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Death Notices BROWN- Tuesday. Sept. 10. 1963, at 1:15 p.m. at her home.

323 Meridian Mrs. Mary McNeese Brown. age 38 vears. Survived by daughter. Miss Brenda Fav Brown: son.

Glenn Haden Brown. Nashville: mother. Mrs. Edna McNeese Nashville: sister. Mrs.

Louise Simpson. Nashville: brothers. Lawson McNeese. Hendersonville. Tenn.

Clarence McNeese. Panama Canal. Arthur and Dalton McNeese. Huntsville. James.

Paul and Thomas McNeese. Nashville. Remains at the Buena Vista Funeral Home. 1503 Buchanan St. Services Thursdav at 2 p.m.

at the Gospel Assembly Church. 5th and Fatherland conducted by Rev. L. A DaVault. Active pallbearers: David Eidson.

Baxtlev Linder. Ralph Butler. A. Goodwin. M.

Hamilton. Jack Minor Interment Forest Lawn Memorial Garden. Buena Vista Funeral Home. AL 4-7511. CUMMINS Monday evening, Sept.

9, 1963, at a local hospital, Mrs. Lois Land Cummins, age 55 years. Survived by husband, Kenneth Cummins Jr. of Central City, daughter, Mrs. Kay Meadows, of Cleveland, Ohio: sister, Mrs.

Emma Resier, of Dayton, Ohio; brothers, William Land, and James Land, of Harrisburg, Dr. Joseph Land Crockett, Texas, Aud Land, of Anderson, and Alva Land, of Detroit, 7 grandchildren. The remains are at the Hibbett- YorkHailey Chapel in Donelson where services will be conducted Thursday Sept. 12, 1963, at 10:30 o'clock. Interment Mt.

Juliet Cemetery. Hibbett York Hailey Directors, TU 3-2361. GREEN -At a local nursing home, Monday evening, Sept. 9, 1963, James Thomas Green. Husband of Mrs.

Katie Lee Green; father 01 William Houston T. Green, Nashville, James E. Green, Jackson, brother of Luke E. Green, Detroit; 12 grandchildren; 6 great grandchildren. Services 11:00 a.m.

Thursday, Lindsley Ave. Church of Chirist, G. E. Woods, and T. Coy Porter, Ministers.

Pallbearers, Malloy Lovell, Joe Huber, C. E. Mires, Herman Brunson, Douglas Latham, Floyd Herndon, Interment Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Remains at Cosmopolitan Funeral Home.

HARDIMAN- Tuesday morning, Sept. 10, 1963, at a local infirmary, Mrs. Dorothy Clem Hardiman. Survived by daughters, Mrs. Bonnie Graham, Mrs.

Clara Denton; sons. C. M. Bolin, R. C.

Clem, all of Nashville, and Hillis E. Bolin, Florida: 17 grandchildren. The remains are at the Chapel of PettusOwen Wood, 4506 Charlotte where services will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2:00 o'clock conducted by Elder S. L. Hale.

Friends will please serve as pallbearers. Interment Spring Hill Cemetery. Pettus-owen Wood, 2-3392. HENRY-Monday morning. Sent.

9. 1963. at her residence. Debra Sue Henry. Survived by parents.

Mr. and Mrs. James T. Henry: sisters. Jennie Mai.

Emily Jean and Anita Reenea Henry: brothers. James Henry Jerry Wavne. Michael Franklin, Charles Larry and Ronald Lee Henry. all of Nashville: arandparents. Mrs.

Jennie Howell. Nashville. Mr. and Mrs. James Henry, Paterson.

N.J. Remains are at the chapel of Pettus-Owen Wood. 4506 Charlotte Ave. Remains will lie in state at 61st Ave. Methodist Church morning from 9 a.m.

until 10 a.m.. at which time services will be conducted by Rev. John F. Walker. Pallbearers will please serve as follows: James W.

Martin, Herbert Alexander, Billy Dubois and Joe Willard. Interment Cemetery Pettus-Owen Wood. CY 2-3392. LEE -Tuesday, Sept. 10.

1963, at Jackson. Mr. Ervin Pevton Lee. Survived by son. Clarence Lee of Jackson.

sisters. Mrs. Emma Gilbert and Mrs. Retta Mai Grant: brothers. Johnson.

James and Harvey Lee, all of Akron. Ohio. Praver services will be held Wednesdav afternoon at 3 p.m. at the Wright and Fergerson Funeral Home, Jackson. Miss.

Remains will be conveved to the chapel of Pettus-Owen Wood. 4506 Charlotte where funeral arrangements will be completed. Pettus-Owen a d. CY 2-3392. McCLANAHAN At the residence.

1202 McChesnev Tuesday mornina. Sept. 10. 1963. Willie T.

McClanahan. Husband of Mrs. Agnes Greaory McClanahan: father of James and Rov McClanahan. Nashville. Billy McClanahan.

Charoltte. Mrs. Wavy T. Creiahead and Mrs. Peaqv Greene.

Nashville: brother of Alvin Y. McClanahan. Nashville Mrs. Mavron Owens. Detroit.

