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A Death Notices ANNOUNCEMENTS BUSINESS GUIDE BUSINESS GUIDE EMPLOYMENT NASHVILLE TENNESSEAN, Friday Morning, May 27, Death Notices Death Notices Funeral Today For Lewis Hurt Services for Lewis Lellyette Hurt, 56, magistrate from the 4th civil district in Old Hickory, will be at 4 p.m. today at Phillips-Robinson funeral home. Vardiman Forrester will officlate. Burial will be in Mount Olivet cemetery. The body is at funeral home.

Mr. Hurt died. about 7:30 p.m. Wednesday home following a heart attack. He had been ill about three years.

HE Born Hermitage, in Mr. Davidson Hurt country near. Lewis L. Hurt Former chief deputy the late Lewis Hurt, county sheriff from 1898 to 1902, and the late Mrs. Daisy Johnson Hurt, In 1924 he married the former Ina High, who survives.

attended county public schools and Webb school in Bell Buckle, Tenn. He was a criminal court officer for 22 years and later worked as a chancery court officer under seven sheriffs. He was chief deputy sheriff during part of Garner Robinson's term as sheriff. Mr. Hurt was employed by the state department of finance and taxation several years before his retirement in 1956.

In 1954 he was elected to a sixyear term as magistrate on the county quarterly court. He did not seek re-election year and his term would have expired Sept. 1. He was a member of Berryville Church of Christ. Other survivors include a son, Lewis Johnson Hurt, Houston; two brothers, Morgan Hurt, Hickory, and Clarence Hurt, Hermitsister, Mrs.

James O. Henry, mold Hickory. National Cemetery Entrance Contract Let A contract has been awarded to Nashville firm for construction of alternations to the main entrance of Nashville National Cemetery. Col. Vincent P.

Carlson, U.S. army district engineer in Nashville, said the award was made to Ascon, Nashville, low bidder at $11,225. The low bid, he said, was approximately 10 per cent below the government estimate. The work involves construction of two 12-foot entrances to the cemetery at the immediate sides of the present main entrance, On completion of the two new entrances, the present one will be closed. Mrs.

Sallie M. Woolwine Services for Mrs. Sallie Murphy Woolwine, 81, of 311 Lynwood will be at 2:30 p.m. today at Martin's, 209 Louise ave. Officiating will be Dr.

Gaye L. McGlothlen and the Rev. Raymond T. Ferris. Burial will be in Mount Olivet cemetery.

Mrs. Woolwine died about 8 p.m. Wednesday in St. Thomas hospital. She had suffered a heart allment several years.

A native of Atlanta, she came to Nashville as a child and lived with a relative, Mrs. Idolph Hill. She attended the Old Ward seminary. Her husband, Eldred A. Woolwine, a food broker, died in 1946.

Mrs. Woolwine was a member of Immanuel Baptist church, and until becoming was active in the Harding Road' Garden club, the Ladies Hermitage association, and the Virginia association. She was a former member of the Junior Board, Old Woman's Home. Surviving' are two daughters, Mrs. Julia Woolwine Lellyett and Mrs.

M. Van Smith, both of Nashville; a son, Eldred A. Woolwine St. Louis; two daughters, Mrs. Richard D.

Fletcher, Memphis, and Miss Sallie B. Woolwine, New York City. Mrs. Ada Brandon Bracy Services for Mrs. Ada Brandon Bracy, 88, were at 2 p.m.

yesterday at Anderson, Garrett funeral home. Burial was in Spring Hill cemetery. Mrs. Bracy died Wednesday morning in a local nursing home after a long illness. She was the widow George Bracy, farmer, who died three years.

ago. Bracy had made her home in Joelton for the past 64 years. She was a member of the Church of Christ. Mrs. Bracy was the last surviving child of Christopher Brandon, pioneer settler in the Tobaccoport community in Stewart county.

Five brothers and a number of her nephews served in the Confederate army. Surviving nieces and nephews are N. M. and Earl Hester, Newman Brandon, Mrs. Gentry Maynard, Mrs.

Burt Hutcherson, Nashville: Mrs. Clay Davis, Chattanooga, and William Hester, San Francisco. Mrs. Carrie M. Martin Services for Mrs.

Carrie M. Martin. 88, of 1707 Seventeenth will be at 10 a.m, today at RoeschPatton funeral home, 1715 Broadway. Dr. Prentice A.

Pugh will officiate. Burial will be in Hartsville cemetery, Hartsville, Tenn. Mrs. Martin died Wednesday at local hospital of a cerebral hemorrhage. The body is at the funeral home.

A native of Kansas, Mrs. Martin had lived in Nashville for the past 40 years. She was the widow of Charles Frank Martin who died about 25 years ago. She da survived by nephew, Harry Hood Martin, Indianapolis. Ira Parker Rites At 11 a.m.

Today Funeral services for Ira E. Parker, 73, of 4436 Tyne will be at 11 a.m. today at First Presbyterian church. Dr. Walter R.

Courtenay will officiate. Burial will be in Mt. Olivet cemetery. Mr. Parker, former manager of Graham Paper Co.

and past president of the Nashville Chamber of Commerce, died Wednesday afternoon in A Franklin hospital after an illness of two years. The body is at the residence. Active pallbearers at the services today will be G. G. Payne, Ed Phillipe, Earl Cranor of Atlanta, Russell Hooper, Robert Geny, Theo L.

Murray, Dr. W. 0. Tirrill Mack Brothers Julian Ragland and H. N.

O'Callaghan. Honorary pallbearers will be Harry Ambrose, A. J. Baird, Andrew Benedict. Reber Boult, Aubrey Carr, H.

Herbert Corson, Walter Hale P. D. Houston Charles Cornelius Henry Jamison, W. H. Lambeth, S.

E. Linton, Howell Campbell J. B. Henderson, Robert Benson, Tillman Cavert. Dr Thomas Frist.

H. B. Jordan, Jack Norman Ernest Jones Judge Beverly Briley, R. J. Clay, and James H.

Reed Charles S. Ragland, Ed Potter Justin Potter, Joe Reeves. Phil Harding, B. A. Whitmore, James G.

