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PAGE 6 THE NASHVILLE BANNER SATURDAY SEPT 23 19M Miss Cooper Mr Copeland LACY'S BLACK BILLFOLD let Hr-t KATTAO STRVTCS noon Complete of eru Eapc-v f0 A men Aumorsed dajr AJ i mate of tiiifn mr'sera-ur a-d '909 ChurchSt Tt ephorg 5-3580 'll 10 PARTS AND SERVICE for 1 make Wshfrs Rarees arr Rcaer nd al Annuanres Work e1 eid ANDKft- bu-k )N t-ERVICE CO 3-26J0-R i West Wins Chilton-Slnmb Marriage Miss Worley To Be Solemnized TonigHtWo Be Aiarried'IPMlili I 1 jCTipcl To Mr Padgett Vows To Be Said at Christ Episcopal Church Large Cuest vey 1 or uptown Keep money return rei 107 7-3a32-J P0 do CcU-s ae PERSONALS Beasley Beaten At Honolulu Honolulu Sept 23 CP) Virgil (Continued From Preceding Page) an Trucks- sparkling Be Maed left the with SERVICE AND PARTS on 1 Wunh'Ug appua-rs AE3IINtiHOCI ONLYJ PERRY CO Green Waiker Malcoim Sadler and Doug Richards looking best ably supported by Proctor and Norm Luther in the backfield Company To Be Present Reception To Be Given For Families and Bridal Party ll WILL RELIEVE your nrvou sn EA nTinra ScTRlS NCaACI Navy bulge over the Army today a a the' servicemen's star-studded "World Qerernony Jo Be Solemnized Series went into it second con- New York Sept 2J-ri Special 7 tu jhim Cad for delivered Can Reamon 7-MJ4 The Church' of the Transfiguration JChTooractic Nrv Soecumt cnven't radios repaired 0 Icentrai location 417 Jactaon Bd guaranteed will be the scene at 530 o'clock chuchSt-84o ln Williamsburg Va This Evening Trucks former Detroit Tiger ace Wearing a simply styled gown of and his bride will leave for a wed- 7 MOVINC STORACE HAULING lustrous white satin Miss Olivia' dnR tnP ter which they will this afternoon of the marriage of or uvrun o'hr recta! troubi dcrhaM STORAGE CO cRiiton nf Ur'make their home for the present Miss Sarah Eleanor Worlev daugh- 5ari? a-nFKrR Hfuno toru rtsionbi Cathleen Chilton daughter of Mrjth his parents on Jackson BouIe-ter of Mrs Lee Browne Worley of liBrj- L'Sl and Mrs Janves Elmore Chilton1 yard For traveling the bride will Nashville Tenn and the late equipped office to tnd'e gen-f experienced Movers LCai ana mag QiSkanw a mo rso co i-ni fwlll becomTlherttfe -bf-Rotwrweap a mwWBgWif-twni ndwrhy7o joha'Brimweil T' EH Williamsburg Va Sept 23 (Special) Wearing a white lace and magnolia sat Miss daon ghwab 9Qn of and rust WOOI with a brown felt hat Jr n31gT1 United States A stationed at Portsmouth HiDiAGNOSisu uu-s i well I'P TO li M'TVINCl frO ST RFNT A FADMT) AN Max sounelt 'A AKNEt GARAGE 6h A church e-3tl MOVING AND HAtUVO EXPEhjFV ta NOtvhJkH3 HACLINO Mrs' Buist Shwah at a ceremony and brown accessories Mrs VI illiam Hunter of Nash be impres3iveIy golem vi 3trrt rrriisle'rrmeland Lieu lnlzed at 8:30 'clock this evenlnK at flCC of Carlili Copeland Lieu- Church Xhe rec iVi 155 OlCWUrl tenant United States Army Air- the Rey eyton AfrFfdn mvrna Terfnson Randolph Williams will officiate To BCCOmC Bride Scoring Touchdowns Cohn Vi'ktr Rains West Lawrence 2' Extras Cohn Luther- West Weob Subs Wen Phillips Smith- Cohn Stinson Chambers Phillips Officials Referee Carrier: umpire Suther: lineman Goodman: Judge Lynch son of Mr and Mrs John Bram- th' cale Libera rr x-r-y Personal ir'ere- Prices on well Padgett oi Columbia Tenn gut cheaTh-T nd nocont 6-ft-ai The Rev Randolph Ray will of- vOJ e-ficlate in the presence of a limited c'u rlckner chiko'-r ic CLINIC You mhlga ci 4j01 Char-guest company iollf g4330 TNhite flowers Will fill the altar I 'ILL GIVE physical examination ith vases and ivory tapers 'in branched out chart all this dr candelabra will complete the altar jSHIPPEY Chiropractor 417 JacfynBRis adorations SWEDISH MASSAGE Path colonic PAI'TAn DAN'rt4'Pro5ATUa- decorations Arthritis nenousnesa REDUCING Men HUNT A SOS A music w-illJVimfD e-2819 -y 1 be given preceding the reading of bcon- rons frvFeLndnVrm ArndTcold a388tin Mm WiU be the ReV of Mr and Mrs Alexander Cop-prenUce A rector of the Of Rush Jr landof Newport News at a cere 1 mony whFch will be solemnized Church of th Advent EpUcopaL mony mtu As the large guest When Has League Seen Better Runner Than Whitson? his mates swarmed over Johnny Beazley ex-St Louis Cardinal who was jerked after the seventh Beazley handed out seven walks and nine of the Navy's 10 hits before giving up the Army mound to semipro hurler Don Schmidt Trucks fanned five batters including Tankee Joe Gordon for the final out and collected two hits one of them driving in a run All seven games of the series will be played out even if it is decided earlier so that sus many servicemen' as possible may see the collection of former major league stars The Army players are from the Seventh AAF team Hawaii senior league camps The Navy outfit has been assembled from the is- company as- Wiiliamsbiyg -jpttthi a program-of nuptial mu- Methodist Church The marriage Eastland Baptist Church win be the scene at 8 oclock this evening of the marriage of Miss Peggy Stewart daughter of Mr and Mrs sic will be' given by Arthur Henkel organist ad Charles Zehnder vocalist By BOB RULE Football fans who have seen Montgomery Bell Academys little Big Red in action this season are beginning to compare 140-pound A1 Whitson with the great runners the Nashville Interscholastic League has seen In the past IS years the marriage vows ored curing SsDiemVcr Caatner-Knoi William Moore will gie -1 bride in marriage and Mss Betty l4HiFyL riw Jane Harrison of Nashtille 111 children nuksehy sued heme Su-i PAPEJr ci bcrvisi dcarp Cal3A913 Cull CAMPBELL 7-4561 MmTInnSirns CaJ MRS I PAINTING Need a (rood DMmaT? Ca3 ROBERT GILMORE 5-Jbill I rl lhcpnnter 3-410) rov'Lng general repair aoric Pfiorio 5-1781 be the