20 THE NASHVILLE TENNESSEAN, and man after body Etta, Mrs. today Taylor morning Franklin Mrs. Mountain Funeral is a Survivors Tuesday Sara at funeral at and Taylor Collins, WINCHESTER. long her Garner, Garner, six county, her Sims Collins. View services Morning, Mrs.
include home. home illness. 84, was the home Garner Watson will died a daughter Tenn. with in June cemetery. be former San and native 30, at burial 2 Sherwood.
daughters, vasterday, Huff- Mrs. 1959 Miss Mim The p.m. of in Rites Tomorrow For Dr. Cullom Nashville Physician Dies at Hospital Of Heart Attack sistant and surgeon. Returns to Nashville for Dr.
Marvin MeServices Tyeire Cullom, 91, of 103 Twentyfourth one of Nashville's leading physicians, will be at a.m. tomorrow at the West End Methodist church. Rev. James W. will ficiate and burial Mount Henley, Olivet cemetery.
The body is Finley-Dorris Charlton funeral home, 2423 West End ave, Dr. Cullom died of a heart 5:30 a.m, yesterday in St. tacomas hospital. He suffered first attack in 1956 but had continued his practice until his condition became worse last month. Native of Woodford He was native of Woodford, son of the late Rev.
Jeremiah and Mary Bowling Cullom, In 1899, he married the former Miss Eva Bellinger, who survives. He attended Webb school at Buckle, completing work in two years instead of usual four. He was graduated from Vanderbilt university with a bachelor of arts degree in 1894 and ceived his doctor of medicine gree in 1896. ship the late Dr. Richard Dr.
Cullom, completed his internDouglas. He then entered Manhattan Eve, Ear, Nose Throat hospital New York where he served, as a clinical Upon completion of his training at Manhattan, he returned to Nashville in 1898 and formed a partnership with the late Dr. George W. Hale. The partnership lasted until Dr.
Hale's death in 1924. He was an internationally known eve, ear, nose and throat specialist. He also was the inventor of a mouth guage and tonsil instruments now in use throughout the world. During his career as a physician, he made 12 trips to Europe to study hospitals of London, Berlin, "paris and Vienna. He was elected to the Vanderbilt Board of Trust in 1912 and served in this capacity until he became clinical professor of ophthalmology, otology, and laryngology In the Vanderbilt school of medicine.
He retired from teaching and regained his position on the board. was also trustee of Webb school, Joint University libraries, Peabody college, and Scarritt col- lege. Served at Hospitals He has served as eye. ear, nose and throat specialist at St. Thomas hospital.
and head of the department of ophthalmology and otolaryngology at Nashville General sulting oculist for the railhospital. He was also a the conroad. He was past president of the Nashville Academy of Medicine and of the Nashville Academy of Ophthalmology. He was first vicepresident and a member of the board of directors of the U.S. Seniors Golfing association.
In 1935 he served as president of the American Medical Golfing association. Dr. Tennessee Cullom National Was A guard colonel on in the staff of former Gov. Prentice Cooper, and was commissioner of the state. of Tennessee to the New York World's Fair.
He was a 32nd degree Mason and A Shriner. He was a member of the Chamber of Commerce, Exchange club, Cumberland club, Belle Meade country club, and was named to the "Who's Who in America." Dr. Cullom is a member of the Methodist church. Besides his widow, he is survived by daughter, Mrs. Isabella Lincoln, Nashville; a son, Dr.
Hale E. Cullom, Nashville; a sister, Mrs. J. S. Jordan, Macon.
three grandchildren and three greatgrandchildren. Want Ads turn things into cash. May Mrs. Betty Adams, Diego, Vernie Russell. Nashville: sons, J.
Floyd and James Walter and Lawrence Garner, Sherwood, Aubrey Garner, Chattanooga; two ers, George and Everett Collins, Sewanee; three sisters, Mrs. Kate and Miss Collins, Sewanee, Mra. Ann McPhearson, Chattanooga; 37 grandchildren and 33 great-grandchildren. Henry Tolbert Slayden CLARKSVILLE Henry Tolbert Slayden, 89, retired carpenter of Clarksville, died yesterday in Clarksville Memorial hospital, after an illness of two years. Services at 2 p.m.
tomorrow at Tarpleys chapel. The T. H. Yeargan will officiate and burial will be in the cemetery. The body is at Tarpleys funeral home.
Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Julia Ann Hunters Slayden; two sons, and Woodrow Slayden, Clarksville; eight daughters, Mrs. and Mrs. Lloyd Norfleet, ClarksHarned Speight, Mrs. Odle, Bell ville, Mrs.
Della Pentecost, Nashville, Mrs. Rushton, Dickson, Mrs. Eva Elmer Bowen, Adco*ck, Haskell, Gruver, Texas, Texas, Mrs. Claude Hodge, Mobile, a sister, Miss Lena Slayden, Dickson; 44 grandchildren, 21 greatgrandchildren. asLewis Robert Gordon CORNERSVILLE, -Lewis Robert Gordon, 73, retired farmer of the Brick Church community, died yesterday at his home of a heart attack.
Services will be at 2 tp.m. toterian church. Joe Holdmorrow at Brick. Church, Presbyer and the Rev. John Lindenberger will officiate and burial will be in the church cemetery.
The body is at the McDaniel funeral home. Mr. Gordon was a native of Giles county, son of Joseph M. and Belie Goff Gordon. Survivors are his wife, Mrs.
Susie Wilkerson, Gordon: two daughters, Mrs. Henry Rucker, Nashville, Mrs. Paul Daisey, Silver Springs, a son, Dr. T. Gordon, Lewisburg; two sisters.
Mrs. Bettie Burgis, and Mrs. Maggie Griffis, Cornersville: a brother. J. Spencer, and four grandchildren.
Mrs. John Bell Gannaway services for Mrs. John MURFREESBORO Funeral way, 90, will be at 2 p.m. tomorrow at First Methodist church. The Rev.
W. D. Comperry will officiate and burial will be in Evergreen cemetery. The body is nt Diuguid Memorial chapel at Lynchburg, where funeral services will be held today, Mrs. Gannaway, the former Miss India Tarpley, died Sunday at the home of a son, John Wallace Gannaway, of Lynchburg.
Besides her son, survivors are four daughters, Miss Lucile Gannaway, Lynchburg, Miss India Tarpley Gannaway, Jacksonville, Mrs. John J. Ashe, Culleoka, Mrs. Omer E. Robbing, Redlands, and Ann Arbor, three grandchildren, and four greatgrandchildren.
Mrs. Anthony J. Moore SPARTA, Tenn. Services for Mrs. Anthony J.
Moore, 71, of nearby Doyle community, will be at. 2 p.m. today at the Doyle Church of Christ. Walden Tartley will officiate. Burial will be in Bethlehem cemetery.
The body is at Thurman funeral home. Mrs. Moore died Sunday night in White County hospital after a short illness. Mrs. Moore died Sunday night in White County hospital after a short illness.
Survivors include her husband, Anthony Moore, Doyle; two sisters, Mrs. Vera Doyle and Mrs. Nora Henseley, both of Clarksville; two brothers, Walter Swindell, Doyle, and Dallas Swindell, Fayetteville. Uncle Ray's Corner Sun Eclipse Due in October in October Antarctica--if the penguins used dark glasses, they might have a treat on that day. The second partial eclipse of the sun next year is to take place on the twentieth of September.
It 1960 AMERICA NORTH The diagram, prepared by the U.S. Naval Observatory, shows the partial eclipse of the sun which is to take place in September next year. The best views will be along a line which runs through Lake Su- perior. will be visible in central Canada, in the entire Great Lakes area, the Mississippi valley and in parts of northern Mexico. That eclipse is almost 15 months ahead.
For SCIENCE section of your scrapbook. To obtain a free copy of the illustrated leaflet on the "Seven Wonders of the World" send a self- addressed stamped envelope Uncle Ray in care of this newspaper. Nashville's Finest Mortuary COSMOPOLITAN FUNERAL HOME Finest Facilities and Service 2505 West End Avenue Phone CY 1-2500 al ton a.m. noon burial Rites Chilton The cemetery. James Jr.
services of today 8, child will of SHELBYVILLE, died in at South This who for Leukemia be was leukemia, Una June Bedford Gowen died his in James will the will son Marie New Tenn to Sunday officiate, community. Morning David County, be of on Victim at chapel. Funer- after- Chit- and 11 T. ten. by Jr.