Stahlman, W. Joe Wallace Horace Osment, Charles Sanders Fred Whittemore, H. Phelps Smith, Hugh Stallworth, Louie Phillips, Eugene K. Denton of New York City, Dudley French and James Wilson, both of St. Louis, past presidents of the 1 Nashville Chamber of Commerce, members of the state fair board, past potentates of Al Menah Temple, past masters of Corinthian Lodge, all 33rd degree Scottish Rite Masons.

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to 12 noon; 'Sunday p.m. to 7 p.m. 18 Direct Lines To CLASSIFIED TELEPHONE ALpine 4-1031 Death Notices Hill Cemetery. Philips- Robinson Directors. DeGRAAUW Thursday, May 26.

1960, at a local infirmary, Mr. James Joseph deGraauw. Survived by wife, Mrs. Alma Moore deGraauw. Parents.

Mr. and Mrs. Pierre deGraauw of Nashville: sisters. Mrs. Margaret Gunselman, and both Miss of Ann Nashville, Francis deGraauw.

Bro. Jacques deGraauw of Nashville. Grandfather, Mr. James N. Cawthon of Nashville.

Remains are at the Jarrell Memorial Chapel. 4503 Charlotte Ave. Complete funeral arrangements will be announced later. Jarrell Memorial Chapel, CY 8-4455. -Monday May 23.

1960 in Cauyahoga Falls. Ohio. Ervin W. age 64 years, survived by wife. Bertha Knight.

Cauyahoga Falls, Ohio. son. Harris Knight, Bedford, Pennsylvania, stepdaughter Nancy Cash, Miami Robin Beach. Florida. Granddaughter Knight, sisters, Mrs.

J. Bradbury of Nashville, D. L. Hutton, Bowling Green. Ky.

Remains arrived in Nashville 1:15 o'clock Thursday morning and are at the Cole Garrett funeral home, where funeral services will be conducted Friday morning, May 27, at 11 o'clock, by Rev. James M. Gregg. Friends will serve as pallbearers. Interment Spring Hill Cemetery.

Cole Garrett Funeral Directors. Wednesday evening May 25, 1960 at his home 2807 Dudley Ave. Joseph Peter Marsherello, survived by his wife Mrs. Gladys Rust Marsherello. Sister Miss Teresa Marsherello.

Remains are at the Marshall-DonnellyCombs Funeral Home, 201 25th North. Leaving at 8:30 o'clock, Friday morning, for the Cathedral of the Incarnation, for Requiem High Mass at 9 o'clock. Honorary pallbearers are: Members of Italian American Association, and Fred Lassiter: Lynwood Neeley, Morgan Smith, Howard Deck, Joe MarChetti, Americo Corrieri, John Nanni, Joseph A. DeMatteo, John Petrone, Ray St. John, Ernest Comotto, John Norwood and Members of the Nashville Police Department.

Active: Gene MarChetti, Tony St. Charles, Charles Formosa, Tom Connor, Paul St. Charles, Joe Puckett. Burns Sheets, Frank St. Charles.

The rosary will be recited at 8 o'clock this evening by members of the Italian American Association. Interment Calvary Cemetery. shall-Donnelly-Combs, CY 1-0720. HURT-Wednesday evening, May 25. 1960, at his home, Shute Lane.

Old Hickory, Lewis L. Hurt. Survived by wife, Mrs. Ina High Hurt of Old Hickory, son, Lewis Johnson Hurt, Houston, TexAs; sister, Mrs. James O.

Henry, all of Old Hickory, 2 brothers, J. Morgan Hurt, Old Hickory, and Clarence C. Hurt, Hermitage; granddaughter, Valerie Collette Hurt, Old Hickory, Tenn. Remains rest at the funeral home, Phillips Robinson Co, where funeral services will be conducted Friday afternoon at o'clock, by Vardiman Forrester, minister. The following will serve as pallbearers: John Morgan Hurt, Clarence C.

Hurt, Joe Sam Hurt, Jimmy Bradshaw, Bobby Bradshaw, John Bobo Bradshaw, Jimmy Henry, James M. High Paul High, and Dick High. Interment Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Phillips- Directors.

MARTIN- Wednesday afternoon, May 25, 1960, at a local hospital, Mrs. Carrie M. Martin, age 88 years. Survived by nephew. Harry Hood Martin of Indianapolis, Ind.

Remains are at Roesch-Patten 1715 Broad St. where services will be held Friday morning, May 27, 1960 at 10 o'clock. conducted by Dr. Prentice A. Pugh.

Friends will serve AS pallbearers. Interment Hartsville City Cemetery, Hartsville, Tenn. PACK-Tuesday evening. May 24, 1960, at A local infirmary, Mrs. Georgia Whitaker Pack.

Survived by husband. Pleasant Henry Pack: daughters. Mrs. C. C.

Creson, Mrs. R. G. Cording. and Mrs.

W. F. Davis, all of Nashville, and Mrs. H. F.

Barth. York. Nebraska: sons, Carlie Richard Pack, Harley J. Pack. John William Pack, and Robert Wesley Pack all of Nashville: sister, Mrs.

Alcy Wilson. Monterey, 20 grandchildren. and 10 Remains rest at the funeral home, Phillips- RobInson where funeral services will be conducted Sat. morning at 10 o'clock by Rev. W.

J. Graham. Active pallbearers. Ray Pack, Francis Deason, Tommy Smith, Howard Crump, James Creson. Jimmy Hooper.

Interment Spring LOVE- Suddenly May 26, 1960, her home, Mt. View road. Bettye Carol Love. age 15 years. Survived by parents, Mr.

and Mrs. George Love: one brother, Joe Charles Love of Antioch: two sisters, Mrs. Roy 8. Nicks, Nashville, Mrs. Douglas Conley, North Carolina: grandmother, Mrs.

