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Termed Satisfactory Johnson's Progress RICHARD BEENE SAN ANTONIO, Texas (AP) -Hospitalized for the second time in less than four months, former President Lyndon B. Johnson was reported "making satisfactory progress" yesterday as doctors tried to determine if he had a heart attack earlier this week. Johnson, who turns 64 Aug. 27, was flown to an Army hospital suite here Monday night from his LBJ Ranch 60 miles away after he suffered chest pains and nausea. "DOCTORS reported President Johnson is making satisfactory progress from his said yesterday.

No other de recent illness," a spokesman tails released. Officials earlier said doctors 4 With Sunday School board Miss Della 423 Frances Bell 1 03 Miss Della Bell Services Today Services for Della 2 p.m. today at Delbert-Glenn for the Southern Baptist Sunday School Board, will be at land a statistical clerk Frances Bell, 53, 2406 Oak2394.8 Funeral Home, Owensboro, Ky. The Rev. Robert Norman, pastor of Belmont Heights Baptist Church here, will officiate.

MISS BELL, an employe of the board's research services department, became ill Monday morning at her work and was reported dead on arrival at Baptist Hospital. A native of Philpot, Miss Bell received her 1 high school diploma from Daviess County (Ky). High School in 1934 and her BS degree from Murray State College in 1939. She first joined the board in 1953 as Baptist Book Store manager at Owensboro. In 1955 she moved to Richmond where she served as book store manager until moving to Albuquerque in 1968 as manager of a book store there.

She came to Nashville in 1969. Miss Bell was a member of Belmont Heights Baptist Church. HER denominational work included directing the activities of the Associational Training Union, Valley Association serving as secretary of the Virginia Baptist Training Union Convention, and serving as secretary of the Southeastern Educational Workers Association. She served as educational director of First Baptist Church, Pulaski, educational director of Oakland Baptist Church, Roanoke, and promotional and educational director of Central Park Baptist Church, Birmingham. Miss Bell also taught commercial work in Kentucky and Ohio for five years.

She is survived by a brother, Howard Franklin Bell, Owensboro. Goffrey Vinton Arnold NOLENSVILLE, Tenn. Goffrey Vinton Arnold, 81, of Triune, a retired merchant and former Williamson County magistrate, died yesterday in Veterans Administration Hospital, Nashville. Services will be at 10 a.m. tomorrow at Triune United Methodist Church.

Burial will be in Triune Cemetery. The body is at Waller Chapel here. Arnold was a veteran of World War I. Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Mildred Beasley Arnold; a daughter, Mrs.

John D. Murrey, Franklin, three sons, James Nashville, and Joe G. and Jones B. Arnold, Oak Ridge; three sisters, Mrs. Earl Potts, the Rover community, Mrs.

J. B. McLinden, Birmingham, and Mrs. Dennie Pearson, Los Angeles; two brothers, Horace, Chapel Hill, and Edgar B. Arnold, Shelbyville, and seven grandchildren.

Hibbett Hailey FUNERAL DIRECTORS AMBULANCE SERVICE 429 Doncison Pike 883-2361 Doneison, Tenn. We Honor All Burial Policies and Contracts. In Never Loving wander. Peachtree is by is as of 3, for 2601 2500 10, detailed at of Fill to 12 5 a yrs. Call in in 2 my Death Notices CHEEK, Bonnie May--Age 72.

Wednesday morning, July 25, 1972 at a local hospital, Survived by daughters, Mrs. Douglas (Lois) Whited, Nashville, Mrs. James H. (Dee) Pate, Nashville; sisters, Mrs. Elsie Tucker, Fairview, Mrs.

Leroy Whitehead, Baxter, Mrs. Ima Sullens, Nashville; step daughter, Mrs. Alma May Brent, Louisville, brother, Johnny Bennett, Peru, four grandchildren; five great-grandchildren. The remains are at Bass Funeral Home, Gordonsville, where funeral services will be conducted from the chapel Friday afternoon at 3 p.m. by Rev.

David and Rev. Johnny Terry. Interment: Gordonsville Cemetery. J. L.

BASS FUNERAL HOME, Gordonsville. MOODY, Mrs. Ella -Monday, July 24, 1972, at a local nursing home. Survived by sisters, Mesdames Grace Cosby, Lucille Bailey, Ida Davi and Mary Collier; brother, William Lane; devoted niece, Mrs. Eugenia Reasonover; two other nieces; three nephews; many great nieces and nephews; other relatives and friends.

