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A wholly 718 MURFREESBORO ROAD NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE 37202 Jayteens Plan Welcome Signs in Franklin County WINCHESTER, Tenn. -The Franklin County Jayteens, organized under the Jaycees and Jaycettes, are planning to erect signs on the major access roads into the county welcoming tourists, according to Stanley Bean, project chairman. The proposal is part of an Support Franklin County" program undertaken by the teenage group. The signs at the county's corridors, designed to show tourists and visiting industrial prospects Attaway Rites Set in Fiorida FORT MYERS. Fla.

Services for William F. Attaway, 65, Cape Coral, former Nashville resident, will be at 11 a.m. today at Harvey Funeral Home in Fort Myers. Burial will be in Memorial Gardens Cemetery in FL. Myers.

Attaway died Friday in Lee Memorial Hospital in Fort Myers following a short illness. A native of Henderson County. Attaway lived 111 Nashville for several years while serving as Nashville District manager of National Life and Accident Insurance Co. He moved from Nashville in 1963 to Flint, retired in 1969 and moved to Florida. Survivors include 1 his widow.

Mrs. Gertie Attaway; three sons, James Attaway, Ann Arbor, Billy Attaway, Clio, and Robert Attaway, Springfield, a brother, Roy Attaway, Flint. four sisters, Mrs. Lucile Parker, Dania, Mrs. Estell Adkisson, and Mrs.

Beulah Sheets, both of Flint, and Mrs. Hazel Mullett, Lansing, and 11 grandchildren. Yen Value Firm, Japan Aide Vows The New York Times News Service TOKYO Kakuei Tanaka, Japan's minister for international trade and industry, said yesterday that there would be no further revaluation of the yen and staked his personal political future on making the government's new economic program work without revaluation. At his first news conference for foreign journalists since he took over his present cabinet post 10 months ago, the stocky, outspoken minister predicted an early reduction of Japan's excessively favorable trade, payments and foreign exchange balances and said he would hold himself administratively and politically accountable for successfully implementing a seven-point plan adopted by the government over the weekend aimed at correcting foreign imbalances and stimulating the domestic economy. At 51, Tanaka is considered the leading candidate to succeed Eisaku Sato as prime minister of Japan.

After eight years as chief of government and president of the ruling liberal democratic party. Sato is due to retire within the next few weeks. India Heat Wave Kills 357 Persons NEW DELHI (UPI) A heat wave gripping threefourths of India's land mass for the past 16 days has killed 357 persons, it was reported yesterday. The heat wave hit hardest in the northeastern state of Bihar where 101 persons. mostly children.

died of Sunstroke in the past 48 hours. the press trust of India said. A total of 205 persons died in Bihar since the heat wave began. The coal town of Dhanbad. 175 miles west of Calcutta.

recorded an unofficial temperature of 135 degrees. The reading was measured by a coal mine welfare officer. the press trust said. The official Indian weather chart placed Dhanbad's temperature at 115 degrees in the shade. House Votes Antihijack Device Funds WASHINGTON (UPI) The House Appropriations Committee appropriated $2 million yesterday for general installation of electronic screening devices to help avert air hijackings.

The administration did not ask for the money and took the position that airlines have the major responsibility for buying and installing such detection equipment. ABOUT 350 of the devices. called magnetometers, have been installed at boarding points in major airports. Mostly at airlines expense. The committee said 800 more were required, and that the government ought to pay for them.

If the committee's recommendation is approved by House and Senate as expected. the magnetometers would be purchased by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and turned over to the airlines for maintenance and operation at their expense. Use of existing magnetometers resulted in 2.250 arrests in 1971, 350 of them for carrying illegal firearms. More than 700 firearms were seized as a result of a general screening process that also includes use of psychological profiles to spot potential hijackers. Utility Loan To Be Closed FRANKLIN--Area and federal officials will meet at 1 p.m.

today in the Williamson County Courthouse for final closing of a loan for a proposed $350.000 water utility district development program to serve 220 customers in Williamson County. The district will serve residents in the Mill View, Croftin and Arrington sectors. providing 18 miles of line, according to district officials. Those slated to attend the closing meeting will be representatives of the district as well as the Farmers Home Administration which will provide. in loans and grants, up to $302,000 of the proposed $350,000 program.

Chairman of the utility district is Frank Ingraham, with William Paschal Jr. as president, and J. Buford Hollins, secretary-treasurer. Also scheduled to attend are Paul Koger, Nashville, state FHA director. Lioner Barreyt, FHA chief communityy services, Charles Keasling, district supervisor, and RobertUpchurch, county supervisor.