Mrs. Lillie Bilvue. New York: 12 grandchildren. Services Thursday at 11 a.m.. McFerrin Ave.

Baptist Church. Rev. F. L. Rav and Rev.

Howard Taylor. Pallbearers: Bob Roberts. Ben McClanahan. Frank McClanahan. Roger Green.

Gordon Creighhead. Marvin McClanahan. Interment Dixon Springs Cemetery. Remains Cosmopolitan Funeral Home. RICHARDSON Tuesday morning, Sept.

10, 1963, at a local infirmary, Orville M. Richardson, age 71 vears. Survived by several nieces and nephews. Remains are at the Chapel of Bracey-Welsh Co. 2407 West End where services will be held Wednesdav afternoon at 2 o'clock conducted bv Dr.

Harold J. Purdv. Interment Wondlawn Cemeterv. Emploves of Yellow Cab Co. will serve as active pallbearers.

Bracev-Welsh Inc. STEVENS. -Tuesday morning, Sept. 10, 1963, at a local infirmary, Herman Howard Stevens Jr. Survived by parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Herman H. Stevens grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. C.

E. Stevens, LaKe Wales, Mr. and Mrs. Erman Carden, Nashville. Remains are at the residence.

1412 Brick Church Pike. Funeral services will be held Thursdav afternoon at 2 p.m. at the West Nashville Free Will Baptist Church by Rev. Archie Mahew. The following will please serve as pallbearers: Herman Carden Billy Rat Carden.

Carl Stevens and C. E. Stevens. Interment Woodlawn. Pettus-Owen Wood.

CY 2-3392. WESCOTT -Tuesday morning, Sept. 10. 1963. at A local infirmary.

Earl Wescott. 700 Cleve Old Hickorv. Tenn. Survived by wife. Mrs.

Katherine Claus Wescott: two daughters. Mrs. Martin Moore Jr. and Miss Carol Kav Wescott. all Old Hickory: two sisters.

Miss Marie Wescott. Wilmington. Mrs. Albert Krav. Waterford.

two brothers. L. E. (Bud) Old Hickorv. Dr.

C. 0. Wescott. Seattle. Wash, Remains rest at the funeral home of Phillips-Robinson Co.

Complete funeral arrangements will be announced later. PhillipsRobinson directors. WHITE- Tuesday morning, Sept. 10, 1963, at a local infirmary, Presley Oakley White. Survived by wife, Mrs.

Josephine Holland White; two daughters, Mrs. Joanne White Matthai, Nashville, Mrs. Nina Gene White Coles, Birmingham, sister, Mrs. Geneva White Flanery, Nashville; two brothers, W. Allison White, College Grove, Robert J.

White, Nashville; five grandchildren. Remains rest at the Funeral Home of Phillips- Robinson Co. Funeral services will be conducted at the East Minister Presbyterian Church Wednesday afternoon at 2:00 o'clock, by Rev. Morris Hunt. Honorary pallbearers, Elders and Deacons of East Minister Presbyterian Church.

Active pallbearers. Sam A. Culp, Horace White, Harry Profitt, Leaburn Jones. Melvin Holland, Eugene White, and James Forest White. Interment Mt.

Hope Cemetery, Franklin, Co. Directors. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Educational Fund of East Minister Presbyterian Church. Out of Town College Grove, Tenn. CROCKETT Tuesday afternoon, September 10, 1963, at Rutherford County Hospital, John E.

Crockett. Survived by wife, Mrs. Nannie Belle Garrett Crockett; sister. Mrs. Charlie Claiborne of Truine.

Remains are at the Waller Chapel in Nolensville. Complete rangements will be announced later. Waller 795-2530. Franklin, Tenn. -Monday night, Sept.

9. 1963. John Ben Hargrove, 44 years of age. Survived by wife, Mrs. Mary Anderson Hargrove; four daughters, Joyce Ann, Sue, Carol and Tammy Hargrove, two sons.

Joseph and Lee Hargrove, all of near Franklin; four brothers, Charlie, Richard and William Hargrove of Columbia, Lewis Hargrove of Franklin; sister, Mrs. John Tidwell of Columbia. The remains are at the Franklin Memorial Chapel, where services will be conducted Wednesday afternoon at 2:00 o'clock, by Elder C. C. Sudberry.

Friends will serve as active pallbearers. Interment in the Stinnett Family Cemetery. Franklin Memorial Chapel funeral Directors. Watertown, Tenn. PHILLIPS- Tuesday, Sept.

10, 1963 at 2 p.m. at her residence, Mrs. J. D. Phillips, age 85 vears.

Survived by husband, Judson D. Phillips: one daughter, Mrs. William L. Dunn. Nashville, one son.

Hugh C. Phillips, mingham. three grandsons. six great-grandchildren. Remains are at Evans-Williams Funeral Home, 215 East Main Street, Watertown.

where funeral services will be conducted by Rev. Ray Mabey and Rev. Hall Grimes Thursday morning, at 10 o'clock, Sept. 12, 1963. Active pallbearers are Edsel Floyd.