maid of honor Joseph Hildebrand Ensign United States Navy lso stationed at Portsmouth will be best man White specimen chrysanthemums jgiie Stewart to Walter Laftiar will fill the altar vases and illumi- Rush jrt United States Army Air nating the bridal scene will be stationed at McCook Neb dreds of ivory tapers Clusters of son of Mr and Mrs Walter La- Mr and Mrs Padgett will make their home in Nen London Conn rm cri ifLOORS (ni'hfd Da nt'ra Daoerlns All work xuarar-ced HAWKS 7-7475 -J the bridegroom's new post of duty kind TREATMENT-Convalerent cider palntino-WaII Kemfore tintln lately people Reasonable rat-s 7-3042-J irr Free p-timate HAZELWOOD 4-4S33 for the present They watched Mr Snake Hips lead the Maroons to their third a'd The'mamland successive convincing victory last night 27 to 0 over du Pont and to- day they're asking how long it hasMargafT USbOfnC been since the league has eeen a' NVRo'a a- 1X511 POIt HOOF PALNTING Dhcne Seals wQM 5N MRSDAiS 3-0401 16-6070 5 TRAVEL OPPORTUNITIES PAINTING AND KEM-TOVK Stops Mrs Cooke Groups To Dine This Evening at Belle Meade Club nDTrtvri ruaranteed refprcncp FACH 9-0850 DRIVING 1940 Chfrolet to Los Arklp Spt 26 Will take 4 passengers Jonn PPfeRHANuINO and cleaning Klaxon Ecaard 8-7722 aole prices 5-1818 LE 8uMERVIIjEe PAPERING and pamtine AU work gUAraa- t( ud Henderson 6-1655 FOR iLA-TFRING 7- 72 A' HOME DRFS MAKING COURSE 8 LESSONS ONLY S10 Malting fashionable clothe for 'o-irel! or I)PVTrD family ran be fun ana ihruty too CARI ENTERING painting roofini Jack trrnnns will rlir this eve-your aDDOintment tor uew cassea ing-up 4 urk ciaranteed lrea eatlmg Several groups wiu uire mis vernow forming non Hazelwood 6-4263 ning at Belle Meade Club and addi- singer sewing machine co for pauvnc call tional members will 30m them fori230 6fh Ava Rhone0-83891 Monroe s-7185 i WALIPAPFR Ocar'ng and HAOglnS I- drv ona')i MR HUNT 6-7949 Estimate- ur Waiuce HELP WANTED FEMALE i NEAT CONGENIAL Los Angeles Sept 23 LT) Mrs Sarah Palfrey Cooke of Chestnut Hills Mass who retired after winning the Women's tennis crown in 1941 almost made a rousing comeback in the Pacific Southwest Championships but was stopped in the semifinal round by Margaret Osborne of San Francisco Miss Osborne won the match yesterday 4-6 7-5 6-3 Three times in the second set Mrs Cooke needed but on point to win but she missed a volley and two passing shots from Miss Osbornes racquet Air Cadet Bob Falkenburg won his way to todays semifinals by defeating Bob Kimbrell of Los Angeles 5-7 7-5 6-3 Francisco Segura of Ecuador will meet Billy Talbert of Indianapolis in the other semifinal mar Rush of Aiken Dr Crain wili read the marriage vows A program of nuptial music will be given as the guest company assembles Greens white blossoms and burning white tapers will adorn the altar for the wedding occasion The bride who will be given in marriage by her father Mr Stewart will be attired in a bridal toilette and she will carry white blossoms arranged in an arm bou-tjuet Serving as the maid of honor will be Miss Joy Lawless of Mt Rainier Md Miss Lou Matteson of Tignall Ga Miss Jean Cunningham and Miss Martha Jenkins will be the bridesmaids Calhoun Moak Lieutenant United States Army Air Forces stationed at the Nashville-Army Air Forces Convalescent Hospital will be best man and the ushers will include: Dr James VV Ellis Lieutenant United States Army Medical Corps Leslie Stewart Jr Ensign United States Naval Reserve and John Stewart of Boston Mass a cousin of the bride Mr and Mrs Stewart parents of the bride will entertain at a reception at their home on McKin-nie Avenue following the ceremony Later in the evening Mr Rush and hie bride will leave for a short wedding trip after which the bride will go to Macon Ga to resume her studies at Wesleyan College and Mr Rush will return to McCook where he is stationed WOMAN with cootelni 50 (and haking experience to work auth Lovely fm-ndlv tuoup of employee must be HtfS interested in learning air line catering (Permanent emplovjranN floater nrt aanted A-rl ne Vnefts SKY CHEF Plum dancing later In the evening Tom Joy Jr corporal United States Army stationed at Ft Benjamin Harrison in Indianapolis Ind and Mrs Joy will have as their guests for dinner Mr Joys sister Miss Mildred Joy and Kane Lieutenant United States Army stationed at Huntsville Ala FRUIT co 601 3rd Mr and Mrs Paul Mathes and Regular is 01 250 WATERPROOFING Have your et cellars made perfectly with Iron Tiht wateruroofm free All work guaranteed Hnx 1859 Madison College Tenn S10 MACHINE1ES8 WAVE $6 We specialize in raip treatment machine wave $5 Oil Shampoo 1 WATTS No 6 5th St 5-2541 PRESERVING PEARS Damrons Canning Peaches Apples CraD (Keguiar i oil wave Regular vows will be read at 8 oclock by Dr John Copenhaver Mrs George Cole will give a program of organ music preceding the ceremony Burning white tapers and arrangements of white blossoms will star the greens which will be banked on the altar for the wedding occasion Distinguishing features of the lace bodice of the brides gown are a heart-shaped neckline formed by a marquisette yoke and outlined in seed pearls and long sleeves petal pointed at the wrists The fullfj skirt of magnolia satin terminates in a long train Her finger tip length veil of bridal illusion will be adjusted to a seed pearl coronet White orchids and stephanotis will compose the bride's bouquet Fred Summerfield of Charleston Va will give his niece in marriage Miss Helen Masson of Washington who will be the bride's only attendant will have an arm bouquet of pale pink roses to accent her heaven blue net frock The best man will be Herbert Copeland Lieutenant United States Army Air Forces a brother of the