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NASHVILLE TENNESSEAN, Friday, Nov. 25, 1965 Want Ad Information A Legal Notices Personals Living Cost Spurs Labor To Ask Raises The New York Times News Service NEW YORK Labor unions, spurred sharp increases in the cost of living while industry's profits level has remained high, are preparing to make substantial wage demands in major negotiations next year. Most of labor's wage gains in recent months, according to AFL -CIO economists, has been washed out by rising prices, up 3.7 per cent in the last year. Another jump of .4 per cent in the consumers price index in October had provided labor a further incentive to win back eroded wage gains and to incorporate in contracts that would protect wages. cost-of-living escalator, clauses ALTHOUGH corporate profits leveled out in the second quarter and dropped off slightly in the third, labor economists cite longer term figures showing that.

between 1960 and 1965, profits after taxes rose 67 per while the weekly takeconte pay of factory workers rose only 21 per cent. The administration, which had tried for several years to keep labor settlements no greater than the 3.2 per cent long term rise in productivity, appears now to have retreated. Last week, Secretary of Labor W. Willard Wirtz said that in view of the inflationary situation major labor agreements that cost about 5 per cent a year were not unreasonable. Mrs.

P. C. Deemer Services Today BOWLING GREEN, Ky. Services for Mrs. P.

C. Deemer, 76, whose family has been in the floral business in Nashville for many years, will be at 3:15 p.m. today at Christ Episcopal Church here. Burial will be in Fairview Cemetery. Mrs.

Deemer died Wednesday in City-County Hospital. The body is at Gerard-Bradley Funeral Chapel here. SHE WAS A native of Nashville and the daughter of the late Calvin B. and Ellen Joy Harrison. She and her husband operated Deemer Floral Co.

here, and her grandfather, Thomas S. Joy, established Joy's Florist in Nashville. Her brother, Phil Harrison, is general manager of Harrison Brothers Florists in Nashville. Prior to her marriage, she operated a florist shop in Chattanooga. Survivors in addition to her husband and brother son, Paul C.

Deemer, including Green, and a sister, Mrs. P. F. O'Brien, Atlanta. Taft S.

Young, Gun Victim, Rites Today CROSSVILLE, Tenn. Serv-, ices for Taft Samuel Young, 10, of Route 7, who was accidentally shot Wednesday by his 12-yearold brother, will be at 10 a.m. today at Smith Chapel community church. Burial will be in the church cemetery. Relatives said the youngsters had been squirrel hunting and were returning to the home of their grandparents when a 22- caliber rifle carried by Robert Ricky Young, discharged.

An aunt said Robert was gOing down an embankment and apparently stumbled as he carried the rifle on his shoulder. The younger brother, at the top of the bank, was shot through the heart, she said. The boys' father, Orven Lee Young, in an automobile accident in 1961. Survivors include his mother, Mrs. Priscilla Ann Lewis Young; three sisters, Misses Rita, Teresa and Faye Young; a half brother, Michael Lewis, and his grandparents, Mr.

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1 Stocks, Bonds, Mutual Funds 534 Stahlman Bldg. Nashville, Tenn. I Phone 254-5741 ACROSS 1 oncefolded sheets 6 Bookmaker (gambling) 12 Animals' beds 13 Adjust 15 Heating vessels 16 Rubber tree sap (pl.) 17 Detective story 19 Fragrant ointment 20 Incline 21 Japanese kimono sash 23 Before 25 Mourned 30 Showy 32 Pronoun 33 3 Therefore 34 Summit 35 Lines (ab.) 36 Habit 37 Ravager 40 Theological degree (ab.) 41 Sphere 42 Rich fabric 44 Fish-eating bird 47 High rank 51 Branch of mathematics 53 European country 54 Of an eye part 55 Protective covering 56 Repeat 57 Poverty-stricken DOWN 1 Moved through the air 2 Solemn attestation 3 Floor covering (pl.) 4 Sultanic decree 5 Depository of bones 6 Island off Java 7 Public speakers 8 Worthless morsel 9 Sources of potash 10 Native Peruvian 11 Elbe tributary (var.) 14 Book of Esdras (ab.) 18 Mariner's direction 22 Exist 23 Minced oath 24 Speed contest 26 Dupe 27 Title for a commercial product (2 wds.) 28 Hen products 29 Accomplishes Books Answer to Previous Puzzle RED NAVY PALE AXE ALAE ONER MIS PANTALOON BANNS RES LAN SLAT DEBATE CALLED ENE NABS DEME HONE PERI CHEER DOORMAT REGISTERS IRE AMOR MOSS ESSE BAT 31 Giver of evidence 35 Generous 36 Astronomical 38 Either 39 Biblical high priest 43 Measure of length (var.) 44 Varnish ingredient 45 Swan genus 46 Monster 48 Shaded walk 49 Lump of earth 50 Eagle's nest (var.) 52 Insect 3 10 18 20 23 25 27 28 29 30 32 33 35 36 38 139 42 50 52 53 55 56 NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN. Rites Today For 2 Brothers McMINNVILLE, Tenn Services will be held today for two McMinnville brothers who died Wednesday within 55 minutes of each other after heart attacks. Thomas Alvie Patton, 78, retired carpenter, died at 5:35 a.m.

in Warren County General Hospital. His funeral will be at 2 p.m. at Love-Cantrell Funeral Home. Joseph Lafayette Patton, 71, retired farmer, died at 6:30 a.m. at his home without knowing of his brother's death.

Services will be at 1 p.m. at Oakland Church of Christ. BOTH WILL De buried in Whorton Springs Cemetery in Warren County. The brothers natives DeKalb County were, members of the Church of Christ. They are survived by a brother.

Hershel Patton, McMinnville. and four sisters, Mrs. A. Holt and Mrs. Lula Griffith, Chattanooga, Mrs.

Amanda Milton, Dibrell community, and Mrs. John Bratten, McMinnville. Thomas Patton is also survived by his widow, Mrs. Clara Hale Patton, and a daughter, Mrs. Audrey Sircey, McMinnville.

Joseph Patton is also survived by his widow, Mrs. Estelle Flemming Patton; a son, Otha Patton, Waukegan, and three daughters, Mrs. Fritz Seiberg, Fremont, Ohio, Mrs. W. B.

Tenny, Shreveport, and Mrs. Carl Blackmon, California. John Lory Hart Dies in Erin ERIN, Lory Hart, 59, Erin dry goods merchant, died Wednesday in St. Thomas Hospital. Nashville, after a heart attack.

Arrangements were incomplete. The body is at Nave Funeral Home. Hart. a native of Stewart County, had been a. merchant in Erin for 25 years.

He was a charter member and a former secretary of the Erin Rotary Club and treasurer of the Erin Scottish Rite Club. He was secretary of the Houston County Industrial Development Committee. Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Sarah Summers Hart: A son. Capt.

