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6-C TH NASHVILlt TCNNfVjfAtsI S- I Lipscomb Exercises GradsToHear Gov. Ellington accent on avocado dishwasher-safe porcelain exterior mathematict. Parke Gov. Buford Ellington will be" AM ihe cnrakpr at eraduation extr-l CuttiMn ft I. trm frem attar, me spraher ai ptdtiiiaiMm Mi Gail elementary mt- rises for mors than 200 David iucenon.

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6.30 p.m OdllHUi. Hi rii.ni iivlnx. al.men tary education, Smyrna. Gel Miss Phvt-1 Auditorium. Barhelor of science or bache ajT 1 lor of arts degrees will be con ferred on the graduates from 26 lis Jane Ault.

elementary eaucauon. Bloomington. Ind.j Miss Allca Jean Bailey, chemlMrv, Ramsay. Moot Mim Judy Ann Bailev. horn economic.

Rir mingnam, Miss Mary Helen Barnes, elementary education, Fayette. Ala. Thomas Lauderdale Barry, business management. Fayettevllle, Mrs. Linda Fischer Beard, home economics, Chadds Ford.

Dennis Sewell Brown, business management. Oak Ridge, Mrs. Freda Gibson Cantrtll. elementary I different fields of major study DEAN MACK Wayne Craig will present two special awards, the Valedictorian's Medal to education. Germantown, Tenn.

Pierson Cosby Carmlcheel, business management. Seima. Ale Miss Carolyn, Jean Colley, home economics, Fulton, i Richard Arlan Corlev, I si Miss Gail Henry of Nashville, and the B. C. Goodpasture Bible Award to John Howard Parker management, Indianapolis; Willam Rob-j ni va.

pomt. Miss. Harry Charles Davidson IV. elemen-i i ne Craoiiaies Will oe: nr education, Groveoort, Ohio; Candidales tar B.A. detrae rem Nask- Henry Dean, business manaaement.

vill. area: Mrs. Bonnie Shields te JS'l'K'" r' Fnellsh. Greerlend Drive; Steven! mlrv Thome-. Anderson.

Soeecn, 431 Rratalyn; 'SIS na. James Thomas Burton, psychology, Jfi EfiSia Fe5i.f Whites Creek; Richard Cochran gconolcs, Peah Ala i MK u.Z. biology. all? Ivnn Dnve, Jud.th Sue biology, cum laude, 1901 Sua! S.C.i Mist Joan Mllllcent Groves, home; economics. Springfield.

Miss De- WEST BEND'S NEW COOK 'N SERVEIVARE WITH FIRED ON HARD-COAT TEFLON lord ave. Charle Patterson Cron, history, cum leude, 5011 Inglewood Court; Miss Joyce, lvnn Ellis, sociology, 4703 Lovewood; Ren Kerby Farrell, history, 1121 Stonewall Jackson Court; James Ronald Gam-bill, biology, J004 Priest Road; William Carl Gollnlti chemistry, cum laude, 1503 Eastland Ave. Felix Ronald Gower, religious education, 41 Hollvdale Drive; George Franklin Jones, Bible, 103 Avondale Road; Robert Justin Lee. history, 4720 Granny White Pike; Donald Jerry Mayo, Pennsylvania Ronald Roy Moore, history, 437 Radnor Terrace. Rirhard Douglas Morgan, sociology, 455 Oakley Drive; Miss Judy Carol Mosley art, el.emenlarv education, DOR Maple-Hiirst l.ane; Robert Edgar Oliphant, history, Hillside Drive; Miss Diana Jean lores Ann Hardin, elementary education, Clifton, Tenn.

David Arthur Harley, accounting, Dayton, Ohio; Miss Dara Jeanine Hed rick, business education. Nitre, W. Miss Suzanne Gale Heglund. elementary education, Memphat; Miss Mildred Cleona Holcomb, noma economics, Columbia, Tenn. Miss Vickl Carolyn Irlck, elementary education.

Stone, Kv.i Miss Mary Ann Ivev, home economics, Rocktord. Mrs. Glenda Grimes James, physical education. Flatwoods. Miss Ann Mollis Johnston, elementary education.

Birmingham. Ala. Miss Alice Sue Keith, elementary erlu cation; Altalla, Miss Mary Evelyn Knuckles, home economics. Beech Grove. Miss Martha Gene Lowe, elementary uses metal spoons, metal spatulas! So decorative, you'll bring it right to the table for serving.

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Come see Country Inn "verbev. English, cum laude. Box 1797; Miss Fava Marie Perry, English, magna rum laude. 74? Fast Morton, education, Hardvville. Ky 1 Thnmas Lenta Maples business management, Ma tairle.

