The Knoxville Journal from Knoxville, Tennessee (2024)

March 18, 1957

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Monday, March 18, 1957

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The Weather THE KNOXVILLE JOURNAL Monday March 1957 14 i i A 40 Home Demonstration Clubs List 7 Meetings 67 68 69 70 70 68 65 60 59 AVWOAKWiMiW60XVX'V 1 A 'a 54 PRECIPITATION Inches None a For 14 hour For month For year Deficiency for month Excess for year River Sing NMOJ feel Sunrise 643 am Sunset 646 pm Moonriae pjn Moonaet 606 non TEMPERATURE Degrees High yeaterday 71 Low yeaterday 54 Mean yesterday 53 Normal yeaterday 54 Exceaa for month 9 Excess for year SS9 Barometric pressure 36070 inches end steady Highest relative humidity 63 percent day Beulah Methodist Church Mrs Ann Harris will demonstrate Smal: Garden Plan with Rotation of Crops" Skaggston 10:30 a an Thursday home of Mrs Harold Whittle 1923 McCalla Avenue Mrs James Bailey will demonstrate and Cooking of Meats" Mascot 10: 5v a Thursday home of Mrs Clarence Maggett Clear Springs Road Mrs I Mitchell will demonstrate and Cooking Meats KnoxvilleCollege Slates Concert By Lois Towles Knoxville College will present pianist Lois Towles in a Day concert Friday at 8:15 pm in McMil- Seven home demonstration dubs will meet in Knox County this week The schedule: Norwood 10 a tomorrow home of Mrs Wayno Wright 5634 Kentwood Drive Co-hostesses: Mrs Brady Hatton and Mrs Jack Haley A stenciling demonstration with wooden dishes and trays will be given by Mrs Clyde Waddell Mrs Ross Faulkner will demon-strata and Use of Electrical Home Appliances" Heiskell 10:30 a Wednesday home of Mrs Wylie Raccoon Valley Road Pleasant Ridge 10:30 a ednc day hom*o of Mrsmfw Wednesday home of Mrs Jack Warwick Wassman Road Mrs Leonard Keith will have charge of the program and Miss Margaret Morton home agent will demonstrate Accessories" Hardin Valley 10:30 a Wednesday home of Mrs Bu-furd Fain Hickory Creek Road Mrs Fain will demonstrate New Hopewell 10 a Thurs t- It IAIRD CUYTOH ANDREW go 43 wii killed Saturday morning in cr wrack on Corbm Highway-Ha wt working In Chicago and wai hom*o tor tho woakand Survived by hi widow Mr Opal Oaird ix chil-dron Chart Van USN Flora Maa Dayton 0-t Emma Luo Varlin Lillian and Brand Sua Nawcomb mothar Mr Dan Baird Nawcomb four i-tar Mr On Parkin LaFollettai Mr Lliti Atkin Nawcomb Mr Viola Lay Scott County and Mr Bartha Higgina Dayton 0 two brethar Charla Baird and Zab Baird Nawcomb Funaral arvica Nawcomb Church Of Cod 2 pm Monday Rav Ganaral Dougla and Rav freeman officiating Llawallyn Funeral Home lallico charge BARTLETT CARDEUA MASON MRS pasted away at her horn in Taxawall 3 30 am Sunday Survived by hu-band Bartlett i on John of Taxawall and of Providence I itar Mr Henry Edd Taxawell Funeral xarvlea 2 pm Tuetday Sprlng-dala Baptist church Interment In Fair-viaw Camatary The body will remain at Coffay Funeral Home Taxawall until one hour bafora services whan it will li In state at tha church a ORUFF LIE 72 died 3:40 pm Saturday SOB Kentucky Avenue UaFollett Survivor: daughters Mrs Nola Johnson Mr Rosi Smith LaFollatta Mr May Bolton Mr Monm Montiath ChaHa-noog ions Clayton Florida Jatf Roma LaFollette three brother one inter Services 2 pm Monday Davis Chapel Interment in Church Cemetery Man-Roach LaFollatta in charge tucky several grandchildren and great- frandchildren Funeral announcement ater Body remains at Rose HUDSON MRS SUSI KEENER age 68 of 927 Emerald Avenue died at the home of her sister Mrs Fred Brewer at 142J Beaumont Avenue at 4:10 am Saturday Member of Grove City Baptist Church Services 2 pm Monday Crov Crty Baptist Church th Rav Will Hubbard officiating Interment Pollard Cemetery Th body will be removed from Roberts to th church on hour before th services In charge Roberts KIRKHAM NEWT 75 passed away 2:45 am Saturday