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THE TENntESSEAN, SotuttJoy, Monh 1 7, 1984 iratlj Note CROOK, Benjamin E. Friday. Nashville, Tn. Pulaski, Tn. DAVIS, Mrs.

Katie Lou Sherrill Age March 16, 1984. survived Dy wiie, Mrs. Dorothy Louise Chandler Crook; stepdaughters, Mrs. Wanda Wright, Mrs. Christy Russell, all of Nashville; stepson, Gary Chandler.

Ashland City; sister. Miss Alice Crook, Nashville; brother, Gene Crook, Don-elson; four grandchildren. Remains are at the Chapel of Pettus Owen Wood, 4506 Charlotte Avenue, where services will be conducted Monday at 9 a.m. by Rev. Allen Cunningham.

Interment National Cemetery. PETTUS OWEN WOOD, 292-3392. Gainesboro, Tn. Carthage, Tn. DUKE, Wert Lee- Age 62.

March 15, 1984 at VA Medical Center in Providence, R.I. Survived by two brothers, Byron Duke. Coventry, R.I.. Robert Duke. Homer City.

sister. Peggy Hicks, Huntsville, stepsister, Reba Lois Green, Manchester; stepbrother, Wert Hughes, Madison. Services 1 p.m. Sunday at Carthage Chapel of Sanderson Funeral Home conducted by Bro. Don Bailey.

Interment Butler Cemetery in Jackson County. SANDERSON of Carthage, Directors, 735-2118 PATTERSON, Leo F. Age 88. Friday March 16, 1984. Survived by two sisters, Mrs.

Kate Wright, Nashville, Mrs. R. Lunsford, Chattanooga, number of nieces and nephews. Remains are at Nave Funeral Home (Lebanon) until 4 p.m. Saturday.

The remains will be at Eastland Chapel, 904 Gallatin Road, Nashville where funeral services will be held 2 p.m. Sunday conducted by the Rev. J.D. Joines. Pallbearers: James, Jim, Jesse, and Venus Hark-reader, Edwin Brown, and Lanny Worsham.

Interment Caraway Cemetery (Gladeville, NAVE FUNERAL HOME, Lebanon Dickson, Tn. HALL, Mrs. Pauline Clarke Widow of Frank S. Hall. Friday morning March 16, 1984 in Chattanooga, Tn.

Survivors include three grandchildren, Mrs. Rebecca Brown Salmond, Hixson, Mr. Robert W. Brown, Dickson. and Mr.

Charles Hall Brown, Gallatin; six great grandchildren; son-in-law, Mr. Wilson D. Brown, Gallatin. Her remains are at the Taylor Funeral Home where friends may call after 1 p.m. Saturday March 17.

Funeral services will be conducted Sunday afternoon March 18 at 2 p.m. from the First United Methodist Church with the Rev. Luke Fuqua officiating. Interment will be in the Fews Chapel Cemetery. Services under the direction of TAYLOR FUNERAL HOME.

Dickson. 446-2808 ANDERSON, Mr. Roy Cleveland- Of Madison, Friday, March 16, 1984 at Parkview Hospital. He was a Member Deacon of First Baptist Church in Madison and a 32nd Degree Survived by wife, Mrs. Frances S.

Anderson, Madison; two sons, Richard Steele Anderson, Randall -Wayne Anderson; two daughters, Robert A. Kite, Sheri Lynn Anderson; three granddaughters; sis-ter, Mrs. Bridges Kittrell. The -r- remains are at Madison Funeral 219 Old Hickory Blvd. where funeral services will be conducted Monday morning at 10 a.m.

by Dr. Clyde Cutrer. Honorary Pallbearers: Active and Inactive Deacons of First Baptist Church and the Fellowship Sunday School Class. Active Pallbearers: Billy Kemp, Glen Canter. Harry Canter, Charles Canter, Earl --West, and Billy West.

Interment Spring Hill Cemetery. The body will 'lie in state after 6 p.m. Saturday. MADISON FUNERAL HOME. Directors, 868-9020 76, formerly of Nashville, Thursday, March 15, 1984 at a Lawrenceburg Hospital.

A native of Giles County and the widow of John Davis. The beloved sister of John Ed Sherrill, Pulaski; dear aunt of Mrs. Martha Ann Sherrill Martin, Misses Katie, Marguerite, Mary Jane, and Carolyn Sherrill, John Ed, Joe Allen, Thomas, Henry Albert, and Robert Sherrill, all of Pulaski, Mrs. Leone Brown, Athens, and Herbert Sherrill, Lima, several great nieces and great nephews, and cousins also survive. Visitation with the family 7-8 p.m.

Saturday at Queen Ann Funeral Home, Pulaski. Funeral services 1:00 p.m. Sunday, Mar. 18, 1984 in Abraham McKissack Memorial Chapel conducted by Rev. A.B.

