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Casey 1 ER own Ars A Aft As AP 01e oer a a la m-p- a In a 13aCKSail 111UllUfb Itattruau 11 Casey Jones Funeral Conducted Id I I 1 44 By DON WALKER Banner Staff Writer 2 the Nashville educational television station authorized by the Federal Communications Commission seemed closer to becoming a reality as a group of local educators and community leaders viewed the successful operation of the educational TV set-up here today By DON WALKER Houston Borum McPherson 50 or 441 Moss Trail Goodiettsville Sunday at 11:45 pm' at Madison' Hospital hi had been recovering from a heart 'Houston Bor' or 441 MoSs I died Sunday ir Madison' Hosp been recoverin I i -1 "7 Miss Kate 3Iarr Dies Following Long Illness rrot '''1 1 I 'Z lior'' 4" 0- 1 1 1' i i it -k- 1 k) ri 0 't e- i z- '00-" i 4g 3t 4 1 1 t- i I 11 44' 4)111114i 1' A l''' sk "0 4i- '01'w7 1' 4 '1' 4 I r) 1-1'410 1-' -f' btow 1 ----lk 4- A I 4 et i 1) l'''' 10 i ii '151111 14) i iv ii i 1 -41) OA 4- Ar ir 1 4 i 1 IV tr i i 1 is o'' i 4- s1 1 1 '1 ''1 4 '4Lsko I Funeral services for Mrs J' Arthur Harris 67 of 2122 Blair BlVd who worked as a clerk for 30 3cears with the Tennessee Railway Co 'before the was retiredin 194L were held today at 11 atm at RoeschTatton neraf Home Mrs Harris became 111 Friday afternoon and died Saturday afternoon of a cerebral hemorrhage at Baptist Hospital Burial was in Spring Hill Cemetery Dr Franklin Paschall pastor First Baptist-- Church where Mrs Harris was a member of figlated' Born 111 Davidson County Mrs Harris was the former Carrie Sanders daughter of Andrew Jackson and Nancy Elizabeth Simmons Sanders Shot moved to Pleasant View as a child and was educated In the public schools there In 1908 she was I married to Mr Harris of Pleasant View He was employed by the Carter Shoe factory there until his death in 1910 Mrs Harris made her home in Nashville with her daughter Mrs Lester Hatcher and her sister Mrs Virginia Woods for more than 24 years She was a member of the Fidelle Class at First Baptist Church and a member of the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks Her daughter and her sister are her only immediate survivors Active pallbearers were Ernest Hatcher Eldon Hatcher Hatcher Jr John Hood John Williams Richard Dobyns Ralph Carrier Thomas Fossock and Frank Cheatham Honorary pallbearers were Joseph Fossick Duncan Horton A Lawrence Denton Binkley Clifton McCormick Sam Carrett Dr George Duncan Dr Thomas Bryan Charles Murphy Herman Burns Turner Walker Morgan Vail Fred Sheats and A Gotto tack TACK 4 I I The body Is at Cole Garrett Funeral Home lu Goodlettsville I I Services will be held at 2 pm 1 Tuesday at the Madison Church of i -P 4 1 14 Christ Ira North minister of the 1 ch I chur will officiate ate and burial 4 I iwill be In Forrest Lawn 4v4 Park in Goodiettsville A choral r- '44 group from David Lipscomb Col- "wksammiO' 'lege will sing t- A native of Davidson County he 0 was 'the son of the late Joseph 4' I McPherson a Church of Christ 4t minister and Bettie Poyner Mc- 7 4 I 1 Pherson who survives 'it s' Mr McPherson was the father -0 of Sam McPherson reporter for Tile NASHVILLE BANNER 'N He was educated in Nashville 3 schools- He served with the Nash- ville WaterworksDepartment for tra more than 17 years and was retired from his work at the filtra- HOUSTON McPHERSON tion plant on a disability pension After his retirement he worked part-time with the Hire Realty Co in Madison as ik sales- 0 Coley Davis mail He was a member of the Madison Church of Christ and els rys vii member of the orphans' home! emees To Be committee In 1928 he was married to Amelia Larkin of Decherd She -Iry rrt -n field survives oday Mr McPherson suffered a heart' attack April 19 and entered! Madison Hospital He had a severe solkt7r7 r-P-AA401 attack Sunday night I -4 0-' 0-C-- st-- Other survivors include three -4 Ap daughters Mrs Mary Holleman I 4 At Mrs Milbrey Murphy and Miss 1 Opha Ruth BlePherson another A lii i 1 l' tack 1 The body Is Funeral Horn Services will Tuesday at the Christ Ira No church will will be In Fort Park in Good group from A native of I lege will sing was the son McPherson a minister and Pherson who Mr McPherl of Sam McPh Tire NASHVILLS He was edu schoola He ser rule yttaterwor more than 17 tired from his After his rel tion plant on 1 part-time witk Realty Co in mail He was Madison Chun member of committee In 1928 he Amelia Larkin survives I nel(1 1 10 1--p---r 47''' -H' 1 ::) 7 "I'li l' I'' It A' Vi 1 1 ii'' i- 7 1 i ''S14C 4 0 a i to' 7 'i a if I i 11 0c1413 :4 iv 1 i 1 i 4- i 4 411 1 1' tvv-''' Js-- eismio 0 i '-r' ik The 10-man group heard Ernest Ball director of WKNO-TV outs line the classroom value of tho educational television station and its cultural advantages to the corn munity Members of the study grJtlp are Robert Bogen chairman edu cational television fact-finding committee of the Radio and Tele vision Council of Middle Tennes ace: IN Brown superVisor of secondary schools Davidson County John Mobley division sales managbr Southern Bell Telephone Co) William Oliver euperin tendent Nashville City Schools: Elmer