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of mower. horse barn. cultivated lift: rake everlasting 60 home. plow, and home, Acres by tools new disc and disc. full miles stock can $7500 number includ- starter.

PRED room barn. bath. John corn and and to- bel 1 Six off Modern 6000 fect steel leased 1. Broad price 1 sq. to 1953 office could condition story St.

if may not lighting. close building office be desired. concern throughout. masonry for Steam located in heat, 55 school and small very bus 5-room line. Call for brick us Co.

us bear for 125 in 3 Rich OP DAIRY 10 miles to south only. six 1100 2.50 00 00 of of 1952 line: the at late E. local of C. infirmary. Fox.

October mother 170-D THE NASHVILLE REAL ESTATE 79 Farms. Lands For Sale 84 ACRES Tractor equipment, COUNTY. east ROBERTSON Ridgetop. 84 4 of acres, shingle asbestos tobarco tractor acte bacco base, water. Deere tractor with lights and planter and cultivator.

drawn good ine RAMSAY, Goodlettsville 8-2622. Ramsay Realty Auction Madison. 44-7-3831 Brokers NEAR AIRPORT ACRES 7 from elty This farm is only miles room limits. for automatic gas heat. wired electric stove.

new garage, fenced cross outbuldinas. of water. good well fenced. plenty with electric pump. spring.

everlasting creek through place. Price $14.500. Shown appointExclusive with BAM ment. YOUNG. home.

28-1306. TENNESSEE REAL ESTATE CO. Third N. 5-8303 121 Attention! Mr. Farmer 75 RICH ACRES 30-minute drive from downtown, Good fences and plenty of water.

166 Acres- -Unimproved 15 miles from town. A real farm. Call JOE H. WHITE. 5-8303.

Home 7-1575. Tennessee Real Estate Co. 121 3rd N. Realtors 5-8303 RIDGETOP PROPER About 20 acres. 10 room home with furnace, outbulldings.

FRUIT TREES. POSSIBILITIES INCLUDING OAK and HICKORY TIMBER worth $1500 CAN BE BOUGHT FOR $9950. Call THOS. M. PRITCHETT (nights and Sundays 8-0130).

PRITCHETT CO. Avenue 80. FREE CITY MAPS AND STREET GUIDES SUMNER COUNTY 85 ACRES. miles off black top. 60 level acres in one field.

2 acte tobacco base. 4-100m house, bacco barn. good fences. watered by 2 springs and a creek. This Is truly a clean farm and good buy at $10.000.

Call BOB ELIZER. Gallatin 592-R-2. Ramsay Realty Auction Madison. 44-7-3831 Brokers 160 Acre Farm White Or Colored 80 acres of open 3 houses. one barn.

all holand. have electricity, an abundance of everlasting water. springs and spring branches, timber estimated at 000. Selling price 15 $7.000 C. K.

Shacklett Real Estate Office Home 9-2639 65 ACRES Most beautiful location to build Ranch Type Dream Home, overlooking about of Davidson County, 3 acres lawn and 15 shade trees. At present has good 4 room tenant house and large stock barn. 25 acres in cultivation. good springs, 2 wells, 7 tenths acre tobacco base, good stock and vegetable farm. only 10 miles from Public Square.

On paved road. Would take some trade. Price $9.450, terms. Call owner 8-1229 60 ACRES Modern 7-room home, nice bath. furnace heat 275 ft.

of road frontage, First time offered for sale. Priced to sell at $20.000 Shown by appointment only. Call BEN MeDONALD. exclusive agent. office 42-2651.

TURRENTINE REALTY CO. 2915 Nolensville Rd. Realtors 42-2651 300 ACRES 2-story Colonial Home, modern facilities. 3 tenant houses. 2 stock barns, dairy barn.

grainery, other outbuildings. Beautiful lawn with oak trees. River borders one side county road front and back. Small stream thru property, Rolling enough for good drainage. 260 acres tractor land.

Call JOE STARK, office 4-6464 MARVIN G. HALL CO. 119 Union. Realtors. GOODLETTSVILLE ON JACKSON ROAD 24 acres, 1 mile from Goodlettsville.

on good road. Colonial style home. wired for electric stove, water in house, beautiful shade. 2 wells, one with electric pump. Everlasting spring.

Good stock barn and chickenhouse. 24x80 ft. all land extra good. half in cultivation. other bluegrass, will stand good loan.

Call owner. 44-9-5475. TENNESSEAN, Sunday, Oct. 19, 1952 REAL ESTATE 80 Business, Investment Property Out of state owner says sell ft. of office space for only $40,000 fluorescent and per- offices large obtained Jantipossession The building ary alone be reproduced at offered the W.

L. Bainbridge Co. 5-2107 3rd Nat'l. Bank Bldg. McEWEN, TENN Reduced to $15,000 store rents 40 larze store rents 20 small 3.100m apartment, bath store rents 20 small apartments, bath 1270 2-100m This brick building completely renovated and in perfect condition.

electric heat, Price only $20 000 of will trade for property Nashville Exclusive. 125 Ft. Front on NOLENSVILLE ROAD Corner of Tanksley, about 6000 feet. Modern building. W.

R. PERKINS. JR. Office with Wrenne Mtg. Co.

207 Union Realtors 6-8195 Investment Property Located on Murfreesboro Road, zone commercial, with good improvements. Ideal location for several different kinds of bustnesses city water and gas, Price $45.000.00. should double in next, 3. years. For appointment to see call Roy Jordan.