Jack S. Hart, U.S. Army, Ft. Gulick, Canal Zone: his mother, Mrs. G.

L. Hart. Clarksville; two sisters. Mrs. Virginia Spillman, Atlanta, and Mrs.

George Pace, Knoxville, and a grandchild. Ernest Gasser Services Today Services for Ernest C. (Monk) Gasser, 56, owner of Gasser Aerial Advertising' will be at 2 p.m. today at Roesch-Patton Funeral Home. Burial will be in Mount Olivet Cemetery.

Gasser died Wednesday at the home of a friend after a heart attack. He was a native of Nashville. He had been a pilot since 1932. During World War IL, his plane conked out over the Burma jungle. The army declared him officially dead, but 23 days later, Gasser and his crew emerged from the jungle on foot.

He was a Mason and a Shriner. Survivors include a son, Ronald C. Gasser, Nashville, and a brother, Albert Gasser, both Ashland City, Tenn. Mrs. Raymond C.

Spear Mrs. Raymond C. Spear, 60, of 1311 Howard A died yesterday Madison Hospital. Services will be at 10 a.m. toat Madison Funeral Burial will be in the family, addition cemetery to in her Moss, husband, Tenn.

survivors include six brothers, Bedford, of Donelson, Herman Hendersonville, Clefton and Ralph, both of Celina, Dr. P. H. Wadof Greeneville, S.C. MORTGAGE LOANS UP TO $10,000,000.00 PER SINGLE PROPERTY CONSTRUCTION LOANS PROVIDENT TRUST CO.

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E. C. "MONK" GASSERWednesday afternoon, Nov. 23, 1966, at a local infirmary. Survived by son, Mr.

Ronald C. Gasser; brother, Mr. David Albert Gasser of Joelton, three grandchildren. The remains are at Roesch-Patton Funeral Home, 1715 Broad. St.

where services will be heid Friday afternoon at 2 P.M., Nov. 25, 1966, Rev. Mayford Brooks will officiate. McWhirterville Lodge No. 375 will hold Masonic Services at the grave.

Honorary: Members of McWhirtersville Lodge No. 375 Mens Bible Class, Smith Springs Baptist Church. Active: Rex White, Louie Gasser, Landon Rich ardson. Coban Nixon, Carlie Pack, Frank Knapp, Percy Allen, Norman Griswoid, Jr. Interment Mt.

Olivet Cemetery, ROESCH-PATTON, Inc. 255-7467. GOINS JOHN HENRY GOINS Wednesday afternoon, Nov. 23, 1966, at a local infirmary. Survived by daughter, Mrs.

Myra G. Rehorn; son, Eugene Goins, both of ville, and step-son, Morris E. Hannah, Pegram; sister, Mrs. Ollie Marsh; brother, Albert Goins, both of Nashville: four grandchildren and three step. grandchildren.

Remains are at the chapel of Pettus, Owen Wood, 4506. Charlotte where services will be held Friday after. noon at 1:00 o'clock, conducted by Bros. Leonard Owens, George Ryan and J. D.

Westmoreland. The following will please serve as pallbearers: honorary, employes of Gray Dudley Foundry; actice, Williams, C. J. Davis, Hugh Bissinger, Walter Moss, Edward Clark, Grady Spencer. Interment, Woodlawn.

PETTUS, OWEN WOOD, 292-3392. GREER JOSEPH A. GREER day morning, November 23, 1966, at a local infirmary. Survived by wife, Mrs. Beatrice Williams Greer; daughters, Miss LUCy C.

Greer, and Mrs. Christine Chadwell, Nashville; son, Joseph A. Greer Jr. Donelson; sisters, Mrs. Linnie Little, Nashville, Mrs.

Grace Taylor, Arcadia, Mrs. Lillie Glenn, Nashville; brother, Thomas K. Greer, Nashville; five grandchildren; one great grandchild. Remains are at the Chapel of PettusOwen Wood, 4506 Charlotte where services will be held Friday morning at 11 o'clock, conducted by Rev. Charles Poole and Rev.

T. H. Yeargan. The following will please serve as pallbearers: Honorary: William Foreman, Wade Barker, J. Hamilton, Howard Haynes, Ernest Newman, WIll Goodloe, E.

E. Chadwell, Bobby Hughes, Melborne Waggoner, George Robinson and W. B. Veevers. Active: Herman Holloway, Willis Waller, Richard L.

Greer, Thomas E. Greer, Clyde Greer, W. Carroll Yates, Ernest Garrett and Rembert Woodroof. Interment Woodlawn. PETTUS, OWEN WOOD, 292-3392.

HALL HUBERT E. HALL Suddenly Thursday morning, November 24, 1966 in San Jose, California. HUSband of Mrs. Cornelia C. Hall, Nashville; father of Richard A.

and Robert C. Hall, Nashville, Hubert Hall, San Jase, brother of Henry B. Hall, Washington, D.C., Mrs. Edna Koho, Plainfield, and Miss Mary F. Hall, Marshall, eight grandchildren and one great-grandchild.

Remains will arrive Municipal Airport 3:30 p.m. Friday afternoon. Services 2:00 p.m. Saturday, Crieve Hall Church of Christ with Bro. Paul M.

Tucker, minister. Elders and deacons of Crieve Hall Church of Christ will serve as pallbearers. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery. Arrangements COSMOPOLITAN FUNERAL HOME. KING BOBBY JONES KING -A resident of 813 North 5th Tuesday, November 22, 1966.

Survivors include his mother, Mrs. Amanda Choctaw; brother, William Choctaw: foster parents, Mrs. Mary Brooks, Mr. John Brooks; uncles, Rev. Alfred J.

King, Pensacola, foster aunt, Mrs. Ruth Betty; numerous other relatives and friends. The deceased rests at the J. W. Adkins Funeral Home, 1223 Pine where visitation will be (this) Friday evening from 8.

until 10 p.m. Funeral services will be held Saturday morning at 11 a.m. from the Progressive Baptist Church, 1419 Twelfth conducted by his pastor, Dr. J. Lewis.

Powell. Friends of the ceased will serve as active pallbearers and floral bearers. Inter- ment in Greenwood Cemetery. J. W.

ADKINS, dircetor. LILLARD LILLARD MRS. JANIE ELIZABETH LARD, Tuesday, Nov. 22, 1966 at a local infirmary. Survived by one son, Mr.

Boyte Lillard of ville, Tennessee; sister, Mrs. Susie Gunn, Nashville, brother, Mr. William Johns, Detroit, Michigan; two grandchildren, thirteen great nieces and nephews, two nieces, other relatives and friends. The remains rest in the Chapel of Holmes Funeral Home, where services will be Saturday at 2:00 friends, may view remains. Funeral conducted by Rev.

