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5r I til jxnauy. wy winner nonors Johnny House Lottee Votes MASON. Mrs. Bertha louise i v-H Murfreesboro, Tenn. ODOM.

Martha Thursday August 12, 1976 at her residence 323 So. Academy. Funeral Monday August 16 at 2:00 PM from the Tabernacle Baptist Church on Halls Hill Pk. Rev J. W.

Biggers officiating. Remains will be conveyed to the Church at 12:00 Noon Monday and remain until time of services. Survivors are son, Mr. David F. Smith, Indianapolis, father, Mr.

Albert Odom; a very devoted sister, Mrs. Willie M. Myers; two brothers, Mr. Henry T. and Mr: William Odom all of Murfreesboro; daughter-in-law, Mrs.

Ella W. Smith, Indianapolis. Friends may "visit with the family Sunday August 15, 1976 from 7-9 PM af Killgo's Funeral Home. 'Interment Evergreen Cemetery. Arrangements by KILLGO'S FUNERAL HOME, SAMUEL E.

HOOKER J. C. HELLUM DIRECTORS. Denison, Tx Goodlettsville, Tenn DORRIS. Lillard-Age 65 of Denison, Tx.

Formerly of Goodlettsville, Thursday morning August 12, 1976 in Denison. Survived by wife, Mrs. Margaret Holland Dorris, Denison; Daughters, Mrs. Irene Sexton, Chatfield, Ohio, Mrs. Josephine Checkers, Fowler-ville, Michigan, Mrs.

Elizabeth Shelton, Ecorse Michigan, Mrs. Eunice Vickers, Taylor Michigan; Sons, Lewis Dorris, James Dorris, both of Denison, Floyd Dorris, Taylor, Michigan, Melvin Dorris, Springfield, Twenty-nine Grandchildren, Four Great Grandchildren. Sisters, Mrs. Rosie Osaile, Goodlettsville, Mrs. Eveline Li-meback, Riverview, Michigan Brothers, Wesley Dorris, Cedar Hill, Edgar Dorris, Trenton, Michigan, Tommy Dorris, Illinois, Bart L.

Dorris, Dallas, Tx. Remains are at the Cole Garrett Funeral Home, Goodlettsville where services will be conducted Sunday Afternoon August 15, 1976 at 2:30 by Rev. Ray Carson. Pallbearers will be his grandsons and nephews. Interment Lights Chapel Cemetery.

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Baulch died Friday at his home after a heart attack. Baulch, who was also a retired Presbyterian minister and an educator, had been a city judge for several years. He served as principal of Morgan School for Boys, Petersburg, for 12 years, taught at Columbia Military Academcy, Columbia, and founded the Baulch Junior School for Boys in Park City. Survivors include his widow, Nell Baulch two sons, George Baulch, Park City, and Lt. Col.

Franklin Baulch, Virginia Beach, and two brothers, Nelson Baulch, Gallatin, and James Baulch, Slidell, La. 2 Women Killed At Rooming House MIAMI (AP) "I kill, I kill," a gunman shouted as he fired into the faces of two old women sitting on the porch of a Miami rooming house, killing them, police said. A roomer at the same place, then returned to his small room and fired one bullet into his own head, police said. Police said they arrived to find Christ Baker, 87, dead with the revolver clutched in his hand and $600 in $20 bills stuffed in his pocket. Lying on the porch where they rocked and talked every afternoon were the rooming house manager, Maria Keese, 70, ana one of her tenants, Naomi Fischer, 63.

There is no doubt Baker took his own life, said Dr. Ronald Wright, chief deputy Dade County medical examiner. "The real question," Wright said, "is why in the ir wuuu lie uiu una. Mrs. Lucile Wright Services for Mrs.

Lucile Hanna Wright, 85, of Donelson, will be at 2:30 p.m. today at Hibbett-Haley Funeral Home. The Rev. Tom Suiter will officiate. Burial will be in the Wright Family Cemetery, Gladeville, Tenn.

Mrs. Wright died Friday in the Pinemont Nursing Home. A native of Sumpter, S.C., Mrs. Wright moved to Nashville in 1919. She was a member of the Lakewood Baptist Church.

Survivors include a son, Harold B. Wright, Nashville; two daughters, Mrs. Louise Patton, Nashville, and Mrs. Martha Alvardo, Memphis; two sisters, Mrs. Lillian lrvy, Vero Beach, and Mrs.

