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CURB SALES LOCAL SECURITIES Bd Asked Alabama Power $7 pf 107 119 Alabama Power $8 pf 107 109 American Bakeries Co 5S? 5794 American com IS Atlanta Gas Light pf 108 Atlantic Co 5s 1980 100 102'a Atlantic Co com 16'a 171, Atlantic Steel Co com .49 Auto Soler 11 12'-a Bibb Mfe Co com 167 NEW VORK, March 16 Following Is a partial list of transactions en the New York Curb Exchange: 6-11 THE ATLANTA CONSTITUTION Mar. 17, 1946 REAL ESTATE NEWS PRESS HUDDLESTON, Real Estate Editor Binns, Well Informed as to Housing, To Address Realtors Here March 22 FUNERAL NOTICES GEISSLER, Mrs. G. W. of 55 D-l- mont drive, N.

died March 15. 1946. Surviving are her husband; daughters, Judith Isabelle Geiss-ler and Meiba Linda Geissler; father, Mr. J. Sprague.

St. Louis. and brother, Mr. Mertoa Sprague, San Francisco, Cal. H.

XL Patterson Son. RAWLS, Mrs. A. D. The friends and relatives of Mrs.

A. D. Rawls, Mr. and Mrs. J.

C. Holloman. Mr. and Mrs. A.

P. Brooks, Miss Eddie Baltimore Porcelain Steel 35a 4'a Callaway Mills com 3434 Callaway Mills of 3434 Chicago Sou Air Lines 271-, 291. FUNERAL NOTICES CASEY The friends and relatives of Mr. Charles E. Casey, Miss Ruth Casey, the sisters and brothers, nieces and nephews are invited to attend the funeral of Mr.

-Charles E. Casey Sunday, March 17, 1946, at 2 o'clock at Spring Hill, Rev. W. G. Carter officiating.

Interment Meansville, Ga. The gentlemen selected will serve as pallbearers. H. M. Patterson Son.

ELDER, Mrs. Samuel D. Funeral services for Mrs. Samuel D. Elder, of Monroe, will be held Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock from Bethel Baptist church.

She is survived by the following children: Mrs. Emory H. Camp, Mrs. J. L.

Snow, Mrs. Paul Davis, Mrs. W. FUNERAL NOTICES CARBINE, Mr. Arthur Burnett of 940 Cypress street, N.

died March 16, 1946.. Surviving are his wife; daughters, Mrs. Edgar E. Ferguson, Mrs. W.

L. Carbine Mrs. C. W. Kitchens brothers, Mr.

W. L. Carbine Mr. Phillip Carbine and Mr. Raymond R-Carbine, both of Chattanooga, Tenn.

H. M. Patterson Son. SMITH, Mrs. EdnTBFuneral services for Mrs.

Edna B. Smith, belovecl wife of Andrew A. Smith, of the Robert Fulton hotel, who passed away Friday, March 15, 1946, at Savannah, will be conducted Monday at 2 o'clock at West View cemetery. West View Peachtree Chapel, directors. Lit.

sou IV at 1 HanK Columbia Baking com 80 65 Columbia Bak pf 77'-i 82 Continental Gin com 50 53 Delta Air Corn 50 53 A Close Chg. AeroSoB Ainswrth AWElAp 8 AirnMfg 13'i AirMfpf 17H AluCoA 74 'i AmBevg AmBook 57 IV, ACPALA 60 ACPALB 8', AmCyao 53'4-i- AiFPwjr 3'. AG El 43'-i AmLiT 25'. AmMlg 20! AmMara 4 Am Pot AC 45 1 AmSupw 2'i First National Bank 45 Fulton Bae Cotton Mills 56V, 58'-, Sales $163,500 for Paul C. Maddox Paul C.

Maddox Company, realtors, report sales closed by its office since March 1, aggregating $163,500. These sales were made by Paul C. Maddox, Henry C. Baldwin, E. L.

Hutchins, E. S. Pritchett and C. M. Robertson of the Maddox Company, and were as follows: Mrs.

Rose B. Simon to R. A. Higgins, 1572 Morningside drive, N. E.

Mrs. Viola Dryden to E. R. Andrews, 1603 Marietta road. N.

W. Mrs. J. F. Williams to C.

F. Collier. 496 Mellview avenue. S. W.

Maynard B. Smith to Mrs. Pose B. Simon, vacant lot on N. Boulevard.

N. E. J. M. McDonald to Frank B.

Edwards, 1642 Oak Knoll Circle, S. E. Hillside Homes to Mr. and Mrs. H.

W. Sellers. 519 Erin avenue. S. W.

Mrs. Mary S. Allen to Mrs. Ida Mae Norton, 747 Greenwood avenue. N.

F-. J. M. McDonald to Raiford W. Cooper 493 Erin avenue.

S. W. H. L. Barnhardt to T.

H. Carter, vacant lot on 2d avenue. J. M. McDonald to Jesse C.

Norman 1655 Oak Knoll Circle. S. E. Hillside Homes to Mr. and Mrs.

P. H. Champion. 494 Erin avenue. S.

W. Mrs. Robert Selhy to Sidney M. Ger-shon. 1437 Briarcliff road.

John W. Woodard to Mr. n9 Mrs. Fulton National Bank 45 47 Va Rawls, Miss Flora Rawls, Mr. and Georgia Power $6 pf 1121a 115 Georgia ER Banking 163 Haverty Furn com 28 29' Linen Service of Texas com 5'.

5J Mobile Gas Service com 20'4 22', AmSpwpf 51'i '-'a 10 Red Rock Bottlers 129 I3'i Rich's Inc com 115 122 Rich's Inc rights 4'-m South Atlantic Gas com 11 Smith Atlantic f.a nf 102', 1 G. Pannell, Mr. Hugh S. Elder and Savannah Sugar Ret com 43'a 44 la Sou Spring Bed com 32 Southwestern Railroad 73 76 Thomastnn Cotton Mills com 33 ThomaMon Cot Mills pfd 102'i Tnisl ro nf Genrcia 1.130 1350 AmWPig AnPoctF AngWupp Argnsl nc ArkNGat Ark A ArkNGpf AeroEq AssoLsun AtlCPish AtlCPwar AtlssPly AutoPrd AuVMch 11's Ts 5' 10 22 137s 1 8's 25 4- 15 9 It Arthur W. Binns, of Philadelphia, president of the National Real Estate Board Foundation, with headquarters in Washington man who has undertaken the task of organizing 4he property owners of the country into one national group will tie the speaker at the meeeting of the Atlanta Real Estate Board on Friday, March 22.

