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I Fort, Ex-Banker, Dies CLARKSVILLE Funeral servIces for Sterling Fort, 88, retired banker, will be at 4:30 p.m. today at the Harvey W. Hunt funeral home. Dr. Richard N.

Owen will officiate. Burial will be in Greenwood cemetery. Mr. died Wednesday at the Clarksville nursing home. Mr.

Fort was a native of Robertson county. His parents were Osiah W. and Eliza Dancey Fort. He was graduated from th University of Tennessee, and operated few the Bank of Adams for years before coming to Clarksville, where he headed the First Trust and Savings bank from 1906 until 1909. He then became president of the Northern Bank Tennessee.

He retired in 1934. Mr. Fort was twice married. His first wife was Mrs. Sallie Jones Fort, who he married in November, 1884.

She died in November, 1889. Of this union a daughter and son were born, Mrs. Willie Buchanan, Clarksville, and the late George Fort. His Margaret second Fleming marriage on Dec. was 31, to 1895.

Miss She died in 1943. Of this union, he is survived by a. daughter, Mrs. Joseph Trahern, Clarksville, and a son, William K. Fort, Birmingham, Ala.

He also leaves a brother, Judge Dancey Fort, Clarksville, and a sister, Mrs. Frank Baker, Meridian, Miss. Mr. Fort was a former president of the Tennessee Bankers association. He was a member of the First Baptist church.

Louis E. Walton Dies In Florida; Rites Here Services for Louis E. Walton, former Nashvillian who died Monday at his home in Daytona Beach, will be held today at at Cosmopolitan funeral home, 2408 West End ave. Dr. E.

P. Anderson will officiate. Burial will Spring Hill cemetery. Mr. Walton, owner of a flooring firm, had lived in Florida 25 years.

He attended public schools of Nashville. survived by his widow, Mrs. Annie Edge Walton, Daytona Beach; a daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Larrimore, Daytona Beach; three Brothers, E. J.

Walton, Nashville, E. E. Walton, Miami, and Adams, and N. W. Walton, Louisville, and six sisters, Mrs.

H. E. Smith, Mrs. Kennedy and Mrs. James H.

Hagar, all of Nashville, Mrs. J. D. Nall, Decatur, and Mrs. I.

G. Henslee, Belleview, Tenn, Mrs. Etta B. Mooney Mrs. Etta Branch Mooney, 83, widow of W.

A. Mooney, died last night at her home, 1007 Halcyon after an illness of a month. Funeral arrangements were incomplete. The body is at Finley Dorris Charlton funeral West End and Twenty-fifth aves. Mrs.

Mooney was a native of Maury county and had lived in Nashville 47 years. She Wes a daughter of Ruben and Elizabeth Branch. Her husband, a Tennessee Central railway engineer, died in 1925. She was a. member of the Waverly Place, Methodist church.

She survived by four daughters, Mrs. C. V. Beard and Mrs. Raymond A.

Vaughn of Nashville, Mrs. W. K. Thompson, Columbia, and Mrs. Robert F.

Sowell, Franklin; five grandchildren, and two sisters, Mre. Belle O. O'Neal. Columbia, and Mrs. E.

Guest, Lithonia, Ga. Mrs. Ethel R. Anderson Funeral arrangements were incomplete last night for Mrs. Ethel R.

Anderson, 62, who died yesterday in a Nashville hospital, The body is at Cosmopolitan funeral home, 2408 West End ave. A native of Nashville, she attended Ward school which later became She was a member Presbyterian Ward Belmont church. husband, Louis Alexander Anderson, died 17 years ago. She is survived by two daughters, Mrs. W.

D. Monahan and Mrs. W. R. Woodward, both of Nashville, and 'a sister, Mrs.

Adele Blackwell, Harrisonburg, Va. Curtis Ashburn Tenn. Curtis Ashburn, 66, Putnam county farIner, died yesterday home of a sister, Mrs. Pagie Ashburn, in the eighth civil district, following a short illness. Funeral services will be at 2:30 p.m.

today at Ozion church. Burial will be in Dobbs cemetery. Mr. Ashburn, a son of the late Johnny and Kelly Harren Ashburn, was a native of DeKalb county. He lived in Putnam county of his life.

Survivors include another sister, Mrs. Minnie Lafever, Baxter, and five brothers, Esker, John Alvin Ashburn, Baxter, and Allie Ashburn, Sparta, Tenn. Louis Newton McQuiddy, 86, retired dispatcher for the railroad, died yesterday at his home at 217 Twenty-eighth N. Private prayer services will be conducted at the grave at 2 p.m. today by the Rev.

Don Pinson. The body is at Phillips-Robinson funeral home. Mr. McQuiddy was a native of Wartrace, Tenn. He retired about 15 years ago.

Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. George Steele of Chattanooga; two sons, A. R. McQuiddy of Chattanooga and K. W.

McQuiddy of Nashville; and A sister, Mrs. Charlie Richards of Wartrace. Louis Newton McQuiddy 4 Out-of-Town Deaths LAWRENCEBURG, Margaret Anna Roser, 89, widow of Tobis Roser, died early here. yesterday morning at her home Tenn. Miss Lura E.

ERIN. Boone, 79, died in an Erin nursing home Wednesday morning. Tenn. Mrs. SPRINGFIELD, Emily Jane Wooden, 89, died yes- of terday morning at the home her son, Kermit Wooden, near Springfield.

WAVERLY, -Mrs. CathMcNabh, 54, died Wednesday ryn afternoon in St. Thomas hospital, Nashville. MURFREESBORO Mrs. Iva Susan Johnson, 43, died Wednesday night in Rutherford hospital, Rites Incomplete For Will T.

Fulcher Funeral arrangements are incomplete for Will T. Fulcher, 55, of 1320 Riverwood drive who was killed yesterday in an automobile wreck Shelbyville. State highway patrolmen said Fulcher's automobile crashed into U. S. tree after Highway leaving 241 and the road Highway asl 64.

The officers said Fulcher apparently fell asleep at the wheel or suffered a heart attack. rival at General hospital, on Shelby- arHe was pronounced a dead ville. Mr. Fulcher, a traveling representative of Lawrence Amusetrip to Bessemer, when the was returning, from a ment He was occurretive of Nashville accident and attended Trevecca college. He was active la Masonic work.

He was a member of Inglewood Methodist church. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Wilma Gillespie Fulcher; two sons, Donald G. Fulcher, Nashville, and Will T. Fulcher, Norwieghtown, a daughter, Mrs.

