The Tennessean from Nashville, Tennessee • Page 10

TEH THE NASHVILLE TENNESSE AM a 1 Saturday Mominjr, May ZZ, It I) FERGUSON RITES FIYE SCHOOLS HOLD STOKES FILES; NEW YORK STOCKS (Continue frm Preceding Page) Jprnberlr-Clark. MH MSi tOHe Services Scheduled in -Nashville Churches Sunday Methodist NEW PASTOR Nazarene AMENDED BILL Taxpiy en uit Against TEPCO Said Unchanged By GlyV Action -Dismissal ly-tho-city erf Kssh vUle ef franchise forfeiture suits against the Tennessee Electric Power Company in no way Inter feres with continued prosecution. of the "taxpayers' franchise suit filed in chancery court It was staU ca oy Attorney woraan Dioaea, in a supplemental bill to this suit filed yetrday, The "taxpayers' suit" was fU4 on January 30 In advanc of the city's suit, and thus tha city's ae tlon do not act as a bar against Stokes clients, hs said. The eity cancelled all of its lulls against TEPCO last week when ths company paid the city $350,000 In "settlement of Its street repair claim. GRANT SAID INVALID Stokes' amended bill claims that ths City Council attempted to give the Nashville Coach TEPCO successor, a franchise by sdoption of a resolution, a grant which it contends could be legally only by passage of aa ordinance.

The amended alll contends that the company sought to secure for Itself a perpetual franchise by ths method which -the City Council used in approving the changeover to bus. FUNERAL MONDAY FOR MRS. SPRINGER Services WiU Bo Conducted At Methodist Church In Hohenwald HOHENWALD, Tenn, May 24-(Spli Funeral services for Mrs. G. N.

Springer, who died at her home here today after a lengthy Illness, will be conducted Monday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the Methodist Church by the pastor, the Rev. C. F. Belew. Burial win be in Smith Cemetery.

Mr. Springer, wife of Dr. G. N. Springer, suffered a paralytlo stroke eight weeks ago.

In addition to her husband, shs is survived by three daughters, Mrs. C. Voorhles of Nashville; Mrs. R. D.

Peery of Florence, Ala, and Mrs. W. W. Marbet of Hohenwald, and fous grandchildren. Th Noshvili lennsson Published at 1103 Bras MEMBER Of TBI ASSOCIATED PUBS Th Associates Press Is exclusively a tuiad th aa tor vublieatloa at all news dispatches areditee te ar Bo4 tbenrfte credited to this paper and also the local news published herein.

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S-W30. SUBSCRIPTION RATES BT CAlLlllSRl ssamtas and BBdai One Week st City aubertbrs aol dslrin 4 pay ths carrier each week aaay remit la advaae direct ta Tha Tcnnesseaa for is as asora weeks st the rata ol lie per week. BUBSCRIPTION RATES BY MAIL Meraini and Banday, oa rear Itoraln only, on year 4.00 Outside Tennessee. Ken tacky and Alabama: Morotaf and Sunday, one vao i. only, on rear 1.M (Mall subscrlBttons tn.M aakaat la towns, and cities where carrier esrvtae mslntaioed.l ANNOUNCtMENTS Lost and Found TARPAULIN, reen, lost Between city limits and Mill Creek Road on Lebanon pine.

TiKirsoar aiternoon. kswaku, Donelson ll-J. OOLD PIN set with Cameo, surrounded with pearls. Reward. Fhone s-MOl or o-tioi.

DOO ESCAPED May 33rd. Medium sis. Black Chow. With studded collar. Ra- ward, Phone 0-0101, WRIST WATCH, ladles', lost Donelson.

Name Pairl oa back. REWARD. Donelson 327. TWO COWS taken up. Owner mar hsve same or mertturint sna pay ins charses.

3-1174-W. BILLFOLD Contalnln business cards. drvier license, utu mftnera jtaTWAHU. Btsnlee Hampton. -43.

COW Red. Jerser. Muley, strayed front 4301 Nebraska. REWARD1. I-7567.

2 Personols DR. LE8LIE DOUGLAS. Chiropractor, 14 years experience. 41.00 cash. Ill 14th near west End Ave.

pours: 10 to 11 noon; 1 to 4 At fte I. TO DEUELD TODAY Requiem High Mas WiU Be Sung in Uiurth of lha Holy Nam Funeral servioeB win he con ducted todsy for Homer Fergu son, 60, retired Fire Department captain who tied la his boms, 1022 Msnsfleld AynusThursdsy Bight. Mr. Frguon was retired from service on October IS after he had been In declining health for some time. He had been confined to his bd since December.

A native of Greenville, 8. C- Mr. Ferguson came to Nashville with his parents whlls a boy. received his education in the local schools. Mr.

Ferguson waa appointed to the Fire Department on October 7, 1804,. and on March 0, 1822, waa promoted to lieutenant, becoming a captain on May 1, 130. Survivors ars his wife, Mrs. Augusta Ferguson, and one daugh ter, Mrs. Frances Ferguson Petr.

Requiem high mass will be sung st o'clock this morning In the Church of the Holy Nsme. Burial will be In Calvary Cemetery. WILLIAM M. KEEN DIES OF RIFLE SHOT Sumner County Coroner Say Bullet Wound Wat SelMnfUeted GALLATIN, Tenn, May 24 (Spl) William M. (Keeno) Keen.

51, former peace officer of Sumner County for many year, died of a elf-inflicted rifle shot tonight at his horn in South Tunnel, accord Ing to Coroner L. Guild. Keen, who lived at the South Tunnel home with three daughter. was alon with one of th daughters about o'clock while the other two were visiting a neighbor. Guild said, when he called the daughter Into his room and handed her note which he asked to be deliv ered immediately to her sister.

