The Tennessean from Nashville, Tennessee • Page 36

I I Dp A. Mertz tx-AUDurn ureal imn BUSINESS GUIDE BUSiNISS GUIDE A Life At 0-i Services Today Heart Victim fWmnen S.r.'e i'LACKlOP DRIVLWAYS fi.v-.te I I Mov.ng jforua i TRUCKS FOR RENT 1 P'd'iiDi Van', St.ilrs Tract-rs i iifiilM Lo ound HlRTZ PENLA-TPUCK ua rtur i tv i a srir RHtVlCE Ine 1H M-i e.n si nun Co Al. Moilhi i.V'l 1 1 i' 1 1 I Y) 1 etih' rtof'i" f'' it l.iut i Ke siiffere.l an att.ick at his I home arout 12.30 a ni, an. I 4 JS fab -a t. I fr I 1 CON OMDATfD Ai fOe-p I hi i ROOMS GARAGES I DENS I 'v r-i- 1 hsi i I MAX IE BIENERJr I I I i I'.

I -nt i i 1 i Former Personnel Director for Seers Died Yesterday MlT.FREKSPOr.O f-rul A. MerU. -P; cf ill i. st 3 p.m. icicy fit Woo.Jfm Mc niorial chapel.

Burial will be in Kvprcroi-n IMS I- i lv Ins .1 I t'V ''I lv 'I v'i I I 'I I 1 i l'li-r mr 4 or I'Y i MOVING HAULING" "moving oITauling' 111 sl II IV, 13 rear 35 Iron Lore Violent crrr! 33 Footed a-e A-f-nt :2 llisli in 37 Tar PrastlNABIB CA a-nn ti iVIM'i AMI HAI'T I f'C A I. AN IiN'l DISTANCr I IN.d'I'tll Al, CA -27ei rushed to a hospital where he ded at 2.15 a llitrhroi-k, I10 miiU1 have hern tS nrt SumUv. li.i'l ciininl.tlned JS C.nvludi-s 4 7 'iKiia 51 Soatter, as hay J2 lab.) REMODELERS INC. 1 i n. a sf i.r.l I 1 tf' "I-n Mrv I't: I A H-iri, A I inni CIlHrlM If It I.

ail of Ki-M-mn. 1' tlmerl Jl 4.h1 A.r. Niicrf tunfial m-hm-. b' hf.a FmUv moinc-ir sl tn 1 a Toly stature 40Fxputtg swings 41Vrir.i :4Co.mic ordtr 27 Darl.nj 43 Trar.saction 28 Indolent 4 4 H.ndu robe Painting; and Papering PAPERHANGING Let Sr.irs ln.t.i'l W.A It ll-I adles. while eol.t iron Is, rliloevlope h-sret -i' puaid lost, BvumUv He ard CY i I 0 A.SHKS-Ps' horn rim.

loi on t'elween Clvin sod nm-mercf Kruat.t WMCll lovl. ladies tllli'll tn.t watch with iiuiibU Jl l1 ail Vr. 2-tlvHI rcmptrry. The tioily is at the fu-rfrsl home. Mr.

Mertz died early yesterday In Rutherford hospital, after an illness of two years. For 18 years, he whs personnel director for Soars, Koeluirk and company of ChicaRo. World stor-n wool In.iil.M.m I floot covrnna en PAfil'lSu Interior, este-lor. l.m-Pi's .1. own.

free estima'es Sstis. Si'ntee Y. L. ABfcR- NAI1IY. I I-IHI, CA 7-3850 rW'K'lINll AND PAINTING All iis'-ks iMiclie.t free, we an an- mil nv(.

fo.lrtms HoilOiBr. J- I'lPilO nt Put I Tie (O ivf 1' A ii. W. I 1 'rl Wrllifi. .1," Mailm Allily flftl Swrrnry nul I lK-Mi'- t'ritm.

ofii ii WooU. l)( )l i Mrslcan Chihualiua. (cn-alr. (Hiv. with preen liarnei.

lot len- iriinla! l'aik. I'Y PAUAKKIT while '-Sam." Inst In I iiai iotie Park. t'V S-SSitd n.i, SIM Al 4 S3 i rsi 13 "Water Wells Call Chv AndFf Ao-anrsn IVrill. irvx Cn Mimiriral lniln.tr al and Hctmo rM Onll-d nv Vntts At 4sl4 CV 1 M.O.' SeDtic Tanks of ehoFt pm previously hut never hrfnie suffered an Htt.ii'k. The fonr.er Aulmni Imlfhaok 'ns stundnut perfonner on tennis fo-tehed ttv (Viet Wynne at Autiurn 111 ltl.W,' 7,1 and 72.

He chosen on the AP All America team his senior year, Hitchcock was sleeted to football's National College of Fame several years ago. Surviving rip Ins widow, the former Pmothy Slnukey: two children. James Hol'i'il, li. unci Bobby, 10: two si -ten, Mrs, Joe Uttto of and Mrs Josh Collins of Opehka: four brothers, Fully, a coach for the Detroit Tigers; Juke, an electrical contractor at Auburn, "Pnvid of Fnlon Rod William Hitchcock, siipeiinteiulent of the public schools at I)eniopohs. yi'-'e Ir, f(lf.

estimatinn A- Painting Mt HI It TON AL 4-791J PAINTING In tie Oui.ide Plastering, psoering aatiata, Hon. JI'DKINM. I -m: PAIN'IING llrll BALLARD WA'lMllN, CY PONY -Brown sod white Shetland. Reward Call t'A S4; HOGS Pmim! in Uooillrllsville arra I a Ul ASSKri -Blue rim, blue case, losi Hospital area, CO 3 19 CV 1 .1 Out-ot-Toi Murfreesboro. Tenn.

MIRI. June 24. in PkuI Mnu, i fluniveii Mrs. Anni Iff Miit7. one mil.