at his heme near Bean Station after a lingering iHness Survivors: widow Cora Hayes Kirkham four sons Powell of Fountain City Howett and Howard of Bean Station Frank of Morristown two daughters Mr Mon roe Mullin Russellville Mrs Jack Smith Bean Station Funeral 2:30 pm Monday Adriel Church Rav Adkins and Rav John Collins officiating Interment Samsel Cemetery Pallbearers: Robert Murray Jim Kirkham John Wright General Howerton Brown Edwards Grant Long The body will remain at Stubblefield-Mayts Funeral Home Morristown KNIGHT JOHN HENRT age 64 passed eway suddenly Saturday evening at hi home from a heart attack A native of Jeffereon County and fireman of the Berkline Corp Resident of Morristown for past 20 years Surviving: wife Iva Rickard Kmghtj son John Ulus Knight US Army in England four daughter Mrs Eskew Pelzer Mr Ross Johnson Miami Fla Mrs George Fad-di Mrs William Tyler Jr both Morristown three grandchildren Sandra and Douglas Johnson Miami and WASHINGTON March It (P Weather Bureau report of temperatures and rainfall for the 34 hours r- 'fi -2 BtLeJ 4t- AsheviU Atlanta Atlantic City Birmingham Bismarck Boston Cape Hatteras Charlotte Chattanooga CAN BE ASSET Can steep idle land like this rough slope be an asset to a farm? If the proper crop is used even land this steep can be protected and earn a profit SOIL CONSERVATION NOTES HillsideFarmer Likens rees To 20-Year Bond lan Chapel Miss Towles a student of Arthur Buden-stein will play Selections from Bach Mozart Schumann Brahms De-Bussy Chopin and Liszt She has studied at the Paris Conserva of Music the Julliard School of Music and has served as professor of piano at Fisk University Miss Towles holds two masters degrees from the University of Iowa She is the second person in college his tory to receive an MA in Music and Art from the university She has also studied under the Russian pianist Sascha Gorodnit-skiski and under Robert Casade-SUS i Cincinnati Cleveland Columbus Dali Denver Des Moines Detroit Duluth Houston Indianapolis Jacksonville Kansas City Key Wet KNU3V1LU Little Rock Loa Angeles Louisville Memphis Miami Milwaukee Mobile Montreal New Orleans New York Norfolk Philadelphia Pittsburgh Portland Me Richmond St Louis San Anton San Francisco Seattle Tampa By CROWLEY SCS Technician Is steep rough land ever an asset to a farm? It can be if the right crop is put on it Frank Sharp whose farm is on Bullrun Creek at Halls Gap Road has many different soil types His soils range from class I creek-bottom to class VII steep rough Bullrun Ridge land Sharp recently started work on his farm plan made with Soil Conservation District assistance One of his first projects was to take care of four acres of steep land have had this field in pas-ture stated it js just too step to fertilize now or take care of If it is put in a row crop it will wash In short the field was a liability to the farm Let alone it would grow up in weeds briers and bushes Sharp decided to establish the steep area in a crop which would be easy to maintain earn a profit and improve the value of the trees As a steep idle field these four acres had no future Set to trees the area may be likened Mrs Nixon Given Party VATICAN CITY March 17 Mi-Newsmen accompanying Vice President Nixon gave Mrs Nixon a surprise party her 44th birthday She had a five-layer birthday cake four feet tall topped with 21 candles and a design of fabled wolf-mother and the twins Romulus and Remus Birthday Pat" was VTitten in cream atop the cake Later she and the vice president went for a ride through ancient streets in one of the horse-drawn tourist carriages They stopped at the fountain of Trevi where each threw a coin into the waters Legend has it that those who throw a coin into the fountain of Trevi are sure to return to Rome Pope Praises Ike At Meet ith Nixon VATICAN CITY March 17 (-Poie Pius