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THE NASHVILLE TENNESSEAN, Jan. 18. 1970 31 Jlcailf Notices cailj pottos Jkttlf oixtts featl potters Personal BLOOD DONORS SILVERMAN, Ersel. (Her-TODD. Mrs.

Edwina Shearin Saturday morning Jan. 16, Cash paid for all types. No SANDLIN, Livie Landrum Saturday morning Jan. 16, 1971 at a local infirmary. Survived bv wife, Mrs.

Effie schel). E. Saturday January 16, 1971 at a local in 1971 at a local infirmary. Survived by son, Stacey S. Todd; grandsons, Stewart and Steven firmary by his wife Mrs.

Sandlin: daughters. Mrs. J. appointment necessary. Interstate Blood Bank 929 Church St.

Mon. thru Fri. 8 'til 4:30 Sat 8 'til 12 Tenno Earl Silverman; sons A. (Joan) Fusco; three grand Todd: sisters, Mrs. Kenneth KELLY, Mr.

Thomas Jr. Suddenly Sunday morning entered into rest at a local hospital. Survived by devoted wife Mrs. Peggy Kelly, one son, moiher, Mrs. Esther Kelly, father, Mr.

Thomas Kelly, four sisters and three brothers. Other relatives and friends. Complete funeral arrangements anounced later. K. GARDNER AND SON, Directors.

Charles K. Silverman, of Johnson City, Tennessee; children, David Wayne, Stevenson of Chattanooga, SEE AD BELOW IF INTERESTED Eddie Lonnie Pat Sandlin Tenn. and Mrs. C. P.

Adams earning money in our Plasma George Silverman of Nash ville, Tenn. and Ewin Silver Program. and two great-grandchildren. of Shelbyville, Tenn. Remains The remains are at the East are at Marshall Donnelly man of Nashville; sisters, Combs 201 25th.

Ave. No Mrs. Rosie Cherry, White- where services will be held house, Mrs. Sudie at 10:00 a.m. Monday con Mae Linger of Nashville; THOMAS, Mrs.

Nannie D. Sun ducted bv Dr. Frank Drowota. BLOOD DONORS EARN $45 to $150 Per Month ifor participation in Special Plasma Program. Extra fee for type AB AMERICAN Blood Components 511 8th S.

No appointment necessary. Mon. through Miss Rena Silverman of i Pallbearers: Warren Kennedy, Kenneth Stevenson. Dr. Wm.

day afternoon, Jan. 17, 1971, at a local infirmary. Survived by two sons, Ed Thomas and Carl E. Thomas; one brother, Joe Reese; 10 grandchildren; .21 great-grandchil Nashville; brothers, Henry J. Silverman of Nashville; Jacob M.

Silverman of Nashville; grandchildren land Funeral Home, 904 Gallatin Road where funeral services will be conducted Monday afternoon Jan. 18, 1971 at 1:30 o'clock with Rev. James Lee officiating. Pallbearers: Edwin E. Warmack, David Sandlin, Eddie Sandlin, Rogers Jones, Carl Boone, Arthur Woods, W.

D. Wright and Brad Earps. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery. EASTLAND FUNERAL HOME, 227-4424. Overton, Jack L.

Evins, Bobby Shearin, Tom Donnelly, S. A. Austin. Interment in Wil- Want Ad Information To place your ad. call 254-1031.

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Box Number address reouires 4 words and Is 1.00 additional a week If replies art mailed. Dally classified ads are published In THE NASHVILLE TENNESSEAN and will be published again on the same day In the NASHVILLE BANNER. His remains are at the lamount Cemetery, Shelby Chapel of Roesch Patton dren. Remains are at the Chapel of Roesch-Patton ville, Tenn. MARSHALL DONNELLY COMBS, 327-1111.

Cosmopolitan 1715 Broadway where funeral services will be conducted Monday afternoon January PATTERSON, Mrs. Ethel Mea-dor of 125 McArthur Dr. Madi Blood Donors All Types Needed CASH PAID Hours Mon. thru Fri. 7:30 A.M.-4 P.M., Wed.

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I A.M.-4 P.M. Cosmopolitan, 1715 Broadway where funeral services will be conducted Tuesday afternoon at 1:00 o'clock with Brother Tom Seals officiating. Interment Forrest Lawn. Grandsons will serve as pallbearers. ROESCH-PATTON COSMOPOLITAN, 1715 Broadway, 244-6480.

