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llifHTlin1li 1 4 TM NASHVILLI TtNNlSSEAN, Feb. 24, 1962 Mrs. Mary Moore ilratli Entires Heart Victim Carson-Newman, CBC S. H. Young, 87, Dies in Hospital S.

Hayden Young, 87, former Safes Nets' 34 In 55-44 Mn "UMBER-LAND'S All-City forward E.itos fired the Indian sextet to the first 19th District tournament upset last night. punning down defending touinev champion Dununt 55-44 at the Madison gymnasium. Bates, playing with an injured hip. pumped 31 point through the basket to oust the tournovsi To Vie for NAI A Berth pARSON'-NEWMAM College of Jefferson City and Christian Brothers College of Memphis will tangle in a three-game playoff to determine District 27's representative in the National NAIA Tournament at Kansas City. The playoff is set for farrh 5.

6 and possibly 7 at Jefferson City, district chairman Charlie Morris, David Lipscomb roach, announced yesterday The National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics meet in Kansas City will be played the week of March 12. Carson-Newman bns a record of 23-fi. while CBC is 18-7. Carson-Newman's Eajjles are competing In the Volunteer State Athletic Conference Tournament here, while CBC has two more games remaining. The Bi.caneers play Mississippi Southern tonight and Arkansas State Monday.

lln, Lv tory. beating Hillwood for the third time this season. N'ancv 9th Straight Year VSAC Keeps Lipscomb Site I 1 i I 11 seventh-seeded team. It was the only break in the tournament as favorites von In the other six first round games played last nisht. SECOND -SEEDED Madison scored a resounding 50-32 triumph over Glencliff in the other first round game played at the Madison gymnasium.

Over at Donelson's gym, the third-seeded Donettes held on foils harrowing 54-52 win over Good-lcttsville and Hillsboro used the scoring of Sharon Buchi and Anne Ledyard to rout Joelton 67-40. Completing opening action in the girls' half of the tournament at Hillwood. Overton eliminated Hill- wood 56-45. Isaac Litton walloped Central 56 -25 and Maplewood earned a Monday quarter finalsl meeting with unbeaten Bellevue byj ousting Antioch 30-21, i Scven games at these three; playing sites Madison, Donelson; nd Hillwood will feature all the! district's boys teams tonight with! 4)i ofttinn tf AnuflnHH Flcnol- son which drew a bve. BATES, the No.

2 srorer in the; NIL with a 24-point average, had, to outscore Dupont's sophomore; star, Elaine Hearn. Hearn fired no ftu an jjuniLA iui uiu nunui iui the losers could never overcome a 29-16 Cumberland halftime margin. Julie Brown, THE NASHVILLE TENNKSSEAN'S Player of the Year in the NIL, sank 34 points for Madison and personally outscored the Glencliff girls. Starlene Pigue had 17 to nace th osers. The victory shoves Madison, winner of 16 of its last 17 games, into a quarter-finals bracket with Cumberland.

With the 19th District sending four teams to Region 5, any quarter-finals victory means a trip to Clarksville. oooaieiisviue ici an upset oppor- tunity slip away in the last 30 sec-; onds of the game when it lost possession of the ball and trailed just two points. DONELSON'S Sally Sherman topped the game's scoring with 31 points and boosted her career total to 1,003. She had solid support from Vickie Rutledge with 18. Goodlettsville freshman BrendV Moon, a 6-2 reserve, came off the bench to spark the Trojan six with' 20 points.

Carol McCasland had 16 in the near upset. Hillsboro's Ledvard got 30 points' itnd teammate Buchi got 25 to, fall through the hoop and it was! too much offense for Joelton. Lit-! tie June Johnston closed out her vnrcit, with OO 41-. OVERTON pulled off a fine vie-1 I 3L. 1 1 Hibbett had 22 points for the win- ining Boheats who now move to jthe quarters opposite Donelson.

Paula Herring had 19 and Barbara Orr 12 in the Overton romp. Kay Smith, as she has all season, paced the 'Topper sophomores with 26 points and had shot them to a 22-19 lead at halftime. Isaac Litton move into the bracket with Hillsboro as Barbara LaFollette bucketed 20 and Linda Warren got 15. Marilyn Wells' 14 was best for Central. MAPLEWOOD earned a shot nt handing 20-ganie winner.