La. Dana Eugene Mart, accounting. Park lant Norton, medical technology. Cam- Miss Linda Sue Polk, art, cum laude, .1717 Southlake Drive; Terry Thomas, Pruitt, psychology. Spring Hill; Mlssi IVi Saucttt Vi qt.

Siucepef Server 10" Skillet qt. Dutch Oven Recipe Booklet counting, Toledo, Ohio; Mrs. Madge Pv Judith Ann Roberts, art, W3 Evans lent Morton, medica technology, cam- Road; Miss Patricia Eve vn Sewell. elementary education. JIM Crystal Drive; den, Miss Penelope Jo Patterson, elementary education.

West Carrollton. Ohio. Jerry Wayne Sharber, mathematics, 410 Fieldcrest Drive. Olin Ronald Pegg, business manage Miss Delilah Ann Speed, sociology, ew ment, Jelfersonvllle. Miss Victoria Battery Lane; Butora Dwight Spurlock, Juanita Pilcher.

elementary education. Rocky Face. Ga.t Miss Suzanne Purdom. sociology, 212 Scott Avenue; Charles David Sweeney, psychology, 47 Brentview Hills Drive; Joseph August Tomlinson elementary education, cum laude, Greenville, Steven Bruce Rathburn, physical education, Hebron. Ind.

Bible, 1208 Goodloe Drive; Cecil Wood Wlngfleld, religious education, 1449 Morris Lvnn Reed, accounting, Ellen- dale, Mrs. Penny Anderson Shore. Elementary education, cum laude, Mocks- HOOVER CONVERTIBLE UPRIGHT CLEANER vllle, NO; Miss Nova Lee Simmons, business management, Chattanooga, evnee Ave. Candidates lor the J. degree from Nashville area: Miss Carol Ann Aulen-rielh, elementary education, Caldwell Lane; Miss Marlorie Joyce Charlton, physical education, Antioch.

Mrs Jane Buchi Connelly, elementary education. 3001 Westmoreland Drive; William Edward Connelly, accounting. Tenn. John Watson Smith, business manage ment. Springfield.

Va Miss Eliiaoeih Ann Swaim. home economics, Berkeley 10-CUP AUTOMATIC PERCOLATOR Springs. W.Va.; Miss Linda Lnuke 1071 Stonewall Drive; Lerrv Roger F01- ter. physical education. Brentwrnvt; Mrs Thompson, home economics.

Cullman. Miss Sandra Faye Todd, home em -j Patricia, Curtis Hatcher, sociology, 3404 Murlr eesborn Tenn 47 if bought le- Jir'V: I Mrs. Judith Townsend Vamer. W5 fx'ias Tvanun onu nenrv, nome ecO' cum laude. ith tools mentary education, nnmics.

tumma cum laude. Hermitan Stephen Karl Waitneight, business management, Vlllanova, Miss Mado- Ivn Jane Wllcoxson, elementary educe lion, cum laude, Henderson. Tenn. William Jerry Hicks, accounting. Good-lettsville; Mrs.

Brenda Sanders Jerniaan, elementary education, Whites Creek; Ronnie Lee Jones, accounting, Reynolds Road; Ronald Wayne Moore, accounting, 1104 Maplehurst. Noble Houston Naron business management, Nolensville; Robert Far Easy care aluminum, with flavor selector, no-drip spout, modem styling. 5-10 cup capacity. NEVER NEEDS SC0URINC! TEFLON-COATED ELECTRIC GRIDDLE Smooth and quick-heating cast alumnium surface (over 200 sq. rell Owens, physical education, 4113 Utah iwiss enen xeoecca Ramsay, elementary erturatlnn.

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10.98. HOUSEWARES ALL FOUR STORES rigrim. Herschel Larlmore Smith account-Ino. magna cum laude. 7410 Hlnhwav South; Miss Patricia Ann Smith, elemen-l lary education, Crestview Miss Jenifer Catherine Spivey, elemenlarv education.

351 Riverside Drive; Miss flans for construction nf a 57 HOUSEWARES, ALL FOUR STORES anna Louise Taylor, elementary education. 1113 Grandview. Charles Richard Walker, business management. Joelton; Mrs, Mary Tramel bed nursing home and convalescent center, adjacent In "wfflBwmtsiWimmSIBHBWwFm, vainer, elementary education, 3413 David wood Court; Clay Corley Whilelaw, physical education. 11.17 Manlehnrtl I ana Madison Hospital, were an Candidates (or the B.A.

degree from nonnced yesterday by Farrar "ner ernes: wiss Reoecca Sue Balder-son, sociology. Parkersburg. Va Clifford Hamilton Bates, English, Big Sandv. Charles David Beard, oongraphy. Fresno, Calif; Miss Shirley Ann Benson, social studies, Hightstown, Mays, San Bernardino, contractors.