Report Putting State 47th Hit By Ellington MEMPHIS (UPI) Former Gov, Buford Ellington, apparently stung by a report from the Tennessee Education Association released last week which ranked Tennessee 47th in the nation in funds for pupil expenditures, told a Memphis television reporter he did not agree with the "All the money on education (in the state) is not being reported and I can prove it," Ellington said. In an interview taped Saturday in Nashville and shown yesterday on WMC-TV, Ellington said he would like to see the legislature pass laws where the Legislative Council would report all expenditures on education. "I'VE NEVER had any argument," Ellington gaid, "but now that I'm out of of- fice I can state that it is a fact that the figures are not right." He said he found bonds sold by counties for construction of schools were not reported. He said he was very proud of the state's network of junior col-, leges, vocational and training schools. "Every dollar spent on education, no matter how it is spent, should be counted," he said.

WHEN ASKED if he thought if the procedure of not reporting all the funds might be an attempt on the part of education to procure more funds, Ellington said he had "asked some legislators the other day son. Sunday morning, January 17, at a local hospital. Survived by three daughters, Mrs. Mai Armstrong, Old Hickory, Mrs. Jewell Cop-ass, Red Boiling Springs, Mrs.

Catherine Reeder, Louisville, Ky. One son, James Od-ell Patterson, Knoxville. Sisters: Mrs. Alice Bohanon, Red 18, 1971 at 2:30 O'Clock with John R. Hudson, and J.

E. Choate officiating. Interment Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Honorary pallbearers will be Elders and Deacons of Bunea Vista Church of Christ.

Active pallbearers will be, Archie Cook, Hollis Boyd, Burton Fielder, W. E. O'Ferrell, Ben L. Waterson, Norman Earls. ROESCH-PATTON COSMOPOLITAN 1713 Broadway, 244-6480.

SVVINNEY, Jack L. Of 125 Two Mile Pike, Goodlettsville Saturday evening January 16, 1971 at Nashville Memorial Hospital. Survived by wife, Mrs. Louise Coward Swinney, Goodlettsville; brother, Bill Swinney, Columbus Ohio. Remains are at the Cole and Garrett Funeral Home in Goodlettsville where services will be conducted Monday afternoon January 18 at 2 o'clock by Rev.

Peter Keese. Honorary pallbearers members of the Old Hickory Yacht Club, Roy Alexander, Pompano Beach Doug Ames, Buffalo, New York. Active pallbearers will be the following employees of Bayn- HOUSEWIVES In vour spare time surprise the whole familv by playing the Organ. Our fall classes are being formed. This course offers much fun and relaxation for 1.25 oer week.

Complete cost Includes music for I weeks for only SI 2. Get up the group and come together. Featured exclusively at KURTZ PIANO CO 1810 8th So. 291-8686 (Contact Mr. Cole) Boiling Springs, Mrs.

Bertha West, Mrs. Estell Patterson RICHARDS, Mrs. Nora E. Of 308 White Bridge Road, Sat. afternoon, Jan.

16, 1971 at a local infirmary. Survived by daughter, Miss Jeanatta sons, James William Clarence Wayne, Roy, and Freddie Richards, both of Lafayette, Mrs. Christine Dotson, Auburn, Mrs Dally Rates quoted Include Insertion In both THE NASHVILLE TENNESSEAN, Morning, and the NASHVILLE BANNER. Evenlno Georgia Huddeston from Ohio. Three brothers P.

T. Meador, Old Hickory, Stanton Meador, Publication In the Sunday NASH George H. Thompson Jr. Retired REA employe G. H.

Thompson Jr. Services Today Services for George Henry Thompson retired employe of Railway Express, will be at 2 p.m. today at Original Church of God 14th Avenue, North and Phillips Street. The Revs. T.

S. Degraphen-reed, Charles Hooten, F. D. Flippin, Charlie Hogue and Leslie White will officiate. Burial will be in Hills of Calvary Cemetery.

Thompson was born and educated in Kingston Springs, Tenn. He was a member of Original Church of God. Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Gaynell Thompson; four sons, George, Calvin, Maylon and Clyde Thompson; three daughters, Misses Cora and Barbara Thompson and Mrs. Dorothy J.