bridegroom William Lee Ensign United States Naval Reserve of Charlotte and Frank Burtner of Clemson will serve as ushers Immediately following the ceremony Mrs Hunter mother of the bride will entertain at a wedding supper atj Williamsburg Lodge A blue crepe model and a shoulder bouquet of gardenias will be worn by Mrs Hunter Mrs Copeland mother of the bridegroom has chosen for the occasion a midnight blue crepe gown and her shoulder bouquet will also be of gardenias Later in the evening Mr Copeland and his bride will leave foi-a wedding trip to Blowing Rock after which they will make their home in Nashville wlle he is stationed at Smyrna Army Air Field The bride will wear for traveling a brown gabardine suit and a white crepe blouse Her hat and accessories are also brown Apple 0lHrfles Airport Restaurant coast to veiciasr Apply sy Chef Restaurant Berry i field 6-OJ'iO $7 50 Mr and Mrs Guy May will dine feather cut $4 so apecialue in coid tncothpr I wave and hair tinting 1 VISU 4 TJonitf MERRYMAN 0-1070 With Mr and Mrs Band' OIRIS 1 4 1 UNDER 24 Immediately Free to travel for nationally knoftn organization Experience unnecessary $J4 to start plus bonut Average $40 WFriklv ponses Apply personally Mr -Mrs Romore Maxaeli House Hotel tFrdiv Saturday onivi a ru rREB SURGERY Feedinr Spraying Rea- will have as their guests Lt Thomas Guaranteed lewis scar- palms and ferns will be massed at each side of the altar Mr Chilton will give his daughter in marriage The bride's gown is seif trimmed and her veil of illusion which will be caught to a coronet of lace and seed pearls will envelope the train of the gown She will carry a cascade bouquet of white flowers Mrs Alan Green Jr of Houston Texas will attend the bride as matron of honor and Miss Catherine Wiley will be the maid of honor Bridesmaids will be Miss Mary Fitzgerald Hall Miss Virginia Tate Miss Nancy Anderson Mrs William Prichitt Shwab a sister-in-law of the bridegroom Miss Mary Jane Lawrence Miss Zara Prichitt Mr Shwab's cousin Miss Allison Caldwell and Miss Margaret Ann Craig The bride's attendants will wear autumn toned satin gowns and carry arm bouquets of brilliant hued fail flowers Mr Shwab will be his son's best man and the groomsmen will be: Dan Post Jr Thomas Bowman Zerfoss Jr private first class United States Army Medical Corps stationed at the School of Medicine of Vanderbilt University Houston Sarratt midshipman United States Navy Medical Corps stationed at the School of Medicine of Vanderbilt University Ralph Wood Harrison a brother-in-law of the bride Hunter Armistead of Franklin and-Dorris Kelly Jr a student at the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis Md Ushers completing the personnel of the bridal party will be Paul Shwab Paul Davis Jr David Wiley William 'Cock-rill Minos Fletcher Jr and Di Houston Jr' Mr and Mrs Chilton parents of the bride will entertain embers of the bridal party and the two families at a reception to be given at their home on Lynwood Boulevard following the ceremony Mr and Mrs Shwab parents of the bridegroom will assist the hosts in receiving Chrysanthemums roses and tuberoses will be used in profusion to decorate the reception rooms for the occasion A feature of the affair will be the cutting of a wedding cake by the bride Later in evening Mr Shwab Gardner United States Navy and jmp 3-2722-w REGULAR $4 permanent $2 Special $6 20 permanent S3 Lorene's Beauty Shop 605 Hitchcock Bldg 6-9841 WANT GIRL In finish paekuge sorage ALSO HAVE OPENING For two girls on curb Take BGmont buy to FJgehiU Art WHITEWAY IAUNDRY Mrs Gardner of Miami Fla Fred Haselton a midshipman at the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis Md Miss Rosemary Miles William Haselton and Nnt responsible for dtbt made by anyone other than mvelf RAY LAMPLEY Fatrview Tenn better runner MBA grads refuse to mention him In the same breath with Bobby Worrall because Worrall stands alone as the finest back ever to play In this vicinity but theyre saying hes the greatest piece of running machinery theyve seen in years There may hav8 been better allround backs than Whitson in Nashville during the past decade or eo but fof taking a football in his arms and departing the premises there 1 hasnt been anything like him these eyes have seen in nine years of residence hereabouts Whitson is fast but not quite as fast as you first think him to be Two or three players on the MBA squad can keep up with him in a 100-yard dash but Whitson operating from Howard Allens intricate shift runs with his head and his hips and his feet He follows his interference perfectly knows precisely when to break for open daylight and his elusiveness shakes him loose many times when he appears trapped He raced for gains of 26 55 18 11 18 17 13 12 and 11 yards last right along with many shorter jaunts of from five to nine yards You didnt Count anything less than first downs but just those nine runs gave- him a total of 181 yards He probably gained another 100 jon the short ones He scored the first Maroon marker from the 5 the second time MBA had the ball after fumbling away a score on the du Pont one-foot line the first time He went eight yards for another in the second period Bobby Matthews bruising 128-pound wingback who shifted into the spot left vacant when Nelson Andrews chipped a bone in his knee went 22 yards on a reverse for the eecond MBA score and then ran over the extra Jimmy Atkinson scored the last one from the 1-yard line It was MBAs third straight ta 0 over Central 25 Jo 6 WHITE GIRLS WANTED watr-We have several (ood Jobs Jor emeri -7 mi WB AAitfiMiaAic itKAiiita waver- Miss Aubrey Cortner will be seated bucgi ppst original bugman EXTERMINATE TERMITES