Lois Stallings, Beaufort, N.C; seven grandchildren, and two great-grandchildren. Mrs. Willie Smith FAYETTEVILLE, for Irs. Willie Sanders Smith, 53 an employe of and Manufactoring oi Hohenwald, will be at 3 p.m. today at the Fayetteville Cumberland Presbyterian Church.

Burial will be in Riverview Memorial Gardens. Mrs. Smith died Friday in Baptist Hospital after a long illness. The body is at Higgins Funeral Home. Survivors include her husband, Dillion Smith; a daughter, Mrs.

Mary Louise Martin, Madison, Tenn. three sisters, Mrs. Nell Barnes, Durham, N.C, Mrs. Mildred Morford, Peoria, 111., and Mrs. Louise Heath, Hermitage, three brothers, John Sanders, Fayetteville, Lonnie Sanders of the Bellville community, Mack Sanders, San Diego, two grandchildren.

Miss Melody Poole CLARKSVILLE-Services for Miss Melody Meloy Poole, 13, of Clarksville, victim of an automobile accident Friday, will be at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Tarpley's Chapel Funeral Home. Burial will be in Resthaven Cemetery. Miss Poole was struck by an automobile as she walked in front of her home Friday. She died shortly afterwards at Ft.

Campbell Hospital. Survivors include her father, Robert R. Poole, Ft. Stewart, mother, Mrs. Helen Johnson Poole, Clarksville; two brothers, Robert R.

Poole II and Charles E. Poole, Clarksville; two sisters. Misses Glenda Elaine and Debbie Sue Poole, Clarksville; paternal grandfather, Russell Poole, Chicago, and maternal grandfather, Opus Johnson, Continental, Ohio. An appreciation dinner for Metro Councilman Johnny Clouse has been scheduled for 6:30 p.m. Friday in the Agricultural WRIGHT, Luclie Hanna August 13, 1976.

Survived by Daughters, Mrs. Martha W. Alvarado, Memphis, Mrs. Thomas (Louise) Patton, Donelson; Son, Harold B. Wright, Donelson; Sisters, Mrs Lillian Irby, Vero Beach, Mrs.

Lois Stallings, Beaufort, NC; Seven Grandchildren; Two Great Grandchildren. Remains are at Hibbett Hai-ley Funeral Home where services will be conducted Sunday August 15, 1976 at 2:30 PM. By Rev. Tom Suiter. Pallbearers, Martin Cummings, Phillip Wright, Alan Wright, Gary Patton, Bill Palmer, Don Viera, Lewis Alvarado, Glen Harding.

Interment Wright's Family Cemetery. HIBBETT HAILEY Directors 883-2461 Gallatin, Tenn. DONOHO. Judge William Thomas Age 78 August 14, 1976 Survived by wife, Mrs. Nell Caldwell Donoho of Gallatin, Two step-daughters, Mrs.

James Tomilson, Mrs. Douglas Wells both of Gallatin, one step-son William T. Snodey of Madison, two sisters, Mrs. Lois Harris Mrs. Darcye D.

Brown both of Gallatin, three brothers, Royce and Clyde Donoho both of Gallatin, Joe Lessley (Dick) Donoho Columbia. Remains are at Donoho Legge Bentley Funeral Home where services will be held 10a.m. Monday August 16, conducted by Rev. Felix Snell, Interment Crest View Memorial Park. DONOHO LEGGE BENTLEY BAKER, Miss Maxine Sue of Nashville, Saturday August 14, at Madison Hospital.

Survived by Mother, Mrs. Willie E. Baker of Nashville, sister, Mrs. Dorothy Hunt, of Bor-deauxHunt, of Bordeaux. The remains are at Madison Funeral home, 219 Old Hickory Blvd.

Funeral services will be conducted at the First Assembly of God Church, in Madison, Monday August 16, at 3:00 by Rev. Lynn Burks. Interment Spring Hill Cemetery, MADISON FUNERAL HOME DIRECTORS, 868-9020 Hendersonville, Tenn. LL'EBBE, Mrs. Dorothy III-ing Age 78 years, Saturday morning August 14, 1976 at a local nursing home.