Visitation with the family (this) Thursday, July 27, at the Johnsons' House of Atena Chapel from 7 to 8 p.m. Funeral service to follow immediately. Rev. Charles A. Jones officiating, Interment Greenwood Cemetery, Friday morning 10 a.m.

JOHNSONS' HOUSE OF ATENA, 254-3472. CAMPBELL, Mrs. Daisy-Wednesday, July 26, 1972, at her residence, 1629 16th North. Survived by her husband, Rural Campbell; sister, Mrs. Jennie Turner; nieces, Mrs.

Leola Drake, Misses Carolyn and Barbara Turner; nephews, Leonard Cotton, Bernard, Thomas, William, Percy and James Turner other relatives and friends. Complete arrangements will be announced later. HOLMES FUNERAL HOME in charge, 1408 Jo Johnston Ave. 329-2596, 329- 2462. Triune, Tenn.

ARNOLD, Goffrey V. Age 81. Wednesday morning July 26, 1972 at Nashville Veterans Hospital. Survived by wife, Mrs. Mildred Beasley Arnold; daughter, Mrs.

John D. Murrey of Franklin; sons, James W. Arnold of Nashville and Joe G. Arnold and Jones B. Arnold, both of Oak Ridge; sisters, Mrs.

Earl Potts of Rover, Mrs. J. B. McLinden of Birmingham, Mrs. Dennie Pearson of Los Angeles, brothers, Horace Arnold of Chapel Hill and Edgar B.

Arnold of Shelbyville; 7 grandchildren. Remains are at the Waller Chapel in Nolensville. Funeral services Friday morning at 10 o'clock from Triune United Methodist Church conducted by the Rev. L. T.

Carden and The Rev. Milton Lillard. Honorary pallbearers: Members of Owen Hill Lodge AM, Administrative Board of Triune United Methodist Church, Members of Williamson County Court, Charlie Claiborne, Steve Murrey, Ross Arnold, and Robert D. Anderson, Active: the following nephews, Russell Puckett, Robert Arnold, Edgar B. Arnold, Jimmy Arnold, Marion Arnold, Douglas Crow, Nat Puckett and Arnold Puckett.

Interment Triune Cemetery. WALLER CO. 795-2128. FOX, James Dudley-Wed. evening, July 26, 1972.

Husband of the late Nell Williams Fox. Survived by: sister, Mrs. Phillip E. Walker of Nashville; two nieces, Mrs. Charles Gilmer, Whittier, Mrs.

Eloise Weller, Stockton, three nephews, James C. Fox of Nashville, Douglas C. Estes, Hopewell, and Bill Estes, Vermilion, Ohio. Remains rest at funeral home of PhillipsRobinson 2707 Gallatin Road. Complete arrangements will be announced later.

PHILLIPS-ROBINSON Directors. HIGHTOWER, Lester Morris- July 25, 1972, in a local infirmary. Survived by wife, Hester Hightower, Nashville; daughters, Mrs. Elvin (Nelson) R. Hicks, Whites Creek, Mrs.

F. A. (Mary Lou) Quarles, Charleston, S.C., Miss Margaret Hightower, Mrs. Lyle D. (Helen) Herbert Jr.

all of Nashville; sons, Lester M. Hightower, Jackson, Miss. George A. Hightower, Mascoutah, Charles G. Hightower, Lebanon, Thomas L.

Hightower, Birmingham, sisters, Mrs. Mary Harris, Los Angeles, Mrs. Ronald Beasley, Athens, Mrs. Ruth Braden, Montgomery, 10 grandchildren, seven great-grandchildren. Remains are at the chapel of Pettus-Owen Wood, 4506 Charlotte Graveside service and interment Mt.

Olivet Cemetery Thursday morning at 10:30 o'clock conducted by Rev. Neal Dobson. Pallbearers: Steve Herbert, Mike Hightower, Tommie Quarles, Ewing Bass, Jimmy Jordan, Hooper Jackson. Herbie Wilkerson, J. W.

Strickland, Tommy Maddox. PETTUS-OWEN WOOD, 292-3392. Death Notices Death Notices KING, Mrs. Hattie C. Davis -Age 73 years, of 1802 County Hospital Road, July 26, 1972, at a local infirmary.

Survived by son Gilbert V. Davis; 3 grandchildren, Ronnie, Larry and Rickie Davis, Nashville; 1 great-grandchild; brother, Harry Curtis, Detroit. Mich. Remains are the Buena Vista Funeral Home, 3634 Clarksville Highway in Bordeaux where services will be Friday at 2 p.m. conducted by Bro.

