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26-D THE TENNESSEAN, Sunday, Febrtiory 18, T79 132 Auction Sales Brazil Discoverer BRASILIA (AP)-In 1500, Vincente Yanez Pinzon discovered Brazil. Aaron Douglas Memorial Rites Murfreesboro, TN At Fisk Friday hYt'i V-Lir A special memorial service com. YOKLEY, Mrs. Ida-February 16, 1979 entered into rest at a local hospi- tal. Survived by daughters, Mrs.

Mary Brown-low, and Mrs. Eula Goodwin of Nashville; son, Amos Brownlow, a host of nieces, nephews and many friends. Visitation with the family at K. Gardner Chapel, Monday from 7 to 8 p.m. Funeral services to follow.

Bro. E.D. Phillips officiating. Intermnt Tuesday 11:30 a.m. at Greenwood Cemetery.

In lieu of flowers make contributions to the Heart Fund. K. GARDNER SON, DIRECTORS memorating Aaron Douglas, prominent artist, muralist, illustrator and founder of the Fisk University art department, will be at 11 a.m. Friday in Fisk Memorial Chapel. Douglas, who died in Nashville Feb.

2 at the age of 79, was recognized as the leading artist of the Harlem Renaissance, a term widely used to denote the extensive literary creativity of the New Negro movement that arose in the 1920s. HE WAS internationally known for elevating black pride and culture with his many acclaimed works. A native of Topeka, Douglas came to Nashville in 1929. He taught art at Fisk and was chairman of the art department from 1937 until his retirement in 1966. Douglas attended the Universities of Kansas and Nebraska and Columbia University.

While at Columbia he studied mural decoration under Winold Reiss, which lead to his painting the now-famous murals' at Fisk in 1930. His murals also appear in the Countee Cullen Branch nf tVa Main Vnt-lr OnKli- iskfi nnA 132 Auction Sales BIG AUCTION EVERY SUN. 12:30 Consignment Welcome. Veeches Salvage I Auction 4 miles from Bordeaux on Ash-Janp city Hwy. Call 255-5880 ESTATE AUCTION FEB.

22,10 A.M. 5203 Indiana Ave. To settle estate of Mrs. Mary Barnes Cedar wardrobe. 2 other wardrobes, cherry blanket chest, spool bed, can-nonball bedroom suite, living room suite, rocker, oak night table, chest of drawers, pre war newspapers, old 78 records and sheet music.

20 cubic tt. refrigerator, electric stove, dryer, old pictures and frames, dinette set, utensils and dishes, figurines, hand tools, Mac 10 Chain saw, lawnmower, cabinets, quilts and linens, whatnots, many misc. items. All must be removed same day. Sale to be held regardless of weather.

Ronald K. Kevin. Atty. and Conservator FRANK ROBERTS KlALIT AUCTION 292-8295 WARREN COUNTY ANGUS ASSOCIATION TWENTY-FIRST PUREBRED SALE OF REG. ANGUS CATTLE Lots Bulls Selling 55 Females BRED open heifers COWS WITH CALVES ATSIDI HEATED SALE PAVILLION (Fairgrounds) McMinnville, Term.

Feb. 24th, 1979 11 CO A M. C.S.T Lunch ovoiloble on grounds MODERN BLOODLINES QUALITY CATTLE CONSIGNORS Orion Alters Merrywood Angus Farm Charles Collier Kenneth Collier Miles Collier Jimmy Gillentine Guest Consignors I.O.W. Farms Col. James Durham Auctioneer, No.

20 Catalogs on request William F. Maxwell Rl.4 psiri nT vi iiiv iiv mini ufcuv JU1U1 ai jr emu in the Sherman Hotel in Chicago. AMONG THE honors Douglas valued most were his Rosenwald Fellowship (1938), a retrospective exhibition (showing of his earlier works) in his native Topeka at the Mulvane Art Center in 1970, and the honorary doctor of fine artsxlegree bestowed on him by Fisk in 1973. Douglas' work was included in the exhibit at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, for which David Driskell, his successor as chairman of the Fisk art department, was curator, and is included in the film Profiles of Black Achievement. In 1971 national attention was focused on Douglas by a retrospective exhibition of his paintings in the Fisk Carl Van Vechten Gallery of Fine Arts.