O. Mason. Interment. HOLMES Green FUNERAL wood HOME Cemetery. in charge.

440 12th Ave. N. NEWSOM MR. EDDIE NEWSOM JR. Wednesday evening, November 23, 1966 at a local infirmary in Louisville, Ky.

Survived by mother, Mrs. Elsie Sisney, two sisters, Mrs. Helen Jetter, Mrs. Virginia Beck of Indianapolis, two brothers, Mr. Maston Newsom of Chicago, Mr.

Frank Newsom of Nashville, five aunts, four uncles, a dear uncle, Mr. C. W. Sharp of Louisville, two sisters-in-law, two brothers-in-law, other relatives and friends. Funeral Saturday evening, November 26 at 2 p.m.

in Louisville, Ky. Send all communications to Leroy Mason. Mason's Funeral Home, 1516 West Walnut Louisville, Ky. Courtesy of W. E.

HAMILTON FUNERAL HOME. 255-0582. NORTH MR. DOUGLAS (PETE) NORTHSuddenly Tuesday evening November 22, 1966 at his residence 232 Fourth Avenue Franklin, Tenn. Survivors, father, Mr.

Andy North; sisters, Mrs. Bettie Sharp, Mrs. Lucille Hunt; aunts, Mrs. Susie Merritt, Mrs. Sis North, both of Nashville, Mrs.

Bertha Wallace and Mrs. Hattie Henderson, Franklin; uncle, Mr. Will North; devoted sister-in-law, Mrs. Alma Britton; devoted brother-in-law, Mr. Sam Sharpe; dear friends, Mrs.

Alice J. Fly, Mr. Geo. Lee Baugh; Nephew, Mr. Lawton Britton Jr.

and a host of other relatives and friends. Remains will be conveyed to Little Harpeth Primitive Baptist Church on Green St. this Friday Nov. 25, Franklin, where friends may visit with family from 8 to 10 p.m. Funeral service Saturday Nov.

26 at above church at 2 p.m. Elders John Lee and Walter Amos officiating. Pallbearers selected from friends. Interment Franklin CemeATHENA, JOHNSON'S Directors. HOUSE OF PHIFER HARVEY A.

PHIFER Charleston, S.C., Tuesday morning, November 22, 1966, at Rover Hospital. Survived by one brother, Clarence H. Phifer, of 10 Waters Nashville; two sisters, Mrs. James Capley, Nashville, Mrs. Mary B.

Yarbrough of Hansen, Ky. Remains will be conveyed to the funeral home of Phillips- Robinson Co. Leaving the funeral home Friday morning, Nov. 25, 1966 at 10:15 o'clock for the Berea Church of Christ, Marshall County where funeral services will be conducted at 1:00 p.m. Rev.

C. M. Becton, minister will officiate. Nephews will serve as pallbearers. Interment Berea Cemetery, Marshall County, Tenn.

PHILLIPS-ROBINSON directors. PITTS JOHN EDWARD PITTS-1713 Riverwood Drive, Tuesday evening, November 22, 1966. Survived by wife, Mrs. Willie Mae Ley hew Pitts; son, Ronald Pitts, both Emma of Nashville; mother, Mrs. Pitts, Murfreesboro; three sisters, Mrs.

Ruth ville, Mrs. Lillie Mae. Dayton, Crossville, Mrs. Hazel Ennis, Louisville, five brothers, J. H.

Pitts, and J. Pitts, both of Murfreesboro, I. Pitts, Louisville, Eugene Pitts, Tampa, "Fred Chattanooga. Remains rest at the where funeral services will neral home of Phillips-Robinson be conducted Friday morning at 9:30 o'clock. Interment Evergreen Cemetery.

Murfreesboro. LIPS-ROBINSON Directors. SANFORD WILLIE D. (BILL) SANFORD Thursday morning, November 24. of Emmett Sanford, Nashville.

1966 at a local infirmary. Brother Three nieces, one nephew and two sister-in-laws also survive. ServIces 2:00 p.m. Saturday at Locks Methodist church, near Triune, Rev. Charles assisted R.

Cunningham officiating by Rev. Baham. Pallbearers; Eddie Marlin, Jesse Olds, Noble Lee, Eston Sanford, Lester Smythia, Raymond Maxwell. Interment Maxwell cemetery. Remains are at COSMOPOLITAN FUNERAL HOME.

Death Notices SMITH MRS. LEORA WALTON SMITHWidow of H. E. Smith Monday evening, November 21, 1966, at Yazoo City, Miss. Survived by sons, E.

Smith or Los Angeles, W. B. Smith, Yazoo CiTy, W. B. Smith, Monroe, Kenneth A.

Smith, Columbus, sister, Mrs. Ovella Hagar, Hermitage, fifteen grandchildren; eighteen Great grandchildren. Remains are at Finley Dorrie and Charlton, West End at 25th where funeral services will be conducted Friday afternoon at 2:00 o'clock, by Dr. E. P.

Anderson, and the Rev. Jeff W. Fryer. Honorary pallbearers -A. Walton Nail, Robert Brown, A.

J. Kennedy H. C. Williams, Frank Orndoff, Litton J. Clark, B.

T. Oliver, E. Walton Jr. and Olin White. Active- Thomas Hagar, Jimmy Hagar, W.

E. Nall, William A. Smith, H. Smith 111, W. B.

Smith Kenneth Smith Jeffrey Smith, John Philpot, Tyler Egleston, Miller Holmes Miller Holmes and B. Waterfield Thomas. Interment Spring Hill Cemetery. The family requests, in lieu of flowers, donations may be sent to Boys Town, Laural, Miss. FINLEY DORRIS AND CHARLTON CO.

SPEAR MRS. BONNIE WADDELL SPEAR -Age 60, Thursday morning, Nov. 24th, 1966, at a local infirmary, survived by Husband, Raymond C. Spear of Nashville, six brothers, Bedford Waddell of Donelson, Dr. T.

H. Waddell of Greenville, So Car. Ralph and Clefton Waddell of Celina, LECil WaWddell of Celina, Texas, Herman H. Waddell of Hendersonville. Remains are at Madison Funeral Home, 219 Old Hickory where services will be conducted Saturday morning at 10 O'Clock by Ira North and C.

J. Garner, Nephews will serve as pallbearers, Interment Moss Cemetery in Clay County, MADISON FUNERAL HOME, Directors, 895-3341. STUART MRS. ROSIE VIOLA STUART Age 61 years, Wednesday morning, November 23, 1966, at her home, 449 Humphrey St. Survived by daughter, Mrs.

Maggie Saltkill, of Nashville; one grandson, Patrick Edward Salt sisters, Mrs. Mary Turner, of Nashville, Mrs. Annie Hughes, of Memphis, Mrs. Beulah Hughes, Los Dados, Mrs. Helen Durham, and Mrs.