XII today praised President Eisenhower and the American people for relying on the informal unfeigned expression of good as a key instrument in settling international disputes The Pope made his views known during a half-hour private audience with Vice President Nixon in his private study in the Vatican Palace Johnny Knight England tiire brothers Haynes Knight Talbot Jess Kn-ght Morristown and Cene Knight Knoxville sister Mrs Myrtle Presley Knoxville Funeral services from Montvue Baptist Church Monday afternoon 3 pm Rev Turman Wood Rev Stek-ley Walker Rev Richard Crance Rev Phtllip Newton officiating Interment will be in Mt Pleasant Cemetery near Taloet The body will lie in state at the church one hour before services and is at the residence 225 Central Avenue Morristown Brooks in cha-ge Pallbearers: Beaman Shockley Clyde Haun Leon Rice Randall Johnson Arthur Rymer Charley Southerland Flowerladies: Mesdames Ada Southerland Linda Long Beaman Shockley Carol Davis Nall Rymer Pearl Graham Elory Bewley Leon Rice KIRKLAND JOHN ge 44 of Route Philadelphia paised away suddenly March 16 Survivors wife Minnie Liee Kirkland daughters Mrs Jim Kirkland and Mr Willard Kirkland both of Chester Mrs Ray Giles of Alabama Annie Pearl Linda Betty and Nalda at home sons Charles Earl and Burl ail at hornet sister Mrs Nan Thomas of Loudon Mrs James Kennedy of Brilliant Mrs Ella Brackett of Madisonville brothers Audie Warren and Kirkland all of Loudon mother Mrs Warren Kirkland of Loudon Services 2 pm Morw day Connth Baptist Church Rev James Patton and Rev Conard Cline officiating Interment In Connth Cemetery Arrangements by Quinn-Karnes of Loudon KLINEr WILLIAM KENNETH age 31 of 5324 Rosebay Road Fountain City passed away 11 am Saturday at Hospital Murfrees boro Tenn Member Smithwood Baptist Church veteran of WW II and Korean War Ha served in the Navy Survivors wife Mrs Margaret Lecise McNeil Kline daughter Sandra Lee Kline Fountain City son Dennis Alan Fountain City mother Mrs Kline to a IS or 20 years niaturing bond Each year the trees mature their value and the value of the field will increase At about 15 years the first dividend may be collected in the form of a pulpwood harvest Later the remaining trees must be thinned for pulp and sawlogs every few years at a profit each time Sharp ordered bis trees through the county agent's office during the winter and they were handle In February the field was so rough it was hard Sharp reported "and it took longer to do than I anticipated I certainly am glad the field is taken care of With no investment except a few days work the steep land without a future was changed into an asset to the farm Home Raided Stll Tk Jenreal CLINTON March 17-Cllnton police led by Chief Francis Moore raided a Negro home at 11:30 pm yesterday arresting Isabella Sims on charges of possessing moonshine whisky and trying to destroy evidence A little more than a quart of contraband was confiscated The house raided is across West Broad Street from the Chicken Shack recently damaged by a dynamite blast attributed to racial FOR EYERY NEED' Sttdt Fertilizers Hardware Paint TORO Lawn Mowers Fencing Tool etc RENO CHARLIE age 58 3104 Landview Drive husband ot Kata Kinsler Reno passed away 1:45 pm Saturday Veteran of World War I Funeral services 2 pm Monday at the Holtton Hill Free Wilt Baptist Church Rev Dewey Kitts officiating Interment in Reno Cemetery In charge Robert's ROBBINS SAMUEL RJCHARD age 61 passed away at hia horn Jacksboro Route 2 Saturday pm He was a veteran of World War I Survived by wife tha former Margaret Shewn Wood five steo-children Mrs Joel Level West Milton Mrs Paul Previn LaFollette James Wood Marianna Ark Clayton and ohn Wood Jacksboro four sisters Mrs Luther Minge Knoxvil'e Mr Dor Maples Mr Cora Wilkerson and Mr Llzxie Williams all ot Lenoir City two brethar Walter Kroxvllla