Mary E. Cables. Nashrille: grandfather, Mr. Charles Wilkerson. Antioch: two nieces.

two nephews. Remains are at Ellis Kidd funeral home, 2627 Nolensville Rd. Funeral services from Hamilton Methodist church 10 a.m. Saturday, May 28. by Rev.

R. E. Stevens. Pallbearers: J. M.

Rogers, Joe M. Brown. C. 0. Moss W.

B. Wirick. Pearly Kephart. Roy Williams. Interment lawn.

Ellis Kidd Funeral Home, AL 5-5412. PARKER Wednesday afternoon, May 25. 1960. at 4 o'clock. Franklin.

Tennessee Infirmary. Ira E. Parker. survived by his wife. Mrs.

Irene Caskey Parker: daughter. Mrs. Coulbourne Cox of Palo Alto, sons, Ira E. Parker Joseph C. Parker.

P. Tirrill Parker, 10 grand-children. Remains are at his home, 4436 Tyne Blvd. Funeral from the First Presbyterian Church. Franklin Friday morning.

May 27, 1960. at 11 o'clock. conducted by Dr. Walter R. Courtenay.

Interment Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Harry Ambrose, A. J. Baird.

Andrew Benedict, Reber Boult. Aubrey Carr, H. Herbert Walter Hale, P. D. Houston, Charles Cornelius.

Henry Jamison, W. H. Lambeth, 8. E. Linton.

Howell Campbell. J. B. Henderson, Robert Benson, Tilman Cavert, Dr. Thomas Frist.

H. B. Jordan. Jack Norman, Ernest Jones, Judge Beverly Briley, R. J.

Clay, James H. Reed. Charles S. Ragland, Adolph Skinner, Ed Potter, Justin Potter. Joe Reeves, Phil Harding.

B. A. Whitmore, James G. Stahlman, W. Jo Wallace.

Horace Osment, Charles Sanders. Fred Whittemore, H. Phelps Smith. Hugh Stallworth, Loule Phillips and Eugene K. Denton.

New York City, Dudley French and James Wilson, both St. Louis. and past presidents of the Nashville Chamber of Commerce, all 33rd Degree Scottish Rite Masons, Past Potentates Al Menah Temple. Past Masters of Corinthian will serve as honorary pallbearers. Active will be: G.

G. Payne. Ed Phillips, Glenn Nelson. Russell W. Hooper, Robert Geny.

Theo L. Murray, Dr. Owen Tirrill, Mack Brothers, Julian Ragland, H. N. 'Callaghan, Carl Cranor of Atlanta, Ga.

Martin's, 209 Louise Ave. CY 1-0610. RICHARDSON Wednesday afternoon May 25, 1960 at a local infirmary. Irving C. Richardson, age 60 years.

Survived by Mrs. Gladys Conwell Richardson, Madison, two sons, Irving P. Richardson and Harold G. Richardson, both of Nashville: seven sisters, Mrs. G.

T. McCoin, N. L. Dixon. Mrs.

John L. Forkum, all of Nashville, Mrs. George Lundy, Millersville, Mrs. William Blades, Akron. Ohio, Miss Floy Richardson, Akron, Ohio, Mrs.

Herman Phillips, Springfield, four brothers, J. L. Richardson, A. E. Richardson, Charles E.

Richardson, and Comer M. Richardson, all of Nashville; two granddaughters Linda Lee Richardson, Connie Lynn Richardson. Remains rest at the funeral home of Phillips-Robinson Co. where funeral services will be conducted Friday morning at 10 o'clock by Rev. James Lanthrop, assisted by Rev.

James Taylor. Members of Inglewood Methodist Church Bible Class will serve as honorary pallbearers. Active, Francis Richardson, Russell Richardson, Charles E. Richardson, George E. Richardson, Sammy Richardson, Mark Lundy, Glaspy Lundy.

Interment Spring Hill cemetery, Phillips- Robinson directors. SCHULTZ-Saturday, May 21, 8:35 p.m.. Vanderbilt Hospital, Mrs. Clemmie Chiles Schultz. Survived by son.

John G. Chiles, Nashville; daughter. Mrs. Hugh G. Krein, Tarpon Springs, 3 grandchildren, John G.

Chiles, Betty Kay Chiles, Nashville, James B. Chiles. Louisville, 5 nieces, 2 nephews. Services were held in Paducah, Tuesday morning, May 24. WOOLWINE Wednesday evening, May 25, 1960, at 7:55 o'clock, at local infirmary, Mrs.

Sallie Murphy Woolwine. widow of Elred A. Woolwine. Survived by daughters Mrs. Julie Woolwine Lellyett.

Mrs. M. Van Smith both of Nashville, son Eired A. Woolwine of St. Louis, grand-daughters Mrs.

Richard D. Fletcher of Memphis, and Miss Sallie B. Woolwine of St. Louis. Mo.

Remains Are at Martin's, 209 Louise where funeral services will be held Friday afternoon, May 27, 1960, at 2:30 o'clock, conducted by Dr. Gaye L. McGlothlen and Rev. Raymond Farris. Interment Mt.

Olivet Cemetery, A. McDowell Smith. Louis Addington, Richard E. Bolling, Dr. Sam S.

Cowan, Dr. Ralph Larsen, Dr. David Strayhorn and Gerard Brownlow, and Jerry Dorminy, of Columbia, Kenneth McIntosh, Albert Gramling. Stamps, Charl- all Roberts. Howard Atlanta, will serve as pallbearers.

Martin's, 209 Louise 1-0610. Out-of- Town Centerville, Tenn. loving memory of Albert L. Hunley, who passed away, May 27, 1955. A Precious one is gone, but not forgotten.

MAMA Colored Death Notices BROWN Tuesday, May 24, 1960, at his home at 11 a.m., Charlie Wesley Brown, survived by wife, Mrs. Della Brown: daughter, Mrs. Johnnie Mai Collier, Antioch: two sisters, Mrs. Julia Mathews, Murfreesboro, Mrs. Elizabeth Wade, Nashville: three brothers, Jesse Brown, Nashville, Steven Brown.