Jade Boy Top Weighted San Maeto Calif Sept 23 LT) Five horses are scheduled to go to the post today in the $5000 Alameda Handicap over a mile and sixteenth at Bay Meadows Jade Boy favored drew top weight of 120 pounds Sir Jeffrey 119 pounds Gold Mike 116 pounds Radio Morale 112 and Cadmium 103 enced or Inexperienced girls Good wage HAPPY DAY LAUNDRY 1700 SUl6 Street together for dinner Phone only 2-1435 2700 Gallatin Road TREK SURGERY landscape gardening WAITRESS TO HFLP us with hlh 'heiRWe at CANDYS 507 Church St work only 8t hours a day No ntfht nr Sunday work Ask fr Mr Cwndf and after 9 be fore 11A Personals removing dead wood trees etc Platt- Ing ail kinds Estimatsfree 6-4503 NICE CANNING and preserving pears at MILLER PRODUCE 1st and Avf-J2 00abushol 6-3881 SEE Denver Opuc Company for glass eyes Robert Ru'herford 1518 14th Ave North rupresentatHe SPECIAL $6 50 PERMANENTS 5 $10 Machinery $6 50 GAYS BEAUTY SALON I804! West End 5-9435 Bndge Altrusa Club Has Luncheon GIRLS AND YOUNG WOMEN For regular grocery store work Girl must be over 16 year of eg APPLY HILL CO Office 500 Second Avenue North SERVICE MANS WIFE who live In own home and aorks desire settled white PEOPLE prepare to meet thy God Jesua housekeeper Nu children U-2270 Ban-Christ is coming Be ready Adv iner-Tenn Lt (jg) Henrietta Hickman Morgan WAVES stationed at Washington is here for a visit to her parents Judge and Mrs Litton Hickman Miss Harriet Orr will leave Monday for New York where she will spend some time Keesler Field Opens Keesler Field Miss Sept 23 (5) Keesler Field's Flier will unveil their all-star array of former college and professional football stars here tomorrow afternoon against Algiers Naval Station of New Orleans starting at 2 o'clock MARKERS ASSORTERS AND WRAPPERS Taka BGmont bus to EdcehiU At WHITEWAY LAUNDRY CARE FOR CHILDREN Afternoons and etemrgs Two years nursing 8-3191 FREE DIRT 2101 Pontoioc 3-4064-J 5 BUSINESS SERVICES OFFERED 520 MO to White Settled Ladv make home for wnter with lady age 50 and son Very little aork oil Sunday il desired B-5 Lmd'lry Aof 5-789! Davis-Banner Vows Are Said In Winchester EXPERIENCED white nurse lor healthy 4lj-yeu-old child Reference andae in Mrs Harold Bond of Jackson is spending several days at the Hermitage Hotel having come especially to enter her daughter Miss Katherine Bond in Vanderbilt University Misa Cary Coohdge left Tuesday SEwrNa machines cleaned Repaired rppiy Good wages 1-2065 Banner-Tennea- ean Chicago Editor Die Chicago Sept 23 UP) William Kennedy McKay 73 reporter editor and news correspondent in Chicago for the last 50 years died today in his home He had been in failing health for about a year COLORED WOMAN WOOL FRESSER Sec MR CLARK HAPPY DAY IAUNDRY AND CLEANERS 17th and State St Members of the Altrusa Club entertained at a luncheon today at the Hermitage Hotel in honor of Dr Eva Dodge associate director of the medical division of the Planned Parenthood Federation Dr Dodge is a member of the Altrusa Club of Montgomery Ala her home Following her graduation from the University of Maryland in Baltimore Dr Dodge studied medicine in Vienna and later taught in hospitals in several cities in China She returned to the United States to serve as obstetrical consultant to the Alabama State Health De- Far Uintheon members and ibgfc-guests were seated at a table arranged in a private dining room and decorated with fall flowers Miss Anne Abernathy president of the club introduced Dr Dodge who spoke on "Practical Health Problems of the Woman in Industry for Durham where Bhe will take courses for her PhD' degree at Duke University this winter EXPERIENCED SALESWOMEN lor ready-to-wear department Opportunity for advancement GRfMFS CO AI Smith Leave Hospital Tension and stitches adjusted lree Typewriters cleaned and adjusted Royal and Underwood a specialty Also But and Sell Ued Furniture MAIN 6 THEFT IRAD-INQ POST Corner 5th and Main ROOFS Two Entertain J7ew Sept 23 UP) For ever Hlfleboro and' now over hier' GoVerfibrAlftef ETnithv70' EXPERIENCED colored woman for cookinf housework Referencesre- Aiwa Nancy Landis will leave the first'dOhe Insulation miUal Viutrtrvmfii t- UN: -roN v6" 1(3' business training course' and general 4 months in New Yoitt YOUNG LADY for IPountam ork Mm?" come well recommended AdoIv UNIVERSITY THARMACY 2u05 Broad 8t who ehterodJSt' Vincent's Hospital on' August 10 suffering from heat exhaustion left today 'a much improved man hospital authorities said paiys basement to roof Easy terras HOME IMPROVEMENT CQ 8-J463 EXCAVATING Stone concrete work Gravel cinder hauiint driveways dirt 2-4170 SCREENS REPAIRED or male new Cabi TWO SCRUB WOMEN 20 to 45 Hour 7 tn a to 4 No phone call AddIt HOUSFKFEPER SAVOY HOTEL Charles Hulon of Wartrace and George Hulon of Shelbyville are here to spend the week end with their father William Hulon who is celebrating his 102nd birthday today Honoring Miss Clara Frances Reavls an autumn bride-elect Mrs Broadbent and Mrs James Robertson entertaiped today at a luncheon at the Hermitage Hotel The nine guests were limited to the girls of the bridal party Th bridal motif wae featured in th place cards Centering th luncheon table was an arrangement of fall flower -Bob -Beeves- battlers from Old Hickory They battled all the way too threatening seriously to score on two occasions behind the hard running and expert passing of Capt Clarence Watson James Holmes and Bill Ha ge wood shared the offensive burden with him and performed nicely Up front du Pont had a rugged Individual in the person of Don Carr the left guard who got In more eolid licks than any man on the field He was a real standout In a losing cause EXPERIENCED COLORED COOK Three