Hi? address will be delivered at the Biltmore hotel following a dinner at 6:30 p. to which practically all members of the local board, as well as a large number of Atlanta property owners, are expected to be present. Tickets for the occasion must be ordered in advance from the secretary of the local board. Mr. Binns is well remembered for his visit and address here in 1939, when he was president of the National Association of Real Fs- West Point Mfg 75'a 78'a These bid and asked quotations rep resent prices at which one or more oeai-ers.

members of the NASD, would trade with the general public at the time g. i Mrs. J. A. Rawls, Mr.

and Mrs. W. E. Lyle are invited to attend the funeral of Mrs. A.

D. Rawls this (Sunday) afternoon at 3 o'clock from the Morrow (Ga.) Methodist church. Rev. Dewey Gilstrap will officiate. Interment Wesley Chapel cemetery.

Pallbearers will assemble at the residence at 2:15 o'clock. Howard L. Carmichael Sons. BISHOP, Mrs. Edna SteeleThe friends and relatives of Mr.

and Mrs. W. A. Bishop, Mr. Donald Bishop, Smyrna: Mrs.

E. O. Steele, Mr. and Mrs. H.

S. Boling. Atlanta; Mr. and Mrs. J.

B. Bobo. Decatur, and Mr. and Mrs. J.

R. Steele, Cleveland, Ohio, are invited to attend the funeral of Mrs. Edna Steele Bishop Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock from the chapel of Mayes Ward Rev. Hoyt Farr officiating. Interment in the Kennesaw cemetery.

The gentlemen selected to serve as pallbearers are requested please meet at the Mayes Ward Funeral Home at 2:45 p. m. Mayes Ward 408 Church street. Marietta, Ga. LUTHER.

Mrs. W. W. Funeral services for Mrs. W.

W. Luther Jonathan R. Barrett, 40 Mellview avenue. S. W.

HARKIXS. Mrs. John M. Sr. of 531 South Semmes street, East Point, died at a local hospital Saturday morning.

She is survived by her husband; daughter, Mrs. Irving McWilliams: con. John Har-kins sisters, Mrs. H. B.

Yates; brother, Mr. E. E. Fowler; also three grandchildren: Funeral arrangements will be announced later by A. C.

Hemperley Sons. UOOLLEY The friends and relatives of Dr. and Mrs. L. F.

Wool-ley, Miss Barbara Ruth Woolley, Miss Anna Christine Woolley, John Lawrence Woolley and George Allan Woolley are invited to attend the funeral of Mrs. L. F. Woolley Monday, March 18, 1946, at 3:30 o'clock at Spring Hill. Dr.

Vernon F. Broyles Jr. officiating. H. M.

Patterson Son. I vk Mr. M. E. Elder, all of Monroe, Mr.

W. D. Elder, Eatonton, Mr. R. B.

Elder, Lumpkin, Ga. The remains will lie in state at the church from 2 o'clock until funeral time. Rev. J. I.

Drake will officiate. Interment. Bearden cemetery. The E. L.

Almand Funeral Directors. Monroe. Ga. BROWN. Mrs.

Mattie Friends and relatives of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Giles, Jonesboro: Mr.

and Mrs. J. P. Strickland, Whitesburg, Route Mr. and Mrs.

H. P. Brown, Stonewall; Mr. R. M.

Brown, Maples, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Brown, Palmetto; Mr.

Walter Brown, Whitesburg, are invited to attend the funeral of Mrs. Mattie Brown this (Sunday) afternoon, March 17, at 2:30 o'clock at Mt. Zion Baptist church, Douglas county. Rev. George Jones will officiate.

Interment in churchyard with J. U. McKoon Sons in BarSteel 12s4- 'i BatRefrae 10 4- BuM(1ls 7 2 BAGFurn i BliasEW 25'. BlRidge 5 BrTrLAP 24' Js BrCorp 25H Brewi ero 5'- BritCftlan BrFAW 11''t 'i BrRubbP 9'i BuckPL 13? BHillAS 18'i BurLtd 2H Vs BurryBise 9" ButlrPH Hillside Homes to Roscoe E. Teague, 4flR Erin avenue.

S. W. M. M. Cooksey to Frank McDaniel.

554-556 Seal Place. Hillside Homes to Louise B. Chandler, 535 Erin avenue, S. W. O.

M. Harper to P. M. Eskew, vacant lot on Alvarado terrace. Client to Mr.

and Mrs. Grady O. Stuckey. vacant lot. Capitol View Manor.

Clearview- Heights to John I. Smith, 480 Stovall street, S. E. Leathers Opens Own Realty Office James H. Leathers announced this week that he has entered the real estate business, and at ARTHUR V.

BINNS, of Philadelphia, one of the country's outstanding realtors, will address local realtors here on Friday evening, March 22. quotations were garnered COTTON TABLE PORT MOVEMENT New Orleans middling. 26 30: receipts. 1.642: sales. 69: stocks.

222.297. Galveston middling. 26.36; receipts, sales, 1,460: stocks. 881,296. Houston middling.

26.35: receipts. sales. 5.779; stocks, 693.603. Savannah middling. 26.77; receipts.l,-318: sales stocks.

42,321. Charleston middling. 26.75; stocks. Norfolk stocks. 1.651.

New York middling, 27.22; sales, 1.000; stocks. 2.150. Boston stocks. 962. Minor ports stocks.

121.031. Total receipts. 16.054; sales 8.313; stocks, 2.006,336. For week receipts, 16,054. Fnr season receipts, 2.864,204; exports.

1.268,260. INTERIOR MOVEMENT Memphis middling, 26.35; receipts. shipments, sales, 9.079; stocks. 610.887. Augusta middling.