Pettit chairman Board of Education City of Nashville: Torn Price eocretary education coin mittee Nashville Chamber of Corn merce Thomas Lee superin tendent and consultant divinion of instruction Department of Education State of Tonnes Dort Washburn administrative assist ant to County Judge Beverly Bri ley: Wood vice-chairman Educational Television Foundation and a Bstmse reporter Mayor Ben West in Memphis On butiness met the group at the television station and accompanied- it on the tour The trip was sponsored by tips Radio and Television Commission of Middle Tennessee A tour of the station's facilities was a highlight of the visit WKNO-TV is the only television station in Memphis equipped with a video tape machine enabling the broadcasting of pre-taped edu cational programs The video-tape machine was pro vided by Ford Foundation funds It was understood that part of the 22500000 appronriated by the foundation for educational TV sta tion equipment would be avail able to the Nashville station upon establishment Renewed interest in getting Channel 2 on the air has grown in recent months The original et fort to establish educational television failed here in 1954 though an 218000 fund is held in escrow for the purpose in a local bank The Davidson County School Board voted to place 215000 the next year's budget for educetional TV purposes and 250000 in state funds is available for the next community service television station that goes into operation The City Board of Education in struction committee voted to recommend that the board include a 215000 appropriation for educational televbion in its budget request 411 Tha 10-man group heard Erneat by Bob Arnold Charles Jones of Jackson and Mrs Helen Jones McKenzie of Mobile prior to the ceremony at the museum The youngster is Charles David Howse Casey's great-grandson Seale Johnson (second from left) and Judge Leroy Pope (right) of the Casey Jones Museum Committee talk with Robert Se Itenry (left) principal speaker at Saturday's Railroad Day celebration and Casey's son and daughter celebration and Ca Mists Kate Marr a lifelong resident of Nashville died at 10:30 am today at a local Infirmary following a long illness body Ss at Finley Dorris Charlton Funeral Home where services will be held at 2 pm Tuesday Burial will be in Mt Olivet Cemetery Born in Nashville Miss Marr see a daughter of Thomas Marr and Delia Tarbox Mart She was educated at the public schools here and was a member of the Christian Science Church Miss Marr formerly lived at 204 Twenty-Fourth Ave South Surviving are----a sister-In-law Mrs Frank Marr Nashville a great-niece Mrs A Roberts Donelson and a great-nephew James A Murfree Jr of Nashville Mrs Frank Ituemekorf Funeral services for Mrs Frank Ruemekorf 70 of 548 East Maple St Madison who died Saturday at Madison Hospital after a heart attack were held today at 1 pm at Eastland Funeral Mime Mrs Ttuemekort had been In III health three years Burial was in Spring Hill Cemetery The Rev I Gernert former pastor First Lutheran Church and the Rev Paul Monroe Jr pastor officiated Barn in Indianapolis Mrs Ruemekort was the former Emma Klebes daughter of Bruno and Adele Klebes She moved to Nashille when she was a child and was educated In the public schools here She was married in1911 to Mr Ruemekort a retired printer who survives Mrs Ruemekorf was a Lutheran-- Other then her husband survivors include a son Frank Hanover Pa a brother John A Klebeg Indianapolis: a sister Sister Anne Vincent Convent Station three granddaughters and i1 tZ 11 A 4444 41F 1 061h- 71 4 1 yipdi4 'f '''f c4iavo F': S4'' at Ion a mcrnerson Jr au ori lady in war It halt not been for-by City Commissioner (Bud Goodlettsville: two sisters Mrs gotten that during the second dy) Patey---- --1A1fred-- Lye II and --Mrs Eudora World War the nation turned to its Casey's son Charles Jones of 'Brown both of Nashville: three railroads to produce the dependa- Jackson: his daughter Mrs Helen brothers Joseph McPherson and ble high-volume service with maxi-Jones McKenzie of Mobile Ma Andrew McPherson both of Nash-mum economy and minimum Mrs Charles David Howse and vile and David Lipscomb Mc1 penditure of manpower materials son Casey's granddaughter and pherson Atlanta: and one grand-and money which it took to sustain great-grandson were introduced by child Mary Jane Holleman the effort that won the war" Judge Leroy Pope Active pallbearers will be the Henry added "For more than a The ballad "Casey Jones" corn- following members of the orphan's century the steam locomotive was' posed by Wallace Saunders committee Madison Church supreme in railroad gine-wiper at the Illinois Centralia Christ: Joe Corley Chester Sad-it was on such an engine that shops several months after Casey's ler Roy Holt Dr Robert Pettus Casey Jones rode to his death and death at the throttle of the "Can- Jr Johnny Wright and Buford to his immortal fame as the sym- nonball Express" near Vaughn Wright bol of the devotion to duty which Miss was sung by Casey Ward of Honorary pallbearers will be the caused him to stick by his engine the Jackson Police Department remaining embers of the and