Stewart. Interment Maplewood Cemetery, Pulaski. Pallbearers: Nephews. QUEEN ANN FUNERAL HOME. Directors Springfield, Tn.

MCINTOSH, James H. Age 57j March 15, 1984. Survived by brother, Joseph Donald Mcintosh; sisters. Mrs. Elizabeth Carney, Mrs.

Ruth Whitehead, Mrs. Martha Ford, Mrs. Mary Felts. Remains are at Austin Bell Funeral Home, where services will be conducted Sunday at 2 p.m. Interment Robertson County Memorial Gardens.

AUSTIN BELL FUNERAL HOME. Springfield, 384-4515. WINSTON, Mother Macy Thursday March 15, 1984 at a local infirmary. Survived by daughter, Ms. Barbara Caruthers; devoted great granddaughters, Marilyn and Diane Winston; grandchildren.

Bertha Lee and Tommy Winston; and fourteen other great grandchildren, six devoted and thirty-eight others; eighteen great great grandchildren; a host of devoted nieces and nephews; sons-in--law; daughters-in-law; and other relatives and friends. Visitation with the family March 18, 1984 7-8 p.m. with funeral services to follow at the Rose of Sharon Primitive Baptist Church, 3903 Milford Road conducted by the Pastor Elder C.R. Hooten. Interment Monday March 19, 1984 10:00 a.m.

at Greenwood Cemetery. W.E. HAMILTON SONS, 329-2389, Charles W. Hamilton, Director Franklin, Tn. FISHER, Nakia Sherai (Chigger) Age 2.

Passed away Thursday March 15, 1984 in Williamson County Hospital. Survivors: mother, Cecilia Fisher; father, Kerry Bell; two brothers, Brian and Mickey Fisher; grandfathers, Delmas Bell and Everett Fisher; grandmothers, Johnnie Mae Fisher and Delphine Bell; seven aunts; six uncles; a host of cousins, other relatives and friends; a devoted friend, Mary Terrel. Visitation with the family Saturday March 17, 1984, 1-2 p.m. at Providence Primitive Baptist Church. Funeral services will follow at 2 p.m.

at the Church. Elder Jasper Hatcher officiating. Burial in Meadowlawn Memorial Gardens, Maury County, Tn. Rev. L.R.

Dawson, Mortician JAMES, Dr. W.F. Bernell Friday Goodlettsville, To. LOVELL, Robert Scott Age 21 years, Thursday. March 15, 1984.

Survived by parents. Bob and Mary March 16, 1984 at Nashville Health Care Center. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Pauline James; children, W.F. Bernell, New Orleans, Mrs.

Paula James-Gill, Nashville, and Mrs. Norma James-Krueger, Germany, and other relatives. Com- Slete arrangements to be announced. ADKINS Alice tovell; sister, Lisa Loveu Craig; maternal grandmother, Mrs. Bernice Sona; paternal grandmother, Mrs.

Lovell; nephew, Matthew Portland, Tn. FREEMAN, Leslie Franklin March 14, 1984 at Brandywood Nursing Home in Gallatin. Survived by wife, Mrs. Lena Smith Freeman, Hendersonville; four daughters, Mrs. Agnes Walden, Portland, Mrs.

Avis Webb, Goodlettsville, Mrs. Ann Malin, Don-elson, Mrs. Katherine Groves, Old Hickory; fifteen grandchildren; thirty-one great grandchildren; three great great grandchildren. Remains are at Wilkinson Wiseman Funeral Home in Portland where family will receive visitors from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m.

Thursday and Friday, March 15 and 16. Services will be conducted Saturday, March 17 at 3 p.m. by Richard Patton and Leon Grubbs at Wilkinson Wiseman Funeral Home. Interment Old Brush Cemetery. Grandsons will serve as Pallbearers.

WILKINSON WISEMAN FUNERAL HOME Thomas Craig. Memorial services 145 Person-To-Person ANNOUNCEMENTS HENDERSONVILLE: Female Roommate Wanted. fcaturday afternoon at 3 p.m. at toie Garrett, Goodlettsville, by Rev. Donald Reider.

IN LIEU OF FLOWERS CONTRIBUTIONS MAY BE MADE TO VANDERBILT CHIL-DRENS HOSPITAL OR YOUR FAVORITE CHARITY. VISITATION WITH THE FAMILY SATURDAY 1 to -3 P.M. COLE GARRETT FUNERAL HOME. COLE GARRETT, Goodlettsville. EMPLOYMENT 1 discount on rent and utilities in exchange tor cleaning, cooking, friendship, etc Ban-nerTennessean, Drawer 3469, 1 100 Broad, Nashville 3720? MCKELL, Ms.

Jessie Mai Tuesday, March 13, 1984 at a local infirmary. Survived by daughters, Mrs. Deborah Phillips, Ms. Vicki McKell, Ms. Pamela McKell; sons, Shawn, Darrin and Ricky McKell; mother, Mrs.