Ths note, Guild said, Informed the girls that Keen's body would be found In his barn. Hs had been hot through the head with a .23 caliber bullet, the charge entering directly under his chin and ranging upward. Keen at one time had served a a driver for the fire department here in the days when ths fire trucks were drawn by horse. later became a constable, work house keeper for 15 yesrs, and eventually served two terms as sheriff. He retired from public service several years ago and had suffered 111 health for some time.

CYCLISTS HURT Three Soy Injured in Two Colli Ions With Automobile William Lovell, 13, of Dixon Road, was in General Hospital last night in a serious condition with reported back Injuries snd a probable frac tured skull aa the aftermath of an accident in which the bicycle on which he was riding with Fred Breeding, 15, who also lives on Dickerson Road, -was in collision with a car officers said was driven by D. H. Thompson, a dairyman, who lives on Ben-Allen Road. Thompson waa going north on Dixon Road near the Smith Brothers Service Station when the acct-dent occurred fit about 7:30 o'clock last night. Both boys were carried to" General Hospital.

Breeding wa treated and; released. No arresss were -msde. Robert Goodrich, 9, 1717 Twelfth Avenue, wts reported slightly Injured after the bicyci he was riding north on Seventh Avenue.North, struck the rear of a car being driven east on Jo John- ston by F. R. Arnold.

35, 1412 Clin- ton Road. Arnold carried Good- ricn to a physician ror treatment. OFFICIAL Previous Punle 9 Smooth. It His home is to the state qOj 13 EN 15 One to whom something Is addressed. IT 17Yes.

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37 Bed lath. 38 Dinner or 39 To leave out 40 To vex. 42 Seasoning. 43 Drop of eye fluid. 44 Altar chest 43 Bound.

48 Fish eggs. ,55 His chief interesx is or Import and export treaties, VERTICAL Norse deity. 3 Peel. 4 Merits. 5 And.

6 Smallest 7 Riders. Russian mountainsv GL0SI1I6 PROGRAUS Central Cradaatlon Set For Tue.dsyi II ill. boro, Juno 19 Five Davidson County high schools wsrs scan of commnc mntBrelses last night far as most of th county's schools Brs concerned, th nine-month' term earns to 'an end. Hllllboro High School will not have commencement exercises un til June 19, due to the late opening las fall because of fallur of eon- tractors to complete the bulldins In time for opening on the rerular oat. Central High School exercise will be conducted Tuesday night in war Memorial Auditorium.

Di plomas WIU be presented to 185 graduates by Frsnk White, member of the County Bosrd of Educstlon. Seniors of base Litton Hlrh senooi last night carried out th theme of "Conservation of Human Resourcecs Through Education" at their graduation exercises. STUDENT SPEAKERS Student speakers were: Andrew Alexander, Mary Elisabeth Saw yer, George Anderson, Howard Winn and Virginia Workman. Di plomas wsrs presented to 120 grad uates by Ernest ChadwelL member of tha County Board of Education. The Clvltaa Medal was awarded to George Anderson, the D.

A. R. Medal to Frances Jlnkins and the Molly Hardy Memorial Medal to Virginia Paschall. Dean N. C.

Beasley of th Stat Teacher' College, Murfreesboro. was ths commencement speaker at exercises for graduate of Joeltoa High School. Diplomas were pre sented to zb seniors. Other county high schools which staged commencement exercise last night were: du Pont, Donelson and Hsynes Negro High. wnen au commencements are hsld diploma will have been pre sented to 600 high school seniors snd certificates of graduation to 1.200 grade school pupils who will enter high school next year, board of education officials said.

JOUROLMOiV URGES BAN ON POLL TAX Community Council Agencies Jicais otnte uuiiir Commissioner Leon Jourolmon. Jr told the Council of Community Agencies in a meeting at the I.M.C.A. Friday morning that the poll tax paid for only lft per cent or the public education in the stats and that loss of a part of this revenue of fered no valid objection to th abolishment of the poll tax as a voting requirement. Jourolmon, who is a member of ths State Railroad mnd Public Utilities Commission, said that the abolishment of ths poll tax as a voting requirement would mean that the state would loss $350,000 In revenue every other year, an average of $179,000 a year. DISMISSED Chargss of Aosault Against.

Two Woman Dropped Judge Guild Smith yesterday in City Court dismissed charges of assault with a stick against Mrs Carney Carrick, 1509 Sixtieth Ave nue, North, whose husband died Monday after being: struck with an automobile pump, and Mrs. Leon Coirier, 1400 Sixtieth Avenue. North wrtli: of inaa truck Carrick. "Both women, were" prosecuting each -other, and. on recommenda tion of counsel Judge Smith dis missed the charges.

The women were arrested Sunday afternoon after they reportedly "took up" the right between their husbands. Col- lier is In County Jail charged with muraer. CABINET HORIZONTAL 1,7 Pictured U. S. 44.

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35 Throws. 36 Protective companions. indigo. 51 Wooden peg. 52 Decorative mesh.

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m. Dr. Murdoch McLeod. paator. 01 aneak mm "tmnpdi.Ll at the 11 A.

m. service. Junior apr si I P. end senior vespera el I p. at.

Nth. Borbood bouse wiu have Sunday senooi at p. a. ene prearnine ei i p. my- rbnUai lret arnica John T.

Tountrr. pastor, wtU preach en "Me Bent from Ood'' 11 a. m. Veawar eery. tees 0 30 p.

m. U1 be eondueted You ne Peoeie. Junior Society I n. Prayer atin a Wedpee- Wedlaat tlreel rkpilH-indaf achool pi a. pr.

waiter L. Ctldwef tor. pill preach" it a. en Prenl lor Ood'endl P. en 'The Douiea ot the Chattanooea Aaeembly." todearei BocletM vlll meet ll I I.