Mike Petrone, Nashville; a sister, Mrs. John H. Woodard, and three brothers, G. Fulcher Ed. win R.

Fulcher and R. B. Fulcher, all of Nashville. Lex N. Yearwood Dies in Nashville MURFREESBORO Lex.

N. Yearwood, 77, of Murfreesboro, retired building contractor, died yesterday in St. Thomas hospital, Nashville, after three years of illness. Funeral services will be at 4 p.m. today at Woodfin Memorial chapel here, with C.

M. Pullias officiating. Burial will be in Evergreen cemetery. Mr. Yearwood, a native of Cannon county, attended old Burt college at Readyville, Tenn.

He had lived in Murfreesboro about 45 He retired from the contracting business when he became ill. He was a member of the Church of Christ. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Alline Yearwood; four sons, Nile, Dan and Lem Yearwood, all of Nashville, Houston Yearwood, Gastonia, N. three daughters, Mrs.

Lyman Turner, McMinnville, Mrs. Warren, Columbia, and Mrs. Gary Dillon, Memphis, and three sisters, Mrs. Loudon Rutledge, Oklahoma City, and Mrs. D.

H. Bobo and Mrs. T. P. Jarman, Murfreesboro.

Miss Mary Norton Requiem high mass for Miss Mary Norton, 2114 Charlotte will be sung at 9 a.m. today at the Cathedral of the Incarnation. Burial will be in Calvary cemeleNiss Norton died yesterday at a Nashville nursing home after an illness of three weeks. She was a native of Nashville and attended public schools of the city, She was a saleswoman for department store before retiring several years ago. She was a communicant of the Cathedral of the Incarnation.

She is survived by two nephews, John Wells and Thomas W. Wells, both of Nashville. Mrs. Elizabeth R. Parham Mrs.

Elizabeth Rachael Parham, yesterday at her home, 526 Fifth after a long illness. Services will be today at 1 p.m. at Cosmopolitan funeral home, 2408 West End ave. A. R.

Holton will officiate. Burial will be in Leiper's Forks cemetery, near Franklin, Tenn. native of Nashville, attended public schools of city, unbe She was a member of the Church of Christ. Her husband, Edward Parham, died 59 years ago. She is survived by two daughters, Mrs.

Lula Mai Bond and Mrs. Dora Tubbs, both of Nashville; three sisters, Mrs. Mary Lunn, Mrs. Maggie Peach and Mrs. Lucy Inman, all of Franklin; a brother, John Locke, Franklin; 11 grandchildren, and eight great-grandchildren.

Mrs. Banks Bell Funeral services for h. S. Banks Vaughn Bell of, 1204 Woodland 79, who died yesterday at 11:45 a.m. at Vanderbilt hospital, will be conducted tomorrow at 10:30 a.m, at Finley, Dorris Carlton funeral home.

A. R. Holton, minister of Central Church of Christ, will officiate and burial will be in Mount Olivet cemetery. Mrs. Bell had been ill for many years and was readmitted to the hospital a few days ago.

The daughter of Henry B. and Phoebe Vaughn of Gallatin and granddaughter of Judge G. H. Milliken of Franklin, Mrs. Bell was educated at St.

Cecilia academy. She was the widow of B. Frank Bell pioneer automobile manufacturer, who established his business here in 1899. Mr. Bell died in 1918.

Survivors include one daughter, Mrs. Lillian B. Burch, and three sons, B. Frank Bell Roy M. and H.

N. Bell, all of Nashville. Eudie Lee Gober Funeral arrangements were incomplete Eudie Lee Gober, 55 federal prisoner at Davidson county jail, who died yesterday at General hospital. He was charged with violation of the federal narcotics law. Officials said the federal physician took him off his narcotics ration 12 days ago.

The body is at Pettus and Owen funeral home, 4506 Charlotte ave. Mr. Gober was a native of Monroe, Okla. Floral Designs Flowers for all occasions CHAS. O.

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Office Hours: Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Saturday, 8 a.m. to 12 noon; Sunday, 4 p.m. to Phone 5-1221 or 5-5401 Death Notices ANDERSON Thursday June 26, 1952, at a local infirmary, Mrs. Ethel R.

Anderson. by daughter. Mrs. W. D.

Monohon and Mrs. W. R. Woodward of Nashville: sister, Mrs. Adele Blackwell of Harrisonburg, Virginia; five grandchildren also survive.

Remains are at the Cosmopolitan Funeral Home, 2408 West End Ave. Complete funeral arrangements announced later. Phone 9-3925. BELL- -Thursday morning. at 11:45 o'clock.

June 26. 1952 Mrs. Banks Vaughn Bell, widow of B. Frank Bell Sr. Survived by daughter, Mrs.

Lillian B. Burch: sons. B. Frank Bell Roy M. Bell, H.

N. Bell; grandchildren. Norfleet E. Bell and Bonnie Teresa Bell. Remains are at the parlors of Finley Dorris Chariton Twenty-fifth and West End where funeral services will be conducted Saturday morning at 10:30 o'clock by Bro.

A. R. Holton. The following will serve as pallbearers: H. Y.

Crockett. Oscar Sanders. Douglas Hall. Joe R. Giles.

Everett Gourley, Joseph W. Gray. William H. Stroud and James C. Tippens.

Interment Mount Olivet cemetery. Finley Dorris Charlton Co. FULCHER Suddenly Thursday morning, June 26, 1952, near Shelbyville, Will T. Fulcher, age 55 years. Survied by wife.

Mrs. Wilma Gillespie Fulcher; one daughter, Mrs. M. A. Petrone: sons, Donald G.

Fulcher, Will T. Fulcher, U. S. Navy, Norwich Town. sister, Mrs.

John H. Woodard; three brothers, G. W. Fulcher, Edwin R. and Benton Fulcher.

Remains rest at the funeral home of Phillips-Robinson Co. where funeral services will be conducted Saturday afternoon at, 2 o'clock by Rev. Frank A. Calhoun. Pallbearers will please serve a8 follows: John W.

Lawrence, Carr, Robert John G. T. MAdams. Shalley, William Charles F. B.

Jarratt, Ben P. Wharton, Hubert 8. Anderson. and Harry Cooper. Honorary will be members of the Oriental band and Al Menah temple.

Interment Woodlawn cemetery. HAMILTON Thursday afternoon. June 26. 1952. at a local infirmary, Martin M.

Hamilton. age 84. Survived by daughters Mrs. Ben 8. Peffen, Nashville and Mrs.