money which it took to sustaintgreat-grandson were introduced by child Mary Jane Holleman the effort that won the war" Judge Leroy Pope Active pallbearers will be the Henry added "For more than a The ballad "Casey Jones" corn- following members of the orphan's century the steam locomotive was' posed by Wallace Saunders en-home committee Madison Church supreme In railroad gine-wiper at the Illinois Centralia Christ: Joe Coiley Chester Sad-it was on such an engine that shops several months after Casey's ler Roy Holt Dr Robert Pettus Casey Jones rode to his death and death at the throttle of the "Can- Jr Johnny Wright and Buford to his immortal fame as the sym- nonball Express" near Vaughn Wright bol of the devotion to duty which Miss was sung by Casey Ward of Honorary pallbearers will be the caused him to stick by his engine the Jackson Police Department remaining members of the son McPherson Jr all of it was On Stich an engine tnatianops several montna after casers ler noy ttoir ur rionert ra rettu Casey Jones rode to his death and death at the throttle of the "Can- Jr Johnny Wright and Buford' to his immortal fame as the sym- nonball Express" near Vaughn Wright bol of the devotion to duty which Miss was sung by Casey Ward of Honorary pallbearers will be the caused him to stick by his engine the Jackson Police Department remaining in of the Neal Services Conducted Today By GEORGE WILSON I tribute to Itilroad 'nen of America and the memoryl of Casey Jones commemorating the 60th anniversary of his death1 was held here Saturday afternoon at the first annual Railroad Day' celebration A number of railroad officials Including Puckett president of the Mississippian Railroad the est line employing steam locomotives were present for the oc-1 casion Robert Selph Henry railroad historian author and past executive vice-p residen Association of 'American Railroads delivered the principal address 1 Henry a former employe ofi TM NASHVELLE BANNER serves as at member of the board of trust of Vanderbilt University I He said in part "America haq' and finds use for many types of transportation other than that by no one of these other types of transportation nor all of By GEORGE WII when he was faced suddenly withlaccompanied by the Jackson High orphan's home committee the death as his train plunged into thetSchool Band elders and deacons of the Madison cars of a freight fouling the rnaint Immediately following the cere-IChurch of Christ Dr Wesley track" Imony Henry presented the muse-lOsborne Dr George Hagan Dr Following a luncheon for di-um with an autographed copy ofHarold Mitzelfelt employes of tinguished guests at the Newl one of his works 'Train" which the Nashville Waterworks Depart-Southern Hotel and a parade'gixes an illuminating pieture otment Robert Lawrence through town by the Jackson Hig10he entire field of railroading i Hire Dennis Wright and Bill he was faced suddenly withlaccompanied by the Jackson Highlorphan's home committee the death as his train plunged into thetSchool Band elders and deacons of the Madison cars of a freight fouling the rnaint Immediately following the cere-IChurch of Christ Dr Wesley track" molly Henry presented the muse-Osborne Dr George Hagan Dr Following a luncheon for dis--Ilum with an autographed copy ofHarold Iklitzelfelt employes of tinguished guests at the Newione of his works which the Nashville Waterworks Depart- Hotel and a parade'gixes an illuminating pieture otment Robert Lawrence through town by the Jackson Hig10he entire field of railroading i Hire Dennis wright and Bill ii 6es' ii Funeral for Pleasant 4 i Plenty Neal 83 who died Saturday I morning at the home of hit daughwhen ter Mrs Flora Demerick 1230 McAlpine Ave- were held- today at 2 pm at Hoover Funeral Home Smyrna COLV DAVIS Burial was in the Mullins CernSouthern etery near Smyrna skuneral 3ervices for Coley Born in Ihrtherford County Mr 1 School and 101st Airborne Division i Plans are already under way for Harris 1Davis 73 of Route 2 West Nash-I Neal moved to Nashville about Screaming Eagle Band to thei next year's Railroad Day Pro-I year ago after retiring as gis- Casey Jones Railroad Museum thegram and the celebration promi zes i Thas om Allen 1 ivill Ninth Civil District ma a farmer He was married to the ceremony began with a Welcomingito become an outstanding annu tate since 1948 and a Davidsonl al former Claudia Montgomery 14 Irillhfa' 24't:" :1: Li Grand fury To Probe Gambling By LARRY thin) together: could do what the' address by )loyor Quinton Ed- event in Jackson the rnus railroads do in peace and patticu-lmonds and presentation of guestslmittee announced do what the" address by )leyor Quinton Ed- event in Jackson the and patticu-i monde and presentation of gliests mittee announced railroads do in peace and pattleu-1 monde and prementation of guestsImIttee announced -a a i do Tke A Break rea i museum rem- County Highway Commissioner survives i Services Held win be held today at 2 pm at' The couple celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary on Feb 1 Pettus-Owen-Wood Funeral Home Mr Neal was a member of the Funeral services for Elmore Mr Davis who