Virginia Crosby; sister, Mrs. Nancy McKell; granddaughters, Tosha Mon-iquie Phillips, Shenika Lajuan McKell; son-in-law, Mr. Ernest Phillips; devoted friends. Employees of the Kentucky Sausage Company; other relatives and friends. The family will receive friends Sunday, March 18, 1984 from 7 to 8 p.m.

at the Watson Grove Baptist Church. 1415 Horton St. Funeral services to follow conducted by Rev. C.W. Goodwin.

Flor-albearers selected from Mothers of Watson Grove. Pallbearers selected from Deacons Trustees of Watson Grove. Interment Monday morning, March 19, at 11 a.m. Greenwood Cemetery. PATTON BROS LEWIS SMITH FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

North Chapel, 255-2371. SWINGERS MAGAZINE Address, phone 's. photos of LOCAL couples- singles, S500 T.SM, PO Box 23644, Nashville, 37202 Or Call The Swingers Lounge, 251-9044 310ClericolSecretoriol Word Procning 302 Employment Agencies 1 10 legal 125 Cemetery lot REEVES, Elsie- March 16, 1984 in CLAY, Theodore Brother of Raymond Clay others. Funeral service Monday. March 19, 1984 at Southern Star Baptist Church at 12 noon in Louisville.

Ky. The remains are at A D. Porter Son Funeral Home. Courtesy of JOHNSON HOUSE OF ATENA. DISCREET VIDEO DATING Personal, confidential Weekdays Ham-8pm, Sat 10-5, call 226-1066 WOODLAWN-Oarden of Religion 6, 8 gravesites S600 ea Less for all.

262-1831 Robert Half Personnel 1101 Kermil Suite 407 (615) 361-4900 Baltimore, Md. Former operator of Reeves School, 28th and Poston Ave- PARTNERS PLUS-A NEW nue. Arrangements incomplete. SUSAN MURDOCH'S Personnel Consultants 255-0506 United Southern Bk. service for the discriminating single.

Video dating has come 130 LostFound to Nashville Appts. ixrtm ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS CITY OF SMITHVILLE, TENNESSEE Separate sealed bids for furnishing labor, equipment, materials, supervision, testing, etc. for site work on Smithville Industrial Park East, Phase I will be received bv the SNELLING (, SMELLING EDP Specialists 329-0223 MODELING 8. MASSAGE A Wonderful Place To Relax SATIN DOLLS: 227-9025. REWARD Lost female golden retriever, OCCUPATIONAL PLACEMENT 3814 Cleghorn Ave 383-7753 derbilt area.

Call Rot) 327-2195 OUR CLIENTS SAY OUR LADYS ARE NO. 1 833-5450 Or J-7 City of Smithville at the office of the Mayor until MIX TERRIER Found in Green Hills area, long white hair, female about I vr. 794-1100, (Dottie) Medical Placement 205 23rd AVE NO, 327-1236 1 50 legol Services 2:00 P.M. C.S.T. March 29, 1984, and then at said Johnnie May Sircv Personnel 607 Due West Bldg.

Ellington Pkwy Due West 868-4158 office publicly opened and REWARD DOG Lost female yellow Lab. Green Hills area, 297-7742. read aloud. The Information for Bid DIAMOND PERSONNEL One Maryland Farms 377-3344 DIVORCE-S50 BOTH SIGN DRUNK DRIVING-S50 FIRST OFFENSE BANKRUPTCY Simple -Immediate Service DAVID HARRELSON. Attv 2108 Parkway Towers 244-7707 DOG-LOST, sable white male collie S100 reward.

Call 790-6590 evenings COKER, Nellie Alma- Friday, March 16, 1984. Survived by husband, Herlie Coker, Bethpage; son, James Caruthers; daughters, Dorothy Head and Beverly Westover; stepson, Ray Coker; step daughters, Margaret Apple and Doris Cockrill; sisters, Florence Bohanan and Amelia Lowe, all of Nashville; several grandchildren; and great grandchildren. Remains rest at Phillips-Robinson Funeral Home, 2707 Gallatin Road where services will be held Monday, March 19, 1984. at 1:00 p.m. Pallbearers: Clyde Apple, Walt Westover, Danny King, B.F.

Peyton, Nick Apple, Robert Kenneth Anderson and James L. Goodrun. Interment Spring Hill Cemetery. PHILLIPS-ROBINSON Directors. ders, Form of Bid, Form of Contract, Plans, Spec Due to recent expansion our nationwide telecommunications firm has immediate availability in the following positions: CUSTOMER SERVICE REP 35wpm typing or CRT experience, pleasant profe-esional phone manner, full or part time.