A. T. Pate. Honorary pallbearers: Employees of Metro Traffic, Fire and Water Departments. Deacons and Elders of the Bordeaux Church of Christ, Dr.

Douglas Riddle, Herman Koplan, Amos Curtis, Harry W. Moore, Harrison Whitley, Julian and Phillip Forte, Nathan Walls, Thomas Williams, E. R. Potts. Active pallbearers: Kenney, William Byron and Charles Curtis, Frank and Phillip Jarrell.

Interment Woodlawn Cemetery, BRATTEN MARTIN 18 1972 vived DAFFRON, Wednesday at DIRECTORS, by a 2 local Mary sisters, morning 254-7511. infirmary. Mrs. Jane July Her- Sur- 26, bert Redick, Mrs. Louise Williams, of Seattle, Wash.

Her remains are at Broadway Chapel, 1715 Broadway. Services Thursday afternoon at 2:30 with Dr. A. J. Walton officiating.

Interment in Springhill Cemetery. Edward Thacker, Enis Rauchenberger, F. H. Rauschenberger, Robert Bowers, Owen Waldrop, of Franklin, Paul Redick, of Franklin, Frank Hollis, of Camden, Tenn. and J.

P. Reidis will serve a pallbearers. ROESCH PATTON COSMOPOLITAN, BROADWAY CHAPEL, 1715 Broadway, 244-6480. MORRIS, Mrs. Beatrice Age 79 years.

Wednesday morning July 26, 1972 at her home 2816 Buena Vista Pike, Nashville. Survived by daughters, Mrs. Arnold Perry, Joeiton, Mrs. Dow Anderson, Portland, Mrs. Duggie Furlough, Fairview, Mrs.

Robert Vance, Whites Creek: Sons, Ollie Morris, Hemit, James Morris, Nashville, William Morris, Augusta, Eugene Morris, Clarksville; 10 Grandchildren; 1 Great randchild; Remains are at the Anderson Garrett Boyd Funeral Home, Joelton where services will be conducted Friday morning July 28 at 10 o'clock by Rev. James Rowland. Pallbearers; Riley Morris, Billy Vance, Oval Adcox, Albert Adcox, Beauford Adcox, James Roberts. Interment Oakland Cemetery, ANDERSON GARRETT BOYD Funeral Directors, Joelton. STANTON, Deacon James--July 25, 1972 at a nursing home in Franklin, Tenn.

Survivors are: a devoted nephew, Lundy Scruggs; one sister-in-law; one brother-in-law; a host of nieces, nephews, cousins, and friends. His remains will be carried to Winstead's Tabernacle (this) Thursday evening where friends may visit the family 8-10 p.m. Funeral services will be conducted Friday, 1 p.m. by his pastor, Elder Allen Winstead. Mothers will serve as flowerbearers, and nephews as pallbearers.

Interment at Franklin. PATTON Directors. OSBORNE, Mrs. Emma Sadler Tuesday evening, July 25, 1972, at a local infirmary. She is survived by one daughter, Mrs.

Mary Elizabeth Felts; 3 sisters, Mrs. Myrtle Rhodes, Mrs. Ruby Hicks, Mrs. Dorothy Barrett; brother, R. B.

Sadler; step son, Carl House; grandchildren, Wayne J. Felts, Mrs. Anna Felts Weems, Ronald W. Bailey, Robert W. Bailey, and Mrs.

Dianne Bailey Gose; 5 greatgrandchildren. Her remains are at Broadway Chapel, 1715 Broadway where funeral services will be conducted Friday afternoon at 1 o'clock with Rev. Willard Doyle officiating. Internment Springhill Cemetery. Honorary pallbearers: Elders and Deacons of West Nashville Presbyterian Church.

Active pallbearers: C. A. Foster, G. L. Harris, Frank Rice, Robert L.

Robert W. Bailey, Ronald W. Bailey, ROESCH PATTON COSMOPOLITAN, Broadway chapel, 1715 Broadway, 244- 6430. KENDALL, William Albert-Age 66 years, of 511 South 7st Nashville, Tuesday morning, July 25, 1972 at a local hospital. Survived by wife, Mrs.

Mary Kendall, Nashville: daughters, Mrs. Shelby McDonald, Goodlettsville, Mrs. Melvin Horton, Nashville; sons, Clyde Kendall and Loyd Kendall, both of Nashville: J. C. Kendall, 23 grandchildren; 3 children; sisters, Mrs.