was honored in 3 Chlirch of Ch Thomas (Tommy) Allen 39 of 1710 Portland Ave who died Friday 1958 for 50 years' nervice with the in County died unexpectedly of a Survivors other than his widow and daughter in Nashville include iheart attack Sunday morning at St Thomas Hospital after surgery another daughter Mn Margaret were held today at 1 pm at Pettus- hie re sidence on Pop La Vergne: a George Burial will be in Woodlawn Me- "I Ow-en-Wood Funeral Home Sanders-minis- Pt Neel Germantown: three als- hen Bac To ili Burial was in Woodlawn Menlo- rial Park The Rev Roy Babb ter Harding Place Church of err Mrs Elmore Tillman Mrs Addie Amonette and Mrs Druice Christ will officiate assisted by pastor Edgefield Baptist -Churca lunle all of Nashville a brother Williams minister Jqreph officiated Avenue Church of Christ 1 Ralph Smyrna three grandchil- JR I Advance flood of requests far repeatedly cut oft' attempts of Mr Allen owner and operator Davis ins vas defeated in hie dren and three great grandchil- MA 4 no ft 441 61 a rem r-v-- I triPetAtn I4ctAte at nottinne herpiSnlithongtrn flplv oa tli ff hn a hprd 10f Tommy's TV Service on Port- '4- Held win be held today at 2 pm at ervices Pettus-Owen-Wood Funeral Home 31rDavis Funeral servieee- for Elmore who was honored in 1958 for 50 years' eervice with the Thomas tromm'y) A lien 39 of 1710 9 Portland Ave who died Friday in County died unexpectedly of a St Thomas Hospital after iheart Attack Sunday Morning at surgery hie re sidence were held today at 1 pm at Pettus- Burial win be 4n 1Noodlawn Me- Then Back-T 0 0 li Owen-Wood Funeral Home Burial as in Wdlawn-Mern rial Parkw oo The Rev Roy Babb 0 morial-ParkThe Sanders-m pastor Edgefield Baptist ter Harding Place Church of Christ will officiate assisted by -hurah Williams minister Ilqseph of Avenue Church of Christ JR Advance flood of requests for repeatedly cut off attempts of I 31r Allen tuor wner and oper Mr Davis was defeated in his 's IPhort- spectator tickets at sessions here Southeastern delegates to be heard Tommy TV Service on bid for third term as A By BOB BELL Banner Church Editor rid Avenue for eight years ad magistrate this year i and sig htsee-1 apparently scared everyone off on closing sections of the btudy a six-year so far the gallery has rarely committee report been hospitalized for three months th He went to work for County ng on Sunday gave Methodist I' 4wen even half (till Born in Robertson Count criminal general conference 1908 and Mrs John Ay lor Denver is host to session be-I Denver residents were about cause Colorado methodism Is ceie-lready- to a "Methodists go Today business resumes with the i the final brating its 100th anniversary this home" until the- Sunshine broke expectation-of -clearing- year through Saturday They-had Rem of the lengthy report from Rocky Mountain News uses quo- been having fine weather but past the commission to study the ju- on from itati Psalm IV to head its week brought three snows one of risdictional system Denver is host to session be-1 Denver residents were about ir all-work routined resumes with the cause Colorado methodism is ceie-lreatly to a "Methodists go Is i clearing- the final brating its 100th anniyersary this until the- Sunshine broke ngthy report from year through Saturday They-had I to study the ju- Rocky Mountain News use quo-been having fine weather but-past tern I tation from Psalm IV to head its week brought three snows one of I I 1' i rs-- ence aelegates a was the on of Lige Allen and Mrs Ltfa Mae Allen Webster He was educated in the public schools at Goodiettsville and Old Hickory 4 942 he was married to the In former Eugenia Adair of Nashville who sumives qr Allen was an Army veteran Of World War II Other than his widow survivors include a daughter Miss Shirley Allen a son David his mother sisters Mrs Milton Schroe- Springfield father Nashville der Nashville Mrs Jewell Rich delegates a was the son of Lige Allen and Mrs a grandson Morris Brewer Rose Fu era! services for Morris Brewer Rose 69 of No 3 Douglas Ave who died Sunday afternoon at General Hospital will be held l'aesday at 9 am at Phillips Robinson Funeral Home Mr Rose had been ill for two months and died of a heart attacilt Burial will be in Lake Creek Cemetery Dawson Springs Ky The Rev Flat pastor Grubbs Memorial Baptist Church will officiate Born in Macon County Mr Rose was he son of John and Letha King Rose He was educated in the public schools there and was first employed as coal miner in Kentucky Most recently he had been employed by Joys Nurseries in Nashville was a veteran of Army service Survivors include two sisters Mrs Oscar Webb Nashville and Mrs Paul Glovre Equality Ill and a number of nieces and nephews Miss Fannie Koellein Funeral Services for Miss Fannie Amelia Koellein SO of 1103 Clifton Lane who died Fridayafternoon at the residence were held today at 10 am at Marshall-DonnelleyCombs Funeral Home Mrs Koellein had been ill with -cancer for a year Burial will in Mount Olivet Cemetery The Rev Bittinger Ipastor Second Presbyterian Church officiated A life long resident Mks Koellein was the daughter of Emil and Matilda Weimer Koellein