Nelly. 1211 Elmwood SSgt. Robert V. Lewis, 1011 Seventeenth Capt. Eugene Jackson, 1245 Sunny-meade drive; First Lt.

Vernon Jordan, 1120 Sunnymcade drive; First Lt. Tony Conozorro, Sunnymcade drive. Middle Tennessee air force operating from southern Japan to Korea: Sgt. Walter C. Hasselbach, Anti-och; Cpl.

John T. West, Franklin; Daniel L. Smith, Franklin; First Lt. Harold H. Heighton, Franklin; Sgt.

Robert D. Ford, Del Rio; S3gt. Tine A. Sawyer. Army; Pfc.

Henry Stover, 1034 Gay Sfg. Joe B. Close, 811 Cheatham Sgt. Doyle Brummltt, 1231 Martin Pfc, Robert H. Drake, Old Hickory; Sgt.

Horace D. Spain 201 S. Third st. Richard J. Erickson, 1150 Shcltnn Sfe.

James A. Sanders, 411 Fatherland Sgt. Vernon Tomlin-J son, 1112 Montrose Pfc. Don ald Mackay, 1113 S. Thirteenth Pvt.

James P. Smith, 132U Mci nes-ney Second Lt. Don R. Hollo-wav, 1518 Harwood drive. Mai.

Lawis R. Dorris, Cross Creek road; Sgt. Charles M. Pomcroy, 1322 Straightway Capt. W.

D. Martin, 1542 Battlefield drive. Cpl. Tilnon F. Ward, 301 Eighth Cpl.

Harold S. Harrington, 2220 Fourteenth Cpl. William C. Barnes, 423 Edwin st. M'Sjrt.

Francis Kirwin, 3831 Gallatin road; Cpl. Paul E. Perry, 2108 Gladstone Pfc. Charles E. Holland, 1217 Joseph ave.

Cpl. Marlon Ferrell, 318 Seventeenth Pfc. Leonard D. Patton, 502 Madison Pfc. Travis White.

29 Carroll Pfc. Corbin E. Keith, 236 N. Second Cpl. Aaron Swaner.

Hydes Ferry road; Cpl. James Dickey, 019 Twelfth N. MSgt. Leonard W. Chalkley, Flatwoods; Pfc.

William R. Stafford, Monterey; Sgt. Paul Bryant, Clarksville. W. A.

Sisro, Favetteville; Tommy Hallums, Clarksville; Capt. Glen L. Nichols, Cookevillc; Cpl. William A. Kellev.

Eagleville; Maj. Ran-doph Lof'tin, Columbia; Cpl. George McMillan. Wavcrly. Pvt.

Edward Stover, Shelbyville; Cpl. Jesse C. Crummley, Pulaski; Cpl. Lehmnn Hester, Model; Pvt. Paul R.

Hughey. McEwcn; Cpl. James W. Smith. McMinnville.

The following Middle Tennesseans have been reported wounded in Korea. ARMY: Pfc. Elzia Albright, Clarksville; Tvt. Lewis M. Hillis.

Trousdale; Set. James W. Medley, Hillshoro; Cpl. Carter B. Logan, Hohenwald.

Pfc. Richard S. Sanders, Palmer; Pfc. Charles C. Scaggs, Smithvillc; Sgt.

John H. Shay, Lawrenceburg; Pfc. L. D. Lane Springfield; Pfc.

Herbert F. Walker Mount Juliet. Pvt. Claude R. Walls.

Pfc. Clarence Heflin, Shelbyville; Pfc. James Randolph, Cookevillc; Pvt. William Long Lumner-land Furnace; Pvt. John D.

Arm strong, Mount Pleasant; Pvt Charles E. Jerles. Clarksville. Pfc. Floyd T.

White, Celina; pi. Robert E. Lewis, Lcwisburg; Pfc, John D. Wright. Petersburg; MSgt.

Thomas K. Lancaster Bruccton (injured). Pfc. Edwin R. Brown, wnites Creek: Pfc.

William E. Kootn, Paris: Pfc. Maynard E. Dobbins Mount Pleasant: Cpl. William Reeves, Shelbyville.