IN PAYING tribute to Douglas, Fisk President Walter J. Leonard said, "Aaron Douglas was one of the most accomplished of the interpreters of our institutions and cultural values. He captured the strength and quickness of the young; he translated the memories of the old; and he projected the determination of the inspired and the courageous." Memorial contributions may be made to the Aaron Douglas Scholarship Fund at Fisk University. The public is invited to the Aaron Douglas Harlem Renaissance Mis. Ophelia Motlow, Of Distillery Family, Dies LYNCHBURG, Tenn.

Mrs. Ophelia Evans Motlow, 95, whose family once controlled the Jack Daniel Distillery here, died yesterday in Park View Hospital, Nashville. Graveside services will be at 2 p.m. tomorrow in Lynchburg Cemetery. The body is at Harrison Funeral Home.

Mrs. Motlow's husband, Lem Motlow, who died in 1947, once headed the famous distillery. Reagor Motlow, a son who died last year, was a longtime member of the State Senate. The Motlow family donated the land for Motlow State Community College near here. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs.

Mary Avon Boyd, Lexington; two sons, D.E. (Hap), Nashville, and Connor Motlow, Lynchburg; a sister, Mrs. Mary Bobo, Lynchburg; eight grandchildren, and five great-grandchildren. Blaze Heavily Damages East Nashville Boat Plant A two-alarm fire of undetermined origin heavily damaged a boat manufacturing plant in East Nashville last night. Firefighters fought the blaze at Crane Manufacturing 1101 VV.

Kirkland for about an hour before bringing it under control. Numerous boats in varying stages of construction were destroyed or substantially damaged. One fireman was treated for smoke inhalation and a strong odor from the blazing building caused firefighters problems in breathing. The block-long building received heavy damage in about half the plant, according to Capt. Paul Hunt of the Fire Department.

Mrs. Virgie Thomas LAWRENCEBURG, Tenn. Services for Mrs. Virgie Levonia Myers Thomas, 66, of Lawrenceburg, will be at 2 p.m. today at North Funeral Home.

Burial will be im Mimosa Cemetery. Mrs. Thomas died Friday in Vanderbilt Hospital. Survivors include her mother, Mrs. Mattie Ella Myers, Lawrenceburg; four sisters, Mrs.

Lacy Smith and Mrs. Bessie Cox, Lawrenceburg, and Mrs. Alma Shearer and Mrs. Margaret Gaddes, Nashville; three brothers, Homer, Lind- 132 Auction Sales AUCTION" The biggest merchandise 1 furniture Auction In Tenn every TUES 11AM. New I Used Auction Every Frl 7pm, 6105 Centennial Col Tommy Sanders 297-3119, 269-9897 Auction Every Thurs.

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839-3659 AUCTIONS-Call G. S. MOORE i. SON, Springfield, 384-5506 or 244-3343, In business 40 years. GEO.

P. HOWELL I SON For Auctions, Real Estate and Personal Property, 868-3040 DURHAM REALTY It AUCTION CO. Murfreesboro, 896-2917 Green Son Realty Auction-Lewisburg 359-3367 359-45Q9 BOBBY Ins. Agent; 363-3366 Pulaski, Tn Complete Auction Service Homestead Realty Auction 833-6111 Feller Brown Realty 1 Auction 212 Madison St, Madison 868-1223 847-3958 REAL ESTATE AUCTIONS 758-8434 Jim Trusty 244-0425 STATEWIDE REALTORS Middle Tenn Land 1 Auction Sales, Dean Realty 4. Auction Columbia, Tn 388-0492 Greenup Real Estate Auction Bud Greenup Auctioneer Smiths Grove Ky, 502-563-4711 For Complete Auction Service Call Doug Boehms Realty Auction, Columbia 388-4085 134 Farms-Acreage Wanted temp nH coaetrcial Inhiilll, II.

ttamrcisl i inUbK for itnioau (peralioi. Mniiei 10 KfM.Swi Iscatiot ssd pneal ti loi HCCOm. Tibwimw, Mtsbvili 17207. 132 Auction Sales ijnciBiaBiaBLj AT AUCTION THURSDAY, FEB. 22 1979, at 10:00 a.m.

(C.S.T.) 94 HOLSTEIN COWS HEIFERS AND BULLS Milking and Silage Equipment LOCATED: 10 miles loath et Fountain Run, 2 miles off Highway 67. 8 miles east of lafoytttt, 2 miles oft Highway (7 en the Ky. one Tenn. line. DESCRIPTION OF CATTLE: S3 cows.