Allie Burkes, Celina, Miss Mary Kendall, Hillham, brother, Roscoe Kendall of Hillham. Charlie Kendall, Indianapolis, Ind. Remains are at the Cole Garrett Funeral Home, Goodlettsville, where services will be conducted Thursday afternoon, July 27 at 2 o'clock by Rev. Ray Carson. Grandsons will serve as pallbearers.

Interment Springhill Cemetery. COLE GARRETT FUNERAL DIRECTORS, Goodlettsville. In Memoriam THE TENNESSEAN, WHITELOW 03 WHITELOW in loving memory of MARS. KELLIE WHITELOW. who passed away July 27, 1968.

God knows how much you. shall your memory fade thoughts shall always the To spot where you were laid." Sadly missed the children, sisters and brothers TAYLOR loving memory of MAGGIE LEE TAYLOR, whO passed away 2 years ago today, July 27, 1970. how we miss you More and more each day. it has been two years Since you were called away. We look upon the lonely grave Where we laid you down to rest, And.

Mother, somewhere you know. We are the one who loved you Sadly missed by Daughter, Ruby Brassell, Brassell Grandchildren BARNES In loving memory my Husband, MR. JAMES C. BARNES, who passed away July 27, 1965. love you miss you with all my heart, They took you away from me and Left me with a broken heart." sadly missed by Wife, Mrs.

Aphelia Nichols Barnes, Family Card of Thanks 2 EUBANKS family of the late BETTIE EUBANKS, would like to express their thanks and appreciation for the deeds of kindness and words of consolation and comfort in their hour of sorrow. May God ever Bless and keep you in His care. Miss Lutishia Eubanks Family Want Ad Information To place your ad, call Monday 254-1031. Classified hours are through Friday, 8 a.m, to 5 p.m. Saturday, 8 a.m.

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Purchase Contract Program, offerers to submit bids to finance, construct and sell. Work includes demolition, earthwork, bituminous paving, concrete, masonry. architectural and miscellaneous, metal, waterproofing. roofing, sheet metal, metal doors and frames, aluminum windows, finish hardware, plastering, acoustical ceiling system, flooring, ceramic tile, painting, partitions, venetian blinds, elevators, heating, ventilation, airconditioning, plumbelectrical, emergency generator, temperature control system, fire alarm and miscellaneous work Bidding documents, plans and specifications will be issued upon receiot of a refundable deposit of $50.00 per set. One display set will be furnished to selected plan rooms for inspection by subcontractors or material suppliers, Bid guaranty is required in the amount of 200, of the bid or $3.000,000 whichever less.

The proiect estimated to cost $10.000.000, over Bidding material available, upon written request and deposit from: GENFRAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION Design Construction Division, A 4PCS 1776 Street. NW 30309 CA REQUESTS FOR BIDS Sealed bids will be received at office of the Director of Purchasing of the Metropolitan School System. 2601 Bransford Avenue, Nashville-Davidson County, Tennessee, up until the hour (s) of: 3:00 P.M.. CDT, August 7. 1972, for: STAINLESS STEEL SINKS.

Snecifications and bid form may he obtained from the Metro Schools Purchasing Department. Delbert S. Nowell. Secretary Board of Education Wont Ad's Work Like Magic 254-1031 ANNOUNCEMENTS Legal Notices ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS OFFICE REMODELING FOR DISTRICT 111 METRO PUBLIC SCHOOLS Sealed proposals for alterations further outlined in the scope the and specifications on the the plans remodeling of District 111 Offices, Fairfax Nashville, TennesAvenue, see, will be received at the office of of the Supervisor Construction, Metro Public School System, Portable No. Bransford Avenue, Nashville, Tennessee, at 2:00 P.M., CDT, August 1972, and will be publicly opened and read.

Copies of plans, specifications and contract documents may be obtained from the office of Frank Orr, Architect, 3324 West End Avenue, Nashville, Tennessee. A deposit of $50.00 will be required. Each bid shall be accompanied by a certified check or bid bond executed by the bidder and surety company licensed to do business in the State of Tennessee in a sum equal to of the amount of the bid. All bidders must be licensed Contractors as required by Chapter 135 of the Public Acts of 1945 of the General Assembly of the State of Tennessee, Section 1, and subsequent amendments. 2 Cemetery Lots GRAVE LOT HERMITAGE MEMORIAL GARDENS -Phone 883-1872 5 Lost 4 Found DOG Lost, female collie, close clipped hair skin disease), "Lassie." gentle.