Ty 1950, and son Ala. Mra. Burr ary fifth bern. Board Frank Marvin versity, morning Remains I. Chariton, Academy Methodist Chancellor Dr.
AL Hale Eva Death Ave. County of Stahiman, Parker. three E. at Chancellor of are James Trust West Isabella 0 Bellinger 10 Members 2:10 Survived Funeral will Medical great Church Cullom Robert Cullom, Gov. Medicine of clock.
Baton W. End H. clock. serve from Joe by Cullom of Hill Jordan. Cullom: Notices Henley at Cheek, W.
Mrs. Vanderbilt Society, and his West Dorris Wednesday Branscomb. conducted Lincolns Nashville Macon. Waller David- James wite. Unt- End The G.
MeAlister, Penker. Gillette. Vice Madison Sarratt. Webb. George Livineston, Lee Douglas and Robert Jackson.
as honorpallbearers. Active will be Ben Whitmore, Dr. W. Alford. Gov.
Prentice Cooper Fred Russell. Larry Mulhall, Joe Reeves, Albert Wheeler. Dr. N. S.
Shofner. Charles H. Williams and Dr. HenDouglass. Interment Mt.
Olivet Cemetery. Finley Dorris Charl- HERNDON-Monday morning June 29. 1959. at o'clock. at a local Infirmary Miss Georgia Herndon.
Survived by mother Mrs. Mamie Hurt Herndon. Nashville: sisters Mrs. Dorothy H. Pettersen, NashMrs.
ville and 0 K. Smith. brothers Lewis H. and Jack C. Herndon.
Nashville. Willis H. Herndon. Leachville. Ark.
And James P. Herndon. Osceloa. Ark. Remains are at Finley Dorris Charlton.
West End at Twentyfifth Ave. Funeral from the chapel Tuesday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. conducted by Dr. H. Franklin Paschall.
Pallbearers will be W. Spence McFall. John F. Nolan. Joe CArt.
Ben co*ckrill. Lynn Bomar, R. Bratton. W. H.
Robinson. Malcomn Sparkman. Chas. T. Sykes.
J. Elliott. Herachel Foust. Pierce Butler, Glenn Morris, H. C.
Headden of Nashville. Joe Curry. Dyersbure. O. A.
Brand. Cincinnati. Ohio. Interment Woodlawn Memortal Park. Finley Dorris Chariton Co HOW Sunday evening.
June 28, at local infirmary, James R. Howell. Survived by wife. Mrs. Rosa Lela Howell; daughter, Mrs.
M. Bennett: 4 grandchildren: 3 greatgrandchildren: sisters. Mrs. 8. W.
Evans. Mrs. J. W. Preston.
Remains are at the chapel of Bracey-Welsh Co. where services will be held Tuesday afternoon at o'clock. conducted by Dr. Harold Purdy. Pallbearers: Belmont Howell, Ross Drye, Paul Hines.
George Young. Warren Terry, and Arthur Cross. Interment Spring Hill Cemetery. Bracey-Welsh Co. Inc.
HYDE-Rains Pillow. 81, Sunday the home of his daughter. Mrs. John G. Glaus, Survived by daughters.
Mrs. John Glaus of Nashville. Mrs. W. H.
Beasley of Indianapolis, son. Rains Hyde of Green Bay, seven grandchildren. Remains are at the chapel of Bracey- Welsh 2407 West End. where services will be held Tuesday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. conducted by Rev.
Dewynl Fryer and Cornell Watts. Pallbearers: Active- Oley Brown. F. Simpkins. T.
P. McClelland. I J. R. Wittenmeir, H.
C. Glaus, and John Albert Fields. Honorary -Dixie Gafford. C. P.
Wittenmeter, E. L. Jordan. 8. 0.
Gibson. J. Frank Baker. Marshall Mullins. Samuel Foster, Louis Young, W.
D. Cullum. and C. Y. Cato.
Interment, Spring Hill Cemetery, Bracey-Welsh Co. Inc. INGRAM Sunday morning June 28, 1959 at 9:15 o'clock at his home, 333 Duling Madison. Tenn. Joseph Ingram, age 75 years.