Vviiimm 1... Mi, rtuttlit-r. ripi'al 25 26 Bedait 30 DismouR'ed 31 Interpret 32 Tardy 33 Chen rattle 34 Lank 35 Young do? 38 Native metals 39 Clydesdale 42 Paid notices 45 French annual income 46 Goddess of the dawn 49 lariats 51 Fawn 53 Fondle 54 Deter 55 Slip 56 Worms DOWN 1 Tattered 2 Martian (eomb. form) 3 Little flaps 4 Greek letter 5 Anatomical networks 6 Austere AND fSFVVER LINEa fLEANKn Mrv Bulimia (tun.tie. Miirlrrrs- OVFKFLOWH BtUL'l' HH'Ailllin iF i i L-J 1 'i li il LZZZZ" zz 1 1 1 1 1 lH 1 1 1p" Free inspeetiiin.

Ressonab'e Cl RIPPEY'S CA 8-7501 MODERNIZE -J if r. 4 i-, -J rree estimate, wort W'RTIKIi (, A S--I01 Painting inside and" OuT Piee ani.ed bvio; gimi'liiiiMirn, one hrollifr, Jnliii Mrru, Nrwmmii, t'a Mr Mfrt? Ii Woedlln Mrinnnal riirtPfl. ftticif tuiinl ill hfirj 3 Thurndsy. nv W. I) I'nmpri rv iirt Rfv Pul tocid Huiin Iniriinrnt Kvrrsifrn t'fniflpr.

Wooillui Mrmotial t'liap-rl in rhmiif. 4) Personals BLOOD DONORS ALL BI OOP 1VPKH NhfDtD Donor Fee Paid BLOOD HANK FOUNDATION lul Broadway, AL4 3. Burton's Nursery School Central. 1 Blocks ol West Kim In Momorum oeas.inanie lnsirei t'Y 2-6110 PAIN TING INMIHK A Sl) nur li years experience inlennr tie. ine It VYs.on.

Call day or night. I 5 tim FAINTING loilde-outslde oaperli.j repair. m.in'hs I'HIPBH BR is I'Y 1-3MI), CA I SSA1 Open a lo (I Hut much Infants 1 sv tfi lii a tears 3 ds CY TS. it Ufn Km frfi -ftlinin 77 HANi r.Y comr -v REPrMR Blocks, Stone Concrptr Rrtainins Walls At WORK GUARANTEED A. A NAPIFK, CA h-4 1 78 Septic Tanks CLEANED REASONABLE Painting Small Repair if As E-llmalea.

Norfleet I'll Mllsa CHILDREN KEPT 111 Due Went tll week UN 5-08 I MtfisTpFOClY Pt AYWHOOI Children slven best care wlnla tar ents work or vacation ktlt.S SIOCKKIT IW -IO(i6' IRONING Dons In home, oodblna area Al, SWEDISH MASSAGE Bv APPOINTMENT. AL U4 PAINTING liiieruir and esieiP PltEK r-STIMA I --h 1.1 IITNl'l- WILLIAMS At HONS CA 5241) DAY NIGHT CA 5229 je Kentucky Federal 3 "SEPTIC TANKS" Robertson Man Hit. Killed by Truck PAPERING PAINTING. Steaming, plaster patching All work gtiaran'eed lUrtmann CO 2-547, PAINTING I nsidcTOuf rree estimates CA 7.2104 PAINTING, PAPERING Clesned. Repaired.

New overflows Paul A. Mertz 17 teacher at Nashville tT oin memory of Peter 8r who pa-i-ed away June H.8. Since the day ytm wnit sv. (ih iiow 1 miss jou dav by iy. He jou oil Miildeuly.

We cOiiid not say gnoUlm-o sU-ep in peace my turln g. In my heart yoii will aiv.av slav Badly missed bv wife, son, dautili-trr-in-law and srandsons Bl 111 III, I In loving memory of Virgil Rut-li'tlge. who pawed aasv 8 years so today, June IS. D) "Hie yeaia may tome, I lie yean may go, Bill, Dear Had we mhe you so Tiie tune lias passed, but never the pain, And one day, well bs together again Mildred. Vercie.

Helen, Norena IUI Mi-ln loving nienniv nf Luther 11. Youiu, who passed away June 3i, I :7. No one knows the silent hran ache. Only those who have lost can tell, 01 the grief that's home in alienee. For Ihe one we loved so well.

Sadly missed by Wife A Chlldim Newspaper Printing Corporation ACENT THE NASHVILLE TENNESSEAN Morning-Sunday NASHVILLE BANNER Evening ivrotois HON SN TRASMl I.ASMI ir AinmiiMNu ku (Rates Belon 4pul lo ail t'lirid 4il.prti.lna rliinalini iinMi ion-mile rsitint (he I'ltf of Na.hTlll.) Din) clssMiiK ens ere uuminhra tlisl in fill NASHVIU.B lENNFriSKAN end III be oublMhrrl stein en (be stm dsr TUB NASHVIUE AN Nh'H Publication In the Sindsn NASHVlLLa lENNKSPrTAN I. nnunttd et one 1 Day Sunday Bilo-Llne 1 Day Dally t0o Line 4 Days 36c Line 7 Days Sic Line Dell Bett Quoted ticlime Insertion both TH NAbMVltl.I 1 Ennkmsean Mnrnl'is end l'HE NA.iHVII.LE BANNgli gtenlnt Minimum Charge, 2 Llnea Jount Five Aniens i -tetier to the Llni The auove rates e.ppi to ennsecutlse n'ertlone onlt Hunts tei-srved to ciesslf? and mdri clansiliea d. e-Tordins to rules lovera-ms clansltiod ostee built "Don't tall UNDEItWcKin CH 3-1134 WIIJ HAY CASH fllH O'amond from atarat Ud vVTINSI EIN Ai Ci) 22, (Ith AveN Hit APPHIFW SLIPCOVEttS Piompt, Insured.VA i-5679. UN 8-9539 na TT a u'ub liiu in ilia 4nr. BUILD.

