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13 THE ATLANTA CONSTITUTION Monday, Nov. 10, 1947 FUNERAL NOTICES In Memorinm In loving memory of our beloved sister and aunt, Mrs. Katherine Gieason Wells, who departed from this world one year FUNERAL NOTICES FUNERAL NOTICES ARNOLD The friends and rela Mrs. E. F.

Willis Dies in S. Carolina Mrs. Mattie Clarke Willis, of Atlanta and Valdosta, the widow of Eugene F. Willis, died Sunday ago today, nest on. uariing MRS.

Ralph J. frown FAMILY. MK JACK OI.FASON A FAMILY. mhs. jkksie ciOMEZ tFAMiLY.

FUNERAL NOTICES ducted at 2 p. m. Tuesday in the Stephens Methodist Church, with the Rev. Gray officiating. Burial will be in the churchyard.

Mr. Jackson is survived also by his wife; a daughter, Mrs. J. B. O'Neal, of Marietta; two sisters, Mrs.

J. H. Ellis, of Maxeys. and Mrs. Mamie Findley, of Stephens, and several grandchildren.

HOLLAND. Mr. Clifford L. died SPn anri Miss Dorothy Chapman; iM Fhilpot, both of Athens. Fu-Saturday in Charleston, S.

C. Fu-lfjvc sisters, Mrs. S. W. Chauncey', nerl services will be held Nov.

neral services will be held Tues- Mrs. Lillie' Surtles, Miss Addie 1 947, at 10:30 a. from th day at 11 o'clock from the grave- Mabry, Mrs. J. S.

Chapman, Mrs. Jchapel of F. Q. Sammoa Funeral side in Crest Lawn. Awtry w.

E. Harrison; one brother, Mr. I Home, Revs. E. H.

Collins. A. G. Lowndes. H.

H. Mabry. Funeral arrange- (Scotchmere, and D. L. Hagood.

Mrs. Kalkhurst Dies in Hospital Mrs. Ernest A. Kalknurst, of 1050 Ponce de Leon a resident of Atlanta since 1931, died Sunday irr a private hospital, a few minutes after she was taken there. She became ill suddenly at her home.

Funeral arrangements will be announced by H. M. Patterson Son. Mrs. Kalkhurst, the former Miss Mae Agnes Dillon, was the daughter of the late Mr.

and Mrs. John Dillon, of Chicago. She Came to Atlanta from Evanston, 111. Mrs. Kalkhurst's husband, Ernest A.

Kalkhurst, was Southeastern District Manager for the Burroughs Adding Machine Company in Atlanta. She was a member of Christ the King Church, and the Capitol City Club. Surviving, in addition to her husband, are two sons, Dillon Kalkhurst, of Raleigh, N. and Jack Kalkhurst, of Atlanta; a sister, Mrs. Thomas Quinn, of Green Bay, Wise; five grandchildren and several nieces and nephews.

a i ili cti (ii i vuto i i Mrs. Robert H. Harrison, will be held Monday, Nov. 10. 1947, at 11:30 o'clock at Spring Hill, Rev.

Monroe F. Swuley "officiating. Interment, West View. The pallbearers will be Mr. James Belle Isle, Mr.

A. L. Belle Isle, Mr. Edwin Norris. Mr.

Ivan C. Rol-ader, Mr. Haney Nelson, Mr. riona WnKI, It 1V5 'Oottorcmr, Jfr Son KENT, Mrs. Danville F.

(Lottie) The friends and relatives of 10. 1947. at 11 o'clock at CHAPMAN. Mn. A.

H-of Forest ru.k AA K- Paik, died at the residence Sunday night. She Is iurvived Dy her husband; two sons, Mr. W. and Mr. J.

M. Chaoman: two eranddauehters. Mrs. Fred Han- ment will Ha innnnnrfH 1atr hv -w A. C.

Hemperley NOLLIS. Mrs. Ruby Inez Cowan friends and relatives of Mr. and Mrs. Peter J.

Noulis, Mr. Chalmers Noulis, Mrs. Ralph S. Bailey. Mr.

and Mrs. F. D. Cowan, Griffin. Mrs.

C. F. Hanson, Louisville, Mrs. W. B.

Bailey, Rock-mart: Mr. Cowan Macnn y. are invitea to attend the iu ivii. nuuy inez uiwan Noulis this (Mondav) morning. Haisten's Chapel, Rev.

Fulton jLytle and Rev, H. M. Lindsey will officiate. Interment, Oak Hill Cemetery. Haisten Griffin, VjCOlglS, MARTIN The friends and rela- tives of Mrs.

Theo W. Martin, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Martin, Mr. and Mrs.

Howard C. Martin, Atlanta; Mrs. W. Carson Garvin, Lynchburg, Mr. Millard S.

Canter, front Koyal, Mr. Howard C. Martin, Miss Ladv Martin. Miss Mn 1 1 Ida Marl in th niwnc jand nephews are invited to attend jthe funeral of Mrs. Theo W.

Mar- tin Monriav. Nnv in 10d7 et 1 Dioyies. ur. iticnara urme View. The members of the Board of Deacons of the North Avenue Presbyterian Church will serve as honorary pallbearers.