James Brown, Murfreesboro; sonin-law, Lenzy Collier, Antioch: two brothers-in-law. Johnny Mathews. Murfreesboro, Ellis Wade, Nashville; two sisters-in-law, one niece. Mrs. Tommy Smith; nephew, Jett Smith, Nashville; three grandchildren: A host of other relatives and friends.

The family will receive friends at Scales Chapel Friday. May 27, from 8 till 10 p.m. Funeral services Saturday, p.m., Emery Methodist church, conducted by Rev. Willie Alsup. Interment Emery Cemetery, Preston Scales Son of Murfreesboro in charge.

BROWN Wednesday evening, May 25, 1960, at a Nashville infirmary, Jesse Claude Brown, of Nashville. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Louise Murphy Brown; 2 sisters, Mrs. Bertha Owens, and Mrs. Lucille Burchard, both of Nunnelly, one brother, Guy C.

Brown, of Grays Bend, Tenn. The remains are at McDonald Funeral Home. where services will be conducted Friday, May 27, at 10 a.m., by Rev. Carl Felkner. Interment Charles Nickell Memorial Park.

Arrangements by McDonald Funeral Home, Centerville, Tenn. Springfield, Tenn. FREY-Mrs. Bessie Banton Frey, age 60. died May 25, at the Jesse Jones Hospital.

Survived by husband, Richard Bailey Frey; one niece, Mrs. Kenneth Baldwin, 2 nephews, Marshall Banton, Olmstead, RoTrenton, land Cole, Springfield, Tenn. Remains are at the Associated Funeral Home, where services will be held Friday at 2 p.m., by Rev. Henry Guy Jackson, and Rev. Marion Smith.

Active pallbearers, Jack Highsmith, Robert Burnett, James P. Herndon, Eugene Holman, Billy Armstrong, and Coleman Minnis. Burial in the Elmwood Cemetery. Associated Funeral Directors in charge. Murfreesboro, Tenn.

-May 26, 1960 Mrs. Ellen Boyer Harrison, age 59. Survived by husband Watt Harrison, one son. Richard H. Harrison, Manchester; two grandchildren.

Funeral services 4 p.m. Friday from Woodfin Memorial Chapel by Rev. W. D. Comperry.

Interment Evergreen cemetery. Woodfin Memorial chapel in charge. Mt. Juliet, Tennessee. LANE -Wednesday, May 25, 1960, at a local hospital, Mrs.

Florence Hunter Lane, age 79 years. Survived by husband, Elward Lane: daughter, Mrs. Robert Burton, of Mt. Juliet; sister, Mrs. Ebb Donaldson, of Old Hickory, several nieces and nephews.

The remains are at the Hibbett-York Halley Chapel, in Donelson where services will be conducted Friday, May 27. 1960. at 2 o'clock by the Rev. Wilson Allen and the Rev. John Draper.

Nephews will serve as active pallbearers. Interment Rutland Cemetery. Hibbett-York Hailey, Directors. Phone TU 3-2361. Murfreesboro, Tenn.

(Donnels Chapel) LOWE-May 26, 1960, at his home in the Donnels Chapel community, N. P. (Nick) Lowe. 88. Survived by 2 sons, Elmer Lowe, Bradyville, Frank Lowe, Donnels Chapel; daughter, Miss Belle Lowe, Donnels Chapel; 3 grandchildren.

Mr. Lo we 18 at Woodfin Memorial Chapel, where funeral services will be held at 2:30 Friday by Elder Charles A. Taylor. Interment Evergreen Cemetery. Woodfin Memorial Chapel in charge.

In Memoriam HUNLEYIn loving memory of Albert L. Hunley, Colered Death Notices BURGESS- -Thursday morning. May 26. 1960, at home, 2211 Hermitage Mrs. Della Burgess.

Survived cousins. Mrs. Eva Williams. Chicago; Messers. Henry Hollinsworth, Oscar Hollinsworth, Charles Harris, Mingo Harris.

John C. Harris, Nashville, and Audory Hollinsworth. Chicago: other relatives and friends. The family will receive friends (this) Friday evening from 8 to 10 Protective funeral home. 900 Jetferson.

Funeral Saturday afternoon o'clock from Mt. Nebo Baptist church. Rev. A. G.

Thomas will officiate. Flower ladies and pallbearers will be dies and men of the church. Interment in Hills of Calvary. Protective funeral service. Miss M.

Woods) Jones, manager. TAYLOR- Tuesday, May 24, 1960. her residence 477 Chestnut Street. Mrs. Hallie J.

Taylor. Survived by daughters. Mrs. Ida Williams. Nashville.

Tennessee. and Mrs. Josephine T. Murry, Baton Rouge, sons, Mr. Cornett Taylor, Milwaukee, James J.

Taylor. Coldwater, and Samuel H. Tayior, Nashville, daughterin-law. Mrs. Ellen Taylor; son-inlaw.

Mr. Jesse L. Murry, Baton Rouge, grandson, James J. Taylor, granddaughters, great-grandchildren, host of nieces and nephews, host of dear neighbors, other relatives and friends. Remains are at the "William Gunter Memorial where the family will receive friends Friday, May 27, 1960 from til 10 p.m.

Funeral service Saturday, May 28, 1960 at 2:00 p.m. at the above chapel. Rev. Julius C. Johnson, officiating.

Pallbearers selected from nephews. Flower Ladies selected from friends. Interment, family lot, Greenwood Cemetery. William Gunter Sons, funeral directors. WHITTAKER Thursday morning, May 26.

1960, at a local Infirmary, Rev. Olia G. Whittaker, of 1714- 18th Avenue North, entered into rest. Survived by wife, Mrs. Sallie West Whittaker; one sister, two brothers, one sister-in-law, other relatives and friends.

Complete notice later. Elder's Funeral Home, 2511 Buchanan Street, J. 8. Elder and A. J.