Bellevue its first loss. The Panthers were headed by Carol Andrews with 19 ousting Antioch. Bellevue, 19th District and NIL cirls champ, drew a first round iye and meets Maplewood Mon- day nirht with a regional berth hanging in the balance. ovfrion c.fris t.vn u. Hibbett Hrrrinc 19.

WllSOll 3 Parker Bradford. Sanford. Hillwood il.M Smith 26 Maynard 13, Brason 6 Hollon. Smith. Hood.

Halftime Hillwood 22-19. l.illon Girls (5nl T.M'11. Irt tirl 1 um 4J. snw 2. Wise 6 O-Brown, Ellis.

Powell. Central Hflrvn(BV'h 5 14 J' 2 ci -Barrett. Jones. Stone, Luton 28-15 Mulsh Buchi 25. Ledyard 30.

Terry 7. Maxey numc Brehni. Routh. Puryear. Joellan Hill F-Johnson 22.

Stanley 18. Nichols O- Reeder. True. James. Halftime Hillsboro 33-19.

Maplewood Glrla 19. Norri. 10, Spurlock 1. Gilpin. Mabry.

Hutson. Antioch I'M Williams 12. Gragg 4, Reeves 3. Jack- son 2 Graves. William'.

Dale. Halftime Maplewood 13-11. Madison Girls F-Rrown 34 Collins 8. Buntley 1 G-Dickens, Oakley. Head.

Glencliff Pmue 17, Waller 5 Trimble 10. Cantrell, Keliey. Mayo Halftime Madison 26-1 Cumberland Girl (S.H F-Bates 34, Keel 14. Carrlnston 1. Asce, Graves.

Widener. Dupont (441 Draper 5. McMurtry Hrarn 29. -Maddux. Sneil.

Jones. Halftime Cumberland 29-1 6. Doneluin Girls (Mi -German 31. 18. White Wilsjn, Gnzzard.

Goodlettsville Jacobs 4. McCasland 16. Peay 11. IMonn 20 McCarrell. Ha lfume Donelson 27-21.

1 i -4i riMIE VOUNTEER State Ath-letic Conference members awarded the 13 basketball tournament to David Lipscomb at their winter meeting yesterday, marking the ninth consecutive year that Lipscomb will serve as host. THE DATES for the event will be Feb. 20-23 with THE NASHVILLE TENNESSEAN asain beinp; the sponsor. Only one change was made in the tourney setup for next year. The two afternoon sessions on Wednesday and Thursday will qet under way at 1:30 p.m.

instead of 2 p.m. with the second qame slated for 3:30 instead of 4 p.m. This was clone to allow more time between the afternoon and nieht sessions. The nitht sessions will still betrin at 7 p.m. with the finale gettinc under way at 9 o'clock.

In addition to the baskethall tc.irnev site and dates, others set were: BASEBALL The championship nlavoffs are scheduled for May IS and 19 on the campus of the Eastern Division champion. GOLF May 14 at Fort Campbell. with Austin Peay State serving as host school. TRACK May 12 at Austin Peav State. TENNIS Mav 10 and 11 in Nashville at Shelby Park with Linscomb serving as host.

18th District Aeets Today of the ISth District meet this morning at David Lipscomb pymna.sium to draw up pairings or the tournament getting underway next week. The meeting is set for a.m. I fin Ar A Services for Mrs. Mary Maggie Moore, 73, of 283 Hermitage will be at p.m. tomorrow at Goodsprlngs Free Will Baptist Church In Pleasant View.

Henry Plrtle will officiate. Burial will be In the church cemetery. The body is at Eastland Funeral Home. Mrs. Moore, the former Maggie Jones, died at 8:15 a.m.

yesterday in ueneral Hospital or cancer. A native of Montgomery County, she had lived in Nashville most of her life. She was married 52 years to Will Moore. Ha died in 1956. Mrs.

Moore was a member of Green Street Church of Christ. Survivors are four sons, Wood-row and Frank Moore, both of Nashville, Sam Moore of Greenbrier, and West Moore, Chapmans- horo; a brother. Wesley Majors, 11 grandchildren and 14 great-grand child ren. Heath Entires ROONE Thursday afternoon, Feb. 22.

1962 at Oak Kldge. William Martin Boone, survived by wife, Mrs. Grace Owen Boone, Oak Ridge, son, Robert Boone, Oalc Kldge, daughter. Mrs. Leroy Ryan.