Invitations to attend were issued to Sen. Howard Baker. Reps. William Brock and Witliam Anderson. George L.

Tatum, Chattanooga, Dies George Labon Tatum. 66. of Chattanooga, formerly of Nashville, died yesterday in Veterans Hospital here. Services will be at 1 p.m. Wednesday at the Chattanooga Funeral Home.

Burial will be in Chattanooga National Cemetery. Survivors include his widow. Mrs Lottie E. Tatum; a daughter. Mrs.

James R. Levy, Hendersonville; a sol. George Labon Tatum, Murfreesboro: two step-daughters. Mrs. J.

W. Rhea, Atlanta, and Mrs. Henry Deer, Milwaukee, a step-son, Harold Russell, Indianapolis, mother. Mrs. J.

C. Tatum, Whiteville: four brothers, W. A. Tatum, Whiteville, Otha and Stewart Tatum, Summerville. and Spencer Tatum.

Memphis, and 17 grandchildren. Pakistani Friendship Talk Halted by Protests QUETTA, Pakistan (AP) With Princess Ashraf, visiting sister of the Shah of Tran looking on, President Z. A. Bhutto was forced by an unruly crowd Sunday to cut short a speech defending Pakistani friendship with Iran. The president and the princess left with the crowd of 12,000 still shouting protests.

Sex Could Lose Its Fun In U.S., Theologian Says NEW YORK (AP) If vails in American society is Americans continue to insist responsible for the high divorce rate and most "sexon treating sex as most ual hangups." He added: the important force in a person's "If we continue as we have life, they will eventually take to misrepresent sex, ultimateall the fun out of it, says a ly we will destroy its potenprominent Roman Catholic tial richness and dilute its theologian. significance. It will not The Rev. Eugene C. Ken- even be, if the grim-faced nedy, writing in Redbook generation so ardent in its magazine, says the "sex-is- pursuit gives us any evidence, every-thing myth" that pre- much fun any more." Death Notices BYRD, Belt -Age 62, of Lobelville, Tenn.

Suddenly Monday morning, May 22. 1972 at his heme. Survived by wife, Mrs. Mattie Lou Bates Byrd: 1 daughter, Mrs. Shirley Hicker son of Lobelville: 2 granddaughters, Serena Beth Hickerson, Susan Barnett: 1 grardson, Keith Barnett: 1 brother.

Ollie Boyd of Ecorse. Mich. Remains are at McDonald Home Chapel, at Lobelville. Tenn. where services will he Tues.

day, May 23. 1972 at 2 p.m. conducted br Rick Sprague and S. F. Hester.

Interment in the Curry Cemetery. MeDONALD FUNERAL HOME in charge of arrangements. SHELTON. Mrs. Mary Eugenia, May 20.

1972 at her residence. 401 Acklen Park Dr. Survived by daughters, Mrs Bobbie Jean Orman, Miss Sylvia Lynne Shelton, Miss Sharon Marie Shelton, all of Nashville. Grandchild. Victoria Jean Orman, Nashville.

Mother, Mrs. Amanda Shepperson. Nashville. Sisters, Mrs. Mildred Craddock, Mrs.

Frances Herrold, both of Nashville. Brother, James, Shepperson, Nashville. Remains are at the chapel of Pettus-Owen Wood. 4506 Charlotte where funeral services will be coniducted Tuesday 1:00 o'clock by Rev. Bedford Landus.

Interment National Cemetery. PETTUS-OWEN WOOD 292-3392. Chattanooga. Tenn. TATUM, George -Age 66.

Monday morning, May 22, 1972 at Veterans Hospital. Survivors: wife, Mrs. Lottie E. Tatum; daughter, Mrs. James R.

Levy, Hendersonville; son, George Labon Tatum Murfreesboro, three step children, Mrs. J. W. Rhea, Atlanta, Mrs. Henry Deer, Milwaukee, and Harold Russell.

Indianapolis, his mother. Mrs. J. C. Tatum, Whiteville.

four brothers, W. A. Tatum. Whiteville, Otha and Stewart Tatum of Summerville, Spencer Tatum, Memphis, Tenn. Mr.

Tatum was District Manager for Standard Life Insurance Company in Nashville for several years before retiring due to ill health. Services Wednesday at 1 p.m. from the Chattanooga Funeral Home. Burial in National Cemetery, Chattanooga. SIMPSON, Alfred Lewis (Jack) -Of 1514 Paris May 21, 1972 at a local hospital.