family Good falarv Comfortable room and bath Live on place Phone 8-1919 WHITE SCHOOLGIRL over 17 live la home help with children 6om pay 8-4202 WANTED HOUSEKEEPER white 6alart room and buardJI i ere ces jeouired nets built Brick block and foundation work Any repairs basements to roof HOME IMPROVEMENT CO 8-1463 AUTO REPAIR SHOP New location Fairfield' and Murfreesboro work striclv cuaranteed prices 5-0221 Road All Reasonable Miss Greenwell and Mr urt A re Wed Wellesley Group Meets Today GENERAL ROOFING WORK slate metal composition and wood shinme roof repaired Leaks fixed JOHNSON 7-I540-W McEwen Tend Sept 23 (Special) Mr and Mrs A Green-well announce the marriage of their daughter Arlene Deseree to John Hurt chief petty officer PTA Activities and scored -on a pass from Tomlin to Jimmy Payne It was Goodlettsvllles first win of the season and Howard's second loss in ai many games For the winners Grady Jackson John Murphy Sears and Fran Denny were best on defense while beet in the Rebel forewall were George Cooke and Joby Sykes GMdlettsTlIle (T) Tt Dale 4 LS Jackson LT Cavanaufh LO Youm Scott RO Peck RT Exum PE Murphy QB Sears LH Orayaon Denny FB Scow by period Howard (d) JCimbrouxh Svkes Cook Hite Tyler Baucomb TankeMiet Beck Payne Osborne Tomiln WANTED PRFSSERS AND HAND 1RONEKS APPLY a IDEAL LAUNDRY 3rd and Woodland 8t EXPERIENCED AITRESS WANTED -ADDIX fill Cnurch COLOftFD ELEVATOR Wanted OPFRATORS Apolv MR BANN DRIVEWAYS Excavaunr- Blocks Concrete 'work Haulina Crushed Stone Cinder The Nashville alumnae of Velle-(Riehdirt 2-2051 ley College in Wellesley Mass held general repairing chimnevs fireplaces a luncheon meeting today at the pterins tile drainboards hearths NOEL HOTEL GOURLEY 3-0445 EAST JlTilOE HIGH A mtetin of Et Nsshville Junior HUhinited States Naval Reserve ata-Schooi pta a held rcentl at thtioned at the Ivavai Air Station in chooi with the prudent Mrs pasc0i Wash which was solemnized Wade COMPLETE ROOFING SERVICE repairing and palmm Guaranteed Ruberoid product 5-3468 res LB LT LO ITqb 1177 LH Be rnt () Harrison Reed Carr Httlieln Ferguson let Marsh ohiuidley RinKphiel Haeewood Watson Holmes a cm Robinson Elam Washington Hewitt Ad ml Card Whiteaker Larkej Whitson Mathews Atkinson A BRICK AND BLOCK WORK of all kinds Foundations PENDLETON 3-44J6-W ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS WAITRFaR AND FOUNTAIN GIRL No nuht or Sunday work STUMB LISTER AND SEVERAL FLAT WORK ma-china APlv at once RAIN-BOWLAUNDRY 16th and McOarock 'WAITRESS AND FOUNTAIN GIRL FOUTCH DRUG CO Broad St at Fifth Avenue EXPERIENCED WAITRESSES SOUTHERN TURP 222 4th Ave home of Mrs Bernard Werthan on Tyne Boulevard The president Mr Henry Harap presided over the brief business session Guests were seated informally in the reception rooms for serving A china tureen filled with roses centered the serving table which was covered with a lace cloth and further adorned with white tapers burning in silver candelabra Howard Goodlettsville Smith presiding The Rv Everett pator of First Christian Church of Dover gave a short talk and Henry Oliver spoke on Our Town A donation was voted the Community Chest and War Fund drive Announcement wag made that the membership drive will be held October 1 to 20 Mrs LaRocca will sell war bonds and stamps at the school each Tuesday The meae of the state president Mrs Paul Dunn was read by Mr Jordan The following were appointed to aerve as chairmen of finding committee for the year Mr Weft Held and Mr Brunson hos- Sltallty: Mr Kiker war: Mis Pearile ilea by-laws: Mr Del no Heeler safety I 7 using a SOLVENT to prevent the trsn frora coming through 9-22UO evenings W'E REPAIR small leaks Also new roofs We repair and install new furnace HEATING ROOFINO CO 5-3179 a a 14 7 -27 Pont 0 0 0 e- 0 Scoring Touchdown: Whltaon 2: Mathews Atkinson: extras Whitson Mathews Atkinson Subs: A Hines Rhodes Purks Tate Scruier Lsnius Lav- Touchdowns: Scoring Rears Howard Payne Extra Murphy GoodlettavlHe September 18 in Pasco The Rev Proppe United States Navy Chaplains Corps officiated Miss Mazie Minktewintz and Walter Ton United States Naval Reserve were the only attendants Mr and Mrs Hurt will make their home in Pasco while he is stationed there The bride who was graduated from McEwen High School held a position with the National Life and Accident Insurance Company in Nashville Mr Hurt was graduated from McEwen High School Official: DUapayne referee: Scobev um- pira Russell HARDWOOD FLOORS refinished Guaranteed matertalea and workmanship Free estimates 8COTT 6-1002 i Snder Du Pont Kuykendall Yaggi Cook ones Williams Releree Ksin umDire Armisuad: Judge Unesmsn Worrall: Hughes COLORED WOMEN PRESS MACHINE OPERATORS FAMILY SERVICE LAUNDRY WANTED-EXPERIENCED WATrRESSES Apply Oa'eway Retaaranl Union Station co Mtse Neal WOOL PREFER Seely Shine at Hillsboro Trips Springfield 6 to 0 Mr and Mrs Bean Honored at Affair FLOORS: Sanding rermTshing esMnates free WLFATEi DRIVEWAYS PUILT or resurfaced Free estimate 0-6681 EATON HERROD HARDWOOD FLOORS finished Lae new 28 years' experience 9-3985 Mrs A Wright moving picture Mis Giles woo the PTA magaiine HIGHLAND HEIGHTS The executive board of Highland Antioch Lose 2 0th Straight To Bellevue Winchester Tenn Sept 23 (Special) The marriage of Miss Beverly i Banner daughter of Mrs Banner and the late Mr Banttar' tc-Joe ilAvL Ba'Via -Lieu- tenant United State Army Air Forces stationed at Buckingham Army Air Base in Ft Myers Fla son of Mayor and Mrs Joe Davis was solemnized on September 15 at 6 oclock in the evening at Winchester Methodist Church with the pastor the Rev Dose officiating Banked with palms and ferns the altar was adorned with ar- pangemeots of white gladioli and burning