Allison, Directors. ALpine 4-7632. WRIGHT Wednesday evening. May 25, 1960, at a local infirmary, Mrs. Rosie Beatheaner Wright.

Survived by husband, Mr. Will Lee Wright; daughters, Mrs. Ella Marie Wallace and Mrs. Thelna Yvonne Lord; sons, Messrs. William Edward, Nelson Hubert and Cordell Wright: eight grandchildren; five sisters; four brothers: two daughters-inlaw; two sons-in-law: numerous nieces and nephews; other relatives and friends.

Remains will be at the 14th Ave. Baptist church after 6 p.m. this Friday. May 27, 1960. where the family will receive friends.

Funeral services will be Saturday, May 28, at 2 p.m., conducted by the Rev. Felton Price and the Rev. John Campbell. Flower ladies and pallbearers selected from the Mother Board and Deacons of the church. Interment Hills of Calvary.

Davis Campbell, morticians. Colored Card of Thanks FOWLKESThe family of the late Mrs. Annie Bell Fowlkes wish to thank their many friends for the cards, telgrams, floral designs and every expression of sympathy shown them during their recent bereavement. "How very nice, how thoughtful May God bless each of you." Mr. Sherman Fowlkes and Children ANNOUNCEMENTS 1-B Legal Notice GOVERNMENT WATERSHED PROTECTION CONSTRUCTION WORK U.

S. Department of Agriculture, Soil Conservation Service. Nashville, Tennessee. Sealed bids will be received until 10 a.m., CST. June 16.

1960, and then publicly opened at Nashville, Tennessee, for construction of floodwater retarding structure. Mary's Creek No. 4. The proposed work is located in the Wolf River Watershed in Shelby County, Tennessee. Interested parties may obtain bid forms from the Soil Conservation Service, 561 U.

S. Courthouse, Nashville 3. Tennessee. LIQUID CHLORINE Bids will be received in the office of 10 a.m. the City Friday, June Purchasing 3, 1960, Agent for until nishing to the City of Nashville.

sewer division, one car of Liquid Chlorine as per specifications on file in the office of the City Purchasing Agent, Room 209 City Hall. The City reserves the right to reject any and all bids. City of Nashville, Req. 407 Sewer E. B.

Smith Purchasing Agent OFFICE MACHINES Bids will be received in the office of the City Purchasing Agent until 10 a.m. Tuesday May 31, 1960, for furnishing to City of Nashville, FInance Dept. Office Machines as per specifications on file in the office of the City Purchasing Agent, room 209 City Hall. The City reserves the right to reject any and all bids. Req: 1609 Gen.

Fd. Finance Dept. City of Nashville B. Smith, Purchasing Agent. FILE CABINETS Bids will be received in the office of the City Purchasing Agent until 10 Wednesday June 8, 1960, for furnishing to the City of Nashville.

Finance Combination File Cabinets as per specifications on file in the office of the City Purchasing Agent, room 209 City Hall. The City reserves the right to reject any and all bids. Gen. Fd. Req: 1591 Finance Dept.

City of Nashville. E. B. Smith, Purchasing Agent. FERRIC CHLORIDE Bids will be received in the office of the City Purchasing Agent until 10 a.m.

Friday June 3, 1960, for furnishing to City of Nashville, one Tank Car of Ferric Chloride aS office per specifications on the of the City Purchasing Agent. room 209 Hall. The City reserves the right to reject any and all bids. Sewer Dept. Req: 399 City of Nashville E.

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TU 3-1290. SAW FILING file one free to prove my work. Lewis Graves, 104-No. 2nd St, AL 4-0998. Church Youth Scrap Iron Drive Let us come and pick up your scrap iron.

TW 5-6545. YARD WORK Hedge trimming wanted. CY 2-2632 SLIPCOVERS DRAPES Bedspreads. Reasonable, 15 years professional experience. CY 8-4296.

LAWN MOWING barn fertilizer. flower dirt. window cleaning, painting. light hauling, CY 8-3196, GOOD BLACK DIRT MAHAN'S, AM 9-9150, CY 8-5271 Venetian Blinds Cleaned 25c A tape, repaired, AL. 6-0303 UPHOLSTERING HEARN'S, 211 Broadway.

AL 4-9264. Top Soil- -Traxcavator BURLER UN 5-1448 STABLE FERTILIZER GARDENS -Plowed, discing, grading, And TOP DIRT AL a 5-7871 ditch digging, repair overflows. Mow. Gehrig, CA 8-3747, CA 8-5428. RICH TOP SOIL FILL DIRT CY 8-5371 GRADING SODDING Yards, Banks, Top Soil CA 7-4552.

TREE SURGERY PAINTING FREE ESTIMATES. CALL CY 7-2167 BULLDOZER $9 Hour R. B. WOODROOF, VE 2-6301 Travel- -Transportation CALIFORNIA-Leaving Sat. morning.

share driving and 1958 Ford, Donald Ausbrooks, CA 8-9321. BUSINESS GUIDE Business Services Offered ADD-A-ROOM As Low as $7 per sq. ft. 12x12 Room only $21.67 month All Types of Home Improvement PROMPT SERVICE FREE ESTIMATES FHA FINANCING COPE CONST. INC.

2506 FRANKLIN RD. Res. AM 9-6286 Office CY 2-3657 ROOM ADDITIONS Aluminum or Insulated Siding Prompt Service, Free estimates. FHA Financing COPE CONST. CO.

INC. 2506 Franklin Rd. Res. AM 9-6286 Office CY 2-3657 ASPHALT PAVING Blacktop or Penetration Work Prompt Service Consolidated Asphalt Paving Corp. TU 3-3092 BLACKTOP Driveways--Parking Areas Penetration Work FHA Financing.

Work Guaranteed KENDALL PAVING CO. TW 5-3983 (Madison) TW 5-2636 Electric Tools Repaired Authorized factory service and genuine parts, for Black Decker, Porter Cable, Skil. Stanley. Thor. Milwaukee, many others.