Survived by wife, Mrs. Velma Simpson: three daughters, Mrs. Velma Jean Keene, Mrs. Mary Jane Cullen and Mrs. Dorothy McMahon.

all ot Nashville; grandchildren, Debbie and Daniel Keen, Carl Cullen, W. R. and Kathy McMahon, all of Nashville: four sisters, Mrs. Katie Biggers of Madison, Mrs. Eva Upchurch Goodlettsville, Mrs.

Ola Andrews of West Point, brother, Jim Simpson of Buffalo Valley, Tenn. The remains are in the Iris room of Woodlawn Funeral home, Thompson Lane. Funeral services will be conducted Tuesday May 23, 1972 at 3:30 p.m. from the Woodlawn Chapel of Roses with Rev. Ted Ingram officiating.

Honorary pallbearers: Employees of Genesco. Active pallbearers: Charles Hamlett. Hubert Simpson, Horace Simpson, James Alford, Milton McClurkan, Sandy McClurken. Oliver Mayberry, Marion King. Interment Woodlawn Memorial 1 Park WOODLAWN FUNERAL HOME.

383-4754. CARTHAGE. TENN. Hackett, Benson Age 61 the Four-Way-In Community. Passed away Sunday morning May 21.

1972 at Carthage General Hospital. Survived by daughter, Mrs. Darlene Hardison of Nashville: mother, Mrs. Bessie Tosten, Rt. No.

1, Riddleton: father, Stanton Hackett, Rt. No. 1. Riddleton; 2 brothers, Robert King Hackett and Raymond D. Hackett, both of Rt.

No. 1. Riddleton: hall sister, Mrs. Dorothy Bishop, Reading, 2 half brothers. Arthur Tosten, Tacoma, Col.

Charles Tosten. Las Vegas. 2 grandchildren. Mrs. Joan Wright and Kevin Dillehav.

both of Mt. Juliet: -4 great grandchild. Remains are at the chapel of Sanderson Funeral Home where services will be conducted Tuesday morning at 10:30 a.m. Rev. Charles Allen Gentry will officiate.

Interment in the Hackett Family Cemetery. SANDERSON FUNERAL HOME of Carthage, Directors, 735-2118. PEAY, Robert A. -May 21. 1972 at a local infirmary, Survived by Wife, Mrs.

Mae Davis Peay: son, Robert L. Peay: Sister. Mrs. Maude Lovett, all of Nashville: Brother, James Peay of Columbia. The remains are at Ellis Funeral Home, 2627 Nolensville Road where funeral services will be conducted at 1:30 p.m.

Tuesday by The Rev. E. L. Burnett and the Rev. Michael Estep.

Pallbearers: Harold White. Raymond Abernathy, Bill Cain, Arnold Bridges, Harold. Tommy and Raymond Peay, Bill Harris, Norris and J. T. Lovett.

Interment Woodlawn Cemetery. ELLIS FUNERAL HOME, Directors. (COLUMBIA HERALD. PLEASE COPY). THE NASHVILLE TENNESSEAN, May 23.

1972 27 Death Notices Eagleville, Tenn. MORGAN, Mrs. Lena Glenn McMahon Age 70, Monday morning, May 22, 1972, in a Nashville hospital. Survivors, her husband, Jess Morgan, Eagleville; two daughters, Mrs. Miller (Annelle) Rucker and Mrs.

Virginia Cantrell, Nashville: a son, Wallace Robert McMahon, Nashville; two sisters, Mrs. Ruth Wright, Triune and Mrs. Beulah" Chason, Eagleville; three grandchildren. Remains are at the Funeral Home at chapermin, where services will be held Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock by Wayne Clark and James S. Dudney, Palibearers, active: Fred and Smithson, Robert Rucker, Mackie Glenn, Robert Wilson, Merkle Rigsby, Joe and John Ralston.

Honorary: Walter Ogilvie, Matthew Harwell, J. W. Taylor. Reed Corlette, Harry Patillo, Buford Hall, Horace Windrow, James Fagan, Jack Gillespie, and L. R.

Edmondson. Interment: Woodlawn Memorial Gardens. LAWRENCE FUNERAL HOME. 364-2233. JERNIGAN, Charles Alton Age 67 years.