Norman McKelvey, Maplewood, son Robert J. Hamilton: sister Mrs. Roy Hissone. Marissa, four grandchildren: eleven great-grandchildren. Remains are at the chapel of Bracey-Welsh 2407 West End where services will be held Saturday morning at 10 o'clock.

conducted by Dr. Edward Albright and Rev. J. B. Bittinger.

Pallbearers: Honorary Retired railway mail clerks and members of the Nashville Postal Transport association. Active- Garner, Harry Peffen Buford Pate, P. H. Reynolds. Walter D.

Taft and John D. Wright. Interment Mount Olivet cemetery. Bracey- Welsh Co. Inc.

JONES- Suddenly Wednesday afternoon at Madison hospital, George Logan Jones, aged 56. Survived by widow. Willie Mae Durham Jones. Madison. two daughters, Mrs.

Steven Knapp. Madison. and Mrs. Louise. Dorton.

Centerville. one grandson. of Madison: sister, Mrs. Dudley Short, Mt. Pleasant; four brothers, Herbert and Cornelius Jones.

Waynesboro. Ervin Jones, White Bluff, and Emmett Jones. Boyle. Miss. Remains are At Madison funeral home, where funeral services will be held Friday afternoon, June 27, at 2 o'clock.

conducted by Brother Willard Colline. Pallbearers will be selected from the Elders and Deacons of the Madison Church of Christ. Interment Spring Hill cemetery. Madison funeral home, directors. KNIGHT- Thursday morning, June 26, 1952, at her home, 3706 Richland Avenue, Mrs.

Mamie Smith Knight, widow of the late W. E. Knight. Surviving are sons. Lewis 8.

Knight, and Robert H. Knight, of New York City, and Harold D. Knight, of Kansas City, Missouri. Daughters. Mrs.

W. Winston Klyce, Miss Madeline Knight, Miss Ruth Knight. and Miss Sarah Knight. of this city, grandchildren. 1 brother, Dr.

Sidney B. Smith. of Murfreesboro. Tenn. The remains are at the residence, where funeral services will held Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock.

conducted by Dr. Atmand Currie. Pallbearers will be her nephews. Duncan Smith. Sidney Smith.

Lindsey Smith, Derry Riggs and William Riggs. all of Murfreesboro, Tenn. a ria Smith, Frank Yeargen and Roy Manning of Nashville and William Smith of Shelbyville, Tenn. Interment Evergreen cemetery in Murfreesboro. Tenn.

Rollow -Donnelly funeral home. MOONEY- Thursday evening June 26, 1952 at 7 o'clock. at her dence 1007 Halcyon ave. Mrs. Etta Branch Mooney, widow of the late W.

A. Mooney, Age 83 years. Survived by daughters Mrs. C. Beard.

Mrs. Raymond A. Vaughn. both of this city, Mrs. W.

K. Thompson, Columbia. Mrs. Robert F. Sowell.

Franklin. five grandchildren: sisters Mra. Belle O. O'Neal, Columbia, and Mrs. E.

U. Guest. Lithonia, Ga. Remains are at the apartments of Finley Dorris Chariton West End at Twenty -fifth ave Details of arrangements will be announced later. NORTON- Thursday morning at 12:45 o'clock, June 26th.

1952 at a local Nursing Home, Miss Mary Norton. aunt of John A. Wells and Thomas W. Wells, Remains are at the parlors of John C. Roesch Ac 2322 West End Avenue.

Leaving the parlors (Friday! morning 8:30 o'clock. Requiem High Mass at the Cathedral of the Incarnation at 9 o'clock. The following will serve as pallbearers: Honorary -Tony Evans, John B. Platz, Paul Breen. Robert Hill.

Walter Bevington. Mike O'Brien. Edward O'Brien. and J. E.

Collier. Active- -Kasper Raspbury, Jim Lennon, P. A. McGovern, Charles Donovan, J. J.

Bell. and Philip Mattimore. Interment Calvary Cemetery. John C. Roesch Co.

funeral director. MeQUIDDY Thursday afternoon. tune 26. 1952. at his home.

217 Twenty-eighth Louts Newton McQuiddy. age 86 years, Survived by daughter, Mrs. George Steele of Chattanooga: two sons, K. W. and R.

McQuiddy of Chattanooga, and sister, Mrs. Charlie Richards of Wartrace, Tenn. Remains rest at the funeral home of Phillips- Robinson Co. Private prayer services will be held R. C.

the crave this (Friday afternoon 2 o'clock by Rev. Don Pinson. Interment Woodlawn Memorial Park. Phillips- Robinson Co. Directors.

Death Notices. KNIGHT- -Suddenly Thursday evening at General hospital, Katernia Louise Knight, axed 1 year. Burvived by parents. Jesse J. and Theinta Bowdoin Knightt one brother.

Tommy Eugene Knight: grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Jess Knight and Mr. and Mrs.

W. Bowdoin. all of Nashville. Remains are at the home. 2610 Felicia ave.

Leaving Saturday morning at 8:30 for Spring Hill Baptist church in White county where funeral servwill be at 10:30 o'clock. Interment Spring Hill cemetery, White county. Madison funeral home, directors. PARHAM -Wednesday night, June 25, 1952 her residence. 526 Fifth Mrs.

Elizabeth Rachael Mai Parham, mother of Mrs. Lula Bond and Mrs. Dora Tubbs, both of Nashville: sister of Mrs. Mary Lunn. Mrs.

Maggie Peach. Mrs. Lucy Inman and John Locke, Franklin: 11 grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren also survie. Remains are at the Cosmopolitan Funeral Home. 2408 West End where services conducted by Bro.

A. R. Holton will be held Friday afternoon at o'clock. Friends will serve as pallbearers. Interment Forks cemetery, near Franklin.

Tenn. SIMRELL Wednesday morning, June 25, 1952. at 2 o'clock at a local infirmary, Charles E. Bimrell. Survived by wife.

Mrs. Marie Adams Simrell of this city: one brother T. E. Simrell of Columbia. S.

C.t three sisters. Mrs. Elmer Walker of Detroit. Mrs. A.

H. McLean. Jr. Miami. 111.

Mrs. W. Remains C. Cash of Montgomery, rest at the funeral home of where funeral services will be conducted Friday morning at 10:30 o'clock by Bro. E.

N. Cullum. Pallbearers will please serve as follows: Active--R. B. Burke.

Vietor Clark. Frank Jernigan. Floyd Parker. Tolly Jones. James Bussell.