COMMUNICATORS RESEARCHERS Degree preferred. Prior experience in customer relations field helpful. Full time only. 0ATA ENTRY. CLERKS 65-70wpm typing.

10 key adding machine ability by touch. Full time only. If you qualify for- toy ot these positions call our personnel dept between thehoursof 9am-6pm. 385-0564 SNELLING SNELLING St Cloud Corner 255-4811 ifications, and Forms of Bid Bond, Performance REWARD" Ladies ring lost 3-9-84 downtown, around arcade. 876-4363 UPWARD MOBILITY Expert Service-low low fee 325 Plus Park 366-1777 HEARING AIDE- Zenith, lost Sat.

So. Nashville, Reward, 832-0185 Franklin, Tn. CULBERSON, Mrs. Robbie Age 91. March 16, 1984.

Survived by daughter, Mrs. Sam (Fronie) Smith-son, Ash Hill Community; sons, Cla-bern Culberson, J.W. Culberson, both of Franklin; six grandchildren; eight great grandchildren; several great great grandchildren. Remains are at Williamson Memorial Funeral Home. Funeral services 2 p.m.

Saturday afternoon at Cool Springs Primitive Baptist Church, Milton Lil-lard officiating. Interment Cool Springs Cemetery. Honorary Pallbearers: Members of Cool Springs Primitive Baptist Church, Benny Hargrove, David Graves, Rev. Donald Stone. Active Pallbearers: Grandsons Friends.

WILLIAMSON MEMORIAL FUNERAL HOME, 794-2289. MARTHA CHILD General Practice834-4300 4220 Nolensville Rd (across from Service Merchandise) and Payment Bond, and other contract documents may be examined at the following: Nashville Contractors' POINDEXTER ASSOC 256-8077 5th Fl-Metropoiitan Federal DOG FOUND-Female Cocker Spaniel, blonde, Nashboro Village area, 366-4054 DIVORCE Ally John T. Connerj III 601 Stahlman Bids. 254-3444 Free Consultation SNELLING SNELLING Professional Placement Svc 4701 Trousdale 331-0980 Pine Street, Nashville, Tennessee; F.W. Dodge Corporation, 325 Plus BRACELET lost-Mans.

downtown area near State Office Bidg Reward. 25f -39l4 DOG Found Basset Hound. Identify pay ad 262-'4? VIVIAN BRANDON CAREER PROFESSIONALS, INC. 19th Fl. 1st American Ctr.

742-2582 Park Boulevard, Nashville, Tennessee. 155 TravelVocation Copies may be obtained at fcOPPAGE, Mrs. Lillie Mae- Of 2006 AAA EMPLOYMENT 868-0644 833-6081 Little Fee Agency DRIVE A CAR TO IL Call 744-8000 140 Speciol Notices the office of Sverdrup and Parcel and Associates, Inc. located at 33S4 Perimeter Hill Drive, Nashville, Tennessee 37211 upon payment of $100.00 Sandi Smith Personnel 8. Tower 14th Ave.

North, March 16, 1984 at a local hospital. Survived by one son; seven daughters. Complete arrangements to be announced. K. GARDNER SON, Kossie Gardner.

Manager-Director MAKSHALL DUNNfcXLY COMBS, Murf reesboro, Tn. SMITH, Mrs. Thelma McHenry Age 61. 704 East Vine Murfreesboro, passed away Wednesday, March 14, 1984 at her home. Services will be held 1:00 p.m.

Sunday, March 18, at St. John United Methodist Church, Cainsville, Tn. Burial in the Evergreen Cemetery, Murfreesboro, ''The Rev. Roland Scruggs will offici-' ate. She is survived by one stepson, Mr.

David Smith, Indianapolis, one stepdaughter-in-law, Mrs. Ella Bell Smith, Indianapolis, one sister, Mrs. Clara McCarver, Detroit, three brothers, Mr. Raymond McHenry, Lascassas, Mr. Will Eliott McHenry, Murfreesboro, Mr.

George McHenry, Louisville, twelve sis-'" ters-in-law, Mrs. Florence McHenry, Mrs. Alma Smith. Lascassas, Mrs. 'Dellie McHenry, Mrs.

Nannie B. i McHenry, Mrs. Mattie Knox, Mrs. Bell, Mrs. Maude Odom.

Mrs. Cora Rucker, Mrs. Hattie Smith, Mrs. Emma Smith, of Murfreesboro, Mrs. Elizabeth Rucker, Mrs.

Lucy Smith, of Nashville, five brothers-in-law, Mr. George McCarver, Mr. William Smith, Mr. Raymond Rucker, Nash-' yille, Mr. Toliver Odom, and Mr.

J.P. Rucker, Murfreesboro; a host of devoted nieces, nephews, cousins, 'and other relatives and friends. A Member of St. John United Method-' -ist Church, she was a retired employee of Middle Tennessee State The body will lie in state Saturday March 17, 1984 from 1 p.m. until at the J.C.