Lucy Melet, both of Nashville; brother, Willie Vickers, Nashville. Remains are at the Woodbine FUneral Home, 3620 Nolensville where funeral services will be conducted Friday morning, November 25, 1966, at 11:00 o'clock, by Rev. John F. Walker. Friends will serve as pallbearers.

Interment Woodlawn Cemetery. WOODBINE FUNERAL HOME, Directors. SUDDARTH HUBERT ST. CLAIR (CLAIR) SUDDARTH Suddenly Thursday morning, November 24, 1966 at his residence 733 Hamilton Ave. Brother of Mrs.

Gela Suddarth Moore and George S. Suddarth both of Nashville, Robert Suddarth, Louisville, Kentucky. Two nieces; Mrs. Ellis Murphy, Nashville and Mrs. Georgia Allman, Anaheim, California.

Services 10:00 a.m. Saturday at Cosmopolitan Chapel, Charles Chumley, minister. Pall-bearers, Honorary; Elders and Deacons of Rains Ave. Church of Christ. Active; Frank Mayce, Lewis Sharp, Armond Winkler, Edward Lee, George Howell, Earl Kerr, Theo.

Barrow, Maynard Cox, and J. T. Tunstill. Interment Woodlawn cemetery. Remains are at COSMOPOLITAN FUNERAL HOME.

SUMMERS MRS. NORA ALICE SUMMERS103 Hepplewhite Drive, Hendersonville, formerly of 806 Porter Roaa. Tuesday evening, November 22, 1966, at a local infirmary. Survived by son, Kenneth R. Summers; three daughters, Mrs.

Walter Poff and Mrs. James O. Toole, both of Cincinnati, and Mrs. Robert Ray Smith, Nashville; six grandchildren. Remains rest at the funeral home of Phillips-Robinson where funeral services will be conducted Friday morning at 11 o'clock.

Joe Riags, minister, will officiate. Friends will serve as pallbearers. Interment Old Cemetery, Manchester, PHILLIPSROBINSON Directors. Manchester and Columbia, and Cincinnati, Ohio papers please copy. TAYLOR JAMES BRADLEY TAYLOR Wednesday morning, Nov.

23, 1966, at a local hospital. Survived by parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Oakley Taylor of Nashville. The remains are at the Woodlawn FUneral Home, Thompson Lane, where services will be held Saturday morning, Nov.

26, 1966, from the Chapel of Roses at 10 o'clock. Interment Woodlawn Memorial Park. Arrangements by WOODLAWN FUNERAL, HOME, 291-4754. Out-of- Town Baxter, Tenn. BARTLETT HENRY LANSDON BARTLETT age 78, Wednesday night, Nov.

23, 1966, Cookeville General Hospital. Survivors, wife, Mrs. Maudie Jones Bartlett of Baxter, two daughters, Mrs. Cornelia Alcorn. Shelbyville, Mrs.

Libby Wallace of Donelson; two sons, Ulysses (Jack) Bartlett of Nashville, Woodrow Bartlett Virgil of M. Romeo, one brother, Bartlett, Silver Point, 13, grandchildren, 20 great-grandchildren. Remains are at Hooper Huddleston Funeral Home, Cookeville, where funeral services will be Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock, Ernest Abston officiating. Grandsons will serve as pallbearers: Lansdon AlBobby Bartlett, Norman Ernest Jones, Harold Bartlett. Interment, Crestlawn Memorial etery, Cookeville.

HOOPER HUDDLESTON FUNERAL HOME in charge of arrangements. Lebanon, Tenn. HOLLISTER MRS. ZORA LIGON HOLLISTER, age 71, Wednesday evening, Nov. 23, 1966, at a local hospital.

Survived by sister, Mrs. J. W. Floyd, sisters-in-law, Mrs. Roy Ligon and Mrs.

Eddie Ligon, nieces, Odell Reed, and Miss Claudia Ligon, nephews, Theo Dallas Floyd, William, Merlyn and Damer Ligon, all of Lebanon. Funeral services will be held at 2 o'clock p.m. Friday afternoon, Nov. 25th, 1966, from The Ligon Bobo Chapel, conducted by Bro. Hoyte Huddleston, and Bro.

Johnny Lee. Pallbearers: J. D. Floyd, Billy Baxter, Bobby Joe and Wallace Reed, Wayne Rollins, Randall and Gary Ligon and Johnny Clark. Interment Cedar Grove Cemetery.

LIGON BOBO, Lebanon. New Orleans papers please copy. Cedar Hill PULLEY MRS. BESSIE LEE FLETCHER PULLEY 58, died November 24 at the Midstate Hospital in Nashville, Tennessee. Survived by husband Fred Pulley of Cedar Hill, three sons, Ray T.

Pulley of Springfield, Glenn W. Pulley Sheffield, Alabama, and Fred Pulley of Cedar Hill. One daughter, Mrs. Elmas York of Springfield, two brothers, John R. and Mack L.

Fletcher of Adams, Tennessee. Four sisters, Mrs. Howard Pulley of Madison, Tennessee, Mrs. Roy Qualls of Adams, Tennessee and Mrs. Bayard Tarpley and Mrs.

Nathan Jackson of Shelbyville, Tennessee, and six grandchildren. Funeral Remains in are at Spring- AsHome field, where services will be held Saturday at 10:30 a.m. by Rev. Marshal Moss and Rev. Charles Pool and Rev.

Oates. Active pallbearers are: James and Paul Gambel, Wade Corbin, Elvis Ray Mason, Buddy Justice, James Coleman, and Dorris Head Burial in Adams Cemetery. In Memoriam FERGUSON In memory of our son. Tom Ferguson Jr. who passed away 2 years ago.

Looking back with tenderness Along the path we trod We bless the years spent with you And leave the rest to God. Sadly missed by Mother and Daddy PLUMMER in loving memory of our darling son, Little Joel Plummer, who left us, thirteen years ago today, November 25, 1953. "Dear is the grave, where our darling is laid, Sweet is the memory that never will fade, His little soul, so pure and sweet. Will blossom at the Savior's feet." With all our love until we meet again, Mother and Grandmother VEACH In loving memory of Mother, Mrs. Rachel E.