Survived by 6 daughters, Mrs. Joe Carney and Oliver Carney, both of Whites Creek. Mrs. Charles Waller and Mrs. Eldon Guy.
both of Nashville, Mrs. Otto Cantarutti, Joelton. Tenn. and Mrs. 0.
H. Thompson. Madison. Half sister, Mrs. Sam Adco*ck.
Joelton. 29 grandchildren. 41 great grandchildren. Remains rest at the Funeral Home of Phillips-Robinson Co. where funeral services will be conducted Tuesday Morning at 10 o'clock by Elder H.
D. Bennett. Grandsons will service as Pallbearers. Interment Greenville Cemetery, Clarksville Highway, Phillips-Robinson Directors, LARGEN- Monday, June 29, 1959. at A local infirmary, Rev.
William Oliver Larsen. Survived by wife, Mrs. Buelah Wells Largen: daughters. Mrs. W.
L. Burns. Nashville. Miss Vera Largen. Evanston, Illinois: son.
J. W. Largen, Raleigh, N.C.I four grandchildren: brothers. Ben T. Largen.
Coral Gables, R. A. Largen, Favetteville, W. F. Largen, Cleveland.
Ohio. Remains are at the Eastland funeral home. 904 Gallatin road. Remains will lie in state at the Inglewood Methodist church from 9 a.m. until 10 a.m.
Wednesday morning, where prayer servIces will be held by Rev, James W. Lantrip, Rev. R. B. Rawls and Dr.
E. P. Anderson. Funeral services will be held at the First Methodist church in Fayetteville. Tenn, at 2 o'clock Wednesday afternoon.
conducted by Rev. C. B. Smith and Rev. James W.
Lantrip. Honorary pallbearers will be ministers of the Tennessee Annual Conference. Methodist church. Active pallbearers: Nephews. Donations may be made to the Bellshire Methodist church in his memory.
Interment Rose Hill cemetery, Favetteville, Tenn. Omit flowers. Eastland funeral home, CA 7-4424. MARSH- Sunday evening. June 28.
at the home of his daughter. 2411 Acklen W. 1. Marsh, Age 88 Survived by daughter. Mrs.
L. F. Wright: 9 grandchildren: 5 greatgrandchildren: step son. H. D.
(Dusty) and Willie D. Walls: sisters. Mrs. W. J.
Green. Birmingham. and Mrs. Hal Savage, Houston. Texas.
Remains are at the chapel of Bracey-Welsh where services will be held Wednesday morning at 9:30 o'clock, conducted by Jim Bill West End Church of Christ. Pallbearers: Russell Wright. George Watson, George Glenn. Irvin Wright. E.
W. Griffin. and Bobby Dean Walls. Interment Chattanooga Memorial Park. Chattanooga, Bracey-Welsh Co Inc.
Me 29, 1959. at 9:30 morning. June o'clock at a local infirmary, Mark Carlson McMahon, age 2 vears. Survived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. F. McMahon brother, Joseph F. McMahon. 111: sisters.
Susan McMahon and Sharon McMahon, all of Nashville: grandfather. Joseph F. McMahon. of St. Louts, Mo.
Remains are Martin's, 209 Louise Ave. Funeral Tuesday morning. June 30th. 1959. leaving 9 o'clock Mass of the Angels at the Church of Christ The King.
at 9:30 o'clock. Interment Calvary Cemetery, H. Smith. Robert F. Viel.
Walter E. Clopper. Allen Anderson will serve as pallbearers. Martin's. 309 Louise Ave, CY 1-0610.
REED Sunday, evening. June 28. 1959. at A local infirmary. Mrs.
Saran Elizabeh Reed. age 71 years. widow of the late Jollie Reed. Survived by 0110 daughter, Mrs. James Virgin.
of Pensacola. three sons. Raymond Reed. Birmingham Earl A. Reed.
and John Reed. both of Nashville: 14 grandchildren and one greatgrandchild. Remains rest at the funeral home of Phillips-Robinson Company, where services will be conducted Tuesday morning at 11:30 o'clock, by Rev. J. C.