Weat MaakTllle Char.ll Bundar aohool a. m. Re. MareeT T. KlddlwiU 8 reach at 11 m.

en "ChrWtUa Voun people will nave ahare ol the pith? aenile at 1 p. Mr. Darby C. Pulton, apeaker, rirei t-parep ounoar acheel at 0 30 Tr Thomaa Barr. paator.

will apeak on "An Ovrn Poor" at the 11 a. av eerytce, Fred fT Turner U1 Preaah at 7 30p. m. on -Beinwnem: in That Wa Bom Aat." Voun People Bieftlnt at I p. m.

milapere caerep cnurcn ecnoai m. Dr. Howard I Kerr, paator. wiU nn "IkOmarlal Da and Our Emotlona. Junior Church under led-erahlp el Re.

Cherlei H. B. Houk. unlver-l paator. Tuxla Club meeU at 4 41 m.

lor nipper ana proerem, nr. i ol Vandrrbilt epeakint on "Keep- a Hfalthr Body. At 7 P. m. me Youth Choir ander J.

Oatwood will Ire a procram ol American folk hymna. aaaeU treel CBpren cnuaren a umj procram at 14 Jd a. n. Ukln the place trie ueual mornin waranip aerric. Beeepd rkareb Sunday echool at m.

Rer. Thomaa Hoover, paator, will peek on "Perfect Peace" at the 11 a. aerrlee) la Belmont Theater. Bllht aerviee. (ilea Leea cpareai winoay aenooi i Rer.

J. B. Blttiriter. paator. Will peak-at 11 a.

m. on The Wondfr ol Rellelon." and it p. m. on "Makln Ood Real." Junior and Teun People'i Soeletle will meet at p. m.

Prayer meettnc Wednraday nifht at 1:41 o'clock. treat Pile vaerep ounoay ecnnoi m. Rer. Kenneth Phiffer will preach at I. m.

Youn People meet at 4:1 p. m. Prayer meetlnt Wedneedar nliht, o'clock. Baptist Iaetland rharch Sunday achool at 0:10 a. m.

Dr. B. B. Craln. paator.

will preach 11 a. m. on A wonaenui uppor-inlty." and. at 7:30 p. m.

on "Human juallty Tralnln Union! at I'll P. m. Leeketaad Caareb Sunday achool at 30 a. m. Rev.

William McMurry preachei at 11 a. m. on "Where la He Now?" and at 7:45 p. m. on "The True Kin Tralnln Union at 0:30 m.

Prayer Beetini Wedneaday nilht at 7:44 clock. Park Arena Chareb Sunday achool -at 30 a. m. Rev. C.

F. Clark, paator. wUl preach on 'The Church Alter Ood Heart," at 11 a. and on "Preoccupation" at 7:45 p. m.

Tralnln Union meet! at 7:11 p. m. Wednesday nleht 7:1 teacher! and orrieera will meet and prayer meet In will be at I p. m. Inilcweeal ChareB Sunday achool :30 m.

Rev. Rufua Beckett, pastor. wlU preach at ll a. m. on "Reasonable Socri-fleet" and at 7:30 p.

m. on "Proeraatlna-tlon." Tralnln union meets at 4:30 p. m. Prayer and bualneaa meetln Wednesday 7:30 p. m.

North End March Rev Oreen. well ot PaVls will Breach at 11 a. m. an in enruman i crueinxion," ana at 7 30 m. on "Ana The That were Reary Went In With Him ts the Mirrtaie: and me unor waa rnui BBelev Avenae clipreB Sunda achonl at a.

m. Rex. r. p. Laniston.

pastor, will preach at 11 a. and 7:45 Tralnln Union meet at 1:30 p. m. Prayer meetinx weonesaav nier.t at 7:4 p. m.

lonowea or rnoir practice. (eatral Inarm Sunday achool it 0:45 m. Rev. EH Wriiht. pastor, will preach on "The Makln of a Christian" at 11 and on "Conviction at 7-la a Praver meeting Wedneaday nliht at 7:30 i eioex.

oraee tsaHaR I. rvtmi. na. tor. will preach at 10-51 a.

on "tr Vnur Toniue la Unbridled Tour Rellelon Is Vain." and at 7:45 p. m. on "Only the Pure In Heart WiU See Ood." Tralnln union wui meet at 45 o. m. Inaaaeel Ckarrh Bible achool at 1:30 a m.

Dr. Charle Henderson, pastor, will speak on "The Type ol Man Jeaus Set Up As An Example," at 11 a. and on uiaeon ana the crowd at the a. aerviee. roun people's Union wUl meet at 7 an Earelleld raercB (Unth anrt WitBMll oireeta.

Rev. wiiuam Henaeraon Barton. pastor. Church School. 0:30 a.

m. At 11 ot Oemr" Baptist Tralnln Union. 1:45 i. m. 'ine pastor speaks on "Whit Did eaua neeur leaen Aoout war," at i.

m. Jadaaa Menarlal fmrtt 41 to wiWfctt. nvwnue. aoutn. Bunaay aenooi.

0:3 a. a. aermon auhiot. "NoiahhAehooH Baotiit Tralnln Union. 4 45 P.

I P. m. aermon mtii-ft. MJeaii4 ana ine Acute prooiem." Beiaaeat jteifnt Lkarck Dr. R.

Kelly White, pastor. Sunday school, 1:30 a. m. 11 a m. aMfnnfi mhleet a-lnw.

Last Stand." Baptist Tralnln Union. 0:30 m. I m. aermon sithlMt. "rke tiiv i cannot Destroyed" North Edrelield Chareh Meridian ind Treutlafld Streets.

Rev. Hurkahee Pastor, cradle Ron, Day will be observed aurm ounaay -acnooi. alanine at :30 B. Ill Mnrn ni IB H-r. RlOlt aubiect.

"The Ivtv rf Jean. fv f.ittle Children Baptist Traintnr Union. :30 ra. Eveninx vorsnin T-aa iter. mon subject.