Porter, all of Nashville; a brother, Wilson Thompson, Nashville; two sis- ters, Mrs. Vera (Chick) Harris and Mrs. Eddie L. Durham, Indianapolis, and five grandchildren. VILLE TENNESSEAN Is counted as gne day.

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Fran Acuff 292-6267 DATA MATE is the number 1 way to meet new people. Free computer dating information! Send name, address to DATA MATE, 218, 3rd Nashville, Tenn. Right reserved to classify and Index classified ads according to rules governing classified pages hams Shoe Store, J. The Nashville Banner and The Mathis, Jim Webster, Rex all of Nashville; sister, Mrs. Mary Sisco; brothers, James and Joe Halpin, Nashville; daughter-in-law, Mrs.

Janice Richards; two grandchildren. Remains are at the chapel of Pettus-Owen and Wood, 4506 Charlotte Ave. where services will be held Monday 1 p.m. Nephews will serve as pallbearers. Interment Spring-hill Cemetery.

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The remains are at Madison Funeral Home, 219 Old Hickory Blvd. Funeral services will be conducted Tuesday, Jan. 19 at 10 a.m. at the Madison Heights Baptist Church by Rev. B.

B. Powers and Rev. W. Thomas Mosley. Grandsons will serve as Pallbearers.

Interment Bethany Cemetery in Macon County. MADISON FUNERAL HOME, Directors. 895-3341. Charles E. Roundtree.

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2S6-494 tery. In lieu of flowers those who desire may make contributions to the Cancer Fund. COLE AND GARRETT FUNERAL, Directors, Charlotte, Tenn. BERRY, Ward W. age 54 years, Sta.

January 16, 1971. Survived IRWIN, Mrs. Goldie Giddens Saturday evening, January 16, 1971 at a local infirmary. Survived by husband, Van T. Irwin, son, Van T.

Irwin, sisters, Mrs. J. O. Morton, Spring Hill, Tennessee, Mrs. John Torrence, Nashville; two grandchildren.

Her remains are at the Chapel of Roesch-Patton Cosmopolitan, 1715 Broadway, where Funeral Services will be conducted at 10:00 Monday, January 18, 1971, which Rev. D. P. McGeachy III officiating. Honorary pallbearers will be Hoyt Carter, Howard Woodard, David Atwood, William Grist, James C.

Williams, J. W. Irwin, Jack Irwin, J. O. Morton, John Torrence, Dr.

Thomas Griz-zard. Active: William David Gidder, Dr. Herbert Gray Giddens, David Harold Giddens, William Thomas Giddens, Joe E. Torrence, Joseph H. Torrence, William G.

Torrence, David C. Torrence. Interment Spring Hill Cemetery, Spring Hill, Tennessee. ROESCH-PATTON COSMOPOLITAN, 1715 Broadway, 244-6480. 9 Special Notices by parents Mr.

and Mrs. Ben MARTIN, Buford L. At a local BENTON, Perry Lee Age 5 Itt Found F. Berry, Rt. 3, Charlotte, six sisters, Mrs.

Eugene Miller, Vanleer, Tenn; Mrs. Lewis Danial and Mrs. William Noble, Rt. 3 Charlotte; to figure it themselves." He said all aspects of edu- DOG White male, toy poodle, JUDITH PERRY SECRETARIAL SERVICE 408 Stahlman Bldq. day and evenina services, legal and qeneral secretarial services, 254-8020JL 226-0675 nights.

FIREPLACE WOOD OAK AND HICKORY Thompson ko. area. No collar. Candy. Child's pet.

Reward. 833-5554. cation had to be considered, persons attending a technical CAT male, long haired, black, Nashville and Gallatin, Tenn scnooi as wen as a person FAST DELIVERY lost in Estes ana ADurn Lane area, 298-5198 after Jan. 17. Mrs.

Arnold Morris, Burns, Tenn; Evelyn and Betty Berry, Nashville; two brothers, Ben 254-8630 CALL ANYTIME ALDERSON, Edith Naydene DOG Lost Pekingese female, training to become a lawyer should nave the same training Strother Age 48 Sunday light brown, with red collar, answers to Pooh, Old Hirkory Djoont area, reward, 847-5909. infirmary, Saturday, Jan. 16, 1971. Survived by wife, Mrs. Mae Martin; one daughter, Mrs.