Reasonable Prices Prompt Service Tennessee Electric Motor Co. 408 6th So. -CH 2-1722 Water Wells Call Clive Anderson American Ing Co For Municipal Industrial and Home wells Drilled any Depth AL 5-3614: CY 7-6802 Blacktop Driveways Free Estimates FHA Terms 100' long, 9' wide $152 BUILDERS PAVING CO. ON 5-0626 or ON 8-9086 WE STOP LEAKS NO STOP-NO PAY BOUTHERN ROOFING CO. AL 4-7508 Business Services Offered REMODELING IS OUR BUSINESS MAXIE BIENER'S REMODELERS, INC.

CY 1-2102 Night, CY 7-8490 Septic CLEANED SEWER LINES New Overflows Built Call RIPPEY'S, CA 8-7501 Stone, Block CONCRETE WORK OP A ALL KINDS A Driveways built and A CA repaired 8-4378 REMODELING ANY KIND New rooms. carports, concrete work guttering and cabinet work. NATIONAL CONTRACTING CO. CH After 5 p.m. VE 2-1203 Complete Home Repairing Interior and exterior painting.

Plumbing and electrical repair. Work guaranteed. Free estimates. Day CA 8-5601; Nights CA 8-4279. Septic Tanks Cleaned, $22.50.

Overflows built. Sew. ers cleaned. CA 7-9345. CY 7-6259.

GOT HOME PROBLEMS? All types repairs, remodeling, additions, inside and out. You name it. I'll J. D. Cliburn.

general contractor. co 2-4241. Block Garages, $350 Up CARPORTS. Patios. Additions and Repairs.

Free estimates. Call CY 2-1465. BUILD REMODEL FHA TERMS Rooms. carports. garages tions, a house leveling concrete.

asbestos siding. Free estimates. J. EDWARDS AM 9-9537 SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED-Open Sundays, Holidays. Call Day or Night.

CA 8-5229. WATER WELLS B. D. DENSON, 1023 Pennock Ave. Call CA 8-7889 after 5 p.m.

HOUSE CLEANING WALLS, Windows Blinds washed Floors cleaned and waxed A AL 6-0303 HOME CLEANING SERVICE WATER WELLS WAGGONER DRILLING CO. C. (Red) Waggoner, CH 2-0729 DITCH DIGGING Septie tanks, overflows built. Water. sewer lines.

Medley, UN 5-0074. SWIMMING POOLS Carports-Patios-Bath Houses CONCRETE WORK CY 7-3295 BLACKTOPPING Work Guaranteed. Terms PAVING CO. CY 7-9633 DOZER TRAXCAVATOR GRADING TOP SOIL FILL DIRT Large and Small Jobs VS 2-3600 VE 2-1864 ROOFING GUTTERING REPAIRS, PAINTING A SPECIALTY No job too small CA 8-7280 painting, concrete block, roofs, guaranteed. AL 6-0773.

CY 1-1935. Edmundson, BUILDING REMODELING Additions. All types Repairs GEORGE E. PUTNAM CH 2-8971 JOBS Odd Jobs, Carpentry. Patch Plastering.

Painting, cleaned and painted. CO 2-9535. LOAD DELIVERED Driveways built Hauling any kind work guaranteed. CO 2-6853. FLOORS hardwood, laid, sanded and finished.

free estimates call CY 8-1310 after 5 p.m. FOR BETTER BLOCK WORK and chimney repair. FOSTER. VE 2-6614. TU 3-7615.

-GUTTERING SIDING. Free estimate. VE 2-2497 WOODBINE ROOFING CO. CARPENTRY Remodeling. Attics finished.

Concrete-block 0 floors leveled, Edwards, CA 7-9080. ADDITIONS REPAIRS GARAGES Concrete Work Free Estimates. R. G. Weller, CA 8-1481 after ROOFING GUTTERING And repair work.

8-3694 PLASTERING And patching qualifled plasterer, Dry Walls, Free estimates. Mr. Green. CY 7-3604. PLUMBING Overflows For sale-1951 Panel Truck AL 4-3779 Nights CO 2-9749 HARDWOOD FLOORS Laid, sanded, finished, old floors finished.

Spann, CA 7-2411. ADDITIONS--ROOFING GUTTERING, Repairs. LICENSED BONDED, INSURED, VE 2-3555 ADDITIONS -REMODELING GENE'S BUILDING SERVICE TW 5-3372 FHA Loans. CO 2-5334 CARPENTER WORK General repairs. Jacking up floors.

Cabinets. Anything. AL 5-8103. ALUMINUM SCREENS. $3.60 Awnings, $7.95.

Service storm windows, doors, repairs. AL 5-8103. CARPENTRY Building repairing, concrete block work. Free estimates. COOK, CA 7-1165.

10 Electrical Repairing APPLIANCE REPAIRS PACTORY AUTHORIZED BERVICH On Ranges-Refrigerators and Air Conditioners Call Modern Appliances 909 Church St. CH 2-6560 House Wiring New Old Wiring Air Conditioners--Dryers HARDING ELECTRIC, AL 4-6020 AIR CONDITIONING -24 hour service, all makes. Calls returned hourly. AL 4-8504. NASHVILLE SERVICE CO.

ELECTRICAL REPAIR All types. Air conditioners installed and cleaned. Experienced. AM 9-0580. 11 Moving Storage Hauling SAVE MOVE- IT- YOURSELF New Fords other late model trucks available Local or long distance.

Pads Dollies Skids Piano Movers available at small extra charge. AVIS RENT-A- TRUCK Formerly 0-Drive It System NOW AT A NEW LOCATION TO BETTER SERVE YOU 901 FIFTH NORTH 2-1871 TRUCKS FOR RENT Panels- Moving Tractors HERTZ RENT TRUCK Operated by MATHEWS DRIV-UR SELF SERVICE In 221 McLemore AL 4-5526 (Old 9th Ave. Northi MOVING. equipment, LARGE low OR rated. SMALL prompt JOBS service.