H. M. Patterson Son. DAVIS, Mrs. Ella Shaw The friends and relatives of Mrs.

Ella Shaw Davis, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Davis, of Bremen, Mrs.

Emma Shaw Moore, of Lyonville, and Mrs. Danville F. Kent, Hape- ville, Mrs. T. F.

Banks, Cor dele, Mrs. Walter Norton, Al- bany, Mr and Mrs L. tUICO, J. CI I lilt. KJ A A 1 tlUVjl Mrs.

j. i. jacKSon, atone Mountain, Mr. and Mrs. A.

G. Preston, Spartanburg, S. and Mr. and Mrs. W.

M. Preston, Atlanta, and several nieces and nephews are invited to attend the funeral of Mrs. Dan F. Kent this (Monday) afternoon at 2 o'clock from the Ebcnezer Methodist i ta i l-ii, rayeiie umj. inii i ment, churchyard.

Brandon Fu nrrai i-tome. T', i I Oltviorck bDrinR Dr- Vernon ijucua, vj ui in iuioji tal in Atlanta, Nov. 9, 1947.Flinn officiating. Interment, West -nu mr. ma Mrs.

l. mv oiond Mrs Virginia Crowe. Mrs. Buchanan, Ga. are invited to yickers, all of Dallas, tend the funeral of Mrs.

El a Shaw Carrie PhiliipSi Herman, Dav.s this (Monday) afternoon, I U1 Co, Atlantaf Nov. 10. at 2 oclock from The friends and relatives of Mr. and Mrs. Olin E.

Jackson, of Stephens, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. jO'Neal, of Marietta, Mr.

and jMrs. J. W. Jackson, Atlanta, and Mrs. J.

L. Jackson, Atlanta, Mr. and Mrs. J. H.

Ellis, Maxeys, Mrs. Minnie Findley, of Stephens, and the grandchildren are invited to at-Itend the funeral of Mr. Olin E. Jackson Tuesday afternoon, Nov. II, 1947, at 2 p.

from the i Stephens Methodist Church, Ste-Iphens, with Dr. Gray officiating. Interment in churchyard. J. Allen Couch Son.

MOONEY. Lula Hall of Barnett, and Atlanta, died Nov. 8, 1947. Surviving are her daughters, Mrs. P.

C. Fielding, Barnett; Mrs. Eva M. Odom, Atlanta; Mrs. G.

T. Ledbetter, Barnett; Mrs. J. T. Martin, Mrs.

Claudie Howse, Atlanta: sons, Mr. M. H. Mooney, Mr. O.

T. Mooney, Mr. Paul S. Mooney, Mr. J.

H. Mooney, Atlanta; Mr. Ralph M. Mooney, Greensboro. grandchildren, Mn Jack Mooney, Car-tersville, Mr.

Marion Hay, Miss Sarah Mooney, Mr. M. H. Mooney, one great-grandchild, several nieces and nephews. Fu neral services will be held Tues day," Nov.

11, at 2 o'clock at Spring Hill, Dr. Nat G. Long officiating. Interment Conyers, (Ga.) Cemetery. H.

M. Patterson Son. LINDSEY. Mr. George Franklin Friends and relatives of Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Lindsey, Dallas. Carl Lindsey, Bloomfield. N. Jean Lindsey, U.

S. Army, Cairo 1 I -m n.iL.i i i. Bethel Baptist Church with the tp a vr jt. MS 1 U1II111VI1U, IIUICILC Davis, G. L.

Bell and Charles Smith officiating. Interment in churchyard. The following gentlemen selected as pallbearers will please meet at the residence at 1:30 o'clock: Messrs. Lawrence Dowdy, Edward Davis, Hubert Rainey, Arleigh Davis, Bryant Davis and Charles Smith. Robert Miller Funeral Home.

Bremen. Ga. HAMBY, Mr. Edward VVaddell. Sr.

The friends and relatives of Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Hamby, Smyrna, Miss Jackie Hamby, Anniston, Mr. Edward W.

Hamby, Mrs. Ida Harper and family, Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Gibson, and Mrs. George Fortner, Mr.

Robert Hamby, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Hamby, Mr.

and Mrs. G. T. Hamby, Smyrna, are invited to attend the funeral of Mr. Edward Waddell Hamby, this (Monday) afternoon at four o'clock from the First Baptist Miss Burtchaell Dies at Norcross Constitution Stare News Service.

NORCROSS, Nov. 9 Miss Mat-tie A. Burtchaell, 79, well-known retired schoolteacher, died Sunday at her home near Norcross after an illness of three weeks. Funeral services will be conducted at the Norcross Methodist Church at 3 p. m.

Monday, with the Rev. R. K. Tomilison officiating. Burial will be in the Norcross Cemetery.

Miss Burtchaell had been a well-known teacher in the Atlanta public school system from 1891 until she retired in 1931. She began her teaching career at Washington Seminary in Atlanta. She later taught at Girls High School and at the time of her retirement was head of the English Department of Commercial High School in Atlanta. Miss Burtchaell was a member of the Episcopal Church for more than 60 years. She is survived by one sister, Mrs.