RPMODKL, FHA TEltMS llooms. cat purls, garages founda BEDSPlilf Aim made to order Hand Painting, Repair Work tliins, house leveling, concrete, as-brsim eidiiii Fie estimates Lester Moor CY 7-9706 ernment by the firm for personnel' SPRINGFIELD. Tenn A Rob-worlt county man was hit hy a truck and fatally injured in front Retired 10 Years Arjo of his )l0me on the f.C(,ar Hl. After th war, l.e became per! Barren Plains road near here yes- ,1 FIV A It 1 18 AM 9-9517 made or inarhliie, AL ATITNTION -Men, See our iive tlsemeni under cissslliiHtion It FIllKLIIY DI'lWllVK Al ADKMY HAVING A PARTY WALL WASHING Floor waxing wlndowa washed, eomplete boma rleanlna Cos-Una, AL Top Catering Service, ressonahle PAPERING Samnlea shown $4 II III UL lll.O.U, prices Al. 6-5544.

CY 7 S1HII room Plaster nalrhlng no wall Mr. Mertz retired 10 years ago CIIHDRFN Kent In my home7 ing Call McCormlck, AL 4-60H9 wei-a. vsesi, isasniiiio prciiou, van PAPEIl CLEANING CY 40(17, Painted walls washed, floors washed PAINTSVILLE, Ky. Ova Ellis Roggs. 32, of Morehead, P.ural Development extension agent for 12 northeastern Kentucky counties, died in a hospital yesterday of injuries suftered Tuesday in an accident near here.

Claude Christian of Palntsville, the Johnson county agent, driver of the car In which Hoggs was a passenger, was critically injured, is a patient in the same hospital. Trooper Jack Music of the Kentucky state police, quoted Harry Phillips of Covlna, Ga that his tractor-trailer jack-knifed on a curve. The collision occurred two miles west of here. Phillips said he was driving a truckload of furniture from Augusta to Mt. Sterling at the time Colored Death Notice and waxed, PAINTING $7 "ROOM' RYCriLORED PA I lhe Bannei end The luinmnn el.o CHILDREN KEPT Any age Mother's loving care.

Gal latin Rd, Reasonable OA 2349. PF.lt MAN ENTS Marhlnlesa 15 5(1 Cold Wave 17 50 ARCADE BEAU. TY Shop At. HA tllpstalra Retarded Child Bonrdcd Hnerlal Training, AL S0B I HO(. AVH Wednesday uinriiing.

June 24. Ins, at the lesldeiice of her (lauiililer. 2317 23rd ve Mrs I.lgtir Huiiins. Survived bv daughter. Mis.

Ella Henry; two soni. Messr. IH ur.iu,... Interior Exteilor. References.

Wil liam (Bill! Rader, I-4D50. EDUCATIONAL IIW.I1I Ul this city, and Elina Wilson of CAftE For older women, attractive home, good food, television. Rea IS Instruction School! sonable. I.lrensed. C0 3-1HJ8.

rfscrtre Hie rtiht to revue or riJecl oullon en tdvertlslns winm is d-emrd oluenllunelile either In euhlrct matter or hreeolof Boi Nuinpfi eodrrm requires 4 words Notice of typotraphlrtl errors must be Itven In time for oorrectlon before Uis leiono insertion Office Hours: Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to p.m., Saturday, 8 am to 12 noon; Sunday, p.m. to 7 TELEPHONES Alpine 5-1221 ALpine 5-5401 unci came to Murfreesboro. At the same time he became a salesmen instructor at the University cf Tennessee's Nashville exten-ion. He held that position until his illness.

He was a native of Llnfield, on of John A. and Clara Reber Mertz. Received Ph.D. Degree Mr. Mertz was a graduate of I'rsinus college In Pennsylvania nd received his masters degree from Columbia university and his Ph.D.

from the University of Pennsylvania. In 1914. he married Annie Lee fox of Murfreesboro. who survives. Other survivors are a son, Wil-iani L.

Mertz, Ponelson. a lavifrhter. Mrs. Barbara M. Goenne.

Murfreesboro; a brother, John E. Mertz, Newton, and two grandchildren. i-irasaiu. aister. Mrs.

Huttie Boyd nf Indianapolis Ind nlher relatives and Inemis Remains are al T. Km-ketl and Bon. Fuueial arranseinents are Incoiniilete and will be announced later. T. T.

Hockell, and Sou. directors Special Notice! or the crash. Music said the investigation of The victim. George Stroud. 73, died about two hours after admittance to Holman Jones hospital Bob Nelson, 30.

of Nashville, driver of the soft drink truck, said Stroud ran into the road in front of him, Nelson swerved and the truck ran off the right side of the road, through a fence, and into a field. Bobby Fisher, about 23, Nashville Nepro who worked on the truck with Nelson, suffered minor cute and bruises. Nelson was unhurt. Investigating officers described the accident as unavoidable. Services for Stroud will be held tomorrow at 10 a.m.

at Associated Funeral home here. Burial will be In Elwood cemetery. A son of Sim and Zana Farmer Stroud, lie was a member of Porter's Chapel Methodist church and a native of Robertson county. Survivors include two sons, Carl Stroud of Cedar Hill and Don Stroud of Nashville; four dauch-ters, Mrs. Brenda Carter of Chattanooga, Mrs.

Edward Cobb of Nashville, Mrs. Joe Lemmon.s of Phoenix, and Mrs. Carl Baldwin of Adairvllle, neven grandchildren and six great AIIDY -Suddenly Tuesday evenlns Seotic Tanks CLEAMFT) Overflow built. CY 7-25l) or CA 1-9145 BLACKTOP DRIVEWAYS Work anaraiiteed A flnsnclna CKAItl.lE KENDALL UN '--OH i Res UN I 5 WATERWELLS" PFINSON-Ifiis Pennocir Ay Pall CA after REMODELING Aii.tltlons, Rooiin. Dens.