CH 2-1270. MOVING HAULING Anything. Any Time AL 5-0060 18 Direct Lines To To Place Your CLASSIFIED WANT AD PHONE ALpine 14-1031 Moving Storage Hauling MOVING HAULING REASONABLE RATES CA 8-1701 LIGHT HAULING TO.3-3438 MOVING HAULING LOW PRICES. AL 5-1345. AL 6-6061 12 Painting and Papering PAPERING -PAINTING All cracks patched tree.

We go where Call us first for estimation. Exterior and Interior Painting. MR. GAMBLE Phone AL 4-6174 BACK IN Quality Redecorating HAZELWOOD CY 7-3804 day or night PAPERING, PAINTING Floor refinishing. Easy terms.

Work guaranteed. MURPHREE Anytime, UN 8-9621. CY 2-2363 PAPERING, PAINTING Samples Shown. Free estimates. V.

T. ABERNATHY CY 2-8217 HOUSEPAINTING-EXTERIOR INTERIOR Carpenter work. Free estimates. PERRY. CY 1-4791.

PAINTING-Interior, exterior, quick service, A-1 reference. HARRELL. AL 6-5954. PAINTING Inside and Outside. Work guaranteed.

Reasonable. R. L. KING, CY 1-6652 PAINTING Inside and outside. General repaira CY 8-1225 CY 8-2223 PAINTING DECORATING Floors Sanded and Finished Reasonable.

Hardaway, CH 2-3817 PAINTING $7 ROOM By COLORED PAINTER. CH 2-2909. PAINTING general pair, 36 months. CRIPPS BROS. CY 7-2510, CA 8-6561.

PAINTING, INTERIOR, EXTERIOR Free estimates. guaranteed. Hadley CA 8-0416, CO 2-9917. off on paper, painting, steaming, free estimates. Guaranteed.

Hartman. AL 5-4717. PAPERING -PAINTING Sample shown. Free estimate. Work guaranteed.

WHITED, CA 8-7303. PAPERING -Samples shown. $5 room up. Plaster patching. no waiting.

Call McCormick. AL 4-9089. PAPER CLEANING Walls washed. Floors washed and waxed. Gene Bennett, AL 5-9242.

PAINTING Interior and exterior. Brush and roller. Free estimates. BILL PARSONS, AL 6-5964. PAINTER Experienced.

Call AL 6-5964. WALLPAPER CLEANING Expert work, CAMPBELL, AM 9-5475 PAINTING Inside and outside. Guaranteed work. Reasonable. CA 8-0026.

PAINTING-Interior. Exterior Free estimates CALL BROWN CH 2-2298 Papering and Painting WILEY MARTIN CH 2-2919 EDUCATIONAL 13 Instruction--Schools SHORT Career Courses FREE Placement Service Prepare in only few months for an interesting job as Secretary, Accountant, Clerk-Typist, Receptionist. or Comptometer Operator, thus assuring An early start toward future security. An average of to 5 calls per graduate -many offering $2,700 to $4,500 per year. Free Placement Service.

New classes now forming. Call at once and save money. AIR CONDITIONED 8th at Broadway AL 6-3679 Fall's Business College LEARN ELECTRONICS TELEVISION SERVICING or RADIO ANNOUNCING IN NASHVILLE Enroll Now for Classes Beginning MONDAY, JUNE 6th Call, Write or Come by Today APPROVED FOR VETERANS MID-SOUTH ELECTRONICS INSTITUTE, INC. 207 23rd No. CY 1-9450 Piano Organ Lessons Experienced Teachers with B.M.

Degrees. Call DAVE VOLZ. CY 8-5525 Enroll Your Child Today PER PERIOD Nashville's FURNITURE Finest Store CO. 2415 West End Ave. LEARN MECHANICS at Auto Diesel College AL 4-7783 Nashville, Tenn.

WELDING WELDING at Auto Diesel School AL 4-7783 Nashville, Tenn. HELENA DYE'S. BEAUTY COLLEGE 'South's Most Beautiful and Progressive" Training that cannot be excelled. Approved for Veteran Training. 937 CHURCH ST.

T. DUFF SCHOOL OF COSMOTOLOGY CY 1-3541. 1706-B 21st Full Time DONEDO Night Classes. AIR FREE PARKING HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA Complete, time. High No School classes st Books dome fur.

ID nished Free booklet. Write AMERICAN SCHOOL State nessee Office. Gallatin Tenn THE COMPTOMETER SCHOOL AND KEY PUNCH TRAINING TOOI 410 Exchange Bids AL 6-7902 BUSINESS COURSES -Night Classes FALL'S BUSINESS COLLEGE 8th at Broadway, AL 6-3679 LEARN-To be a CRANE and BULLDOZER OPERATOR. Write 300 Exchange Nashville 3, Tenn. IBM KEY PUNCH SCHOOI COPS OFFICE SERVICE 301 13th Ave CH 2-1963 AIR CONDITIONING -Training and Job Opportunities.

Write, Fleming School. 484 Union, Memphis. EMPLOYMENT Help Wanted- -Female LAUNDRY PRESSERS Experienced pressers for family bundle wearing apparel. COLONY CLEANERS 2601 West End SECRETARY Age 23-40. Delightful surroundings, Interesting work in organization activities.

Prefer person now working. Good salary, must use dictating machine, shorthand helpful. Apply giving complete experience to Tennessee State Medical Association. 112 Louise Nashville, Tenn. NURSES RN, LPN wanted at Cloverbottom Home and Hospital, Donelson.

Staff and supervisory duties on infirmary and residential wards. Salary and working hours. competitive Apply Director. Nursing Service. Monday through Friday, HOUSEKEEPER- White, live in, ref2-4726.

Help Wanted Female Secretary- Experienced For permanent employment, with well established Nashville firm. Use transeribine machine, week, salary paid in accordance with ability. Job immediately available. Reply to Box Q-2724 BannerTennessean. SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS Experienced Factory Single Needle Power Machine.