Owen Carroll and George Patterson. Honorary- Tom Patterson. Leroy Neatherly, Virgil c. Downer, Otis Haston. Barney O' Brien.

Robert Spears. Arthur Vinson. C. E. (Mac) Ball, H.

E. Scott, Lesley Acuff. David Barringer. G. P.

Montgomery, Andy Carter, Morris Hager, E. Hinson and Oscar Wright. Interment National Cemetery, Phillips- Robinson directors, WALTON- Monday afternoon. June 23, 1952 at Daytona Beach. Louis E.

Walton. Husband of Mrs. Annie Edge Walton. Father of Mrs. Dorothy W.

Larrimore, Daytona Beach, Fla. Brother of E. J. Walton. Mrs.

E. Smith. Mrs. A. J.

Kennedy and Mrs. James H. Hagar, all of Nashville. E. E.

Walton. Miami, and Adams, N. W. Walton. Louisville, Ky.

Mrs. J. D. Nall, Decatur, Ga. and Mrs.

I. G. Henslee, Belleview. Tenn. Two grandchildren also survive.

Remains arrived at Uni n. Station this (Thursday) afternoon and are at the Cosmopolitan Funeral home, 2408 West End where funeral services conducted by E. P. Anderson will be held Friday morning at 10:00 o'clock. Pallbearers.

honorary: Wilson and Alton Thomas Blevins, Walton A. Nall. Ira and Thomas Hager. Sam Culp and Robert Sinclair, Active: Kenneth A. and Walton B.

Smith. Nall Henslee, William E. Nall, W. W. Kennedy and Edwin Walton, Jr.

Interment Spring Hill Cemetery, Cosmopolitan Funeral Home. Out-of-Town Death Notices Cunningham, Tenn. HARVEY Wednesday night, June 25, 1952 at 10:30 o'clock at his home. Henry Hickerson Harvey, age 72 years. Survived by wife.

Mrs. Sally G. Osborn Harvey; daughter. Mrs. Earlene Coleman of Cumberland Furnace: four 8015.

Edward Harvey. Cunningham, Louis Harvey of Clarksville, Clyde Harvey, Vanleer. Morris Harvey of Mobile, one brother, Abner Harvey, Cumberland Furnace: two sisters. Miss Laura Harvey, Clarksville, Mrs. Mattie Schmittou, Cumberland Furnace: eight grandchildren.

Funeral services from the Mt. Zion church Friday, June 27. at 10:30 a.m. conducted by Bro. Sidney Interment Stine and Bro.

T. H. Yeargen. Mt. Zion cemetery.

Arrangementa by Dickson Funeral Home, Dickson. In Memoriam SINORF. In loving memory of Mrs. Minnie Binor, who passed away June 27, 1951. Dear Mother, you are not forgotten, Though on earth you are no more: Still in memory you are with us As you always were before.

Children and grandchildren. Colored Death Notices CANADDA- June 26. 1952 at a local infirmary at 1:30 a.m. Mr. Augustine Canadda of 710 Howerton st.

Survived by wife, Mrs. Christine Pratt Canadda: stepson. Mr. Thomas James Elkins; brother. Mr.

Bertrand Canadda: aunt. Mrs. Willie Ann O'Neal and several other aunts, nieces and nephews. all of Brookhaven. mother-inlaw, Mrs.

Anna Solomon: sister-inlaw, Mrs. Amanda Canadda of Brookhaven, brother-in-law. Mr. A. D.

Jarrett: dear friends, Mr. Porter McGill. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sawyer: a host of other relatives and friends to mourn his passing.

His remains will lie in state at Donalson Franklin funeral home, where funeral services will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. conducted by Rev. Moses Taylor and Rev. J. C.

Haynes, Pallbearers and flower girls selected from friends. Interment Greenwood cemetery. Donalson Franklin, T. C. Donalson funeral director.

EVANS -Thursday morning. June 26. 1952 in a infirmary in Seattle. Mr. Andrew Evans Jr.

He is survived by his wife. Mrs. Annie L. Evans of Seattle: mother, Mrs. Celia Evans: sisters, Mrs.

Georgia Alexander. Mrs. Alberta Akins, Mrs. Cornelia Couch. Miss Emma Mai Evans.

and Bertha Evans: brothers, Clarence and John W. Evans all of Nashville, A father-in-law. Other relatives and friends, His remains will be shipped to Nashville. Complete funeral arrangements will be announced later. Patton Bros.

In charge. GAINES Mrs. Lucy Gaines of 1024 10th at her residence. June 25. 1952.

Survived by two daughters. Mrs. Nora L. Booker of Decatur, and Mrs. Nellie M.

Points of Nashville: three sons. Mr. Clifford Kelly and Mr. Foster Kelly of Bluefield, Mr. Carl Kelly of Nashville.

one sister, Mrs. Jennie Powell: three brothers. Mr. Kirk Kelly, and Mr. John D.

Kelly of Cincinnati. Ohio. Mr. Hosen Kelly of Pulaski. eleven grandchildren: nine great grandchildren, and a host of other relatives and friends.

Her remains will be at home Friday evening at 6 o'clock. Funeral will be Saturday at 1 o'clock from First Baptist church, East Nashville. Rev. W. B.

Crenshaw officiating. Pallbearers and flower ladies will be selected from friends. Interment Greenwood cemetery. Protective Funeral ServIce, F. A.

Sumrall, manager. JOHNSON In night, June Indianapolis. Mr. Burke Johnson Sr. Survived by wife, Mrs.

Edith Johnson: sons. Burke and Thomas Johnson. Nashville: daughters. Mrs. Beatrice J.

Roberts, Mrs. Martha J. Brown. Nashville, and Mrs. Mary J.

Barnwell. Buffalo. N. brothers. Mr.

Walter Johnson, Nashville. and Mr. William Johnson, South Bend. three sons-in-law, one sisterIn-law: other relatives and friends. Complete funeral arrangements will be published later.

K. Gardner. funeral director. SMITH June 26, 1952 at his home. 718 Smiley Mr.

Thomas Smith. Survived by his widow. Mrs. Grace Smith: son. Mr.

Tommy Lee Smith: mother. Mrs. Ardella Smith: sisters, Mra. Minerva Graham. Nashville, Tenn.

Mrs. Annie Webb. Murfreesboro. Mrs. Mayetta Fezans.

Rucker, brothers. Messes Will Smith. Nashville, Aubry Smith. Bristol. Tolly Smith.