5-5421 or Donelson 1273. Folk- Jordan Company, Realtors 214 Union St. Licensed Brokers SALE OR LEASE New modern 1-story building on R.R. available Jan. 1, or April LEASE ONLY building extremely well-lighted, insulated.

air-conditoning optional. Suitable engineer's office work or precision manufacture. LEON BEARD 2-2183 GUARANTY MORTGAGE CO. 329 Union St. 42-4271 HAVE COMMERCIAL OR INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY For Sale or Lease Turrentine, office 42-2651.

Could 6-8895. Turrentine Realty Co. 2915 Nolensville Rd. -Realtors 42-2651 COMMERCIAL-EAST Large building. having around 000 8G.

ft, on lots. with plenty of room for expansion. Ideal for any large business such as a super market, storage, warehouse, etc. Owner leaving town, priced right for quick sale. Call MR8.

KIMBRO. 42-8278. Office 5-7721. ANDERSON REALTY CO. 1506 8th Ave.

South 2 FURNISHED APARTMENT HOUSES One-7 unit, near Ward Belmont One-4-unit, near West End. Both will net 011 investment. Liberal terms. Call JOE H. WHITE, 7-1575.

Tennessee Real Estate Co. 121 3rd N. 5-8303 WEST END HOTEL 36 rooms. 11 baths plus 4 rooms and bath for owner or manager. Completely furnished, now being profitably operated.

Convenient to hospitals and universities, at bus line. Easy terms can be ararnced. Only $39.500. W. R.

PERKING Office with Wrenne Mtg. Co. 207 Union Realtors 8-8195 SALE OR LEASE DEMONBREUN ST. Remodeled brick. 6 unusually nice office, large work shop.

Private parking. LEON BEARD, 2-2183 Guaranty Mortgage Co. 329 Union St. 42-4271 DRY CLEANING ESTABLISHED 30 YEARS Will sell business. equipment and valuable real estate.

Lot 100x146. Owner retiring. Will sell for 000 with $15,000 cash payment. Owner will carry notes. Shown by appointment.

Call Jack Drake 5-8588 Nights Sun. 6-2681. C. A. LILLARD CO.

JEFFERSON STREET COMMERCIAL In 400 block. 5 room frame. on1 45 ft, lot. L. A.

NEWMAN 308 Nashville Trust Bide. Apartment Houses unit apartment unit apartment unit apartment These are all good buys. Call Jack Drake 5-8588 nights Sun 6-2681. C. A.

LILLARD CO. INCOME PROPERTY New and leased to leading American Corporation to yield per cent. one. is priced $50.000 and the other is priced at $35.000. Call OAKLEY.

7-0776-W for 0 0 0 personal interview, no phone information. MITAGE REALTY 119 3rd No. 4-3554. CHARLOTTE PIKE Outside city, building 20x36, workshop 16x32 with loft. 6 room.

bath home. lot Zone unclassified. Will trade or sell. Call BILL SHALL. 8-6132: W.

L. STEVENS. 306 Stahlman 4-6185. ELM HILL ROAD- Near Fessler Lane. lot 200x190.

one manufacturing shed. 50 ft. long. and small office now on lot. Ideal location for many types of business.

AMERICAN REALTY CO. 9-6073 4215 Hillsboro Rd. Realtors DEMONBREUN ST. 1301 Lot 50x175. Also an old brick, bide.

Lots of material that could be used. Owner wants an offer. D. J. White.

6-5788. GUARANTY MORTGAGE ST. 329 Union St. 42-4271 WAREHOUSE SITE Extra, desirable. streets.

close 150x132 in. ft. fronting Brick from dwellings on premises available for construction. Good buy at price asked. PAUL BREEN.

901 Church, 6-7134: 7-0750. FOR SALE OR LEASE Modern building. 5000 sq. all on ground floor, commercial zoning will accommodate many types of businesses. For further information call OWNER.

8-1286. LAFAYETTE-164. Good level mercial lot 37x160 ft, Paul Schiel. 502 3rd Bk Bide 5-8393 81 For Sale or Exchange GROCERY Nice going business. Good fixtures complete stock.

and butiding Trade for small farm with good house. give or take difference. Write V-1726 Banner Tennessean. 83 Real Estate Wanted ATTENTION Owners or salesmen, we will buy and pay cash for small houses, white or colored. Also want building lots in colored section if your price is sonable.

Call or see us at once. W. L. Bainbridge Co. 1133 Third National Bk.

Bldg. 5-2107 Evenings 9-9342 DELROSE-218. SOLD $12,000 "LET HUNT HUNT YOUR BUYER" A BROKER a qualified licensed person who undertakes a sale of property on a commission basis contingent on success. It costs you nothis to get my advice and give an exclusive listing. Call me today 11 you are thinking of selling.

A. J. HUNT. Realtor 5-3854 Licensed Broker 5-385 PROPERTY -We sell all types. For quick action call E.

C. Armistead 5-0443. 213 Stahlman Bldg REAL ESTATE 83 Real Estate Wanted CASH $9,000 Customer anxious immediate action. 2-2183 LEON BEARD, Guaranty Mortgage 329 Union St. 42-4271 LET US HANDLE Your real estate transactions Compiete service sales, loans and insurance There is NO SUBBITTUTE FOR EXPERIENCE.