Basil Patton. Claude Smith, Roy Young Tarplev. Fred Beadle and Cecil Rice. Evans Williams Directors. 2 2 2 20 THE NASHVILLE TENNESSEAN, Wednesday, Sept.

11. 1963 Prize Ribbons Readied State Fair Preparation Speeded Up By JULIE HOLLABAUGH The clamor of hammers and the rumble of wheelbarrows echoed through 1 the State Fairgrounds and Woman's Building vesterday as preparations for the 58th annual Tennessee State Fair zoomed into high gear. Although the fair does not open until Monday seven. engagement of laughter, excitement competitive judging, fair officials and exhibitors virtually completed initial preparations. An elaborate rock garden with fountain, miniature river bridge varieties of holly, hemlock.

finishing touches azalea, landscape pyracantha and received achitect Keith Marshall in the Woman's Building. CONCESSION AND exhibit stands along the midway are springing up and have been nearly completed in the 4-H Club and Home Demonstration Club Building. Record and numbers of entries in art sewing categories were being recorded by clerks in the Woman's Building AS they sorted stacks of children's clothing, suits, bedspreads, dresses, hats, dolls and model cars into "lots" for blue ribbon judging. Some innovations and daring aerial acts headline this year's offerings. Internationally recognized trapeze artists Michele and Michael will perform from a helicopter 500 feet above the ground with no safety devices.

For the first time in eight years, grandstand shows will, be free. There will be one variety Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday and another program of variety acts Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Metro Beer Squad Nabs 10 in Raid The Metropolitan beer squad arrested 10 persons last night at the Bison Club, 2208 Dickerson Road. on breach of peace charges.

The operator of the club, Walter G. Porter, 58. of Dickerson Road was charged with breach of the peace by operating 3. disorderly house. The other nine persons were charged with breach of the peace by loitering about a disorderly house.

Lt. Oscar Harper, head of the beer squad, said his officers moved into the club last night, found a "game of chance progress" and arrested those participating. Th others arrested were Homer Harris, 41. of 1329 Whites Creek Pike: Robert William Chick. 43.

of 5325 Buena Vista Pike: Hyman Goldberg. 61, of the Ross Hotel: Harold C. Bye, 31. who listed his address as Bradfordville. Jolly Carl Russell.

61. of 7202 Hobbs Road: Robert J. Rayburn, 38. of 1413 Jewel John R. Hudgins, 22, of 1711 Juniper Drive: Herbert L.

Baitey. of Edenwold Road, Madison: and Patrick Murchison. 22, Howard, Meadowgreen Drive. Murfreesboro. All made bond were released.

Mrs. Oma Ruth Green Mrs. Oma Ruth South Green, 73. of 3701 Hilltop Lane, of leukemia at 2:30 p.m. yesterday in Baptist Hospital.

Funeral arrangements were incomplete last night. The body will be at Phillips-Robinson Funeral Home until 3 p.m. today, when it will be taken to GasdenLondon Funeral Home, Lewisburg, Tenn. A native of Marshall County, she was a and Hannah daughter of Augustus Elizabeth Bigham South. She was educated there and had been a resident of Nashville for 35 years.

Mrs. Green was a member of Jackson Park Church of Christ. Other survivors are two daughters, Mrs. Estelle Hall and Mrs. Georgia Mai Willette, Nashville: two sisters.

Mrs. both of Carline Stafford and Mrs. Nannie Barrette, both of Lewisburg: six grandchildren and six greatgrandchildren. Mrs. Dorothy Hardiman Services for Mrs.

Dorothy Burns Hardiman, 71, of 386 Settle Court, will be at 2 p.m. today at Pettus Owen Wood Funeral Home. Burial will be in Spring Hill Cemetery, Mrs. Hardiman died after a heart attack at 3 a.m, yesterda day shel, General survived by Hospital. two daughters.

Mrs. Barney Grims and Mrs. Clara Denton, both of Nashville: three sons. Cleo Bolin and R. C.

Clems, both of Nashville. and Hillis Bolin, Florida: and 17 grandchildren. Other Obituaries On Page 15 Seal -utices Out of Town Gallatin, Tennessee HARRIS- Synday, Sept. 8. 1963., at Sumner Memorial Hospital, Mrs.

Eddie L. Harris. Survived by dear friend, Mr. McClellan; Dear Cousins, Mrs. Daisy Cantrell, Mrs.

Lummie Nuble and Mrs. Rithie Mae Dunn; a host of other cousins and many relatives survive. The Family will receive friends at the Funeral Home Tuesday evening from 7 til 10 P.M. Funeral Services. Wednesday, Sept.

11, 1963 2 PM JOHNSON-COLEMAN KELSEY Funeral Chapel, with Rev. J.J. Hardin of Payne Chapel CME Church of Avondale, Tenn. officating. Interment Gallatin Cemetery.

JOHNSON COLEMAN 8 KELSEY Directors. Phone 425-2060 Gallatin. Dickson, Tenn. LUTHER-Monday, Sept. 9.

1963, at 6:50 p.m. at her home. Mrs. Eliza Luther, age 81 years. Survived by husband, D.