"The Voice of the Unseea-'J PHmitjve Baptic5t T3 aurniana narca son service at m. end preaehin at 7fl0 p. m. by Cider C. JL.

Thomaaon, Ceneee Street Charrti Son aerviee it m. ana preacnin or Eider urave, at a. ana 7:30 p. m. Bethel rhnreb-wflnna- and nrevee ice at 1030 a.

m. and 7 p. m. and preach-In by Elder J. S.

Clayton at 11 i. m. nd 7:30 p. m. Prayer meetln will' be at i-jv p.

m. weaneaaay. Emmanuel Flral Chareh Bundav aehnot arth I a. m. Dr.

W. A. Meadnr. pastor, will preach at 11 a. m.

and 7:45 p. m. Mem- oere meet at p. m. roun at 0:30 p.

m. Woodbine Chareh Stindar school will be at 10 a. m. Mrs. W.

A. Meador. paa tor. win preach at 11 a. and 7:45 p.

m. Prayer meetln wUl be Thursday at 7:41 SDiritualist5 rheUt a-4a ftev. deNichtlai will preach on "The Voice el the Seven Thunders" at I p. m. Healln.

prosperity thoucht and spirit areviinsa 11 p. m. weanesaay. Day Saints Jaaaa Thriat rhaeeh Sinnrfe hMl wrltl oe at iir-i. m.

rreacninc ervie4 m. Preaehin aerrlee wiU be ai p. Congrecational Celleiealde Chareh Sunday school at 10 a. Rev Wilmr Jnhnun Mitiw will preach It 11 a. m.

on "What Are rianiina rorr Jehovah's Witnesses Jehovah's Witness will mm en aiann Avenue, norm, at 1 p. m. Sunday Victor ChWks.30 4 V-Ciro Chem 1 Vi Iron pt .10 Vulcan Det 4W 20 11 It 7 7 74 74 74 1 Wabash ol A i i 4 1 11 1 10 11 I 4 4 1 IW- Waldorf Brs .00 Walereen Co 1.00 WalkiHtWItO 4 WalwMth Co Ward Bakin Warner Bros Pie Warren Bros Warren FdyAP 1 Wash Oaa U1W 10W 4 12 20 13 15S IS lis .3 1IW 3W tk- iy4 22 30S 20S 13S 13W- a 15W 15W 2W 3S vvaua Motor i Wayne Pump le Webat Ilsctiohr. wesson at weat El Weat II WestAuto Sup 1 17 IIS 10S ow w- 10 MW .1 13 1 4V. WW WW- 22 22S- 4S 4S West Maryl 3 PI I Weat Union Tel 17 Weatlnah A BW 13 West KIA-MfllSs 1 Weatv Chla 1.40 15S 11 I.SS 11 19 15 17W 17S- ej sj 27S 21 pf5W J9 13 15-1 wneetln Bteel WhiietSSiDen.01 White Motor whire Rk Bp White Sew Mach low US 1IW kr 4S SS Wilcox OIlAtO lOe 2 ft wtuyaoveriana 3W IW- ta Wilaoa Co 1 Woodward Iron 1 11W 17S 17S II 334 31S 33W- wooiw IFWI 140 Worthinxt At I 1SS US IIV4 1 wnent Aero it itt 100 lwv.

wrwiey 1 urja 1 71 Tela At Towne 1 B-B 1IW. 4 Tellow Tr At 11S Tonne Bp s- ShATS 47 30S euncat SlLDrW 1 U4W ve Zenith Radio Zonlte product XD-BX -dividend. XR-BX-rKbta. a-Alse extra or extras, e-Declared or Bald tar this year. f-Pay6le la stock.

-Paid last year. h-Cash stork. k-Aecnmu lated div. paid or declared this year. d-Accumuiated dividends paia laat rear.

tETALS KEW YORK. May 34 Copper tedv electrolytic spot. conn, vsiiey. 11 1 11 50: export f. a.

a. Nw Tor, li.isw 11 37, Tin eaaler. ft Dot and nearbv 53 00 forward 5 Leed 100L New York l.0ftIM: test St. Louis 415. Zinc steady.

Eaxt St. Leuia soot and inrward 5 75. uirkilver iptentrieieo nominal Pi Iron, aluminum, antimony, platinum Chines wollraau and SobmsU chiiti Flr4 at Ckwch-Sunday school at 10 harmons bt Rv. U. H.

Wise, aa l.4a a. m. and m. I People Bteet at 0:34 m. Prayer a at or ouni People meet at 4:3 meeiini will be at 13 p.

m. Wedneaday aaeuaraaa asaaaani school at t.4 a. paster, wiU preach h4.ll 1 mm BBSa BaWl p. m. louni 'la rayaf meeiui be Wednesday at 30 P.

Third Chareh Sunday school 0:41 a. at. Preaehin by Rev. Lis Weaver, fearer, paator. at a a.

m. and 7 1 p. m. 'Youn Poovle meet at 4 34 p. m.

Praver meaiin wiU i at 1:30 a. m. wedneaday. laaasaaaer Chareh Sunday achool Key, u. at.

mtmt. pasior, wiu reach at 10:41 at. and 13 J- mini PenU i m. Prater meetln -will Tuesday at 1:30 m. WdIB Chores Sunder aenooi a.

Rev, Jeaae Mtaaeoaori. paur, wui Breach at 11 a. bb. and 4:3 P. inunt people win meet at 1 P.

sv rrayer Ban- win ae at aa. ctuimsj. thel Chareh Sunday achool at 0:41 i. Prsachina Re. J.

D. Havener. ranselist. at 11 a. at.

and 1:3 P. m. rouns People aW at 4:30 p. m. Prayer neetlna will he Tiiesriav at 4:3 B.

m. Bata iae CBarea ounaay acnawi m. Paator. aHev. M.

m. neaioru. win reach at 11:4 a. m. ana 7 3 B.

sun People meet at 4 3 p. m. Prayer meetin will be Wedneedar at 1:3 at. lekary CBareB ounaay aenooi Prrachlnc by paator. Rev.