Helium's Funeral Home, and 12:00 p.m. until 1:00 p.m. Sunday, March 18. 1984 at St. John 'United Methodist Church, Cainsville, Nieces and Nephews will be Flowerbearers and Pallbearers.

J.C. -HELLUM FUNERAL HOME, Mur--freesboro, in charge of all arrange-! ments 1 60 Vacation Rentals Timeshare EXPO INN KNOXVILLE 1-40 at 21st Sf. Salespersons March Introductory Otter. 'i Price Room Sale We Pamper Commercial Travelers I-8O0-824-5334. DEALY ROURKE PERSONNEL Nashville's largest 292-0931 for each set.

Any unsuccessful bidder, upon returning such set a i iTrt itui iPAhirr DESTIN. FLA 1 bedroom condo, beautifully furnished, completely equipped, cable TV, pool, golf, tennis, health spa, private beach access, S50 per night, 615 356-1001 305 Employment Information promptly and in good con dition, will be refunded his Cancelled, reiected, Teenagers-low rates. AAAA Insurance, 242-1961; payment, and any non--bidder will not be refunded his payment. ft CLERICAL PERSON Must possess excellent numbers ability. 10-key calculator experience, SO wnm typing ability, ability to work with tha ouofic.

Excellent fringe benefits, salary commensurate with experience. Respond lo Ban-ner-Tennesseen Drawer 34WM, 1100 Broadway, Nashville, TN 37202. DEBTS I am not responsible lor any debts other than my own Johnie Lehigh, 107 Trinity LfV The owner reserves the LAKE TANSI-1 Wk tradeab-le-2 bedrooms, fireplace, wooded site, beautiful recreational facilities sell at old price 615-624-7172, 698-0669 FT WALTON BEACH, FLA Gulf front, 1 bedroom, fully eouipoed condo, sleeps 6. S50 per night, 901-363-1898. right to waive any informalities or to reiec! any or all bids.

ALPHA PLASMA CTR 511 8th Ave So 244-0960 CASH EACH DONATION YOUR KEY TO A JOB A Professional Resume JOB RESUME $9 8, up. We wriiedesigntype-lettersoorffoiios, etc. Men women-24 yrs eiperience. Copies while vou wait. GUARANTEED RESULTS Professional Resume Svc 1719 End Suite 317 329-1863 Each bidder must deposit "ADDICTED TO FOOD" Call Overeaters Anonymous.

with his bid, security in the amount, form and 833-5402 No pues or i-ees. GULF SHORES CONDOS For rent. LOWDER REALTY, 57A BEACH FRONT CONDO Gulf Shores, Al. 269-9802 alter 6pm Columbia, Tn. SPARKMAN, Mattie Beard- Age 86, resident of Conant St, widow of Coleman Sparkman, died Thursday, March 15.

1984 at Southern Hills Hospital. Survived by four daughters, Mrs. Roxie Williams, Madison, Mrs. Barbara Woody, Columbia, Mrs. Ruby Webb, Mrs.

Jessie McKnight, both of Nashville; son, Clifton R. Sparkman, Culleoka; sister, Mrs. Ida White, Florida; half sister, Mrs. Doris Wakefield, Santa Fe; two half brothers, Kennard Beard, Columbia, Elbert Beard, Washington, DC; several grandchildren. Services will be Saturday, March 17, 1984 at 1 p.m.

at the Oakes Nichols Funeral Home with Rev. Ezell Rose officiating. Interment Adkisson Cemetery. OAKES NICHOLS. 388-471 1.

STROLLING ACCORDIONIST VOCALIST. Breakfasts, Luncheons Friti. 242-5020 DARRELL WALKER subiect to the conditions provided in the Information for Bidders. Attention of bidders is oarticulalv called to the requirements as to conditions of employment to be PERSONNEL 859-1153 341-5840 EDUCATIONAL observed and minimum PLACING SALES TALENT Is Our Only Business SALES CONSULTANTS 367-0300 SECRETARY For 154 unit elderly ao? com-ptex in Antioch Typing strong office skills, reouireo Unique opoortuniiv fof motivated individual who entov working with senior citizen Background in aot. management pius SaiVv commensurate weipertence.

EOE Send resume to: Ward, 1800 Centyrv Btvd. Northeast Suite 1560. Atlanta, CA 30345 DOROTHY JOHNSON'S CAREER CONSULTANTS 18th Floor Ist American Ctr. 244-4060 Dustis.Fla. Hendersonville, Tn.

CURTIS. Thomas I. Ill- March 13, 1984. Born in Davidson County. Mr.

Curtis moved to Florida in 1978 after his retirement. He attended public private schools in Tennessee. In his early life, he was employed by the Dupont Co. He was in engineer-ing-the construction of new plants. At the age of 27, he was promoted to the top level of supervision, later he was manager and buyer for the Mercantile stores.