A. Luther, Route 1, Dickson. four daughters, Mrs. Hubert Redden, and Mrs. Leonard Crow, Route 1, Dickson, Mrs.

Stanley Work, Hazel Park, Mrs. Bernard Kasica, Madison Heights, two sons, Hubert Luther, Lapuente, Frank Luther, Ferndale, 13 grandchildren; 10 great grandchildren: two brothers. Albert Myatt, Dickson, Willie Myatt, Baltimore, several nieces and nephews. The remains are at the Dickson Funeral Home, where funeral services will be held 1:00 p.m. Wednesday, Sept.

11, conducted by Elder Malcolm Davidson. Interment in Frazier Cemetery. Arrangements by Dickson Funeral Home, Dickson, Tenn. Eagleville, Tenn. REDMOND-Tuesday morning.

hospital. Sept. 10. 1963. at a Nashville Felix Richard Redmond.

age 57, Survived by his wife. Mrs. Elizabeth Brown Redmond: mother. Evella Lee Redmond. MurMrs.

freesboro: one sister. Mrs. Glenn Creek. Eagleville. Remains are at the Lawrence Funeral Home.

where funeral services will be conducted Wedensdav. Sept. 11. at 2 o'clock by Rev. James D.

Bass assisted by Rev. R. C. Robin- kins. Pallbearers: Jimmy son.

Dr. Carl Roundtree. Owen Hill Masonic Lodge No. 172. Scottish Rite Masons and Al Menah Shriners.

Interment Long Oak Cemetery, Lewisbura, Tenn. LawFuneral Home, Chapel Hill. rence in charge of arrangements. (364-2333). Murfreesboro, Tenn.

ROBINSON-Monday afternoon. Sept. 1963. at p.m. at Rutherford Hospital.

Joe Robinson. resided with daughter, Mrs. Dora Rucker. Survived by one son. Joe Bell Robinson: two daughters.

Mrs. Dora Rucker and Mrs. Marie Watkins of Glencoe. one arandson. Joe Wallace Robinson: granddaughter, Mrs.

Arnata Robinson: one devoted daughter-in-law. Mrs. Florence Robinson: two sons-inlaw. Chester A Rucker and James Watkins of Glenco. host of other relatives and friends.

The body will rest at Scales Funeral Home. where the family will receive friends Wednesdav evening from 8 to 10 p.m. Funeral services Thursday 2 p.m. at First Baptist Church, conducted by the patser. Rev.

Richard Gordon. Pallbearers will be selected from friends. flower ladies will be selected from the church. Interment Benevolent Cemetery. H.

Preston Scales Sons in charge. Murfreesboro, Tenn. In Memoriam LOVINGIn foving memory of Minnie Loving who passed away Sept. 11, 1960, 3 years ago today. "Her memory we shall always Georgia Loving, Brother and The Horton Family.

WEBBIn memory of Mr. Charles A. Webb. who passed away Sept. 11.

1962. "Our hearts still ache with sadness Our eves shed many a tear. God only knows how much We have missed vou At the end of one long vear." Mrs. Mary E. Tallev.

Sister Rev. Fred B. Webb. Brother Card of Thanks BENDERWe wish to thank our many friends and neighbors for every act of kindness during the illness and death of Mrs. Ella Lou Bender.

also for the cards of condolence, pravers. telearams and beautiful floral tributes. The Family HOBSONIn loving memory of Rev. Clifford L. Hobson.

who passed AWAY 3 vears ado. Sept. 11. 1960. 'God took him home.

it was His will. But in my heart love him still, His memory is AS dear todav As in the hour he passed awav. often sit and think of him When am all alone, For memory is the only friend That arief can call its own." Sadly missed by Wife. Mrs. Mattie Hobson: Daughter, Mrs.

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Saturday 8 a.m. to 12 ANNOUNCEMENTS 1-B Legal Notices BIDS The Division of Purchases of the Metropolitan Government of Nashville and Davidson County will receive sealed bids at their office, 308 Court House, until 10 a.m. on the following items on the following dates: September 16, 1963 on 1 tank for stripping Scotchlite and or paint from Aluminum sign blanks as per plans. Groceries September 19th, 1963. on furnishings and equipment for offices of Judge at House September 17th, 1963 on 4,000 young pullets The right is hereby reserved to reiect any all bids.

E. D. White, Purchasing Agent BIDS The Metropolitan Division of Purchases will receive sealed bids until two p.m. on September 18th. 1963 at their office, 308 Court House for the sale of the following: Approximately two tons of brass Approximately forty tons of cast iron Approximately five tons of scrap metal.

The above items may be inspected at Repair and Maintenance Section, Rolling Mill Hill, and will be sold to the highest bidder for cash as is. where Is. The right is reserved to reject any or all bids. Metropolitan Division of Purchases E. D.

White, Purchasing Agent In accordance with Section 1.359 of the Commission's Rules, Harold Nelson Runey filed with the Federal Communications Commission an amendment to an application for a construction permit for a new Class A commercial FM broadcast station, on August 29, 1963. on 101.7 mc channel 269 with power of 3.0 KW antenna height -56 ft. A.A.T. to be located in Warren County, McMinnville, Tennessee. ANNOUNCEMENTS ANNOUNCEMENTS 1-B Legal Notices 1-B Legal Notices No.

