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Friday NOVEMBER 20. 1987 THE TENNESSEAN 7.Q Z3 leaf 1) Natim ieatlj Noting Franklin, Tn ARMISTEAD, James Hanner Age 79. November 18, 1987. Survived by wife, Mrs. Elizabeth Gilbert Armis-tead, Franklin, daughter, Mrs.

Richard (Polly) Cummins, Nashville, son, James H. Armistead, Nashville, five grandchildren, sisters, Mrs. Rhoten P. Clift, Nashville, Mrs. Sanders Hibbitt, Franklin, Tn.

Remains are at the Franklin Memorial Chapel. Funeral services will be 2 p.m. Friday, November 20, 1987 at the First Presbyterian Church in Franklin with Dr. Tom B. Walker and Rev.

George Jones officiating. Interment will be at Mt. Hope Cemetery. Honorary Pallbearers: Staff of the Review Appeal, Amon Carter Evans, John Seigenthaler, Stewart Campbell, Paul Lindsey, Jimmy Turnbow, Joe Bellanfant, Jack Church, Henry Davis, Sam M. Fleming, Andrew B.

Benedict, Ronald Ligon, Sam Ewin, Robert Ewin, Jodie Bowman, Joe Roper, Fred Russell, Bob Battle, Shelly Biber, Ed Moody, Roy Eakes, Richard Bell, Houghton Vaughn, Tyler Berry, Charles Morris, Dr. Bryant Savage, Dr. Fred Haley, Dr. Joe Wiloughby, Marshall Liggitt, Gus Halliburton. Active Pallbearers: James O.

Bass, E. Warner Bass, Neal Parrish, John B. Hardcastle, James C. Ward, William L. Bainbridge, III, C.

Runcie Clements, III, L. H. Armistead, III, W. F. Armistead, George H.

Armistead, II. CONTRIBUTIONS MAY BE MADE TO THE MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS AND THE AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION. FRANKLIN MEMORIAL CHAPEL. 794-1512 GABRIEL, Alex Age 82. A retiree of Newspaper Printing Nashville, Tn.

Tuesday, November 17, 1987 at V.A. Hospital. Survived, by devoted wife, Lovie Gabriel; five grandchildren, Larry Owens, Bettie Jefferson, Jo Ann Jordan, Dee Johnson and (devoted) Regina Samuels; eighteen stepchildren, George Gooch, Barbara Jones, Willis Hawkins, (devoted) Walter Hawkins and Annie Drake, Ida, Phillip, and Joy Hawkins, Michael Payne, Bobby Kendrick, Bonnie M. Springer, Judy C. Gabriel, William C.

Springer, Ruby L. and Vernon L. Phillips, Donald Sharon and Anthony L. Springer; a host of great grandchildren; one sister, Lucy Kelly; two brothers, John C. and Frank Gabriel; three daughters-in-law, Willie Mae Gabriel, Rosebia Kendrick, Rosetta Hawkins and Joyce Owens; brothers-in-law, Percy Kelly, Thurman Springer, Leonard Jr.

and Griff W. Kendrick; sisters-in-law, Roberta Kennedy, Amanda Greer and Ann, and Muriel Gabriel, Helen and Erma Kendrick; sons-in-law, Jerry Jefferson, Robert Jordan, James Johnson and Bobby Samuels; aunts, Katherine Chandler, Victoria Bailey and Anna Chandler; devoted friends, Hugh Springer, Erberling Family, Amie Bemis, Lonnie Douglas; a host of nieces, nephews; other ralatives and friends. Visitation with the family Saturday, November 21st at Ransom Temple Cumberland Presbyterian Church, 23rd and Buchanan from 6-7 p.m. Funeral to follow conducted by Pastor, Rev. James Nance.

Interment Monday, November 23rd National Cemetery 11 a.m. JOHNSONS HOUSE OF ATENA, Direc-tors. 254-3472 PEEBLES. Mrs. Idella Wade- Age 83.

Widow of the late Elder Will B. Peebles. Monday, November 16, 1987 at a local hospital. Family will recieve friends Friday, November 20, 1987 from 6-7 p.m. at First Community Church, 1815 Knowles Street, funeral conducted by the pastor.