Ludie B. Jones, of Atlanta, and a number of nieces and nephews. fl. JL Withers, 75, Dies in Hospital Arthur A. Withers, 75, of 1200 Langley S.

former owner and operator of the Withers Coal Company, died Sunday in a private hospital after a long illness. Funeral services will be conducted at 2 p. m. Tuesday in the chapel of the West View Funeral iHome, with the Rev. Emmett Mc- Nabb officiating.

Entombment will be in West View Abbey. Mr. Withers, a native of Marietta, had been a resident of Atlanta since 1903. He is survived by his wife; three daughters, Mrs. James L.

Mitchell, Mrs. Henry Gray and Mrs. Harry J. Long, and three sons, Vernon A. C.

and E. A. Withers, all of Atlanta. MORTUARY MRS. LULA HALL MOONEV Punral services for Mrs.

Lul Hall Mooney, 80. of Barnett and Atlanta, who died Saturday in Bamett, will be conducted at 2 p. m. Tuesday at Spring? Hill, with Dr. Nat G.

Long officiating. Burial will be in Conyers. Mrs. Moonev is the mother of Paul S. Mooney, whose wife died also Saturday night.

MRS. PAUL S. MOONEV "uneral for Mrs. Paul S. Mooney, 43.

of fiA3 Mountain Drive. N. who died in a private hospital Saturdav night. will he conducted at 2 p. m.

today at Spring HiJi. with Dr. Nat Long officiating. Burial will be In West View cemetery. MRS.

THCO W. MARTIN Funeral services for Mrs. Thj W. Martin, 77. of 43 Twenty-Eighth i N.

who died Saturday in a private hospital, will be conducted at 3 p. m. today at Spring Hiir, with Dr. Vernon Broyles and Dr. Richard Orme Flinn officiating.

Burial will be in West View Cemetery. jin Spartanburg, S. following a two-week illness. She was visiting her son, Arthur F. Willis, at the time of her death.

Funeral services will be held at 3 p. m. today at the graveside at the Riverside Cemetery in Macon. Mrs. Willis, a native Georgian, was active in affairs of the Methodist Church most of her life.

She was a member of the Decatur Methodist Church. In addition to her son, she is survived by a daughter, Mrs. E. Broughton Branch, of Decatur; a son, Eugene F. Willis, of Atlanta; seven grandchildren, two greatgrandchildren and several nieces and nephews.

I. F. Ledbetter, Of Clarkston, Dies J. F. Ledbetter, of Clarkston, died Sunday in an Atlanta hospital.

Funeral services will be conducted at 2:30 p. m. Tuesday in the Zion Baptist Church, with the Rev. Harry Spivey officiating. Burial will be in Mountain View Cemetery.

Mr. Ledbetter is survived by his wife; two sons, Freddie Ledbetter and Johnrye Ledbetter; two sisters, Mrs. Annie Ledbetter and Mrs. H. J.

Hay, and a brother, Vestus Ledbetter. T. B. Woodhouse Dies; Ex-Post Office Employee T. B.

Woodhouse, 6y, of 1723 Boulevard N. a retired superintendent in the Postal Money Order Department, died Sunday in a private hospital. Funeral arrangements will be announced by H. M. Patterson Son.

Mr. Woodhouse, a member of Georgia Lodge No. 96, F. A. was also a thirty-second degree Mason.

He is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Robert T. Anderson, of Atlanta; a sister, Mrs. Hedge Gib son, of High Point. N.

three brothers, F. M. Woodhouse, of Boonville, N. Weldon Wood-house, of Dinuba, and Waltyi Woodhouse, of Elizabethtown, N. and two grandsons.

Mrs. A. H. Chapman, 75, Forest Park Area, Dies Mrs. A.

H. Chapman, 75, of RFD Forest Park, died Sunday at her heme. Funeral arrangements will be announced by A. C. Hemperley 6 Sons.

Surviving are her husband; two sons, W. T. Chapman, of Taylor-ville, 111., and J. M. Chapman, of Forest Park; five sisters, Mrs.

S. W. Chauncey, of Hapeville; Mrs. Lillie Suttles, of Atlanta; Miss Addie Mabry, of Hapeville; Mrs. J.

W. Chapman, of Forest Park, and Mrs. W. E. Harrison, of Hapeville; a brother, H.

H. Mabry. of Forest Park, and two grandchildren. 7 Sons His Pallbearers; Served Mother Likewise NORCROSS, Nov. fl When Frank B.

Nesbitt, 84, pioneer Norcross citiren, was buried here Saturday, his seven sons convened from aU over the South to act as pallbearers. Ten years ago the same seven sons acted as pallbearers for their mother. FUNERAL NOTICES POOL, Mr. J. Edwin, Sr.

of 1440 Donnelly S. died Nov. 9, 1947. Surviving are his wife; sons, Mr. J.

Edwin Pool, Jacksonville; Mr. V. P. Pool. San Antonio, Texas; sister, Mrs.

Winifred Elder, iCleveland, Ohio; brother, Mr. Nor-jman T. Pool, Atlanta. H. M.

Patterson Son. 62 Consoled. 63 Swings. DOWN 1 Choose. 2 Nuptial song.