087 PR PROCLAMATION COMMERCIAL FISHINGMELTON HILL RESERVOIR Pursuant to the authority granted by Title 51. Tennessee Code Annotated, and Sections 51-409 and 51-437 thereof, the State Came and Fish Commission hereby proclaims the following regulations pertaining to commercial fishing: I. Proclamation No. 067 passed December 10. 1961.

is hereby amended by striking Item 12 (Part D) in its entirety and substituting in lieu thereof a new Item 12 (Part D) which shall read as follows: "Item 12 (Clinch River) is open from a point one-hundred (100) yards below Melton Hill Dam in Loudon and Roane Counties downstream." 11. Melton Hill Reservoir is closed to commercial fishing except when authorized by special contract. Ill. Sport fishing trotlines are prohibited in Melton Hill Reservoir. IV.

This proclamation repeals Proclamation No. 083, passed August 4, 1963. TENNESSEE GAME AND FISH COMMISSION Charles Rhea Chairman Attest: Leonard Banks. Secretary Fred W. Stanberry Director Date: August 27, 1963 INVITATION FOR BIDS 2 Cemetery Monument The Nashville Housing Authority will receive bids for the furnisning of all labor, materials, services, and equipment required 10 construct Low-Rent Housing Proiect Tenn.

5-14, Nashville, Tennessee, as described below until 10:00 a.m. CST on the 25th day of September, 1963, at office of The Nashville Housina Authority. 701 South Sixth Street. Nashville, Tennessee, at which time and place all bids will be publicly opened and read aloud. Low- Rent Housing Proiect Tenn.

5-14 consists of 18 Quadruplex Buildings each of which contains onebedroom dwelling units (72 dwelling units) and 1 High Rise Building containing 1 three-bedroom Manager's Apartment, 18 one-bedroom units and Maintenance, Administrative and Community spaces (109 dwelling units), with site improvements consisting of grading, roadways, parking areas, walks curbs, gutters, water service lines, sewers and scape work. Proposed forms of contract documents, including plans and specifications are on file at the office of The Nashville Housing Authority, 701 South Sixth Street, Nashville, Tennessee; at the office of the Architects, Taylor and Crabtree, 1812 Broadway, Nashville, Tennessee; and at the plan rooms of the F. W. Dodge Corporation, Nashville, Tennessee, and Nashville Contractor's Association, Nashville, Tennessee. Copies of Contract Drawings and Specifications may be purchased from The Nashville Housing Authority for $100.00 per set, no charge will be made for the proposed booklet.

Fifty Dollars of said amount of such deposit will be refunded to each contractor and all other persons who return the plans and specifications, and all other documents in good condition within 5 days after bid opening. A certified check or bank draft, payable to The Nashville Housing Authority, U. S. Government bond executed Bonds, or a satisfactory bid by the bidder and acceptable sureties in an amount equal to five per cent of the bid shall be submitted with each bid. The successful bidder will be refurnish and pay for satisquired to factory performance and payment is called to the fact that bond or bonds.

Attention not less than the minimum salaries as set forth in the Speciand wages fications must be paid on this proiect. The Nashville Housing Authority the right to reiect any or reserves bids or to waive any informaliall ties in the bidding. bid shall be withdrawn subsequent for No period of thirty (30) without the days to the of opening The Nashville Housing of bids consent Authority. THE NASHVILLE HOUSING Gerald Gimre, Executive Director AUTHORITY FORECLOSURE SALE Default having note dated January 25, been made in the payment executed by James D. Yarof a 1963, wife, Mary F.

Yarbrough being the note described and brough, by the Deed of Trust and in Book 3503, Page 24, secured of Register's Office for Davidson record County, described Tennessee, in said deed as follows: conveying property Land in Davidson County, Tennesbeing Lot No. 74 on the plan of see, Patterson's Subdivision of Maple record in Book 332, Page County. 75, Hill, on Register's Office for said fronts 60 feet on the Said side of Patterson Street and Lot South back between lines 167.3 feet runs east line and 167.9 feet on on the the west line to an alley in the rear on which it measures 60 feet. Being the same property conto Lois I. Moore by deed from veyed C.

D. Frost and wife, M. E. Frost, of record in Book Page Register's Office for Davidson County, Tennessee. said default the owner of Upon said note, as provided in said ceed of trust, has instructed Phillip Saindon, Trustee, to reclose on said property.

Now, therefore, by virtue of the contained in said deed, Robpowers ert Dedman, Successor, Trustee because of the default above set forth, will sell the above described property at the south door of the Courthouse in Nashville, Tennessee on Wednesday. September 18, at 2:00 P.M., at public outcry to the highest bidder for cash, free from the and all other exemptions of equity of redemption, homestead, dower every kind and nature. Said property sold subiect to all unpaid taxes. restructions, as to the encumbrances. building and use 'and all prior Robert H.

Dedman, Successor Trustee U. S. Court House Nashville. Tennessee Sealed bids for BOILER REPLACEMENT at U.S. Court House.