Rev. Samuel Triplett will follow. Interment Saturday, November 21, 1987 at Greenwood Cemetery, 11 a.m. K. GARDNER SON FUNERAL SERVICE, K.

Gardner Manager-Director Dirkson, Tn Adarin, MI MYATT. Mrs. Betty Telia- Age 82. November 18, 1987 in Michigan Hospital. Survived by one daughter, Mrs.

Donald (Delores June) White, Adarin, MI, two grandchildren, two great grandchildren, two sisters, Mrs. Myrtle Cochran. Nashville, Mrs. Clyde (Lou Belle) Turman, Lawrencburg, Tn. The remains are at the Dickson Funeral Home, where funeral services will be 11 a.m.

Saturday, November 21, 1987 conducted by David Peeler. Burial in Union Cemetery. Arrangements by BUCKNER'S-DICKSON FUNERAL HOME, Directors, Dickson, Tn, 446-2313 Old Hickory, Tn ROBINSON, Mrs. Linda Faye Age 45. Formerly of Old Hickory.

Monday, November 16, 1987 in Daytona Beach, Florida. Survived by parents, Mr. Mrs. Robert A. Hill of Old Hickory.

The remains are at the Madison Funeral Home, 219 Old Hickory Blvd, where funeral services will be conducted Friday afternoon, November 20 at 2:30 p.m. by Rev. Norris G. Hite and Bro. Charles Polston.

Honorary Pallbearers: Lewis Nunley, Sunday School Class of First Baptist Church. Nephews and Cousins will serve as active pallbearers. Interment Hermitage Memorial Gardens. MADISON FUNERAL HOME, Directors, 868-9020 WILKER, Mr. Samuel Thursday, November 19, 1987 at a local infirmary.

Survived by wife, Sylvia M. Wilker, sons, Ronald E. Wilkcr, Harvey P. Wilker. both of Nashville, Marvin L.

Wilker, Franklin, Tn, Barry S. Wilker, Los Angeles, CA, sister, Sarah Dietz, Stratford, brothers, Joseph Wilker, West Port, Conn, Lewis Wilker, Norwalk, Conn, five grandchildren. Funeral services will be held 1 p.m. Friday at the Temple Sanctuary, 5015 Harding Road, conducted by Rabbi Stephen Fuchs. Pallbearers: Phill Glazer, Charles Grosberg, Barney Steiner, Sam Rosenburg, Dave Hirsberg, Tom Pennington, Stan Chernau, Jim Henry, Dr.

Allen Cohen, Dr. Herman Kaplen, Dr. Milton Grossman, Bob Sherman, Abe Corsenswet, Harold Lapidus, Ned Feldman, ALbert Werthan, Clarence Rosenstein, Morris Korn-man, Charles Gross, Allen Eskind, Michael Pack, Herschel Katzman, Edwin Roskin, Manuel Schatten, Sam Goldberg, Marty Adlestein, Morrie Schwab, George Weisbaum, Lep Cohen. Gary French, Ben Dan-eberg, Julian Donahue, John Dillon, Alven Ghertner, Israel Weinstein. Memorials may be made to the TempleAmerican Cancer Society or the Parkinsons Disease Fund.

Interment Temple Cemetery. The family will receive friends at 5930 Post Road. MARSHALL-DONNELLY COMBS, 327-1111 1 lOlegols 1 lOlegols NOTICE TO CONTRAC Proiect 98040-4269-04 TORS OF STATE HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION BIDS TO BE The mowing ANNOUNCEMENTS Slate Routes Smyrna, Tn. MILES, Mrs. Cora Mae Tuesday, November 17, 1987 after an extended illness.

Survived by husband. Mr. Jodie Miles Smyrna, mother, Mrs. Lillie M. five stepchildren; nine step grandchildren; three sisters: two brothers.

Visitation with the family Sunday from 1:30 p.m. at Silver Springs Baptist Church until funeral service 2:30 p.m. from the above Church conducted by Rev. Moses Pope. Interment Smyrna Cemetery.