J. m. 10 41 a. m. and 1:3 P.

m. Youm eonle meet at a. ea. Prater Bteetlna Wedneadav at 1:3 a n-- rbaHajiuftA, aonoai ja a. ai Paator.

Rev. S. W. Strickland, will preach at 1 4 a m. and 1:3 p.

People meet at 4 34 p. am. rra: arer meuns U-n-ul reatenarv UBareB SHinapy aenooi Youn Peool meet at 34 p. m. Rev.

W. C. Bases, pastor. wlU preach at 30 p. aa.

rrayer aaeeiuu wiu aw a 3 p. ThursdsT. tlaVa rhaa Sundae school 1 a. ta. rreacninx dv nev sron r.

graven. at 11 a. and 7 4 a. Toun Peop wui meet at i p. m.

Cumberland Presbvterian Walklaa Park Chareh Chareh acnoht 8t 4:41 a. m. Pastor, Rev. Thomas Bud-arth. wUl preach at 11 a.

m. on'Th Positive Peaturea of Pur ReUalon" and en "The Neeatlone of Pure pjelialon" at 7i3 p. Prayer meetln will be Wednesday at 7:3 p. Arrlnctaa Street Chareh Bunds? IchrH wtn a at 0:30 a. m.

Rev. Qeorcew. Burrouchs. pastor, will preaeh oa "The Keys of the Kmtdom'T at 11 m. and 7:3 p.

m. roun reopie meet at m. Praver meetine wui Ba wean eat at 14 as rire aaraa ounaay senooi win a 45 a m. Preaehlxi by Rev. Richard Whltworth.

waator. will be at 11 a. m. and 1:10 p. bu Youn Peopl meet at :30 p.

nv. Graaa Chareh Rev. J. W. Stiles, pastor.

Sunday school. 1:45 a. m. Mornin worship. ,11 a.

sermoo subject, "WaUttnc With Ood." LIFE SERVICE First Lutheran Church Program -Ts Be lundsy Night Young People of the First Luth eran Church will present a life service program Sundsy night at 7:30 o'clock under direction of Mr. Robert Rosetta. Them of the occasion will be "Building tha CathedraT of Life. A mlniatur cathedral will be built by the 60 young people taking part as the program progresses. Special music will be sung by th Touth and Junior Choirs under di rection of E.

J. Gatwood. MISSION Th Rv. Richard Jsn To Spesk At Concordia Church Th Rev. Richard Jan will con duct a preacmng mission at Con cordia Lutheran Church Wednes day, Thursday and Friday nights of this week at 8 o'clock.

The meetings are planned par ticularly for people who are not active church members. Dr. Jan's sermons will be on the theme, "What Must I Do To Be Saved?" WOOL POOL Six Count! Represented At Shelbyvitle SHELBTVILLE. Tenn May 24 (Sol.) Wool from six counties was for sale here today. Top price paid were: clear wool, $3541; light burry, mil ediui 129,11: hard burry, M.ll: Merino jar.

33.70 for. McMlnn- ville, Winchester and Fayetteville. 34.11 for Eaglevllle and Murfrees- boro, and $34 for Lynchburg and Manchester. The wool was bought by the Peerless Wollen Mills at the J. Lefkovit Com pany of Nashville and Kerr st Jar- man of Murfreesboro.

MAURY BARN BURNS COLUMBIA, Tenn May 24 (Spl) A barn on the W. H. Fite farm a mile south of Spring Hill was de stroyed by fire of unknown origin early tnis morning. Mine iruiies were burned to death and a wagon and a quantity of hay, wheat, corn and oats destroyed. Loss was part ly covered by insurance.

WEATHER RECORD YESTERDAY'S TEMPERATURES Hlshest. 06 decrees at 3:30 a. m. Low- est. 51 decrees at a.

m. Mean, 00 de crees. normal, 70 aecrees. METEOROLOGICAL REPORT Barometer, sea-level 30.04 3 10 Temperature ht winq direction irw Wind velocity 11 Precipitation 01 State of Weather Rn. Pt.

Cldy. rrecipiiation sine May inches deficiency. .00 Inch. Pretoltation since Jan. 1.

11 S3 Inches Relative humidity: 0:3 a. II boob. 74T-: 30 p. nv. 45.

Bun rises 4:34 a. m. Bun seta 1 11 a. m. Moon rlaea 11:3 Unon ats i a.

m. TtTIS tlATR LAST YEAR Maximum temperature. S3 deereea mint mum. 01 decree: Dreelnttation. trace 4SB.

1 to Wla oat in 103. uo incnes. 1030 tlceas to this date ,4.11 Inches. WEATHER TABLE WASHINOTON Met 14 iA Westher Duresu rectvraa or temperature and rain in ior ine a pours enqm p. m.

Station Rich Lew Free, Asheville Atlanta Atlantic City Birmlnsham Chlcaeo Cincinnati Dallas Denver Detroit El Peso Galveston Jacksonville 7 70 54 54 17 11 8 13 7 II 15 7 11 04 50 01 44 14 41 70 I 01 10 1 10 I 14 11 I 10 Kansas city Key West Little Rock Los Anrele Loulivlll Memphis Miami Mobile Hew Orleans-. New York St. Leuia San Antonio San Franclsc) Savannah Tampa Washtnctoa I 00 aa 4 01 44 13 51 54 13 7 11 74 01 03 54 13 43 I 11 atvvw aiTuxTraj ObeervatieiM st 1 a aa. Local Standard time I STAilURS CaaaberlaBd lit I Burnslde. Ky, Crllna.

Tenn. IKH I.ll 11 1 4 11 ivjxU Carthass. Ten '40 1 Naakvilie feaa 3 ll I Clarksvlinj. Tens. '4 1 II 4 51 Eddyvlll.