In 1955 he purchased a clothing store in Terre Haute, Indiana, he operated this until he semi retired. He was a member of the Church of Christ since he was 12 yrs old. He was a member of Master Masonic Lodge No. 39 of New Albany, Indiana, the Masonic Consistory Scottish Rite of Louisville, Ky. He obtained a 32nd Degree there.

He was a member of the Elks Lodge of New Albany, Indiana and the Zorah Shrine of Terre Haute, Ind. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Louida Grace Curtis; daughters, Betty Lois Bender, Plant City. Cindy Davies. Fontanet.

sons. Thomas I. Curtis IV. Tampa, Charles C. Curtis, Mt.

Washington, ten grandchildren; six great grandchildren. Remains are at Cole Garrett. Hendersonville. where services will be at 10 a.m. Monday.

March 19. 1984 with Joe Sanders and Walter Allen officiating. Pallbearers: Relatives and friends. Elks Lodge Memorial Services 7 p.m. Saturday.

March 17, 1984. Masonic Services Sunday evening. March 18, 1984. Interment Spring Hill Cemetery. COLE GARRETT, Hendersonville.

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OOOO BENEFITS- Free parking, non smoker preferred Call tyr Flury al 26-4S10 SEMI DRIVERS COURSE S895 All training in Murfreesboro 2 week courseD.O.T. 10b placement assistance Call: 254-8433 1-895-2070 VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY JOB LINE 322-8383 Eoul Opportunity Employer NASHVILLE AUTO DIESEL COLLEGE 1524 Gallatin Rd. Nashville. Tn 615-226-399Q BUSINESS SKILLS: Secretarial. Word Processing, Computers, Branetl Couege 297-1)00 wage rates to be paid under the contract, Section 3, Segreagated Facility, Section 109 and E.O.

11246. No bidder may withdraw his bid within 30 days after the actual date of the opening thereof. Each bidder shall certify that he has fully complied w.th requirements of Chapter 135, Public Acts of 1945 and Amendment, Chapter 165, Public Acts of 1947 of the General Assembly of the State of Tennessee, known as the General Contractors Licensing Law. The Contractor's License Number, expiration date of license, and that part of the classification applying to the bid shall appear on the envelope containing bid, otherwise the bid shall not be opened. March 14, 1984 Waniford Cantrell, Mayor (2600188) SEMI DRIVERS SCHOOL Start At Home With UNITED TRUCK MASTERS 347-0479 Hdqtrs Clearwater, Fla HAVE EPILEPSY? Lootung tor emprovment The Comprehensive Epilefnv Program Training Placement Service (TAPS) cn help vou A free service.

CALL 322-2294 CUMBERLAND SCHOOL OF MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY 327-1256 or 526-3660 Cookeville Funeral Home GENERAL OFFICE AND RECEPTIONIST CPT experience preferred day. tam-Spm. free paring 1 company benefits. A poly in person. Tennessee Wholesale Drug Co 200 Cumberland Bend, Metro Center Eauol Opportunity Employee Drauqhons Junior College Plus Park al Paviiiion Bivd 131 em Ave No (Downtown) 361-7555 242 1674 SOUTHEASTERN ACAOEMY Airline Travel Training Located kissimmee, FL Information, 1-800-327-9)21 AMERICAN RESUME PROFESSIONAL'S CHOICE Creative resumes, eiecut've portfolios, cover letter! Guaranteed intervw policy.

2014 Broadway. Suite 270 329-1037 NURSE ASSISTANT MEDICAL ASSISTANT 255-7531 MEDICAL CAREER COLLEGE 537 Mom St RICHARDSON. Mrs. Ethel Grimes March 15. 1984.

Graveside services 11 a.m. Saturday March 17 in Woodlawn Memorial Park. WOODLAWN FUNERAL HOME. 383-4754 STROUD, Eddie Dean (Booney) March 11, 1984, suddenly in Orangeburg, Germany. Survived by five sisters, Ms.

Norma J. Vanderpool, Barbara Dillard, and Phyllis Lofton, all of Nashville, Cliffordine Farin, Denver, Sherri Anderson, Bermuda; four brothers. James Oglesby, William Dillard, Nashville. Harry Dillard, San Antonio, Henry Lee Stroud, Austin, one devoted aunt, Anita Cook; five uncles. Deacon James Oglesby and Gary Oglesby, Nashville, Harry Oglesby.

Boston, Alvin Oglesby, Washington, DC, Edward Oglesby, of a host of nieces, nephews, cousins, other relatives and friends. The remains will be conveyed to St Luke P.B. Church. 135 Lewis St. this Monday, Mar.

19. where visitation with the family will be from 7-8 p.m. Funeral immediately following conducted by Elder Lowery Mooney. Flowerladies and Pallbearers: Cousins. Interment Tuesday, 11:00 a m.