May 22, 1972 at a local intirmary. Survived by daughter, Mrs. Catherine Geldrich, Atlanta, sons, Kenneth and Charles Alton Jernigan: sister, Mrs. John 0. (Mattie) Lavender; aunt, Mrs.

Beulah Mallard, all of Nashville. The remains are at Woodbine Funeral Home. 3620 Nolensville Road, where services will be conducted at 10:30 o'clock Wednesday morning, May 24, 1972 by L. L. Weathers.

Friends will serve as honorary pallbearers. Active: James Johnson, Leslie Bradshaw, Larry and Charles Howell. George Hunt and C. B. Dickson.

Interment: Mt. Olivet Cemetery. WOODBINE FUNERAL HOME, directors, 832-1948. BERG, Lenora Agues of 4334 General Bates Drive, May 22, 1972 in a local hospital. Survived by husband, Karl H.

Berg: daughter, Miss Lenora Berg; son, Carl W. Berg; sister, Mrs. J. B. Evelyn (Paschall); stepfather, John W.

Nolan. remains are in the Dogwood Room of Woodlawn Funeral Home, Thompson Lane. Funeral Services will be conducted Wednesday, May 24, 1972 at 11 a.m. from the Woodlawn Chapel of Roses, with Rev. Paul Allen officiating.

Interment Woodlawn Memorial Park. Arrangements by WOODLAWN FUNERAL HOME. 383-4754. DIES, Mrs. Delia Bell age 87 years Sunday May 21, 1972 at her home 3625 Saratoga Dr.

Survived by sons Fred W. Dies Sr. Nashville. Robert Neal Dies, Sydney, Australia. Granddaughter Mrs.

Joe Kennedy of Santa Ana, California. Grandson Rev. Fred W. Dies, Nashville, four great grandchildren. Bothers Loyd J.

Bell. Akron. Ohio, Turner Bell, Chattanoga, Tennessee. Remains at the Buena Vista Funeral Home 3634 Clarksville Highway in Bordeaux, where services will be Tuesday at 10:30 a.m. conducted by Rev.

Bob Norman, assisted by Rev. Fred W. Dies, Active pallbearers will be grandsons a nephews. Interment Mt. Olivet Cemetery.

BRATTEN AND MARTIN. Directors 254-7511. Westmoreland, Tenn. STINSON, Albert Cordell 60. Passed away Sunday morning, May 21, 1972 after long illness.

Mr. Stinson is survived by his wife, Mrs. Delia Stinson, 1 son, Jimmy Foster Stinson: both of We stmoreland: 3 sisters. Mrs. Finis Pedigo and Mrs.

Bernice Bentle, of Westmoreland, Mrs. Angie Stewart of Gallatin, 1 half brother. 0. V. Stinson, Bowling Green, Ky.

Funeral services will be held Tuesday morning. 11 o'clock a.m. at Siloam Missionary Baptist Church conducted by Rev. F. W.

Lambert and Rev. F. D. Curtis. Nephews will serve as Honorary pallbearers Active pallbearers include: Everett Harrison.

Charles Barham, William L. Garrison. Claudie Miller. Corbit Keen, N.C. Harrison Interment.

Pleasant Grove Cemetery. Remains are at ALEXANDER FUNERAL HOME. Westmoreland. Tenn. COOK.

Joseph Neeley Sunday morning. May 21. 1972 at 2 local infirmary. Survived by wife, Mrs. Rosa Nell Martin Cook: daughter, Miss Mary Jane Cook, Atlanta, Ga.

son, Joe N. Cook Nashville; grand-daughters, Lisa and Jo Ann Cook; sister, Mrs. A. R. Pybas Jacksonville, and brother, Thomas W.

Cook, Nashville. Remains are at Finley Dorris Charlton, West End at Twenty-fifth where funeral services will be conducted Tuesday morning at 10:00 o'clock by the Rev. Stuart J. Nunnally and the Rev. Kent MeNish.

Pallbearers will be: Paul M. Mortimer. Eugene Brew. Ernest Gill. Thomas W.

Cook D. D. Culp. Harry F. Thompson James B.

Akin, Bert Gurwitch, J. Thaxton Smith, and James M. Thomason. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery. FINLEY DORRIS CHARLTON.