H. PRESTON SCALES SONS, Directors, Murfreesboro, 893-1313 GUARDIAN CHAPELS ROESCH PATTON D0RRIS CHARLTON EASTLAND CHAPEL MARTIN'S BRACEY-WELSH, INC. HIBBETT HAILEY CHAPEL HERMITAGE CHAPEL BILLINGS, Robert Dale Wednesday, November 18, 1987. Age 94. He is survived by his son, Newt Billings of Goodlettsville; brother Howard Billings, sisters, Ruth, Evelyn, Mary Violet, and Mamie; eleven grandchildren; and numerous great grandchildren and great-great--grandchildren.

Remains rest at the the funeral home of Phillips-Robinson 2707 Gallatin where services will be held Friday, November 20, 1987 at 3:00 P.M. Interment will be in Woodlawn Memorial Park. Pallbearers will include Dudley, Darrell, Keith, Johnny, and Tommy Billings, and Glenn Herron. PHILLIPS-ROBINSON Directors POOLE, Clyde William Age 50. Wednesday, November 18, 1987 at the VA Hospital.

Survived by one daughter, Debra Poole Williams, Beth Page, Tn, two sister, Eva Sykes Nelson, Shirley Barber, both of Madison, one brother, J. R. Poole, Portland, OR. The remains are at the Madison Funeral Home, 219 Old Hickory Blvd, where services will be conducted Friday, November 20, 1987 at 1 p.m. by Rev.

Clayton Hall. Friends and Relatives will serve as pallbearers. Interment National Cemetery. MADISON FUNERAL HOME, Directors, 868-9020 WALKER, Charlie W. November 15, 1987.

Survivors include children, Lillie O. Johnson, Earline Sharp, Annie Pearl McGee, James Walker, Amanda Walker, Anthony W. Walker, Nashville, Tn, Jimmie R. Falls, John C. Walker, Chicago, IL, Assina C.

Haynes. Pomonoa, CA, Elmore Walker, New York, nine grandchildren, five great grandchildren, brother. Willie Walker, sister, Rye Lou Pruitt, Huntsville, Al, numerous nieces, nephews, and friends. Mr. Walker reposes in the Chapel of Memory of the Adkins Funeral Home, 2510 12th Avenue South at Gilmore St.

where friends may visit with the family, Saturday from 12 noon until 1 p.m. followed by the funeral, the Rev. Theodore H. Bryson of Mt. Hopewell Baptist will officiate.

Active Pallberarers: Friends. Floralbear-ers: Nieces and Friends. Interment Family Estate God's Beautiful Acres, Greenwood Cemetery. ADKINS FUNERAL HOME, Directors Woodlawn Funeral Home Memorial Park GRIMES, Mr. Uayford B.

Age 75, of Hendcrsonville, November 18, 1987 at Nashville Memorial Hospital. Survived by wife, Mrs. Earline Gist Grimes; son, Lewis E. Grimes; daughter, Mrs. Martha Young.

Knoxville; sister, Mrs. Hazel Dixon, Florence, brothers, Emmett R. Grimes, Florence. J.C. Grimes, Tampa, B.J.

Grimes, Decatur, grandchildren, David M. Young, John L. Young, Andrea J. Grimes, Lewis Ray Grimes, and John Cody Grimes. Funeral services will be held Saturday Nov.

21, 1987 in the Woodlawn Chapel of Roses at 1:00 p.m. with Joel Plunkett officiating assisted by Aude McKee and Windell Powell. Visitation with the family will be Thursday from 7-9 p.m. and Friday from 2-5 and 6-9 p.m. Mr.

Grimes was a member of the Lakeview Church of Christ, Hendcrsonville. Active Pallbearers: J.W. Darby, Henry Fain, Joe Garrison, Willys Brown, Ernie Hol-lingsworth, Sam Stafford, Jim Clark, Bobby Payne, and Jim Alford. Honorary Pallbearers: Mercer Boone, Ted Dunagan, Harvell Griggs, Bob Kelly, Bob Lentz, Tom Milstid, Dr. Fernando Miranda, Bill Rice, Ted Romine, Gary Sansom, Members of the Lakeview Church of Christ and TVA Retirees.