National Cemetery. WRIGHT'S FUNERAL HOME, in charge, 255-8735 RECEPTIONIST TYPIST Marketing ft mancrfacturino company IS looking. rereolion-isf tvwst. Job entails answering onone, tvotna, ln-ng. fceierv commensurate with exper-eince.

Aooty 1220 Eitxtkit. 41? Space Park South, between 1 PM Thun mrouett yVed Computer Programming Word Processing 868-7444 EXECUTIVES-Jot chang.rg' far professional assistance, Roo-ert Jameson ASSOC li J1-50A1 For A Travel Career Ambassador Institute of Travel Next class begins Apr 23, 1984 385-2000 IIQlecjoly IIQUgols LEGAL 125 Cemetery lott COMPUTER TRAINING INSTITUTE Programming Word Processing 335-0711 Woodiawn Garden of Rochet. 2 lots 11.000 uui. turns LAWRENCE, Richard Jerry Of 1200 Avondale Circle. Departed this Excellent eoslHon for ambitious Secretary with some legal experience.

Do vou have good skins as welt as good grammar 4 settling 1 a professional eopeerenre' so. ceil Cherry 24-270 oVween 130-1! 110 UgoH llOtegok Funeral Home TELEPHONE COLLECTOR For collection agency, experience oreterred, buf wfj consider sharp trainea 'Se-ery plus bonus, permanent position Reply coronct to Drawer WWW c'o Banner--Tennesseen. Neshvtiie. Tn 3'202 LEGAL NOTICE TO BIDDERS Sealed bH wM be received by Sfete tee. Department ef Ttotwpettetiett the re me jot ef buildrnofi) otidar ethat enlevements located en Protect Number J3004 04 Sumner County horn AlttxoiHnoteh) 1600 Nt ef S.

41 le Md bids to be publicly opened and teod oleud by aaent ef me Stole in Ike aoditenum en the Thed float 1 the Department fhtea at 2200 Cf-OfWtte Avenue NmhviUe. Tennessee, art 1 OOP ft, an ff idoy. Inarch 30. I84 The HKcettM bdden he teauifed ta reman the improvements en at before Jynf A certified er cashier cherk tn the amount at TWO MUNWEO A NO HFTY (SJSO 00) DOUAIS required at bid band, end mat. be included each bid fcd band, efino umwtcettful baedert be returned Mtewmej tha apenmas ef bh by certified meJ.

A parfwmance band, by depam ef certified, er a-hror chad, er by a cantract at" surety, be resulted an each tract nt the amounts at indicated The successful bidder)) arJ be teaueed la pay tha ante am. at M. and la denes tha life Wednesday March 14. 1984 at a local hospital. Survived by devoted wife.

Mrs. Gracie Mai Lawrence; daughters, Mrs. Pearlie Mai Williams. Mrs. Earline Cartwright.

Goodlettsville. Tn. and Mrs. Margaret Thompson, Nashville; son. Richard James Lawrence, Nashville; foster daughter, Mrs.

Christine Taylor, Nashville; sons-in-law. Buford Cartwright and George Thompson; daughters-in-law. Mrs Elease Lawrence; foster son-in-law. Leroy Taylor, twelve grandchildren, one great grandchild; one foster grandchild; sisters-in-law. Mrs.

Vera Dickey. Mrs. Margaret Belcher. Mrs. Emma Hoggett, Mrs.

Joyce Shannon. Mrs. Hamer Shannon, Nashville, and LEGAL NOTICE TO BIDDERS Sealed bds be receved by the State of Department Of Transportation tor the removal of bmldtnqls) rwl Of orhef rpovement located on Preset Number 6009? 2211-14. F-75 Mufy County From hortheatl of Ml Pleasant Near Maury County Airport to Eatt ot on Road, wd bds to be pubtacty opened and read aloud by an aqent ot the Stata ma aud.tnnum on me fhird Floor at tha Department offices at A'OO Charlotte Avenue Nasnvitie. Tenneuee at 2 00 Ot FrOay March 30 1964 The urxsti4 txvtenv a be required to remove thf m-provementt on or before June 1.

19e4 A certified 0 Cart Cher me amount of TWO MUNDPtO ANO Flf TV (W50 OOl OOLIABS rwjueed at a td bond and must be eKiuoed entr each rd Bd bonds ot the unsuccessful txioer writ be returned fonwnq the open-mqs of CMft by certifced ma4 A performance bond by depo-Vf a celft-ed or caVe checti or by a contract of surety na be requrred on each tract e) tn emounn as novated WORD PROCESSOR Prestieiout, firm relocating to Brentwood wou i.xe an exoernced word processor who erwovs a Send Resume to: Drawer No. 1SIOM, Banner-Tennestean. Nasnviee. Tn J'2OT MEDtCM. MANAGEMENT FIRM Offering too ocmartunity for secreterv'roceoortrtt a0 worn retirement.