Kr. '50 15 4l teaaeasea Blver Chattanooea, McKeadra Chareh Church school at II a. m. Dr. Km Vlyion.

paator, will praaen an a biui ana B.now at ll a. m. and an "Jaus" at 1:3 P. Boworih and Senior Leasu meetlnss will at a. m.

1: 41 p. m. Fellowship meetln will at Vedneada at I 11 B. BB. ther wiU be th church lessilv iuor lollowed by Bible study.

Baa4 Bad march Church school at I'M rkHfe r. biii vuwwi served at 11 I. m. Dr. Charles Washburn ScarriU Coll will apeak at 13 m.

under aponaoranip oi in Toun lv- Prapar ataellns wlU-ke at 1-34 a. aa. Wadnaday. Balassal Cilarek Tirch aehool will at 1:3 as Re. Joha Frriuaon.

pastor. Hi spoac on "Marks el Olaeipieania" at tl a. m. teun People will meet in lei-iwslilp hall at 1:3 p. as.

Bvenin worship will be at 1:30 o'clock. Recular kuslneu meetln el Woman' Mlaaioaary Society wtu a Mopaar at 1 4 at. rrayer aseetln will be Wedr.eaday at 1:3 m. Arllastaa Chareh Church school wilt be at a. m.

Rev. Prank Calhoun, paator. will preach pb "Time of Ralnshlns" at ll a. m. Toun reopi win meet at )a 9 m.

Toun Women Business Circle of the Woman's Missionary Society wUl meet Monday niht. Baehaaaa Street Chareh achool will be at 0-30 m. Rev. P. Gentry win preach at ll a.

m. and Rev. Husaeu Boas, vialtin evamellst. at 7:41 p. and twice dally throuihout week.

Voun Peoola will meet at b. m. Th auar- terly conference will a Thursday nlsht after th nreachln. th Bad Chareh Church school at 130 a. Rev.

Priestley Miner, pastor. wUl preach en "Anchors of Hope" at 11 a aa. and on "A Sabbath Day's Journey" st 1:3 a. Youn Peool will meet st 1:1 p. m.

Praver mtls wUl a at 134 WOilnailav. Maanae Street Chareh Churvh school will at 1:30 a. m. Re. R.

B. Rawls, aaslAr. will raaeh ml 11 a. m. and 7:44 m.

Bpworth Leacu will meet at 1 p. m. Prayer mectmc wlU be Wednaadae at 1:10 P. m. Taiip Btreat caarra i cnurcn aenooi wiu at 1:45 a.

m. Rev. A. Faxon Small. paator.

wui BraaeB on "The Tower of Babel" at 11 a. m. Mr. Fere of Cuba. bow at scarritt coueca.

wui ape at p. m. on Methodist work In Cuba, showln eolor iilms ol summer assembly at Ma-tans. Youn People will meet at P. m.

Weet Nashville Ckarrh Youn People's sunns breakfast at I a. m. Church aehool will be at :3 a. m. Rev.

B. L. Crump, pastor, will preach on 'The Marks of Jesus'' at 11 a. s. and aa "ts Your Experience Real?" Youth roups WUl meet at :30 a.

Monday nlsht Youn Pennla'a riABsrtment Council meets Wedneadav at 1:30 B. ra. ther Will be prayer meetln followed by the euarterly conference. Board of stewards wUl meet ThiiraHev nlsht Friday Bllht VOun adults eoncrecatlon meet to tons lei- lowanip croup. wavariv naea rharem Church aehool will he at I'M a Re, rrea c.

wooa- srd. pastor, wUl speak on "Prove Me Now" at 11 4. m. and on "At the Cross" at 1:10 p. m.

People wUl meet at 4 30 p. m. Prater wiU he Wednesday at 1:3 P- m. Quarterly conference wUl be at South End Church at 7:30 p. m.

Friday. MeridlaB Street Chareh Church school will be at 0:3 a. m. Rev. Paul P.

Lanlus will Breach at 11 a. m. and 1:30 a. m. Prayer meetint will Wednesday at 1:30 p.

m. Weet End Chareh Holy Communion tn Scslea Chanel at 1:45. a. Bl. Church school will be at 1:30 a.

m. Rev. Arthur Jones, assistant pastor, will preach st 11 a. m. on "Faein Thli Life" and at 1:3 p.

m. on 'The Klnsdom of Ood In Our Times Youn People will have cathedral aerviee in Scales Chapel at I p. m. on "Ood and Our Problems." Craur Memorial Chareh Sunday school will be at 0 30 a. m.

Rev. D. Corn-perry, pastor, will preach on "The Evidence of Eternal Lite'' at 11 a. m. and an unannounced aubiect at 1:30 p.

m. Youn People wiU meet at 0:3 p. m. Prayer meetin will he at 1:30 n. m.

Wednesday. Blakeaaer Chareh Church school at 1:30 a. m. Rev. J.

B. Spurloek. pastor. win apvax mrwnw Need" at 11 a. m.

and an. "Service for Others" st 1:3 p. m. Youn Peopl meet it I Gerdea Meareeial CTrareb 2334 Herman Street. Rev.

H. F. Gordon, pastor. Church aehool. 0:30 a.

m. Mornin worship. 11 a. with sermon by Rev. James Dixon of Rom, Oa.

Bpworth Leeiue, 1:30 p. xfvenine worahio. 7:3 B. m. Hebeaa Chareh Rev.

J. T. Parsons, pastor. Church school. 0:30 a.

m. Mornin worship. 11 m. Sermon subject. I World That Ts RhaJren Youne Peonle'l meetln.

0:30 p. m. Evenin worship. 1:30 p. m.

sermon subject. A ooepei lor tne Defeated." Elm Street chareh Rev. J. Dallas Bass. neator.