In Lieu Of Flowers Donations May Be Made To Alive Hospice of Nashville, P.O. Box 121949, Nashville, TN 37212-1949. Entombment in the Woodlawn Cross Mausoleum. Arrangements by WOODLAWN FUNERAL HOME, 383-4754 KNOTTS, Morris Cullum Age 63. November 19.

1987. Survived by wife, Leona Knotts, daughters, Judy King and Linda Knotts, sisters, Emogene Nash, Kathleen Wynne, brother, Phillip Knotts. Mr. Knotts was a member of Claiborn Masonic Lodge -293, Scottish Rite and Al Menah Shrine. Services to be conducted 2 p.m.

Friday, November 20, Woodlawn Chapel with Dr. Joel Snider officiating. Interment Woodlwan Memorial Park. Visitation 5-9 p.m. Thursday in the Orchid Room.

In Lieu Of Flowers Donations May Be Made To The Church or Charity of Your Choice. Arrangements by WOODLAWN FUNERAL HOME, 383-4754 STROUD, John Age 67. November 18, 1987. Survived by daughter, Joan Myatt; son, John R. Stroud; sister, Mrs.

Marie Denninson; five grandchildren; two nephews. Mr. Stroud was active as a teacher at Watkins Institute. Services to be conducted 10:00 a.m. Saturday, November 21 at Woodlawn Chapel of Roses with Rev.

Bill Barnes officiating. Interment Woodlawn Memorial Park. Visitation 2-4 and 7-9 Friday. In lieu of flowers contributions may be made to Alive Hospice of Nashville. Arrangements by WOODLAWN FUNERAL HOME, 383-4754 Triple-A alliance moving on 1 onnt sMiin News Sen ices INDIANAPOLIS The Siamese twins of Class AAA baseball, the alliance of the American Association and the International League, took their first halting steps yesterday.

A schedule was tentatively approved at a meeting of owners and general managers. As advertised, it contains interleague play, something baseball people had wondered about for years but had never acted on. Association and ILclubswill play ach other in May and early June, ith the results counting in the standings of both leagues. Each of the 16 'teams will play each team from the "other league five times. A tentative playoff schedule has been sent to the Major League Executive Council forapproval.

Under it, the four regular-season division winners would meet in best-of-five-league championship series, and the survivors from each league would collide in a best-of-seven revival of the Little World Series. now, nobody has had guts enough to put it (interleague play) into effect," commissioner Harold Cooper said. "It's an exciting concept, and it's going to be very successful. Fans in each city will see 15 (other) Triple-A clubs. They're going to see the very best at the Triple-A level." Convinced that a confrontation between politicians and baseball officials must be avoided, long-time major-league executive Robert Howsam Sr.

has offered a blueprint for expansion. In an interview with the Rocky Mountain News, Howsam said his compromise proposal "has a chance to make baseball stronger than ever." Howsam, the architect of three World Series champions (St. Louis, 1964, and Cincinnati, 1976 and 1977), believes a congressional group that is pressing for expansion should proceed with caution. Howsam outlined a step-by-step plan that urges the major-league owners to: Award four franchises, three in the National League and one in the American League, raising the number of teams to 30. Give the new franchises four years of lead time to build their organizations and develop farm systems.

In the fourth year, allow the new teams to take part i an expansion draft of major-league players and enter the big leagues that season. Either realign the 30 teams into six five-team divisions, three in each league, or create a three-league setup, with five clubs in each division and two divisions in each league. With the three-league format, a round-ro-bi World Series among the three champions would have to be considered, Help Congress realize the importance of some antitrust protection not only for baseball, but for all professional sports. Formed and chaired by Sen. Tim Wirth, including Tennessee senators Jim Sasserand Albert Gore the 1 4-member Senate Task Force, on Expansion of Major League Baseball has asked for meetings with commissioner Peter Ueberroth and league presidents A.