3 Break. 4 Auction. 5 Gum resin. 6 Layers. 7 Puzzle.

8 Skating floors. 9 Units of energy. 10 Consumed. 1 1 Myself. 12 Residue.

13 Furies. 15 Observes. 21 Knob. 22 Clothing store. 24 Resonant.

26 Emblems. 28 Landscape. 30 Frosted. 32 Poem. 34 Greek letter.

35 Musical rattle. 36 Stress. 39 Cloy. 40 Spring. 43 Ornamented.

45 Vassals. 46 Cut. 48 Bush. 49 Jumps. 52 Cloak.

53 Killed. 56 Nothing. 58 Meadow. 60 Toward. Church, Smvrna, the Rev.

Walker, Kitzmiller, Mr. W. Drake officiating. Interment in land Mrs. T.

Grayson Walker, tives of Mrs. Louise Arnold, Atlanta; Mrs. William E. Herber, 'Minneapolis, are invited to jattend the funeral of Mis. Louise 'Arnold Monday, Nov.

10, 1947, at 4:30 o'clock at Spring Hill. Dr. Vernon S. Broyles, and Dr. 'Richard Orme Flinn officiating.

iThe remains will be taken to Minneapolis for interment services. H. M. Patterson Son. WOODHOITSE.

Mr. T. B. of 1723 Boulevard S. died Nov.

9, '1947. Surviving are his daughter, Mrs. Robert T. Anderson, Atlanta; sister, Mrs. Hedge Gibson, High Point.

N. brothers, Mr. F. M. Woodhouse, Boonville, N.

Mr. Woodhouse, Dinuba, Mr. Walton Woodhouse, Elizabeth-town, N. grandsons, Robert T. Anderson, John Thomas An derson.

H. M. Patterson Son. IIOLTZCLAW Funeral services for Mrs. J.

G. IToIlzrlaw will K. jheld Monday, Nov. 10, 1947, at 2 o'clock at the Grace Methodist Church, with remains placed in state at 1 o'clock, Rev. C.

Byrd Harbour officiating. Interment, Greenwood. The pallbearers will Mr. W. L.

Winn, Mr. M. T. Owens, Mr. J.

M. Brooks, Mr. F. N. Poole, Mr.

W. E. Moodv, Mr. W. B.

Jones. H. M. Patterson Son. CLEMENTS.

Mr. It. Willie iClayton) of 1443 DeSoto S. died Nov. 9.

1947. Surviving are her daughter, Mrs. G. W. Hailey, Atlanta; sons.

Mr. Cliff Clements, Atlanta; Mr. R. S. Clements.

Daytona Beach, Mr. Bishop Clements, Ridsowood, N. brothers, Mr. R. A.

Clayton, I 1 jmingham, eight grandchildren, two great-grandchildren, sev-ieral nieces and nephews. H. M. Patterson Son. POOLE, Mrs.

Ernest of Alphar-etta, died Nov. 9. 194,. She is survived by her husband, brother, Mr. John M.

lartin; aunts, 'Mrs. J. M. Dodd, of Alpharetta, and Mrs. Arvilla Poole.

Winter I Haven. brother-in-law. Mr. iRuel Poole. Canon.

Ga. Funeral I services will be held today at 2:30 p. m. at Midway Methodist Church, Rev. Bartow Phillips officiating.

Interment in churchyard. Cousins will please serve as pall- bears. Louie E. Jones Funeral LHome. Alpharetta, Ga.

KALKHURST, Mrs. Ernest A. of 1050 Ponce de Leon N. I died Nov. 8, 1947.

Surviving are her husband; sons. Mr. Dillon Kalkhurst, Raleigh, N. Mr. Jack Kalkhurst, 'Atlanta; sister, Mrs.

Thomas Quinn, Green Bay, several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be held Tues day, Nov. 11, 1947. at 10 o'clock at the Cathedral of Christ thf Kins Monsig. Joseph Cassidy officiating.

interment, West View. The pallbearers will be Mr. R. C. Darbv, Mr.

W. Laut Inglis, Mr. W. N. Cochran, Mr.

Faison Hines, Mr. J. M. Alexander, Mr. Goodloe Yancey, Mr.

J. P. Allen, Mr. Charles Currie. The Rosarv will be said Monday evening" at 8 o'clock at Spring Hill.

H. M. Pat terson fc Son. LODGE NOTICES A regular ronvoration of Grant Park Chapter No. 45 A.

M. will be hrld Mondav. November 10, at 7:30 p. m. at 464 Cherokee S.E.

The Mark Master, Past Master and the Most Excellent Master De- Dr.cc ,..,11 i qualified companions are most cordially and fraternally invited to meet with us. By order of H. E. BROWN. H.

P. W. A. CLYDE, Secty. The regular convocation of Mount Zion Chapter No.

16 R. A. M. will be held in the Ma sonic Temple this Mondav eve-nine. Nov.

loth lit nVlr.b The decree of Mark, Past and Excellent will be conierred. All Rnval re cnrdiallv inviieri. EDWIN M. HEI.B1G. P.

RTIS E. GOODMAN, Secty. A A called 'ommunictinn of Pl.th 1 1 C''VC A- be in 'he VJ; Masonic Temple, Decatur. lionay night, Nov. 10.