26.87: receipts. 686; shipments. 833; sales 390; stocks. 181.501. Little Rock middling.

26.35: receipts, 281: shipment, sales, 312. stocks. 70.768. Dallas middling. 26.35; sales, 12,445.

Montgomery; middling, 26.20. Total receipts. 4.353: shipments, saels. 22.226; stocks. 863.156.

tate Boards. He is a forceful and interesting speaker, and is one of the best posted realtors of the country as to conditions and remedies affecting the housing situation. Through the foundation, headed by Binns, and with its sponsorship, the Home and Property Owners of America has been formed. It? purpose is to enroll property o'vners of all classifications, or- CanMirc CatcoPrd Catal Am CASWUt 19' 1 14'4 12 41" 3 CStEiepf r.ana Aire 8a-4- capital," Binns recently told a large audience in Chicago. "Millions are anxious to buy new homes, the banks are bulging with money to lend, builders are anx-; ious to provide the need and to employ some 6,000.000 tradesmen.

But a definite program to bridle private enterprise and keep re-' CLARKE, Mrs. Martha Elizabeth Funeral services for Mrs. Martha Elizabeth Clarke will be conducted today (Sunday), March 17, 1946, at Peachtree Chapel at 3 o'clock. Canon Robert L. Crandall officiating.

Interment, Rose Hill cemetery, Austell, Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Q. P. Groover and Mrs. Kenneth Fox: sons, Mr.

Frederick W. Clarke. Mr. George M. Clarke, and Mr.

Harry J. Clarke; brother, Mr. John O. Hawkes; five grandchildren, one great-grandchild, -everal nieces and nephews. Pallbearers selected please meet at Peachtre Chapel.

West View Peachtree present will operate from home at 106 Geneva street, Decatur, phone Dearborn 4715. The new firm, known as Leathers Realty Company, will buy, sell, and exchange city and suburban property, both in Atlanta and Decatur. Mr. Leathers has been a member of the charge. DO Mr3iWTiliam" E.

The friends of and Mrs. William E. Odom, Mr. and Mrs. W.

H. Dickinson, of Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. W. E.

Carson, of Miami, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph L. Odom, of Atlanta, Mr. and Mrs.

H. E. Odom, of Houston, Texas: Mr. James W. Odom, of San Diego, and seven grandchildren, are invited to attend the funeral of Mr.

William E. Odom. this (Sunday) afternoon at 3 o'clock from the chapel of J. Austin Dillon Company. S.

H. Odom, of Cordele, will officiate. Interment Roseland Park cemetery. The following gentlemen will please act as pallbearers and meet at the chapel at 2:45 p. Messrs.

J. D. Norris, J. H. Ahern, W.

G. Culpepper, R. Y. Garrison, Ted Wilkie and E. C.

Scruggs. Card of Thanhs We wish to thank our friends and relatives fnr their sympathy shown during the illness and death of our fathear and brother; also for the beautiful flowers. FAMILY OF R. H. KERR.

FUNERAL NOTICES ranized along slate lines and with trustees elected locally. Binns won national attention for his own building operations in Philadelphia, where he carried through several slum clearance projects as a private enterprise. Through his efforts areas were restored to profitable use and many slum area made into an attractive home development. In the p9st year Binns has traveled hroughout the country in an effort to arouse interest against the federal trend toward socialization cf property. The immediate goal of Binns, his national organization, is the solution of the current housing shortage and he will deal with the causes of this situation in his Atlanta address.

"This country is on the verge of rne of the greatest building booms in its history, and all that is need-el to get the program rolling is t'e lifting of the restrictions hich have been placed upon the irdustry by the bureaucrats of the LionelCor 20 LitBros 15 LenStarG 18'm 9 LonglaLtg 3'a LouisLAE 11'- it ManatiSug 694 MasaUtilA 3'a Va McCordC 19H 9a McWillDr 20 2 MeadJohn 28', MerchStr 28'a 20'-a Mesabilron 8S, a MichBum 7'e MichStTu 144 '4 MichSug 4 MidStPBv 3H MidWCor 25 9. Md-WeatAb 7 la Md-WesRe 5'i la Mill-Wohl 31l, 1l4 Molybden 17', MonogrPic 8'. la MonrLoA I. MorrPICo 8'a Ja Mt.CityCo 4' 'a MuikPRin 18H NatBeMHe 5'a 'a NatCityL 25'4 1'a NatFueIG 15'4 la NatRubM 1'4-t- 7a NatTran. 13' a NatTunAM 3'a 't NatUnRad 1 9a NewEnPA 11H 'a NEPASpf 95't l'a NJZinc 759 NMexAAL 9 NYAHR B4', 1'a NiagHudP 11'.

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'i UnexcelMf 9', 9m UnitCorwr 1'm UnitGaa 1- UnitLtRya 277 UnitProfSh 3'a UnitShoM 0' USFotlR 20', USAIntSae USRuhRun 6 14 UmtStnres UmtWPlp 10'4 'a UtahldSug 5'. UtahPAC 1. VaisnarCo 107, VenexPet 9m 9m WacoAirc 8' WaaBkvtc WaittBdA 34'4 1'4 WaittBdB 84 'a WardBkwir 54 WentwMf 9', 4 WVaAC 1294 WrigbtHfl 6 strictions brought about by war over the public during the years of peace is holding this program back." Binns will deal with legislation now before the congress in his address here. This includes the enormous administration program for 2,700,000 homes to be built under federal direction. This legislation has been closely watched by the Washington staff of the foundation and -Binns comes to Atlanta completely informed as to its status.

$58,590 in Sales By fldams-Cates SMITH, Mr. Enoch H. died Saturday at the residence, 201 Ivy street, N. in his 82d year. He is survived by one brother, Mr.