Church aehool. 0:30 a. m. Morn in worship. 11 a.

m. Sermon subject. raitn we Live By. roun reopie meet-in. 1:30 P.

m. Bvenin worship. ,1:30 m. sermon sunject, to wnom we rajr. Qiurch of God Pleat Chareh Sunday achool 44 a.

Rev. L. B. Hall, pastor. wiU preach en Does tne New Testament Teaen an Experimental Heart-Felt Reliilon?" at ll a m.

and "Tha Old and New Testaments. Why Do We Have Two? Which Are We Under Today?" at 1:3 P. m. Youn People meet at 0:45 p. while adults have prayer meetln at the same hour.

Recular prayer meetln wut he Wednes day at 7:30 p. a. Christian Science Seeead Chareh Sunday school st 0:30 m. lisaoa suoieci Sunday at 11 a. m.

"Body and and sunti T.ttimiwii.1 mewinr will a Weitneadav at tv First Cbarcb Sunday school will ho' at l'30 'm. and Soul" Is sublect for 11 a tb aerviee. Teatimonlal weaAtTuejr at Pv nt, Assembly of God Assembly af Cad Chareh Sunday school WIU be at 0:41 a. m. Paator, Rev.

J. B. Mcintosh, will preaeh at 11 m. on "What Is the Unpardonable Youn People meet Tuesday nleht. Prayer meat- in WlU Be 4D.urs0.ay mint.

Unity Unity Ceater at Chrlatlanltv Sunday school at 10 a. m. Devotional service it 11 1. m. Youth of Unity meets at 1:3 P.

m. ADVOCATE EDITOR Rv. W. M. Vmon, Jr.

to Writs For Publication at Conference The Rev. Walter N. Vernon, assistant editor of- Sunday school publication at th Methodist Pub- lishing House here, will be the ed itor of the Daily Advocate of the South Central Jurisdictional Confer ence when tt meets in Oklahoma City May 28. The Rev. Mr.

Vernon will also serve as special correspondent for the Dallas New at the meeting. Mrs. Vernon and their two chil dren will visit relatives In Paris, Texas, during the conference, after which the family will visit the editors father and mother Dallas. They left NashviUe Thursday morning. YOUTH CHOIR Hillsbore Prbytrian Group Will Present Program The Touth Choir of Hlllaboro Preibyterlan Church and the West' minster Foundation will present program of sacred music Sunday night at 7:30 o'clock in the church under direction of E.

J. Gatwood, The program will feature Amer ican folk hymns and will be the final one of the organisation until next fall. The student program of the church and the house have received national recognition from the National Board of Christian Education of the Presbyterian Church, which is raising $40,000 to endow a building to accommodate the activities. AUXILIARY MEETING The Woman's Auxiliary of Glen Leven Presbyterian Church will meet at the church Tuesdsy afternoon at 3:30 o'clock for the annual birthday offering. Mrs.

H. N. Brooks, secretary of religious education, will direct the program. W. M.

TO MEET The Womant Mlssionsry Society of Belmont Methodist Church will have Its regular monthly meeting Monday morning at 10:43 clock, Officials of the organisation have urged a full attendance by mem ''If1; REV. THOMAS HOOVER I Th Rv. Thoma B. Hoover, who delivered his first oermon as ptutor of Second Prbytrlan Church hut Sunday, will preach on "Perfect Peace" Sunday moralnr at 11 clock at the Belmont Theater. The Rev.

Mr. Hoover, a native Of Mecklenburr County. North Carolina, was appointed to the paa torate after graduation May 14 at coiumma seminary, Decatur. Ga. Twenty-six years old, the Rev.

Mr. Hoover was educated In th school of hi native county, at Lees-McRae Junior College, and at Davidson College, where he was graduated in the claaa of 1936. For on year after graduation. ha taught in a mission achool for Mexican boys at Kingiville, Texas, oeiore deciding to study for th ministry. Th past three years he has been at Columbia Seminary.

ne is unmarriea. Episcopal ChrM Chareh 1:1 a. m. holy com munion. 1:30 a.

m. Sunday achool. 11 a. m. sermon by Rev.

David Rose. Ther mi oe noiy communion asain at 1 m. St, Andrew's Chareh Sunda 30 a. m. Rev.

J. P. Mrriou. achool at chare.wlU preach at 11 a. m.

Th roun reopies service uan wiu soeet at p. m. St. Ann a Chareh Hnl communion will be at 1:30 a. m.

Sunday school will be at ju a. m. At 10:30 a. m. the Toun People's Service Leaiu wiU meet.

Rev. w. itummei. pastor, will preach at 11 m. Holy communion will be Wednes day at 10 a.

m. St. Peter'a Chareh Church school st 1:30 s. m. Voun People's Service Lestu will meet st 0:15 p.

m. Rev. Porter Flor ence wiu preach at 7:3 p. m. IBareh af lha Avrnt Holv communion at 7:30 a.

m. Sunday school wiU be at 0:30 a. m. Dr. Prentice A.

Push, rector, will preach at 11 a. m. Toun People'i Service Leatue will meet at p. m. Rev.

J. F. McCloud will preach at 1:30 P. m. There wUl be holy communion at 10:30 a.

m. Monday ana weanesaay ana Litany at toe same hour xriaay. Bible Gasses Waadland Street Claaa L. H. UcDill will speak st 10 a.

nv. on "Jeremiah Teaches tne Peoow." Alien Fart cut Rev. sunvan j. smitn ill aneak at :10 a. m.

at the Filth Avenue Theater. irt Nasareaa Men's claaa rroi. w. H. Olive! will saeak.

at 1:30 a. m. on Keeoln Our Touth Safe. Arrlutea Street Wnaia'l Claaa Mr. W.