1947. at 6:30 oclock, for the purpose of conferring the Master Mason's Degree. Light refreshments. Visiting Masons are invited to attend. Bv order of PAUL S.

BRECHT, W. M. FLETCHER PEARSON, Sec The regular communication of Cascade Lodge No. 94. F.

will be held in the hail oame hhi ionge, corner V-jP' Lucile Avenue and Gordon 1. 1 liwuiiud.vp evening at 6:30 oclock. The Entered Apprentice Degree will be conferred bv Acting Junior Warden J. Hoyt Langlev. All duly qualified brethren are cordiallv and fraternally invited to meet with us.

Bv order of NORMAN E. BRENNER. W. M. E.

E. AIKEN, Sec. The regular communication of Oakland City Lodge No. 373. A- wi" be neld 'Jt iMonday) evening at 7:30 o'clock in our hall, 599'2 Lee St-.

S. W. Business and social meeting only. If you enjoy good music and entertainment be present. Music by Bros.

George Kane: and Charlie Smith. Bro. Evans Morgan will entertain "A La Blackstone." All brethren urged to be present All visiting brethren cordially invited to meet with us. Bv order of l- JOHNSON, W. M.

JAMES CHAPMAN. Sec. The regular communication of Oglethorne Lodee No. 855. F.

y-i A. will H. hIH in 4k. lodge room. Peachtree and Cain Streets, this (Monday! evening, Nov.

10. 1947. becinninff at O'clock. The Sublime Degree of Master Mason will be conferred by the Worshipful Master. The third section will be dramatized by the Fellowcraft Club.

Members are urged to attend, all qualified visiting brethren are cordially and fraternally invited to meet with us. By order of HOMER L. FOWLER, W. M. J.

H. HOWARD, Sec. tfXjt evening Deginn v' i'-JO oclock. All members are urged to attend and visitors cordially invited. By order of R.

H. WEANT, W. M. JOE FAULKNER, Sec. The regular communication of Hapeville Lodge No.

590. F. w'" beld this eve-V nln8. November 10. 1947.

at 7:30 clock. The Fellowcraft degree will he conferred hv our senior warden. Brother Curtis Steed. Members and all qualified brethren are most cordially invited to attend. Bv order of ROVSTON H.

SETTLE, P. A. CHAPMAN. Secretary. A called communication of Lakewood Lodge No.

44.1 M. will be held in the hall 1642'n Joncsboro Road (Lake- wood Heights) this i Monday) evening. November 10th. begin ning promptly at clock. The Master degree will be conferred on a class of candidates.

This degree will be conferred by our Worshipful Master. Brother Jack C. Murphy. Members of Lakewood Lodge are requested to be preent. Visiting hrethren are cordially and fraternally invited to meet with us.

Bv order of JACK MURPHY, W. M. THOS. E. COMPTON.

Secty. A called communication of E. i A. Minor Lodge No. 03.

F.r A.M. will he hrld in the Lodge Hall, corner Flat Shoals and Glenwoort Ave. this tMondayl Hf7 Masons BA JR A regular communication of College Park Lodge No. 454, 4rS-F- A. will be held this ng at Hapeville Matron Is Found Hanged; Is Held Suicide The body of Mrs.

Lottie W. Kent. 53, of 3210 Hope was found Sunday morning harems by a rope from a rafter the parage near her home. Her husband. Dan F.

Kent, made the dismvery. A coroner's jury said Mrs. Kent death was suicide. Two notes indicating suicide were introduced at the inquest. Kent said his wife had been worried for sometime about his health.

Kent said he awoke early Sun-fey to notice his wife missing from their bedroom. A search led him to the garage. An overturned ladder was found at her feet, according to evidence at the inquest. Mrs. Kent is survived, in addition to her husband, by four sisters, Mrs.

T. F. Bank, of Cordele; Mrs. Walter Norton, of Albany; Mrs. L.

O. James, of Fayetteville, and Mrs. J. T. Jackson, of Stone Mountain, and two brothers.

A. G. Preston, of Spartanburg, S. and W. M.

Preston, of Atlanta. Funeral services will be conducted at 2 p. m. today in the Enenezer Methodist Church in Fayette County. Burial will be in re churchyard.

Olin E. Jackson, Stephens Farmer, Dies Ohn E. Jackson, of Stephens, a etired farmer, and father of J. W. Jackson and J.

L. Jackson, of Atlanta, died Sunday in an Atlanta hospital. Funeral services will be con- Industrial Review COMMUNICATIONS and SOUND SYSTEMS Safes and Service OFFICE ELECTRON-X RALPH V. BIGHTON. Mar.

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Hood, Lake Mary, two nieces, Mrs. Mercer Murray and Mrs. F. ouiciaunR. lmermeni in rsose nui Cemetery.

Q. Sammon Funeral Home, Winder, Ga. MOONEY The friends and rela- tives of Mr. and Mrs. Paul S.

Mooney, Miss Sara Mooney, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. David.

Mr. H. H. all of Atlanta, are invited to attend the funeral of Mrs. Paul S.

Mooney Monday, Nov. 10, 1947, at 2 o'clock at jSpring Hill, Dr. Nat G. Long, and Rev. J.