8 heifers ad 3 bulls. Two ef theie ore Registered Holitein cows, one is Registered Ayrshire cow, two Reg. iitered Holstein heifers and one Registered bull; 2'i years old. 73 cows ere 3 to 6 years old, 8 cows ore 7 yeers eld, on 8 year old cow end one oged cow. 26 dry cows (some freshen by sale day), 57 cows ore en the milk line now.

Most of these cows milked from 48 lbs. to 72 lbs. per day end ore doing that job now. 1 caw milking 82 lbs. per day with a test of 3.8 to 4.

-r-, which os you well know is what we comidor good test. All cattle tested for the sale. MILKING AND SILAGE wj EQUIPMENT: 800 gallon milk keeper, milk cooler with outomatic woiher fl and new compressor, 4- unit DcLaval pipe line I milker, in ploco washer with weigh ugs. Ho. 718 New Holland silage chop- per with corn and grots head, 3 Kesten silage wogons in good condition, with rear end unlaader.

IS Far further information feel free to cell or write and we will send you a brochure. fl GARRETT ANION, Owner a Rt. 2 Fountain Run, fl Kentucky, 42167 fl PhO: 615-666-4368 REXPROFFITT Auctioneer, Ho. 418 I Tompkins'ille. Ky.

42147 pj Phone 487-B104 HlMHIBDB EM a fWHACtt ff Auction Service GREGORY REAL ESTATE AND AUCTION CO. SPRINGFIELD, 1-384-5557 Webb Real Estate 4 Auction Cookevlllt, Tn. 615-528-251 Glenn Webb, Broker FOR AUCTION SALES SEE Bob Keller Rlty-Auctlon Pulaski, 615-33-2527 Bill Hall, Auctioneer 833-8340 133 Camps, Recreation, Vacation Property CAMPGROUND SITE 38 ACRE with frontage en Ky. Lake, only 10 mile tram I-40W. Acreage divided Into 1 tracts; one with 24 acres at 82995 per acre and one with 12 acrei af 11995 per acre.

Both tract! fully wooded-tall white pine and hardwood. Excellent site for family campground or lake cottage development. Call JIM LACY, 1-459-6816 or EAR-HEART REALTY 758-5B21 ri ICFTHPt. Enjoy the benefits of plant community by owning a oeau-tlful acre lot in the Cllfftops Development, atop Monteagle Mt. Lot Is privately owned.

BEAN KfcALiT, yyincnesier, TN 967-1672, DENNIS MEEKS 598-0159 EAN REALTY, Winchester, FOR LEASE etyiDci ici Aiun rnwrjfts 1 bedrooms, 2 baths, Ocean front Ocean view, pooi, Weekly or monthly rates. Call 256-3189 or 383-7474 CASH SHORT? Let tn sell your lake homes or vacation property, can Jim LACY 1-459-6816 or EAR-HEART REALTY 758-5821 FISHERMAN'S PARADISE Beautiful lot near Center Hill Lake. Only SJiOO. can jivi LACY, 1-459-4816, EARHEART REALTY 75jSB21 fENN RIVER-4 bedroom 2- story home on acre in smau town, 1 block to river, water skiing, fishing, 4 mi to ski slope iW Sq TT CENTER HILL 6 yr old lake-front home. 1 fireplaces, central heat air, new carpets.

More! 833-4J79, 297-5324 3ROWNSTONE PROPERTIES i rr i ini imATinN Clir.AD TOCC BPtORT I CI nUI Ui rinulA r. l.iA.' jxit 133 Birdiong Rd. or call (901 iB-4vo asu tor we. ACRES-Lake front property on Center Hill Lake 575,000 Firm 741-3233 or 741-2282 134 Fartm-Acreage Wanted TENN. FARM WANTED A.C.

Chandler, Broker, 3044 No-lensville Nashville, 37211, 834-1262 or 292-7042 TENN FARM WANTED NOW Fred Walker, Broker. 329 Her-milage, Nashville 255-2171 Card of Thanks HOWARD The family of the lata ELTON HOWARD Wish to express their sincere appreciation to their many friends and neighbors for all acts of kindness extended to them during the loss of their loved one. Wife and Family PETWAY The family of the late TYLER PETWAY, SR. Wish to thank their many friends and relatives for all the kindness shown them during the Illness and passing of their loved one. Especially tor the prayers and cards, and ail the people at Baptist Hospital.

Mrs. Rebecca Petway Family FITE The family of the late MRS. STELLA FITE Wishes to express their thanks and appreciation for words and deeds of kindness during their loss. Daughters, Martha Burka And Eura Belton In Memoriam CARUTHERS In Loving Memory Of CLAYTON CARUTHERS Who Passed Away Six Years Ago Today. Death has taken us apart, But you will always Be in our hearts.