Nashville, Tennessee, will be received until 2:30 P.M.. EST, October 8, 1963, at General Services 1776 Peachtree Street, N. Atlanta, Administration, Room 351, Georgia, 30309, and then publicly opened in adioining room 353. The work to be performed consists of removal of three boilers and replacement thereof; removal of concrete slabs and wall and replacement with removable concrete slabs and masonry partitions; new steel platform around boilers and piping; reinstallation of existing valves, controls, burners, in connection with boiler replacement; and all related miscellaneous work in connection with the above work. One set of plans, specifications and other bidding material are available without charge to general contractors.

One set of drawings and specifications will be nished to selected Builders changes. Chambers of Commerce, and similar organizations. with the understanding that the set will be retained on their premises for inspection by any interested subcontractor or material firm. Checks or money orders furnished as bid quaranty in the amount of must be made payable to the General Services Administration. Total Small Business Set-aside applies to this proiect.

Bidding material available at Room 354, 1776 Peachtree Street, N. Atlanta, Georgia, 30309, after September 10, 1963, or write to: General Services Administration Design and Construction Division Public Buildings Service 1776 Peachtree Street, N. W. Atlanta, Georgia, 30309 NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Bids Invited Sealed bids for construction of Nolensville Road Substation Control Building will be received until 2:00 p.m. Thursday, Purchasing September 19, 1963, in office of Department.

Nashville Electric Service Church Street at 13th Ave. Drawings with complete specifications may be obtained at of Purchasing Department. Refundable deposit of $25 will be required for complete plans and specifications. A standard bid bond of or certified check of of the amount of the bid shall accompany each proposal. Nashville Electric Service reserves the right to reiect any and all bids.

ELECTRIC BOARD OF THE METROPOLITAN GOVERNMENT NASHVILLE AND DAVIDSON COUNTY. 2 Cemetery Monument Garden H. 2 lots. Will sacrifice. TU 3-2446.

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CERAMIC TILE- -That Old Bath $10. per month will do it. MANNING'S. 721 Main, 242-6491. FLOOR SERVICE Old floors finished like new.

Guaranteed Free estimates. Scott-Pierce. AL 6-7690. CARPENTRY Painting, House, leveling, Home Improvements. Terms.

MURPHREE, 242-9022. ROOFING Green Lowest Hills Realty prices-Work guaranteed. JOBS--Odd jobs, carpentry, patch plastering, painting rooms, garage, patio added. CO 2-9535. CONCRETE Poured and finished block work, basement repairing.

Call 242-7929. CARPENTRY Attics finished, rages, carports, block, and concrete. J. B. Edwards, 227-6188.

$3 load DELIVERED. Driveways built. hauling any kind. Work quaranteed. CO 2-6853.

Gutters cleaned roofs patched Relia. PAINTING-INSIDE OUTSIDE ble UN 5-0585 REPAIRS Small 10D3 Paintin 1 Carpentry plumbing, fencing elec trical. $1 up. Al 6-3514 PATIOS- Retaining walls. walkways, porches, steps, brick.

stone. concrete work all kinds. Al. 5-4313 CONCRETE -STONE BRICK Patio and Block Work CALL B. F.

DENNIS CA 8-5671 GUTTERING Work quaranteed. CY 8-5094 Mrs. John Desirey, ribbons for dolls on display State Fairgrounds, as record numbered entries. Bride dress modeled after that of iature "Minnie Pearl" stands -Staff photo by 1 Bill left, prepares a handful of in the Woman's Building clerk, Mrs. Lelia Allen, doll, standing, wears a Sara York Jackson, while beside her.

Hickman Price Ill Body Recovered A body identified as that of the son of a former Nashville man was recovered yesterday from a moat at the south tower of the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco. Police Lt. Milton O'Brien of the San Francisco Police Department said identification of the body is "positive" as that of Hickman Price Ill, a Stanford University student who had been missing for a week. However, the San Francisco coroner's office listed identification as tentative, pending a fingerprint check today. Price was a son of Hickman Price Jr.

former assistant secretary of commerce in President Kennedy's cabinet and now a businessman in South America. HIS MOTHER is Mrs. Margaret Price, vice chairman of the Democratic National Committee. She is slated to address Davidson County Democratic Women's Club here Oct. 4.

Although marks in the clothing indicated the body was that of the missing youth, 10 notes were found on the body or in Price's expensive sports car which had been abandoned in the bridge parking lot. A week- long search had gun Sept. 3 when the sports car was found. The Coast Guard recovered the body, Tentative identification was based on the fact that the name "Price" WAS tagged on one of the dead man's sox and a friend, Arden Jones of Atherton, said he believed the body was that of Price. PRICE HAD been scheduled to start his junior year at Stanford, where he was a history major.

In pockets of the clothing on the body were $13.87 in cash and an oil company credit card bearing young Price's name. Price's father resigned from the Commerce Department last January to become head of International Products Company, of Paraguay. Mrs. Lois Cummins Services for Mrs. Lois Land Cummins.

55, of 1415 Lebanon Road, will be at Hibbett-York Hailey Funeral Home at 10:30 a.m. tomorrow. Burial will be in Mt. Juliet Cemetery in Wilson County. Mrs.