Oarsgeg C. W. ARNOLD. CO S-HSft Blacktoppinfi Ousrsnteed work Free Estimates Terms fteastryable CY -B4B'a REMODELING He.lrlentlal and eommerclal biitldlnt. hrlrk block, stone frame Paneling our sperial'y CA 1-1355 DITCH DIGGING Senile tanks, overflows built.

wir sewer line. Medley, UN i-0074 Remodeling Additions New homes In your plans and apart-f railnns CallJTW i-MOil Overflow Repair L'eensed Master Plumber, CH 2-2420 orCH 2-3244 FENCES Free estimate Rio Grands Kenea Co 115 Lafayatte, AL 4 (11161. anytime, rOZIliTR AXCA ATOII ilMADlNO. TOP SOIL, FILL DIRT Large and Hreall Jobs l-senn "te l-taas the accident has not been com pleted. BE A CLERK-TYPIST.

COMPTOMETER I ST, RECEPTIONIST, IN EIGHT WEEKS FREE PLACEMENT SERVICE ATTRACTIVE HOMES FOR SALE Mu5t be moved to mal way lor new Donckon Shopping Center. Old Lebanon Road, Cliffdale Drive Donelion. Call CARL STOREY, JR. Maury Chooses Martha Frakes COLUMBIA. Tenn M.rll,.

rinnme 10 local hospital. Mr Kidrldae iHlacy Ailamsi Vtnddy of ..21 14ili Ave. Survivors are w.fe. Mrs Mary Wadilv: sister, Mis Hyue of Indianapolis. Iml cousins, I step-son: other relatives and friends, Remains will rrn at hli lesidenie a above alier o'clock Friday evening.

Funeral services at the resilience Saturday afternoon 1 clock Rev. Holt and Rev Pitpalrlck citllnalliis; Flower hearers selected from the Usher Board No. I ol Olivet Baptist church. Pallbeaiera selected fioin Irlends Interment at Baihursdy, Patlun Bios service. Frakes, graduate of Columbia high school and an attendant in Maury county's beautv nmrcant for th' Bsnks.

larga Industrial establish meut' Government agencies, are In constant need ol General Of- Past two vears has heen elortnf flca Clerks, Comptometer Opera Colored Out-ol-Towe to represent Maury in the annual tors, Flling-lieceptinnuta Etc. HImpi. easy, practical enurses Dobson Gr Johnson 3id Nat'l Bank Bldn. AL 4-5941 Pulaski. Tennessee prepare nulckly Many other aal-ary-ratslng coursea to select from.

Mrs. W. T. Gray I Services for Mrs. William T.

Iray, 41, of Goodlettsvllle, who lied at 11 a.m. Wednesday, will be leld at 10 a.m. tomorrow at the First Baptist church, Tha Rev. Oscar Milton will of-'Iciate and burial will be in Spring Hill cemetery. The body Is at Cole Garrett funeral home, Main itreet, Goodlettsvllle.

miss uennessee contest in Jackson next month. She Is the daughter nf Mr nn4. New Classes si si soon Call at BHfO-. Suddenly Tuesday eventnf at 325 West College Munioa Bugg Survived bv his widow. Mrs.

Vir Mrs, E. H. Frakes Jr. of Myers onca Day Nlsiit, "-oay AIR CONDITIONED Fall's Business College sin at Broadway AL 8-3679 avenue. Announcement was made by Mrs.

Bob Wilhite, president of th'o Columbia Jaycettoa who sponsor HttTLFIt AND HKNHY Contractors. lJceiued. Bonded. Build Mrs. L.

D. Bailiff DOWELLTOWN, Ten n. Mrs. L. D.

Bailiff, 75, died yesterday of a heart ailment at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Charlie Moore, BABY Mrs. Gray died at the home ofi ing Rrmodelliis. Loans arranged A I. 4 3777 CA 7-1)746 BLACK TOP ASPHALT PAVING me contestant each year from this count v.

Miss Frnkrs- will nrosent TOP SOIL FILL DIRT EXCAVATING AND OrtAntNO Day CYT-524, nlghl AM -HtWfl NASHVILLE SUBURBAN Complete Lawn Service Reliable, dependable, references CY 1-2911 LEARN TO DRIVE Free Ee'lmates F11A Uriai a dramatic reading at the contest, of the Snow Hill community. IltHLDTRM PAVINO CO UL 9-51711 mi's, unite said. Services will be at 2 p.m. to ROOFING CUTTER I NG morrow at Snow Hill Baptist church. The Rev.

Flovd Hooper Csriinilrv, Rlock wrirk. No lob ton snmll, CA i-7280. will officiate and burlnl will bo in JOBS Odd lobs Carpentry, patch EASY METHOD Established His the church cemetery. The body is CY 7-52 24-hnur CY -170 t'lssterliig. roofing, painting storm wlnduws CO J-9535: CA 8-0132.

NURSES NEEDED Wis train women, rm 18-59, as Biby Nurut. Full or spare-time training. High School Education nnt nrces-iary. Enroll now for ln expensive courtie. FREE employment Afrvice.

EARN UP TO $15.00 A DAY For lull Information, without obligation, write SCHOOL OF NURSING Bok Z-JS775 Banner-Tennessean Civing arldiass, occupation, gfje, tele-phone niimher. at the home of Mrs. Moore. Mrs. Bailiff, the former Manda UPHOLSTERING CAItPENTRY Plastering painting.

Free Estimates. Terms. CO 1-SS rnnerela block, roofs, guaranteed AL 8-077S. CY 1-139 Edmoudaon Tramel, was a lifelong resident of DeKalb county, daughter of Shade TAYMON At TWII.LEY AL CARPENTRY Plastering, nslntliig Bulldozer and Grading and Elizabeth Jones Tramel. She was a member of the Baptist church.

Top-fill dirt Expert operator Quick ier parents after an Illness of ibout 10 months. The former Miss Lucile Moore, die was a native of Charlotte, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Moore, who survive, 'n 1940, she was married to WU-iam T.

Gray, a Du Pont employe, vho survives. Mrs. Gray was educated In the loodlettsviile schools and was jraduated from poodlettsvillo high ichool. She had lived near Good-ettsville most of her life. She was 1 member of the Baptist church.

Other survivors Include a daugh-er, Frieda Gray, Nashville; two 10ns, Tommy and Donald Gray, 10th of Nashville; three slaters, Mrs, Frank Smith. Mrs. N. J. Don-on, both of Nashville, and Miss Veil Moore, Goodlettsvllle; three brothers.