Sadly Missed By Your Wife and Family GRIGGS In Loving Memory Of NELSON J. GRIGGS, SR. Who passed away Feb. 18, 1968 His memory is as dear today As in the hour He passed away. Sadly Missed By Wife and Chlldren HOWARD In Loving Memory Of ELTON HOWARD Who passed away Feb.

1, 1979 Hit memory is as dear, today As In the hour He passed away. Sadly Missed By Wife, Daughters and Granddaughters Sisters and Brother WATSON ho MRS. WILLIE MAE COVINGTON WATSON Who passed away February 13, 1975 Soon one morning Just before the break of day You peacefully quietly Sleep away We did not want you to suffer But how it hurt to see you go The pain that was left In our hearts, God only knows Sadly missed by Devoted Husband, Dr. W.H. Watson Loving Sister, Mrs.

L. Covington Blackwell BcatljiSotiW BELL, Mrs. Charlotte- Saturday, February 17 1979 at a local infirmary Survived by a devoted daughter, Mrs. Lucy Beech, and devoted nephew, Mr. Harry Lee Ward; a host of other relatives and friends Complete funeral ar rangements announced later.

WRIGHT FU NERAL HOME, 255 8735 Springfield. TN MORRIS. Benjamin Franklin age 81, Saturday. February 17, 1979. Survived by wife, Mrs.

Lennie Wilson Morris of Springfield; son, Paul Morris; daughters, Mrs. Louise Mathews and Miss Kitty Morris all of Springfield, Mrs. Pauline Baldwin, Nashville; two sisters, Mrs. Odessa Brown and Mrs. Georgia Orand, both of Springfield; ten grandchildren; three great grandchildren.

Remains are at As sociated Funeral Home where srevices will be conducted at 10 a.m. Monday by Bro. Leroy Dedman, Bro. W.M. Sherrar and Bro.

Rubert Jackson. Interment Robertson Countv Memorial Gardens. ASSOCIATED FUNERAL DIRECTORS in charge i MINTLOW, Mrs. Mary Bell age 43, Thursday, February 15, 1979 at her residence, 312 January St. Survived by two sons, David and Robert Mint-low; three daughters, Betty, Mary and Lisa Mintlow; six sisters, Mrs.

Mary Ella Malone, Mrs. Nellie B. Mintlow, Mrs. Nora Swader, Mrs. Lou Emma Martin, Mrs.

Hattie Malone and Mrs. Cleo Swader: two brothers, Norman Gregory and Minus Gregory; three grandchildren; a host of other relatives and friends. Visitation with the family Sunday, Feb. 18 at Smyrna Missionary Baptist Church from 8 to 10 p.m Funeral services Monday at 1 p.m. from the above Church conducted by Rev.

J.W. Rankins and Rev. Ben Dillard. Interment Silver Springs Cemetery. H.

PRESTON SCALES SONS, DIRECTORS, Murfrees-; boro, TN Gallatin, TN BIRDWELL, Dumas Rex age 57, suddenly Saturday morning February 17, 1979 at Harts-ville, TN. Survived by wife, Elizabeth "Betty" Birdwell; two sons, Dumas Rex Birdwell, Jerry Wayne Bird-well all of Gallatin; two brothers, Jess Birdwell, Ray Birdwell both of Gallatin; sisters, Mrs. Ed Schanen, Anchorage, KY, Miss Genevieve Birdwell, Gallatin; four grandsons, Andy, Kevin, Gabe and Tully Birdwell. Remains are at Donoho-Legge-Newby Funeral Home where services will be conducted Monday, Feb. 19 at 1 p.m.

with Rev. Courtney Wilson officiating. Nephews will serve as pallbearers, lniermeni wooaiawn East, Hendersonville. FUNERAL HOME, 452-3370 WILLIAMS, Mrs. M.

Louise Saturday, February 17, 1979 at a local infirmary. Survived by husband, Mr. Wilse Williams; daughter, Mrs. Joyce Gatlin; four grandchildren, Jan Gatlin, Jeff Gatlin, Joy Gatlin, Jada Gatlin; sister, Mrs. Christine McClary; niece, Mrs.

Dixie Griffin; several other nieces and nephews. Remains are at the Eastland Chapel, 904 Gallatin Road, where services will be conducted Monday morning at 11:30 O'c lock, The Rev. Norris Hite and The Rev. Wilson Allen offi- ciating. Interment Spring Hill Cemetery.