J. H. Leather. ChfCoMng 2H Childapf 160 CtsSsrvce 27'4- 7 CitSvcpf 150 4 2'i CtyAutoS 16's-r ClkCntrl 28 CldeNnLt 7 'a ClytnLarn 18 ClnOvlp CslnlAirl 30 'a ColoFuell 8' CltsPFAr 42 1' CmwIthSo 'A ComWtSve 4H CmpShMt 20 CnsGEBI 85'4-r- 4 CmMngS 77 'a CnsRtStrs 2 'a CniRylty S'e- CnsTxtie 11 CntFdyM 28 CpprRnge 12 CrncGMn 2H CosdenPtro 51' 'a CreolePet 28H CroftBrew 3''a CrwIyMIr 15H 'a CrwnDrg 'a CbnAtSg 32 CubnTob 25 DvnpHoi 65 1 DytnRub 24 1 DejayStrs 13'a DninMfg 15' a Va DerbyOil 12', OtMchStv 9'-a 9m DianaStrs 20m 'a DivoCorp 25 4- 9m Domitlnd Duro-Teat S'a-i- EatGAFpf 70'4 'a EaatStapf 69', 4 EaayW.h 12H 9 ElBndSh 20'4 ElliottCo 33 Va EquityCrp 3Ta EgtyCppf 52H ''a Evrahplnr. FarchldEA 7' a a FnstlMet 37 FedraOgn 14 5.

FordMtLtd FtPittBrw 8 FnkCouD 13 FrnkStrs 19m FroedGM 44'4 4 CRAWFORD, Dr. W. S. of 623 Whitaker street, N. died March 16, 1946.

Surviving are his daughter, Mrs. Gladys Wade, Rome, sons, Mr. Samuel T. Crawford, Mr. William E.

Crawford, Mr. Harold O. Crawford, Mr. Austin C. Crawford, Mr.

Reginald D. Crawford; sister, Mrs. Leo Hester, Farvey, brother, Mr. B. M.

Davis, Centre, grandchildren. Miss Earlyne Wade, Rome, and Mr. Wil (Eliza Jane), of Chestnut formerly of Oakwood. will be held Sunday afternoon, March 17, at 2 o'clock from the Chestnut Mt. Presbyterian church.

The Rev. George Scotchmer, assisted by the Rev. Oliver Turk, will officiate. Burial in churchyard. Surviving are her husband; sons, P.

Y. Luther, of Griffin; H. E. Luther, rf Atlanta: D. J.

Luther. Brevard. N. daughters, Mrs. W.

O. Adams, Stone Mountain, Mrs. E. W. Strickland, Flowery Branch: Mrs.

J. C. West, Dacula; Mrs. Lester L. McEver, Monroe.

brother, Mr. H. H. Cooper, Bartow; 23 grandchildren, 14 great-grandchildren. Vickers Edwards, Gaines- ville.

Ga. ULTER. Dr. Joe H. The friends and relatives of Dr.

and Mrs. Joe H. Fuller. Rev. and Mrs.

L. Earl Fuller, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd L. Fuller, Mr.

and Mrs. J. H. Fuller Mr. and Mrs.

Paul A. Fuller, Mr. and Mrs. W. Calvin Smith, Mr.

and Mrs. John Fuller, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Fuller. Mr.

and Mrs. Harve Fuller. Mr. David Fuller, Mr. and Mrs.

Tom Fuller and Mrs. Joe Teffetaller, and the eight grandchildren are invited to attend the funeral of Dr. Joe H. Fuller this (Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock at Trinity Chapel. Rev.

Earle Fuller will officiate. Interment in Decatur cemetery. Th pallbearers will be Mr. E. I.

Willis. Mr. William Hunt, Mr. R. E.

Russell, Mr. Geter Spence; Mr. Byroa Burnette, Mr. Raymond Johnson, Mr. Harry Daniel and Mr.

F. L. Bell. An honorary escort will the board of deacons of the Tucker Baptist church and members cf Georgia state bar since 1932. He was for several years a representative for the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company.

During the war he served as production engineer for Bell Aircraft Corporation. For the past several months he has been connected with Campbell Coal Company as a salesman in the building material liam E. Crawford Jr. Funeral services will be held Monday, March CAMPBELL The friends and relatives of Mr. William Andrew Campbell, Mrs.

W. M. Suttles, Mr. and Mrs. Grady B.

Campbell. Ben Hill, Mr. and Mrs. F. K.

Frye Miss Ruth Suttles, Rev. William M. Suttles, Mr. Henley Campbell, Ben' Hill; Mrs. Farish Campbell, Ben Hill, the nieces and nephews are invited to attend the funeral of Mr.

William Andrew Campbell Sunday, March 17, 1946, at 3 o'clock at the Owl Rock Meth 1946, at 2:30 o'clock at the Baptist Tabernacle, with remains placed in state at 1:30 o'clock. Rev. Paul S. James officiating. Inter ment West View.

The pallbearers will be Dr. McMichael, Dr. E. O. McClesky.

Dr. T. M. Mc- Clesky, Dr. J.

T. Weathersby, Mr. odist church with remains placed Robert E. Kennedy, Dr. John Dob- son.

H. M. Patterson Son. in state at 2 o'clock. Rev.

W. M. Interment churchyard. The pallbearers will be Mr. Otis A.

Barge, Mr. R. I. Barge, Mr. E.

J. Waits, Mr. W. W. Campbell, Mr.

A. F. Campbell, Dr. RU-BER-OID II OOFS AND SIDEVGS INVESTIGATE BCFORS YOU INVEST Call Us for Booklet Listing Roofs on Over 600 Streets -OR PROOF ASK YOUR FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS HEmlock 2166 ELLIS Roofing Co. Sales closed last week by Adams-Cates Company, realtors, amounted to $58,590, as announced yesterday by Henry H.

Robinson, sales manager, as follows: Mrs. Anne K. Day to Mrs. Snsit Erink. 863-5-7 and 989 Lee street, S.

through Emerson Holleman. Mrs. Lillian Lacy Beale to Max T. Goldstein, agent. Cam street lot.

handled bv Wallace May, in co-operation with Mrs. Caroline T. Maclntyre. Miss Jeannette Williams to L. J.

Terrier, 389 Piedmont avenue, N. through W. Hoke Blair. B. F.

Young to Arthur Weinberg, a lot in Haynes Manor, through R. Hipp. Mrs. Lillian L. Bullock to Max T.

Goldstein, agent, the northeast corner of Cain street and Techwood drive, through Wallace May. W. P. Price Jr. to Mrs.