Pfc. Car Norrod. Livingston ri William C. Bailey, Leoma; Sgt. Wil- burn Dailey, Livingston; ric.

Charles L. Strickland. Columbia; Capt. John H. Seymour, Paris; Cpl.

Calvin C. Brown, jnanon. Sfc. Bate H. Greene, Primm; Set.

Thomas N. Alcorn, Hermitage (injured); Cpl. Curley M. demons, Clarksville. Sgt.

James A. Mosser, Leoma; Pfc. James P. Craft, McEwcn; Sgt. Robert Pate.

Murfrecsboro; Pfc. John B. Richardson Columbia Pfc. Lawrence R. Long.

Crossvillc. CdI. John R. Wood. Jamestown; Pfc.

Owen B. Dillon, Dover; MSgt. Finis Drummon, Lebanon; Pfc. Carl O. Nash, Shelbyville.

Sfc. David Myers, Clarksville; Pfc. Robert E. McMahan, Springfield; Pfc. Charles K.

Ray, Cowan. MARINES; Pfc. Donald Vaughn. 1818 Acklen doctor of divinity degrees from Bethel college, his B. D.

and M. A degrees from Vanderbilt. His first pastorate waa in Milan in 1914. Ho has since served churches in Nashville, Martin, Shi- loh, Dresden, Chattanooga, and Mc Kenzie, and Greenville, Ky Other churches in Nashville he had served as pastor are the Addison Avenue Cumberland Presbyte rian church and the Arrington Street Cumberland Presbyterian church. Church Moderator Dr.

Burroughs, who lived at 220 Highland was moderator of the Cumberland Presbyterian church. USA, in 1949, Other states in which he had preached or taught are Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Mis sissippi, Missouri, Oklahoma, and Texas. He is survived by his widow, the former Miss Opal M. Pratt of McKenzie, whom he married in 1915; three sons, Thomas Pratt Bur roughs and Judson Bayne Burroughs, both of Nashville, and the Rev. George W.

Burroughs pas tor of Westminster Presbyterian church in I'tica, N. and three brothers, Ellery Burroughs of Union, Arthur Burroughs of Lumberton, and the Rev. J. Burroughs of Jasper, Tenn. Helen H.

Hayes Mrs. Helen H. Hays, 5a, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. George M. Giffe, at 244 Tanksley yesterday.

She had heen in failing health for the past year, and had heen seriously ill for the past three weeks. funeral arrangements were in complete last night. A native of Nashville, Mi. Hays was a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs.

R. L. Hudson. She was educated at St. Cecelia academy, but had spent most of her life in Chattanooga.

She was the wife of T. Cobb Hays, retired Chattanooga attorney, who survives. Besides her husband and daugh ter, ahe leaves two sisters, Mrs, J. L. Bisbrin of Daytona Beach, and Mrs.

Stanley Kimball of Phoenix, four brothers, Reu ben L. Hudson and Leonard L. Hudson, both of Chattanooga, Jack Hudson of California and Cecil Hudson of New Orleans; and a grandson. James B. Cole Funeral services for James B.

Cole, 75, former operator of Cole and Garrett funeral home, will be held at the funeral home, at 11 a.m. today. Services will be conducted by the Rev. B. Frank Collins and the Rev.

Alec FJlizer. Burial will be in Spring Hill cemetery. Mr. Cole died Monday at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Henry Phelps, in Nitti Yuma, Miss.

Mrs. Lola BairrJ Services for Mrs. Lola Douglass Baird, 80, will be held tomorrow at 11 a.m. at Rollow-Donnelly funeral home. Dr.

Prentice Pugh will officiate. Burial will be in Mount Olivet cem etery. Mrs. Balrd died yesterday afternoon in St. Thomas hospital.

She was born and reared in Gal latin but had lived in Nashville most of her life. She made her home with her granddaughter. Mrs. Luns-; ford Holhns of Gillman ave. She was a member of the Hillsboro Presbyterian church.

Her husband, J. W. Baird, died in 1907. i She is-survived by two daughters, Mrs. Virginia Baird Mason of: Nashville, and Mrs.

