NOTICES Belcher, Mr. I. W. Brandt, Mr. E.
G. Carr, Mr. John Gatehouse, Mr. Sr. Sw.
Gillespie, Mr. James Griffin, Jeff Hazelrigs, Lon Mart. Reagin, Mrs. Sara Adeline Skinner, Mrs. J.
R. N. Speer, Mrs. S. D.
BELCHER--The Mr. I. W. Belcher, and Mat. Mrs.
I. W. Belcher Mrs. J. M.
Harwell, Mr. and Mrs. S. I. Belcher, Mr.
and Mrs. A. F. Hatton, Mr. and Mrs.
J. C. Cook, Cincinnati, Ohio: Mrs. Ethel Mr. and Mrs.
E. G. Harwell, Tampa, Mr. and Mrs. R.
T. Harwell and the sevnieces nephews are invited to funeral of 'Attena Mrs. I. W. Belcher tomorrow (Wednesday) afternoon at 2 o'clock from the Capitol View Methodist Church, Rev.
H. C. Stratton, Rev. W. Lee Cutts and Rev.
W. J. DeBardeleben officiating. Interment, Greenwood. The remains will lie in state at the church from 1 until 2 o'clock.
The following will serve as pallbearers and meet at the church at 1:45 o'clock: Major E. E. Wilson, Captain L. C. Carroll, Messrs.
R. H. Anderson, W. C. Hightower, Green B.
Adair and H. C. Hill. J. Austin Dillon funeral directors.
services for Mrs. S. D. be held tomor-Funeral row (Wednesday) at 2 o'clock at the First Baptist Church, Chattahoochee, Ga. Rev.
C. C. Buckalew and Rev. P. Tribble will officiate.
Interment, Magnolia Cemetery. Pallbearers will please assemble at the residence, 841 Rose Circle, S. at 1:15 o'clock. Howard L. Carmichael and Sons.
SPRING HILL EH. M. Patterson a Son BRANDT -The friends and relatives of Mr. and Mrs. E.
G. Brandt, Miss Sarah Brandt, Mr. Edward Brandt, Mr. and Mrs. August Brandt, Merrill, Mr.
and Mrs. E. W. Aldschultz, Warsaw, Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Young, Merrill, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Brandt, Appleton, Mr. Clarence Brandt, Merrill, are invited to attend the funeral of Mr. Brandt, Thursday, June 13, 1946, at 3:30 o'clock at Spring Hill.
Interment, West View. The pallwill be Mr. G. R. Dendy, Mr.
Fred R. Crandall, Mr. Howard W. Powell, Mr. J.
E. Capes, Mr. F. H. Whitten, Mr.
Alex M. Murray, Mr. Harry W. Miley, Mr. Robert Stanley.
Honorary: Mr. W. W. Dupree, Mr. Robert Sims, Mr.
C. W. McAllister, Mr. J. 'N.
Le Gallienne. GATEHOUSE, Mr. W. Route 1, Atlanta, died June 11, 1946. Surviving are his wife; daughters, Mrs.
Pendleton Mitchell. Tifton, Mrs. Gabriell Benzur; Miss Pauline Gatehouse; sons, Mr. W. D.
Gatehouse, Mr. H. E. Gatehouse: sisters. Mrs.
Katie Kenner, Ocala, Mrs. Sarah Beasley, Brunswick, Mrs. Laura DeLoach, Elizabeth Hope, both of MacIntosh Coupty, brothers, Mr. Thomas Gatehouse, Mr. Samuel Gatehouse, both of Darien, Ga.
SKINNER. Mrs. J. R. of 1446 Lanier Place, N.
died June 10, 1946. Surviving are her husband, daughter, Mrs. Charles E. Hony: sisters, Mrs. W.
H. Richardson, Ponchatoula, Mrs. C. A. Harris, Columbia, brothers, Mr.
B. Frank Lampton, New Orleans, Mr. Lamont Patten, Angie, Mr. W. E.
Patten, Houston, Texas; grandson, John Charles Hony. The remains were taken to Columbia, for funeral services and interment. GRIFFIN, Mrs. W. Jeff -Of 231 Peachtree N.
died June 11, 1946. Surviving are her husband; Sons, William J. Griffin, James A. Griffin; sisters, Mrs. Henry Martin, Eureka, Mrs.
Robert Macke, Oshkosh, brother, Mr. George McCammond, Waukesha, Mr. Fred J. McCammond, Oshkosh, and Mr. William J.
McCammond, Marquette, Wis. IN MEMORIAM In memory of Sergeant Tony J. Vickery, tho was killed in France on June 11: I cannot say and I will not say That he dead- He 1s just away: With a cheery smile and wave of the hand. He has wandered into an unknown land. And left us dreaming how very fair needs must be.
since he lingers there. And you- you, who the wildest yearn For the old -time step and the clad return. Think of him faring on. as dear In the love of There as the love of Here: Think of him still as same. I say, He is not -he is just away.
MOTHER. MRS. BERTIE VICKERY: MRS. D. J.