Tusculum area. 833-7085, 832-8714. Reward. DOG Lost 2 Pointers near Millersville, male white lemon spots, female, white brown. 868-3864.

Reward. DOG-Lost, child's pet, Basset Hound, Buford, white with tan spots, brown ears, flea collar, Bellevue Area, 356-0642, REWARD. QUARTER HORSE Chestnut gelding lost from Maryland farm, Brentwood Area, lost 1 week; 794-6030, 383-9517. DOG Poodle, black missing, name Jock, lost Hillwood section. no identification, reward, 352-0945 WALLET Lost woman vellow.

Charlotte Square Sat. reward, 352-1526. GLASSES Ladies Prescription sunglasses. Lost Harding MailCasters. Reward.

766-2306. DOG -Lost male beige Chihuahua has red collar with white tag, 3214 Panorama 256-1006. BILLFOLD Ladies, Red, Lost In Grocery 21st Blair. Reward, after 5 p.m. 292-8403.

DOG Black tan female Dober. man Pincher puppy, lost 8th Ave. S. Reward, 255-9471. LOST Male Bassett, tri-color, Green Hills Area.

Reward, 383-4040. DOG German Shepherd, lost Bellshire area, collar. 865-1572. CAT Grey-white female, lost Highlands Belle Meade, 352-6832. DOG--Lost, Irish Setter, Bellevue Area, 352-1556.

GLASSES Boy's, lost Alcott Dr.I Monday. Call 292-4763 Reward. July 27, 1972 49 6 Nursery--Child Care ST ANN'S EPISCOPAL DAY CARE AND KINDERGARTEN Registration now open for fail. Ages so far had found "no evidence of a major severe heart attack of the sort he experienced in April." BUT THEY said: additional period of observation in the hospital is indicated." Johnson is being treated at the Army's Brooke General Hospital by Col. Robert L.

North--who is retiring from the service tomorrow. OFFICIALS SAID Col. George M. McGranahan, chief of Brooke's cardiology service, is expected to replace North as Johnson's military doctor for the present. North entered the Army in 1955, the same year Johnson had his first heart attack.

He treated the former president when he was hospitalized here in 1970 for pains caused by hardening of the arteries. He also was his doctor in 1971 when Johnson had mild viral pneumonia and last April after he suffered a major heart attack. 14-Mile Anderson 1-75 Link To Open than 14 miles of Ined automobile traffic Tues and 89-58 Highway 61 at Bethel in terstate 75 between Knoxville Anderson County will SE be openday. The road, which will be open to all traffic except trucks, represents a state expenditure of about $17,500,000 or $1.5 million per mile. The newly completed section leaves only a five-mile portion of the interstate uncompleted.

Gov. Winfield Dunn, who announced the opening of the new road section, said he hoped the remaining construction of 1-75 in Anderson County would be completed by next summer. FDC Asks 12 Firms To Document Ads WASHINGTON (UPI) -The Federal Trade Commission asked 12 leading hearing aid manufacturers yesterday to document their advertising claims. The request was part of an industry by industry campaign being conducted to determine whether advertising can be substantiated. Billy H.

Whitfield FAYETTEVILLE, Tenn. Services for Billy Hugh Whitfield, 44, mechanic of Harvey, and formerly of Lincoln County, will be at 11 a.m. today at Gallant Funeral Home. Burial will be in the Stewarts Creek Cemetery. Whitfield died Monday in Harvey after an apparent heart attack.

Survivors include two daughters, Mrs. Brenda Hickson, Washington, D.C., Mrs. Joanie Honea, Nashville: a son, Bill Junior Whitfield. Nashville; mother, Mrs. Bessie Brooks Norman, Elora, father, Roy Whitfield, Fayetteville; two brothers, Chester, Fayetteville, and Lewis Whitfield, Harvey, and four grandchildren.

Granville T. Sanford Sr. NOLENSVILLE, Tenn. Services for Granville T. Sanford 81, of Nolensville, a retired livestock dealer, will be at 2 p.m.

today at Waller Chapel. Burial will be in Triune Cemetery. Sanford died Tuesday at Harris Nursing Home, Franklin. Survivors include three sons, G. T.