The $650,000 center will bej called Heritage House Conva James Ronald Bocne. chemi'trv, magna rum laude. Alamo. John Bowman, Bible. Murfreesboro.

Stephen lescent Hospital. It will be located on the northeast corner; of Larkins Spring Road and. NORITAKE DINNERIVARE Sanitarium Drive. DOBSON mortgage brokers, who arranged the financing, said con struction will start in late. July cpr, or-nnon.

cnemijtrv. Montqomerv, Jerry Thomas Bramlelt, Bible. Tuoclo, Steven (fav Brumfieid So-erh, Alum Creek, W. Va Mrs Myrna Armslronq Bvbee. biolooy.

Castellan Springs. Ertwin Bvron Cantrell. sociology, Auburn. James Steven Carain, sociolcgy, Toronto. Ont Clarence Carter Church, sociology, Win-chter, Tenn.

i.L" Clrk' cum Ga-; Auburn Bailey, Cottinam, chemistry, Sehree, Kv 1 Domlnador Cadlao Cruf. Bible. Philio-oines; Martin Alan Curtli, biology, In-dianaoolis; Miss Patricia Fave Davis, art. Lebanon, Tenn. Miss Mary Doris Denny, elementary education, Falrtield, Joe Richard "vetiolodv, cum laude, Hopkins-vil Ky.i Misj Mary Laflln Enzor, Arlington.

Miss Kay Ellen Eubank, English, Birmingham, Miss Jane Elizabeth Freeman, English, Valdosta, Ga Joseph Galiml, Bible. Staten Island, Danny Wayne Gnewikow, speech. with opening set about Jan. 1. Sherman Farrar, a partner in( the construction firm which! will own the center, announced that it will be leased to Daniel A an experienced nursing home operator and a former employee of Madison Hos pital, The building and staffing of nennerson, Ky.i Miss Colleen Setliffe Gpnce, English, Stevenson, Miss c.lona Lynn Grav.

English, Favetteville, Tenn Mrs. Sharon M. Gregory, English, ,) piece place setting if the institution will he designed for approval by Medicare, Medicaid, and other government agencies. THE BUILDERS SAID that tea. Miss Edith Carol Hellin, history, Ren r.e.: James Orban Hesson, history, Cabin Creek.

W.Va.i Philip David Hollev, sociology, Parrlsh, Ala.i Jon Albert Hosch, soeecb. Ft. Lauderdale. Fla 1 Ml. u.r.

cia Anne Hughes, music education, cum Mn. Winifred Parham Hughes, sociol- the Center Will Contain a Chap- el, physical therapy unit, recre Marseille Hunton, mathematics, magna cum laude, Florala, Joseph Theodore Immediate, Bible, Wilmington, Richard Leon Jackson, chemistry, Cedar Lake, Ind. Stanley Franklin Jackson, sociology, lyiamnam, untario; miss Barbara Kay ation rooms, and will he air conditioned. John McClelland, assistant! administrator of Madison Hos-j pital, welcomed the addition lo medical and health care facili-! ties already established in the area. eiemrniery eoucation, North Can ton, Ohio; Dan Keeran.

hittnru AArinn Ohio; Harry Russell Kellam, sociology) Kooert t-rankiin Kim- berlm III, chemistry, Libertyville, III. Miss Rebecca Sharnn I avne. Pnnllch Lebanon, Johnnie Harrv Long, history. Franklin Park, Ronald At- AAt rirtr "TViilnix cin tviibsi nun I 'doo Long. eiDie-socioiogv, Fla i Steohen Anthonv McCaslin, 1 iv-eenevllM? James Curtis Mc-, Visits, he Said.

I am hnpeflll Dermntt, speech, Pnrlaoeville, Mo wavne Mcwahan. sniern that this addition wil he to at- Ala. i John Thomas Miller, trart mnre Hni'tnrs In this nart Marietta. Ohio; Miss Judith Annette! dLl 10 inis pdil Moran. psvcholoav.

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ALL FOUR STORES 77M inmmy Lee woss, Dioiogy, fjainesboro, isburg, Tenn. iiss Joan Elizabeth Motley, art, Tucson, Ariz.i Miss Donna Beth Nadeau, German, Burgstr, 118, Germany; Melvin Lamar Nichols, French, Corous Christi, David Thomas Norris, Biblical languages, cum laude, Craflon, W.Va.; Jimmie Lamar Olive, religious education, Booneville, John Howard Parker, English, summa cum laude, Salem. Joseph Daniel Parker, Bible, Pensacola, Fla i Miss Fmilv Edwin Parnell, magna cum laude, Spanish, East Gadsden, Miss Mmta Ann Parris, sociology, Memphis; Jerry Edward Patterson, music, Detroit, David l.lovd Peace, nsychologv, Manchester. NH Mi3s Belly In Perten. art.

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