white tapers for the-wed-: ding occasion Mrs Tucker organist and Mrs Earl Warmbrod vocalist gaue a program of nuptial music ss the guests assembled Given in marriage by her cousin Graham Gant of Burlington the bride was attired in a white satin wedding gown fashioned with a sweetheart neckline long sleeves and a gathered skirt which terminated in a long train per Veil of bridal illusion was finger tip length White orchids and stephanotis composed her arm bouquet Miss Betty Jane Forgy was maid of honor and her pastel blue net and lace model was accented by an arm bouquet of pink aster A pastel pink lace and net frock was worn by ths bridesmaid Miss Dorothy Vandergrtff who carried an arm bouquet of orchid esters Miss Barbara Banner who wee her sisters junior bridesmaid wore a white lace and net drees and her arm bouquet wae of purple asters Ben Anderton attended Mr Davis as beet man and George Hopkins served as the groomsman Ushers were Misses Alma Jean TBi'annan and Kitty Jean Shadow and Mrs William Driver A black wool suit a jriack hat and Hack accessories were worn by Mrs Banner mother of the bride Mrs Davis the bridegrooms mother chose for th occasion a black crepe model and a black hat and accessories Both had shoulder bouquets of gardenias Following a short wedding trip to the Smoky Mountains Mr Davie and bis bride WiU make their home In Ft Myers while be is stationed there Tb bride was graduated from Winchester Central High School and attended Georgia School of Technology in Atlanta He received his commission at Turner Field in Albany Ga in September 8 Out-of-town guests who attended the wedding included: Mrs Pearl Hobbs of Lynchburg Mrs Hart Mrs Frank Carlock Mr Robinson and Mrs Gladys Hart Nugent all of Chattanooga Mr and Mrs Gone of Sherwood and Mrs Colston of Monteagle MAN OR WOMAN JOHNSON CLENERS 2910 West End for GIRLS for general office work Heights School PTA met recently the school when the following newly elected necessary Apply FOX APPAREI AU' 1 GORDON Hardwood floor contractor 4 entv of pure shellac 7-0860 Vh FOR SEPTIC TANK CLEANING CALL COLE 5-445 Announcements YOUNG I ADY FOR TYPING AND CLERIC'S! WORK Permanent jr right person Wrap U-2M74 Biimtr-T(nn 6 REPAIRING AND CLEANING Mr and Mrs Raymond Hurt entertained at an Informal party Friday evening at their home on Mc-NSiry Lane in honor of Mrs Hurts brother and sister-in-law Mr and Mr Bean Jr of Memphis Mr Bean wag formerly Mis Mary France Gratham of Memphis Punch wa served informally Fall flower were used for decoration throughout the reception room Town and Country Garden Club will meet Monday September 25 at 3 at Centennial Club with Mrs Marshall Hotchkiss and Mrs Dixon as associate hostesses officers were in charge Mrs Gertrude Draushn president Ms Ed Gave aide to the president- Mrs Gave aide ond vice-president- Mra Leland Gregory recording secretary: Mrs A Finch ura teasurer: Mrs Ball corexpondmg secretary The following were appointed chairmen of standing committee: Mrs Highstmth program Mrs John Sharp social service: Mrs If Weak membership: Miss Bennie Lee Sperry library-Mtsa Sara Ortffin Girl Scouts Miss Katherine Grigsby music: Mrs Horn budget Mrs Jmes A Williams parliamentarian: Mr Frank Sutherland atudy course: Mra Taylor Founder1 Dev Mias Mamie Booth and Miss Eleanor Waller Red Crow Mrs Claud Cummings ho ru wiwsa wii (iiuii vumimnas JTOKERa AND raiNACB Comrie'ti with III conm Sud tilllbl "5 blyrs Imrndit deliver Stoter ind fOirUFD MAIDS Furnc rDirm nd cienm Paris' APPI IN IX) NOT PIIOIH for 11 mak nirnaces available Pree HOUSEKf KPEK TMANK HOTEL estimates wort guaranteed See uj DICTAPHONE OPERATOR and save A heMp wrTiee Permanent unMiion wuh old ntabllahed WHIT APPUANC HZ ATI NO CO (lrm Writc U-20S3 Damier-Tmin 27lVVest End I TWO W'AmtFSSFB DID YOUR ROOF LEAK CALL 03 WAKNFR DRUG CO We Kuanme-i() Mno it or no ca 2SUl Wet End 70)34 have thoroughly framed xierieuid m-j nwfF-rv nirui rr at Kvre AiT4r chanlc We are In position at tne hreaent BEAUTY OlERArOR AT ONCB--Aio fof time to Install complete new roofs mine riday ri? olieA 10-year Guaranteed "taOgan and Logan Arcade nights call 8-1127 Roofing' We aio clean repair and In- wanted young ladv clerk for department all wa-m-inr furnace Fre estimates I qjore ale work aee 18 to 28 Call Mr HE VI INQ A Raney 7-1638 for interview nights 7-5062- 8 pAl ESI ADY Warner Bld Phone5-3l79 8-1948 nos-pitalHy: Mrs Ted Caliis publications: Miss Dorothy William publicity The first regular meeting will be held on October 12 at the school EAST NASHVILLE SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL Little Jackie Seely i 150-pound Hillsboro back who has sparked the Burros in three of their four this fail broke loose for a 48-yard touchdown jaunt in first quarter last night to give team a 6-0 win over Springfield game played on Central High's Field score came in the first six and thereafter the Green Gold eleven failed to make a serious offensive bid but same time they checked the but speedy Jacket back to the second defeat in a row the Yellow Jackets who had 35 straight games before the to West last week Burro defense was called on an all-out effort to bait the last most serious Jacket drive Frank Tice Charlie Diehl Earl Dunn shining as the Robertson Counttans were halted on Hillsboro 15 Tommy Allen up a last down pass from Risher which probably have meant a Springfield POI Blliibin () LS Johnson tV Diehl 3 Anderson Dunn RO 01on RT Tice RE SUymakpr QB Wade LH Allen RH Cumminas FB Beely 0 9 6 0- 0 9 9 A (6) -Atchiev florlnafteldl Hillsboro For approximately twenty minutes yesterday afternoon Antioch High School supporters kept their fingers crossed and with each passing moment could see