Lewis. 6 grandchildren, mother. Mrs. Mary Boone, Henderson-viile, brother. 8am Boone.

Ft. Worlh, sisters. Mrs. Florence Comas, Hendersonville, and Mrs. Lulu Underwood.

Nashville. Funeral services will be conducted Saturday morning at 10 0 clock (Eastern 8tandard Timel at Martin's Funeral Home, Oak Ridge. Tenn. Leaving Immediately remains will be conveyed to Spring Hill Cemetery. Nashville tor Interment.

Masonic servica will be conducted at the grave at 4 o'clock. Cole A Oarrett. Funeral di-rectors, Hendersonville. tOONEV TuesdayTFeb. 20, 1962, In Ft.

Meyers Charles P. Coon-ey, age 80 years. Survived by wile. Mrs. Margaret Thompson Cooney; brother.

Robert Q. Cooney; nephews, Robert Q. Cooney and Charles Hayes Cooney all of Nashville. The remains will arrive In Nashville Saturday morning at 8:30 and will be at Roesch-Patton 1715 Broadway, where funeral anrvlces will be conducted Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock by Rev. Donald Ray Jones and Dr Prentice Pugh.

Pallbearers: O. Keeling Turner. Otis Warner, Ray Martin. Herman Witt. Gerald Henderson, D.

D. Robertson, Churle Lovell, John O'Neill. Interment Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Roesch-Patton Inc.

GKORfiE-Thursday Feb" 22. 1962 at a local hospital. Mrs. Mattie C. Baird George, age 81.

Survived by Dduchter: Mrs. T. W. Johnson of Nashville, One Granddaughter: Mrs. 8.

L. Foster, of Nashville, and great Grandchildren, Sisters: Miss Sophronia Baird. Miss Creola Baird, Mis. Sarah Carpenter, and Mia. S.

A. Carver, Two Brothers: Mr. Cleveland Baird. and Mr. Dudley Baird.

all of Nashville. Remains are at the Hibbett-York-Hallcy Funeral Home in Donelson, where funeral services will be Sunday Feb 25 at 2:00 conducted bv Rev. James R. Cox of Manchester, and Rev. J.

Paul Williams of Tulip Street Methodist Church. Honorary Pallbearers-The Mattie Duncan Sunday School Class. Active Pallbearer: A. V. Spain, Richard Green, Eugene Johnson, Harry Johnson Roy Orlffith.

and Elliott Batey. Interment Woodlawn Memorial Park. Hibbett-York-Hailey Dlrtctors. TU 3-2361. Ffb.

22. at a local iniirmaiv. --Mai Hushes Survived by daughter. Mrs. Rebecca Cole: son.

Mr. Edward Hushes: step-daughters. Mrs. Currin and Mis Bess Huches. eight grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren.

The remains are at Eastland Funeral Home. 904 Gallatin Rd where funeral ervicea will be conducted Saturday morning, Feb 24. 1962 at 10:00 a.m. by Rev. Roy Babb.

Grandsons will serve as pallbearers Interment Spring Hill Cemetery. yasnanriFuneral Home. LAlfBERSON Thursday evening, Feb 22. 1962. at a local infirmary.

Mrs'. Martha P. Lamberson. survived by husband Paul G. Lamberson Daughters: Mrs.

Johnny Buchanan. Miss Dianne Lamberson. sons Paul David. Frankie and Gordon Lamberson. Parents: Mr.

and Mrs. J. F. Perryman Sisters: Mrs Lamberson of Madison, Cecil Allman. Worchester.

Mis. Hobart Sampson. Old Hickory. Brothers: C. man.

Bristol, and William G. Perryman. Rutherford. Tenn. Remains are at the Chapel of Bracey-Welsh where services will be held Saturday afternonoon at 3:00 oclock conducted by Brother C.

Garner. Pallbearers: H. H. Sampson. Cecil Allrran.

Jack and Lamberson. Lester Dawson. Clayton Pepper. Pruitt Chapman and Milton Fields. Honorary Members of Park Ave.

Church of Christ Sunday School Class. Interment Mt. Olivet Cemetery Bracey Welsh Co. Inc. MOORE Friday morning.

Feb. 23, 1962 at a local infirmary. Mrs. Mary Maggie Moore, age 73 years. Survived by sons: Woodrow W.