Barbara Ann Crick, Nashville; four grandchildren; three sisters, Elly Lane, Hendersonville, Minnie Mae Hale, White Blutf, Maude My att, White Bluff; five brothers, Harvey, Orville, Scott, Connie, Henry Martin. Remains are at the Chapel of Petlus, Owen and Wood, 4506 Charlotte Ave. where funeral services will be held Tuesday, Jan. 19 at 10 a.m. Conducted to raise his standard of living Berry Jr.

Huntsville, Morris Berry, Vanleer, Tenn. January 17, at a Nashville TOP SOIL, THE BEST Fill Dirt, Excavating, Grading HOUSE WRECKING and MOVING Days 297-1400, 352-6324. Tax Forms Prepared hosDital. Survived by hus DOG Beagle puppy, black and The remains are at Dickson 17 years of Union Hill Road, Goodlettsville. Friday morning, Jan.

15, 1971 at Madison Hospital. Survived by parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. A.

(Bill) Benton, Goodlettsville; bother, SS. Kenneth Wayne Benton, U.S. Air Force, Little Rock, grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Eggstein, Joel-ton, Mrs.

Nannie Benton, Goodlettsville. Niece, Hope Dennise Benton, Little Rock. Remains are at the Anderson Garrett Boyd Funeral Home, Joelton where services will be conducted Sunday afternoon Jan. "We can't have one little group running education," he white, female, lost Hermitage Estates area, child's pet. 889-698).

band, Eugene E. Alderson 7 days a week, 1A years experience said. "It has to be all the two dauehters. Mrs. Robert DOG Iniured female Beagle, wear Funeral Home, Dickson, where funeral services will be held at 2 p.m.

Monday Jan. 18th. Conducted by Brother people." ing tags. Lost in Woodmont-Bowllns Area. Reward.

385-1024. Haraway and Miss a Sue Alderson; six brothers DOG Found Old Hickorv Blvd. Nolensville Rd. area, black and L. A.

Bozman, 20B Haywood Lena 832-5715. MALT DUCK 98 cents per quart AL JACKSON BEER FIREWOOD SI 5 Claude W. Strother, Good J. C. Elliot and Brother Arm- tan male.

Call 368-7628. lettsville. Owen and DOG Lost male St. Bernard stead Oates. Interment Dickson Union Cemetery.

Arran by Rev. Peter Keese. Active ELLINGTON said for the moment, his desire was to regain his health. He said his personal doctors as well as the ones at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, had James W. Strother of Galla Drown and white, lost in the Brentwood area, 834-0091.

pallbearers: Nickey McGuire, tin. Herman L. 'Strother Oak or Hickory Dry or qreen. gements by DICKSON FU 6 Nursery ChM Care Franklin, Tenn. SIMPKINS, Mrs.

Rosa Lee Hulme Age 84, Sunday Doug Daugherty, Elbert Mc- Chattanooga, Sam Strother FAST DELIVERY 269-4152 NERAL HOME, Dickson. AMERICAN CHILD CENTERS INC. 17, at 2 o'clock by Rev. Hugh Cormick, J. J.

Jackson, Fred Cotton Town and Charles Tenn. found some "heart problems" 2001 Woodmont Blvd. Kindergarten nursery programs, half day and Widick and Cornell Watts W. Bowling, J. W.

Irwin. Hon morning, January 17, 1971 FAST TAX SERVICE Pickup Delivery anywhere. Olin CharnaU ftp Strother of Ohio; five sisters full day program. Under the direc and he would devote himself ALDRIDGE, William Bert orary: T. Vernon, Homer Wil Survived by daughters, Mrs.

tion of trained, qualified staff. Mrs. S. B. Parker, Chat jyi-SMe.

Honorary pallbearers will be the Faculty and Members of the Senior Class of the Joelton son, Capt. A. M. a 1 2107 Martha St. Sunday Janu Freelin West and Miss Mary to trying to get well.

4 "If the Democratic party tanooga, Mrs. Roger Rash (Green Hills) 297-5290 DEBTS I am not responsible for any debts other than mv 100 OAKS New location. Mother ary 17, 1971, husband of the Elizabeth Simpkins, both of Nashville. Mrs. Douglas comes back to the middle of late Mrs.