the Bears breaking their lengthy losing atreak But midway of the second period Bellevue Fullback Joe Bryant broke through the middle of the Bear line and raced 55 yards to tie the score and from then on It was evident that Antioch was doomed for the 20th time in a row Th Blue Bears had tallied in the opening minute on a 25-yard pass from James Moran to Amon Sutton after recovering an Owl fumble on the kickoff Coming back in the third stanza Marable (Slick) Mayo returned an Antioch punt to the five and on the next play went wide around end for the touchdown Shortly after th Owls completed the scoring for their 18-8 victory as Bryant shot a 10-yard pass to Gen Dean who raced 15 more for the final score Belleeu (IS) Ee Aatieek () LB Hertmsn LT Jnnmes Nixon LO McWhorter Vurni MrOill RO Frith RT Csshlon RB Lincoln Crouch LH Button Cox Morsn Mara Bryant game neat the his in a Alumni That minutes and single at the light inflict on woq lose The for and with and the breaking Jewell would score SprioflielA Dodd Moulton Murphy Hancock Swallows Matthew liber Randolph Roberts HAVE TOUR SEWING MACHINE Experienced readv-to-weaY Aoolf 8ERVICLD AVERBISHS 210 IMth Ave No 0r SINGER SEWINQ MACH TNE (XJ DKPENDAHI CrOOD CO" for Vanin 2:0 iHa' M' Pson -3M meal 4 aduua On bus 10 7-fMI COMPANION FOR El DERLY LADY FURNACE AND STOKER The Nashville Banner PublUliPd Brodr nd Elentb Avenue Nashville Tenn SUBSCRIPTIONS RATES BY CARRIERS Evening Only One Week Evening with Sunday Tennessean-On Week City subscriber not desiring to pay the carrier each week may remit In advance direct to The Banner for 29 or bm weeks at the rate above apecifled The Benner will not be responsible for money paid In advance to carriers Payments in advance should be made only to the office Subscribers will confer a favor ff they will promptly notify the Circulation Department of any failure or irregularity tp the delivery of the paper TELEPHONE 5-5401 member associated press The Associated Preaa la exclusively entitled to the use of repubHcatlon of all new dispatcher credited to lt or pot otherwise credited to thla paper National Advertising Representative THE RRANHAM COMPANY Chicago New York Detroit Ban Francisco Loa Angeles Atlanta Da lias 6t Louis Ksnsaa City Beattie Memphis and Charlotte North Reoatrln eleanlnt Have lour furnace I R'm bnardand East Nashville Senior High School PTA met recently at the school with the president Mrs Martin Stephens presiding Mrs Miller gave a short talk George Cate Jr gave a talk on Going Our Way a book to be published soon for use tn the city school Nancy Gosate discussed how the books will be studied The Glee Club under the direction of Ross Dowden gave several selections Announcement was made that the membership drtve will be conducted from October 1-18 Mr Douglas read the message of the state president Mrs Paul Dunn Mrs Harvey James Mrs John Lehmng Mr Ervin Crutcher Mrs 8 Alien and Mrs A Boyd were elected delegates to the NashviU Coun ell of Parent and Teachers Inspected by an experienced man Repair CHILDREN 8 NURSERY good home u-any make Guaranteed Prompt service 33 pemsed rire call 3-4913 years experience A CHARLTON 6-4926 GOOD COOK for ftiirslng hrae plain Peptic TANKS cooking I (H) Eastland 3-093 CTXANED with modern efficient owno (WANTED COOK 112 week rur rt'imiie call 'Boulevard ChjL0-4287 COLE a CLEANED mifiT PRrrKhiuAlEa rXPFRIKNrro COOK nursing home SUV REASON ABLE 7-5173T FREE EU UIt3' 115 Health card 3jWQi Miss Tate Is Wed To John Carlton FURNACES clean rtoird Work uar-antd Pip vacuum ciaud CHARLES GRAHAM 2207 Cirantland- WHITE WOMAN live and work tn con valrscent home 29 to 45 8-6548 HOUPEKEEPEH W'hite 8ta place Small family Call Donelson 339 LICAL NOTICES SRiETTINO GRATES Iavm tile bmrtn nral rroalun etumnev fir place 2-4783 HEALTHY SETTLED colored women lo general houvaork 7-1695 The first fall meeting of the Rutledge Magazine Club will be held Tuesday September 26 at 2 at Belle Meade Country Club with Mrp Parrish and Mrs Frank Burkhardt as hostesses Robert Cooke Chapter DAR will meet Wednesday September 27 at 7:30 at the Andrew Jackson Hotel A dance will be given for service men and women at the YMHA-USO Service Mens Lounge at 8:30 o'clock this evening An orchestra from Smyrna Army Air Field' will play for dancing Past Matrons Association OES will entertain at a tea In honor of Mr Bess Schimpf of Chattanooga worthy grand matron of the Grand Chapter of Tennessee Order of the Eastern Star on Sunday afternoon from until 6 oclock at the Womans Club I An all-day meeting of the WMU of Grace Baptist Church will be held Tuesday September 26 at the church Mrs Harvey Reese will give the devotional and Mies Katherine Holman and Mrs Warner Rutledge will be the speaker A meeting of the hoard of directors of the Nashville Section of the Council of Jewish Women will be held Monday September 25 at 2 at Vine Street Temple A meeting of the Intermediate Teachers and Principals' Association of Davidson County will be held Saturday September 30 at 10 a In Room of the YWCA Miss Frances Patterson will preside and the Rev Peyton Randolph Williams rector of Christ Episcopal Church will give th invocation Dr Ltavell will speak on Scorlnn Touchdown Hillsboro Beelv 8ubs: Sprirntfield De Course Chance Hillsboro' Tankaley Hickman Bain Officials Referee Smith: umpire Cuf-tU: linesman Beay: Judge Yarbrouih 3FWINO MAHIINFS REP 4 III FI) IN HOME OR SHOP built 2-30'2 3-1439-W EXPERIENCED voung lady typist 6-8676 MAID REFFRENCks -1527 WHITE hou5itwr 10 Call HELP WANTED MALI Antioch 2 Bellevue 13 SeorJnf Touchdowns: Bellevue Bryant Mayo Dean Antioch Button Bubr BHevue Johnson Dean judd ArAhey Radale Antioch Crouch Caanion Harris Charlton