PERKINS Office with Wrenne Mtg Realty Co 6-3195 Realtors 207 Union 6t. RESULTS! YES: We get REAL ESTATE results. Only 4 people have sold $824.800.24 so far this year. Call our active, Co. for Quick Results STALEY-PEELER CO.

111 Onion Realtors 42-6343 NO SALE-NO CHARGE Why not give us chance to sell sour home? We have buyers tot 2 3 bedroom homes in all parts of the city It don't get resuits it won't cont Foul anything Call. Union Trust Realtors 409 Union 5-5675. You Owe it to Yourself To get the best price possible for your real estate. am in the ket to buy also in a position to sist you in financing. Prompt ice.

Call M. Walker 4-0879. 216 Union OHIO TEACHER WITH ALL CASH wants two bedrooms or three, up to $14.500. Near school. bus between FRANKLIN A HARDING ROAD.

of WAVERLY-BELMONT: WEST END or HILLSBORO. PRITCHETT 4-3585: nights 8-8113 HOMES -We need 2. 3 1. bedrooms, In Franklin Rd. to West End Sections.

We have clients with ready cash. and we have sold most of our listings in these areas. For quick efficient service, phone MEDLIN REALTY 112 Union 4-3574. WANT TO SELL THEN TELL Marvin G. Hall Co.

Realtors 4-6164 2nd at Union WE HAVE Many buyers to assume GI home loans or will pay cash. Any nize. any type and section. KIMBROUGH PHILLIPS 6-7733. 415 Union.

Licensed Realtors. FOR CASH- For financial sales of your Real Estate us for personal attention. NASHVILLE MTG. REALTY CO Cor. 2nd Union Realtors 8-6672 or 8-8853 IP IT CAN BE SOLD WE CAN SELL IT -Call us Turner Realty Co.

1801 8th 8. 0-9893: 9-2260 SELLING? WIll pay cash or sell your house quick. Call Licensed Broker, 8-9335 CHAS. ANDERTON 3528 Pleasant Valley Rd. LISTINGS WANTED On commercial rental and investment property Licensed realtors BUNTIN REALTY CO.

511 American Trust Bide. 6-0879 WANTED AT ONCE House in subdivision with small down payment. Call Edward H. Mercer. nights 28-2761 Mercer 1208 N.

1st. 28-2571 HOMES- We need nomes in tions to sell. 6-4196 Com Union Bank Licensed Realtors. L. CO.

WANTED EAST and 5 room houses. We have CASH BUYERS for small homes in East Nashville. Call Us for H. I C. WEBB SON REALTY CO immediate results.

1st 2-0713: nights 2-9582 EXCLUSIVE LISTING SPECIALISTS Try our sales plan. We are making sales for others. Why not you? See or call us today. 6-8325: 6-3386 McMURRAY REALTY CO. 1514 8th Ave.

8. Licensed Realtors LEAVING TOWN Want to sell sour property? Call start packing. JIM or JOHN, agents, 104 Unton. 5-8316: 5-5357. CASH.

WAITING WILL BUY House, lot or business property. L. RADABAUGH 6-8148: 2-6178 ALLEN CO. 212 Union St. WE HAVE BUYERS WAITING Duplexes, houses with income and single homes, all sections.

2-3345 HARLAN REALTY CO. 2915 Gallatin Rd. Licensed Realtors $POT CASH For small houses, white or colored, Call Bainbridge 3rd Nat'l. Bank 5-2107. NEED MONEY? WE WILL BUY OR SELL your PROPERTY FOR CASH.

DOBSON-TANKARD CO. 304 3rd Phone 5-6304 HOMES LOTS. ACREAGE WANTED Will pay cash for your property; no delay: L. A NEWMAN. Trust Bldg, 6-0488: nights Sundays 9-2303 INGLEWOOD- WANT 2 TO BEDROOM HOUSE OR DUPLEX $5,000 TO $20,000 JOHN TREPPARD.

5-0568 OR 2-9824. PIRTLE- WOODARD REALTY 210 UNION. EAST-Wanted neat ranch type bedroom brick, den. daylight ment. electric heat.

large kitchen. near Catholic School or bus to school 8-8614. HOMES Wanted at once. room homes in older section. Prefer East Nashville.

Will pay cash. cer 1208 North 1st St. 28-2571 HOMES We have cash purchasers for houses in all sections. FRANK WELCH Realtors 300 3rd 5-4159 SPOT CASH for house or duplex. call 9-6073.

AMERICAN REALTY co. 4215 Hillsboro Rd. Realtors IT'S A FACT BENZ REALTY COMPANY CAN SELL YOUR PROPERTY 904 3rd Nat'l. Bank Bide. 5-7411 HOMES -TO buy sell.

borrow or insure call PHILBIN Agent 502 Chamber of Commerce Bide 4-6683: 97-3788 PROPERTY -I will give your money cash and assume your loan or sell your house for you Ezell Dicker800 2-6184 4-0586. 1908 Church St PROPERTY Will pay cash for property Colored or white any section Call 4-7586 or 8-5091. REAL ESTATE- All Kinds. Cash- delay Turrentine Realty 2915 Nolensville Road. 42-2651.