Nephews will serve as pallbearers. ROESCH PATTON DORRIS CHARLTON. 904 Gallatin Road. 227-4424. Lebanon, TN LINK.

Mr. Charlie age 86, February 16. 1979 at his home in the Bellwood Community. Survived by three sisters, Mrs. Annie Hatcher, Lebanon, Mrs.

Vinnie Bass, Louisville, KY, Mrs. Alice Wilson, Detroit, MI; sisters-in-law, Lollie Link, Louisville, Jessie Link, Lebanon; brothers-in-law, Robert Bass Louisville, C. B. Romes, Lebanon; many nieces, nephews, relatives and friends. Remains are atJ.C.

Helium Funeral Chapel, Stokes where the family will receive friends Sunday evening from 8 until 9. Funeral service Monday, Feb. 19, 1979 at 11 a.m. from the above named Chapel. Rev.

Mose Alexander officiating. Interment Link Family Cemetery, Bell-wood Community. Pallbearers and flowerladies selected from friends. HELLUM'S FUNERAL HOME, Directors, 444-4558 BROWN. Mr.

J. Merritt Wednesday, February 15, 1979 after an extended illness at a local infirmary. Survived by daughter, Mrs. Irene Harrell, Nashville; son, John M. Brown, II, Detroit, MI; two grandsons, John III and Preston Brown; granddaughter, Jacqu-line Brown; seven grandchildren; sister-in-law, Betty Brown, Giles County, TN; two nieces, Mrs.

Lavaga Brown, Mrs. Blanch Bills; neph ews. Rivers and Hume Merritt; cousins and a host of relatives and friends. Visitation with the family Sunday (today) February 18. 1979 from 3 to 4 p.m.

at Hillcrest Seventh Day Adventist Church. Fu neral services will follow. Elder W. Harold Ki- bble officiating Interment Greenwood Cemetery, Monday. Feb 19 at II a.m..

Pallbearers, Deacons of the Church. Flowerladies. Master Workers Club. K. GARDNER SON, DI RE'TORS WALLER, Mr.

Beryl V. Friday morning, February 16, 1979 in St. Jo-seph's Hospital, Memphis, Tn. Survived by wife, Mrs. Beryl V.

Waller; daughters, Ms. Diane Waller and Ms. Gail Waller; sister, Mrs. George Wardlow; brother, Burton Waller. His remains are at the Chapel of Martin's Bracey-Welsh, 209 Louise Avenue, where funeral services will be held Sunday, February 18, 1979 at 1 o'clock conducted by Dr.

Cortez A. Cooper, Jr. Interment in Union Cemetery, Bo-liver, Tn. at 4:30. Active Pallbearers will be Howard Bone, Reese Payne, Dorward Maynard, Russ Collins, Douglas Dean, Bill Miller, Mac Rolfe, William E.

Powell, Harlan Dodson, John U. Wilson, Leno Fitzgerald, John Foley, Bill Walker, U.G. Owen, Don Gordon. MARTINS BRACEY-WELSH, INC. 327-1032.

HOOVER. Mr. Will-February 15, 1979 at a local hospital. Resident of 1101 Edgehill. Survived by devoted niece, Mrs.

Kathryn R. Ford; neph-ew-in-law, Mr. Thomas A. Ford; great niece, Miss Jill Ford; other nieces, Mesdames Edith R. Rucker, Peggy R.

Ward and Ruth R.Smith; nephews, Messrs William and Pete Royster; five great nieces; three great nephews; devoted friends, Mrs. Lurena Stuart, Mrs. Orell Pentecost, other relatives and friends. The body will lie in state at Lee Chapel A.M.E. Church, 1732 Sco-vel ST.

Monday evening February 19, 1979 from 5 until 7:30 p.m., time of services conducted by Rev. Chas. Jones. Flowerladies and pallbearers selected from friends. Interment Tuesday 2 p.m.

National Cemetery. SCALES FUNERAL HOME. 1412 Jefferson ST. 329-9880 WOODARD, Mr. Herman Alfred-cf Route 3.

Hydes Ferry Thursday, February 15, 1979 at a local infirmary. Survived by son, Mr. Frank Lewis Woodard, II; devoted mother, Lottie Mae Woodard; one sister, Mrs. Evelyn Woodard Brown, New York City; two brothers, Mr. Frank Lewis Woodard and P.