Thomas and C. W. Sanford, all of Nolensville; 10 grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. Miss Lelia Roeder DICKSON, Tenn. Services for Miss Lelia Roeder, 80, of Dickson, retired South Central Bell telephone operator here, will be at 10 a.m.

today at Taylor Funeral Home. Burial will be in the Union Cemetery. She had worked for the phone company 38 years. Survivors include a sister, Miss Nannie Roeder, Dickson. Death Notices RIDENER, Alta Rebecca Of 411 Brewer Dr.

July 26, 1972 at a local hospital. Survived by husband, R. M. (Katz) Ridener: daughter, Mrs. Virginia Walden McMillen of Nashville; five grandchildren and one great-grandchild; one brother, Sam R.

Reid of Nashville. The remains are in the Dogwood Room of Woodlawn Funeral Home, Thompson Lane. Funeral services will be conducted Friday, July 28, 1972 at 4 p.m. from the Woodlawn Chapel of Roses with Rev. Cortez A.

Cooper Jr. officiating. Interment: Woodlawn Memorial Park. Arrangements by WOODLAWN FUNERAL HOME, 383-4754. VESTER, Mr.

Roger Edward Sr. Of 3180 Parthenon Ave. Monday evening July 24, 1972 at a local infirmary. Survived by wife, Mrs. Lucy Byer Vester; son, Roger Edward Vester, grandson, Terry W.

Vester, all of Nashville; sister, Mrs. Ferd Huntington, Chattanooga, Mrs. Selene are in the Dogwood Room Sharp, Orlando, g8. Fla. Remains of Woodlawn Funeral Home on Thompson Lane.

Funeral services 10:30 a.m. Thursday July 27, 1972 in the Woodlawn Chapel of Roses with Dr. John D. Freeman and Rev. Bob Norman officiating.

Entombment Woodlawn Mausoleum. Pallbearers: Eugene Girard, Ralph Troupe, Earl Nooner, Jack Wheby, J. D. Robinson and F. E.

Hermann. 589 WOODLAND FUNERAL I HOME 383-4754. WILLIS, James Boyd Age 87 years. Tuesday morning July 25, 1972 at his home 105 Echo Lane, Goodlettsville. Survived by daughters, Mrs.

Harold Clark, Goodlettsville, Mrs. Robert Summers, Madison; son, John B. Willis, White Bluff; 5 grandchildren; 2 great Granddaughters; brother, Aubrey Willis. Nashville; Remains are at the Cole Garrett Funeral Home, Goodlettsville where services will be conducted Thursday morning July 27 at 11:30 o'clock by Rev. H.

C. Meek. Pallbearers: Cleo Willis, Leo Willis, Harold Willis, Jack Lawn Cemetery, COLE Crunk. Ernest Crunk, Frank Camplin. Interment 133 Forest GARRETT FUNERAL DIRECTORS, Goodlettsville.

-0 SCHNEIDER, Julius F. Tuesday morning July 25, 1972 at a local infirmary. Survived by wife, Mrs. Sophie Schneider; son, Jules G. Schneider; grandsons, Julius George Schneider Jr.

and John Edward Schneider; brother, Edward C. Schneider; sister, Mrs. Fank Gould, both of St. Louis, Mo. Remains are at Marshall Donnelly Combs, 201 25th Ave.

North, leaving at 9:30 o'clock Thursday morning for the Cathedral of the Incarnation for Requiem Mass at 10 o'clock. Honorary pallbearers: J. L. Ryan, Dr. Laurence Grossman, Abe Epstein, Bernard Werthan, Albert Werthan, Arthur D.

Woods, John Sugg, Cliff E. Case, Jeff Ray, and Harry Hosey, all of Nashville, Donald M. McGough, of Lake Geneva, Wisconsin, Charles Stubblefield, of Petersburg, Joe Mannasse of Chicago, Ill. Active pallbearers: Thomas P. Sharp, John E.

Cain III, Abe Rappaport, Bernard Werthan Morris Werthan, Michael J. Anderjack J. Horace Hornberger, Billy J. Tisdale, Clyde R. Tant Jr.

Interment Rosary will be recited Calvary Cemetery. ONE The Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the St. Thomas Hospital Development Fund. MARSHALL DONNELLY COMBS.

327-1111. FRANKLIN, Mrs. Sinda Virginia Age 53 years of 107 Shakespeare Madison. Monday evening July 24. 1972 at a local hospital.

Survived by husband, Wilson Franklin of Madison; daughters Mrs. Rayburn Carter, Portland, Mrs. John Gregory, Mt. Juliet, Mrs. Harold Keith, Portland; sons, Donald Franklin, and Ronald Franklin, both of Madison; 13 grandchildren; mother, Mrs.