Murray Moore, Long Beach, Ennis and Jimmy Moore, Goodlettsvllle; and a Mrs. T. J. Madison. concrete block roofs, crosranieefi AL 8-0773.

CY -1013, Edmondsoll. Fl Finishing, new and old service. AL 4-8501: UN i-031L FLOWER8-NUHRKRY Survivors are her husband; two Workmanship guaranteed Prompt Sodding and landscaplna. shrubs service, HCOTT PIEllt E. AL B-iHilU other daughters, Mrs.

Lovelle ginia inisg: fliiughiers, Mrs, Johnnie Bugg Roberts. Jai ksonville, Fin Mrs. Martha Lou McLeinorr, Nashville, Mtse Wanda Bugs. Pulaski, ft sons, William Curtis, fitancel and Marshal! Bugg. all of Pulaski.

FN, Joseph Monroe Hung. 118. Navy, San Iran-Cisco, California, Airman 1st. Edward flues-. Hnllna, Kansas: one grandson, Stanley Rlrardo Bum; mother.

Mrs. Mnry Hu, Lviui. ville, Mrs. Adellade Rose. Lyiilivllle: one slater.

Mrs. Julian V. Dunnlvant; 2 brothers, Joe Husk of Columbia. William Bung. Pulaski, son-in-law, Carlton 0aiiliter-ln-law, Mrs.

Mary Louise Bugg. 2 slsters-ln-law, Mrs. Annie Lee Bugg of Columbia, Mrs. Amanda Bugg. Pulaski.

Tenn. Remains are at his residence. 321 West College st. Complete funeral ai raiigriuenta will he announced later. Uuren Ann funeral home, directors.

Hopkiniviile, Ky. CRENSHAW Tuesday, June 21, lu9, at Brooks Hospital, Hopkins-viLe. Ky. Mr. William Crenshaw, of 1107 Howell street, survived bv father.

Mr. John Crenshaw nf Indianapolis, lud five sisters. Mrs. Lillian Everett. 151 14th Ave.

of Nashville. Tennessee. Mrs. Louise Wilson o( Hnpklnsville Kv Mas. Bernlce Scott- of Detroit, Mich Mrs Vanda Dunaberk.

Indianapolis. Ind. and Mrs lielly Crenshaw of Cleveland. Ohio: one brother. Mr.

Otis Crenshaw of Hopklnsvllle. several nieces and nephews; other relatives and friends. The body rpnoses at Edward Glass Funeral Home. 4ns. South Main street.

Hopklnsvllle, Kv, where friends may visit with family nhlsi Friday, June 26th from B-tO pm. Funeral services Saturday. June 27 st I m. at Chapel. Rev F.

M. Corder and Rev. Lnsley officiating. Pallbearers and flowerbearers selected from friends, tnterment family lot. Kev Spring Cemeterv, Hopkins-ville, Ky.

Atena and Glass Hume In charge Edward Glass. Will Henr.v Johnson and Samuel E. Hooker iDlrectorsi, sprayed, trimmed. ferUlrr.ed. Free CROWDED ADD DEN-PLA ttOOM Keith, Liberty, and Mrs Alvie Tavlor, Route 2, Dowelltown Estlmates.CY -44J10, LEARN TO DRIVE llemndel Palming Prta estlmalea FHA terms VE 5-J448 CH Mrs.

Arthur Williams RED BOILING SPRINGS, Tenn. -Mrs. Arthur Williams, 73, of Red Boiling Springs, died early yesterday in Smith-Chitwood hospital at Lafe'yette, after a long; Illness. Services will be at 2 p.m. today at Bethany Baptist church.

The Rev. Elton Butler, the Rev. Sammy Cherry and Elder Garvin Williams will officiate. Burial will he in Bethany cemetery. The body is at Alexander funeral home.

Mrs. Williams, the former Stella Owens, was a native of Macon county, daughter of Thomas and Prudella Slate Owens. She was a member of Macedonia Baptist church. Survivors are 'her husband, a retired farmer and auctioneer; a son, Jack Williams, Red Boiling Springs; a sister, Mrs. Jim Prow-ell, Nashville; two brothers, Harley Owens, Tuscola.

111., and Hardy Owens, Humboldt, 111., and four grandchildren. three sisters, Mrs. Sally ANYTHING ANYWHERE ANYTIME DRIVK RITE TRAlNlNt)CYj-otiJ Tavlor, Murfreesboro, Mrs. Alma BACK HOE Motor Crane, new tqulp- MOTEL MANAGERS NEEDED A new ALL BKHVK'E Agency for Nsshyllla ror detalla CY 1-9695. "carpenter "work Keaton, Dowelltown, and Mrs.

Roy Cripns. Smithville, three rnent for rent by hour or con tract with operator, CA TARl7CAnK CLEANtNO Anv kind of building axperl.nred for brothers. Hershel, Charlie and Del 35 sears AL Complete Service. Quick, rellabn. ton Tramel, Dowelltown; six CAHPPN'TItY Building, repairing.

Men, women, couples, urgently grandchildren and two great relrrenres, AL 9-B544, CT S-rlH COMPLETE "LANDSCAPING grandchildren. ORAHS CUTTING (seasonable fraa concrete n.nia wnra. p.inons. free estimates. Cook.

CA7-I16f) CEMENT WORK estlir.atea Drpendanle AL 1-5921 11 1 li ii Mi IRC FOOD FOR YOUR FOOD All kinds, no lob too small. AL 4-5733 for details on "better wav of liv "PLUMBING ing. write PO box 697 Nashville needed. HiRh earnings. High School education not necessary.

Short, Inexpensive course. Spare time training. Free boot let. WRITE MILLER INSTITUTE SJMI ATTENTION Women. Bee our ad Terms low as 115 month.