Clara H. Samuels, lot on Anjaco road, through W. Hoke Blair. Thomas J. Durrett Jr.

to W. H. Kess-ler. lot on Peachtree Battle avenue through N. J.

Wooding Jr. Mrs. Mary J. Simon, of Wake county. North Carolina, to Mrs.

Virginia Mc-Kenna Main. 608 Park avenue, S. through Robert E. Cline. OSlflELDS.

Mr. William II The friends of Mr. and Mrs. William H. O'Shields, Mr.

and Mrs. H. D. Rolader, Mr. and Mrs.

J. W. Reeves Mr. and Mrs. W.

M. J. L. Smith, of Leaksville, N. C.

Funeral will be announced by Awtry Lowndes. CIIAFIN, Mr. Joe 2164 Bankhead N. died Saturday afternoon at the residence. He is survived by his wife: daughters, Mrs.

Willis A. Surles, Mrs. Walker W. Word. Athens, Mrs.

T. Hoyt Little; sons, Mr. Joe Idous Chafin, Mr. Henry N. Chafin, Mr.

Charles L. Chafin, Mr. James M. Chafin, Mr. Thearon A.

Chafin. U. S. C. Norfolk, and Mr.

Vir-lyn W. Chafin; brothers, Messrs. Jim John Sam William all of McDonough, and Henry of Dallas, Texas, and 17 grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at Kelly Presbyterian church, Henry county, at a time to be announced later. Please omit flowers.

Howard L. Carmi- chael Sons. BRAY, Mr. Henry Edwin The friends and relatives of Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Edwin Bray, Orah Catherine Bray, Capt. Huly E. Bray, Washington, D. Mrs. F.

R. Bray, Jackson, Mrs. Mona Walters, Memphis, Mr. and Mrs. J.

L. Lancaster and Mr. and Mrs. J. L.

Rose, Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. Harmon Alexander, Winchester, Mr. and Mrs. O.

J. Dorwin, New York City; Mr. Sidney Bray, Los Angeles. Mr. Curtis Bray, Jackson.

and Mr. and Mrs. Huly E. Bray, Memphis, are invited to attend the funeral of Mr. Henry Edwin Bray 18, at 10:30 o'clock from the chapel of Awtry Lowndes, Dr.

James P. Wesberry officiating. Interment. West View. the Atlanta Baptist Ministers Conference.

The remains will lie in I Rosser, Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Lewis, Mr.

and Mrs. O. G. O'Shields, Mr. and Mrs.

J. W. O'Shields, Mr. and Mrs. J.

J. O'Shields. Mr. and Mrs. Albert O'Shields, Mr.

and Mrs. O. state at Trinity Chapel from I o'clock until 2 o'clock. A. 3.

Tur J. Lee Campbell. H. M. Patterson Son.

BELL The friends and relatives of Mr. and Mrs. Homer C. Bell, Atlanta: Mr. M.

C. Bell. Pine Log, Mr. and Mrs. Russell J.

Aaron. Logansville, Mr. and Mrs. C. S.

Souther, Miami; Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Woodall.

Powder Springs, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. ner Sons.

V. Nichols, 19 grandchildren, two great-grandchildren; Mrs. Jane Davis. Mr. and Mrs.

John Powell, Mr. Mfej mWtf rfffS" A Kft" MARKERS THAT VARY at reasonable prices e't P. rtsrbv. from vard. no booklet and Mrs.

Mark Reeves, Mr. and Mrs: J. R. Smith and Mr. and Mrs.

WA 7tl inl Memorial Or Bell, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Land, the nieces and nephews are invited to attend the funeral of Mr. Homer GarCorp 15't a GellMfg 11'4 GenAlloy 7'4 GenFinan 14H GenFirepf 26i Va GenPlyw 13h4-1' GlenHarv 23' GlenAC 20' GoldCon 3 GorhlncA 11 GrandRV 11 GrayMfg 19', GrayRob 9m II HartRyvto HirvBrw 6 HatCAB 11 HerlaMm 15'i HaydChm 5' 1 HoeCoA 74', Howards 35'. HumOil 52', HiimRF 11' 4 Huyler'a 9 HygradeF 29' 1 IHPow 32 41 IMPdivrt 19 MlPnwpf 9'i 2'i IMZine 31 'a InaCNA Wi 94 IntMACw 22'a 1 IntPetrnl 20 t-i IntProd 13S IntSRazS SH- IntUtil 39 InvestRoy 2xi lUISuprA 294 ATLANTA AMBULANCE.

SERVICE 24 Hours Daily CV. J151 WA. C. Bell Sunday. March 17.

1946, all 3:30 clock at the Pine Log Meth odist church. Rev. Eugene Barton, REAL ESTATE LOANS Friendly Service No Application Fee No Red Tape Definite Safe Contracts-Easy to Understand Pre-payments Permitted No Fines or Forfeitures No Loans Sold. Low Cost 4 to 7 per annum Long Terms $750.00 and up, in and near Atlanta (F. H.

A. Plan Optional) on new or old construction. Repair Rebuild Refinance. For free estimates, phone, call or write. Levy O'Shields.

of Sherman, Texas, are invited to attend the funeral nf Mr. William H. O'Shields this (Sunday) afternoon, at 2:30 o'clock, from Sardis Methodist church. Rev. J.

W. Reeves Rev. J. W. Cook and Rev.

Frank Prince will officiate. Interment churchyard. Nephews will act as pallbearers and assemble at the la bf AN Funeral Bteaetaea Asphalt fr TTtrfry wff Cnrretm Stroma th Guarantee Insured bt A4n Inttirtne Compiar Barnesville, officiating. Interment churchyard. The pallbearers will be Mr.

Buford Doss, Mr. Clayton Doss, Mr. J. M. Doss, Mr.

Robert Doss, Mr. Autrey Woodall, Mr. Troy Woodall. The cortege will leave Spring Hill at 1 o'clock. H.

M. Patterson Son. Draper-Owens 5 Sales. $116,950 During the past week, Draper-Owens Company, realtors, have closed five transactions amounting to $116,950, as reported by Boyd F. White, vice-president.