Lillie Shoulders, Madison, brother, Elton Shoulders, Glenview, Calif. Remains are at the Cole Garrett Funeral Home, Goodlettsville where services will be conducted Wednesday afternoon July 26 at 2:00 p.m. by Rev. Bobby Flatt. Sons-inlaw will serve as pallbearers.

Interment, Walnut Grove Cemetery. COLE GARRETT FUNERAL Directors, Goodlettsville. 2 NEELEY, Mrs. Maggie Lou Age 91. Tuesday evening July 25, 1972 in a Nashville Convalescent Center.

She was a resident of Union City, Tenn. Survived by daughters, Miss Emma Gene Neeley, Mrs. Sidney Patterson both 0 Nashville: Mrs. Leon Lynch of Old Hickory, Mrs. Ruth Bruff of Union City; sons, Mr.

James D. Neeley of Nashville, Mr. Horace Neeley of Mt. Pleasant, S.C.. Mrs.

Paul F. Neeley of Tampa, Mr. Davy Neeley, Union City; 8 grandchildren and several great-grandchildren. Remains are White-Ranson Funeral Home Union City, Tenn. Funeral will be Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock.

Interment in the East View Cemetery in Union City. Nolensville, Tenn. SANFORD. Granville T. Sr.

Age 81. Tuesday evening July 27, 1972 at a Franklin Nursing Home. Survived by sons, G. T. Sanford Thomas Sam ford, and C.

W. Sanford: 10 grandchildren 6 greatgrandchildren, Remains are at the Waller Chapel Nolensville where funeral services will be held Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock by John Netterville and Bill Vermillion. His grandsons will serve as pallbearers. Interment Triune Cemetery. WALLER CO.

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AREA Brucewood Dr. Care for children nice home for working mothers, $13 experience: 834-5398. GLENVIEW SCHOOL AREA Pre-schoolers, 3 vrs. up. Also school ages kept.

Ride to and from school. 259-2749 after 5 p.m. GREEN HILLS 2401 Abbott Martin 298-2551 TUSCULUM. ANTIOCH, HAYWOOD LANE Area. Babies 10 5 fenced yard.

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Residential remodeling, home building and commercial. 834-5210 SIDING ADDITIONS DENS CARPORTS PAINTING BATHS ROOFS PATIOS BRICKMASONRY and DRIVES. No Money Down Up To 10 Years To Pay JOHN D. BATSON CONST. CO.

834-4420 865-2711 UNITED CONSTRUCTION Remodeling Professionals 256-8981 847-5636 CONSTRUCTION CO. Dens- Bedrooms- Kitchens Garages Carports No Job too small. 832-6062 or 228-5231 ALUMINUM CARPORTS Patio Covers, Storm windows, Steel stairs, ornamental iron, porch enclosures. SPURLOCK CARTER cO. 1301 3rd Ave.

254-7506 ROOMSPANELING REMODELING MID. TENN. BUILDERS 865-5348 865-8848 ALLIED CONST. CO. ADDITIONS--REMODELING Free estimates.

32 years experience. Phone 832-5685 or 297-3120 ALUMINUM SIDING All brands, lowest prices, terms. See me 1st. LEE YOUNG 227-2210, Res. 889-5928.

JOBS--Odd jobs, carpenter, roofing, plastering, painting rooms, garage, patios, 226-4424, 228-0132. ADDITIONS DENS, CARPORTS, GARAGES Handley, 833-0492 ADDITIONS Remodeling, repairs, backhoe digging, bulldozing, etc. J. D. CLIBURN, 824-0819 REPAIR WORK-General carpentry All kinds of remodeling.

25 vears of experience. 262-9562. Concrete Rock Work CUSTOM CONCRETE PATIOS New California styled patios, or reaular patios on special during July. Plus other concrete work. Free estimates.

824-4572. HALL CONSTRUCTION CO. perience Construction or 227-8936. Driveways, 8900 Sundecks, 27 years exREMODELING, Concrete Patio's, -Patios driveways. new commercial residential work.

Free estimates. 832-9404. BRICK- BLOCK WORK, fireplaces and chimneys. Exoert service. Free estimates.

833-8575. BRICK BLOCK STONE Mason Free estimates. Brad Upchurch. Phone: 758-5241. Driveways Built Blacktop Paving Bank Terms Free Estimates BUILDERS PAVING CO.