BETTER REAL ESTATE SERVICE CALL C. CHANCE REALTY CO Madison 44-7-6721 Licensed Broker HAVE BUYERS -ASSUME GI LOAN Or all cash, quick service. H. Stone. 1811 Division.

5-3232. HOUSES- Two bedroom wanted 9-8691 nights Mercer Co. 1208 No 1st St 28-2571 NEED HOUSES ANY size. Any sec tion. will buy or sell.

THROWER. Broker. 5-3232 anytime. HOUSES- WIll pay cash. shite of colored.

any section. 42-6451: 8-8219 Mallernee Realty Co. 115 Union. HOUSE -Want to buy 3 rooms now. Call OGILVIE, 4th room 16.

5-7270. PARMS- We need farms, acreage Rucker Pearson Stahiman Bide 6-2847 GIS CASH FOR YOUR EQUITY, Ask your neighbor R. B. Anderson 5-2781 Union CASH FOR HOUSES LOTS PHONE 8-9972 HOMES- from $7500 to $20.000 ADKISSON 1712 Hayes Realtors 5-7718 HOUSE-2 beat ooms, den Belle Meade $13,500 to $15.500. Henry Gillespte.

Melrose 8-4444 HOUSES Suburban Business prop erty I have buyers Elmo Phillips Union. 5-8820 HOMES- bedrooms Hillsboro area John Grimes. Realtor 1908 Church 42-1490. 9-2224 84 Auction Sale AUCTION Administratrix Sale Saturday, Oct. 18, 1 P.M.

1105 BUCHANAN ST. Furniture, jewelry, firearms, china. clothes, bedroom suites, pianos, beautiful lamps, chairs, about 700 items. THE SALE OF YOUR LIFE DON'T MISS IT. L.

B. FUQUA Auctioneer 6-9649-3-0974 Nashville's Oldest Auction House HOME -Or Farm. Cash at Auction or private sale. East Nash Ins. Realty.

1015 Woodland. 3-0778. REAL ESTATE 84 Auction Sale SOUTHERN KENTUCKY'S BEST FERTILE ACRES MOST DESIRABLE IMPROVEMENTS HERD MULES. SADDLE HORSES. MACHINERY.

FEED AUCTION SALE MONDAY. OCTOBER 20TH. 10 A.M. LOCATION: of Bowlof ing Green. KY.

mile east Pond and Hiway 31-W. Milk. mail and school bus routes. IMPROVED with a remodeled modernized dwelling attractive every detail Large living room: bedrooms: den room, bath: sun porch: attractive kitchen. Stoker fired heat: Estorm windows and coots.

New 3-room tenant house; new concrete block self -supporting Grade-A dairy barn. 24 stanchions: concrete block silo: 2 other barns: 1.000 capacity chicken brooder house: Fine water supply from everlasting well to house, barns, and fleids. Splendid fencing. A wonderfully level. highly productive farm heavily tilized: trace mineral elements have added production and strength to pastures and crops.

Entirely sowed Alfalfa. Fescue. Clovers, Orchard Grass, Bluegrass and Balboa Rye. If you are looking for the best. inspect this farm.

DAIRY HERD: 6.9 milk cows, heifers and 2 bulls. Mr. Richardson. an outstanding dairyman, has spent several years putting together this fine herd. 39 purebred and high grade Holstein Jersey and crossed Holstein and Jersey cows, 20 fresh.

balance to freshen soon A VAccinated. tested, accredited herd. Holstein heifers to calve immediately 26 Holstein, Guensey and Jersey open artificial heifers. cinated. 2 outstanding young bulls.

SADDLE pleasure riding mare: registered saddle brood mare: rezistered colt: year -old filWork mules. TRACTOR EQUIPMENT: '51 Model Farmall and complete equipment. manure spreader, hammer mill. binder. thresher.

insilaze eutter, and complete other tractor and team tools, hand tools. COMPLETE DAIRY EQUIPMENT, Baled Fescue straw; baled Alfalfa and Red Clover hay, TERMS: cash day of sale: balance with deed or $17.000.00 loan At interest can be assumed. Personal Property cash. Possession immediately. LUNCH SERVED, BY, RICH POND HOMEMAKERS SALE UNDER LARGE TENT JACK AND HAZEL RICHARDSON.

Owners. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21ST 10 A.M. 109-ACRE PRODUCTIVE LEVEL, WELL IMPROVED FARM DAIRY COWS. TRACTOR MACHINERY The house is a well maintained onestory. 7-room residence in good repair.

modern with bath, electricity, running water and nice detail. Large combined barn, outbuildings. A well watered farm; above average fencing. Practically all seeded to a variety of grasses of Orchid Grass. Fescue, Red Clover and Lespedeza.

This Is a level productive farm. 5 good jersey milk cows. John Deere Tractor and complete equipment and tools. TERMS: cash day of sale: balance on delivery of deed or date of possession which will be given in near future. HOLDER, OWNER.

H. BARNARD, Agent. EDGAR C. WALKER, Auctioneer. Firm of BARNARD WALKER, Tel.

8212. Helm Hotel Annex. Bowling Green. Ky. AUCTION OCT.

25 AT 3 P.M. LOCATED 3 MILES OFF 100 HIGHWAY, IN 1st and 6th CIVIL DISTRICT OF WILLIAMSON COUNTY. FROM NASHVILLE GO 100 HIGHWAY 21. MILES. SEE SIGN AT FERNDALE ROAD, and FOLLOW AUCTION ARROWS 3 MILES TO SALE.