Spencer. Active pallbearers: Raymond Lemen. Bob York. Robert Petty, Wallace Reed. Luther Hickman.
Herb Crandford. Interment Dickson Springs Cemetery, Smith County Tenn. Phillips- Robinson directors. WAGGONER- Sunday morning June 28. 1959 at a local hospital.
Mrs. Annie Virginia Erwin Waggoner. Survived by her husband. Paul T. Waggoner: daughter.
Mrs. Leland Evans. Miami. son. Paul T.
Waggoner grandson. Leland Evans Miami. sister. Mrs. Louise Hackathorn.
St. Louis. brother. Charles E. Morgan.
Shelbyville. Tenn. The remains are at the parlors of RoeschPatton company. 1715 Broad st. where services will be held Tuesdav afternoon June 30.
1959 at 3:30 o'clock conducted by Batsell Barret Baxter. Honorary pallbearers, Veterans of Metropolitan Life Paul Insurance company: active, Simpson. Wade Lauderdale, Archie Washburn, O. W. Patton.
Dr. John H. Melton, Earl Profitt. Fred C. Henley and Leroy Evans.
Interment Woodlawn Memorial park. Roesch-Patton directors. Out-of- Town Vanleer, Tenn. ALBRIGHT-Sunday afternoon. June 28.
at his home near Vanleer, Herbert Cornelius Albright, ase 81. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Lillie Mai Albright: daughters. Mrs. Hester Hassell, Mrs.
Pearl Meade. both of Nashville. Miss Barbara Albright and Miss Kathy Albright both of Vanleer: 7 sons. Eddie. Fred.
Elton. and Gene. all of Vanleer, Vester. Earl and Elzie Albright all of 17 grandchildren, 12 great-grandchildren. His remains are at Taylor Funeral Home, where services will be held Tuesday, June 30.
at 2 p.m. conducted by Bro. W. H. Stringer, and Rev.
Alvin Oglesby, Interment 111 Albright Cemetery Services der the direction of Taylor Funeral Home. by a The ville. Louie GORDON- neral Brick Gordon Gordon funeral friends. Springs. brother, Griffith, afternoon.
Interment Pallbearers wife. Death R. Mrs. his Betty of tremains of J. Church and services home both Cornersville, Mrs.
In Suddenly Gordon. Funeral June Henry will residence Paul in of Out-of-Town tour Lewisbure: one are at Burgess 30. be Gordon 2 Suste sEe Presbyterian church to Rucker at 100. home. 1959 Monday p.It Notices Daises, 13.
in Tenn. Cornersville. TWO. of two DE of from grandchildren. McDantel's cemetery.
Spencer. Tuesday morn- church. from Mo- Pu- Mr. the Arrangements by Daniels' Corners- Colored Death Notice FLEMING- Sunday night at her residenca 408 8th Ave. 80.
Mrs. Jennie V. Fleming. Survivors are daughters. Mrs.
Eunice Lawrence and Mrs. Luventa Cook: sons, Messers John and Dan Fleming. of all Nashville; son-in-law. Ben Cook daghter law, Mrs. Louella Fleming: sister in law.
Mrs. Sallie Cartwright: grandchildren, Mrs. Lillian Johnson. Washington Ben Cook William Sneed. Joseph Lawrence Jr.
John and Lawrence: nephews. John and Wilber Cartwright: uncle Mr. Tyne Johnson: two cousins: 14 great-grandchildren: dear friends Mr. and Mrs. James Lamb.
other friends. The remains Bre at Patton Bros. funeral home where the family will receive friends this Monday evening 8-10 o'clock. Funeral Tuesday afternoon 3 o'clock at the above chapel. Rev.
J. T. Patton officiating. Intorment at Franklin cemetery. Bros.
service. MILES -Monday morning. June 29. at local infirmary, Mr. Earnest Miles.
Survived by widow, Mrs. Bettie Miles: daughter, Mrs. Olevia Jones: sister. Mrs. Annie Campbell.
Other relatives and friends. Remains are are at T. T. Hockett and Son. Complete funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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concrete block work, painting, free estimates. Cook. CA 7-1165. ADDITIONS REMODELING GENE'S BUILDING -REMODELING TW 5-3372 FHA Loans 2-5334 CROWDED? ADD A PLAN ROOM Remodel. Painting.