Woodard; one brother-in-law, Mr. James Brown, New York City; five aunts; three uncles; nieces, nephews and a host of cousins and other relatives and friends. Visitation with the family Sunday evening Feb. 18, 1979 from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Hydes Ferry Church of Christ.

Funeral services Monday, Feb. 19, 1979 at 11 a.m., Bro. Fred H. Stan-field officiating. Floral-bearers and pallbearers selected from friends.

Interment God's Beautiful Acres, Greenwood Cemetery. RICHARD SMITH FUNERAL HOME, Directors Lebanon, TN WATERS. Mrs. Bettie Bass age 101, Saturday morning February 17, 1979. Survived by one son, Clark Waters, Lebanon; one brother, Preston Bass, Lebanon; a number of nieces and nephews.

Remains are at Nave Funeral Home where funeral services will be held 2:30 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 18, 1979 conducted by Bro. Julian Goodpaster. Pallbearers, Odell Price, William Hancock, Ray Crutcher, Glenn Lecornu, John Clemmons, Fred Moser, Walter Bass and Rubert Boone.

Interment Wilson County Memorial Gardens. NAVE FUNERAL HOME, Lebanon, TN Franklin. Tn. Duplex Community THOMPSON. Dwight David Age 25, February 16, 1979.

Survived by mother and father. Mr. Mrs. James M. Thompson, sister.

Miss Brenda Joyce Thompson; brother, James M. Thompson, all of Duplex Community. Remains are at Franklin Memorial Chapel where services will be conducted 1 p.m. Sunday, February 18. 1979 with Rev.

J. Howard Harris and Rev. John B. Salisbury officiating. Interment Williamson Memorial Gardens.

Pallbearers. W.B. (Sam) Crutcher, Everett Hayes, Charles Edward Hood. Riley Smith, Will Smith. Ray Baird.

Robert Eubanks. Marion Crutcher. FRANKLIN MEMORIAL CHAPEL, 794-1512. SCATES, Eugene (Bill) February 13, 1979 at a local hospital. Survived by daughter, Mrs.

Lula Mae Clendening; six grandchildren, Thomas, Deneldia, Lynette, Bonita, Aaron and Ro-lithia Clendening; three great grandchildren, Lawaun, Quanroyas and Marie Clendening; foster daughter, Jannie Lee Parker; three sisters, Mesdames Mary Tom McGill, Jessie B. Fleming and Inez Fergerson; brother, Claude Scates; numerous nieces and nephews; son-in-law, Thomas Clendening, brother-in-law, Frank McGill; devoted friend, Mrs. Gladys Bond; other relatives and friends. Visitation will be held at McGavock Martin Bros. Funeral Home, this Sunday evening from 7 to 8 O'clock.

Funeral services Monday at 11:00 a.m. from the Chapel. Brother Frank McGill and others will officiate. Interment Greenwood Cemetery. MCGAVOCK MARTIN BROS.

1503 Buchanan St. CARNEY, Mr. Henry- Friday, February 16, 1979 at a nursing home in Gallatin, TN. Survived by two sisiters; four brothers; several nieces and nephews. Complete arrangements will be an-nounced later.

K. GARDNER SON, DIRECTORS SWANN, Sr. Mrs. Hal It. (Josephine Maver) February 17, l'J79 at a Franklin.

TN infirmary. Survived by son, Hal R. Swann, Nashville; daughter, Mrs. Richard F. Hill of Nashville; five grandchildren.

Mrs. Swann is in the Rose Room of Woodlawn Funeral HomeThompson Lane. Private graveside services will be conducted Monday, Feb. 19, 1979 by Rev. Frank Calhoun.

Honorary pallbearers, Herbert W. Luton, Walter Lowe, Edward W. Hill, J.E. Moss, Ernest Alley, J. Ben Hill, Clay Faulkner, Charlie R.

Hill, Roy L. Hill Dr. Robert Hollister, Charles Sawyer, Charles L. Varner, Daniel W. Peterson, H.

Mark Swann, William P. Sutherland. Interment Woodlawn Memorial Park. Arrangements by WOOD-LA WN FUNERAL HOME, 383-4754. In lieu of flowers please make contributions to the Bell-vue United Methodist Church or your favorite charity.

ZOPFI. Mrs. Margurite Saturday, February 17, 1979. Survived by husband, Arnold W. Zopfi; daughter, Mrs.

James N. Campbell of Nashville; sons, John C. Zopfi of Stones Mountain, GA, Arnold Zopfi, Jr. of Winchester. KY, Charles O.