STORY. JAMES. Bishop O'Hara Expected to Go To Bucharest ROME, June qualified source said Tuesday that Catholic Bishop Gerald 1 P. O'Hara, of the Savannah-Atlanta diocese, probably would go to Bucharest as Papal Nuncio to replace Msgr. Andrew Cassulo, reported being withdrawn demand of the Romanian Government.a Bishop O'Hara is in Rome.
Earlier, the English-language newspaper daily American said it had learned from well-informed Vatican sources that the Vatican, yielding to Romanian demands, had decided to recall Cassulo. The Daily American said the "Communist-sponsored" Romanian Government asked the recall on the grounds that documents, alleged to have been uncovered during the trial of former Premier Ion Antonescu compromised the nuncio. The newspaper said the Vatican rejected the first demand but acceded to a second "strongly worded" one. The newspaper said Cassulo's successor had been named and accepted by Romania. Several times during the last few months, the name of Bishop O'Hara has been mentioned in connection with verified rumors that the Vatican was considering him for a position high in the ranks of the Holy See.
Tuesday's dispatch from Rome, however, was the first to diout of that city, unofficially connecting the rumors to the Vatican. Bishop O'Hara has been in Italy for several weeks. HANDIWORK POPULAR 25,000 children and adults visited Denver's Children's Art Museum during the display of children's handiwork first six months after the unique display was opened. FUNERAL NOTICES GILLESPIE-Friends and relatives of Mr. and Mrs.
James Gillespie; Mrs. Marianne G. Enslow, Mr. Frederick C. Enslow, Mr.
Frank Gillespie, Mr. Edward W. Gillespie, Mrs. Cassie Meehan, of Ireland; Mrs. Annie Murphy, Ireland; the nieces and nephews are invited to attend the funeral service of Mr.
James Gillespie, Wednesday, June 12, 1946, at Sacred Heart Church at 10:30 a. Rev. Father F. M. Perry, officiating.
Entombment, West View Abbey. (Recitation of the Rosary tonight at 8 o'clock at Peachtree Chapel.) The following gentlemen will serve as pallbearers: Mr. Tom O'Keefe, Mr. Patrick Campbell, Jim Keiley Mr. Tom Gilmore, James L.
Dickey and Mr. George T. Flynt. West View Peachtree Chapel, directors. REAGIN- Sara Adeline Reagin-Of 1212 McPherson Avenue, S.
died Monday morning at a private sanitarium in her eighty-second year. She is survived by one son, Mr. G. F. Reagin; four daughters, Miss Carletta Reagin, Mrs.
J. A. Davis, Mrs. T. Young, Lithonia, Miss Sadie Reagin; two sisters, Mrs.
W. R. Watson, Lithonia, and Mrs. A. M.
Warren. Funeral services will be held Wednesday morning at 11 o'clock at Moreland Avenue Baptist Church. Rev. Paul S. James, T.
Davis, and Rev. R. S. King, will officiate. Interment, East View Cemetery.
The remains will lie in state at the church from 10 o'clock until funeral time. A. S. Turner and Sons. HAZELRIGS- -The friends and relatives of Mr.
and Mrs. Lon M. Hazelrigs, of Chamblee, are invited to attend the funeral services of Mrs. Lon M. Hazelrigs Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at Rehoboth.
Baptist Church. Nash will officiate. Interment in Rehoboth Cemetery. The following gentlemen will serve as pallbearers: Mr. C.
D. Green, Mr. R. A. Garner, Mr.
J. H. Jeffries. Mr. G.
F. Jeffries, Mr. Paul Jeffries and Grady Jeffries. A. S.
Turner Sons. CARR-Funeral services for Mr. John S. Carr will be conducted Wednesday, June 12, 1946, at 2 o'clock at Peachtree Chapel. Rev.
W. W. Cash will officiate. Interment, West View Cemetery. West View Peachtree Chapel, directors.
WEST VIEW PEACHTREE CHAPEL ONE OF THE SOUTH'S FINEST FUNERAL HOMES "Where It Costs Less to Have the Best" NOW OFFERS A Complete Funeral Service AT $350.00 Every necessary thing is Metal Grave Vault; West View Embalming: Lady Attendant This same Peachtree for Women and Children; Funeral Chapel Use of Slumber Room; News- Service honors paper Notices; Use of Chapel; sold for all Organ and Organist; Funeral $500.00 standard Coach; Flower Car; Opening during the insurance. and Closing of Grave (Any war. Cemetery) Applicable to Atlanta and to the Greater Atlanta area--up to radius of fifty miles. WEST VIEW PEACHTREE CHAPEL 860 Peachtree N. Telephone HEmlock 6001 Undertaking At Its Best, High Quality Merchandise Unsurpassed Professional Service Family Reunion Set After 40 Years Eight brothers and sisters who haven't all been together in 40 years will be reunited in Atlanta Thursday, and they will all go to Athens Friday for the graduation of the daughter of one of the sisters from the University of Georgia.