Death Notices the interest young people have in their community, are to be financed largely by the sale of campaign buttons. Purchasers of the "I Support Franklin County" buttons will be awarded honorary membership in the Franklin County Chamber of Commerce, Bean said. Miss Shelby Dies; Rites Set Miss Helen A. Shelby, 81, of 3601 West End former head of University of Maryland Textile and Clothing Department, died Sunday at Baptist Medical Center in Birmingham. Services will be at 3 p.m.

today at Tarpley's Funeral Home, Clarksville, Tenn. BURIAL WiLL be in Greenwood Cemetery, Clarksville. A native of Montgomery County, Miss Shelby was the daughter of the late William Isaac and Asenatha Tyer Shelby. She was a graduate of the University of Tennessee and heid a masters degree from Peabody College. SHE TAUGHT at Wesleyan College, Macon.

and at schools in Little Rock, Ark. and Stillwater, Okla. Miss Shelby was associated with several artists' groups in Nashville. She was a member of Belmont United Methodist Church. Survivors include two sisters, Miss Grace Truman and Miss Lettie Myrtle Shelby, Nashville: two brothers, er Lee Shelby, Elkton.

and Julius E. Shelby, WoodI a four nephews and eight nieces. Robert A. Peay Services Today Services for Robert A. Peav, 66.

of 510 Hamilton will be at 1:30 p.m. today at Ellis Funeral Home. Burial will be in Woodlawn Memorial Park. Peay died Sunday in Baptist Hospital. He was a retired furniture manufacturer.

Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Mae Davis Peay; a son, Robert L. Peay and a sister, Mrs. Maude Lovett, Nashville, and a brother. James Peay, Columbia.

Death Notices HOELSCHER, Miss Mamie Helen-Saturday evening May 20, 1972. Survived by the following nieces and nephews: Max J. Schlosser Richard Scholsser, sister Catherine Anne Hoelscher, Rosalyn Scholosser and Marianna Scholsser. Remains rest at the funeral home of Phillips Robinson Co. 2707 Gallatin Road where the Rosary will be recited, this at 8:30 Monday o'clock.

evening Requiem High Mass, Christ the, king Catholic Church oll Belmont Blvd. Tuesday morning May 23 at 10 o'clock. Msgr. Dan Richardson will officiate. Active pallbearers: Phillip Ford.

Harold Taylor Louis Sbuttoni, Charles Howell Lee Maddux, J. C. Johnston. W. E.

Sullivan Tommy Lafayette. Interment Calvary Cemetery. PHILLIPS ROBINSON CO. Directors DONN, Dewey Chester -Age 59. May 21, 1972.

Survived by wife, Mrs. Ella Connor Donn; two sons, Dewey Chester Donn and Joseph Donn; one stepdaughter, Mrs. Tiny Polk, all of Nashville: three stepsons, James, Frank and Larson Waller all of Kansas City, two sisters, Mrs. Edna Wells. Jacksonville.

Mrs. Ella Ivey, Lavergne, four brothers. L. M. and A.

M. Donn of Jacksonville. R. F. Donn and Arthur Donn.

both of Panama City. seven grandchildren. Remains are at Franklin Memorial Chapel where services will be conducted at 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon with Rev. Sidney Henry officiating. Interment Williamson Memorial Gardens.

Pallbearers: Doris Hargrove. Anderson Conner, Lester Hargrove, Randall Huffman, David Hargrove, LorenZO Conner: FRANKLIN MEMORIAL CHAPEL, 794- 1512 Franklin, Tenn. Franklin, Tenn. SWEENEY. Mrs.

Eva Locke-Age 71. May 21. 1972. Survived by husband, Harvey Hiram Sweeney; one daughter, Mrs. Ocie Poteete: one Jamie Locke: three sisters.

Miss Mamie Locke Mrs. Laura Inman. all of Franklin, Mrs. Lera Johnson, Nashville. Remains are at Franklin Memorial Chapel where services will be conducted 4 p.m.

Tuesday atternoon with Bernard Tidwell and Edward Fudge officiating. Interment Leipers Fork Cemetery. Nephews will serve as pallbearers. FRANKLIN MEMORIAL CHAPEL. 794- 1512.

BANNING, Eddie of Alloway, Sunday at a local hospital. Survived by brother, Willie Banning of Greenville, a devoted friend, Mrs. Elease Green; a number of nieces and nephews; other relatives and friends. Complete arrangements will be announced later. PATTON BROTHERS in charge.

DAVIDSON, I L. B. Jr. -Sunday evening May 21, 1972. Survived by wife, Mrs.