Bartlett Giam-mati of the National and Dr. Bobby Brown of the American. VU meets Soviets ter in the Southeastern Conference this season, will get a strong instant test in tonight's matchup with 6-10 Sergey Grishaev. Forwards are 6-9 Aleksandr Vol kov and 6-9 Valery Tikhonenko with 6-4 Tiit Sokk and 6-4 Sharunas Marchu-lenis at guard. "What makes playing a team like this so different from a college team is that when they substitute, the man they send in is just as good as the man they took out," says Newton.

A game between local print and electronic media will be played at 6: 1 5, Former Vandy coach Roy Skinner will coach one team and for-, mer Banner sports writer Dudley (Waxo) Green the other. Newton's scouting report on the media game: "Skinner won't cheat and Waxo will." Tickets for the game are available at the McGugin Center office at a cost 1 of S5. Tickets are also available for next week's game with Hawaii. LET THEM KNOWVOU'HE 0 THINKING OF THEM Lmmai FLOWERS from $20.00 327-0202 Credit cards honored on phone ofrters For over 100 years we've been making Nashville a little more beautitul. 2322 West End Ave.

327-4031 5381 Mount ViewRd. fH4-9001 424 Church St. JOYNER, Mr. Estle- Thursday, November 19, 1987 at a local hospital. Survived by granddaughter, Mrs.

Nancy (Joe) Jenkins, seven great grandchildren, Estle (Belinda), Joe Anthony, and John Jenkins, Diana (Antonio) Brown, Fredia (Jonathan) Pilker-ton, and Lorita Jenkins, eight great great grandchildren, devoted niece, Mrs. Nancy Palmer, other nieces, nephews, relatives and friends. Visitation with the family Saturday, November 21, 1-2 p.m. at the William Gunter Memorial Chapel, 1711 Jo Johnston, funeral services immediately following at 2 p.m. Rev.

William A. Alexander officiating. Interment Greenwood West Cemetery. WILLIAM GUNTER SONS FUNERAL, Directors, Inc Franklin, Tn WARREN, Clyde- Age 79. Died Thursday, November 19, 1987.

Survived by wife, Lillian Stephens Warren, Franklin, daughter, Mrs. Mack (Frances) Baker, Dalton, GA, son, Thomas D. Warren, Franklin, four grandchildren, four great grandchildren, sisters, Mrs. David (Estelle) Buchanan, Franklin, Mrs. Ivey Malone, Nashville.

Remains are at the Franklin Memorial Chapel, funeral to be held at the Frank-1 in Cumberland Presbyterian Church 10 a.m. Saturday, November 21, 1987 conducted by Rev. Keith Johnson and Rev. Jessie Harris. Mr.

Warren will lie in state a hour prior to the service. Honorary Pallbearers: Elders and Deacons of Franklin Cumberland Presbyterian Church and Robert Inman, Glenn Brown, Roy Stephens. Active Pallberarer: Phillip Warren, James Warren, George Hollars, Ronny Puckett. Charles Curtis, Gary Stephens, Don Frost. Interment Mt.

Hope Cemetery. FRANKLIN MEMORIAL CHAPEL. 794-1512 LEWIS SMITH FUNERAL DIRECTORS MACK, Mr. Aaron November 16, 1987. Survived by devoted children, Ms.

Anna Whitehead of Milwaukee, Robert, Ezra and Roger Mack of Nashville; brothers, Jesse Pitts and Robert L. Pitts of Halls, nieces, Dorothy Hallenburg and Jennie Macklin; nine grandchildren; one great grandchild; two stepdaughters; one stepson; eleven step grandchildren; two sisters-in-law; one brother-in-law and one son-in-law; other relatives and friends. Funeral services Saturday 1 p.m. at the Thomas Funeral Home, Ripley, Tn. This is a courtesy notice extended to the family by the LEWIS SMITH WRIGHT FUNERAL HOME, 255-2371 1 10 tegols Working Davs-80 (See Special Provision 108B) NO PLANS CONTRACT HOUSTON, HUMPHREYS AND PERRY COUNTIES (Contract 6864) Proiect No.