Zopfi of El Segundo, CA, illiam T. zopti of will-mington, N.C.; twelve grandchildren and fourteen great grandchildren; six sisters. Mrs. Mary K. Runyan, Mrs.

Bessie E. Robins, Mrs. Louise Tobey, Mrs. Zodie Morris, Mrs. Frances McFall and Mrs.

Doryce Vonderreith all of California. Remains are at the Broadway Chapel, 1715 Broadway, where services will be conducted Tuesday at 2:30 p.m. with Dr. Leland McReynolds officiating. Pallbearers will be announced later.

ROESCH PATTON DORRIS CHARLTON. 1715 Broadway, 244-6480 Ml'RPHY. Allen-Of 4200 Harding Road, February 15. 1979. Survived by wife.

Mrs. Josephine Murphy; son, Richard A. Murphy; daughter, Mrs. Robert L. Musto, bth of Nashville; four grandchildren; sister, Mrs.

Eleanor Hakes, of La-guna Beach, Ca. Memorial services 3 p.m. Sun-day, Feb. 18 at St. David's Episcopal Church, by Rev.

John Rice. Body donated to Vanderbilt Medical School. In Lieu of Flowers, contributions may be made to St. David's Episcopal Church or the American Cancer Harry A. Keele MANCHESTER, Tenn.

Services for Harry A. Keele, 61, of Manchester, a restaurant operator and World War II veteran, will be at 1 p.m. today at First Missionary Baptist Church. Burial will be in City Cemetery. Keele died Tuesday in Veterans Ad-minstration Hospital, Nashville.

Survivors include three sisters, Mrs. Lula Mae Keele, Manchester, Mrs. Nellie Doss, Nashville, and Mrs. Vera Mae Bright, Winchester. Tuesday, February 20 MISCELLANEOUS 9 A.M.

600 Pieces Of Field Equipment 10 A.M. 75 Good 2 and 4 W1WI Drive Tractors Will Sell at 1 P.M. FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT: SOUTHEAST MISSOURI TRACTOR i EQUIPMENT COMPANY Route 2 Box 319 Sikeston, MO 63801 sey and Villard Myers, Lawrenceburg. Ontario Beauty Salon Also Serves as Art Gallery SARNIA, Ontario (AP) A beauty salon here, also serves as a miniature art gallery for local artists. Owner Evy Tate, an artist herself, said there were 32 paintings on the wall to help artists gain recognition through selling their work.

FARM EQUIPMENT AUCTION Saturday, February 24, 9:30 A.M. Agriculture Center, Mufreesboro LOCATION: 1 Mile East of 1-24 on Hwy. 90. This is Our 9th Annual Sole Sponsored By Murfreesboro Production Credit Association SELLING TRACTORS and IMPLEMENTS Of All Sizes ANYONE CAN BUY or SELL tMI Jack Holbrook BcatijJitts. HUFF, Mrs.

Mary L.Wednesday. February 14, 1979 in Chicago, IL, daughter of the late Mrs. Estella Marlin and wife of Mr. John Huff and sister of Mrs. Samuella M.

Richards; cousins, Johnny and Calvin Gant; dear friends. Mrs. Mary Richard and Mrs. Nell Howard; other relatives and friends. Send all communications to K.

Gardner Funeral Home, 1511 Jefferson Nashville, TN, 37208. Funeral arrangements by Earl C. Goolsby Seals Funeral Home, 78 and Halstead Chicago. IL. Courtesy of K.

GARDNER SON FUNERAL HOME PEWItT. Mrs. Maggie Jane age 86 years, of Ingram Whites Creek, Saturday afternoon February 17. 1979 at her home. Survived by daughters.

Mrs. Jewell Adcock, Mrs. Frances Hacker, Mrs. Ruth Towns both of Nashville, Mrs. Bertha Cole, Good-lettsville, Mrs.

Shirley Deschamp, Floral, AR; sons, Archie Pewitt, Nashville, Dalton William Pewitt, Whites Creek; twenty-one grandchildren; thirteen greatgrandchildren; sister, Mrs. Lillian Sullivan, Escondide, CA. Remains are at the Anderson Garrett Funeral Home, Joelton, where services will be conducted Monday afternoon at 2 O'clock by John Hudson. Honorary pallbearers. Elders and Members of the Adult Class of Whites Creek Church of Christ.

Active pallbearers, will be her grandsons. Interment Spring Hill Cemetery. ANDERSON GARRETT FUNERAL HOME, Joelton, TN ju' woo. in jjijo C's asi sesi a- ANTIQUE AUCTION r.illitin TV 1 CATRON, Vida Moore- Saturday, Feb. 17, 1979.