Free estimates. THA terms, VE 2-2446, CH For David and Wilhoite was born James at home Smith Springs road, Una. He was discovered have leukemia last year, following a case of mumps. Prior to that time. James had been an active healthful child, according to his step-grandmother, Mrs.
Joe B. Wilhoite. Other survivors include a sister, Patricia June Chilton, and a brother, Joe Richard Chilton, both of Una; his paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. R.
E. Chilton. Estill Springs, and his maternal grandfather, Joe B. Wilhoite, Shelbyville. -Mute Brothers Hif, Killed by Train WILLIAMSTOWN, Ky.
-(P) Two deaf mute brothers killed yesterday when their was struck by a Southern railway train at a private crossing here. They were identified as Kenneth Hubbard, 19, and his Douglas, 14, of Williamstown. brother, Mra. Anna Carter said the boys had used her driveway to get to the Williamstown Manufacturing company, Mrs. Rosa Rives CLARKSVILLE- Funeral ices for Mrs.
Rosa Rives, 71.1 Palmyra community resident, will be at 10 a.m. today at Palmyra Methodist church. The Rev. James Taylor and the Rev. Garner Swift will officiate.
Burial will be in the Jarman family cemetery. Mrs. Rives died Sunday afternoon at Memorial hospital, Clarksville, after an illness of three months. She was A lifelong resident of Montgomery county, daughter of the late William R. and Hula Belle Allen Jarman.
Survivors include four daughters, Mrs. Russell Sivels, Mrs. C. T. Davis, Mrs.
Sidney, L. Hughes and William Lyle, all of Palmyra; a son, Ira Rives, Palmyra; three brothers, Herman Jarman. Clarksville, Ima Jarman, Slayden, Clarence Jarman, Palmyra; 22 grandchildren, and 16 great-grandchildren. Mrs. H.
H. Roark BETHPAGE, Tenn. Funeral services for Mrs. H. H.
Roark, 72, of Bethpage, will be at 2 p.m. today at Harris-Donoho funeral home. The Rev. Marvin Napier will ofpage cemetery. body is at the ficiate and burial, will be in Bethfuneral home.
Mrs. Roark, the former Miss Bettie Meador, died Sunday in Doctors hospital at Gallatin, after a short illness. She was a native of Sumner county, daughter of Tom and Minerva Durham Meador. Mrs. Roark was a member of the Methodist church.
Survivors are a daughter, Miss Elizabeth Roark, Bethpage. Newspaper Printing Corporation AGENT THE NASHVILLE TENNESSEAN Morning-Sunday NASHVILLE BANNER TELEPHONES ALpine 5-1221 ALpine 5-5401 Evening INFORMATION AND TRANSIENT A CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES (Rates Below Apply 60. All Classified Advertising originating within 100-mile radius of the City of Nashville.) Daily classified ads are published first In THE NASHVILLE TENNESSEAN and will be published again on the same day In THE NASHVILLE BANNER Publication in the Sunday NASHVILLE TENNESSEAN is counted as one das 1 Day Sunday 60c Line 1 Day Daily 600 Line 4 Days 36c Line 7 Days 31c Line Daily Rates Quoted include insertion in both THE NASHVILLE TENNESSEAN. Morning and THE NASHVILLE BANNER Evening Minimum Charge, 2 Lines Count Five Average 15-letter) Words to the Line The above rates apply to consecutive insertions only Rights reserved to classify and Index classified ads according to rules governIng classified The Banner and The Tennessean also reserve the right to revise or reject at option any advertising which is deemed phraseology objectionable ether in subject matter or Box Number address requires 4 words. Notice of typographical errors must be given in time for correction before the second insertion.
Office Hours: Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Saturday, 8 a.m. to 12 noon; Sunday, 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. Death Notices BENNETT- Suddenly Sunday morning June 28, 1959 at a local hospital, William Berk Bennett.
Survived by sisters, Miss Anne M. Bennett, Mrs. Lawrence Vaughn: brothers, R. Braley Bennett. Charlie D.