Beulah Groll Ald- Fred J. Waldrum, Lynn Meek, Joe C. Car, Roy Horn-buckle, Murry Spencer and HUBDard Nursery School. 5pe- cialzing In loving and learning. Licensed by state.

Day 297-6063, Nights 298-3973. Franklin; sons, I. C. Simp own. John C.

Blair, 2540 Sharon-dale, Nashville, Tenn. High School, Members of the Young People's Sunday School Brader, Phoenix, Mrs Johnny Reeves, Atlanta, Mrs kins, of Franklin, and Jack ridge. Survived by three daughters, Mrs. Daisey Ellen HENDERSONVILLE Will keen Frank Hale. Interment will be FIREPLACE WOOD THE BEST! Hickory, Oak, Ash, also Kindling Cheap, 254-0959.

Class at the Union Hill Baptist Church, Nurses from 2nd school age children for working Frank Cunningham, Cotton Simpkias of Henderson ville; grandchildren, Rev. Mark in Spring Hill Cemetery Roller, Florida, Mrs. Mary parenrs in my nome. oooa care Next to Lakeside School. 824-7984.

Town: two grandchildren. Re Floor East, Madison Hospital, Louise Martin and Mrs. Lillie FILL DIRT PETTUS, OWEN AND WOOD, West, and Irby Simpkins, mains are at Alexander Fu WEST END AREA Infants In-! Dr. Lee F. Kramer, Dr.

Hollis 292-3392. M. Harrington both of Nash both of Houston, Texas, Mrs. $20 Load, Larot Tandem Truck. Call 254-5904.

neral Home. Gallatin where cupaior to Playpen Kent in my home as of Feb. 1. 297-2267 before 9:30 a.m. ville; two sons, Homer Lewis Wayne Inman, of Franklin, In Memoriam I cadm rr rvniwr Evans, Dr.

Burton Grant, Chaplain Robert Laue and Shewwood Jones. Active services will be conducted Tuesday January 19, 1971 at WORKINMV MOTUCD) Aland ge, Jackson, Roy Lt. Joe Simpkins, San L.cnin i um vt EASY METHOD. Established 1933 27-6526. Clutch-automatic, 298-171, Children kept, excellent care.

Inole-wood area at McGavock and Riverwood, call 228-3242. Earl Aldridge, Jacksonville, Antonia, Texas, and Misses INCOME TAX 1 p.m., Honorary pallbearers Employees of General Hospi PREPARED 310 E. Radnor Joy and Melody Simpkins pallbearers: Garner Harris, Bob Galbreath, Charles BATEY In lovina memory of MR. ROBERT LEE BATEY, who passed away January 18, 1965. Loved and remembered, Wife.

Mrs. C. E. Batey. and Son.

Reasonable rates. HARDING MALL AREA Babysit-; the road," he said, "I'm going to be glad to be a part." He said the state and country needed middle-of-the-road people, Metro To Use Budget Forms The long, involved process of preparing Metro's budget for next fiscal year will proceed a step further today when department heads pick St. 832-3463. both of Hendersonville; four ting in my nome, 7 davs hot tal and Employees of Metro luncnes, good care, 834-0559. Sweeney, James Dickens, great-grandchildren.

Remains DRESS MAKER Get Ready Now For Easter. Ladles anri rhilrit-0nc: Unnrihine; fl17-9A91. Fire Department. Active Shir AREA Children VANDERBILT kept in my home. 385-0877 after McCORMICK Freeman Smiley, Frank Trice, Fred Harris, Ernest Binkley.

ley Parker Calvin Parker Neil Parker. Gary Strother DRAPERIES Expertly MADE Special to Feb. 15, 269-0594. HAYWOOD LANE ANTIOCH Interment Union Hill Cemetery. ANDERSON GAR pike Babysitting in my home, hot meals, 833-3496.

David Strother, Larry Cun one sister, Mrs. Beulah Osment, Nashville; 17 grandchildren; five great-grandchildren. Remains rest at the funeral home of Phillips Robinson where services will be conducted Tuesday afternoon January 19 at 2 o'clock. Grandsons will be pallbearers. Interment Mt.