Survived by two sons, John H. Catron, and McKinley Catron both of Gallatin; three daughters, Mrs. Millie Williams and Mrs. Dorothy Poag of Nashville, and Mrs. Nathaleen (Tootsie) Witt of Gallatin; six grandchildren; one great grandchild.

Remains are at Alexander Funeral Home, where services will be conducted Monday at 10 AM by Bro. John Hayes. Interment Crestview Memorial Park. ALEXANDER FUNERAL HOME, 452-2324. EWING, Mrs.

Beulah Burtonof 4507 Belmont Park Terrace, February 16, 1979. Survived by husband, Mr. J.O. Ewing; daughters, Marlis Ann Honeywell of Los Ange-los, CA, Mary Williams of Bartlett, TN and Thanna Ward of Nashville: brother, John Lester Smith of Silver Lake, IN; four grandchildren; Mrs. Ewing is in the Gardenia Room of Woodlawn Fu neral Home, Thompson Lane.

Private funeral services will be conduct ed Monday, February 19 1979 at 2 p.m. Interment Woodlawn Memorial Park. Arrangements by WOODLAWN FUNERAL HOME, 383-1754 Mrs. Phebe Scheer MANCHESTER, Tenn. Services for Mrs.

Phebe Alletta Scheer, 81, of Manchester, will be at 11 a.m. tomorrow at Manchester Funeral Home. Burial will be in Rose Hill Memorial Gardens. Mrs. Scheer died Friday in Coffee County Hospital.

Survivors include two sons, Edwin, Manchester, and Clarence Scheer, Newburgh, N.Y.; a brother, Pell Way, Brooklyn, N.Y., and two grandchildren. Mrs. Lee Holland FAYETTEVILLE, Tenn. Services for Mrs. Lee W.

Holland 80, of Fayetteville. will be at 2 p.m. today at Washington Street Church of Christ. Burial will be in River-view Memorial Gardens. Mrs.

Holland died Friday at her home. Survivors include two daughters. Mrs. Melvin Cardin, Pulaski, and Mrs. Tack Dilworth, Hunts-ville, two sons, Dr.

Thomas Holland, Fayetteville, and Lee W. Holland Nashville; three sisters, Mrs. Lottie Collins. Decherd, Mrs. Kathaleen Bates, Fayetteville.

and Mrs. Daisy Rowe. Columbia, a brother. Lester Simms. Fayetteville; nine grandchildren; and seven -grandchildren.

SAT. FEB. 24th 7 PM TIL? LESTER AUCTION CO HWY. 41 NORTH HEATED BUILDING BRIER TINH tOU 0AC. AAiN uM A SOPtS fINt LOAD OF ANTIQUES AS VOU KNOW LOU ALWAYS MANAGES TO BUNG DOWN HARD TO-FIND ITEMS VOU ARE LOOKING FOR MAKE PLANS TO BE WITH PARTIAL LUTING Ook Bookcose With leoded Glow Ooori, DnuuKf Ook Hgh Bed I Oesm.

Foncy 3 Pe Porky Surfe. Comer Crno Ccbmet, Set Of 4 Spmdle Bock Chews. Set of 6 Coned Womuf Voon CVJ-'i, Wo-nj, Victoron Loo CKotf Woinar Boc'ie'or'i Chest. Foncy Cherry Lamp Ta9-e, Unusual Srxtt Desk. Ook Wash S'arxh.

0- Onsets. Ook Sideboard. 2 Ool jhboy Chetti. Square Ook Ctwvj Cab.net. Round Ook Table, Odd Chars.

12 Ft Ook Showcase, Rockers. Beds. Fancy Lamp Tables, Clocks. 21 Jewel Railroader Pocket Wch. Ook O'der.

Corrwd. N.poon And Lots Of Other Collectible Glass And China, 0f Lamps And Other Items Too Numerous To Ment'On COLLECTORS DEALERS AND EXHIBITORS SOMETHING HERE FOR EVERYONE' BE LOOKING FOR YOU AT THIS SAlE MAiCE PLANS TO 6E WITH C'S- ALSO TO BE SOLD NOT AT AUCTION 1974 INTERNATIONAL TRUCK. 1 700 Senes 18 Ft Von Bo. May Be Seen By Appontment INSPECTION 4 P.M. COL.

LESTER. Auctioneer Lic.7 224-O440 1-4434419 1-443-9109.