A 400 acre farm, hilly but fine soil, and very little rock. 70 acres cleared for cultivation. Balance in timber. Plenty" a good stock farm. of water from springs.

Improvements consist of 4 room house with electric lights, chicken house, smoke house, and old log barn. Fine spring at house. TERMS CASH, BAL. 1- 2-3-4-5 years at Pre Sale inspection all day 25th. Come early, and look it over.

Owner will be there to show. MR. AND MRS. J. EARL HARRISON, OWNERS $25 FREE $25 CLIVE ANDERSON REALTY AUCTION CO.

W. P. AUSBROOKS. Representative at Large Nights 2-9455 CLIVE ANDERSON AUCTIONEER 110 UNION ST. 4-8377 Absolute Auction SATURDAY Nov.

1st at 1:00 P.M. TO SETTLE THE OF N. S. WALKER, DECEASED AT JORDONIA 5 MILES FROM COURT HOUSE 2 MILES FROM BORDEAUX ON ASHLAND CITY HIGHWAY NO. 12 SEE SIGNS 7 TRACTS OF LAND No.

1-23 acres farm land, 5-room frame house and barn, ideal for subdivision, deep soil, road on 2 sides, city water line on one side running full length of property. No. 2-Lot 80x 265 fronting on highway, store house, smoke house and other outbuilding. No. 3-About 1 acre of level land and barn.

No. 4-About acre, 5-room frame house and outbuildings. No. 5-About acre of land fronting highway. No.

acre 3-room frame house and outbuilding. Corner Lot. No. 7 acre, 3-room frame house, outbuilding and well. WE WILL ALSO SELL 150 Bales of good hay, Farm wagon Covered wagon 1 Hay rake Many other items too numerous to mention, Terms Cash White PRESALE INSPECTION INVITED FOR INFORMATION CALL HOYT T.

WALKER-6-7417 MRS. SARAH WALKER4-8056 EXECUTORS McLANE BATES-6-7485 ATTORNEYS HOYT T. WALKER AUCTIONEER Hydes Ferry Pk. 6-7417 AUCTION--Thursday. October 23 10 a.m.

110 Acre Farm with acre Tobacco Base. Located miles southeast of Glasgow. Ky. mile off the Glasgow Tompkinsville Blacktop No. 63.

On Boyd's Creek. On good gravel Road. Two 6-room houses with all out buildings and 3 barns. The land is all in a high state of cultivation. About 75 acres lay level and the balance is slightly rolling.

Good fertile land. This farm is well watered by springs, branches and wells. In one of Barren County's best farming sections. T. C.

(Carl) Walbert. Owner. Milza Elmore. Agent, dial 4202 or 3662. Glasgow, Ky.

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Phone 5-1221. 5-5401 REAL ESTATE 84 Auction Sale AUCTION Oct. 22, 2 P.M. STONE'S COURT On Clarksville Highway, U. S.

41-A, 10 miles north of downtown Nashville, Tenn. 15 SINGLE UNITS Restaurant, Service Station, 2 Houses, 4. Acres of Land, 373 feet highway frontage. All units have private garages, shower baths and are comfurnished. Restaurant building has kitchen with counter room and room for dance floor or extra dining room, 2 baths.

Separate barbecue building, 2 gas pumps and service equipment. One house contains 6 rooms and bath, the other contains 4 rooms with water in the house. Central hot water radiator heating system with large, new American standard boiler, stoker, new electric water heater. Property has 373 feet highway frontage. Contains 4 acres with 3 good wells, plenty room for expansion, landscaped with plenty shade and shrubs.

This sale is on a a a a a walk -out proposition which includes all equipment used to operate courts and restaurants. Don't miss this wonderful opportunity to buy one of the most desirable and best known locations on U. S. 41-A. Now enjoying a well -established trade.

TERMS ANNOUNCED DAY OF SALE- -PRE-SALE INSPECTION INVITED $25 FREE $25 JIM STEVENS Realty Auction Asso. JOHN ANDERSON Sales Manager JIM STEVENS Auctioneer 5-8316 104 Union 5-5357 The Estate Of Mrs. Loraine Meeks Rogers and Properties of Mrs. Eleanor Meeks Gray AUCTION SALE TO BE CONTINUED Monday, October 20 10:30 A.M. Located in Hendersonville, on Highway 31-E, Midway Between Nashville and Callatin.

ANTIQUE FURNITURE FURNISHINGS Time did not permit us to complete the sale of this fine and valuable collection of rare, original pieces. We also have left a lot of silverware, china, linens and books. Agents Auctioneers HOGIN PARKS "Complete Auction Service" Phone 1090 Callatin, Tenn. YEARS OF SELLING EXPERIENCE PLUS WIDE KNOWLEDGE OF VALUES Eminently fits us to conduct your AUCTION SALE Donelson 628 HARVEY FREEMAN SONS Licensed Realtors Auctioneers AUCTIONS Contact us for Real Estate and Livestock Auctions. Southwestern Kentucky's leading auction firm.

Barnard Walker. Helm Hotel Annex Bowling Green. Ky Phone 8212. TO BUY OR SELL CALL B. FUQUA REALTY AUCTION co.