Moore. West Moore, Sam Moore. Frank Moore. 11 grandchildren. 14 great grandchildren.

Brother: Wesley Majors of Henrietta. The remains are at the Eastland Funeral Home. 904 Gallatin Rd. Leaving the Chapel Sunday afternoon at 115 Funeral services be from Goodsprlngs Free Will Baptist Church, at 2:30 conducted bv Rev. Henry Pirtle.

Pallbearers' J. Williams. William Simmons. Buddy Frazier. Frank Massey, Tommy Davis.

Herschel Travis. Woodrow Harris. Ewell Perry. Interment Church Cemetery. EastlandFuneralHome, Kit TlARnsON-Friday evening Feb.

23 1162. at Sumner County Memorial Hospital. Miss Alma Ernestine Richardson, age 68. Survived by brothers. Will Richardson of Charlotte NC.

John Richardson. Du buaue. Iowa, Flnley Richardson, Gallatin, Joe Richardson. Chattanooga, Ben Rlchardron. Gallatin; three sisters, Miss Bess Richardson and Mus Arollne Richardson, both ol Gallatin, Mrs.

R. M. Bal-derson. Arlington. Va.

Remains Alexander Funeral Home. Gallatin, where funeral services will be conducted Monday morning. Feb. 26. 1962 at 10 a.m.

by Rev. Shugart Martin. Interment at Allgier Cemetery. Smith County. Alexander Funeral Home, directors.

Gallatin. 'sKlfiENlHALER Thursday evening Feb 22. 1962. Mrs. Katie Leona Travis Seigenthaler.

age 66 years. Survived bv llusbsnd Charles D. Seigentraler daughters. Mrs. A.

Crossland Mrs. Don Dickens. Mrs. Bill Jenkins. Miss Katherine Seigenthaler.

all of Nashville. Mrs. R. Alexander, of Hansvilie. 8ons: C.

D. Seigenthaler of Nashville. Seigenlhaler Nashville. J. R.

Seigenthaler of Kent. Washington. C. E. Seigenthaler Sr of Chattanooga.

20 Orandrhlldren. 6 Great grandchildren. Sister: Mrs Mvrtle Carlton, of Pontlac. Mich Brother: John B. Travis of Florida.

Remains are at the East-Innd Funeral Home 904 Gallatin Rd. Funeral services will be at East View Church of Christ Monday morning at 10 o'clock, conducted by R. O. Cullum. Pallbearers: W.

A. Crossland E. H. Billiard, Roy Seigenthaler. Ed Craddnrk.

John W. Seigenthaler. William Carl Bryant. Interment Mt. Olivet Ceme-itry.

VOl'NG At a local Infirmary, Stephen Hayden Young, aae 87. Survived bv daughters, Mrs. Lillian Young Brown. Waynesville, North Carolina, and Mrs. Elsie Young Phillips.

Nashville: grandsons. Mad-din Phillips III. captain U.S. Army In Germany, and Steve. David and Kenneth Young of Atlanta: and one great-granddaughler.

Robin Young, of Atlanta: sisters. Mrs. N. Cox of Cookeville. Tennessee, and Miss Minnie Young of Nashville.

Remains rest at the Whitson Funeral Home In Cookeville. where meral services will be conducted February 24. 1962. by Brother John A. Chalk, minister of the Church of Christ.

Pallbearers will be selected from the elders and d'acons of Hillsboro Church of Christ In Nashville and the Broad 8treet Church of Christ In Cooke, ville. Interment In Cookeville CItv Cemetery. Whitson Funeral Home. Cookeville. in charge.

In lieu of flowers, memorial gifts may be made to I.akeshore Home for the Aired. 832 Orove Avenue. Nashville, or the Amfrcsn Cancer Society. Out-of-Town Vanleer. Tenn.

COOKSIV Friday afternoon. Feb. 21. 1B12. in Goodlark Hospital, Dickson.

Mr-. Olive Cooksev, ase 84. Survived by two daughters, Mrs. Ray Berry of Dickson. Mrs.

Ellon Albrtnht of Vanleer: three sons. Lindon T. Cooksey of N'h-ville. James A Cooksey and John Cooksey. both of Vanleer- one brother.

ASexader Logan of Kmi-'ton 8nrlns: eight grandchildren. Her remains are at Taylor FunerBl Home In Dickson. Tenn. Funeral services will be held Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock at Martha's Chapel Methodist Church, conducted by Rev. Melvln Brooks.