Murfreesboro, devoted niece. Mrs. Mildred Rhodes: one uncle: two aunts: five sisters-in-law: three brothers-InTaw. Other relatives and many friends, Remains will be at home (today) after 6 p.m, Funeral (this) Saturday p.m. from Payne Chapel A.M.E.

Church. 7th and Howerton streets, Rev. E. M. ALcorn officiating Interment wood cemetery.

DannerScales, 4-0624, WET evenine at her Wells. She is survived by a stephome. Horton Miss A Aline mother. Mrs Etta Wells: three sistern. Mrs.

Birdie Mai Lytle and Mrs. Catherine Johnson of Nashville. Mrs. Elizabeth Brown of Shelbyville: two aunts. two uncles.

several nieces and nenhews: devoted friend. Bill three brothers-in-law: host of cousins and friends. The funeral will be Saturday at 12 n'elork noon from Chanel of Zema Hill Funeral Home by Z. W. Hill.

Interment pt Mount Ararat Cemetery, Zema Hill. DIrector. Colored In Memoriams CAMPBELLIn loving memory of my husband and our father Mr. Willie Campbell. who passed away one VeRT RID today.

June 27. 1951. Sadly missed by wife Mrs. Lena Campbell. daughters and NELSONIn loving memory of OUT dear daughter.

sister. Susie B. Nelson. who paRked AWAY 12 years ago today, June 27. 1940.

There 18 someone who misses you daily. And tries to brave and content Time does not heal An aching heart. This we know 1s trite Badly missed by mother. Mrn. MAlinda Nelson: sister, Miss Ella Nelson: brothers.

George, Lewis, Edward, A. D. Nelson. ANNOUNCEMENTS Legal Notices ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Sealed proposals will received by the City of Murtreesboro. Tennessee at the office of the City Manager until p.m.

CST. July 24. 1952 for furnishine labor, materials and equipment necessary for complete construction of Water System Improvements at which time and place they will be publicly opened and read. The work shall consist of constructing and installing four 180 square feet additional filters, new chemical treatment basins and carbonation chamber. new chemical feed equipment.

additional story for chemical storage. alternations to existing first and seoond floors. new heating system. new power and lighting systems, changes to the present raw water pumping station on Stone River, new raw water pumping station at the present plant. additional pumping ment.

elevated tank foundations and repairs to the Stone River Dam. all as detailed in the specifications and shown on plans. The work will be let in two divisions. Division One: General structural. including all structures, outside pipe work.

electric lighting. heating. etc. Division Two: Filter. chemical feed.

contact basins and pumping equipment, power wiring and switch ine and all necessary Inside and outside piping. Plans. specifications and contract documents are open to public Inspection at the office of the City Manager at Murfreesboro. Tennessee. or may be obtained from Wiedeman and Singleton.

Engineers, Box 1878. Atlanta 1. Georgia, upon deposit of Thirty Dollars of which amount Ten Dollars ($10.00) will refunded upon return of all documents in good the dition date within of opening thirty (30) of bids. days The after difference between the amount of deposit and the amount of refund represents the cost of reproduction. Each bid must be accompanied by 8 certified check.

or bid bonding bond executed by a reputable to do business in State of Tennessee. equal to company authorized five per cent of aggregate amount of the bid to guarantee that the bidder will enter into an RCceptable contract under bond. contract of performance bond in an amount equal to one hundred per cent of the contract amount will be required. No submitted bid may be withdrawn after the scheduled closing time for the receipt of the bids for period of forty-five (45) days. The Owner reserves the right to any or all bids and to waive informalities.

THE CITY OF MURFREESBORO. TENNESSEE Ry H. L. McCullough City Manager AIRPORT LIGHTING PROJECT Sealed proposals will be received by the Tennessee Bureau of Aeronautics, acting as Agent for the owners, under Agency Agreement as provided by Public Acts of 1947. Chapter 131.

Section 25, at the office of the State Purchasing Agent. Department of Purchasing. State Office Building, Nashville, on July 7. 1952. until 2:00 p.m..

cst, and at that hour, opened and publicly read for the furnishing and installation of MEDIUM INTENSITY LIGHTING SYSTEM AT FRANKLIN- FIELD, LEXINGTON. TENNESSEE. Plans and specifications max be examined without cost at the difice of the Tennessee Bureau of Aeronautics. Berry Field. Nashville.

For bidding purposes, plans, spectfications for and $20. proposal The mAy purchase be price purchased will be refunded upon their return, good condition. until two weeks after the opening of bids. The attention of bidders is called tr the special provision contained the proposal with particular reference to labor provisions and submission of payrolls and to the affidavit which shall accompany all payrolls. The minimum ware paid to all labor employed in this contract shall be AS has been determined by Secretary of Labor and 88 outlined in Special Provisions contained in the Proposal.

All bidders must be licensed contractors, as required by Chapter 136 of the Public Acts of 1946 of the General Assembly of the State license of Tennessee. Bidder's name and number must be placed on the envelope containing the contractor's bid. The owners reserve the right to reject any or all bids and to waive informalities therein. For further information. contact the State Airport Engineer, see Bureau Aeronautics, Berry Field.

Nashville, SULPHATE ALUMINA Bids will be received in the office of the City Purchasing Agent until 10 a.m. Tuesday, July 8, 1952. for furnishing to the City of Nashville. Waterworks Department, Sulphate of Alumina A period 1952 of one year beginning August as per. specifications on in the office of the City Purchasing Agent.

Room 209 City Hall. The City reserves the right 00 reject any and all bids. City of Nashville E. B. Smith.

Purchasing Agent Bids will be received in the office of City Purchasing Agent, until 10 a.m. Tuesday. July 1. 1952, for rental of 4 (four) new 4-ton trucks and (tour) new trucks. these trucks to be rented by the City for the use in the Street and Sewer program of City.

City of Nashville E. B. Smith Purchasing Agent Cemetery-Mounment WOODLAWN- -Garden Religion graves. Bargain. 6-1034.

WOODLAWN-4 grave lot. in best section. reasonable. 7-0402-J. Lost Found PIN-Pink Cameo with Fellow gold frame.

Lost Saturday, June 14. on West End bus or 5th Church thru Arcade to Nashville Trust Co. Sentimental value. Gift from war son. Finder please call Birdie Griffith, 4-8253.

REWARD. 28th WATCHMan's Ave.r No. lost Return. between $25 RE18th WARD. Mr.

A Rooker. 9-8621. Bta 234. or 4-1171, MONEY Will the lady who found It in the white envelope at bus station please call Mrs. Thelma Owen.