1105 St. 6-9649 QUICKEST WAY TO FIND A BUYER RAMSEY REALTY AUCTION CO. Madison 44-7-3831 Nights lettsville 9-2622. Licensed Brokers -For compiete reliable suction service. Call HOGIN PARKS.

Gallatin 1090 WE AUCTION FARMS H. VANCE CO 4-0606 MAXWELL HOUSE AUCTIONS- Contact G. Moore Sons. Springfield Tenn. Phone 100 In business 35 years.

ASK YOUR NEIGHBOR who sold his sale. GEO. HOWELL SON 44-1-6682. In business 35 years. AUCTION -A.

C. BARBEE successor Blair Auction Co. 34 years in ville. 1501 Broadway. 4-6220.

2-5795 CLIVE ANDERSON Realty Auction 4-8377 110 Union St. Licensed Auctioneer I Death Notices Celebrate 56th Wedding Anniversary Mai Widow Anna Krohmer Mrs. Marguerite Fox Perry, grandmother Robert H. and Mrs. Prances Pers of Mrs.

Barbara Mesister Gargile, Mra Katherine Schelland J. E. Krohmer. Three greatgrandchiidren survive her. Remains are at the residence on Elm Hill Road.

Donelson, Tenn. Lesting the residence (Monday) afternoon at 2 o'clock funeral services from the First Lutheran Church at 2:30 o'clock, conducted by Dr W. Gernert. Members of the Council of the First Litheran Church and Martin A. Byrd.

J. B. Platz. Chas. W.

Ketnakau. William Alrutz. and H. O. Rinaido will serve as honorary palioearers.

Active- -Tamble Hyde. Louis Schelland. James Fox, Tillman Foxt Grady Tempeton, Walter Prx. Jimmie Fox and Robert Hyde. terment Woodlawn Memorial Cemetery.

John C. Roesch funeral directors. HALLUM Saturday morning. Oct. 18.

1952, at a local infirmary, Mrs. Eva Hallum. Survived by sister. Mra. W.

K. Stanley, Louisville, nephew. J. W. Williams.

Nashville: several nephews of Louisville, Ky. Remains are at the Cosmopolitan funeral home, 2408 West End ave. Leaving Monday morning at 8:30 o'clock the remains will be taken to Holy Name church where mASS will be held at 9 o'clock. Friends will serve as pallbearers. Interment Spring Hill cemetery.

Cosmopolitan funeral home. PARRISH Thursday evening. Oct. 16. 1952 at 11 o'clock, in Chicago, Ill.

Glen M. Parrish. Survived by his wife. Mrs. Ivy Shanks Parrish: daughter, Mrs.

Joseph Addict; two grandchildren: brothers, Charles L. Parrish, Robert O. Parrish. both of Nashville, John L. Parrish of Decatur, sister.

Mrs. Charles Taylor of Nashville: step-mother. Mrs. Anna Barrett Parrish. Remains will arrive Nashville Sunday morning.

Oct. 19. 1952, at 10:05 o'clock, and will be taken to Martin's 209 Louise where funeral services will be held Monday afternoon, Oct. 20, 1952 at o'clock conducted by Dr. Prentice A.

Pugh. Interment Mount Olivet cemetery, Edward Fowler. Louis Bervotes, Leonard Thornton, Donald Parrish. Ray Parrish. M.

R. Parrish. Lee Hunt. Earl Macon. John P.

McGrath Ernest Frazier. J. D. Thompson, Charles L. Rogers, will serve as pallbearers.

Martin's, 209 Louise 1-2375. Ross evening Oct. 17. 1952. at 7:45 o'clock.

at her residence 2510 Woodlawn drive. Mrs. Charles K. Ross, widow of Charles K. Ross 8r Survived by daughter Mrs.

Sam Jenkins: son Charles K. Ross both of Nashville, Clarence Ross. Detroit, five grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Remains are at the apartments of Finley Dorris Charlton West End at Twenty-fifth ave. Funeral from North Edgefield tist church.

Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock, conducted by Rev. Oscar Lumpkin and Rev. W. P. Young.

Members of the Thursday Afternoon Social Club will serve as honorary pallbearers. Active: J. A Clutinger, L. L. Morris, Garland Rose.

J. Farrell. W. Mac Hill. Charles W.

Weir, Buford Croley and W. B. Shofner. Interment Spring Hill cemetery. Finley Dorris Charlton Co.

VAUGHAN- -Saturday morning. October 18, 1952, at a local infirmary, Mrs. Elizabeth Cadzow Vaughan, widow of the late J. W. Vaughan.

Survived by sisters. Mrs. J. P. Bandy Sr.

of Lebanon. Tenn. and Mrs. G. A.

Preston of Nashville. Remains are at the Eastland Funeral Home, 904 Gallatin Road. where private prayer services will be held Monday morning. Oct. 20th at 10 o'clock.

Interment conducted by Dr. A. L. Currie. Hill Cemetery.

Please omit flowers. Eastland Funeral Home. Phone 3-1462. Out-of- Town Deaths Hartsville, Tenn. BRADLEY- -Miss Cora Edward, died October 17, .1952.

at Johnson Nursing Home, Lebanon. at age of 81 years. Survived by two sisters, Mrs. J. R.