AL 4-8504 PATCH PLASTERING Work giiainiileed CA 1-1254 Will vertisement under classlilcailon it FIDELITY DETECTIVE ACADEMY PLAY PUTT-PUTT GOLF Clipping good for free rrplev Fit AN KLIN HI), and GALE LANE LEARN TO DRIVE Giving address, occupation and tele FOIl BUTTER Hl.Ot'K WOltK and chimney repair CALL FOSTER, AL 8-S7H3 phone, number. Box -23776 Bsnrier-7nnetan. Mrs. James B. Derting LIBERTY.

Tenn Servlees tnr 8HFKTROCK Hinging, finishing. ACM DRJVERS CO 2-61154 OARDEN8 Plowed, discing, grading plaster repairs I hat don crack. Joelton Dry Wall, CH 2-4134 MASONRY CUTTERS yards, mowing, ditch nigging, BAl MAN-lursdav. June 21, et IiIh heme. tluS W.

7 111 St fo-Inmbls. Alnahem Bauinitn. as fi. Survived by wile. Yelie K.

Heu-nien, end one son. Heiold 1. Ben-men. both nf Columme. h'unPtHl Krinar.

10 30 a st, end Cumbs. S'll Ave. No. by Rabbi Bernard II. Bloom The body will be at Oaki-s and Nichols funersl home.

Co. liimbla, until Friday rnorninc. Palll.eareis: Frank Cover. A. J.

Bmall, Oave Gordon, lsadoie Pan-laniis. Joe (Irossman. Milton Feld-man, Bol Davis, Dlrlc Heir, llon-oiary: It. M. MrKsv Dr.

Flrannr Wllliainson. Knhert Churrh Barrow, Johnny Otdcoiiib. Frank Kliellon. Dr. Roy E.

Oallowav. Ronald Sharp. Frrd Evans. Judee Pride Tnmlinson. Ror Orern, t-tar Hardteuti, A.

Pfchlrs. W. A. Epi. Interment Tciuule cemetery, Nashville.

BVRD Wednesday mornlns. June 34, at 1:15 o'clock at a local infirmary, Martin Alovslua Byrd. Hurvived bv his wife. Mis. Cleorma Fulshum Byrd: srandson.

Mitrtiu A. Byrd II; 4 sreHt-Rriinrtrhlldren; deurhter-ln-law. Mis. Frank B.vidi sisters. Mrs.

F. J. MnCarthy, Mrs. John J. Mitchell, Mrs.

E. Brlel-malre. all of Nashville. Mrs. ('.

B. Zumer, of Louisville, Ky Remains are at his home, 381 Murfreesboro Rd. Funeral Friday morning. June 2rt. Ii9.

leavtnu at 11:30 o'clock, Iteatilcm Hish Mess at fit. Patrick's Church at 10 o'clock. Interment Calvary Cemetery. Honorary pallbearers will be: Orome Lonan Jr John P. F.

L. Irwin, John Koonre, Albert Classer. Mllei W. M. Martin 8r AusuH Lehman.

Frank Lehman. Lawrence Lynch, Campbell Jenkins, H. Stanley Ailfn. Dr Webster. ('.

Thompson. Tom Mrlntvrr. C. K. Taweirr.

W. 8. Kelley. Carp, er. Arthur Crouch.

C. Mender, Joe Bills, John Blevens, Dr. Frank Blevens. Ed Btrasser. and A.

VsnTrease. Active will he: Klmore Robertson. William Burns. John McRedmond. Robert Balte William M.

Hulan. W. A Btrasser. Carmack Cochran, and Theodore Weinke. Martin's, 2il Louise Ave.

CY L0610. 1 01. LI Eli Tuesday, Julie :3,195 at a locai infirmary. Maxia Coleman Collier. Survived by wife, Mrs.

Charlene Willis Collier: son, Maxle Collier Jr. Remains are at Rnesch-Patton company, 1715 Broad where funeral services will be held Thursday afternoon at o'clock conducted by Dr. James Henlry. Pallbearers: A McCoy, Joel Wlsns, Khellry Oaruer J. A.

Clifford, Mr Edmund Bern. C.rady Farrlsh, John Bhock-ley. Fred Laskcy. Interment Mount Jullel cemetery. Roesch Patinn company JPhone At, 5-7467.

GRAY Wednesday mornlns- at 11 o'clock. June 24, 1659, at home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank F. Moore.

112 Drake Bt Ooodletts-ville. Mrs. Lucille M. Gray, aged 41 years. Survived by husband.

Wll-Ham T. Grav: children. Tommy, Donald and Frieda Gray, parents as above, all CloodlettsvUle; Bisters. Mrs. Frank Smith, Mrs.

J. Donlon, both Nashville, Miss Nell Moore. Goodlettsvllle: brothers, Murray Moore, Lonj Beach, Funis and Jimmy Moore, CloodlettsvUle: grandmother, Mrs. T. J.

Coleman. Madison. Remains at Cole rV Oarrett Funeral Home. Funeral services will be conducted Fnda mornlns June 2fl. at 10 o'clock, at the Madison First Baptist Church.

By Rev. Oscar Nelson, Pallbearers: Honorary: Employees of Dupont Cellophane Co. Active: N.J Donlon. D. clay.

Vernon Bpears. Frank Smith, Floyd Holt, and Douglas V'aunhn, Interment Spring Hill Cemetery, cole Garrett FuneraIDlrectors. KIRK Wednesday morning7june24" 1959, at his home. 4H4 Delaware Ave, Madison. Harold Kenneth Kirk, age 55.

Burvlved by wife, Mrs. Mar Houdeshell Kirk, Madison: (on, Kenneth Kirk, Washington, 3 sisters, Mrs. L. Countiss, Bruce, Mrs. Clyde Vaughn.

Bparla, Mrs. A. H. Miller, Sioux Falls. 8.

D.i brother. Osrar Kirk, Madison Remains are at Madison Funeral Home. 219 Old Hickory Blvd. Complete arranga- ments Jo be announced later. POM -Wednesday morning, Jiiiie 24.

19S9 at. a local Infirmary. Mrs. Winnie Pstton Powell, widow of the late Dr. W.

P. Powell. Survived by daughters. Mrs. I) V.

Johnson, Mrs. Frances Melrien both of this city, Mrs. Corbin Chapman of Chattanooga, 10 prandchlldren, 4 sreat-srandchlU dren, sisters. Mrs, Collier Fills, Miss Mable Patton. both of Well Point, N.