Veach, who passed away 2 years ago today, Nov. 25, 1964. "No hand so soft and gentle No heart so tender, kind and true, No sorrow or grief could ever bring us equal to lossing you, Dear Mother." Daughters, Isabel Beulah Husband. Want Ad Information To Classified place your hours ad, are call Monday 254-1031, through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

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Minimum Charge, 2 Lines Count Five Average (5-letter) Words 10 the Line Rights reserved to classify and index classified ads according to rules governing classified pages. The Nashville Banner and The Nashville Tennessean also reserve the right to revise or reiect at option, any advertising which is deemed obiectionable, either in subiect matter or phraseology. Newspaper Printing Corporation AGENT THE NASHVILLE TENNESSEAN Morning-Sunday NASHVILLE BANNER Evening ANNOUNCEMENTS A--legal Notices 1-Births 2-Cemetery lots 3-Funeral Homes 4-lodge Notices 5-lost Found 6-Nursery-Child Care 7-Personals 8-Resorts, Vacations 9-Special Notices 10-Stamps, Coins Books 11-Travel Tours Call your ad today 254-1031 heirs TO: Ben Sample, his unknown assigns, and unknown owners claimants. You are hereby notified that a complaint in condemnation has heretofore, been filed in the office of the clerk of the United States District Court for the Middle District of Tennessee in the United States Courthouse in Nashville, Tennessee, for the taking of the fee simple title for use in connection with construction, operation and maintenance of the Priest Dam and Reservoir Project, Stones River, Tennessee, of the following described property which you have or claim an interest: A tract of land designated as Tract No. 406 in the J.

Percy Priest Dam and Reservoir Project, situate in the Fourth Civil District of Davidson County, Tennessee, on Cook Road and Old Hickory Boulevard, containing thirty-six and five tenths (36.50) acres, more or less, and being substantially the same land, title to which undivided interest is vested in Ben Sample, his heirs assigns, as an heir at law of John F. Morris, and wife Bettie Morris, who acquired title by deed from W. D. Cook et ux dated 9 October 1900 recorded in Deed Book 358, page 411, in the Register's Office for Davidson County, Tennessee; and a tract of land designated as Tract No. 1344 in the J.

Percy Priest Dam and Reservoir Project, situate in the Fourth Civil District of Davidson County, Tennessee, south of Couchville Pike, containing fourteen and seven tenths (14.70) acres, more or less, and being substantially the same land as that inherited by Jake Rucker and Louise Rucker as the husband and only heir at law of Stancy Rucker, the said Stancy Rucker having claimed title to said land by virtue of adverse possession. The authority for the taking is in accordance with the February Act of Congress approved 26, 1931 (46 Stat. 1421, 40 U.S.C. 258a), and acts supplementary thereto and amendatory thereof; and under the further authority of the Acts of Congress approved April 24, 1888 (25 Stat. 94, 33 U.C.

C. 591) and March 1, 1917 (39 Sta. 950, 33 U.S.C. 701) which acts authorize the acquisition of land for river and harbor and flood control purposes; the Acts of Congress approved June 28, 1938 (Public Law 761-75th Congress, 3d Session), and July 24, 1946 (Public Law 525 79th Congres, 2d Session), which acts authorize the construction of the J. Percy Priest Dam and Reservoir Project on the Stones River, Tennessee; and Act of Congress approved August 30, 1964 (Public Law 88-511), which propriated funds for notified such that if purposes.

further you desire to present any obiection or defense to the taking of your property you are required to serve your answer on the plaintiff's attorney the address herein designated within twenty days after publication of this notice. Your answer shall Identify the property in which you claim to have an interest, state the nature and ex: tent of the inferest you claim, and state all of your obiections and defenses to the taking of your property. All defenses and oblections not so presented are waived. And in case of your failure so to answer the complaint, judgment of condemnation of that part of the above-described property in which you have or claim an interest will be rendered. But without answering, yOU may serve on the plaintiff's designating attorney the a notice of appearance property in which you claim will to re- be ceive notice of all proceedings afinterested.

Thereafter you fecting it. At compensation, the trial of whether the or issue not you have previously appeared, or answered, you may present evidence as to the amount of the tion to be paid for your property, and you may share in the distribution of the award. GILBERT MERRITT, JR. United States Attorney ROBERT E. LEE Assistant U.S.

Attorney United States Courthouse Nashville, Tennessee 37203, REQUESTS FOR BIDS Sealed bids will be received at the office of the Purchasing System, Agent of 2601 the Bransford Avenue, NashvilleMetropolitan School Davidson County, Tennessee, up until the hour of 2:00 P.M. C.S.T., December 14, 1966, for: FURNITURE EQUIPMENT 2:00 P.M. C.S.T., December 12, 1966, for: BOOKS Specifications and bid Metro form Schools may be obtained from the Purchasing Department. H. H.

Turpen, Secretary Board of Education A Legal Notices IN THE UNITED STATE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE NASHVILLE DIVISION UNITED STATE OF AMERICA V. 870.54 ACRES OF LAND, MORE OR LESS, SITUATE IN DAVIDSON COUNTY, STATE OF TENNESSEE, AND MILDRED B. GILLIAM, ET AL. CIVIL ACTION NO. 4271.

NOTICE ADVERTISEMENT Bids will be received until 10:00 A.M.. Monday, December 5, 1966, for furnishing The Nashville Housing Authority one Ton Truck as per specifications, on file in Services the office of Administrative Officer, 701 South Sixth Street, Nashville, Tennessee. The Nashville Housing Authority reserves the right to reiect any and all bids and to waive any informalities in bids whenever such reiections or waivers is in its interest. NASHVILLE HOUSING AUTHORITY GERALD GIMRE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR FOR FAST RESULTS PHONE 254-1031 ADVERTISEMENT FOR TENNESSEE BIDS CITY OF COLUMBIA, Separate sealed bids for the construction of Sewer System Columbia, Improvements for the City of Tennessee will be. received by the Mayor and Board of Commissioners through Mr.

E. S. Bartlett, at the office of the City Manager, City Hall. Columbia, TenManager, A.M. nessee, C.S.T..

on December 14, 1966, 38401, until 10:00 o'clock and then publicly opened and read aloud. The work on which proposals are requested consists primarily of: Contract Interceptor Sewers, Pumping Station and Force Main for the South Central Junior College and Fieldcrest Subdivision. This Contract includes approximately 11,400 LF of 12, 10, and 8 inch Sewers, 4890 LF of 6-inch Force Main and one Pumping Station. Contract A-M: Main and Lateral Sewers for Fieldcrest and Colonial Hills Subdivisions. This Contract includes approximately 17,000 LF of 8-inch Sewers.

Contract A-N: Main and Lateral Sewers for Graymere Park and Graymere Manor Subdivisions. This Contract includes approximately 19,400 LF of 8-inch Sewers. Contract A-O: Main and Lateral Sewers for Chantay Hardie Acres Subdivisions and Lateral Sewers, Pumping Stations and Force Main for Crestview Subdivision. This Contract includes approximately 36,900 LF of 10 and 8 inch Sewers, 1,400 LF of 4-inch Force Main and one Pumping Station. Contract A-P: Lateral Sewers for River Heights, Royal Oaks, Morgan Heights, and Sunset Park Sub-divisions and Lateral Sewers, Stations and Force and Mains Rolling for Acres Hardwick Sub-divi- nue sion.