Rev C. Elliott and Rev. Lexie Freeman, with burial In Cooksey Cemetery, on Yellow Creek. Services under the direction of Taylor Funeral Home, Dickson, Tenn. Out-of-Town SDrlnilllrd.

Trnn. PHILLIPS Mrs. Mary Maud Phillips, aired 77. died Thursday. Keb.

n. lia at a Nursing home In Oalla'ln. Trnn. Widow ot Jamra William Phillips, survived by 2 sons. Maurice Phillips of Sprlns-fltld.

James Phillips of Madison, daughters. Mrs. Blllle VVIlkeraon of 8nrlnfield. Mrs. Jewel of Russellvllle, one sister.

Mrs. Burnice Sprouse of BprlnvfMri. Ill Branrichildrrn. 4 great grand children. Remains are at Associated Funeral Home where services will be held Sat.

at 3 30 m. with) the Rev Fred Schott officiating. asxHted by Rev. Ronald Teacrue. Burial in Elmwood Cemetery.

Associated Funeral Home In chaise. White Bluff, Tenn. CARROLL Thursday afternoon. Feb. 22, 1962, at her home near White Bluff.

Mrs Julia Heath Carroll, age 85 Survived by hus-bBnd, Thomas C. Carroll, White. Bluff: two daughters, Mrs. Mary Ann Hugulns, White Bluff. Mrs.

Betty Jo Flair, Nashville; 5 grandchildren: 4 treat-rrandchlldren: one sister. Mrs. Bob Taylor. Burns. several nieces and nephews.

The remains are at the Dickson Funeral Home. Funeral services will be at 1:30 Saturday. Feb. 24. 1962 at the Jackson Chapel Methodist Church, conducted by Rev.

Robert Carroll, and Rev. Car-mack Caphart. Burial will be In Jnckson Chanel Cemetery. Arrangements by Dickson Funeral Home, Dickson. Tenn.

In Memoriam BROWN In lovine Memory of Mrs. Jameg F. Brown, who passed away on year ago Feb. 24. 1961.

Sadly missed by the Family. Colored Death Notices EWING Friday evening. Feb. 1962, at a local Infirmary. Mr.

Fred James Ewing of 2507 Me-harry Blvd. He la survived by a devoted wife. Mrs. Renee Ewlng: two daughters: two sons: other relatives and friends. Complete arrangements announced later.

Davla and Campbell, directors. FRAZIER Tuesday afternoon. Feb. 20. 1962.

at a local hospital, little Donnle Orlando Frailer. Survived by mother Mrs. Martha Rochelle Frazier: brother, Rickey Marlow Frazier; sisters, Terry Doreen and Samona Rochelle Frazier; grandmother. Ordanle Frazier; aunts. Florence Ella Frazier.

Beatrice Oburzina Chambers: uncles. Walter Edward and Robert Lewis Frazier: great uncles. Dark and Elmer But-trom: great aunts. Adell and Nata a in other relatives and friends. Prayer service 9 a.m.

Saturday. Feb. 24, 1062. In chapel. Holmes Funeral Home In charge.

440 12th North WILLIAMS Thursday morning at a local hosoltsl. Mrs Cora Williams of 1703 A Pearl Street Survived by friends. Miss 8. B. Wilson and others.

Remains will lie In state at Petlon Brothers Funeral Home. 1306 South Street, until time of funeral Monday at 11 a.m. at the above funeral home The Rev T. B. Boyd Jr.

officiating Vn A-orat Cemetery. Patton Brothers, directors WITHFRSPOON Suddenly Friday eo. 2J. laez at a local hosp tal Elder A. W.

Witherspoon. Survtvert bse devoted wife. Mrs. Mary Witherspoon. five daughters, seven sons, a nephew, and a large, number of other relatives and friends.

Complete funeral arrange-ments will be announced later. Gardner Funeral Home. Colored In Memoriam CHIRCH In loving Memory of Our Dear Mother. Mrs. Janle Church, who passed away one year ago today.

February 24. 1961. Death has come and taken you away. And left an empty apace, In all our hearts who loved you Dear. That, time cannot erase, 8o dear in life you were to And still remain in death.