and Joe -Harriman Server Monday 2 pm Cumberland View Baptist ehureh Rev Henry Asbury officiating Interment Jacksboro Cemetery Th body will remain at Walters Funeral Home LaFollette until tun of -he funeral WEAVER BERRY age 86 of Paint Rock Community passed away at 2 pm Sunday Survivors: five sons Walter Silt Colo Ernest Whitman Row Rupert and Willard Erie sister Mrs Helen Weaver Dayton Ohio 27 grandchildren 10 great-grandchildren The body will be at the home of Willard Weaver after 2 pm Monday Funeral services 2 pm Tuesday from Paint Rock Baptist Church Rev Rickman pastor officiating assisted by Keller Brown Interment church cemetery Kyker Harriman in charge WILLIAMS THOMAS 84 lifa-long resident cf Campbell County died March 17 at tha home cf a daughter Mrs Clarine Couch Day ton Survived by five daughters two sons and two sisters Mrs Sam Heckler and Mrs Chine Heckler both of Route 1 Jellico Funeral Wednesday 2 pm Lott Baptist Church Ellison Funeral Home jellico In charge WOLFE BARNETT Cr 72 Sneedville Route 6 died Takoma Hospital Greensville 2 30 am Sunday Suryiyfd by his wife Mrs Daisy Leemon 'wolft two daughters Mrs Burkett Riley Rogersvilie end Mrs Jones Kingsport three grandchildren one sister Mrs Lizzie Trent Eidson Tenn Funeral Clinch River Baptist church 1 pm Tuesday Rev Alt Greene officiating Burial Leamon Cemetery Colboch-Price Rogersvilie in charge RATES ON OBIT DA RICg: Fifty ward! or ssiir additional wards will be charted at five cents per word No obitnsry notleo accepted ander $250 One -half eolirmn pietaro will be carried at $4-54 for first Insertion $3M for each additional Insertion Father Kills Daughters Mother Self WEST FRANKFORT El March 17 A 44-year-old jeweler killed his mother three daughters then himself today a few hours before he was to have married for the second time He was Herman Behn a businessman in this southern Elinoii city for 18 years Coroner Barney Browning said Behn bludgeoned the others with a hammer as they slept then shot them before ending his own life The other dead were Mrs Minnie Behn 70 Linda 14 Shirley 12 and Kay 10 DIVORCED FIRST WIFE Behft-aad Lis first wife June were divorced fou? years ago and Behn was granted custody of the children police said He had planned to marry Mrs Maldetta Minton 38 an employe in his jewelry store this after noon former wife was reported to be Eving in Chicago (Doc) Stutters a close friend of Behn who was to have been best man at a I pm ceremony in the First Christian Church said he had no inkling that Behn was worried or depressed TELEPHONED BROTHER Stutters said he visited Behn in the jewelry store late Saturday afternoon to go over details of the wedding plans As he left he said Behn called see you tomorrow at one Browning said that Herman Behn telephoned his brother William at 7 am today and said "Bill killed mother and the girls Asst Police Chief Arthur Marks said he questioned Mrs Minton a divorcee but she was unable to explain actions Marks quoted her as saying that she and Behn had planned to move into her farm home after the wedding and take the children and mother with them After questioning Mrs Minton and otters dose to Behn the assistant police chief said authorities were without a motive The coroner reconstructed the tragedy: Behn first went into the room where Linda and Shirley were asleep in twin beds and struck each on the head with daw hammer Then he went into another bedroom where Kay and her grandmother slept and hit each of them with the hammer Later he shot each of the four in the chest using two bullets apiece on Linda and Kay body was found in his bedroom beside those of Mrs Behn and Kay one bullet in his temple ZeifShyybf Uptow Iter 420 Walnut Shoot Brdn Store- 122 Forest Pork Bird Nonreed Store-1326 Clinton High Wholesale Dlv Ill lost Jack Av ORDER HY-LINE CHICKS FROM RIVERSIDE