S.P. 98031-4213-04 The mowing on various State Routes in Region III. Proiecl miles Working Days-60 (See Special Provision 1088) NO PLANS CONTRACT HUMPHREYS, HICKMAN, DICKSON, WIL-LIAMSON AND CHEATHAM COUNTIES (Contract No. 6865) Proiecl No. S.P.

98031-4114-04 The mowing on 1-40 in Region III. Proiect miles Working Davs-80 (See Special Provision 108B) NO PLANS CONTRACT JEFFERSON, SEVIER AND COCKE COUNTIES (Contract No. 6866) Proiect No. S.P. 98010-4147-04 The mowing on various Interstate and State Routes in Region I.

Proiect miles Working Days-80 (See Special Provision 108B) NO PLANS CONTRACT KNOX COUNTY (Contract No. 6867) Proiect No. S.P. 47945-4197-04 The mowing on 1-40, 1-75, 1-275, 1-640 and R. 158.

Proiect miles No. S.P on various Length 411.49 Davs 60 (See Working Davs-75 (See Special Provision 108B) (Contract No. NO PLANS CONTRACT No. S.P. KNOX, BLOUNT AND SEVIER COUNTIES and litter 40 in Region (Contract No.

6868) Proiect No. S.P. 98010-4253-94 The mowing on various State Routes in Region I. Proiect miles Working Davs-60 (see Special Provision 108B) NO PLANS CONTRACT LOUNDON, MONROE AND ROANE COUNTIES (Contract No. 6869) Proiect No.

S.P. CONTRACT No. S.P. 98010-4148-04 The mowing and litter on 1-65 in removal on 1-40, 1-75 and various State Routes in 74.40 miles Region I. Proiect miles.

Working Davs-On or before November 15, 1988 (See Special Provision 108B) NO PLANS CONTRACT No. S.P. MARION AND GRUNDY COUNTIES (Contract No. 6870) Proiect No. S.P.

98020-4232-04 The mowing on Various State Routes in Region II. Proiecl miles Working Days-60 (See Special Provision 108B) NO PLANS CONTRACT MEIGS AND MCMINN COUNTIES (Contract No. 6871) Proiecl No. S.P. 6862) 98020-4239-04 The mowing on various State Routes on Region II.

Proiect miles Working Davs-80 (See Special Provision 108B) NO PLANS CONTRACT PUTNAM AND CUMBERLAND COUNTIES (Contract No 687?) on various in Region IV. Proiect miles Working Davs-60 (See Special Provision 108B) NO PLANS CONTRACT DAVIDSON AND WILLIAMSON COUNTIES (Contract No. 6857) Proiect No. S.P. 98031-4210-04 The mowing on various State Routes in Region ill.

RECEIVED DECEMBER 11, 1987 Sealed bids will be recei ved bv the State of Ten nessee, Department of Transportation, at their offices in the James Polk Building, Suite 700, Nashville, Tennessee until 10:00 a.m., Friday December 11, 1987 and opened publicly in the 7th floor Conference Room at Proiect that hour. miles ANDERSON AND CAMPBELL COUNTIES Working Special Provision 108B) NO PLANS CONTRACT DYER, GIBSON AND OBION COUNTIES (Contract No. 6858) Proiect No. S.O. 98040-4270-04 The mowing on various State Routes in Region IV.

Proiect miles Working Davs-60 (See Provision 108B) NO PLANS CONTRACT FAYETTE, HAYWOOD, MADISON, HENDERSON, CARROLL, DECATUR AND BENTON ERICSON, Eric Njoror November 17, 1987. Survived by his wife, Mrs. Juliana S. Ericson; daughters, Emily Baxter Ericson and Charlotte Ericson, both of Nashville, Janet Philancy Riddell of Atlanta; sons, Alex Ericson, Eric Ericson, and Heydn Leif Ericson, all of Nashville, and 'Matthew Ericson of New York City; brother, Richard Ericson, Washington, D.C.; five grandchildren. His remains are at the Broadway Chapel, 1715 Broadway ehere the family will receive friends Thursday 2-4.

and 7-9 p.m. Funeral services will be conducted from the Hillsboro Presbyterian Church Friday morning at 10 o'clock by the Rev. David Kidd. Interment Calvary Cemetery. Honorary Pallbearers: Employees of Eric Ericson and Associates, Carl Swanson, Irving Waugh, Rick Moore, Jerry Lillirose, Bill Crosley, Carl Sneeden, E.W.