She was a member of Second Presbyterian Church Miss Koellein had made her home with her sister Mrs Vivrett for the past 20 years Other than Mrs Vivrett she is survived by two other sisters Mrs Jones and Mrs Harris both of Nashville and th te brothers Charles Koellein Goodlettsville Otto San Diego: and A Nashville Nephews served as pallbearers 'obituary page: "I will lay me down 812' inches and temperatures in the Under diecussion et adjourn- low 20s That overcoat which rnent of an extra late afternoon made us feel silly in Chicago's 91 session Saturday and expected to Attending this session Is expert- degrees has been very cemfortable lead off today was a series of 'a give on some of the delegates out here recommendations which would del- official allowance is $14 a That-proposed organic egate epecific responsibility for many of them are having to pay Evangelical it Brethren establishing and promoting pro-1 that much or more for a hotel Church and -Methodist Church grams throughout the church room ni ht provide the answer to Meth- Delegates still lave an oppor- rg odism's central jurisdiction probtunity to vote on the specific leg- Death of Tuyohilto Xagawa 72 tem Race has dominated the Nation to putthe study commis- note4 Japanese Christian leader first four days of general confer- sion recommendations into effectreca 11 stories that Dr-Charles eine General feeling is that If all of it pass then annual con- Lo gan told us about him Dr if Central Jurisdiction delegates ferences will have a vote as con- Logan as Presbyterian Mis- would come forward with kgisla- stitutional amendments are In- slonary was man who led Kagawa tion acceptable to themselves othvolved 'Recommardations Nashville Twist Dr Logan came toer delegates would probably ac asiville otter retirement to escept it However in their own Recommendations already acted I 02)lis inslew00 dPresbyterian Istudy report CJ members didn't Delegates still have an info room or- tunity to vote on the specific leg- Death of Tayohl ko Xagawa 72 islation to put the study commis- noted Japanese Christian leader Zion recommendations into ettectrecalls stories that If all of it pass then annual con- Logan told us about him Dr Orences will have a vote es con- Logan as Presbyterian Nis- stitutional amendments are in- sionary was man who led Kagawa volved t' Recommendations to Christ Dr Logan came to Nashville otter retirement to es I tahlish Inglewood Presbyterian tecommendations already acted sion at adjourn- 2 obituary page: "I will lay OVM 8 inches and temperatures in the Ara late afternoon Fi in peace" low 20s That overcoat which made us feel silly in Chicago's 91 ly and expected to Attending this session is expert- degrees has been very comfortable' was a series of which would del- sive on some of the delegates out here lei responsibility for official allowance is 814 a That-proposed organic id promoting pm many of them are having to pay Evangelical i Brethrenthree -i tbst much nr trinrA Mr gt 1 A 0 1 Churrh and -Mpthndisd Chnreh jail building in advancedl Funeral services for Mrs John In County posts to superintendentRobert Aylor 88 of 2325 Mimosa of the Courthouse a post he held'Drivewho died Sunday morning for years before retiring General Hospitsi of pneumonia years ago I will be held Tuesday at 10 am at Active in County political affairs Cosmopolitan Funeral Home most of his life Mr Davis was Burial will be in Mount Olivet former chairman of the County Cemetery The Rev Gordon Democratic primary board He Woods pastor Third Nazarene was a member of the County High- Church will officiate way Commission and the County Born in Coffee County Mrs Ay- Schools' real estate committee at lor was the daughter of Tom and thetime of his death Betty Painter Earl) She came in Nashville as a child and was edu- cated in the public schools here Mrs Aylor was married to Mr Aylor more than 60 years ago He was employed by the Werthan Bag Co for many years before his death in 1948 Mrs Aylor was a member of the Third Nazarene Church and the Spanish-American War Vet-he erans Auxiliary Survivors include a son Aylor Phoenix a daughter Mrs Walter Morgan Los Angeles: a sister Mrs Lela McGlothlin Nash-1 ville 12 grandchildren six great-' grandchildren and two great-greatMr grandchildren Mrs Judy Pearson A newly-impaneled grand jury this afternoon was instructed to probe into alleged gambling vici- lations in Davidson County Criminal Court Judge Ray- mond Leathers called for the May term jury to pay particular attention to ing which the jurist described as the "most prevalent violations of the gaming law" The 20-page charge to the jury alsotouched on: 1 Selling and possession of weapons 2 Possession manufacture and selling of illicit whisky 3 Drunk driving 4 Violations of State game and fish laws 5 Violation of election laws Professional bondsmen 7 Treatment of jail and workhouse pirsoners 13 Member The 13-member jury is headed by Gossett 'foreman who is president of the Gossett air conditioner and refrigeration firm The jurors were sworn into service this morning by Mra Alma Ridley clerk of Division Criminal Court Emphasizing briefly on