HATCHERIES Myndars Av Tal 4-2519 HBBBEBBOBBHIk Postmen To Collect For Fund Members of Knoxville Postal Carriers Association during off duty hours today will call at homes where residents have expressed desire to give to the Sue Finger Fund This is Sue Finger Day for the fund sponsored by the Fountain City Kawanis Club If you contacted the carriers associa tion mail your contributions today to Jack Ailor vice president of Fountain City Bank and fund treasurer The Kiwanis seeks $2500 to help the parents of Sue Finger meet medical expenses Johns Hopkins Hospital physicians are working against time in an attempt to arrest case of Batten Disease The physicians think the rare hereditary disease which results in deterioration of the brain and optic nerves may prove fatal if not stopped 1 Sue 11 was treated at the hos pital last November and for 10 days beginning Jan 1 She will reenter the institution June 4 for examination and further treatment She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs James Finger of Victory Street He is a carrier at West Knoxville station 4- Iceland has borrowed $4 million in Reykjavik to finance essential Imports BREWER MRS HAZEL 39 died suddenly Saturday right March IS at the home of har parents near Sneedville Survived by husband Harriman Brewer: daughters Pauline Argel Mae Dean sons Charles and Ronnie all of Rogersvilie parents Mr and Mrs Robert Perry: sisters Mrs Carrier lonas Baltimore Mrs Birdie Brewer Mrs Conne Odell and Miss Etta Mae Perry Sneedville: two brothers Carson Perry Rogersvilie Henry Perry Sneedville Funeral services 2 pm Monday Mareh 1 3 Swans Creek Church Rev Clarence Johnson and Rev George Goins officiating Burial in Foley Csmatery McNeil Sneedville In charge CAMERON HARMON IINDY ge 21 paued away at 430 pm a the result of a motorcycle accident today Survived by hi parents Mr and Mrs Thurman Cameron Talbott brother Lawrence grandparents Mr and Mrs Porter Cameron Funeral arrangements will be announced later Farrar of Jefferson City in charge COTTER MRS MARTHA age 87 died 3 am Sunday at her home on Sevierville Route 7 Survivors: three sons Ellis Cotter Jonah Headrick Walter Headrick daughter Mrs Susie Waters three sisters Mrs Joah Dunn Mrs Elisabeth Adams Mrs Rebecca Headrick? brothor Har-Vey Headrick Services 2 pm Monday First Baptist Church Wear's Valley Burial in Headrick Cemetery The body is at Sevierville DOAN MRS? MARY of 129 West Baxter passed away at har hom*o 6:45 pm Sunday She was 67 She was a member of tha Gospel Baptist Church Survivors: daughter Mrs Christina Majors Knoxvilla Mrs Poarl McClure Livingston Ky sister Mrs Sally Hillard Boobe Ky brothers John Burdina London Ky Tom Burdina Luallan Ky 1 grandchildren Funtral arrangements -incomplete Rosa in charga a DONAHUE PETER 6 618 Deery Street passed on Saturday 2 am at St Hospital Ha was a member ot the Holy Ghest Church Survivors: sistar Miss Alberta Donahue Knoxvilla Services 9 30 am Monday at the Holy Ghost Church Rev Leo Saldtnger officiating Interment Calvary Cemetery Active pallbearers: Erwin McGuire Francis Chenault ohn Quinn Lao Clifford and Isham Curley Tha body rtmains at Rosa FIL0WI0T 'NICHOLAS DENNIS? 8 week eld ton pf Mr end Mrs Andrew Filowiot pf Detroit Mich died 10 am Friday in Detroit The mother it the former Carolyn Dennis The body is at the home of Mr end Mrs Dennis 2222 McCelie Avenue Funeral 2 pm Monday at Berry's Chapel Dr Charles Trentham officiating interment Highland Memorial Cemetery Body will be returned to Berry Chapel end will he state from 1 to 2 Monday Pallbearers: Gene Reynolds David Booker Joe Jones and Don Schular Flower girls: Joyce McBride Anne McCoy Carolyn Oldham and Lucille Gentry HAFLEY MRS BERYL BURNETT age 61 passed away Sunday noon Nabers Clmic after an extended illness Native of Sullivan County and graduate registered nurse from The