Olivet PHILLIPS-ROBINSON, Directors. FIREWOOD CHEAP, delivered 227-107. ningham, Jimmy Cooper HARDING MALL-PARAGON MILLS RETT BOYD FUNERAL, Loving care, experienced, fenced Jerrv Alderson. Interment DIRECTORS, Joelton. yard, references, 833-1364.

FIREWOOD all day weekends. In loving memory of Julius C. McCormick, Jan. 19. 1970.

I know I have not lost him For that could never be. He is onlv on a iournev Where God ouards him constantly i If a- love like this could vanish Heaven and earth would pass awav. Though I grieve I am sure my dear one Is still close to me every day. Sadly missed bv wife. Beatrice, Children and Grandchildren.

Gallatin Cemetery. ALEXAN After 3:30, 332. are at Franklin Memorial Chapel, where services will be conducted this Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock by Rev. Harrison Anderson and Rev. Clifton Johnson.

Interment Mt. Hope Cemetery. Pallbearers: J. R. Alley, Otto and Lewis Simpkins, G.

W. West, Ken Spain, Regen, Herbert, and Robert Hulme. FRANKLIN MEMORIAL CHAPEL WOODBINE-RADNOR Children keDt davs bv licensed oersnn Hoti DER FUNERAL, HOME in WATTS, Mrs. Lalla Huffman meals, Infants 5 years. 833-84 78.

charge. WEST END AREA up special forms to aid their Widow of the late Jess Watts, Age 74 years. Of Whites Creek Child care night or day. Call EXPERT TAX ASSISTANCE From S5. CaN 824-2342 DAMAGED CLOTHING Repaired by invisible reweavinq, guaranteed reasonable, 262-5137.

255 0052. KEISERY, Mrs. Hazel Cox, age Chestnut Mound, Tenn. SOUTH TIMBER DALE CT. 65 years of 208 Utley Dr.

Good- WOODARD Pike, Joelton, Friday morning Jan. 15, 1971 at St. Thomas Children kept, all ages, by hour TRAWICK, Mrs. Ilattie or day 833-5877. HOMEMAKER3, INC.

Subsidiary of The Uplohn Co. 244-4972 lettsvule, Sunday atternon Jan 17, 1971 at Madison Hospital TUSCULUM AREA Child care Hospital. Survived daughters, Mrs. Willie Cato, years, not meals, playmate. 832-3996.

In loving memory of mv husband, James Rov Woodard, who passed awav two years ago, Jan. 18. 1967. "GONE BUT NOT FORGOTTEN" Sadlv missed bv wife, Mrs. Katie Woodard; daughter, Mrs.

a I a Smith. Card of Thanks Survived by husband Earl Ke isery of Goodlettsville; sons MAYFiELD PRIVATE OWNED WRECKER SERVICE. Junked cars removed free. Call 242-1928. 9 Special Notices BAKER, Searcy L.

Saturday Nashville, Mrs. James ue monbreun, Joelton; son, Cornell Watts, Goodlettsville. Re McGAVOCK SCHOOL AREA Children kept my home, 6 month to school age, hot lunches, 889-6350. TUSCULUM AREA Baby sittinq Earnest E. Keisery, Milwauki morning Jan.

16, 1971 at Saturday, Jan. 16, 1971 at a Carthage Hospital. Survived by Seven Nieces, Mrs. Reba Gentry, Rt. No.

1, Hickman, Mrs. Maurine Rogers, Columbia, Mrs. Sadie Apple, Gallatin, Mrs. Naomi Shangle, Gallatin, Miss Agnes Dillard, Wis. Wayne Keisery, Calif yvvwrvvwvvvvwwv mains are at the Anderson aay or niqni, wonoay tnrougn Sat.

833-2777. BALL local infirmary, age 75 years. Survived by wife, Mrs. Bessie Jones Baker; three daughters, Four grandchildren; two great Garrett Bovd Funeral EAST children kept in my home HALCYON SCENIC STUDIOS Will build anv tvoe of grandchildren; one sister; Home, Joelton. Remains will aavs, ages tnrougn six experienced, references, 227-7996.

three brothers. Remains are at Mrs. P. G. (Dorothy) Ellis be conveyed to the Bethel SOUTH NASHVILLE I Mrs.

Ty (Jeanette) Cobb, Cole and Garrett Funeral Gallatin, Mrs. Kate Cole, Fairlawn, N. Mrs. Edith theatrical scenery, props, prr in die- Children kept In my home. Infants Mrs.