This Contract includes approximately 25,300 LF of 8- inch Sewers. 1200 LF of 4-inch Pumping Stations. and Alternates as indicated in the Proposal Form for each Contract. The above Contracts may be bid separately or in any combination. The Information for Bidders, Form of Bid, Form of Contract, Plans, Specifications, and Forms of Bid Bond, Performance and Bond, and other contract do cuments may be examined at the office of the City Manager, City Hall, Columbia, Tennessee or at the office of Hilsdon and Sonnenburg, Consulting Engineers, Memphis, Tennessee, Telephone No.

901- 386-5952. Copies Documents of Plans and Contract may be obtained only from the office of Hilsdon and Sonnenburg, Consulting Engineers, P. O. Drawer 28884, Memphis, Tennessee, 38128 upon payment of $50.00 (nonrefundable) each set. All bidders are required to obtain a copy of the Contract Documents and Plans, and shall be licensed to do business in the State of Tennessee.

The Owner reserves the right to waive any informalities or to reiect any or all bids. Each bidder must deposit with his bid, security in the amount, form and subiect to the conditions provided in the Information for Bidders. No bidder may withdraw his bid within 45 days after the actual date of the opening thereof. CITY OF COLUMBIA, TENNESSEE E. S.

Bartlett City Manager ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Economic Development Administration Proiect No. 04-1-0096 Separate sealed bids will be received by the Town of Gainesboro, Tennessee at the City Hall, Gainesboro, Tennessee, until 11:00 o'clock a.m. C.S.T. on January 'be 1967, at which time proposals will opened and read aloud. Work will consist of the following: approximately Contract 1-Two (2) 180 GPM sewage pumping stations, force mains, bridge crossing for one (1) force main and water line, sewer gravity lines, water lines, altitude valve pit, and renovation of existing concrete water storage reservoir; Contract ground level water storage reservoir and appurtenances.

The Information for Bidders, Form of Bid, Form of Contract, Plans, Specifications, and, Forms of Bid performance and Payment Bond, and other Contract documents may be examined at the following: Turner Engineering Company, 112 Union Street, Nashville, Tennessee F. W. Dodge Corporation, 1522 Laurel Avenue, Nashville, Tennessee, Nashville Contractors Association, Nashville, Tennessee. Copies may be obtained at office of Turner Engineering Compan, 112 Union Street, Nashville, Tennessee upon payment of $100 for each contract. Any unsuccessful bidder, upon returning such set promptly and in good condition will be refunded his payment, and any non-bidder, upon so returning such set, will be refunded $30.

The owner reserves the right to waive any informalities or to reiect any or all bids. Each bidder must deposit with his bid, security in the amount, form, and subiect to the conditions of the Proposal Bond. Non-Bidder may withdraw his bid within sixty (60) days after the actual date of the opening thereof. MAYOR OF GAINESBORO 2 Cemetery Lots WOODLAWN-Lot 2778, graves 1 Sermon on the Mount, a nice location, will sell reasonable to settle estate. 254-6138.

WOODLAWN 4-grave Garden of Good Shepherd, $600, 298-5262. WOODLAWN 4 grave lot. 189 Chapel Gardens A. 352-9802. WOODLAWN-3 graves, Garden of Christs D.

242-2713. MT. OLIVET-4 spaces, good section, priced to sell. 883-3957. 5 Lost Found Bull, medium size.

Three black feet, one white. Sunday, vicinity 11th and Charlotte. Answers to Samboa. Wearing 1-D tag. W.

H. Frazier, 4028 Lealand Lane. $100 reward. No questions asked 292-5077. DOG -White Spitz, male; lost Hillsboro Belmont area.

Wearing black collar. Name: Flash. Children Heartbroken REWARD-292-5739 DOG French Poodle, white, long hair, in South Fifth and Shelby area, child's pet, REWARD, contact 576 S. 5th St. DOG- Terrier, black and tan, last seen Harding Rd.

near junction Highway 70 and 100, tag bears Cincinnati address, 291-2795. DOG SETTER female Black and white spotted, months old, no collar, West End area. Reward, 298-3858, 242-3117. DOG--Irish Setter, male 6 months oid, vicinity of Little Marrowbone reward, 766-2832. DOGS-2 beagle hounds, 1 male, female, black, white and brown, Reward, 298-3267.

DOG--Female Walker Fox Hound. Lost Whites Creek Pike Area. Reward, 227-1748. CAT Siamese, female, yellow leather collar, lost Neelys Bend Road, Reward, 895-3001. HEARING AID brown, Shelby Bridge area.

Reward. Mr. Jefferson, 1710 Patterson St. DOG REDBONE COONHOUND, male. Hill Road--Brentwood area.

Pet. Reward. 833-2487 -Red, Allstate. 125. West End area.

Reward. 291-2015. PONY Found Donelson Area, 883-4537. 6 Nursery--Child Care CHILDREN KEPT Full or part time, hot lunch, mother's care, East, Near Gallatin 228-6129. CHILDREN -Kept, By Day, week, or will Board, Madison and Old Hickory Area, 847-4312.

CHILDREN KEPT Any age-waverly section-242-3885 Children Kept, 292-9576 Hillsboro, Regular or Part Time CHILDREN KEPT Belmont-Hillsboro 291-3459 CHILD CARE-Part time or full time, any age, excellent care, Maplewood area. 262-3758. CHILDREN KEPT -In my home, Belle Meade Area, fenced in yard, hot lunch, after 6:30, 352-5709. CHILDREN KEPT Whispering Hills-Harding Mall area. Call 833-0914.

CHILDREN KEPT Any age. Green Hills Area, 291-1931. Nursery--Child Care CHILDREN-kept in my home, one to five years old. Motherly care, Woodbine area. 833-5726.

CHILDREN weekends. -By Woodbine week, area. hour, Call 833-5837. LICENSED NURSERY SCHOOL And Kindergarten, College Area, 292-6077, 269-5788. CHILDREN KEPT Any age.

Hermitage Hills, 889-2965. CHILDREN KEPT In my home, Park Avenue area, 292-3782 3 Funeral Homes Service With Dignity Wright's Funeral Home (Formerly Wright Bros. Hill) 15 North Hill St. 255-8735 Wm. H.

Wright, Director BLOOD DONORS Mon. thru Friday, 8 a.m. a.m. TIL to 8 4 p.m. p.m.

ALL TYPES DONOR FEE BLOOD PAID NEEDED WENESDAY, SATURDAY, 8 a.m. TIL NOON 8 BLOOD BANK FOUNDATION 254-3551 1921 Broadway NEW 1315 DONOR Fri. Dickerson 8 a.m. Road CENTER to 4 p.m. A through XEROX COPY SERVICE $.10 per copy-letter or legal Stahl- size.

man Bldg. 254-1228-Mrs. Nelson, 209 INSURANCE Auto, Home, Life. More for Your Drink. Call 244-2485.