Mrs. Maude Anthony, Atlanta, brother, Robert L. Patton, Mornanton, N. Remains are at Roesch-Patton Funeral Home, 1715 Broadway, Complete arrangements will be announced later. Roesch-Patton Co.

Inc. Al'-ILl7liL RF.KK Tuesday afternoon, June 23, 1S59. at her home. 707 Fatherland Mrs, Nancy Elizabeth Reed. Survived by husband, Krt-ward (Dirk Reed; stepson.

Billy Edward Reed, both of Nnshvllle: two brothers, Howard Cart-w-rlsrht. Madison, and' Billy Orville Cartwrlghl, Nashville Remains reft at Ihe home of company, where funeral services will he conducted Thursday allernoon at 1 o'clock by Thomas J. Wagner, minister. Honorary pallbearer? Clifford Hesklns. Clarence Smith, Davis Whitley, Mack Ltinn, I).

ley Seweil, Leon Seweil, Charles W. 81ms. Ac. t-ve: Arthur Fisher. Joe Fisher, Joe Cartwrliht.

Junior Pewett, Karl Carttvrlght, Csrnell Cart-wright. Interment Lenpers Fork cemetery. Hillsborn. Tenn. Phil.

Iipb-Roblnton company directors. Colored In Memoriam dozer. Gehrig I'A fl-3741, CA 8-542H Mrs. James Brownlow Derting, 89, of the Adnnison Branch community, will be at 2 p.m. today nt Salem Baptist church.

mtisoN Chimneys, garages, patio. CA 7-9735 In loving memory of our father SAVE 50 BREAKFAST I SUITES $12.95 Used Wtstinghouti REFRIGERATORS i RICH TOP SOIL FILL DIRT, CY 11-5371 mm Iri and grandfather. Charles r. unci The Rev. Charles Franltlln son, who passed swsy years ago JOBS For Girls Only TOP PAf THIS PLEASANT WAY Bs a Bnectalist.

Ba a Secretary AN EXCITING CAREER TOP SOIL 9-PC. DINING ROOM SUITE $89.95 up USED COUCHES $19.95 up I- and 2-of--Kind 9.12 RUCS Only $5.95 USED TV 1 7" 21 SCREEN GUTTER WORK Guaranteed. Very peasonsbla Free Kstlmsti'S. CO BLOrK-nitlCK LAYING Painting Carpentry Repairs CALL CA 8-6789 Johnson and the Rev, J. C.

Walker will officiate. Burial will be in the church cemetery. The bodv is at CRUSHED BTONE. CALL CY 7-0260 the home. today.

June 25, UM. How ever Ions our lives may last, What ever land we view, What ever Joy or grief, be ours. We will always think of you. Sadly missed hy Mrs, Eva H. Bunch.

Daughter. Mrs. Alberta Harding. Mrs. Eva H.

Mr 8, T. Bunch Mrs. Roherth Halfarre. grandchildren. TOP SO I "THE BEST" rill-Oravel PAtltCA s-7159 Bulldozer Grading Mrs.

Dertimr. the former Miss WI have tha training program that will qualify you WE have the JOB when yon 95 WATER WELLS Ed NptTl; 3tJ0Felts CH 3-9Q74 Remodeling, Carpentry $4995 up Tod soli, K. BPARK8 UN 5 0D30 Mary Elizabeth Mathis. died Tuesday at her home, after a long Illness. COOD USED SPEED QUEEN WASHERS $39.50 up Qualified WRITS TODAY Nashville Business College L'nnrrete ana blork work AL 4-9474 Sodding and Grading Colored Card or Thanks 226 7th or call AL 6-6631 Washed away yards, banks.

CA 7-435 ELLISON BRICK. ntK'K, CONCRETE UNDERPINNING REPAIRS Insured. Call CA She was a lifelong resident of the Adamson Branch community, daughter of Richard and Annie USED 5-PC. LIVINC ROOM OUTFIT SEPTIC TANKS Overflows Backhne SAVE-USED 5-Pc. SOFA BED OUTFIT COMPLETE TRAIN For Employment As Electronic Service Technician Or Radio Announcer Contact Us Immediate! Ihe Family of Mrs.

Evelyn Ellison wishes to thank their iiunv friends for kind deeds, floral designs, condolences and all other acts of kindness shown during the illness and death of their beloved wife Sister. Mr. Hay Ellison Mr. A- Mrs. Milton Robertson For Information about Job oppor- lutiiues and oemnnlni dates of work bv hour or contract.

Call CY 7-97M) af lrr i "ROOF LEAKS' STOPPED Southern ftoofing Co AL 7506 ADDITIONS RFMODsTLINO GENE'S BUILDINO BKttVICt rW 6-3313 CO 3-1334 s4900 up BP new day and night classes. Ap proved for Veteran Training Mid-Soutb Electronics Inst 4V' 1 -v LAWN MOWING ASONA Jiljj AL 4-7872. Bulldozer Top Soil FINISHED ORADINO CA l-OIIJ SLIPCOVERS Drapes. Bedspreads Tailoring. Reasonable 15 a professional gxuertenca CY i-4i6 DIRT Good black, Lawn Mowing Yard work hsullri any kind MAHAN'8 GROCERY.

AM 9 9150 DRAPES. SLIPCOVERS" Bedspreads EtoNAPIER, CA -75 UPHOLSTERING HEARS 8. 211 BTosdwsy AL S-pes ANNOUNCEMENTS Pistol Mathis. Mrs. Derting was a member of Cave Springs Baptist church.

Survivors are four daughters, Miss Essie Derting-, Route 1, Liberty, Mrs. Bertha Champion and Mrs, Sheliah Nokes, Gassawav. Mrs. Willie Hill, Woodbury, five sons, Will, Hsriam and Roy Derting, Liberty; Hobart Derting. Goodlettsvllle; 13 grandchildren, and 16 great-grandchildren.