Bennett. and Tom B. Bennett. The remains are at the parlors of Roesch- Patton company, 1715 Broad where services will be held Tuesday afternoon June 30, 1959 at 2 o'clock conducted by Rev. J.
B. Bittinger. Pallbearers Sam Bennett, Charles Thomas, Jewell Scott. T. P.
Anderson. T. E. Macon. Ed.
Fuller, Dr. Andrew Mayer, Otto Baujan of Beardstown, Harry Baujan of Dayton, Ohio, Claud C. Cowan and W. T. Howard.
Interment Mt. Olivet cemetery. Roesch-Patton company directors. FRAKES Saturday evening. June 27.
1959, at his home. 110 Peachtree John Knox Frakes, age 74 years. Survived by his wife, Mrs. Eunice Kiser Frakes: daughter, Mrs. C.
L. O'Connell; son, W. K. Frakes of Nashville: sisters. Mrs.
John Champion, and Mrs. Charlie Pike, of Gallatin, Mrs. Edna Mitchell of Nashville; brother, W. A. Frakes of Hendersonville.
Tate Frakes of Nashville; grandchildren, Thomas L. O'Connell. and Forrest Franklin Frakes; greatgranddaughter. Patricia Anne O'Connell. Remains are at Ellis Kidd funeral home.
2627 ville where funeral services will be conducted Tuesday morning at 10:30 o'clock by Jay Smith. The following will serve as pallbearers: Seth Mays, J. E. Frazier, J. C.
Inman, L. B. Sawyers, Earl Nooner, Sterling Whitley. Billy Carpenter, and Gordon Dennison. Interment Woodlawn memorial park.
Ellis Kidd. directors. GOURLEY- Sunday afternoon June 28. 1959 at a local infirmary. Mrs.
Alberta Gourley, age 83 years. Survived by daughters, Mrs. Robert Hull. Mrs. Alvin Horner.
Mrs. Howard Hull. Mrs. Pruitt Ragan. all of Goodlettsville, Mrs.
Clark Wood, Nashville: 10 grandchildren, 29 great-grandchildren, three great re a Remains are at the home of her daughter. Mrs. Robert Hull. Funeral services Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at Slaters chapel, conducted by Rev. J.
A. Bozeman. and Rev. Meek. Pallbearers, honorary, Artest Templeton, Frank Mason, Andy Vanderpool Buford Camp.
R. T. Fisher. Doyle 'Hull. Clarence Beach, Jimmy Thomas, Carver, J.
W. Collins. Active, Homer Fry, Kenley Stewart, Larry Hull. Lonnie Eanes, Robert Lee Charlie Kirby, Interment Spring Hill cemetery, Cole and Garrett funeral directors. Hermon of James GUTTER Reasonable Guaranteed BLOCK-BRICK LAYING Painting Carpentry Repairs CALL CA 8-6789 WATER WELLS Ed Norris 2410 Felts CH 2-9074 BRICK.
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Mr Christian lady, oil care for 2 COMPANION--And A housekeeper for must be able to drive car. Write Box R-2737 BannerTennessean. WAITRESS Apply in person 2023 Hayes St. THE WAFFLE HOUSE ton Co. A OZ -0 A FROZDO Now and then I receive a tion like this: "When will the next eclipse of the sun take place?" No eclipse of the sun is due this summer, but one is to come on the second of October.
It will be observed as a partial eclipse by millions persons along the eastern coast of North America. There will be a pathway of complete darkness on the Atlantic Ocean and in northern Africa. People on ocean liners the pathway will enjoy the total eclipse, also passengers on some transatlantic airplanes. The same old cause will bring about the eclipse of the sun. The moon will get in the way, and will block out the sun's light along a pathway, Q.
How can an object which is only a tiny fraction of the size of the sun block our view? A. The moon is close, compared to the sun. The sun is almost 400 times as far away. The blocking of sunlight takes place over only a small proportion of the earth's surface. Astronomers know about eclipses years in advance.
They are able to tell the dates, also the path of eclipses and the exact times they will be observed in various places. As an example of what they know in advance, let me speak of two partial eclipses of the sun which will take place next year. The first of these will be seen on the twenty-seventh of March by people in the eastern half of Australia. It also will be visible in ZIwZ OW- 70.