Cummins died Monday night at General Hospital after surgery. A native of Harrisburg. she had lived in Nashville about a month. She WAS married to Kenneth Lee Cummins 36 years. She was a member of the Christian Church.

Other survivors include one son, Kenneth D. Cummins, Central City, one daughter, Mrs. E. Kay Meadows, Cleveland, Ohio: one sister, Mrs. Emma Resler, Dayton, Ohio; five brothers, William and James Land.

both of Harrisburg, Dr. Joseph Land. Crocketta, Aud Land. and Alva Land. Detroit; and seven grandchildren.

James Thomas Green Services for James Thomas Green, 70. of 411 32nd Ave. will be at 11 a.m. tomorrow at Lindsley Avenue Church of Christ. G.

E. Woods will officiate. Burial will be in Mt. Olivet Cemetery. The body is at Cosmopolitan Funeral Home.

Green died at 6:30 p.m. Monday in a nursing home. He was a native of Davidson County. He was a retired leatherworker. He was a member of the Lindsley Avenue Church of Christ.

In 1916 he married the former Katie Lee Scruggs of Nashville. She survives. Other survivors include three sons. James Jackson. Tenn.

and and Green. Nashville; Hourother, Luke E. Green, Detroit, 12 grandchildren and six greatgrandchildren, Orville M. Richardson Services for Orville M. Richardson, 71, of 1225 17th will be at 2 p.m.

today at Bracey-Welsh Funeral Home. Dr. Harold J. Purdy will officiate. Burial will be in WoodMemorial Park.

Richardson died of cancer vesterday in Veterans' Hospital. A son of Matthew Job and Janie Nicholson Richardson, he born in Lawrenceburg, He was educated in Nashville and lived here most of his life. In 1932 he married Margaret Camp. She died in 1954. Richardson was a member of Belmont Heights Baptist Church.

He was a veteran of World War Preston prize at the checks wedding a min- Hickman Price III Ex-Nashvillian's son W. T. McClanahan Rites Tomorrow Willie T. McClanahan, 60. was found hanged yesterday in the basement of his home at 1202 McChesney Ave.

Metro Medical Examiner W. J. Core ruled the death suicide. Core placed the time of death around 11 a.m., and said the body was found at 3 p.m. Services for McClanahan will be at 11 a.m.

tomorrow at McFerrin Avenue Baptist Church. The Rev. F. L. Ray and the Rev.

Howard Taylor will officiate. Burial will be in Dixon Springs Cemetery. The body is at Cosmopolitan Funeral Home. Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Agnes Gregory McClanahan: three sons.

James and Roy. both of Nashville, and Billy McClanahan, Charlotte, two daughters, Mrs. Wavy T. Creigand Peggy Greene. both of Nashville: a brother, Alvin Y.

McClanahan, Nashville; two sisters, Mrs. Maryon Owens, Detroit, and Mrs. Lillie Bilyue of New York, and 12 grandchildren. Earl Wescott Earl Wescott, 68, of 700 Cleve Old Hickory, died vesterday morning at Vanderbilt Hospital after a heart attack. Funeral arrangements are incomplete, The body is at Phillips-Robinson Funeral Home.

He married Miss Katherine Claus in 1932. survives. Wescott was A veteran of World War I. He was A member of First Presbyterian Church in Old Hickory. Other survivors include two daughters, Mrs.

Moore Jr. and Miss Wescott. Martini both of Old Hickory; two brothers, L. Old Hickory, and Dr. C.

0. Wescott, Seattle: two sisters, Miss Marie Wescott, Wilmington, and Mrs. Albert Kray, Pontiac, Mich. Beautiful Flowers for all occasions FRUIT BASKETS and POTTED PLANTS BLOSSOM SHOP FLORIST 2509 Nolensville Rd. CH 2-0369 FLOWERS Bros.

Pro Countywid: Delivery 6 5191 Death Notices COPELAND- Tuesday morning at local infirmary. Mr. Will Copeland. ly; daughter-in-law, Mrs. Mary 6.

nie Copeland; son. Elder Claude He is survived by wife, Mrs. NanCopeland; sister, Mrs. Katie HoseCopeland; other relatives and friends. Complete arrangements will be announced later.

Patton Brothers in charge. GREEN- Tuesday afternoon, Sept. 10, 1963 at local infirmary. Mrs. Oma Ruth Green.

Survived by two daughters, Mrs. Melven Hall and Mrs. Georgia Mai Willette, both of Nashville: two sisters, Mrs. Nannie Barrette and Mrs. Caroline Stafford, both of Lewisburg, six grandchildren.

Remains rest at Phillips Robinson Funeral Home. Leaving Wednesday Afternoon for the Gaston London Funeral Home, Lewisburg, where services will be conducted Thursdav. Interment Cochran Cemetery. Phillips- Robinson directors. KENNIE Tuesday 1815 6th morning Avenue.

at North. her residence. Mrs. Pearly Kennie. Survived by sister.

Mrs. Celia Smith: brothers, Mr. George Thompson of Springfield. Tennessee. Mr.