Zack Coblcnsj of Louisville, two sisters, Mrs.) B. White of "Nashville and Mrs. H. H. Hanes of Nashville; a broth-1 er, R.

G. Douglass of Nashville; five grandchildren and six great-grand-J niamiein. forier cole. Walton Ciartett. F.

M. Oarrett. Glenn Clarrett. C. A Williams, Joe c.

Combs, Harvey Pride Interment Spring Hill cemetery. Cole uarrett. lunernl directors. til nit Wednesday atiernoon at .1,15 ocioca, uecemoer nt ism at a oca Infirmary Dr. John Wilson Thomas nanus, age oi years survived hi daunh ters, Mrs.

Cooper Stockell Miss Kuth tuenB uaoos oi tnis city: son. John W. T. Dabhs Jr. of Oak Rltlite Tenn brother.

Leslie M. Dabbs of 6t. Peters burg, grandaunhters. Elliabeth uauoa aiocKeu and Carol Jane Dabbs Remains are at his hninp. Dabbs Avenue Funeral services at the Andrew Price Memorial Methodist Church.

Donelson Friday afternoon at 3 30 o'clock, conducted by Hev. C. B. Smith Pallbearers oe announced in trie allernoon paper Interment at Mt. Olivet Cemetery Johnson and Chariton funeral directors.

Wednesda mnrntn. n.e.m. ber 6. 1U30, at a local Infirmary Waiter Oray Forehand. Father of Phillip and Walter V.

Forehand nnd Mrs Winningham: brother of Mrs. Elizcheili Larkin. J. 0, W. C.

J. and R. A. Forehand; two grandchildren also survive: ail oi Kasnviue, Remains are at the Cosmopolitan Funeral Home, 2408 west ttiti Ave whose services, conducted by Hev. John T.

Allison, will be held Thursday allernoon at 3:30 o'clock Honorary pallbearers are J. Linton Phillip L. Brown, E. M. Ham.

J. M. Saw yer, F. E. Burnett, C.

D. Potts. W. Temple, A. Ft.

Brown. J. M. Graves Active, Jesse M. Sawyer, James R.

Sawyer, Douulas Forehand, J. c. (laddes Oeorae W. Forehand and William Gaddea. Interment Woodlawn Memorial Park Gltl KH Tuesday at 12 o'clock, Dec.

6, 1910, at the home of her daughter, Mm B. Kay, Joelton, Mrs. Eunmla Greer, ee 88 years. Survived by daughter, Mrs It. Ray and Mrs.

Sam Norval oi Nasnviiie: nine itranacnutiren. three nreat-rrent-srandchildren; sister, Mrs. Emma Fader, Nashville; brothers. Bartlett K. Greer, Nick A.

Greer of Nashville. Remains are at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Bam Norval. 4.H Moore where tu-neral services will be conducted Thursday afternoon flt 1 o'clock by Elder Ro lie B. Polk.

Pal bearers: Earl Ru ardson, Percy Jones. Mark Sawyers, Dan Boaz, James Buckner. Raymond Snyder. Alton Snyder, John Foirnros, Delton Nor val, Charles Muylield. Interment Siirlns- hIl Cemetery.

Anderson, uarreu a-Boyd, Funeral Directors. HARTLEY Wednesday afternoon, Dec. 6, Hi.sn. at n'clnrk at. her residence, 1824 Fourth Mrs.

Annie Elizabeth Hartley. Survived by husband. Charlie Hartley: sisters, Mrs. Johnnie Ornves and Mrs. Exie Warren: brother, Cole man RnarkniRn a nieces and seven nephews.

Remlns are at the residence ai nhnve. Funeral services will be held Friday mornlne at 11 o'clock from the Freeland Baptist cmircn, romitictrn Dy Rev. A. W. Osborne.

The fnllowlnn nrahewa will ulease serve as pallbearers: Millard and William Graves. Eucene. George and Everette Warren and Maxie and clirton Ruarknian. Interment eat vary cemetery, Spring Hill, Tenn. Ar- ramrements by Wood Funeral Home.

HAY'S -Wednesday Dec. 6, 1950, at the home of her tinuiihter, Mrs. George M. Giffe, 244 Tanksley Mrs. Helen H.