Survived by daughter, Mrs. Robert Butner of Hendersonville, five grandchildren, onereat grandchild, Remains are at the Cole and Garrett funeral Home, Hendersonville. Funeral services will be conducted Monday afternoon August 16, at 2:00 at First Presberitan Church of Hendersonville, by Rev. David Grayvill. Pallbearers will be her grandsons and friends.

Interment Woodlawn Cemetery. COLE AND GARRETT Hendersonville SMITH, Mr. Robert August 14, 1976. Survived by wife Mrs. Etta R.

Smith, Nashville, Daughters, Mrs. Carlene Estes, Mrs. Davis Bain, Mrs. Georgia Kephart, all of Nashville Mrs. Mary Lou Mele Rochester, N.Y.

Sons, Harry Warren Smith, Joseph Harvey Smith, Robert Ray Smith, all of Nashville, Alton Raymond Smith, Mo-line, 111., Brothers, Harvey Clyde Smith, Henry Clay Smith, both of Nashville. Four step daughters and two step sons. Remains at the Chapel of PettusOwen-Wood 4506 Charlotte Ave. Where funeral service will be conducted Monday Afternoon August 16, 1976 at 2:30 o'clock. Dr.

David W. Renaker, Minster. Grand sons serve as Active pallbearers. Interment Mt. Olivet Cemetery.

PETTUS-OWEN-WOOD 292-3392 Mt. Juliet, Tenn. BAGWELL, Mrs. Fannie Campbell August 14 1976 Survived by daughter, Mrs. Pearl Partlow, son, Crayon Robbins granddaughter Mrs.

Martin Cummings all of Mt. Juliet, brother, Charlie Campbell of Barns-dall sisters, Mrs. Nola Markham Mrs. Delia Swift both of Nashville, four great grandchildren, one great great grandchild, step daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Harkreader of Hermitage step son Harold Bagwell, Monterey, Oliver Bagwell Nashville, Burlis Bagwell N.C.

Remains are at Mt. Juliet Funeral Home, where funeral services will be conducted at Monday August 16, by Rev. R.S. Quails assisted by brother Glen Buffington. Pallbearers Nathan Howell, Rue Lannon, Barry Cummings, Clarence Bond, Denson Hanblen, Wert Bennett.

Interment in Suggs Creek Cemetery. MT. JULIET FUNERAL HOME, 758-5459 Jo Level Old High School MANCHESTER, Tenn. The Coffee County Quarterly Court voted yesterday to raze the old Central High School to build a new county courthouse. County Judge John W.

Ray said magistrates also decided to allow a Nashville architectural firm to design the new courthouse in a contemporary style. "WE'RE HOPING to get the school torn down for the salvage value in it," Ray said. But some funds for demolition are included in the estimated $1.5 million the court expects to spend for the new courthouse, he said. No funds have yet been budgeted for the construction. Ray said the court's Capital Outlay Committee was directed to find some firm to tear down the old school, located about three-fourths of a mile southeast of the court square on U.S.

41. ALL OF THE school except the gymnasium, which includes six classrooms, will be torn down, Ray said. Classes will be moved this fall from the school to the new $5 million high school, built on a 52-acre tract on Tullahoma Road in Manchester. The oldest part of the vacant structure was built in 1936, with a cafeteria, kitchen, home economics cottage and shop building added in the 1950s, Ray said. MORTON-LYNE Associates Architects Engineers of Nashville will design the new courthouse.

Ray said the old courthouse, built 103 years ago, is on the national register of historical buildings and will be preserved. Charles J. Ferrell WOODBURY, for Charles J. Ferrell, 78, a retired farmer of the Short Mountain community will be at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Woodbury Funeral Home.

Burial will be in Mt. Aarat Cemetery. Ferrell died yesterday in Dekalb General Hospital. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Nadine Ferrell, Woodbury, two sons, Jones Ferrell, LaVergne, and Paul Ferrell, Woodbury; three sisters, Mrs.

Jennie. Jones, Mrs. Carrie Bell Young, and Mrs. Maggie Ray Gunter, all of Woodbury; a brother, Jesse Ferrell, Woodbury; 20 grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren. Jerry Ray Phillips SCOTTSVILLE, for Jerry Ray Phillips, 29, of Allen County, a traffic accident will be at 2 p.m.

today at Tomlinson's Allen County Funeral Home. Burial will be in the Carter's Tabernacle Church Cemetery, near Adolphus. Ky. Phillips died Friday after his motorcycle struck an oncoming car on Gallatin highway, one mile south of Scottsville. Phillips was dead on arrival at Allen County War Memorial Hospital.

Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Sue Phillips; two daughters, Misses Christy and Michelle Phillips, Scotts-ville; a son, Kenny Phillips. Scottsville; parents, Mr. and Mrs. G.P.

Phillips. Scottsville; three sisters, Mrs. Carol Jones, Mrs. Dianna Graves, Scottsville, and Mrs. Debbie Blankenship, Adolphus, and a brother, Clifford Phillips, Bowling Green, Ky.

Marshall L. Oatsvall CAMDEN, for Marshall Lee Oatsvall, 87, a retired employe of American Motors in Kennosha, Wise, will be at 2 p.m. today at Rushing's Creek Baptist Church. Burial will be in the church cemetery. The body is at Stockdafe-Malin Funeral Home.

Oatsvall died Frida in Benton County General Hospital. Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Maggie Oatsvall; three daughters, Mrs. Imogene Jones, Tremont, Mrs. Charlene Kennedy, Zion, 111., and Mrs.

Shirley Kennedy, Camden; six sons, Vernon Oatsvall. Kennosha, James and Carnell Oatsvall, Zion, 111., Martin Oatsvall. Winthrop Harbor, 111., Paul Oatsvall, Tremont, and Thomas Oatsvall, Camden; 29 grandchildren, and 22 greatgrandchildren. Mason of 1608 1 1th Ave, N. passed away at a local infirmary, Friday morning.

Survived by two devoted daughters, Mrs. Bertha Hunter of Nashville and Mrs. Gwendolyn Chandler of Kalamazoo, Michigan. Son, Mr. James Mason of Selton, California, grandchildren Donald Chandler, Jr.

of Kalamazoo, Michigan and John Wl Hunter Jr. and Debra Hunter of Nashville a number of cousins, two devoted sons-in-law Dt. Donald Chandler of Kalamazoo Michigan and Mr. John W. Hunter of Nashville, and many dear and devoted friends.

Remains are at (Mrs.) artin's funeral home 2624 Jefferson St. and will be placed in the Mt. Zion Baptist Church 1112 Jefferson St. Monday evening where friends will visit with the family from 7-8 o'clock. Funeral services will follow immediately conducted by her pastor Rev.

E.W. Roberson. Flower bearers and pall bearers will be selected from friends. Interment Tuesday morning at 11: o'clock in Family Lot Greenwood Cemetery. (Mrs.) MARTIN'S FUNERAL HOME 329-0616 or 329-0617.

Remains will not be viev after funeral services TATUM, Daisy Mrs. -At St, Thomas Hospital August 14, 1976 Survived by daughter, Mrs. Floyd Mingle, Mrs. Willard Bonee Mrs. Willie Rayburn, Mrs.

Katie Martin, sons, Leroy Tatum of Florence George W. Tatum Jr. of Jacksonville Ewell Tatum of Nashville, one brother Raybon Loggins Athens twenty-two grandchildren, fourty five frear grandchildren. Remains are at Ellis Funeral Home 2627 Nolensville Rd. Where funeral services will be conducted at 3: p.m.

Monday by the Rev. Eugene Barrett, Active George Bonee, Ronnie Bonee, Houston Mingle, Harry Bolin, Terry Tichen-or, Paul Gentry. Interment Woodlawn. ELLIS FUNERAL HOME DIRECTORS 255-5412 Glallatin, Tenn. BOLIN, Mrs.

Wilma Lee Saturday August 14, 1976 at Sumner County Memorial HOspital. Survived by husband Harry Bolin of Gallatin, two sons, Adam Nichols, Seattle- Washington, Charles Nichols of Gallatin, three daughters, Mrs. Clarence Smith of Shelby-ville, Mrs. Julius Stephen Mrs. Sam Dycus of Gallatin, one brother, Leonard Nance Hollywood one sister, Mrs.

Cannon Hasting Grant seven grandchildren, three great. Remains are at Alexander Funeral Home, where services will be conducted Sunday August 15, 1976, at with Elder Raymond SWallows, will officiate. Interment Crest View Memorial Park. ALEXANDER FUNERAL HOME DIRECTORS, 452-2324 WINSTAND, Set. HobeRo bert 11, 1976 in Sairfield survived by Wife, Mrs.