For you were the one and only one That we cannot forget, How sad we were. And full of grief. When God called you to rest. But we know, as much as we loved you dear. It sems God loved you best.

Sadly missed hy Children. James and Ann Carney. Mother. Mrs Sallle Parsons. Sister.

Dora Holmes HENDERSON In loving memory of Mr, Watt Henderson, who passed away 2 yean ago today. February 24, 1960. Gone but not forgotten. Sadly missed by Mrs. Nannie Ed-mondson and Henderson family ANNOUNCEMENTS 1-B Legal Notice! LIQUOR NOTICE Inez P.

Sllveriield. do hereby five notice as required by law thai I have made application to the Mayor of the City of Nashville, to move Lynn's Liquor Store, from 339 3rd to the Northwesl Corner of 6th Ave. and Broad 8t. Cemetery Monument FORREST LAWN MEMORIAL GARDENS Choice lots. Springfield.

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Gainesboro Telephone Co. execu tive, died yesterday in a Nashville hospital after an Illness of several months. Services will be at 3 p.m. today Whitson Funeral Home, Cooks-ville. Tenn.

John A. Chalk will officiate. Burial will be in Cookeville City Cemetery. The body is at the funeral home. Young, a native of White County, was a son of Charles C.

and Catherine Burton Young. He married Effie Bovd in 1902. After her death in 1941, he came to Nashville to live with a daughter, Mrs ELsle Young Phillips. 3420 Benham Ave. SINCE RETIRING several years ago from the office of the paymaster of Tennessee Central Railway, he had lived at Lakeshore Church of Christ Home for the Aged, 832 Grove Ave.

Just before 1900. Young, with two associates, organized the Gainesboro Telephone Company at Sparta. With the exception of the S. Hayden Young Former telephone executive Bell system, it grew to be the largest independent telephone com pany in the Southeast. In 1910 the company moved to Cookeville and Young served as secretary-treasurer there 29 year.

He retired from the company In 1927 and worked for an insurance agency in Cookeville and held an editorial position with the Putnam County Herald. YOUNG WAS a member of Hills boro Church of Christ. He a life member of the Telephone Pioneers of America. He is survived bv two daughters. Mrs.

Lillian Brown. Waynesville. N.C.. and Mrs. Elsie Phillips.

Nashville; two sisters. Mrs. J. Cox. Cookeville, and Miss Minnie Young, Nashville; and five grandchildren.

Mrs. Paul G. Lamberson Services for Mrs. Paul G. Lamberson, 44.

of 205 29th Ave. will be at 3 p.m. today at Bracey-Welsh Funeral Home. 2407 West End Ave. C.

J. Garner will officiate. Burial will be in Mount Olivet Cemetery. The body ls at the funeral home. Mrs.

Lamberson died at 8:30 p.m. Thursday in Vanderbilt Hospital after an illness of three weeks. The former Martha Mozell Perryman, she was a native of Rutherford, Tenn. She came to Nashville 28 years ago. She was married to Lamberson.

produce manager, 22 years ago. He survives. She was a daughter or Mr. and Mrs. J.

F. Perrvman of Madison, who also survives. Mrs. Lamberson was a former sales clerk at Chester's Depart ment Store. She was a member of Park Avenue Church of Christ.

Other survivors are two daughters, Mrs. John Buchanan and Dianne Lamberson; three sons Paul. Frankie, and Gordon Lam berson. all of Nashville; three sis ters, Mrs. W.

B. Lamberson, Madi son. Mrs. H. H.

Sampson, Old Hickory, and Mrs. Cecil Allman of Massachusetts; and two brothers. William G. Perrvman, Rutherford, and C. A.

Perryman, Bristol, Va. Mrs. Mattie Baird George Services for Mrs, Mattie C. Baird George, 81, of 2827 Barclary Drive, will be at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Hibbett-York-Hailev Funeral Home.

2740 Old Lebanon Road. Donelson. The Rev. James R. Cox and the Rev.

J. Paul Williams will officiate. Burial will be in Woodlawn Memorial Park. The body is at the funeral home. Mrs.

George died at 10:20 p.m. Thursday in a Nashville hospital after a stroke. A native of Wilson County, she had lived in Nashville most of hei life. She was the widow of Jame. George, former superintendent.

Nashville Electric Co. She was a member of Tulir Street Methodist Church. Survivors are a daughter, Mrs. W. Johnson, Nashville; four sisters.