gaming Judge Leathers pointed out that it is a misdemeanor charge for "a person to keep any house shop or other place resorted to for the purpose of gaming and It may be a felony for a person to keep a room hall or house for the purpose of what is generally known as engaging in any game such as craps dice keno roulette or other game or to exhibit or keep a gambling table or to operate same as owner or employee" "One of the most prevalent violations of the gaming law at the present time is what is known as the 'numbers racket' (r lottery" Leathers informed the )ury The judge pointed out that violation orthe statute calls for a $1000 fine and three monthe jail term Federal agents last week staged raids On two alleged gambling establishments in Nashville In addition to Gossett other jurors include: Swink a postal employe cf ISO Forty-First Ave North Mack Cates manager of Sears Roebuck Co of 4030 Overbrook 'Court- pauderdale retired bud- ntssman of 3903 Kimpalong Drive Raymond Hessey president of Hessey 'Printing and Stationery Co of 840 Robertson Academy Road Mr Davis was a member of ardson Florence Ala and Mrs Vista lilasonio Lodge No Roy Shepherdul Springfield two1639 Harding Place Church of brothers Pa Allen on Christ and a former member Calm and James Allen Spring- Brotherhood of Locomotive Engi- Jr Nashville neers and Firemen 4 Born in Davidson Countyhis Mrs Mee Conn narents died when be was a boy He was an engineer with the TANI Funeral services for Mrs Atlee Railroad for many years before Conn 34 of Covington Kv and a he resigned to become custodian former resident of Nashville were of the Davidson County courthouse held Sunday afternoon at Cosmo- and jail politan Funeral Home Burial was As assistant auperintendent he in Woodlawn Memorial Park helped construct the City Jail Mrs Conn a private nurse was Building on Second Avenue North going to work on a volunteer as- in 1908 It was torn down in 1958 signmene Thursday night when a Mr Davis was married 45 years car being pursued by police ago to the former Ora Neely a nacrashed into the car she was driv- tive of Rutherford County who frig She died four hours later of survives inuiries Other than Ilk widow eurvivors include a son Davis Jr: a sister Mrs Jessie lackaon and a granddaughter Cynclie Lucille Davis all Nashville Mr Davis was a member of Buena Vista Masonic Lodge No 639 Harding Place Church of Christ and a former member Brotherhood of Locomotive Engl neers and Firemen -ws 4 Born in Davidson County ''his narents died when he was a boy He was art engineer with the LIEN Railroad for many years before resigned to become custodian Df the Davidson County courthous and jail As assistant superintendent he wiped construct the City Jail Building on Second Avenue North 1908 It was torn down in 1958 Davis was married 45 years Igo to the former Ora Neely a na- ive of Rutherford County who on: No basic change in the region al jurWdictional system Give amendment IX permitting transfer of churches and annual conferences between jurisdictions a chance to operate Declared that abolition of the Central Jurisdiction (Negro) is an ultimate goal but declined to set a deadline after his death Mrs Logan servedleven suggest doing away with on staff of Virst Presbyteriam re-ljurisdictions And the Rev turned to Japan last fall toteach Ira Loud pleaded deleLong-standing general confer- gates Thursday night to go slow ence custom that bishops have no and avoid doing away with C1 unpart inthe legislative proceedingsitil some better replacement had has gone by the boards in this' been figured out so that Negro 1960 session Most of them in- Methodists would not be deprived eluding Bishop Roy Short of of their representation Big the Nashville- are have abided objection to CJ comes from North by the custom but a feW openly and West which class it es "segreattempted to infittence matters gation" because it is based on under consideration Some have rare instead of geography worked through whispered plat- EUB objects to being 'absorbed' fortil conferences with speakers in a merger but coming in as a during debate others in presiding new jurisdiction would enable it have definite sectibnal bias to keep its representation to As an example Central Juridic-Addition of another jurisdiction non Bishop Willis King of Newinot based on geogranhv could ease non Bishop Willis King of Newinot based on geographieould ease Lew openly alio west WI lin class it es uY "'e tZIVt i II rtallot a attempted i once matters gation" because it is based on under consideration Some have rare instead of geography worked through whispered tat- EUE objects to being absorbed' forth conferences with speakers in a merger but coming in as a idurine othPra In twPaitlincr not ii1mic eItIA "h1 44 "segre-i Affirmed that jurisdictions may 1 Driver of the ar whch hit Mrs ci adopt their own policies as to Conn's car has been charged with 1 promotion and administration 1 nianslaughter Recommended that general con- 1 Born in Deerfield Beach Fla terence meeting place be rotated Mrs Conn was the fnrmer Anne Driver of the car which hit Mrs Conn's car has been charged with nianslaughter