Margaret Marie Winstand, four children, other relatives and friends. Funeral arrangements will be announced later. W. E. HAMILTON AND SONS in charge.

329-2389 Gallatin, Tenn. BRANSFORD. Mrs. Callie- Age 84 years, Saturday morning August 14, 1976 at Sumner County Memorial Hospital. Survived by two daughters, Mrs.

blaster Douglas, Mrs. Anna Ligon, both of Gallatin, five sons, Broda and Archie Brans-ford of Detroit James Bransford of Gallatin, Floyd Bransford of Nashville, Robert Dowell of Dayton Ohio, nineteen grandchildren, twenty-two great grandchildren, one step-son, Edgar Bransford of Castelian Springs. Visitation Monday August 16, 7-9: P.M. at Johnsons Coleman and Kelsey funeral home on Anthony St. Funeral services Tuesday morning August 17, at at the Jehovah Church of God on Pace with Bishop L.M.

Swanson officiating. Interment in Gallatin Cemetery. JOHNSON'S COLEMAN AND KELSEY, 452-2060 Gallatin, Tenn. Hartsville, Tenn. ROBERTS, Leslie Ernest-Saturday August 14, 1976 at Parkview Hospital.

Survived by wife Mrs. Goldie Richmond Roberts of Hartsville, two daughters, Mrs. James Woodard Mrs. Earl Stringer of Gallatin, one brother, Mr. Cobb P.

Roberts Lafayett four sisters, Mrs. Easter Heitt of Carthage, Mrs. Clyde Murphy of Nashville, Mrs. Odell Watson Pleasant Shade, Mrs. E.L.

Massey of Lafayett, five grandchildren. Remains are at Alexander Funeral Home where services will be conducted Monday August 16, 1976 at by Rev. F.W. Lambert. Interment Crest View Memorial Park.

ALEXANDER FUNERAL HOME DIRECTORS 452-2324 1. Johnny Gouse Second term Building at the Tennessee State Fairgrounds. Clouse is an at-large member of the council and is serving his second term. A ONE-TIME employe of the local government, Clouse now operates an automobile service center and trailer rental firm on Nolensville road. Entertainment at the affair will be provided by the Four Guys.

Tickets for the fund-raising dinner are $10 per person and entitle the holder to a dinner of white beans and cornbread and the entertainment. THE COMMITTEE arranging the dinner is made up of Frank Neal, Marvin Williams and Mrs. Carleen Whitley. Tickets may be obtained at the door Friday or by calling Mrs. Whitley at 832-1763.

Jim Eastman will serve as master of ceremonies. Mrs. Estell Craighead GAINESBORO, for Mrs. Estell Sloan Craighead, 66, of Hensley Creek community, will be at 2 at Anderson Funeral ome. Burial will be in Tubb Creek Cemetery.

Mrs. Craighead died Friday at Jackson County Hospital. Survivors include husband, Arnold Craighead, Hensley Creek; two sons, Dallas Craighead, Gainesboro, and James C. Craighead, Toledo, Ohio; two daughters, Mrs. Joyce Perry, Goodlettsville, and Mrs.

Mary Dudney, Nashville; father, Cicero Sloan. Gainesboro; five sisters, Mrs. Ruth Williford and Mrs. Rita Jenkins, Gainesboro, Mrs. Manella Up-church, Watertown, Mrs.

Mayzelle Wilson, Goodlettsville, and Mrs. Lois Fus-sell, Dickson, eight grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. William T. Donoho GALLATIN, Services for William Thomas Donoho, 78, a retired city recorder, will be at 10 a.m. tomorrow at Donoho-Legge-Bentley Funeral Home.

Burial will be in Crestview Memorial Park. Donoho died Friday at his residence. Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Nell Caldwell Donoho; two stepdaughters, Mrs. Jean tomilson and Mrs.

Douglas Wells, Gallatin; a stepson, William T. Snoddy, Madison; three brothers, Royce and Clyde Donoho, Gallatin, and Dick Donoho, Columbia; two sisters, Mrs. Lois Harris, and Mrs. Doris Brown, Gallatin. Shelby CAMDEN, Services for W.C.