Albert Thompson of Bronx, N. Y. and Mr. Perry Thompson of Dayton. Ohio: other relatives and friends.

Complete arrangements will be announced later. Patton Brothers in charge. IMT. OLIVET-4 spaces. $400.

297-4191 after 5 p.m. Lost found 10 p.m. Downtown. Phone 254-0001. STEAM BATH.

Hours 10 a.m. 10 STEAM BATH-9 a.m.-9 MASSAGE Grace Loren (Downtown) MASSAGE DOG Miniature black male Poodle answers "Nippy," has had feet trimmed, vicinity Highway 100 and Cheek Rd. Reward. CY 2-7212. WATCH Ladies Diamond.

Hamilton, with Diamond a band, WARD. VE 2-6613. SWEATER White, with figures, Hillsboro shopping area, day, Reward. CY 1-6831. DOG- Full grown male collie found week ago Franklin Rd.

Section. Call 291-6326. DOG--Norwegian Elk hound, full grown, in area of Rio Vista Dr. in Madison. 865-5123.

DOG Bassett Hound, black, white and brown lost West Meade Park area. 291-8093. CAT Male Siamese, Cross eyed. "Sam," Reward, 297-4378. WATCH Ladies, Bulova, Madison shopping center.

Reward. 262-0202. BOAT -Found in Creek Pond area. Phone 297-3165. Personals LEARN AS YOU SLEEP The mind, one of man's greatest resources has scarcely been tapped.

Sleep learning penetrates these depths. Let it work for you, 228-7889. ROOM and board wanted for 3 children in your home. $100 month, Write stating education, size of home, marital status, etc. in own hand writing.

Box U-1161 BannerTennessean. BLOOD DONORS All blood types needed. Donor fee paid BLOOD BANK FOUNDATION 1921 Broadway AL 4-3551 MASSAGE STEAM BATH, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Christine Hayes, downtown.

244-2488 CARLEENDecided to aive you another Chance. Meet me TOMMY'S PUB tomorrow, 313 Church St. JOHN CHILDREN-Dav care. Lipscomb, Belmont. Granny White area.

Ideal arrangement for working mothers. Experienced. 297-2347. CHILD -Will keep in mv home. Up to 4 years of age.

5 davs week. Waverly. CY 1-6224. CHILDREN KEPT In my home, 5 day week, Sunset View-Donelson, TU 3-8123. CONTENNIAL CHILD CARE CENTER-Mon.

through Fri. 7 to 5, A Section. 255-0863. CAR INSURANCE Reasonable, call CY 8-4226 WIGS--Imported human hair. All styles, colors, prices.

Regular $125 special $79.50. CY 7-5713. CHILDREN KEPT EAST CA 7-5414 TUTOR Elementary arades, through 8. Experienced. retired teacher.

Call AM 9-3163 Children's Play School WEST MEADE AREA CY 7-3201 CHILDREN KEPT Eastland Area. CA 8-1516. CHILDREN'S PLAY GROUP Supervised activities 9 to 12. 2 davs week. Hardina 291-2411.

WILL PAY CASH FOR Diamonds from karat up, WEIN STEIN Jewelers. 237 4th Ave IRONING Done my home, North, AL 6-6074 CHILDREN KEPT Donelson, Twin Lawn, TU 3-3902 CASH FOR SCRAP GOLD Broken. discarded lewelry GORDON'S, 12th. Broad CHILDREN KEPT In my home, West End, CY 1-4509. Cold Wave for $7.50.

Arcade Beauty Salon, 86 Arcade (Upstairs), AL 6-9624. NON-DRINKER? Save on auto Insurance 244-2485 CHILDREN KEPT Tusculum area. VE 2-5159 CHILDREN Kept, 2 years, Up. Fenced yard. Thompson Glenrose Area.

Experienced. 4-0149. Parkwood Area 7-2455 CHILDREN KEPT, FURS RESTYLED Also alterations CY 1-5776 CRIEVE Piano- HALL -Private AREA Lessons. MASSAGE DONNA DOUGLAS, Days, 255-6718 CHILDREN KEPT Whispering Hills area. VE 2-9091, 5 Special Notices Swimming Pool Equipment Wholesale Distributors NASHVILLE SWIMMING POOL CO.

708 12th S. CH 2-1777 FALL SPECIAL TOP SOIL Rich Creek Dirt Special Tandem Truck Load Price Call VE 2-3600 DOSS UPHOLSTERY FALL SPECIALS No money down. Easy terms. Free estimates, guaranteed. 291-4464.

L. F. BUHLER, Top Traxcavator AAA UPHOLSTERING COUCH AND CHAIR $40 244-1476 or 254-3078 CREEK BOTTOM TOP SOIL-Prompt delivery, most any place. Buddy Smith. 242-9843 UPHOLSTERING TWILLEY UPHOLSTERY, AL 5-6557 estimates.

Terms. CO 2-6883 YARD GRADING Plowing discing. lawns seeded. fields mowed with bush hog or sickle mower lawn moving, Tinsley. CY 7-2938, 833-1151 A -ZO -I-ZO.