These sales were handled by E. A. Erwin, vice president: Harry Paschal and Francis Spears, and included the following: Estate of Lena Swift Huntley to James Efston. 104 Forsyth street. Marvin McDonald to Richard H.

Osgood. 35 Peachtree circle, N. E. Lilla Hutchins to First National Bank of Atlanta, executors, vacant lot on Northslde drive. Mrs.

Mary E. Ragsdale to Charles Edmund White, vacant lot on corner of Donnelly avenue and Peeples street. residence, fiH8 Moore's Mill road, at 1:45 p. m. J.

Austin Dillon Company, funeral directors. OTANDARD AlVTItV LOWNDES FUNERAL DIRECTORS NOW QUICK AMBULANCES MONUMENTS hiva tw Mrlat. altftrtnt style as lze. Quirk livery. ROBERTS MARBLE Atlanta IM Panes Loon N.

C. VE. 7781 CIIAHI.ES gavan MONUMENTS HE. 1895 Mcneel CO. WA.

5517 KingSley 20'4 14 7'a "a KingProd KirbyPet KirkLGM KoottCp KobStrs 10' 4 V'4 I'm 29'. 14H 9m J. I R. Boyd. Sac'y A Atty.

Bread N. W. Grant Bids. Aln C61 Atlanta. Ga.

(COLORED) LEWIS, Mrs. Jlmmie L. The wife of Rev. Woody Lewis, of Bremen, died at a local hospital March 16, 1946. Funeral announced later.

Sellers Bros. LakeyFM LangUBB 154 114 LaonOilDa 2 '4 (COLORED) WILLIAMS. Mr. George The hus-hand of Mrs. Mariah Williams passed away at the residence, 412 Georgia avenue, East Point, March 16, 1946.

Funeral announced later. Walker's Funeral Home. department, dealing directly with the building contractor. Being familiar with the building business, he plans to engage from time to time in the building of homes. Title Concerns Report $1,186,270 Real estate transactions on which the titles were insured during the past week by Lawyers Title Insurance Corporation, including the titles examined by approved attorneys, and also by Atlanta Tile Company, show 75 sales, totaling undisclosed as to details, including loans, total local transactions, $1,083,446.

Titles insured to properties in other counties, aggregate $102,824. Combined total for week, $1,186,270. A price of $4,000 per front foot has been paid for the property at 104 Forsyth street, NV it is' disclosed here in an announcement of its sale by E. A. Erwin.

The three-story building, located at the northwest corner of Forsyth and Williams streets, has a frontage of only 20 feet on Forsyth and extends to a depth of 100 feet. The property was sold by M. C. King, executor, to James Efston, of Chicago, for $80,000 cash. Among some of the larger transactions were: Estate of Mrs.

Tj. S. Huntley to James Efston. northwest corner Forsyth street and Williams street. SSO.onn; Rohert Monroe Bush Jr.

to City of Atlanta, southwest corner Arden avenue and Sylvan road. Mrs. Frances S. Barksdale to William C. Cloninger, 889 Glen Arden way.

N. A. C. White to Mrs. I.avinia B.

George, 444 Boulevard, N. Mrs. Leon R. Cooler, executrix, to Atlanta Association of Baptist church, east side Piedmont road, Jake Goldberg to Mrs. Eleanor G.

Skundale, 321, 323, 352 Edgewood avenue, Mrs. Mildred E. Phillips to Mrs. Mildred L. Ellis, 3607 Kingsbnro road, Miss M.

A. Tingle to P. D. Rowden 1712 West Haxen drive. Joseph K.

Orr III to John E. Witherspoon, 1819 Greystone road. N. $13,500. Rankin-Whitten Sales, $255,350 Rankin-Whitten Realty Company, realtors, reports sales for the first two weeks of March consisting of 13 homes, one farm and one business property, amounting to $255,350, as reported by Jack H.

Salmon, sales manager for the fjrm. Salesmen participating in the above volume of sales were R. C. Bell, C. H.

Britt, Harold Denson, J. L. Cook, W. J. (Bill) Hogan.

Mercer Poole Opens Own Realty Office Mercer Poole, well known in Atlanta realty circles, and associated with the old Adair Realty and Trust Company some 20 or more years ago, announces the formation of the Mercer Poole Realty Company, with offices at 1114 Citizens Southern Bank building. The firm will deal in loans and real estate sales. Mr. Poole first entered the real estate business after leaving Georgia Tech in 1924. Since that time he has handled many important realty sales, loans and leases.

In opening his own office, he feels that he will- be in better position to serve his clients. He has many friends in Atlanta and Georgia. His home is at 899 West Wesley avenue, N. W. Approximate final total stock aalaa today, 240,000 total stock aalet year ago, 153,230 sharea.

Approximate final total bond sales today, total bond sales year ago, 8374,000. Investing coIes NEW YORK, March 18 (National As (COLORED) McLARIN, Mr. Henry of 2096 Bethel drive, died March 16. His funeral will be announced by Ivey morticians. SMITH.

Mrs. Fearl of 368 Foun-dry street, N. died March 16. Funeral announced later. Mur-daugh morticians, 71 Pied- mont avenue, N.

E. RAMSEY. Mr. Lorenca of Car-rollton, Ga. Funeral services will be held for him today (Sunday) at 4 o'clock at tha graveside.

Interment, City cemetery. Royal Funeral Home, Carrollton, Ga. CHAS. VS. "LROOFIWG CO.

37 Years of Business Integrity9 sociation Securities Dealers, WILSON, Mrs. Hattie the mother of Mrs. Evelyn Tillman, passed away at her residence, 1081 Sims street, March 16. Funeral an- nouncrd later. Cox Bros.

HOWARD. Mrs. Inez of 373 Con-nally street, passed away very suddenly at a local hospital March 15. She was the wife of Mr. Robert Howard.

Her funeral will be announced later by the McDay Funeral Home, 171 Auburn avenue. TERMITE CONTROL 5-YEAR GUARANTEE We Also Exterminate Rats, Roaches, Fleas, Etc. A Dependable Analysis of Your Need Mora Than 17 Years" Experience FREE INSPECTIONS Call RA. 1232 MADDOX, Mrs. Brittie Friends and relatives are invited to attend her funeral tomorrow (Monday) at 2 p.

m. from Woodard Baptist church. Rev. K. Bland officiating.