Born in nperfield reach na Funeral services for Mrs Judy Pearson 78 of 212 West Cedar St Goodlettsville who died Sunday afternoon at her home following a heart attack will be held Tuesday st 10:30 am at Cole and Garrett Funeral Home The Rev Roberson will II AIM zwuri atm 11 tit Active pallbearers: Barney Howe Troy Brazzell Raleigh Piercy A I Myhr Roger Hutton Marshall Jackson Elmore Mitchell James Jackson Ward Brown and James Howe James Howe v-I Mrs Fitzpatrick officiate and burial will be in Orleans Presiding Sat afternoon1the situation tfice Of Lazy' Topic Of Fortitit rest Lawn Memorial Gardens The body is at the residence Funeral services for Mrs Shan-Mrs Pearson a native of Jack- non Fitzpatrick 79 of Atherton son County VMS married to the Calif and formerly of Nashville late James Pearson of Jackson were held Saturday at Cole Gar-County in 1895 rett Funeral Home Goodlettsville She was a member of Gallatin tfra Fitzpatrick died Wednesday Church of God in a hospital in Palo Alto Calif Survivors inelude three (laugh- followin surgery ters Eddie Burton Adair- vine Ky Mrs Ethel It a na et Burial6was in Mount Olivet Cem- ery The Rev Dr Prentice Pugh Springfield and Mrs James and the Rev Powers pastor Wadkins GoodiettsvIlle: five sons of Madison Heights Baptist John Pearson and Pearson Church officiated Goodlettsville Walter Born and educated in Nashville Nashville Simon Pearson Chat- Mrs Fitzpatrick was the former tenonen and Dillard Pea re Ma is 32 grandchildren 49 yra Rives She was married to Mr Rivet grandchildren six gran t- reat-rra ndchildren sisters Fitzpatrick in 1912 He was a stock salesman and died 20 years ago Mrs Maggie Mundav Carthage Mrs Fitzpatrick had lived in and Mrs raffle Holliday Nash- Nashville most of hey life living ville end one brother Asa Givens in California only for the past five of Defeated years She was an Episcopalian Mrs Thonias Pugh Survivors include a daughter Mrs Hadley Brame! Atherton: 1------ Mrs Hadley rt Brame! Atherton Honorary pallbearers: Members of the Davidson County Quarterly Court County Highway Commission School Board real estate committee Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen Masonic Lodge No 639 Nashville Fire Department and tile following: Dr John Lentz Dr Paul Morrissey Jr Judge A Neal Judge Cheater Hart Judge Charles Gilbert Judge Beverly Briley Judge Frank Lankford Bobby Worrell Sanders Orle Thompson Charles Lovell Tom Baugh Robert Anglin Alf Rutherford Mayor Ben West Tom Cartwright Coley Jackson Dr Core Edgar Peebles William Smith Herschel! Greer Jack Price Jones Doug White Sandefur William Gregory Bill Core William Chancellor Thomas A Shriver Claude Briley and James Wilson Amos Moran I isisava 64411 era' conference Failing such a 'al- Jr t'AF 31 N-f Au -lr n'W INS! tin Icy vote the Jurisdictional conference -al- Other survivors include two must meet with the general con- brothers David Walker Jr ference A public forum on "The Edifice being founded on the law 'of God Hatfield Pa and Joseph Walk- Stepped up general conference of the Law" held at noon at thel A dilemma for moderns however er Nashville end a sister Mrs membership to range of is the question "do we know 'Dorothy Hargis Groves Texas IMPII hielitlithted the present top limit is 800 ouse enough to say that laws atel founded upon God'm law and God's' Consecretarion of bishops shift-ilocal observance of Law Day 3Irs John It Aired ed to genera! conference 111sA reason'!" I bands of Jurisdictional committ Transfer of Wiliam! placed in The special day was procialme0 Both theologians and Jurists have' Fun'eral kerviees for Mrs John ees ad much to say about the a vlidityllt Aired 81 who died Friday on the episcopacy in jurisdiction nationally by Preaident Eisen- or law he commented He re I mornin Colt' la were held a NI tenncerned i ca llomer as a da of ddition to day at Eastland Funeral Home Declined to 6ecom'einolved ini American life A moyed to Columbia -111 and thb-rtrouitionpu din- rule tn law in today at Eastland Funeral Home Mrs Aired moved to Columbia viewed three possible views: 1 That law is whatever the 'state says it is 2 That law is law but it may be bad and 3-That a time can come when a taw is so unjust and iniquitous that it loses the very character of law Most have agreed he said that "law1s bottomed' in the commow nature of man" ewe tree possible views: 1I I three That law is whatever the etee1Mrs from Nashville eight years ago Burial was in Wood lawn Memorial Park Willie Lemons minIster4lighland Avenue Church of Christ Columbia officiated Born in Giles County Mrs Aired vvas the former Edna Harris daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles educated there married to Mr employe at the Nashville and a contractor for his death in member of the five daugh- Gebhart and Columbia Mrs Ala Mrs and Goodlertsville and Chi- Nashville Richard Shaffer Dunont employe of 4832 Lindell Drive John Bowden Negro district manager Universal Life Insurance Co of 344 Twenty-First Ave North Frank Iiooper United Radiator Service of 4518 Granny White Boone salesman of 908 Battlefield Drive Vincent retired official of Service Lines