Georgian Hospital Atlanta Ga She served at superintendent cf nurses for the Hamblen Hospital of Morristown Alcoa Senitorium Maryvil'e Fleenor Hospital Bristol and for Underprivileged Children Hospital Knoxv He She retired several years ago Member of All Saints Episcopal Church Morristown Surviving: husband Joe Hatley one daughter Mrs Charles Moore Morristown two sons George Johmon Morristown Phillip Johnson Seattle Wash four grandchildren three sisters Mrs Charles Crockett end Mrs Ellen Little both of Bluff City and Mrs Kate Little Bristol Complete funeral arrangements will be announced later The body will be moved to the residence on Sunset Drive Knoxville Highway Monday afternoon Morristown charge HAWORTH MRS LILLIE A 92 year of age of New Market patiad on Sunday morning Survivors: daughter Mrs Blanch Slagle sons Golden and Clarence Haworth all of New Market 12 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren Services 2 pm Tuesday Nance's Grove Baptist Church with Rev Cochran and Rev Dan Taylor officiating Interment at Nances Grove The body will remain at the Jacobs Funeral Home New Market HAYNES MRS LIDDIE CAROLINE ag 80 passed away Sunday 8 '30 am at her home 1715 Van Street Sha was a member of the Baptist Church Survivors: daughters Mrs Beam Mrs Laura Flanagan Miss Mary Haynes all of Knoxville Mrs Stella Walters of South Carolina sons Jess and Jonas Haynes both of Knoxville brother Joseph Canupp of Ken OLIVER TRACTORS and EQUIPMENT USED EQUIPMENT ONE OLIVER 88 RC TRACTOR ONE OLIVER 77 RC TRACTOR ONE PAPEC FIELD CHOPPER ONE NEW HOLLAND CHOPPER FEEDS SEEDS and FERTILIZERS Justus un 502 Jackson Ava Phone 2-6183 Gt Our Pricts On All Field Seeds Fertilizers and Feeds Baler Twine Fencing Staples and flails We have a good stock of New Machinery on hands including 300 and 400 VAC and VAC-14 Case Tractors Harrows Plows Mowers Combines Cultivators Manure Spreaders Culti-Packers Side Delivery Rakes Self-Tyer Pick-Up Balers etc WE ALSO have some BARGAINS in used reconditioned tractors and pick-up hay balers WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF CENUINE CASE PARTS AND A FULLY EQUIPPED REPAIR SHOP Inventory Your Planting Needs! Paarl Kline Knoxville father Kline Atlanta lister Mrs Jack Gresham Atlanta brother Ralph Kline Knoxville Services 3 pm Monday at Smithwood Baptist Church Rev Ralph Murray officiating Interment in Lynnhurst Cemetery Pallbearer Luke Greene Hoyt Woliver Ralph Lloyd Hugh Martin Charles Smith and Art Lester Members of Philupean Sunday School Class will serve as honorary pallbearers The body will li in state Bt the church one hour before services Gentry's iff ttimr LACEY JESSE A 59 years of 1300 Rickard Driva Retired employe of Southern Railway after 36 years Passed away St Mary's Hospital 7 :30 am Sunday Ha was a member of Central View Baptist Church and the Alpha Lodge No 376 Clinton Tenn end Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen Survivors: wife Mrs Or 1 1 Lacey: two sons A Lacey Knoxvilla lack Lacey US Army Calif two daughters Mis Satterfield Abingdon Vat Mrs Helen Rogers six brothers Ed John 'oe Charlie Ross of Knoxville and Tom of Miami Flai two sisters Mr Mae Caylor and Mr Cor Tillery both of Knoxville Funeral (erviees Tuesday 2 pm Chapel Interment Bookwalter Cemetery The body will remain at where the family will receive friends 7 to Monday LAMPKIN JOSEPH age 64 passed away Friday 1 1 :03 pm at Louisville Ky where he was owner and operator of a bakery He was a former resident of Lake City Survived by wife Mrs Georgia Duncan Lampkin daughter Mrs William Taylor mother Mrs Emma Seheppei-man and stepfather A Scheppel-man two brothers Lee and Zellar Lampkin all of Louisville Ky Funeral Monday 2 pm Cox Chapel Lake City Rev Bodlieu officiating Interment Lynnhurst cemetery Cox of Lake City in charga MARSH WILLIE RAY 53 years of Knoxville