Bridgewater. Riddleton, Mrs. Roy J. Miller. Donelson.

one brother, Walter Bradley. Riddleton, numoer of nephews and nieces. Funeral services will be neid at the Church of Chirst. Carthage. Sunday, October 19, 1952 at 2:30 o'clock.

conducted by Young. Burial will be in Dickson Springs Cemetery. Alexander Funeral Home in charge. In Memoriam CROUCH In memory of our husband and father. John who left us three years ago today, October 19, 1949.

Three years have gone by Since God called you away. No one, only Him, knows How we miss you today. WIFE AND CHILDREN. HUGHESIn loving memory of my husband. Henry C.

Hughes, who passed away one year ago today. Dear Dad it's been so long Since we've seen your smiling face, It's a broken spot in our heart and home That can never be replaced. May you always carry those smiles Like you have always done. But in our heart and home We can never wear a one. We hate to give you up Dear Dad.

But God knoweth best. He knew you was tired and sick And had to come and rest. Sadly missed by wife. Mrs. Henry C.

Hughes, Sr. KNIGHTIn memory of our husband and father. Binkley Knight. who left us four years ago today, October 19. 1948 We sat by the bedside of our darling daddy, And saw his life departAnd when we knew that he was gone.

It broke our aching, heart. One who wass better. God never made. Loved by his friends, all whom he knew. He suffered.

yet murmured not. many a day, With a heart of gold he passed away. The sweet memories of him shall never fade, Around the grave where he 1s laid. Sadly missed by wife, Mrs. Dora Knight, children and grandchildren.

BOWERSIn memory of Lawrence Bowers. who passed away two years ago today, October 19. 1950. As His in memory the hour is as he dear passed today away WIFE AND CHILDREN. Card of Thanks WILLIAMSDear so grateful to you for friends and neighbors.

We are the to us in our time of kind expressions of sympathy extended sorrow. The Family of H. T. Williams. Colored Death Notices BEASLEY Thursday -At evening A Oct.

16. 1952, local infirmary Mrs. Survived Lizzie by Mae mother Waters Mrs. Lula Beasley. Waters: sisters.

Mrs. Fannie of Memphis. Tenn. Miss Oakley, Lanthia Waters. Mrs.

Virginia Ferby and Mrs. Lula B. brothers: Trotter. all of Nashville. of 3 Nashville, Mr.

Wilton Roscoe S. Waters Waters, of Cleveland. Ohio and Pfc. Thomas L. 3 Waters.

sisKorea. 5 aunts: brother uncles: 8 nieces: ter-in-laws: 7 nephews: 2 great neph3 of other relatives and ews. friends. a Remains will he at her host residence 416-A 18th o'clock. Pu- late neral Sunday Monday evening evening at 1 o'clock at 6 at Mt.

Carmel Missionary Baptist church. conducted by Rev. her R. pastor. E.

Rev. C. Rev: J. T. Ridley.

and ElW Wilks, Holt. McLaurine. Flower 1a- der dies C. and pallbearers selected from A. Interment Mt.

Smith Ararat friends, funeral cemetery. director, A J. Allison Charles Tillie 2408 Clifton rd. Phone manager. 7-0236.

7-2595-J. morning. Oct. 18. MARTIN- local infirmary.

Mrs. Saturday 1952 at a of 2707 Batavia st. Survived Martin by a devoted family. Mr. Bessie Mrs.

Archie Turner and chiland dren: two nieces. Mrs. Laurena and Jackson. Cincinnati. Ohio.

Mrs. two nephews. Mr. Fred Lizzie Martin. Jackson.

Cincinnati. Ohio and Mr. one Fred sister-in-law. Mrs. Nellie Martin.

Martin, Columbia. Nashville, life long friends. Mrs. Jessie Glover and children. Other relatives and friends.

be Complete funeral arrangements will announced later. McGavock Martin Brothers. Colored In Memoriams McCLINEIn loving rememberance of my dear brother. Mr. Leonard McCline, who passed away four years aco today.

October 19. 1948. GONE BUT NOT FORGOTTEN Sadly missed by sister, Miss Sugurna McCline. Colored Card of Thanks YOUNGWe wish to thank our many friends for the telegrams. cards of condolence and floral designs extended to us during the death of our brother and husband.

Thomas Young of Cleveland. Ohio. Mattie Young and children: sisters, Alice Watkins, Julia Epperson: brothers, Moses Young and John Robinson. 18. morning, Pox.

Mrs. find a 02 121 15 85 80 24 -I O- A WO A un and NOW just in Mr. and Mrs. C. M.

Jones, their 56th wedding anniversary relatives and friends at Shelby park. They moved to Nashville Sumner county. 3 on One Light NEW BRITAIN, Firemen were puzzled when three awnings burst into flames on an apartment building. Then they found that someone had dropped a lighted cigarette from an upper floor. It fell on the first awning, burned through, and did the same on the next two.

Matthews, Envoy To Ireland, Dies Had Formerly Served As Navy Secretary; Heart Attack Fatal OMAHA, Neb. -(P)- -Francis P. Matthews, ambassador Ireland and former secretary of the navy, died unexpectedly during a home town visit here yesterday. The 65-year-old envoy, Omaha attorney and prominent Roman Catholic layman, was stricken with a heart attack at 10:15 a.m. (EST) at his Omaha home and died a half hour later.