Inc of 860 nob- ertson Academy Road Wilson Tri-State Molasses Co of 1422 Riverside Drive Robert Lawrence City waterworks director of 5105 Franklin Rood Young retired grocer of 207' Roscoe St Goodiettsville "Every person who becomes intoxicated and drives an automobile is a potential murderer" leathers told the Jury in requesting that they look into all violations in order that "this menace of drunken driving may be curbed" On the illicit sale of whisky leathers declared "the bottlegger or a peraon selling intoxicating liquors without attempting to comply 'with the law must not be tolerated at I I The forum and luncheon were sponsored by the Nashville Bar Association and featured the participation of representatives of church school court press and government Speakera included the Rev Ray-Mond Ferris rector of Christ Church Episcopal Athens Clay Pu illas president of David Lipscomb College Charles Moss vice president and executive editor of I TUN NASHVILLE BANNER: Judge Thomas A Shriver State Court of Appeals and Alfred MacFarland State commissioner of the Department of Revenue Earlier this morning students at the' Vanderbilt University Law Schpoi heard Dr Samuel Stumpf professor of philosophy declare I that the Judeo-Christian tradition has provided the context for the development of Western concepts of law' Speaking on "Law In Religion" he said traditionally Westerners have thought )n terme Or law Funeral servicen for Amos Wigan 61 of 1814 Stewart Place who died Saturday afternoon at the residence of lung cancer were held today at 2 pm at the home Mr: Morgan owned and operated Morgan's Restaurant Fourth Avenue South most of his life 'Born in Gallatin he was the eon of William and Ritla Morgan He was married 36 lottn the former Emma Campbell of Donelson who survives Other than his wife survivors Include a daughter Miss Betty June Morgan a mono Edward Dalton two sisters Mrs David Webb and Mrs: Era Haneline and three grandchildren all of Nashville Burial was in the Campbell lam araag 0401 Funeral a 1 for Mr a brother Granville Rives Thomas Pugh 93 of 1110 Mont- son and two grandchildren rose Ave who died Friday at Bap- tist Hospital were held Sunday Edward 31u11ens afternoon at Salem Baptist Church Liberty Burial was in the church- Funeral fervices for Edward yard Eugene Mullen' 40 of 303 Thirty- Mrs Pugh was the formerlfary second Ave North who died Vandergriff She was married to Saturday at Baptist Hospita co- Mr Pugh in 1947 He died in 1947 lowing a heart attac For the past eight years Mrs Pulh had made her home in Nash- ville ill be eld Wednesday at 10 am at Pettus- OWen and Wood Funeral Home Burial will be In National Came- ry Survivors include eight daugh te i's Mrs Frazier Cookeville te a Tennessee Industrial School 'Mrs Howard Kidwell Gaseaway Mr Mullets a native of Pegram a Mrs Lassiter Smithville now known as Tennessee Preparatory School Mrs Ida Kerley Dallas Mrs Survivors include his widow Wayne Mee Ova Davis Mrs A Louise Gregory Mullens Simmons SPd Miss Gertrude four cone Tommy Mullens Joe Mrs Pugh all Nashville a son Floyd Manchester a brother Ben Van- Mullens Bobby Mullens and Hon- aid Ray Mullens all of Nashville dergliff Liberty 22 grandchil- dren 28 great-grandchildren and two sisters Mrs Susie Brinlee of Nashville and Mrs Doris Rhea of three great-great-grandchildren Arkansas One brother James MulEvans Funeraltiirome Liberty lens of Dallas Texamjand Several alas ILI barge pt rangemejatz ialoccZ and iarpbeNzil 17i 1 I lens of Dallas Texesjend Several xticCcS and nepl2cx4 Toi I "lams zne a In proclaiming Law Day USA the public schools the President declared "respect for t1 In 1894 she was justice under law is vital and 'hid- Aired a former er ing only when its roots are du Pont plant in NI grounded in our many traditions building and repair of religion ethics and philosophy several years befort with their common teaching con- 1952 earning law as the foundation of Mrs Alred 514 our social order" Church of Christ 'The widest possible under- Survivors include standing of these basic trAiths will ters Mrs Charles contribute to the Nation's moral Mrs Aliens Yates and spiritual strength and a rear- Scott Athens firmation of faith in the rule of Phillips Home law in the daily lives of all Amen- Mrs Robert Batey cane' Eisenhower continued three sons IL at The observance pf Law Day he eago and Air said "is designed to foster this a sister Mrs Pb deeper respect for law and an Athens Ala a bra awareness of its essential place in Barrie Jasper Ala Alnerican Lie" NHarris She was the public schools In 1894 she was Aired a former du Pont plant in building and repair several years before 1952 Mrs Aired vias a Church of Christ Survivors include tare Mrs Charles Mrs Aliens Yates ScottvAthens Phillip's Homewood Mrs Robert Batey three sons cago and Aired a sister Mn Athens Ala a HarrioJasper Ala ch1ld1 lli Bishop wives elected Ifrs GerVld gentiedy of Leg Angeles sgs es succeeds Mrs Paul 31411Au cr Little Lock (0t I Phillip Shelton' ily ciin-etery Couchville Pike The brother William Rev James Harris Vutor and 22 grand- Woodbine Baptist Church WI- Chttter14 'IN' I I I.