Shelby, 73, a retired farmer, will be at 2:30 p.m. today at Stockdale- Malin Funeral Home. Burial will be in Eastview Cemetery. Shelby died Friday in Benton County General Hospital. Survivors include his widow, Mrs.

Ethel Shelby; a daughter, Mrs. Barbara Mar-chant, Camden; a son, Melvin Shelby, Austin, a sister, Mrs. Frank Grosmaire, Nashville, and two grandchildren. Mrs. Sallie Gordon FAYETTEVILLE, for Mrs.

Sallie McGee Gordon, 80, of Hohen-wald, will be at 3 p.m. today at Higgins Funeral Home. Burial will be in New Grove Cemetery. Mrs. Gordon died Friday in Lewis County Nursing Home.

Survivors include two daughters, Mrs. Clara Tenni-son, Hohenwald, and Mrs. Mary Helen Sharpe, New Market, three sons, Thomas Gordon, Ft. Lauderdale, J.D. Gordon, Fayetteville, and Charles Edward Gordon, Dixon, a sister, Mrs.

Sadie Chapman, Pulaski, a brother, Robert McGee, Birmingham, 2p-andchildren and 45 great-grandchildren. I Covert, Mich. Murfreesboro, Tenn. LYTLE, Mrs. Oliva (Coleman) Thursday August 12, 1976 in Covert, Mich.

Survived by daughter, Mrs. Claudine Lytle King; two sons, Mr. John L. Lytle of Evanston, 111., and Mr. Preston Lytle, Covert, Mich; four grandsons, John Frand King Frederick King both of Covert, James Preston Lytle ana Thomas Lytle both of Evanston, one granddaughter, Aloma Lytle of Memphis, two sisters, Mrs.

Geneva Coleman Wade, Murfreesboro, and Mrs. Mary Coleman Weatherly, Evanston, a host of nieces, nephews, cousins and friends. Visitation with the family this Sunday Evening from 8-9 PM at Scales Funeral Home. Funeral service Monday at 11:00 AM at Key United Methodist Church. Conducted by Rev.

W. R. Smith. Interment Evergreen Cemetery, Nashville Hwy. H.

PRESTON SCALES AND SONS DIRECTORS, MURFREESBORO, TN FACISON. Mary Lou (Mama Lou) Saturday August 14, 1976 at a local infirmary. Survived by daughter, Mrs. Willie May O'Neal; eight grandchildren; one greatgrandchild; two sisters; Two brothers; one son-in-law; devoted friend, Tommy Scales (Dusty); many other relatives and friends. Complete arrangements will be announced later.

WRIGHT'S FUNERAL HOME 255-8735 ilendersonville, Tenn Ll'FBBE, Mrs. Dorothy III-ing Age 78 years. Saturday morning August 14, 1976 at a local nursing home. Survived by daughter, Mrs. Robert Butner, Hendersonville; Five Grandchildren, One Great Grandchild.

Remains are at the Cole Garrett Funeral Home, Hendersonville Complete arrangements to be announced later. COLE GARRETT Henderson Yille McKINNEY. Frank (Glen-dall) Friday August 13, 1976 at a local infirmary. Survived by wife; Mrs. June Garton McKinney of Lyles, Tenn.

2 sons; Frank Eugene McKinney and Donald Edward McKinney. 2 Stepsons; Robert Cleveland Jr. and Ronald Edward Cleveland. Three Sisters and one brother of Lewisburg, KY. Remains are at the Ellis Funeral Home, 2627 Nolensville Rd.

Where services will be conducted Monday at Friends will serve as pallbearers. Interment: National Cemetery. ELLIS FUNERAL HOME DIRECTORS 255-5412 TRAVIS, Thurman August 13, J976 at a local infirmary. Survived by Wife; Mrs. Ruby Stem Travis.

1 son, Edward Steve Travis. 2 daughters; Mrs. (Patricia) Claude Baker. Mrs. Wallace (Bonnie) Webb.

6 Grandchildren. Remains are at the Ellis Funeral Home, 2627 Nolensville Rd. Where services will be conducted at Monday byJhe Rev. George Webb. Friends will serve as Pallbearers.