Insurance Dollar It YOU DON'T CONFIDENTIAL LOANS To employed women, 24 hour service Call Betty Barrett Days 244-3642 Nights 262-0404 CONFIDENTIAL LOANS TO EMPLOYED WOMEN Call MRS. ADCOCK 256-6651 Bonds and Insurance Lost Drivers License and SR-22 filed at once. Call 291-2903. A YOUNG DRIVERS INSURANCE, $150 year $39 down 255-6689. parttime FLOCKED drivers $91, $27 XMAS down TREES RAY'S, 1017 8th Ave.

255-9118. Diamonds from Kart up: 237 4th WILL PAY CASH FOR Ave. NEED CASH WEINSTEIN WE HAVE JEWELERS. IT APPLY AND GET IT SAME 255-8754 DAY Finance Corp. SUSIE-Please call home, everything will be fine, we are worried.

Mom and Dad. SEAMSTRESS EXPERIENCED Ladies Suits and dresses. Call 256- 3877. Special Notices WANTED TOYS Your discarded Toys will greatly appreciated for the unfortunate children of the 17th district, to be given away at Gene Jacobs Annual Christmas Party. WILL PICK UP ANYTIME or bring to Gene Jacobs House of Bargains.

2nd and Carroll St. 255-8072 Mr. and Mrs. Gene Jacobs Civic, Charitable, Church GROUPS, make $300 to $400 for Christmas selling "hottest" new product on market. 262-3657.

am not responsible other than for debts made by anyone myself. Thomas Purcell McAU, 104 Coarsey Hendersonville, Tenn, BOWLING INSTRUCTION By member of professional bowling association Fee, $10 hour, appointment, call Gary Martineau, 262-2909 TOP Best" FILL DIRT, Crushed Stone, grading, seeding, strawing, and hauling, 297-1400 or $50 Cash to Churches Clubs or Groups for selling 84 bottles of Famous Watkins Vanilla or Pepper or both! 227-4488. Carpet Cleaning No advance in prices. SMITH RUG CLEANERS, 895-3920 DEBTS: am not responsible for debts made by anyone other than myself. Carl D.

Green, 226 Capitol View Dr. LEARN TO DRIVE ACME DRIVER TRAINING, 889-2331 LEARN TO DRIVE EASY METHOD Established 1333 297-6526 298-1780 SPEEDOMETERS RESET Guaranteed. 292-2051 Page Transmission 51st N. FIREWOOD Hickory, Oak and Ash, 254-5105 PHOTO XMAS CARDS Make photo or use yours, 832-4034 IRONING Done in my home. 228-0512 FIREWOOD, 228-6333 Hickory, Oak, 'Tree Topping WOOD- -Hickory, Oak, Barn fertilizer Flower dirt.

"The Finest" Cleaning and hauling. MAHAN'S, 292-1679. FIREPLACE WOOD HICKORY, ASH and OAK, 242-0747 BUSINESS, DIRECTORY 16-Air Conditioning Heating 17-Building-Remodeling 18-Concrete Rock Work. 19-Driveways Built 20-Electricol Repairing 21 -Furniture Repairs 22-Grading--Excavoting 23-Landscaping 24-Miscellaneous Services 25-Moving, Storage, Hauling 26-Pointing Papering 27-Pest Control 28-Rentals-Tools, etc. 29-Repairing Cleaning 30-Rooting Guttering 31- Septic Tanks Call your ad today 254-1031 17 Building---Remodeling ADDITIONS REMODELING Home Improvements Kitchens, Baths, Family Rooms.

Garages, Carports LICENSED, BONDED, INSURED Terms to Fit Your Budget ROBERT WALKER LUMBER CO. 527 W. Thompson Ln. PHONE 254-3344 FREE ESTIMATES ON ADDITIONS AND REMODELING Save your old interest rate! Do you need to add a room, finish a play. room or pour a patio.

Call Us for any additions, we are licensed and bonded and can arrange good financing. THURMAN STEVENS CONSTRUCTION CO. 889-1260 883-0725 883-4970 832-6135 HOME IMPROVEMENT SPECIALIST 'vilding Remodeling. Carport, Patios, and Paneling; Storm doors and Tile windows: Aluminum siding: FREE work: Painting: Roofing: ESTIMATES 793-3671 REWARD YOURSELF By, calling Remodeling HARVILLE CONST. CO.

a specialty, Free planning and advisory service. Free estimates. CALL ANYTIME, 228-4636, 766-2242. Build--Remodel Build house rooms, garages, foundations, Free leveling, roofing, fireplaces. estimates.

FHA terms. L. J. EDWARDS 269-3438 REMODELING All types, dens, added, Houses built, garages, Painted. rooms Repair work, Licensed-Bonded J.

W. PERRY, 297-4791 ROOM Complete ADDITIONS- REMODELING Building. Basement dens, carports, garage. Citywide Prompt, estimates. Licensed Bonded, Terms.

Phone Reliable, 832-3074 References, ANYTIME REMODELING, experienced ROOM ADDITIONS personnel COOPER CORTNER CONSTRUCTION CO. 4101 Hillsboro Road Days-297-2475 Nights-794-4814 BRICK AND BLOCK WORK RE. patios, PAIRS new work, chimneys, fireplaces, etc. Free estimates. 262-2208 before 7 a.m.

or after 7 p.m. BRICK HOMES BUILT ON YOUR sq. ft. See models on Inc. Dickerson Rd.

CHEEK JONES, 865-1482, 242-2651. CARPENTER WORK after Experienced, do my own work. Call 5 p.m. 859-5824. concrete CARPENTRY block Building, Repairs, Free estimates, COOK, 227-4259 work, Licensed -ADDITIONS LICENSED BONDED TERMS 256-8531 GRIFFIN 292-8114 PLASTER Clean STUCCO REPAIRS work, radio dispatched.

A. O. HUNTSMAN, 228-3266 ing, ADDITIONS Paving, backhoe Remodeling, Bulldozdigging, Etc. J. D.

Cliburn, 824-0819, 262-4241. Chimneys, Fireplaces Repaired and built, 227-3197 Kitchen GENERAL CARPENTER WORK Small Cabinets. Jobs. Trim Work. Large or 256-0027.

Death Notices ADAMS MRS. DAISY RINGOLD ADAMSThursday morning, Nov. 24, 1966, at a local hospital. Survived by daughter, Mrs. J.

W. Hunter of Nashville; son, David E. Adams of Atlanta, 10 grandchildren and 5 great-grandchildren. The remains are at the Woodlawn neral Home, Thompson Lane, where services will be held Friday afternoon, Nov. 25, 1966, from the Chapel of Roses at 2 o'clock conducted by Rev.