A. Pond officiating. Inter ment. West View. The pallbearer will 'be: Mr.

E. T. Papageorge, Mr. Willis Rogers, Mr. Frank L.

Holland, Mr. E. G. Featherstont Mr. Carl S.

Freeman, Mr. L. L. Milligan.H. M.

Patterson Son. IIENSON. Mrs. Ada Barton Fif. neral services for Mrs.

Ada Barton Henson will be conducted today (Monday) at West View Funeral Home at 2 o'clock, Rev. J. Callaway officiating. Interment, Trinity Methodist Churchyard, Cobb County. Surviving are her daughter, Mrs.

J. J. Peterson; sons, Mr. Edwin Lee Barton, Mr. L.

F. Barton; grandchildren, Mr. Frank Barton, Mr. Harry Barton, Mrs. Dorothy Smith; great-grand- child.

Jackie Smith; brother, Mr. A. G. Donald, of Pine Log, Ga.I several nieces and nephews. Pallbearers will be Mr.

H. B. Carroll, Mr. W. Jack Smith, Mr.

Horac Donald, Mr. Clarence Donald, Mr. Robert White, Mr. Roy C. Maeger.

West View Funeral Home, direc-tors. SWEATT, Mr. Thomas T. friendsj and relatives of Mr. Tbpmas T.

Sweatt, Mr. and Mrs. Beecher 3fott Mro TVra Thnrrr. 1111. illicit vjvtcifc, auu great-grandchildren, are invited to attend the funeral of Mr.

Thomai T. Sweatt this (Monday) afternoon at 2:30 o'clock from the First Baptist Church, New Hope, Rev. C. R. Campbell, Rev.

R. J. Smith officiating. Intarment, church cemetery. Pallbearers: Marion Thurmond, Dewey Crowe, Hulan Phillips, Frank Vickers, Jack Col and Arlen Sweatt.

Please meet at the residence of Beecher Sweatt at 1:30 o'clock. Freeman-Harris Funeral Home, Dallas, Ga. A LKER Mr. J. Wiley Th friends and relatives of Mr.

J. Wiley Walker, Mr. and Mrs. Mahlon C. Walker, Mr.

and Mrs. Jewell H. Walker, Orlando, Mr. and Mrs. W.

Blaine Walker, Mr. and Mrs. J. Dan Walker, Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas C. Walker, Mr. and Mrs. J. Mark Walker, Mr.

and Mrs. G. C. Bloodworth, Mr. and Mrs.

A. I Hargrove. Mr. and Mrs. E.

E. Wagner, Blue Ridge, Mr. (Commerce, Mr. Steve Walker, Blairsville, Mr. and Mrs.

George Walker, Murrayville. Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Walker, iGreenville, S. Mrs.

J. B. Car- ruth, Cumming, Mrs. Pearl York, Rossville, and Mr. nd Mrs.

George Cuawford, Blairsville, are invited to Attend the funeral of Mr. J. Wiley Walker Tue day, Nov. 11, at 2 p. at Trinity Chapel.

Rev. A. B. Couch will officiate. Interment in Decatur Cemetery.

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FUNERAL DIRECTORS 502 Prybr S. W. MA. 4680-81 TelerHone HF.mlork 01 (COLORED) WADLEY, Deacon Henry of 635 Fraser cassed away at his resi dence Nov. 9.

Funeral announced later. Pollard. MITCHELL, Mr. Joseph oi Cleveland, Ohio. The friends and relatives are invited to attend his funeral today (Monday) at 2 o'clock at Red Oak Baptist Church, near Greenville, Ga.

Rev. J. A. Alford officiating. Interment, churchyard.

Sellers of Newnan. MEADOWS. Miss Helen th riauehter of Mr. and Mrs. Peavy Meadows, of Carrollton, died in New Work City Nov.

7, 1947. Friends and relatives are invited to attend her funeral today (Mori-day) at 3 o'clock at the First Bajv i fist Church. Rev. T. N.

Nelson (officiating. Interment, City Cemetery. Royal Funeral Home, Car rollton, Ga. MERRITT, Mrs. Janie Friend land relatives of Mrs.

Janie Mer-Iritt, Mr. and Mrs. Felton Ellison. Mrs. Oma Lee Slaton, Mr.

and Mrs. Purvis Earles, Mr. and Mrs. Roosevelt Merritt; Mr. and Mrs.

George Edward Merritt, all of Bu-ford. and Mrs. Beatrice Jones, ot Philadelphia, are invited to attend the funeral of Mrs. Jani Merritt to be held this (Monday) afternoon at 2:30 o'clock from A 1 -r 1 fit. Oa jBryant officiating.

Interment, Bu ford Cemetery. Judson Oliver, ru ineral director, Buford, Ga. and L. F. Lindsey.

Dallas. pease meet at the church at Mrs. Adell Hicks. Mr. Duff Mayes Ward 408 sey.

Dallas. Mrs. Jesse Butler, churrn st Marietta. Ga. J.

W.Walker Dies In Decatur at 84 J. Wiley Walker, 84, of 136 N. Columbia Decatur, a retired county employee, died Sunday at his home. He had been a resident of DeKalb County for 35 years. Funeral services will be conducted at 2 p.

m. Tuesday in Trinity Chapel, with the Rev. A. B. Couch officiating.