Interment: National Cemetery. ELLIS FUNERAL HOME DIRECTORS, 255-5412 BRAZIL, Paul Albert-August 13, 1976 at a local infirmary. Survived by wife Mrs. Lorene Brazil; Daughter, Miss Mary Martha Brazil, both of Nashville; Sisters, Mrs. MaragMargaret Irene Brown, Mrs.

Lorene Tay- lor, both of Nashville, Mrs. Lillian Mai Moore, Interla-chefi, Florida; Brother, William Arthu Brazil, Clarksville, Tenn. His remains are at the Broadway Chapel, 1715 Broadway where funeral services will be Tuesday morning 10:00 o'clock by DaitGilbert. Interment National Cemetery. Nephews will: serve as pallbearers.

ROESCH PATTON DORRIS CHARLTON, Broadway Chapel, Broadway 244-6480 McDONALD, Mrs. Hallie Bea August 13, 1976 at a local hospital. Survived by husband Haywood McDonald Jr. of Nashville, son, Gary Haywood McDonald of Nashville, sister. Miss Ann E.

Black of Nashville. Mrsr McDonald is in the Rose Room of Woodlawn funeral home, Thompson lane. Funeral services will be conducted Monday August 16, 1976 at 10 a.m. from the Woodlawn Chapel of Roses with Rev. Carroll Hickman officiating.

Honorary pallbearers, Paul Beasley Sunday School Class of Forrest Hills United Methodist Church. Gen-esco Inc. 7th Ave. Division. Dr.

Robert Roy, Hurbet S. Rives, Thomas Connelly, James B. Carson, Dee C. Warren, Floyd Bryant. Active pallbearers, Charlie B.

Maxwell, William P. Gray, Richard Rogen, Bill Neal, Talton Williams, Thomas Fisher. Entomement Woodlawn Mausoleum. Arrangements by Woodlawn Funeral Home. 383-4754.

In lieu of Flowers Please make contrabutions to The Forrest Hills United Methodist Church Building Fund or the Boy Scouts of America. SWAFFORD, John L. (C)-Age 84 years, of Marydale Dr. Nashville, Friday evening August 13, 1976 at a local hospital. Survived by wife, Mrs.

Fannie Mai Swafford of Nashville, daughter, Mrs. Geneva French Middletown sons, Noel Swafford of Nashville, James H. Swafford of Valleio, twenty grandchildren, fourteen great grandchildren, brother, Thomas Swafford of Nashville. Remains are at the Cole Garrett Funeral Home in Good-letsville where services will be conducted Monday afternoon August 16, at 3:00 by Rev. Alfred R.

Organ, friends will serve as pallbearers. Interment Beech Cemetery. COLE AND GARRETT FUNERAL HOME Goodletsville. KIZER. Mrs.

Ruby Passed away July 12, 1976 at St. Thomas Hospital. Survived by daughters, Mrs. Adelle H. Cammon; grandsons, Luther Conrad Harris Oakland, Rev.

Odie M. Hoover III, Nashville, TN; granddaughter, Car-melia Ann Cammon, Nashville; several nieces and nephews; many cousins; one devoted cousin, Mrs. Treva White. Family visitation Sunday from 7-9 PM at Pleasant Green Baptist Church. Funeral services Monday July 16, 11:00 AM.

Ministers: Rev. Richard Otey and others. Eulogy by her Pastor, Rev. Andrew L. Porter Jr.

Active pallbearers Deacons and Trustees. Honorary pallbearers: B. B. Hoggatt, Eldridge Webster, Hugh Wilmont, Oliver Howse, 0. D.

Wilson, A. C. Rucks, John Carroll, Walter Hadley: Flower-bearers: Green Marshall Bible Class No. 1. Interment Pleasant Hill Cemetery, Lexington, TN.

K. GARDNER 4 SON DIRECTORS Lebanon, Tenn. PARSONS, Mrs. Alice Brad-dock Age 98 Friday night August 13, 1976 at a Nashville Hospital. Survived by one daughter, Mrs.

Lois Mullis Lebanon, two sons, J.B. Jackson Lavaida Parsons, one sister, Mrs. Irene Collins all of Tampa three grandchildren, Lon-nie Mullis Lebanon Gene and Jimmy Parsons both of Tampa a number of great grandchildren. Remains are at Nave Funeral Home where funeral services will be held this Sunday conducted Brother Ed Anderson. Interment Cedar Grove Cemetery NAVE FUKERAL HOME Lebanon..