W7-23rd Ave No. CY 1-0450 Legal Notice l-B BUILD-Remodel-Repair-Drywell tltnata-raference-terms A vaacp Sons CO 2-5470 CY 1-0151 ICE CREAM B'ds be received In the office 9 Repairing and Cleaning Pay Only SI. 00 WEEK USED 1 STUDIO COUCH (Mikes Bed) 2 END TABLES 2 MATCHING LAMPS BLACKTOPPING GENERAL ASPHALT PAVINO CO TRAIN FOR WELDING MECHANICS DIESEL. AUTOMOTIVE BODY FENDER APPROVtO FOR VETtRANS DAY AND NIGHT CLASSES Free estimates CA 7-4150 Sofa, Chair, Wool Rug of the cuy Purchasing Agent unMl 10 am. Tuesday.

July 7, for furnishing to the City of Nashville General Hospital for a period of months Irom AukusL 1. lf59 to February I. 1960. Ire Cream as per specifications on til In the office nt the City Purchasing Agent room 209 City Hall. The City reserves the usht to reject any and all bids.

City of Nashville Reo: 1958 Hospltsl CY 1-6611 CLEANED FOR It 10 Electrical Repairing BUSINESS GUIDE APPLIANCE REPAIRS FACTORY AUTHORIZED SERVICES 8 Business Service! Ottered On rlsnses-Rerrlgerators and Air Conditioners Call B. SMITH Purchasing Agent Vaster oo oavmg trade tor your civilian military future Manv Modern Appliances ('actuates earn JlOO week and no rsiasriviiia Auto Diesel Couee CAB As CHASSIS Bids will be received In the office CH a-s6f)a 909 Church Bt Office 308 YMCA Nlrh' and Sundays TW A-6ns House Wiring New Old 3-Pc. Bedroom OUTFIT BED VANITY CHEST Air-rondii loner installed, wired. ELECTRIC HEAT-EASY TERMS HARDING ELECTRIC Licensed of the City Purchasing Agent until 10 a Monday. June 29, 1950, for furnishing to the City of Nashville.

Waterworks Dept. one only Chevrolet Series 60 Cub Chassis as per specifications on file In the office ol City Purchasing Agent room 2n9 Cttv Hall. The City reserves the rijht to reject any and all bids. City of Nashville MEN WOMEN Be Department Store Detective. Guard.

Watchman or Prlval Investigator Earn up to 14 00 an hour work locally or travel Send name, so-dress for Free application blank to determlns your eligibility IS YOUR HOME HALF CLEAN? HOLLAND SANI VAC I cleans the part of your homa you can't clean Warm air pipes, cold air pipm, chimney, tha entire heating system. Clean gas, coal, oil and warm sir heating systems. Ml of this for tha month of lung tor $12.93 Holland Furnace Co. 1102 Charlotta Ave CY 7-5336 Free estimates, day, night, AL 4-8020 Mrs. Thomas Dreaden ERIN, Tenn.

Services for Mrs. Thomas L. Dreaden, 66, of Erin, will be at 2 p.m. today at Erin Church of Christ. E.

M. Pinkley and the Rev, Eunis Crow will officiate and burial will be in Cedar Hill cemetery. The body is at Wiseman funeral home. Mrs, Dreaden, the former Clara Waynick, was dead on arrival at p.m. Tuesday at Clarksville Memorial hospital of a heart attack.

She was a native of Houston county, daughter of the late Dll-lard and Nancy Halliburton Way-nick. Survivors are her husband, a merchant here; four daughters, Mis. Carney Wright, Pnducah, Mrs. William Kirklntid, Clarksville, Mrs. William E.

Whitt, Madison, and Miss Male Dreaden. Washington, D.C.; seven sons, Bu-ford Dreaden. Columbia, Howard Dreaden, Clarksville, Erie, Charles Daniel, James Lowe and Edward Dreaden, Erin; sister, Mrs, Nellie Kelley, Erin; and 22 grandchildren. WE BUY. SELL OR REPAIR Sealed Unit Refrigerators Freezers and Alrcondltloners Work fully guaranteed AL 6-1891 FIDELITY DETECTIVE ACADEMY Box Z-02739, Banner-Tenuessean li waterworks uepi E.

B. SMITH Purchasing Agent It Moving Storage Hauling 95 49 DAIRY PRODUCTS Bids be received. In the Office up HELENA DYE'S BEAUTY COLLEGE "South Most Btauf'tu' and Prof re-sive Mode" and Conditionad Aooroved Vaterans V3f CHURCH STRtn of the Cltv Purchasing Agent until i PAY ONLY i S1.00 WEEK am luesday. July 1. lor luriilshln-i to the cltv nf Nashville Oene'al Hospital for a period of "ni ice ROOM ADDITIONS Baths, Roots, Foundations, Siding FREE ESTIMATES Piompt Service Financing Arranged Cope Const.

Inc. 2506 Franklin Road Res. AM 9-t236 Office CINDERS 3 LO AD DELIVER FT) Driveways built. Hauling any kind Work guaranteed. CO 2-68jJ.

SAVE Vi MOVE YOURSELF NUW FORDS OTHER LATS MODEL TRUCKS AVAILABLB LOCAL OR LONO DISTANCE FURNITURE PADS AND MOVING EQUIPMENT AVAILABLE U-DRIVE IT SYSTEM NEW LOCATION 143 6th No. CH 2-1871 ri-crini of COSMfOlOGY I BROADWAY FURN. BARGAIN CORNER -Y 13541 I706 21st Aye Six Months Irom Aumiit 1. Hi ill. t-u February 1.

19R0. Dairy Products ai specifications on file In the nt-Ic of the City Purchasing Agent room 213 City Hell The City reserves the right lo reject any and all bids. Ci'y of Nashville Req: Hospltsl full hms Oav Cor. 400 Broid (Open Monday Nifei 'til 8i30) CH 27325 USED DEPT. FOR H.

BROWN FURNITURE CO. SMITH rurchasmi Agent Itn at Broadway i iiumiiHi ihiiiiiiiiiiiii. i I uaVg. sArftsW as.