Route 18 Ball Camp Pike passed away at Fort Sanders Presbyterian Hospital 5:30 am Sunday Survivors: wife Mrs Carrie Marsh brother Jack Marsh Fountain City sister Mrs Jess Clevenger Fountain City Funeral services 4 pm Tuesday Mynatt's Chapel with the Rev William Manning and the Rev Alva Hewitt officiating Interment In Bookwalter Cemetery Pallbearers: Ault Harry Jo Keith Jim Castell Troutman McFall Esttll Lemon The body is at Mynatt's where tha family will receive friends 7 to 9 pm Monday NELSON GEORGE age 77 111 Oldham Ave died at hi home 7 am Saturday He was a Spanish-American war veteran and a member of Master's Lodge No 244 Funeral services 2 pm Monday Chapel Rev Kerr Wolf-enbarger officiating Interment in Lynnhurst Cemetery Pallbearers will be nembers of his Sunday School class ot North Knoxville Baptist Church Masons will have charge of services at th grave Th body at Mynatt's PYATT JOHN 82 years died Sunday 4:30 pm Survived by wife Mrs Mary Ann Pyatt: two sons Samuel end Ralph two daughters Miss Sarth Pyatt end Mrs Nannie Bell Stooksbury 11 of Clinton seven grandchildren and four great grandchildren Funeral arrangement will be announced later Funeral Home Clinton in charge If you hoven't gotten in hand oil your needs for spring plonting sit down RIGHT NOW and inventory your need Then hurry to your nearest Mayo's Garden Center and pick up those things you need You can rely on Mayo's seedsmen for more thon three-quarters of century To no one more thon a farmer is Mayo's slogan more important "Mayo's Seeds Grow" Garden Tractor Minded? Don't Fail to See IFMRfl VEGETABLES: Peas Beans Beets Carrots Cucumbers Lettuce Mustard Parsley Radishes Spinach Tomatoes Turnips PLANTS: Strawberries Onion Sets (Texas White Bermudas) (Yellow Danvers) (Whit Silver Skins) Victorion Peoch-Flavored Rhubarb Roofs Asparagus Roots Seed Potatoes Cabbage Plants GET YOUR ORDERS IN EARLY WHILE WE HAVE A COMPLETE STOCK We will honor your AJC Orion on Firtlllzirt We Carry A Complete Line of DAVCO also Black and Vertagreen Fertilizers Seed Oats Field Beans Lespedeza Orchard Crass Ky 31 Fescue Ladino Clover White Dutch Clover Kenland Red Cover Tenn Red Cover Timothy Red Top Blue Grass Lawn Grass Cyclone Seed Sowers Certified Bine Goose Seed Potatoes Onion Sets We also carry a complete line of Hybrid and Open Pollinated Seed Corn DEALERS IN i I Cos Form Machinery Form Supplies Dairy Poultry and Hog Feed Read's Fertilizers Field Seeds Taylor Tractor Sub-Soilers Bush-Bog Harrows and Fairbanks-Morsa Hammer Mills KNOX SUPPLY CO INCORPORATED 128 Morgan Street Ph 3 Get PLENTY of Power! 5 hp Model you've got man-sized job you man-sized tractor! You've got If need a oH the power you need in this rugged 5 hp Simplicity Selective gear transmission with three forward speeds AND reverse Tire ore included in the price of every Simplicity unit ot Mayo's! $50 Down Year To Pay! Torn Parking Ticket Leads To New Charge FIELD SEED: Alfalfa BALTIMORE March 17 Anthony Caminiti 45 had just been given a parking ticket by patrolman Casimer Padyroj for parking in a no-parking zone Blue Grass got to pay for it li guess I can do what I want wittj La I no t-1 Over Caminiti said as he slowly Sweet Clover tore it into small pieces The policeman thought differently Caminiti was charged with littering the streets Ky 31 Fescue Lespedeza Spring Oats Peanuts Timothy Thefts Recall Pioneer Days GUTHRIE Okla March 17 UP) Oklahoma is celebrating its 50th anniversary of statehood this year but every once in a while it is reminded of its pioneer days Sheriff Tom Grunden reported one oldtime practice is still around horse thieves took two horses and two saddles from a farm near here Later two boys were arrested still riding the stolen horses Wall Avenue Chapman Highway Kingston Pike Garden Center.

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