Wendell, Chris Riddel. Active: Hank Dye, Lloyd Wells, Les Jameson, Jim King, Thomas Jones, Gary Haynes, Tom Ken-chel, Tim Princehorn, and Frank Crowell. MEMORIALS MAY BE MADE TO UNITED WAY. ROESCH PATTON DORRIS CHARLTON, Broadway Chapel, 1715 Broadway, 244-6480 HERBERT. Mr.

John Age 78. November 19, 1987. Survived by wife, Mrs Martha F. Herbert; son, Sam B. Herbert; daughters, Martha K.

Cochron, Alua H. Wilk; son-jn-law, Frank A. Wilk; eight grandchildren; brother, T.L. Herbert IV; sister, Mable Ann Patton. Memorial services will be 11:30 o'clock Saturday morning at Downtown Presbyterian Church conducted by Rev.

Patrick McGeachy. Visitation with the family will be Saturday morning from at the Church. Honorary Pallbearers: James McKee, James Hunter, Joe Vaulx Crockett Alvin Warner, Claude Smith, Clyde Anderson, James Pickett, Bauman Williams, Ben Gross, Charles Hawkins Downtown Rotary Club, Elders of Downtown Presbyterian Church, Parke Street and Nelson Elam. In lieu of 'lowers contributions may be made to Nashville Y.M.C.A. the Nashville Rotary Foundation.

NO VISITATION AT THE FUNERAL HOME. MARTIN'S BRACEY--WELSH, 209 Louise 327-1032 LOUTHAN, Miss Mabel- Suvi-ved by sister, Mrs. Raymond (Mae) Johnson, nephews, Frank Louthan, Robert E. Johnson and Raymond E. Johnson, all of Nashville.

Remains are at the Broadway Chapel, where funeral services will be 3 p.m. Saturday, with Rev. Jesse L. Williams officiating. Interment Woodlawn.

Visitation 6-8 p.m. Friday. Pallbearers: Robert Johnson, Frank Louthan, Jene Johnson, Robert Johnson, Ray Johnson, Brian Johnson and "Charles Mack ROESCH PATTON DORR CHARLTON, 1715 Broadway, Broadway Chapel, 244-6 180 HUDSON, Mrs. Louis T.November 18, 1987. Age 94.

Mrs. Hudson was a charter member of Eastwood Christian Church and taught Sunday School for 50 years. Survived by daughter, Mrs. Frances Hudson Gregg, Rochester, NY, grandchildren, Beth Roberts Spencer, Hedy Roberts Morrison, Louis Hudson Roberts, Wesley Hayes Roberts, David Lowell Roberts, R. T.

Gregg, Donna Gregg Hasman, John Gregg, Brian Gregg, seventeen great grandchildren. Mrs. Hudson is at the Chapel of Mar-tin's-Bracey Welsh, 209 Louise Avenue, where services will be held 10 a.m. Saturday conducted by The Revs. David and Lauren Odell- Scott.

Interment Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Visitation will be Friday from 7-9 p.m. In Lieu of flowers contributions may be made to Nashville Union Mission or Eastwood Christian Church. Grandsons will serve as pallbearers.

MARTIN'S BRACEY--WELSH, 327-1032 MCTIGUE, Marguerite Jamison November 19, 1987 at a local infirmary. Widow of the John Thomas Mctigue. Survived by sister, Mrs. John L. Batey, Blackman, Tn, brother--in-law, Frederick T.

Anutta, Nashville, Nephews, John L. Batey, Blackman, Tn, Jamison Farrar, Montgomery, AL, Moulton Farrar, III, Nashville, Tn, Henry Downs Jamison, III, Nashville, Tn, nieces, Mrs. Gerald McCarthy, Richmond, VA, Mrs. Marguerite Batey Brainard, Ft. Walton, FL, Mrs.