Buiral will be in Decatur Cemetery. He is survived by six sons, Mahlon C. Walker, of Atlanta; Jewell H. Walker, of Orlando, W. Blaine Walker, of Atlanta; J.

Dan Walker, of Decatur; Thomas C. Walker, of Atlanta, and J. Mark Walker, of Atlanta; three daughters, Mrs. G. C.

Blood-worth, of Atlanta; Mrs. A. L. Hargrove, of Decatur, and Mrs. E.

E. Wagner, of Blue Ridge; six brothers, W. Dan Walker, of Kitzmil-ler, T. Grayson Walker, of Commerce; Steve Walker, of Blairsville, George Walker, of Murrayville: Ben Walker, of Blairsville, and three sisters, Mrs. J.

B. Carruth. of Cumming; Mrs. Pearl York, of Rossville. and Mrs.

George Crawford, of BlairsviHe. Mrs. R. S. Clements Succumbs in Hospital Mrs.

R. S. Clements, of 1443 DeSoto S. died Sunday in a private hospital. Funeral arrangements will be announced by H.

M. Patterson Son. Mrs. Clements, the former Miss Willie Clayton, is survived by a daughter, Mrs. C.

W. Hailey, of Atlanta; three sons. Cliff Clements, of Atlanta; R. S. Clements, of Daytona Beach, and Bishop Clements, of Ridgewood, N.

two brothers, R. A. Clayton and R. T. Clayton, both of Birmingham, eight grandchildren, two great-grandchildren and several nieces and nephews.

NOTICE TO ROAD MACHINERY DEALERS Scaled bids will be received at the office of Purchasing Agent. 403 City Hall, until 2:00 p. m. Monday, November 24, 1947, for one shovel and back Hoe 18" track. Type Ensley K-12, or equal.

Bid forms and specifications are on file and may be obtained by applying at above office. The City reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bids and to waive technicalities. CITY Or ATLANTA. GA. L.

A. WALKER. Purchasing Agent. Industrial Review Roller Skate For Fun And Health Rollerdrome PENN AVE. AT PONCE DE LEON Also Saturday Afternoon 2:30 to 8 DAIVriKG EVERY WEDNESDAY FRIDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS GOOD MUStC CUP THI ADD Good for One ig nss famiiiiDn mny Tim.

Convenient to Car Line i .971 50 Couple i SPORTS ARENA Formerly Warren' Arena 310 CHESTER ST. ill For PATIpT rOOM III, tin, KOOlVINt PATIO COVERINGS teoNOMiCAi nioo WUTHMtlOOf MIMANtNl i. i mm to, towMI 1 SMiM Installed Anywhere in Georgia (mmm ATLANTA 47 Alabama S. Phone WAlnnt 8201 ATHENS Phone 1751 AI GUSTA Phone 2-5478 COLUMBUS Dial 6745 FITZGERALD Phone 184-L i MACON Phone 8903 MONROF Phone 2281 SAVANNAH Phone 3-7288 1 WEST POINT Phone FX. 137 -A i Just Off Memorial Drive 1 I It Z3 IMMMMit I 1 Atlanta.

Mrs. Dowe Williams, Atlanta; Mr. J. T. Shelton, Mrs G.

W. Dunaway. Mrs. J. Q.

Hitchcock, all of Dallas, are invited to attend the funeral of Mr. George Franklin Lindsey this (Monday) afternoon at 3 o'clock from the First Methodist Church, Rev. Gordon Thompson, Rev. Ar thur Hinson officiating. Interment, City Cemetery.

The body will lieus wm be conducted Monday Daniel Cemetery. The gentlemen selected to serve as pallbearers JJfC 1 1 AELL isiTllIaUieA age 79 years, passed away at her home near Norcross, Sunday morning. She is survived by one sister, Mrs. Ludie B. Jones, of 1353 N.

Highland Atlanta; also nine nieces, five nephews, six great-nieces, eight great-nephews, three great-great-nieces, and three great-great-nephews. Funeral serv- afternoon, Nov. 10, 1947, at3p.m., from the Norcross Methodist Church, Rev. R. K.

Tomlinson offi- 'elating. Interment, Norcross Cem- etery. The following gentlemen will serve piiucrfu'in mm jn-rw at the residence at 2:30 p. Messrs. W.

H. Medlock. W. H. Grogan, Joe S.

Nesbit, Joe Web ster, Hubert Dempsey, Bisnop Smith. F. Q. Sammon Funeral Home, Norcross. Ga.

ola All Funsral Directors Atphmlt fmr Wmterprtlng Concrete tor Strength Guarantee Insured by Aetna Insurance Company TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE By R. J. SHIBLES West View Funeral Home ON PEACHTREE Ox of Atlantm't Otint md Finest antral Homn Saturday's Puzzle ACROSS 1 Significance. 6 Cries. 13 Rescind.