Matthews had been back in the United States since Sept. 16, but intended to return to Ireland next week. He disclosed only Friday, however, that he would quit the post at the end of this year and return to Omaha, "the only place on this earth that I want to live." Of Irish Descent Of Irish descent and a long-time friend of Ireland's Eamon De Valera, Matthews became ambassador at Dublin in July of last year after two years as navy secretary. The appointment May 15, 1949, to succeed Navy Secretary John L. Sullivan came at a time when many navy men were fearing service would suffer under the program of unifying the armed services, then in progress.

Matthews admitted his only nautical experience had been to man "a row boat at my summer But he promised to pursue the unification program while maintaining what he termed "the sublime traditions of the navy." When he left the post two years later, Matthews was able to sayand did -that the problems he found at the outset had been "solved." Gl Killed, 161 Injured As Truck Hits Squad AMARILLO, Texas (P) One airman was killed and 16 others injured Friday night when a pickup truck smashed into a formation of marching men on the Amarillo air force base. Airman Harold W. Breitenstein, 20, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Virgil Breitenstein, Farmington, Iowa, was killed.

Among the 16 injured, Airman Darrell E. Meadows, 19, of Dover, Ohio, was in critical condition from a skull fracture, broken neck and fracture of both legs. Five others remained hospitalized, three of them in serious condition. All airmen, they were identified as John Toland, 22, of Tommey E. Watts, 21, Princeton, W.

and John D. Wiley, 20, Lynn, Mass. All suffered skull fractures. The other two whose condition was described as not serious are S. L.

Treaster, 19, Milroy, fractured hip, and Oran R. Casto. 21, Pickens, W. broken ankle. Army Sgt.

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Eva Hallum, 83, will be sung at 9 a.m. tomorrow at Holy Name Catholic church, 521 Woodland st. Burial will be in Spring Hill cemetery. The body is at the Cosmopolitan funeral home, 2408 West End ave. Mrs.

Hallum, a long-time contributor to THE NASHVILLE TENNESSEAN forum and a 3-star letter writer for 10 consecutive years, died early yesterday morning at Mrs. Eva Hallum Outspoken and forthright General hospital from burns received early Thursday morning at her home, 942 Woodland st. Clothes Caught Fire The accident occurred at 7:50 a.m. when her clothes ignited from an open grate fire. She was the former Mrs.

Eva Samuel and a native of Kentucky but came to Nashville with her parents when a young girl. She was educated in the public schools here. Her first marriage was to Charles Williams, a Davidson county farmer. Several years after his death married George Hallum who died 14 years ago. Mrs.

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Approximately 30 acres tobaeco and corn land ready for fall sowing. Easy terms. Hugh L. Fisher, Greenbrier, Tenn. 150 ACRES- Maury County, fine 1m- provements.

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nights 44-7-3126 REALTY LOANS. Brokers, Mad84 ACRES 38 miles from City. near 100 Highway. 6-8821. LITTLE MARROWBONE ROAD 70 acres.

miles from town. 7-3732-J. NORTH EAST TWO FOR ONE A real investment for someone with small amount of cash. Two houses on one lot in a good rental tion. Priced at only $5950 with approximately $3.000.00.

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A nice four-room home with a two-room house on thra adjoining lot. Can be sold or together. $4.500 and $1.500. HARVEY FREEMAN SON Donelson 628 FARM-120 acres. 20 miles from Nashville.

45 acres good cultivated land. good house. with hot and cold water. practically new Farmall tractor. with plow.

cultivator. disk, and mower. 7 cows. 8 5. enough bay and corn for All for $11.000.

3-2873-R. BEAUTIFUL OZARKS 78-Acre improved farm. one mile town. $2.350. $350 down.

$20 monthly. Free bargain list. Baker Land Doniphan. Mo. See Editorial Page 20-A showed she had a rich knowledge and clear memory of Nashville history, going back before the turn of the century.

Descriptions Colorful She wrote colorful descriptions of the days when handsome carriages raced along Gallatin road and of the beautiful homes along that fashionable thoroughfare when East Nashville was known as Edgefield. Her letters told of her hearing famous artists perform in Nashville half a century ago, of the remembered, delicate beauty of the suspended bridge and the temporary pontoon bridge that preceded it. Always outspoken and forthright, Mrs. Hallum's letters often provoked heated discussions. Some of the letters replying to Mrs.

Hallum were sometimes critical of her and bitterly protesting, but Mrs. Hallum remained unperturbed, as she always did. Visited Newspaper Office She was once a visitor in THE TENNESSEAN editorial offices. A tiny little lady, she was almost totally deaf. Mrs.

Hallum attended the forum banquet last May and joined in the discussion with enthusiasm. Mrs. Hallum was a communicant of the Holy Name church. A sister, Mrs. W.

K. Stanley of Louisville, is the only immediate survivor. Out-of-Town Deaths COLUMBIA. Tenn. -Mrs.

Amy Watson Hogan, 73, widow of R. E. Hogan, died yesterday morning at the home of her daughter, Mrs. W. D.

Whitaker. COLUMBIA, Hettie Carpenter, 62, died Friday night in King's Daughters hospital after a short illness. CLARKSVILLE Walter S. Mickle. 74, farmer, of the Antioch community, died yesterday in Clarksville hospital after suffering a heart attack Thursday.

PARIS. F. Miles, 90, died Friday at his home in the Sunnyside community. LEBANON Mrs. Carter Grissim, 79, widow of Hamlet Grissim, died yesterday at her home on Route 2, Lebanon..