Regular work. HARTLEY GARMENT CO. 1811 Church St. WAITRESS WANTED Must have neat appearance. airline travel, paid vacation.

Good working conditions, Apply 10 a.m. 8 p.m. See Mrs. Johnson SKY CHEFS, INC. Berry Field YOUNG WOMAN Colored, attending school or working.

earn room and board and small salary by taking care of children and light housekeeping weekends and evenings. Call CY 7-2196 with references. PBX OPERATOR Some typing. Regular position, H. BROWN FURNITURE CO.

324 Broadway. CHECKER White. age 25-30. Experienced Food Checker. Waitress experience helpful.

Apply Cross Keys Restaurant Green Hills Village BOOKKEEPER Experienced in Bookeeping and Operation of Burroughs Sensimatic Machine. Give age and previous employment record in reply to box Q-1708 Banner- Tennessean. COLORED GIRLS For Flat Work and Wearing Apparel Department. Experienced. No phone calls.

Apply Mr. Hickman AMERICAN LAUNDRY 606 Main St. WAITRESS With dining room experience. Apply in person CORSINI'S 122 7th Ave. N.

EDIPHONE OPERATOR Prefer experience, excellent working conditions. benefits and retirement program. Apply AUTO OWNERS MUTUAL INS. CO. 4012 Hillsboro Road, CY 1-6531 WAITRESS Experienced, neat, attractive to work 3:30 p.m.

til Midnight. Good salary. Apply NERO'8, 4121 Hillsboro Road. LAUNDRY HELP Experienced only for all Departments. Apply in person.

IDEAL LAUNDRY 235 Woodland SALESLADY For Flower Shop. Prefer some sales experience. Replies confidential. Write P. O.

Box 427 Nashville. Tenn. SEAMSTRESS Experienced white, for Parttime person. NORWOOD CLEANERS 1601 Church. MAID -TO go to Rockford, Ill.

Must good cook. References. Age 35- 45. Live in with one adult, no children. Good pay.

Excellent job for right person. Call CY 2-2738 between 9-12 or 6-9 p.m. COMPANION- -Excellent live position for woman, on, 28- sist elderly lady, Write giving qualifications, age, references, to Box Q-2158 Banner-Tennessean, Restaurant Manager Experienced. Also assistant. New drive-in near Madison.

Good salary. Profit sharing. CH 2-5252. LINEN ROOM WOMAN Experienced white, work 4 p.m. to 10 p.m.

Apply Housekeeper HERMITAGE HOTEL DRUG STORE CLERK And relieve on Fountain. Prefer ex3108 Belmont Blvd. CY 2-6646. perienced. BELMONT PHARMACY, OFFICE GIRL Must type, age 18 to 25, assist bookkeeper.

Apply 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. Mercury Supply 521 5th Ave. South. CLERK-TYPIST No experience required. must have size 4-B foot, Apply at personnel office, GENESCO 111 7th Ave.

North WAITRESS 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Closed Sunday. SYLVAN PARK RESTAURANT 4502 Murphy Road WAITRESS Neat. Intelligent person.

Apply Clarkston Hotel, 7th Ave. N. FOOD CHECKER Experienced white. For Restaurant. Apply in person, Vernon Greer.

GREER'S 407 Murfreesboro Rd. GOOD SEAMSTRESS Make draperies and bedspreads. CY 7-0584, Ritter Son Decorators HOUSEKEEPER White. 35-60, live in. care 2 children, Saturday, Sunday off.

Good references, $15 week. P.O. Box 326, Nashville. SHAMPOO GIRL For Madison Beauty Shop. Must have licenses.

Call MRS. WOODEN, UN 8-9384. HOUSEKEEPER Companion, white, for 2 adults, live in, must drive, $25 week. Box Q2397, BannerTennessean. SEAMTRESS Experienced.

AL G-4689. CAPITOL DRY CLEANERS 5 10c store. 1002 16th Ave. ferred. Apply in person Capitol SALESLADY Experienced preSALESLADIES-Full time regular Apply in person only FOX FIFTH AVE.

WAITRESS WANTED 153 2nd No. No phone calls. Kindergarten Teacher For summer session. AM 9-3613 HOUSEKEEPER age 40-50. care 1 child, live in modern home in country, small salary, CH 2-1845 WAITRESS White.

Over 21. For night work. Apply 2nd Ave. No. after 6 p.m.

BEAUTICIANS-With following, high commission, West Nashville Shop. CY 8-4856, AM 9-4334. HOUSEKEEPER-White, care one child, live in, salary, CA 8-0213. after 5 p.m. or HOUSEKEEPER Settled.

stay on place. Call AM 9-4530 after 3 p.m. HOUSEKEEPER COME 18-40 live in. small salary, 2-9538. BABY SITTER-White, parttime, live in, AL 5-5540.

15 Help Wanted- -Male TOOL ROOM FOREMAN plant located in North Mississippi. Require man with 8 to 10 years tools and die experience and ability to instruct apprentice program. Usual company benefits. Salary open. All replies confidential.

Send resume to Box K-25580 Banner-Tennessean. TRAVELING AUDITOR Baltimore division of Banking requires single man bigh school graduate, with some counting courses, but not sarily full accounting graduate. Traveling will be out of Baltimore Area. All expenses paid plus attractive salary An excellent opportunity for advancement, permanent position. Reply giving age, education, experience.

salary quired and personal data to box Q-2223 Banner-Tennessean Structural Draftsman Local Pre-cast concrete Product Company, has opening for experienced Structural Draftsman, to prepare shop fabricating and erection drawings. Some engineering training and construction expertence desired but not essential. Excellent opportunity for advancement. Write outlining experience, salary desired, and date available. Box Q-2642 Banner -Tennessean.

FRAME CARPENTERS TOp DAY, CA 7-5914 after 6 p.m. Lu A CO un -ZO a -L 8 -O.