Betty Ann Shearon; sis to a vears. 242-jb i i Home. Goodlettsville. Com The familv of the late Mrs, El-nora Ball of 915 Villa Place, Nashville, wishes to express their sincere thanks to their many friends, neighbors and well wishers for the many kindnesses shown during their recent bereavement. Especially appreciated are the beautiful floral arrangements, cards, food, telegrams, letters of condolence, vour visits and comforting words! Mav God Bless You, Dr.

B. H. Ball and familv Overstreet, 0 1 0 AIRPORT AREA-children kept bv ters, Miss Porter Elizabeth plays and general con- tracting. nour or aay, 8y-jeu. plete arrangements will be announced later.

COLE AND GARRETT FUNERAL Direc Church of Christ Sunday afternoon Jan. 17, and will lie in State from 1 until 3 o'clock at which time services will be conducted by Willie Cato, Edward J. Craddock and Bill Nephew, Herman Petty, Akron, Ohio. Remains are at ELM HILL PIKE Children kept 256-6019 2 in my nome. win poarn.

BH9-3947, Baker, Mrs. John N. Rains; brothers, Hilary D. Baker, Joseph H. Baker; several a i ldren and great Personal tors, Goodlettsville.

320 5th Ave. So. (FREE ESTIMATES) 5 FIREWOOD J. L. Bass Funeral Home, Carthage.

Services 1:30 p.m. Sunday from New Macedonia Missonary Baptist Church Orlinda, Tenn. Hickory, $16; Oak, $13; 292-4141. preparation. Mayor Beverly Briley and members of his staff are expected to speak to the group when they meet to receive the forms at 10 a.m.

in the Metro council chamber. THE DEPARTMENT heads will have until Feb. 26 to file their budget requests with the budget division, according to Roy Bush, Metro budget director. The mayor's staff will then review the requests until March 26, From March 29 until April 23, the mayor's staff will conduct hearings where the department heads will be asked to justify their proposals. BUSH SAID the present schedule calls for the staff to submit the budget to the Council's Budget and Finance Committee at 2 p.m.

May 24. The council has until June 20 to pass a budget ordinance on third reading. It must also pass tax ordinaces to raise the revenue. The new budget will go into effect July 1. Teague.

Honorary pall grandchildren. The remains are at the Eastland Funeral, ANDERSON, Russell Age In Memoriam In Memoriam bearers: Elders and Dea 57. died Jan. 15. 1971 at his (Near Chestnut Mound) con cons of the Bethel Church of 904 Gallatin Road where fu neral services will be con home in St.

Petersburg, Fla. Survived by one son, Wayne Christ. Active pallbearers: Buford, James, Ramond, J. Burton and John Wesley ducted Monday morning Jan. 18, 1971 at 10:30 o'clock with ducted by Bro.

Phocian Gibbs and Bro. Charles A. Gentry. Interment Church Cemetery. J.

L. BASS FUNERAL HOME, Carthage. Anderson, Glendale, Joe Sanders officiating. Pall Huffman, Chester Hooper, Gentle Memories two brothers, Joel Anderson, Orlinda and Wilburn, Cross George Bozzza. Graveside ser NEWLEN, David Franklin vice and interment will be Monday morning Jan.

18 at 10 o'clock at i i 1 1 2 Cemetery Lots Planes, two sisters Mrs. Les Stewart, Cross Planes, Mrs. William Moore Orlinda; three grandchildren Remains are at Barbar Fun bearers: Pylant G. Ellis, Py-lant L. Ellis, Alan Shearon, Glenn Frazier, T.

W. Shot-well, Harry Frahn, Jerry Lallemand, J. E. Oakley and Ty Cobb. Interment Spring Hill cemetery.

EASTLAND FUNERAL HOME, 227-4424. Cemetery. ANDERSON GAR RETT AND BOYD FUNERAL DIRECTORS, Joelton. eral Home, Milldale. Graveside services 2 p.m.

Tuesday WOODLAWN For sale, 4 grava lots, call after 6 p.m. 226-2182. WOODLAWN 3 lots In Hillcrest sec-tion. Cash. Call 832-0677.