Interment South View Hanley Co. BRIGHTWELL, Mother Cora of 171 Butler street, N. E. Friends and relatives are invited to attend FRANKLIN, Mrs. Bessie of 606 Foundry street, N.

W. Her funeral will be today at 2 o'clock p. m. at Mt. Carmel Baptist church, McDonough.

Rev. C. Holland officiating. Interment churchyard. The body vill lie in state at the residence until the hour of funeral.

The cortege will leave from the residence at 12 o'clock noon today. Sellers Bros. Mia fif of All Kinds Ji2 Diirunnr rYTrou iMATlun uibl mwitb a smii her funeral tomorrow (Monday) CO. Atlanta (COLORED) WILLIAMS, Mrs. Viola passed at the residence, 370 Foundry street.

N. W. Announcements later. Hn- ley Company. McDOWELL.

Mrs. Georgia Ma of 1314 Bridges avenue, S. passed at the residence. Funeral will be announced later. Hanley's Ashby Street tFuner-1 Home.

MURRAY, Mr. Arthur of 50 Hollins street, S. W. The friends and relatives are invited to attend the funeral of Mr. rthur Murray today (Sunday) at 11 o'clock a.

m. at Rocky Mount Baptist church, near Stockbridge, Ga. Interment churchyard. The cortege will leav from our chapel at 10:15 a. m.

Sellers Bros. JINKS, Mr. Willie Bob 71 Par avenue, S. passed away very suddenly March 15 at a local hospital. He was the husband of Mrs.

Viola Jinks, and the father of Annie Lue Jinks and the grandson of Mrs. Anna Nolan. His funeral will be announced later. McDay Funeral Home, 17 Auburn avenue WYATT, Mrs. Beulah Powell The friends and relatives of Mr.

and Mrs. Willie T. Wyatt and family, of 163 Lawshe street, S. Mrs. Minnie Jackson, Mrs.

Emma Wyatt and family, lrs. Ruby Shermen Jackson, all of Atlanta; Mrs. Lucille Younger and Mrs, Rosa Putnam, of New York City; Mr. Edward Powell and Mrs. Sarah Love, of Detroit, and Pfc.

Luther Jackson, overseas, ars invited to attend funeral of Mrs. Beulah Powetl Wyatt tomorrow (Monday), March 18. 1946, at 2:30 o'clock at Holsey Temple M. E. church.

Boulevard and Chambers treet. Rev. E. D. Bryson officiating.

Interment in Lincoln Memorial cemetery. The body will lie in state at the residence from 6 o'clock today (Sunday) until the hour of funeral Monday. Sellers Bros. 789 Gordon JACKSON, Mrs. Addie of 121 Hillard street.

Apt. 431, mother of Mrs. Sarah Leslie, Mr. Samuel Jackson, Mr. Rudolph Jackson and Mr.

Leroy Jackson; grandmother of Miss Marion Leslie, and aunt of Rev. Lewis Foster, passed away at her residence March 16. Funeral announced later. Hauga- brooks Funeral Home WILKINS, Mr. Booker T.

The friends and relatives of Mr. and Mrs. Booker T. Wilkins, S2c and Mrs. Grover Holliday, Mr.

and Mrs. John Ruffin, Mr. and Mrs. George Derrick. Mrs.

Mary Pink-elton, Mrs. Leila Tharps, Mrs. Gertrude Wilkins and family, Mrs. Charlena Wilkins and family are invited to attend the funeral of Mr. Bool-er T.

Wilkins Monday. March 18, at 2:30 p. from Providence Baptist church. Rev. L.

M. Tobbin officiating. Interment South View cemetery. Ivey morticians. rilARR, Mrs.

Thressa Friends and relatives of Mary Dantignac and family. Miss Mary Lou Blanchard and family. Misses Blanche, Helen and Eddie Jr. Harris, Dell, James. Edward and Clarence Coleman, Mrs.

Daisy Murray and Miss Palmer are invited to attend the funeral of Mrs. Thressa Pharr tomorrow, Monday, at 2 o'clock at Auburn chapel. All members of the Daughters of Elks, Gate City No. 43, are asked to meet at the chapel at 1 o'clock. Orders of the Daughters Rulers, Anne Kidd, Rev.

Gaines officiating. Interment Lincoln cemetery. The remains will be at the funeral home until the hour of the funeral. Haugabrooks Funeral Home. Bid Asked Am Bus Shr 4 97 5.44 Blair Co 8.375 9.375 Boston Fund Inc 24.49 26.33 Bullock Fund 22.27 24.10 Comwlth Invest 6.40 6.96 Delaware Fund 21.96 23.74 Dividend Shrs 1.73 1.90 First Boston Corp 49.25 51.50 First Mutual Tr Fd 8.04 8 91 Group Sec Agricultural B.11 10.01 Group Sec Automobile 7.93 8.72 Group Sec Aviation 10.72 11.77 Group Sec Building 9.99 10 97 Group Sec Chemical 7.10 7.81 Group Sec Investing 10.71 11.76 Group Sec Merchandising 11.21 12.31 Group Sec Mining 6.20 6.82 Group Sec Petroleum 6 81 7.49 Group Sec RR Stock 6.50 7.15 Group Sec Steel 5.93 8.53 Group Sec Tobacco 5.04 5.55 Income Found Fd 1.94 1.69 Incorp Investors 30.09 32.35 Investment Co Am 32.80 35 64 Keystone Custodn 1 29.00 30.38 Keystone Custodn 2 28.62 31.34 Keystone Custodn 2 28.62 31.34 Keystone Custodn 3 20.59 22.59 Keystone Custodn 4 11.51 12.65 Keystone Custodn 1 21.93 24.05 Keystone Custodn 2 29.31 32.23 Keystone Custodn SI 30.70 33.73 Keystone Custodn S-2 17.70 19 45 Keystone Custodn 3 13 10 16 60 Keystone Custodn 4 7.81 8.67 Manhat Bond Fund 9 51 10.45 Mass Invest Tr 29.77 32.01 Mutual Invest 16 40 17.92 Nation Wide Bal Fd 15.25 16.37 Natl Sec Ser-Bond 7.57 8.32 Sec Ser-Low Bd 8 17 8 98 Sec Ser-Pref Stk 9.78 10.80 Sec Ser-Incoms 6.35 7.02 Sec Ser-Stock 7.38 8.17 Sec Ser-Ind Stk 9.36 10.40 Sec Ser-Low Stic 8.02 6.75 New England Fund 17.06 17.96 Stock Automobile 8.59 9 45 Stocks Bldg Supply 10.10 11.10 Stocks Metals 9.22 10 14 Stocks RR Equip 10.21 11.22 Stocks Steel 8 86 9 74 Nor Am Tr Sb 1955 3.78 Nor Am Tr Sh 1956 3.28 Trusteed Industry Shra 1.03 1.13 GIOHGIA 'S LARGEST I 1 at 2 p.