Officials Joah Hilaries referee: Archla Grant umpire: JUybert Beay linesman t-7404 FURNACE REPAIRING-CLEANING 14 far cxpnnce STAMPS and WILLIAMS -47S- 88 II FURNACE AND STOKER REPAIRING Safely Engineers To Meet Monday NOTICE TO CREDITORS Estate of Lena Lillian Warren Cox Notice is hereby given that on the I3th day of September 1944 Letter of Administration With The Will Annexed in respect of tha estate of Lena Lillian Warren Cox were issued to the undersigned by the County Court of Davidson County Tennessee All persona resident and nonresident having claims matured or un-matured against her estate are required lo file the same with the Clerk of the above named Court within on year from the date of the first publication of this notice otherwise their claims will be forever berred This nth dev of September 1944 COMMFRCE UNION BANK ADMINISTRATOR WITH THE WILL ANNEXED OF TH ESTATE Of I ENA LILLIAN WARREN COX A Do New Furngcea (or al POWER Phone X-5nn WINDOW WORK and cord work Phon 5-2784 2711 Jffrn ROOFINO AND GUTTER INQ Gnrd lumac repairing AKIN 2-2820 Sear Pace Trojan To 7-6 Win Over Reb 6-A ELECTRICAL repairing I Shelbyville Tenn Sept 23 Special Mr end Mrs Tate announce the marriage their daughter Elizabeth Louise to John Carlton son of Mr and Mrs Clayton Carlton of Unionville which was solemnized on September at 3 o'clock In the afternoon at the horns of ths officiant the Rev Homer A Cate With her sequin trimmed pale blue wool frock the bride wore navy blue felt bat and navy accessories Her shoulder bouquet wae of red rosebuds Serving ss the brides only st-tepdant was Mrs Cecil Eiey a sister of Mr Carlton who wort a navy blue crepe drees and a matching hat and accessories Cecil Eiey was best man Following a short wedding trip Mr and Mrs Carlton will make their home here The bride was graduated from MRN WANTED Nr Knoxville Tnn STtlL TOWER I I SEMEN El FCTRICTANS FHEET MFTAL WORKERS LINEMAN HEIPER3 mroundi LAHOP77R9 Adequate facilluea Inr room board 4 bra et I'm half over 40 hr UNITFD 8TATFS EMPLOY VFNT FFRVICll WAR MANPOWER COMMISSION (1 Cetton 8aie da 3u4 2nd Are If in evenUal indufrv co not aooiV DIRECT AGFNCY REPPC PUTATIVE AND A'tOCIATE AGENIS waned for Nashv Ke territory by largg automobile end general cauaHy insur nce company This an unusual oppor runity to etnbl'h yourself In a permanent and prohtsbe business of your own Repl'cs will be treated oonfldenliaLy H-1781 Banner Tennesean MATT AO Certtfled Service on Maytag and all other makes weshers refrigerators and ranges bv factory trained men with year of experience AU work ruaanteed Rate reasonable bv the original MAYTAO A ELECTRIC SERVICE 107 2nd Ava North Phon 5-7020 LOST AND FOUND Lebanon Blasts Donelson 380 Lebanon Tenn Sept 23 (Special) Led by little Bueter Jennings a star at Donelsoa last year Lebanon High won its second game of the season yesterday afternoon blasting Donelson 38-0 -for one of the worst defeats in recent years for the Dons Jennings was virtually unstoppa-bis and made gain after gain against the Doj) outfit rambling 75 yards for the final touchdown in the fourth period The Blue Devils tallied in every quarter while Donelson made only one serious scoring attempt pushing to the Blue and White teams 8-yard line in the last stanza bo LOST Ladies yellow cold Bulov watch Metal gold band Vicinity 2nd or 3rd Avenue Nashville or Mdton vicinity Olft from soldier husband Reward Madison 3539 The Nashville Council of Safety Engineers will hold dinner meeting at 6 Monday on the sixth floor of ths Chamber of Commerce Building it was announced today Burroughs safety director at the Old Hickory plant of du Pont de Nemours and Company will lead in a panel discussion of How to Maintain Safety In Tour Plant" with other participants being Jack Hicks Ingersoll and McGehee Logan Keyes general chairman said any person Interested in safety was Invited to the meeting The Nashville Council of Safety Engineer was organized August 28 Little Dutch Sears flashing the form which earned him a place on the 1943 All-Naehsilll eleven rambled 40 yards in the third quarter and Fullback John Murphy bulled crdss for the extra point to give Goodlettsville 7-6 victory over Howard last night on the Trojan After a scoreless first half which quite a bit of spectacular offensive play the Trojans came back to tally in the third on Sears riln nd hold a 7-0 ld until REFRIGERATORS WASHERS RANGES lg years' experience Factory trained tn all leading make of electrical appliances Prompt and efficient Popular prices McKEK -320J APPLIANCES BALES AND SERVICE LOST Aqua two-piece woo Jersey dress in Castner-Knott box Reward 1-4194 5-5192 i ATTENTION MEN-RAILROAD JOB9 You are needed In the railroad Industry to help keep supodes and force rolling to the sluing front SKILLED and non-skilled Jobs Apply 6 RAILROAD RETIREMENT BOARI 728 Commerce St Must meet War Manpower CoirnnisMoa regulations Guaranteed Service on alf make Refriger BrLLFOU Contains 111 identification Lot Candyland or Mecca Sunday Reward 7-4827-M ators Radios RAnc8 Wmheri JOHN3GN 803 Gallatin Rd Phone 3-0419- LOST Ladie Elgin wrist wateh ftt Omits downtown Hillsboro Reward 0-3 1 26 LosTBulova watch Diamond oln ch Jones High School in Lynnvilie and from Shelbyville Businesp College Mr Carlton was graduated frob) Cummings will be In charge of the "Problem Children Due to Lack of Reading Readiness" Miss Halils AKRON RADIO REPAIR WORK GUARANTFFD PLENTY bF TIRE CHANCIER WAN'IRD ZAGJKR TIRE CO ZWI West End th last period when Howard paced by Jody Tomlin and Dickie fore a mix-up in signals stalled the TUBES 1020 FATHERLAND 8T 3-3019 side Reward 2-5i48-M musical program Rockvals High School drive Beck presped into Trojan territory.