(Our 18th Year) 256-1445 BLACKTOP PAVING Quality work. Free estimates. PAVING CO. Electrical Repairing ELECTRICAL WORK All types, free estimates, licensed: Phone 356-4563 anytime. ELECTRICAL WIRING Residential, Commercial: services changed; 227-8223, 226-0420.

CERTIFIED ELECTRIC CO. 100 or 200 amp services built; air conditioning services; 262-0404. House Wiring Air Harding Licensed 356-2775 Fencing 254-1031 Save up CHAIN to LINK buy FENCE direct from contractor Licensed and insured. Free estimates. All work guaranteed.

Call 242-5922. SCOTT'S FENCE CO. NOTHING, Miscellaneous Service CARPET CLEANING Roll out the RED CARPET with our special SUMMER PRICES. CARPETS PROFESSIONALLY CLEANED IN YOUR HOME. RED CARPET CLEANING SERVICE 383-4626 GENERAL CLEANING SERVICE Windows, floors, carpets, walls, etc.

Reasonable rates. Call 227-6972 or 868-4095. anytime. Furniture Repairs FURNITURE Bix STRIPPING REFINMethod. JERRY'S UPHOLSTERING, 256-4224.

Grading--Excavating LAND CLEANED Owner, Robert Gunter 824-4177 or 824-1483. Dozier work, backhoe work, specializing in any type job. If you need any advice lust call. We'll give free information, will it by hour, or by job. Little jobs or big ones.

We have top soil for yards. Top Soil-Lots Cleared Fill dirt and crushed stone hauled. 833-2922 823-3924 BACKHOE -SMALL DOZER Track Loader, Dump Trucks, Rog Disk, Bush Hog. 833-2922; 833-392 4. Lawn Care TREE WORK ANY KIND.

23 years experience, free estimates, 262-2534. TREES CUT AND REMOVED Free estimates. Roscoe Lain 868-4735 BOB'S LAWN LOTS Mowing anytime 226-1686 or 262-4605 TREES TOPPED Cut and removed. Free estimates. Link A.

Carney, 228-7038. EXPERT TREE SERVICE Free Estimates, 262-4756, 269-9686. TREE WORK Any kind, free estimates; 226-1081. Moving Storage, Hauling MOVING HAULING Small and large basement, garage and attic cleaning, 254-7073. LIGHT HAULING Reasonable Rates 795-2568 Painting and Papering PAINTING INSIDE OUT Commercial Residential.

New or old work done, Insured and quality work. Phone 269-4810. If no answer dial 385-0026. PAINTING Inside out, room or whole house. Dependable.

Residential or Commercial. Day 292-3294 Night 297-2988 Residential Commercial Painting. IMPERIAL DECORATORS 188 Insured Satisfaction Guaranteed. Reference. 833-6642.

PAPERING Samples shown, $8 room up. Painting inside outside. Plaster patching. Dry wall. No waiting, McCORMICK, 833-5882.

EXPERT PAINTING SERVICES Interior decorating a specialty by Randrup, For free estimates phone 256-1288. PAINTING, PAPERING, PANELING No job too small, free estimates. 227-7927, 298-4660. PAINTING-29 years' experience, free estimates. CRIPPS BROS.

228-6561 356-1199 PAPERING $12 room plus paper, samples shown, plaster patching. J. C. McCormick, 832-9499. PAPERING Samples shown, free estimates; vinyl, flock and mural hung.

Call WHITED, 228-3865. PAINTING Interior exterior. Reasonable, reliable prompt. Bennett 758-5953 PAINTING AND PAPERING REASONABLE, PROMPT BENNETT BROS. 254-7295.

Roofing Guttering ROOFING AND GUTTERING REPAIR WORK OUR SPECIALITY NO JOB TOO SMALL. 228-7280 Top Soil-Fertilizer-Fire Wood TOP SOIL. THE BEST HOUSE WRECKING and MOVING Dirt. Excavating Grading, Days, 356-5130, nicht 352-6324. TOP SOIL RICH RIVER BOTTOM, also fill dirt.

Milligan Trucking, 356-6774. 356-4127. Miscellaneous Service CARPETS 80 CARPETS "For Carpets Clean Enough To Sleep cleaned your Steam home. Any room. $14.95 this living month Any additional only room each.

$12 Commercial accounts 3 special discount. 3 ALLGOOD CARPET MASTERS 883-4375 BUT NOTHING WILL FIND BUYER MORE QUICKLY THAN LOW COST CLASSIFIED AD! CALL 254-1031 FOR FAST ACTION RESULTS.