m. from Silver Leaf Baptist church, Rev. J. W. Yancey officiating.

Interment South View cemetery. Hanley Co. BROWNLEE, Mr. Fred of 18l Chestnut street, N. Wn the husband of Mrs.

Nell Brownlee, brother of Mrs. Nancy Watson, Mrs. Mamie Christwell, and Mrs. Janie Bates, died at a local hospital March 16, 1946. Funeral announced later.

Sellers Bros. i i FEDERAL PLAN, in Fulton and DeKoIb Counties McKIBBIN, Mrs. Trellie Mae of 505 Hollis street. Friends and Consult Us. No Application Fee.

No Obligation I- We Specialize in Long-Term Home Loans, a i a relatives of Mrs. Lela Evans, aunt. are invited to attend the funeral snomnty rayTneniw, uoidcsx, interest xvuies PROMPT SERVICE of Mrs. Trellie Mae McKibbin to day (Sunday), March 17, from the Union Hill A. M.

E. church, Gog-pins da. at 19-30 r' fir JOHNSON. Mr. Zack Friends and relatives of Mr.

and Mrs. Zack Johnson, of 141 Brandon street; Mr. and Mrs. James Cook, Mrs. Willie Mae Clifton, Miss Wilmer Edgefield, Mrs.

Hannah Mae Kellogg and Miss Eva Mae Cook are invited to attend the funeral of Mr. Zack Johnson today (Sunday) at 1 p. m. from our chapel, Rev. C.

H. Perkins officiating. Inter-ment, Roswell, Ga. Pollard. DEAN, Mr.

Felix The relatives and friends of Mr. and Mrs. James G. Dean and family, Mrs. Sallie Philpot and family, Mr.

Hubert Starks, Mr. Moultrie Starke, all of Atlanta; Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Dean and family, Mr. and Mrs.

Columbus Ross and family, all of McRae, Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Ker-nodle, Mr. Eddie Dean, Misses Willie Emma Sue, and Ida Deanj Mr. and Mrs.

Howard Governs and family, Mr. and Mrs. Gaines Harris, Mr. Clarence Dean, Mr. Carlice Copeland, U.

S. Army, all of Philadelphia, Mr. Eddie Day (brother), of Greenwood, and Mrs. Josephine Keith, Wilmington, N. are invited to attend the funeral of Mr.

Felix Dean today (Sunday) at Central Valley Baptist, church, McRae, Rev. J. W. King officiating. Interment City cemetery.

Spauldine Funeral A. M. F. Scott officiating. Interment in churchyard.

McDay Funeral Home in charge, 171 Auburn avenue. The cortege will leave Start a Savints or Investment Account With Us LIBERAL. SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDENDS LEGAL FOR TRUST FUNDI Accounts by Mail Solicited Asnets Over $17,500,000 Surplus and Reserves Over $1,000,000 ii Auburn avenue at 10 a. m. Furnish your home at a savine In Memoriam In lnvinff mmorv rtt nni- H-e through the large selection of worthwhile "Household Goods" all at bargain prices in today's In Memoriam In lovlnir memory of my devoted daughter.

Miss Josephine Jones, who departed this life six years ago March IT, 1940. Gone hut not forgotten. MRS. ELER JONES. Mother.

loved husband, father and rrandfather. Mr. Jlmmie Rhode, who departed thli lif one year ago today. WALTER McEliREATH, President Smoke For Sale we rmen anrt tninK of you And then of how you died: nil LODGE NOTICES Card of Thanhs We wish to thank our many friends To think you could not aay good-bye Before you closed your eyes. No one knows our longing and no one sees us weep: We shed our tears from aching hearts.

While others are fa.t asleep. MRS. PINKIE RHODES. Wife; In Memoriam In lovlnc memory of Warnie Dell Jonea. who died six year ago todav.

17, 1940. Gone but not forgotten NATHANIEL JONTS AND PHTLDREN In Memoriam In loving memorv of my dear husbani. father and son. Mr. Kelev Smith.

wfc departed this life three years ago Mire i 17. 1943 MRS HELEN SMITH. Wife- LITTLE MISS PIGGY SMITH. DaufttsMe MBS. LUCIALL SMITH.

Hdcf. and neighbors for their kindness and i sympathy, beautiful florals, consolirg messages and use of cars during the re- cent illness and death of our beloved Twenty-seven used smoke generators and more than 3,000 new colored smoke grenades are the latest in surpluses offered by the War Assets Corporation at 699 Ponce de Leon avenue, N. H. L. Kennon.

regional director, has 22 Marietta St. MAIN FLOOR II Savings Loan MR. HOY L. HHOUES. Son: MRS.

BUREAU FLOUR NOY. Dauehter: Decatur Chapter No. 148. Order of the Eastern Star, will meet on Tuesday, March 19. at the Masonic Temple.

Decatur. Visitors are cordially invited. MBS. WM. A.

FRZEMA.V. See. Association husband jind father. Mr. Mosee E.

Wade. Especially do we thank Sellers Bros, for their efficient services. MRS BEULAH COLLINS WAJOB AND FAMILY. MRS. MAGNOLIA BENNETT.

Daughter; MRS. RUDEjVN DURDEN. Daughter: Tfomej. AKTD 4.