8-7457. Reward. DOG- German Police. black back, light breast and legs. Vicinity Moorman'8 Arm Rd.

and White's Creek Pike. Reward, 4-7989. MARE Roan mare lost from Fair Grounds, gentle and lame. 4-0333 nights. WATCH- Case lower part.

yellow gold with Elgin movement, $25 reward. G. W. Adkins. 56 Arcade.

GLASSES -Dark celluloid rim, gold rim. lost vicinity 12th Broadway. Liberal reward. 2-7707. Personals REDUCE If you feel, the need of exercise but haven't time, you can keep figure trim al the STAUFFER SALON.

Phone 6-8579. STUDENT Young lady attending Draughon's Business College desires to exchange service in home for room and board. Call Adam Deberry, 5-6579. DEBTS--I Am not responsible for debts made by anyone other than myself. Henry Jones, 4227 A Ferry Pike.

DEBTS -I A.m not responsible for debts made by anyone other than myself. Marvin B. Hunt, 3100 Wingate Ave. Convalescent Home Graduate nurse supervision, 8-6548 your babies up to 3 years old. DREAMLAND NUR BERY.

24-hour service, 3-1426. RIVES CONVALESCENT HOME Doctor's office in building. 24-hour nursing. Licensed. 6-0225.

CENTENNIAL NURSING HOME Special diet, 24 hour licensed nursing service, 7-2061. Snyder's Nursing Home Convalescents. Licensed. 3-0043 Belmont Day Nursery By Day or hour 2312 Belmont 8-5097 CHILDREN keep children day or night in my home. Experienced mother.

East. 3-1592. Inglewood Day Nursery Supervised activities and dies. 2-1813 CHILDREN KEPT Days, In my home, excellent cAre. 3902 Elkins, 97-3705 ACCOUNTANT Desires additional set of books to keep.

Phone 7-5863-W. EDGEFIELD HOME Lower and upper vacancy. 24-hour service, 5-8306. Davis Nursing Home Established 1931. License, 3-0401 5 Special Notices Watermelons 3c per pound Al E.

lackson 611 Third North WEDDING INVITATIONS Have them hand painted and framed. Call 7-4896. ANNOUNCEMENTS THE NASHVILLE TENNESSEAN, Friday, June: 27, 1952 45 Grading- OF ALL KINDS LARGE OR SMALL JOBS ACCEPTED ANYWHERE FARM WORK 5-6740 DIRT FOR SALE Rich top soil and 1111 dirt, $1.50 Load at pit. At end of Robertson Road. night.

Also Donelson delivered. 563-W Call day, 216-J. or SILVER PLATING Repairs. restorations. re-desiens.

Free estimates. 5-2205. Southern Finishers. 8th 8. and Archer.

Landscape Service Excavating, grading. hauling. Todd Landscape. 42-9507: 4-8246 Top Soil -Creek Gravel Excavating and grading Rufus Pace. 6-4865 PERMANENTS -011 $3.50.

Feathercut $4.50, Machineless $5.60. This ad worth $1 on 807 permanent. Arcade Beauty Shop (86). 6-9624, DIRT FOR FILLS Excavating work. 2-9971 PERMANENTS Creme Oil $3.50, MERRYMAN'S.

A 75 Any Arcade. permanent. 6-1070. FORMICA TOPS- On cabinets, counters. eto.

Free estimates. 6-7301. CARPENTER SERVICE SHOP DRESSMAKING- Alterations. suits. coats, blouses.

Sewing of all kinds. Waverly, phone 9-2768. WATCHES. PEARLS. JEWELRY REPAIRED 12th Broadway 5-8582 PASTURES OUT -YARDS GRADED Gardens plowed.

George. After p.m. 42-0660, 7-0013-R. DIRT General -For sale. hauling.

top soil Call and 9-9179. nights 8-6351. UPHOLSTERING- Refinishing. Cabinet work wanted All work guar anteed. Call 6-1353.

FLOOR SANDER--Edger and polisher For sale or rent 4010 Gallatin Road. 2-4646 LEARN TO DRIVE 2-6640 or 2-3059 Combining--Hay Baling Raking. 42-2576. 42-0077 Top Soil "The Best' Dozer shovel work. H.

D. Page, 2-7159 McAdams Tailors, 6-3500 Alternations Repairing Reweaving TYPING General done in home. Call 4-6902. Travel- -Transportation RENT A NEW CAR BUSINESS OR PLEASURE U-DRIVE-IT CO. 136 6th North, 6-3683 611 Broadway, 42-1871 Renters of Trucks and Trailers DETROIT-2 want pay penses, August 1.

Carter, 3-3468-M. LOS ANGELES-1951 Ford. take 2. leaving soon. BAKER.

9-4644. BUSINESS GUIDE Business Services Offered REMODEL A to Additions Roofs Siding Masonry Block Foundatiuns Tile Decorating Bathrooms Basements Brick Work Garages Concrete Painting Gutters Asbestos Siding Attics Floor Leveling Apartments Complete Cabinets Homes. Etc. FREE ESTIMATES EASY TERMS BONDED, LICENSED, INSURED K. W.

Liebhart Co. GENERAL CONTRACTORS 408 12th SOUTH 42-8378 Home 9-6381 REMODEL "ROOF TO BASEMENT" PAINTING ROOMS APARTMENTS BATHS ADDITIONS BASEMENTS ATTICS MASONRY CONCRETE KITCHENS TILE WATER CABINETS PROOFING PLAYROOMS SWIMMING ROOFING POOLS FOUNDATIONS SIDING DECORATING CUTTERS ESTIMATES NO MONEY DOWN 36 MONTHS TO PAY "NASHVILLE'S LEADING HOME REMODELING and REPAIR EXPERTS" NASHVILLE HOME CO. Division of C. I. ZEUTZSCHEL CONSTRUCTION COMPANY GENERAL CONTRACTORS LICENSED BONDED, INSURED 4-3571 701 12th 5.

5-5632 ATTIC FANS Cool -Stay Cool For Free Estimate Call ACCURATE HOME IMPROVEMENT CO. 28-3711 Nights 44-7-3875 Get Our FREE ESTIMATES repairing, remodeling SIDING PAINTING All materials and labor guaranteed. SMALL MONTHLY PAYMENTS Call today ELLER BROS. Madison 7-3357 36 MONTHS TO PAY Industrial Commercial and Homes Construction--Remodling Large or small, all Types of alterations. Free estimates.