Hays. Survived by a dauehler. Mrs. Oeortte M. Oltfe: urandson, Oeork-e M.

Oiffe sisters, Mrs. J. I. Bisbrin, Daytona Beach. Mrs.

Stanley Kimball, Phoenix. brothers. Reuben L. Hudson. Cl.altanooita.

Leonard Hudson. Chattanonaa. Jack Hudson of California. Cecil Hudson. New Orleans.

La. Hemains are at the parlors nf John C. Roech tc Twenty-fourth and West End aves. Complete notice of funeral will be announced later. LASSITF.R Wednesday morniw at 12:15 o'clock.

December 6. 1950. at the home of her daushter, Mrs. Reuben Jones, 2H00 Westwood Avenue. Mrs.

R. H. Lassiter (of Gallatin. Tenn ae 85 years. Survived by dauuhters, Mrs.

Reuben Jones. Miss Aunusta Lassiter of Gallatin; and son, Klna Lassiter, Bethpaite; six grandchildren, (our ereat-erandrhil-dren. Remains are at the Cole At Oar-ett Funeral Home where funeral services will be conducted Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock by the Rev. James Elder and the Rev. Charles Hawkins.

Pallbearers honorary, John Franklin, Harold Hix, Woodall Murrey, Jack Swaney, Jiu-k Renn, Btltton Johnson. Dr, Robert Moore, Ed Younst, Fred Outlaw, Clarence Jones, Max Bandy, Charlea Pond. Dr. W. J.

Fltts, all of Gallatin; Sam Bloodworth. Pompano Beach, and W. Allen. Hlnton, Wllholte, Calvin Vinson, A. W.

HeuerU, Jimmy Johnstone, Walter Harper. Jr. Active. E. B.

Craie, Rutledse Klttrell, O'Don-nell Templeton, John B. Thomas, Robert Harper, all ot Gallatin, and Fred Moore. Polk Luton, Luther Luton. Interment 8nrtn Hill Cemetery. Cole It Oarrett, Funeral Directors.

MAfRO Monday mornln, December 4, 1950. Chicaao, Clarence Howard Renfro, age 48 years. Survived by wife. Mrs. Ellzaoeth Alley Renfro of Chicago, parents Mr.

and Mrs. J. F. Renfro of this city: one stater, Mra. Car-aon Aired of Chlcatto; two brothers, Charles Renfro ot this rily, and Herbert Renfro ot Louisville, Ky.

Remains rest at the funeral home of Phillips-Robinson Co. Funeral services will be enndurted at the North Ednefleld Baptist Church Thursday afternoon at o'clock by Rev. Willard Stephens. Pallbearer! will please serve as follows: Active Dewey Turner. James Haynes.

Charlie Young, Hilary Robinson, Btitr.rd Robinson and Charlie Rnbmson. Inter ment Sprini Hill Cemetery, Phillips-Rooliuou directors. In memory of those we love Pfc. Jack Pugh, Donelson; Pfc. Leonard Whiteside, 1133 Ardec Robert Lunn, Donelson.

Pfc. Delmas L. Beasley 913 Battlefield drive; Sgt. William L. Guntcr, Midlson; Pfc.

Levi Ho-vatter, 1607 Eleventh Pfc. John L. Williams, 1205 Grandview ave. Pvt. William D.

Pennington, 1810 Young's lane; Sgt. John L. Yeaman, 1014 Greenwood Pfc. Walter A. Beardcn, 1503 Grandview drive; Pfc.

Georgfl W. Graham, Old Hickory; Pfc. Herbert P. Turner. Madl-on; Pfc.

F. L. Anderson, 4301 Dale ave. The following men have been captured; Cpl. Robert E.

Lewis, Lewlaburg; Cpl. William E. Wilborn, Leoma; Pvt. Leonard Hallum, Cooke'ville; Lt. Isadore Peppe, Cookeviile.

The following men have been listed as prisoners of war: Army; Pfc. Thomas V. Vaughn, 1808 Ample tions to Lots at venient Sine MT. OLIVET CEMETERY LISTEN TO "COUNTRY CHURCH Of HOLLYWOOD" WSIX. SUNDAY 4 A.M.

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