Frank Gorrell, II, Nashville, Tn. Her remains are the Chapel of Martin's-Bracey Welsh, 209 Louise Avenue, where funeral services will be conducted Saturday afternoon at 2 p.m. with Father David R. Perkin officiating. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery.

MARTIN'S BRACEY--WELSH, 327-1032 THOMAS, Mrs. Lillian Josephine- November 18, 1987. Survived by daughter, Alice Johnson, friend, Ruth Jones, three grandsons, J. Mark, Glen and Jay T. Goode.

Her remains are at the Broadway Broadway, where funeral services will be conducted Saturday, November 21, 1987 at 2 p.m. with the Rev. Robert Norman officiating. Graveside and interment services 3:30 p.m. Saturday at Rose Hill Cemetery, Columbia, Tn.

Active Pallbearers: J. Mark Goode, Glen K. Goode, Jay T. Goode, Donald G. Johnson, Robert Irby, Herschel Foust.

Family will receive friends Friday from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. ROESCH-PATTON DORRIS CHARLTON, 1715 Broad-way, 244-6480 TURNER, George Keeling November 19, 1987. Survived by nephews, G. Keeling Turner, II, J. Miller Turner.

His remains are at the Broadway Chapel, where services will be conducted Saturday morning at 11:00, the Rev. Arden Schlesinger officiating. Interment Mt. Olivet Cemetery. ROESCH PATTON DORRIS CHARLTON, 1715 Broadway, 244-6480 Davs-On or 15, 1988 Provision MARSHALL, WILLIAMSON (Contract (Contract No.

6850) Proiect No. S.P. 98010-4152-04 The litter removal on 1-75 and various State Routes in Region I. Proiect Length 67.77 miles Working Davs-On or before November 15, 1988 (see Special Provision 108B) NO PLANS CONTRACT BEDFORD AND RUTHERFORD COUNTIES (Contract No. 6851) Proiect No.

S.P. 98031-4108-04 The mowing on 1-24 in Region III. Proiect miles Working days-80 (See Special Provision 108B) BRADLEY AND MCMINN COUNTIES (Contact No. 6852) Proiect No. S.P.

98020-4125-04 The mowing on 1-75 in Region II. Proiect miles Working Davs-BO (See Special Provision 108B) NO PLANS CONTRACT BRADLEY AND POLK COUNTIES (Contract No. 6853) Proiect No. S.P. 98020-4238-04 The mowing on various Slate Routes in Region II.

Proiect miles Working Davs-80 (See Special Provision 108B) NO PLANS CONTRACT CARROLL, HENRY AND WEAKLEY COUNTIES (Contract No. 6854) Proiect No. S.P. 98040-4268-04 The mowing on various State Routes in Region IV. Proiect miles Working Days-60 (See Special Provision 108B) NO PLANS CONTRACT CHEATHAM AND ROBERTSON COUNTIES (Contract No.

6855) Proiect No. S.P. 98031-4209-04 The mowing on various State Routes in Region III. Proiect miles Working Days-60 (See Special Provision 108B) NO PLANS CONTRACT HAYWOOD, CHESTER, HENDERSON AND MADISON COUNTIES (Contract No 6856 COUNTIES 6859) Proiect 98040-4167-04 The mowing removal on 1 IV. Proiect mites Working before November (See Special 108B) NO PLANS GILES, MAURY AND COUNTIES NO.

6860) Proiect 98031-4112-04 The mowing Region III. Proiect Length Working Special Provision NO PLANS HAMBLEN, AND COUNTIES 6861) Proiect 98010-4146-04 The mowing Interstate Routes in Region Proiect Working Special Provision NO PLANS HAMILTON (Contract No. Proiect 33946-4119-04 The mowing and 1-124. Proiect Working Special Provision NO PLANS HAMILTON (Contract No. Proiect 33946-4221-04 The mowing State Routes.

Proiect milps Days-80 (See 108B) CONTRACT GREENE WASHINGTON (Contract No. on various and State I. miles Days-80 (See 108B) CONTRACT COUNTY No. S.P. on 1-24, 1-75 miles Davs-75 (See 108B) CONTRACT COUNTY 6863) No.

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