HARLAN. COMPANY 2915 Gallatin Road 2-3345 Nights 2-5729-2-7151 WATER WELLS Municipal, industrial. Home wells drilled. tested, any depth. size.

place with modern factory equipment. C. K. Anderson Drilling Co. 8-3614 or Mobile WJ2-7248 If No Answer Call 4-9494, Concrete Work Blocks--Brick--Stone Driveways, underpinning drainage RIPPEY.

2-7382. SCREEN TIME Any type new or repaired. Free estimates '36 months to pay. All Weather Insulation Co. 4-1372 42-5406 BULLDOZER WORK Excavating and hauling: also Ing; grading: bushbogging.

Ponds and lake building. C. T. NEAL SONS 6-9657 Nights 3-2365-J: 42-0867 Septic Tanks Cleaned out door toilets. overflown, pipe lines unstopped.

Licensed County Health. Call F. W. FRAZIER, anytime. 6-8858 BUILDING- REMODELING LONG Rooting, Siding.

Painting Plumbing: Foundations. Concrete. GENERAL CONTRACTING co. 1421 Norvell Ave. Call 28-11831 Business Services Offered BLOCK- STONE CONCRETE WORK General hauling.

Driveways, Overflow work. 2-4178 BULLDOZER Excavating. gradine. clearing. bushbogging.

Operator 12 years expertence. Phone Donelson 466. SEPTIC TANKS 30 Gallon or flat price. pipes unstopped free, Licensed. County Health.

Modern equipment. D. 8. HARTMAN, 9-59731 6-8394 INSULATION Blown in Rock Wool, Metal Weatherstripping and caulking. ALL WEATHER INSULATION CO.

42-5406 TREE SURGERY No job too small, no trees too large. topping taking down. Free eati mates, insured and bonded. LAND CLEARING CO. 9-1327.

9-4041. Floor Sanders Rent We rent professional size sanding machines. FRED HATHCOCK SONS 4th S. "A Lafayette St. 5-3168 Paint Sprays For Rent DAY OR NIGHT FRED HATHCOCK SONS 4th Ave.

8. Lafayette St. 5-3168 PLUMBING REPAIRS MELROSE PLUMBING CO. 4-8431 Water Wells WAGGONER EARLS. 4.0053 SCREEN REPAIR THE BEST MATERIAL PRICE WORKMANSHIP AND SERVICE THOMAS WRIGHT 3-5700 CARPENTRY -Remodeling.

additional rooms. new garages Free estimates on any kind of repairs. 36 months to pay. Call days 9-6073: nights 2-0736. DIRT- -TOP SOIL And Days fill 3-1017: Excavating and 9-9521 gradine nights Water Wells B.

E. SEARS. 3-3706 UPHOLSTERING At reasonable prices. Latest samples. All work guaranteed.

Phone 42-1937. TREE SURGERY Spraying. pruning taking down Licensed. bonded. WEBSTER.

4-6790 Hardwood Floors Laid, sanded and finished CARS Washed and cleaned experienced. Call 5-2026. SCREENS- DOORS REPAIRING Pree estimates, H. L. LAMB.

3-2002 ACE METAL WORKS Roofing. guttering. siding, otd or new. 333 Trinity Lane. 2-5352, GRADING- SODDING Driveways built.

overflows. cesspools 2-5367. ASPHALT PAVING Driveways, parking areas. 6-4431 ROOF LEAKS STOPPED SOUTHERN ROOFING CO 5-7506 Block Concrete Work Painting. drainage, repairs.

3-2364-J. SEPTIC TANKS Cleaned RICH RICHARDS 2-0667 WELLS DRILLED A. R. BELL SON, 1064 Zophi 2-2196 ROOF LEAKING? HENRY P. McCARVER 5-5561 PLUMING- 6-5464 24 Hour Service, Jack Ward.

2-2070 DOZER WORK GRADING Basement work, farm clearing, and ponds, small bush bogging. Large jobs. DAys 4-3332. Nights 42-5304. DIRT Good black barn fertilizer, cinders.

rock, coal. Large or small fills made, Hauling, MAHAN'8 GROCERY 8-9230 FOR THE BEAUTY OF YOUR HOME 310 SELLERS Chestnut St. "BONDSTONE" CONSTRUCTION 4-6384 CARPENTER--Repairs, finished, roofing. midnew addiPainting. Free estimates 9-0503: 9-2426.

CARPENTRY- Foundations. leveling. Painting. Free estimates, Guaranteed, Hazelwood 6-2047. ROOFING GUTTERING Roof repairing.

All work guaranteed. Chas. T. Burton. 6-9515.

CARPENTRY block concrete, work Cook. FREE 3-0707-W: ESTIMATES 28-2461 SIDING rooting. guttering. roofs painted, leaks stopped. Estimates, GEO.

W. LYNCH. 4-6318. HOMEBUILDING Or remodeling, 25 years, satisfactory service. PHA terms, McGowan.

3-1863-R. FLOORS Hardwood refinished with pure shellac, Workmanship anteed. 6-1931. SCOTT PIERCE. BUILDERS OF HOMES FREE ESTIMATES W.

L. STEVENS 4-6185. 0-4385 YARD GRADING Bush and bee work. WILSON GRADING Co 42-4206. 5-4395: 6-7555.

Roofing Guttering screens. 28-1486. 2-9670 ROOM ADDITIONS M. CHAFFIN SONS. 9-1238 CONCRETE WORK Retaining wall.

remodeling. 7-1933 REMODELING Compare our prices. 42-3575 FOUNDATIONS Jacking 0D, house moving Post-sill work Repairing MR. HUNT 6-8846 BRICK A BLOCK WORK Concrete work. all kinds.

C. C. Pendleton. 2-0485. CONCRETE Poured finished base- block work.

foundations, porches, ments. 20 years experience. 28-3090. CARPENTRY Jacking -up. foundation work.

painting free estimates. Call NORRIS, 8-4402. CARPENTRY Painting, roofing. new concrete porches. Free estimates, REED.

8-3209. BUILDING- Remodeline. Repairing. Painting. Reference, Free estimates.

Terma, F. A. VEACH. 2-5470. WORK- Repair, carpenter.

blocks. concrete, septic tanks. Jacking up. basement MIM8 2-1935 REMODELING Small or large Jobs, cabinets. also Cherokee Construction Co.

42-0900. CARPENTER Work, No Job too small or too large. Free estimates. ARTHUR KENT. 5-3384 CINDERS $3 load delivered.