James A. Hardaway. Interment Woodlawn Memorial Park. Arrangements by WOODLAWN FUNERAL HOME, 291-4754. ADAMS REV.

GEORGE TILLMAN ADAMS -(Former Pastor of Claibourne St. Baptist Church,) of 152 Wharf entered into rest at a local firmary, on Thursday, Nov. 24th, 1966, survived by wife, Mrs. Nellie Adams, other relatives and friends. Complete Funeral rangements announced later, K.

GARDNER SON, K. Gardner and R. Lewis Assisting. announced later. McCORMICK FUNERAL HOME, 255-0651.

BAKER MR. NOAH BAKER Age 71 years, suddenly Thursday, Nov. 24, 1966, at 5:30 p.m. at his home, 1216 4th Ave. N.

Survived by daughter, Mrs. Elsie Mai Sartain; son, Mr. Arthur E. Baker; stepdaughters, Mrs. Beatrice Sartain, Nashville and Mrs.

Roxie Ramines of McMinnville, step-sons, Mr. Ollie L. Smithy, Nashville and Mr. James A. Hall of Huntsville, sister, Mrs.

Gracie Junior, Huntsville, brothers, Mr. Steve Baker and Mr. Jim Baker of Detroit, Mich. and Mr. Johnny Baker, Huntsville, 34 grandchildren and 50 great-grandchildren.

Remains are at McCormick Funeral Home, 1503 Buchanan St. Complete arrangements will be BATES MRS. MAY BATES--At a local hospital, Thursday morning, vember 24, 1966. Mother of Sgt. Oscar F.

Bates, U.S. Army, Ft. Gordon, Ga. Several nieces and nephews. Complete arrangements will be announced later.

Remains at COSMOPOLITAN FUNERAL HOME. BENDER MR. ALFRED (BOZO) BENDER -Tuesday night, Nov. 22, 1966, at his home, 928 Scovel St. Survived by devoted wife, Mrs.

Sarah Bender; two sisters, Mrs. Margaret Mitchell and Miss Mary Bender; one brother, Mr. James Bender; one aunt, Mrs. Sarah Oldham; four sisters-in-law, Mrs. Lucy Mai.

Collins, Mrs. Gladys Bender, Miss Juanita Frierson and Mrs. Birdie Mai Frierson; three brothers-in-law, Mr. Robert ell, Mr. Earnest Frierson and Mr.

Gordon Frierson; nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. Family will receive friends Friday night, Nov. 25th at K. Gardner and Son Funeral Home from 8 until 10 o'clock. Funeral services Saturday afternoon at one o'clock at First Street Baptist Church, 9th conducted by his pastor, Rev.

Isom Stubblefield; remarks. Rev. Crook and Rev. W. A.

Jenkins. Pallbearers and flowerladies selected from friends. Interment, Mt. Ararat. K.

GARDNER AND SON, funeral directors, K. GARDNER JR. AND R. LEWIS, assisting, Nov. 22, 1966, at a local hospital Survived by daughters, Mrs.

Ida Lou Keith; Mrs. Zelma Patterson. both of Dayton, Ohio and Mrs. Margaret Harris; son, Mr. Harold Bigbee, Indianapolis, Indiana; sister, Mrs.

Alice Cypret; brother Mr. Felix Blackmore; sixty-five grandchildren, twenty children; 4 great-great grandchildren; devoted granddaughter, Mrs Annie Mae Craft of Dayton, Ohio; 4 sons-in-law; 1 daug 2 sisters-in-law; numerous nieces, nephews, cousins; other relatives and friends. Visitation with the family from 8 to 10 p.m. Friday, Nov. 25, 1966, at the William Gunter Memorial Chapel.

Funeral vices will be held, Saturday, Nov. 26, 1966, at 1:00 p.m. at the Bigbee Chapel, Springfield, Tennessee. Revs. Shelton, L.

K. Haw kins and Felton Price officiating. Interment, Bigbee Cemetery, Springfield. WILLIAM GUNTER AND SONS, Funeral Directors. BIGBEE MRS.

MARY BIGBEE, Tuesday, CARTER CHARLIE EDWARD CARTER 3244 Doverside Drive, Nashville, Wednesday afternoon. November 23, 1966, at a local infirmary. vived by wife, Mrs. Mabel Lee Carter, Nashville; two daughters. Mrs.

Katherine Jones, ville, Mrs. Eva Mae Choate; three grandchildren; one sister, Mrs. Miller: two brothers, Willie Carter, and Vernon Carter, all of Russellville, Ky. The remains are at the Madison Funeral Home, 219 Old Hickory Blvd. where services will be conducted Friday afternoon at 2:30 O'Clock by The Rev.

Isham A. Harris, Pallbearers Honorary, Jimmy Newman, Dr. Price H. Duff, Dr. Milton Grossman, Calvin Young, M.

J. Powell, Jack Henderson, ACTIVE: James Carter, Delmar Yates, Wesley Lewis, John Henry Mullen, Eugene Mullen, lum Mills, Buford Putman and Billy Parsons, Interment Forest Lawn Cemetery MADISON ERAL HOME, Directors, 895-3341. COOPER MRS. MARGARET MULLOY COOPER Wednesday afternoon, November 23, 1966, at a local firmary. Widow of the late Thomas Stuart Cooper.

Survived by ter, Mrs. Robert W. Green; sisters, Misses Alice, Clara and Bessie Mulloy all of Franklin, three grandchildren, Robert W. Green Kerry Allison and Christopher Green. Remains are at the funeral home of Marshall-Donnelly.

Combs, 201 25th Ave. Leaving at 9:00 Christ o'clock, Friday morning, for The King Catholic, for Requiem High Mass at 9:30 o'clock. Pallbearers: James Joesph Mulloy, John Donald Smith, Vin cent E. P. Mulloy, Joesph B.

Mulloy, John Mulloy, Eugene E. Mulloy. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery. The Rosary will be recited at o'clock, Thursday evening. MARSHALL-DONNELLY-COMBS, 291-0720 unon LITTLE GRADY LEE HOOD age Nov.

2 months, suddenly, Thursday. 24, 1966 at his home 1316 8th Ave. at 6:10 a.m. Survived by parents. Grady D.

and Gloria Ann Hood, half-sister, Miss Delores Ann Hood; grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Boyd Hood; grandmother, Mrs. Trula Pollard. Remains are at McCormick Funeral Home.

1503 Buchanan where services will be held Nov. 26, 1966, at 1 p.m., conducted by Rev. C. M. Baggett.

Friends will serve as pallbearers. Interment Hudgins Cemetery, Fairview, Tenn. McCORMICK FUNERAL HOME, 255- A A 04 WI A.