Medxat experience a (Hut tut not reowred. CM Diana Ray MM-vM McNEESE, Edna Emily Lee Age 88. March 15. 1984 at a local hospital. Survived by seven sons, 5 Lawson of Hendersonville.

Tho mas. Dalton. and Paul, all of Nashville. James of Joelton. Arthur of Huntsville, and Clarence of Panama.

Central America; one daughter. Louise Simpson of Nashville; thirty-two grandchildren; forty-seven great grandchildren; one great great grandchild. Remains are at For-, est Lawn, where funeral services will be conducted Saturday at 3:00 p.m. with James McNeese officiating. Visitation with the I family Friday 3-10 p.m.

Inter-! ment in Forest Lawn Memorial Park. FOREST LAWN FUNERAL HOME. in charge of arrangements. 859-5279. eeqvnred pertermonce band, and athet aatsteaatM earifytna tha tovemao ef edieuoto anuranc.

and Mrs. Annie Mai Bowers, Colorado payment at al apfthutbte ewnese prnrneee taeea, by the date ef the tenth ful wera day Wti (Threaten that auch Wd() are cemidend aa tha bast TMCTS TO TACT 0 tl DtwOUTION AT 1HC OeilON Of lt SuCCtSSHX The successful bfdderitl wr be roued to pay the purchase rxce ft any tu4 and to depoert me reouved performance bond, and other document vef'fyg the coveraoe of adeouate etturance. and payment ot aa appwcaMe butnM taiet by me clot of me tenth tue worttng day tos toewnq notcatA that Such btt are considered aa the beat CKH racemad tiCTS TO eiXMO IV WUCt HOWNG 0 CtMOU tON at tx oeOi 0 tie; suCCtssf ut tcof a SUITER. Mrs. Jane Clark- Age 56 years.

Friday. March 16. 1984 at a local infirmary. Survived by husband. Clarence Suiter: daughters.

Mrs. Deborah Gentry, Murfreesboro. Mrs. Cindy Wells. Franklin, Tracy Lynn Suiter.

Brentwood, six grandchildren; parents, James and Oneda Davis Mavs, Nashville; brother, William Clark. Nashville. Her remains are at the Chapel of Martin's Bracey-Welsh. 209 Louise Avenue, where services will be held Monday morning at 10 o'clock conducted by Jim Bill Mclnteer. Entombment Harpeth Hills Mausoleum.

Active Pallbearers: W.I. Smith. E. Johnson. Roy Lawrence.

William Gentry. David H. Wells, William Clark Jr. Honorary Pallbearers: Dempsey Dovle. Lscondio.

Rav Withers. St Petersburg. Joseph Reynolds. Paul McLauren. Nashville.

Cooper Scott Springfield. Don King, Pulaski, Gene Hooper. Cookeville. Dr. Ira Johnson.

Officers of Third National Bank and the The Roval Order of Jester. The family will receive friends at the funeral home Saturday. 3 to 7 m. and Sunday 1 to 3. to lUm MARTIN BRACEY-WELSit 327-1032 DSP Si, TP ACT pttfOPMANCI ADOMSt ITthJ STtUCTUPf OtrO HO TPACT NO ADOPCSS 7 ZtONROAO ttMin Pf BFOPMANCE Typf STRUCTURE fcOhO OSf S'0V FRAME DWELLING $550 00 nuet etc seiGi tt tesmut tin a Tha b.dd a net esaa Springs.

brothers-in-law, Leonard Shannon. Elder Harold Shannon. Leonard Dickey and Lawrence Hoggett a host of cousins; other relatives and friends dear friends, Charles Lowe and Albert Steward. Vacuity and Staff of Gra-Mar Elementary School. Visitation with family Sunday March 18.

1984 at Patton Bros. Chapel South Chapel. 1306 South Street 7-8 p.m. Funeral services to follow. Elder Harold Shannon and Rev.

Maydell Dowlen officiating Interment Monday March 19. 1384. 11 00 a m. at Second Grove Cemeterv. White House.

Tn PATTON BROS LEWIS SMITH FUNER AL DIRECTORS. 1306 South Street.Vuth Chapel. m. The Stata teeeree. the tvabt la retort any andal ti 1 Mt wrerreat.

er aeerentee. the I ruiuviw. iv Tw(u JTONROAO FPAMf DWf LL'NG tCXOutKJt, SSSOOO Th t3og not open to State emptoyeet or thee agent The State reserve the now to rewct ao and a tvo The State one not aarrent or guarantee the condrtm Outy moveP4v "xt of teuaoe metefe. or any Other ejtfrt pertaewng lo the and Or Other mt. prnert whatsoever ch conie cor-pee of the txs.

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