Miss Sophronia Baird, Miss Creola Baird. Mrs. S. A. Carver and Mrs.

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to 7 p.m. aaakvV James W. Cummins Native of Fayetteville J. W. Cummins, 66, Dies Here James W.

Cummins. 66. of 1602 Russell a retired agriculture teacher, died at 8:20 p.m. yesterday in Veteran's Hospital of a heart attack. Funeral arrangements are In complete.

The body Is at Pettus-Owen Wood Funeral Home, 4506 Charlotte Ave. Cummins, a native of Fayette-l 1 I rUaolAa vine a rui, wi wiiniibi Kinley and Margaret Moore Cum mins. He came to Nashville 16 years ago. He married Ruth Hobdy in 1922. She survives.

CUMMINS GRADUATED from Middle Tennessee State College in He studied agricul ture at the Univeisity of Tennes see. Before his retirement 10 years ago, Cummins taught vocational agriculture to G.I. training units in the Joelton area, and at high schools in Sweetwater and Mc-Ewen, Tenn. At one time he was principal of high schools in Robertson and Sumner counties. Cummins, a veteran of World War served in the Army in 1918-19.

He was at oen time command er of the American Legion post Waverly. CUMMINS WAS a member of the Methodist Church. He was a Mason and a Shriner. Other survivors are a daughter, Mrs. O.

C. Doyle McEwen, a brother, C. L. Cummins. Kavetteville; two sisters, Mrs Kathleen Griffin, Fayetteville.

and Mrs. Nadine Tryling, Cincinnati; and three grandchildren. Singers Audition At Peabody Today The finals of the area students' auditions of the National Associa tion of Teachers of Singing will be held today in the Social-Religious Building auditorium of Peabody College. High school finalists will sing at 11 a.m. and college finalist at 1:30 p.m.

according to Irma Lee Beatty, chairman. At 11:40 a.m. Mrs. John F. Kelly of Gallatin, will be heard in a brief recital including an aria by Mendelssohn's "Elijah" and songs by Dello Joio and Quil- ter.

The public is invited to both the auditions and the recital. Judges for the auditions are: Dr. Dennis Cowan, Fisk Music staff, Dr. William Kendrick Grobel, Vanderbilt divinity faculty, and Dr. J.

Oscar Miller, University of Chattanooga. Prisoner Beating Probe Continues 1 7 that if mvestiga- i-cloaea a county pr sorter th.ose responsible for discharged immediately th nle th saiu oariu.i. jeu couiu not be reached for comment The investigation followed a complaint bv Hubert James Putt, 32, of a i that he was Knowietige of a lrf-year-old girl; burglary; and larcenv of an auto. Mrs. C.

D. Seigenthaler Services for Mrs. Charles IV 66. of 1116 Chester Ave. will be at 10 a.m.

Monday at Eastview Church of Christ, 608 Ave. R. G. Cullum will officiate. Bur- will be in Mount Olivet Cemetery.

The body is at Eastland Funeral Home. Mrs. Seigenthaler died at 10:30 p.m. Thursday of a heart attack Baptist Hospital. The former Katie Leona Travis.

was a native of Bellevue. She urd of her life in Nah- ville. however. Mrs. Seigenthaler was a daugh- Tkn Wol Kaney i ravls.

Her hushand, a re Jl, emu J. Seigenthaler. both of Nashville. R. Seigenthaler, Kent, and C.

E. Seigenthaler, Chatta nnoga; a sister, Mrs. Myrtle Carlton. Pontlac, a brother. John B.

Travis, Florida; 20 grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. Miss Katherine Anderson Miss Katherine Anderson. 66. of A. of T.

'n in In Staff photo by Jimmy Ellis UT Martin Branch's Bob Fry (44) goes high to flip in a two-pointer against Austin Peay State. It was shots such as this by Fry that ruined the Govs' title hopes as UTMB shocked them 74-65. Guarding Fry is the Govs' Tommy Dar-rah (55) while Henny Murrey (13) is sprawled on the floor. Hillsboro Tips Franklin Girls In Thriller FRANKLIN. Tenn.