14 Numeral. 16 Nutritive. 17 Scope. 18 Accomplish. 19 Acquire.

20 Sets sail. 22 Strike. 23 Reverberation. 25 Particles. 26 Nerve branches.

27 Planets. 29 Sorrowful. 30 Musical instrument. 31 Weeds. 33 On the surface.

35 Settled. 37 Stings. 38 Those not susceptible. 40 Control. 41 Backbone.

42 Grow old. 44 Graduated plates. 47 Dull sound. 48 Quiet. 50 Continent.

51 Butt. 52 Pieces of armor. 54 Cut. 55 Pronoun. 56 Wanderer.

57 Assert. 59 Lessen. 61 Looked. Solution to TUe atVpase trt re in state at the funeral chapel until o'clock. Masons will have i charge of services.

Freeman Har- ris Funeral Home, Dallas, Ga. 71 i no WITHERS, Mr. Arthur A. friends and relatives of Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur A. Withers, Mr. and jMrs. James L. Mitchell, Mr.

and! iMrs. Arthur G. Withers, Mr. and! Mrs. ErneM A.

Withers, Mr.j and Mrs. Henry Grey, Mr. andi Mrs. Harry J. Long, Mr.j Vernon M.

Withers, Mr. and Mrs. Fincher E. Withers, of i Texas; Miss frances Withers, of Fort Worth, Texas, and Miss Laura Withers are invited to attend the funeral services of Mr. Arthur A.

Withers Tuesday, Nov. 11, 1947, at West View Funeral Home at 2 o'clock, Rev. Emmett A. McNabb and Rev. Harrison Mc-Mains officiating.

Entombment, West View Abbey. Pallbearers will be Mr. T. A. Withers, Mr.

J. B. Withers, Mr. Harry J. Long, Mr.

J. A. Mitchell, Mr. J. Q.

Lanier, Mr. W. D. Brannon. West View Funeral Home, directors.

sun Ajifiii OUR NEW DISPLAY MIRTH VF. st lONIPf (COLORED) COATES, Mrs. C. B. passed away at her residence, 395 Martin S.

Nov. 9, 1947. Funeral announced later. Pollard. WEAVER, Mr.

Willard of Car-tersville, passed very suddenly Nov. 8. Funeral announced later. Knight Sons, cartersvnie, Georgia. SINGLETON.

Mrs. Carrie wife of Mr. Monroe Singleton, died at a local hospital. Funeral will be announced later. Sanford Funeral Home, Covington, Ga.

Moses W. died at his residence, 40 Jackson S. Sunday, Nov. 9. Funeral announced later.

Murdaugh I morticians. 71 Piedmont Ave, N. E. JACKSON. Mr.

Trannie Friends and relatives of Mrs. Bertha Jack son, Mrs. Ester Barrett, of San Francisco, Mrs. Pauline Cox, and Mrs. Thelma Elder, of Cleveland, Ohio; Mr.

Guy Jackson, Mr. Jackson. Mr. Orin Jack son and Mrs. Cleona Durden.

Mr. Olden Jackson, Mr. T. A. Jackson, Mrs.

Margaret Malcolm, all of De- Icatur, Mrs. Ora Carroll, of Monroe, Mrs. Flossie Giles and R. T. Etchison.

of Monroe, Mr. Gaddis Jackson, of Pittsburgh, are invited to attend his funeral today at 2 p. m. from ithe Mt. Enon Baptist Church, the Rev.

J. W. Bloodsau officiating. I Young's Funeral Home, Alonroe, Georgia. CONVENIENTLY LOCATED 8r0 Peachtree Street, N.

E. (COLORED) JACKSON, Mr. Trannie Passed in Decatur, Friday night. Fu neral service will be announced later. Young's Funeral Home, Monroe, Ga.

BRADLEY, Deacon Georje passed Nov. 8, 1947, at his residence in Locust Grove, Ga. Funeral plans will be announced later by Lemon Tomlinson Funeral Home, McDonough, Ga. BENTON, Mrs. Lucy wife of Mr.

Dock Benton. Friends and rela tives are invited to attend her fu neral Tuesday at 1:30 o'clock at Summer Baptist Church, Rockdale County. Rev. A. J.

Walker and others officiating. Sanford Funeral Home, Covington, Georgia. BRIDGES, Mr. DTck passedTSat-urday at his residence, Senoia, Ga. Funeral today (Monday) at 2 p.m.

at Oak Grove Baptist Church, Rev. W. M. Tucker officiating. Interment in family cemetery.

He is survived by two nieces and two great-nephews and a hot of friends. Roscoe Jenkins, morti- cians, Newnan. Ga. In Memoriam In loving memory of our husband, father and grandfather, Mr. Dock Wesley iHenrvl Smith, who departed this life one vear ago today.

Nov. 10, 1948. Gone hut not forgotten. Your last words will always be wilh me. that you were going home to live with angels.

Just turned vour head, smiled and passed away. MRS LUCILE SMITH. Wife: MRS. SADIE B. CLEVELAND, Daughter; WILLIAM C.

CLEVELAND, Grandson. if pi I12 If zz 8" fr. a par iprr--g-gB-y llllp57" srlgir wm Wti? if'pisis ifp tf mn yT. rrrrr Nov. 10.

commencing promntlv at 7:30 r. M. The Fellowcraft Degree will be conferred. Visiting Brethren are cordially invited to meet with us, by order of F. JOHNSON, W.

M. E. J. STRIPL1N, Secty..