Evelyn Russell Davidson: one son, Jerry Wayne Davidson. Madison; step son, David Russell, two step daughters, Lynda Joan Miller and Linda Russell; one grandson; mother, Mrs. L. B. Davidson, Nashville; 2 sisters, Mrs.

Fred Thacker, Warren Mich. and Mrs. James Brittle, Pensacola, two brothers, Bates R. Davidson, Bon Aqua, Kenneth Davidson, Goodlettsville; grandmother, Mrs. Amelia Davidson, Nashville.

Remains rest at the funeral home of Phillips Robinson where funeral services will be conducted Tuesday afternoon, May 23, at 12:30 o'clock, William Cox minister will officiate. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery. Honorary pallbearers: Members of United Post OfficeParcel Post Carriers. Active pallbearers: Jim Powers, Bill Bruce, A. B.

Christian, Harold Hedge, Gene Whatley, Harold Mitchell. PHILLIPS ROBINSON Directors. BEARD, Mr. John (Papa) -Friday afternoon at a local hospi- tal. Resdience 1900 Scovel Street.

Survived by wife, Mrs. Betty M. McHaney Beard; daughter, Mrs. Hattie M. Betty, Detroit, sons, Coleman A.

Beard, Cornelious R. Beard; daughter-in-law, Mrs. Barbara J. Beard; six grandchildren; two greatgrandchildren; three nieces; four nephews; six sisters-inlaw; five brothers-in-law devoted cousin, Eld. Perry Shannon; other relatives and friends.

Visitation with the family, Tuesday, p.m. Walls Tabernacle A.M.E. Zion Church, 2601 Torbett Street. Funeral services Wednesday, May 23 at 1:00 p.m. from above church.

Rev. Henry Edwards and Rev. Henty J. Cantrell officiating. Pallbearers and flowerladies selected from friends.

Interment Greenwood Cemetery. WILLIAM GUNTER SONS, directors. STREET, Mr. Hugh Of 1113 North 8th Street, Sunday, May 21, 1972 at a local infirmary. Survived by a devoted wife, Mrs.

Katie Street; one sister, Mrs. Bertha Watts; one nephew, Mr. Hugh Watts, Indianapolis, three sisters-in-law; three brothersin-law, all of Nashville. one aunt, Miss Hattie Harris, Goodlettsville, a host of nieces and nephews, other relatives and friends. Visitation with the family in the Chapel of Holmes Funeral Home, Tuesday, May 23, 1972 from 8 to 10 p.m.

Funeral services Wednesday, May 24, 1972 at the above Chapel at p.m. conducted by Rev. Curtis Bender. Pallbearers and flowerladies selected from friends. Interment: Greenwood Cemetery.

HOLMES FUNERAL HOME in charge 1408 Jo Johnston Ave. MOORE, Mr. Ira A. Of 1402 Arthur entered into rest May 22, 1972 at a local hospital. Survived by daughters, Mrs.

Clara Kirkpatrick and Miss Mable Moore. Devoted niece, Mrs. Elizabeth M. Evans, nephew, Mr. John W.

Moore. Complete funeral alrangements announced later. K. GARDNER SONS, Directors. BRADEN.

Mrs. Alvaria Monday, May 22. 1972 at her home. 1209 Phillips Street. Survived by one daughter, one son-in-law; three brothers.

two sisters, other relatives and friends. Complete funeral arrangements announced later. K. GARDNER SONS. Directors.

JORDAN, Mrs. Allene DaileyOf 1101 Edgehill departed this life Monday at her residence Survived by devoted cousins. Mrs. Marie Farley. Mrs.

Josephine Reynolds, Mrs. Kathleen Madry. Mrs. Leana Reynolds Jones. Mrs.

Julia Jordan and Mrs. Julia Giles: other relatives and friends. Complete funeral arrangements to be announced later. years. Monday afternoon, May 22.

1972 at Vanderbilt Hospital. Survived by wife, Mrs. Marion Clayton Green; son, Dr. Paul A. Green grandson, Paul Arnold Green If, all of Nashville.

His remains are at the Chapel of Martin's Bracey-Welsh, 209 Louise Ave. where services will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2:00 o'clock conducted by Rev. Robert G. McGehee. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery.

Pallbearers will be announced later. MARTIN'S BRACEY-WELSH. INC. 327-1032. PATION BROS.

in charge. GREEN, Paul A. Sr. Age 73 A KINDNESS THAT IS ALWAYS APPRECIATED A BEREAVEMENT TRAY ZAGER'S DELI 3716 Hillsboro Road 297 7300.