HARPETH HILLS-4 lots, $500, 262-0235, 228-7339. 2 lots Woodlawn, $175 each cash call 889-9890. WOODLAWN Good price, single grave, call 298-4530 5 p.m. -8 p.m. 5 Lost Cr found LEEK.

Reverend Chas. F. Of at Hopewell Baptist Church JANSSEN, Mrs. George Age 5021 Maywood Drive Sunday Cemetery. BARBER FUNER AL HOME, Directors.

(Frank) Sunday afternoon, Jan. 17, 1971 at a local infirmary. Survived by wife, Mrs. Christine Weiss Newlen; two daughters, Mrs. Florence Parsley, Mrs.

Peggy Teague; one brother, Jasper Newlen; one sister, Mrs. Lillian Davis; eight a i ldren; one great-grandchild. Remains are at the Chapel of Roesch-Patton Cosmopo litan, 1715 Broadway. Complete funeral arrangements will be announced later. ROESCH-PATTON COSMOPOLITAN, 1715 Broadway, 244-6480.

WILLIAMS, Miss Martha Ann (Mattie) Age 86, Sunday afternoon January 17, 1971 at $50 REWARD DOG Black male Poodle, no collar, strayed New Hope Road Sunday, 1-10-71. 244-0600. 889-2659. DOG male, fawn, boxer body with long nose. Lost Jan.

13 in West Nashville. Generous reward, Cheatam County Rest Home Survived by brothers, Eugene, Roy, Walter, and Robert Wil Mrs. Edith Alderson GALLATIN Mrs. Edith Na-dine Alderson, 48, of 751 Grey-mont Nashville, died yesterday in Vanderbilt Hospital after a long illness. Services will be at 1 p.m.

Tuesday at Alexander Funeral Home, Gallatin. Burial will be in Gallatin Cemetery. liams. Remains are at the Waller Chapel in Nolensville. OWEN, Virgle alone in a Arrangements are incomplete.

WALLER AND CO 795-2128. local hospital Sunday morning. Survived by wife, Mildred Warren Owen; sons, Virgle Owen Hendersonville, Charles Owen, Thomas Owen, Eddie Owen, Nashville: Memories of moments shared together comfort and sustain. If your wish is to pay tribute to your loved one who has departed, an In Memoriam can be placed in this column by calling 254-1031. The cost is so very little.

For $3.15 17 lines) so many can see and oppreciate theso wonderful, memories. Each odd'lional line will be 45c (per line). 71 years, suddenly Saturday, Jan. 16, 1971 at her residence, 3506 Scarsdale Road. Survived by daughter, Mrs.

Truman Smith, Nashville; son, George Janssen of Albuquerque, New-Mexico. Nine grandchildren. Sisters, Miss Arleen Ziegler, Nashville and Mrs. Horace Craun, Cookeville, Tenn. Her Remains are at the Chapel of Martin's Bracey-Welsh, 209 Louis Ave.

Leaving at 1:30 o'clock Tuesday, Jan. 19, 1971, her remains will lie in slate until servces at 2:30 o'clock at Westminster Presbyterian Church with Rev. D. P. McGeachy III officiating.

Interment, Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Pallbearers: Robert Cowan, Robert Cowan, Stephen Smith. Daniel Smith, Andrew Smith, Jack Hofmiester, Hershel Stuart, George Lane and Horace Craun. MARTIN'S BRACEY-WELSH, Inc.

afternoon, Jan. 17, 1971 at a local hospital. Survived by wife, Mrs. Zola Hubbard Leek; daughters, Mrs. Howard B.

Foshee of Nashville, Mrs. John B. Hill Jr. of Alexandria, five grandchildren and one great-grandchild; sister, Mrs. James Miller of Dallas Town, Pa.

Remains are at Woodlawn Funeral Home, Thompson Lane where family will receive friends this Monday from 3 p.m. til 5 p.m. and from 7 p.m. til 9 p.m. Memorial services from the Crievewood Baptist Church Tuesday afternoon at 2 p.m.

conducted by Rev. Herman Jacobs. Tlease omit flowers and make donations to the Chas. F. Leek Memorial Fund Southern Baptist Convention Historical Commission, 127 9th Ave.

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18, 1971. Brother Wayne Clark will officiate. Interment Woodlawn Memorial Park, directed by WOODLAWN FUNERAL HOME..