Hillsboro! and Bethesda battled their wav into the finals of the District 22 girls' basketball tournament here last night 1 Hillsboro shaded Franklin, 2.3 to 23. on Shirley Conner's last second field irnal. nut. distanced Columbia 47 to 31, with Betty Griggs leading the way with is points Cnnnnr' hnH 1 mninta i Laugh I I Waate; boro to grab scoring honors from' by some of the officers I'am Green, who had 11 Forlwho nim at the court-Franklin, Mary Andrews was highihouse Mnday night and Tuesday with 14. Columbia's attack paced by Jane Campbell, who had1 Five Persons were Identified by 17 points.

officials as having questioned the Finals will be plaved here man- wno ls out under night. $6,500 bond, on charges of carnal iniishorn (mi. o.i (iiri u'Zn V1' Pc''y J- I King, 7 Peay, Sweeney, rranklln J' 1 ri.iimTKr "iln i Rrthrsds tiiri mi i F-Onses 2.i. 17 BeaMer 7 G-Sirect. Thompson.

F-- 4. Campbell 17. Rinki 10 (j- roue. Hmes. Bimr Half time Bethesda 30-14 Bowling Scores IIONEI.SON BOWl, Bradshaw.in Lorraine LettVnn, mm" hurrh l.easue Malrulm Harper oud ri.A-MOR i.anfs i Fronlier l.easue llunnle Ilun- New ham 11,1.1 14 i iuer iieauiy salon mil ma.

ial she umherUnd Prrohytrrian Women's til ed TeniCO emplove, survives, l.eaiur VMItna Davenport I.V; I Dthoi- snrvivnin aro fivo HuiltI, Daniel, Belly Murray 3ll.li UU1 sur vo are daugh-ashville M.iiii. iters, Mrs. W. A. Crossland, Mis.

umberland I'resbvlerlan Men's l.easue Donald Dickens, Mrs. Bill Jenkins Miss Katherine Seigenthaler. isi.iiwoon hohi. all of Nashville, and Mrs. R.

l.arly Rnilrrs I. eacue Dave Hill RIM A n.ln.. IJ 'Granny White Pike, Brentwood. died at 7:10 p.m. yesterday in St.

Thomas Hospital after undergo Ilti Till I'r I II 1 1 II 7.W-I.M..II 1' Mixed Sport l.essue Jerry Hnnpr IH7- lure i4H: Hal urk oil); Madison Hit and Ten Uuads leasue Belle Johnson IKli-5l: Jim MrClellan Id Johnson "i'iO Inslewood (hurib Leaiue lawrrnre Met lukev Ml; smith Mi'Ji Intle-oood Baptist Sn. Two H'Ul-'! III). I'l NN i.t: I.sMS lnter-4'ltv I.f.jriir-RKrpi u-n--a ni. Jame, Bullnrk J.WIi Parknay Urlll J.IK.1, Ml I.ROSE I.AM1 I'loneer l.eacu hm i.ai, in. Hrlen Studio of Kratitv 17:1.1 isl Ne (hurrh l.eaue AHrlsn lei St.

Joftwh', -4 ADISON BOW Wulnlets l.easue (iladTa Urishl 1 ulloelt Mary (alter Industrial l.easue Johnson Eael- ftnT fi' mkikf: 'n simrf i am IrlrMv Mhl Vllvrrf llnu siehroder I'll. Mary Kemner Jim hcra im i -'h Vlsht Outers l.essue n-nllll M.rsaret Mlrn Lorraine's l.etterlns Irids M-hle-s Mis -H I.en Smith I Eddie Koltenbarser SM. Rav Tavlnr Early Hird Mised leaiue fnsir hrand l.oirell Brrster No Splits Senior fitirens l.earue lis ore 1 1.1-3(1. lord Mfdnichters I puiif I'm Dans Nailers slid Renders J. Paint O.

is with EMMETT KELLY, the world's greatest clown at the Sixth Annual Great Lakes of the South Outdoor Show March 19 through March 25 at the state Fairgrounds Coliseum! This treat for the whole family will be sponsored by THE NASHVILLE TENNESSEAN The Nashville Scrtoma Cluh ing surgery on Wednesday for cancer. Graveside services will be in Mtverside Cemetery. Hopkinsville. at 10 a.m. Tuesday.

A native of Hopkinsville, Miss Anderson was a daughter of Judge and Emma K. Berry Anderson. She came to Nashville 11 vears ago to live with her brother. Berry Anderson. In addition to her brother, she survived bv a sister, Mrs.

Louis Nash, Blytheville, Ark..