T. Brockett will teach at 1:30 a. m. Membership contest eonttnuini. First BaaUst Fidelia CUaa Dr.

John L. Hill wui speak at 1:30 a. m. en "Th Hew Covenant." Jsaa m. Aast Ulaaa at Tin street tarta-tlaa Chareh L.

O. Derthick will speak at 0:45 a. m. on "Jeremiah Announces the New Covenant." Jeha H. DeWItt Claaa af Hlllaaer Prea-bylerlaa Chareh R.

B. Puryear wui apeak at 10 a. m. Jaaaea I. Vanee Class at First Presbvie-rlaa Chareh Byrd Doualat will speak at 0:45 s.

m. on "The New Covenant." Gael Liaht First EBaaaaaucI Chareh Dr. W. A. Meador will apeak at 10 a.

m. Faat4 Che.b Church echool pastor. wfll preach on "Word's1 hat Bless1' at 11 m. Christian Endeavor meet! at 0:30 p. m.

Clav street charea Bible school at 1:45 a. m. Rev. O. Albert LoUls.

pastor. Ill preach on "Trie Hour is come at 11 a. m. and on "Olorlfy Thy Son" at 7:30 p. m.

Prayer meettnc will be at 7:30 P. m. Wedneaday. oi nieaery cnarea cnurcn senooi will be at 10 a. m.

Holy Communion and sermon by Rev. Halbert Boll in, paator. "Why Want the Gift of the Holy BPirlt?" at 11 a. m. Vine at reel inarca cnurcn aenooi win be it 0:45 a.

m. Dr. Roter T. Nooe. Bailor, will preach on "God's Part the ardest" at 11 a.

m. and on "Blessin the Children" at I m. Nursery lor children under Irom 11 a. m. to 11:11 p.

m. Youn People meet-at 1:30 P. ra. BeUevtew Chareh 10:30 a. m.

will be Church achool. Dr. John B. Cowdea wOl preach it 11 a. oeveateeniB Birves vaareB punaay school will be it 10 a m.

Rev. Ernest Hamm, eastor, will preach on "All These Thinss WiU I Give Thee" at 11 a. m. and on "Where is Tour rittn?" it 7:30 p. m.

Youn peopl will meet at 1:31 p. m. Lutheran Memorial Chareh Church school at 1:45 a. m. kcv.

n. castor, pastor, win preach on i "Llvlnt Victoriously" at 11 a. nv Luther Leaeue will meet at tn Women's Missionary Society will meet at Porter Roid. Wednesday. Choir rehearsal at p.

m. weanesaav. Ceaeeraia Chareh Sunday school It 0:45 a. n. Kev.neroio.

k. serier, pastor, wui preach on "The Fifth Column and the cnurcn' at li a. m. St. raal a caarhe Rev.

Day werta. Bister, will preach on "Why Be a Chris tian?" it jq a. m. sunaav senooi win be st 10:30 a. m.

Intermediate and Senior Luther Leasues will meet at a 45 Pastor will preach on "Are You a "Worker?" at I a. m. vesper services wnen there win Be candtelicht installs' tlon of Luther Leaue officer. Church of Christ DeBClaea Chareh Bible etaasea at 1 a m. Charles Chumley will preaeh at ii a.

m. ana winera cottint at I p. on "How to Study the Bible." laeeeil Street Chareh H. Hall will preachon "The One Thin That Will bib ae you Kixnt at ii a. m.

ana on ine neari mat Always rinds tn Truth at 1:45 b. Twelfth Avenae Chareh Bible study at 1 a. m. Talbert H. Kennedy will preach on wny rod tne uro?" at io: a.

and on "The Pour Binest Thin on sarin at 7 p. m. Tounc people meet-In end prayer; meetin at 7t30 p. Wedneaday Reld Avenae Chareh Bible study. 0:45 a.

m. Preaehin aerviee at 11 a. m. and p. nv.

oy j. Rin 5 Bt'ooo Aeklea Avenae Chareh Preaehin at 11 a. m. and 7:10 p. oy Htcnara wiuitms.

United Brethren Chareh Sunday school at 0:31) a. m. r-asior. Rev. o.

Lane, will preach on "Those Who Shall See Ood" et 10'45 a. m. and 'Thy Ood Shall Be My Ood" at 7:30 p. m. Rev.

W. H. Rollins will cnnauci auarieriy conierence at 1:30 p. m. Dinner will be served at the church Christian Endeavor wui meet at 0:3 a.

m. Prayer retina wlU he at 1:30 a m. weanesaay Negro Bvtvaa Street Baatlst Chareh Sunday aenooi at a. nv rtev. a.

L. McDowell PeraonalltyT at 11 a. m. and on "Ordi nance 01 reliever uaousm at I b. m.

Tralnln Union at P. At I a wi. Thursday, Monthly Covenant and bualnea aieeiinsB. Alameda Chrlatlaa Chareh Church school at a. m.

Elder R. C. Maloy. pastor, will preach on "Dflftln" at 11 a. m.

Christian 'Stideavor will meet at 7 P. A. There wltl ha a musical and literary pro ram at I p. m. Prayer meettnc at P.

m. Wedneadav. ward CaBsvecatlaaaf Chareh Church -rnooi ai 10 a. m. rtev.

RicBara A Ewlne. pastor, wi'l speak on "Sorlne Your Rellelon. Missionary TTnion "et' 4 3 a. at. at homo ef m-- a.

1. jnnnsnn. r'rat Rap'-' achonl v0 a. m. Rev.

W. S. nilnstnn. nsstor wll ore-ch tt 1 en St'e-vie nt Love" and th ReT. H.

Crawford win oreari st a. m. Trataln Un mia at a-a a. ro C.sy Strvwt Chrtsllaa Chareh Bible school, a. m.

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Woodbine Curtain Laundry, 0-3343. HOME FOR INVALIDS. Incurable, bosnltai patients, mibs lstwib. 3331 Patterson. 3800 OAKLAND Vacancy In BUrstnc heme.

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