Driveways built Work guaranteed. 2-6893. Gutters--Free Estimates Work guaranteed. -42-5172. 5-0985 Fill Dirt Crushed Stone Dump Truck Haulind.

2-5789 9 Repairing and Cleaning HEATING SERVICE Cleaning. Repairing of Gas. Oil and Coal Heating Equipment Expert Maintenance WHITE APPLIANCE HEATING CO. 2714-16 West End Ave. 7-1208 FURNACES VACUUM CLEANED $3.50 Stoker Service.

ALLEN. 8-9030 VENETIAN BLINDS Cleaned in private home. 30c per blind. 3-4374-J. 10 Electrical Repairing 24-HOUR SERVICE Authorized repairing for GENERAL ELECTRIC PHILCO.

CROSLEY. NORGE, FRIGIDAIRE. MAYTAG. KELVINATOR. All makes washers and refrizerators repaired.

Work fully guaranteed. Prompt, effielent service by factory trained men. Pree estimates. MODERN APPLIANCES 909 Church St 6-7682. 5-3580 Nights and Sundae 2-7966 Appliances Repaired Factory experienced service men repair all makes of radios.

Coldspot refrigerators, Kenmore washers and Electric Ranges. All work guaranteed. BEARS ROEBUCK CO. 42-2531 Station 11. 11 Moving.

Storake. Hauling SHAFF TRANSFER STORAGE Local-Long Distance Moving. Overnight Service, 7-0455 BUSINESS GUIDE 11 Moving. Storage, Hauling Rent A Truck Low Rates MOVE YOURSELF. SAVE LOCAL OR LONG DISTANCE WE FURNISH GAS OIL U-DRIVE-IT STINSON.

4-6885, PAPERING Estimates free. sonable. reliable. Marshall. 1206 Fidley Blvd.

6-7404. WALLPAPER CLEANING $1 UP Painting, general cleanine. FRITH. 7-0370-M. PAPER CLEANING Expert work.

CAMPBELL. 9-5475 EDUCATIONAL Instruction CAREER JOBS For Young, Mature, and the In An average of 10 calls for each graduate. Age no handicap properly trained Streamlined courses prepare quickly for 1m- mediate placement in interesting dignified positons at hebest Arles in history. New classes Ine now. Draughon's Business College 131 8th N.

5-6579 SHORTHAND IN SIX WEEKS SPEEDWRITING Typing Ontional No Symbols. No Machines. Uses ABC'S. Over 100.000 graduates. Day or Night Register Now.

Free trial lesson given. Call 4-7783 or 0-9910. SPEEDWRITING INSTITUTE Third Floor YMCA Bldg IT'S NOT TOO LATE To join secretarial. accounting, and business day of night classes. free placement service.

write, phone. or visit Fall's Business College 8th at Broad 6-7714 ENROLL NOW South's Finest Beauty College. MeGOWAN DYE Beauty College 210 Bide. We Know We Know Cosmetolozz. BEAUTY CULTURE Best Trainine, Low Rates.

NASHVILLE BEAUTY SCHOOL Nashville's Oldest Re Largest, Pifth N. Phone 5-9154 COMPTOMETER- The only Official School in Nashville Short, easy course. Low tuition. Free life-time placement over the world, 708 Nashville Trust Bide. 6-7962.

EMPLOYMENT 14 Help Wanted Female CO. "RENTERS OR CARS TRAILERS" 611 BROADWAY 42-1871 WE NEVER CLOSE Dump Trucks FOR RENT MATTHEWS, DRIVE. 221 McLemore St. 5-5618 DURHAM STORAGE TEL. 6-0453 MOVING Local and long distance ACME MOVING STORAGE 5-2136 Nights Donelson 380-M 12 Painting and Papering PAINTING K.

W. Liebhart Co. DOWN 3 YEARS TO PAY BEST MATERIALS A-1 1 WORKMANSHIP Satisfaction Guaranteed 42-8378 408 12th S. 9-6381 Venetian Blinds Cleaned, Repatred. New Paint rolled on with Roller Coating machine.

Factory trained. experienced emploves. All work guaranteed. New cord and tape for sale. Spurlock Carter 1300 3rd Ave.

N. Phone 4-7504 PAINT HEADQUARTERS FOR EAGLE PICHER Sold or applied. Free Estimates. 30 months to DAy All Weather Insulation Co. 4-7372 42-5406 FREE ESTIMATES On your Painting, Papering and General Repair Work.

36 Mos. to pay. Prompt service by experienced labor HUNTER BROS. 5-5188. WALLPAPER 100.

150 20c single roll. D. MANNING CO. 700 N. 1 at Bb, 6-8402 Painting All Types Papering O.

T. Work Cunningham. guaranteed. 7-3139-J EstiPAINTING -Papering Specialize in 7 edge work. large or small Jobs.

16 years experience, Work guarC. BAGGETT 4-7687. PAPERING Painting, cleanine, paper steaming. plastering: years experience. R.

L. SPEED. 7-1366. PAPERING PAINTING Plastering Reasonable room R. Stephens.

5-0835 Painting- Steaming Plastering Davis 97-6429 Painting Decorating G. B. Cummings, 2-7397. 2-2714 PAPERING -Painting, plaster patchink. samples shown.

Free Eatimate. Work guaranteed. Whited 2-4430. PAINTING--Inside and out. general repairs: estimates Cripps, 9-2510 Sexton.

9-5389. Painting Papering Patch, plastering ATIERLE. 97-5490. Papering- -Painting 44-7-3065 PAINTING -DECORATING With down. Best reference.

COLORED GIRL TO FOLD SHIRTS Apply in person to Mrs. Barrett, NORWOOD LAUNDRY 1605 Church St. RECEPTIONIST Attractive girl. General office work. some light dictation Previous perience unnecessary, Good salary.

group Insurance. paid vacation. Write BOR R-2516. Banner. Tennessean.

elvine age, marital status. education. past experience any. and telephone number. LAUNDRY HELP Need several colored girls.

expertenced in Feeding and Folding flat work. Also Shirt and Family Press Operators. 5 day week. good pay. Apply to IDEAL LAUNDRY Third Woodland WEARING APPAREL OPERATOR Experienced colored.

Good pay. Paid vacation. Apply AMERICAN LAUNDRY 606 Main St. Advertising Assistant Must have some experience in some phase of advertising. Will start as beginner with chance to establish future career.

If you have experience in office work. explain in Box R-2726 Banner -Tennessean. detail: state salary expected. to ZH A A CO WO ZO 0 w0.