"As many as seven of us have been reunited at once, but somehow all eight of us couldn't get together," Mrs. Addison Maupin, one of the four sisters, said Tuesday. "We're expecting a happy time indeed." The other sisters are Mrs. E. A.
Speer, Miss Simmie Twitty, and Miss Bessie Twitty, all of Atlanta. The four brothers are J. C. Twitty, Orlando, Paul E. Twitty, of West Palm Beach, Marshall Twitty, of Manty, of Atlanta.
family chester, and Joseph. E. Twithome was Camilla, Ga. Mrs. Speer's daughter, Miss Harriette Speer, member Phi Beta Kappa and editor of the of campus newspaper, Red and Black, will receive her diploma from the university.
PEOPLE AND EVENTS PEOPLE S. W. Swygert, former machinist's mate second class, of 971 Ponce de Leon Avenue, N. has been awarded the Silver Star Medal for "conspicuous gallantry" in swimming ashore on Leyte two days before the invasion in October, 1944, and crawling 50 yards through intense enemy fire in the surf to obtain information on beach and shore conditions. The award was made at Georgia Tech.
Three Atlanta residents received degrees from Vanderbilt University at June commencement exercises. They are Miss, Margaret Lang Cheves, Ivy Road; Milton Reeves Little, 855 Piedmont Avenue; Miss Ann Bernard Martin, 137 Rumson Road. ANNOUNCEMENTS A Red Cross first aid course will be held at the chapter house, Peachtree Street, N. beginning Wednesday at 7 p. m.
The class will meet from 7 to p. m. Monday, Wednesday and Fridays, with R. E. Tarpley AS instructor.
An Atlanta Platoon is being recruited by the local Marine Corps Recruiting Station. All young men interested are requested to see one of the recruitlers at Ten Forsyth Street Building before June 15. ELECTIONS William L. Brady, vice dent of the A American Public Represi- lations Association, has been chosen to head the Sixth Ward Civic League. Other officers are Will G.
Moore, first vice presiC. Croft second vice president; E. Clary recording secretary; Mrs. Leonard H. Taylor, corresponding secretary; B.
Shaw, treasurer; H. Foster Ruch, auditor. Directors are Owen Clegg, Curtis B. Allen, Mrs. H.
J. Cates, Mrs. O. C. Puckett Mrs.
Zelma Kay, Mrs. J. E. Andrews. MEETINGS Richard Rich, Rich's, Incorporated, address executive, of the Atlanta Personnel Club Tuesday at 6:30 p.
m. at the Y. M. C. A.
Business Women's Section of the Atlanta Woman's Club meets Tuesday at 6:30 p. m. at the club. Colonel A. J.
Martin, Security and Intelligence Department, guest speaker. Georgia Deaths ADRIAN -Joe Flanders. AMERICUS-Mrs. Cornelia H. Worthy.
CARROLLTON Mrs. Mary Morris, 75. June 9. CEDARTOWN-Mrs. Polly Pyle, June 10.
John Jefferson, 61, June 8. Mrs. G. W. Karr, 64, June 10.
DAHLONEGA-Arthur Woody. DUBLIN-Mrs. Glenn Curry, 39. Mrs. D.
F. Colson, 67. Mrs. John E. Spears, 44.
LAFAYETTE Annie P. Crawford, 60. Fred E. Mize, 63. MACON-Mrs.
Trellie Huff Brown. Jonas Smallwood, June 10. MONROE-Mrs. Eliza C. Allen, 62.
MONTEZUMA Mrs. Leliar Allen Greene, 72. TOCCOA Mrs. Frances E. Goode.
9. WAYCROSS- G. F. Broxton, 64 (in Fitzgerald, June 8). LEGAL NOTICESNOTICE TO PAVING, CONTRACTORS Pursuant to Mayor and General Council.
sealed bids will be received at the office of Purchasing Agent. 403 City Hall, until 2:00 M. Monday. July 1. for paving Thurmond Street from Ashby Street to Chestnut Street.
In accordance to Plans and Specifications on file. and may be obtained by applying office of Chief of Construction, 3rd Floor City Hall. The City reserves the right to accept any or all bids and to waive technicalities. City of Atlanta Georgia A. Walker.
PURCHASING AGENT. I WILL not be responsible for any debts made by anyone other than myself. Charles Franklin Garrard LOCAL WANT AD RATES Rates belew apply to all advertising originating within the State of Georgia time Sunday time Dally consecutive ...300 7 consecutive times (on. day) 30 consecutive times Discount fer Cash NATIONAL WANT AD RATES Rates below apply to a4 advertising originating outside the State of Georgia time Sunday fine time Daily line 7 consecutive times (ea. day) 32e consecutive times (ea.
day) tine 30 consecutive times (each day) line Discount for Cash PHONE' WALNUT 1212 "The Journal Covers Dixie Like the Dew" RAILWAY SCHEDULES TERMINAL STATION--MA. 4900 Schedules Published as Information (EASTERN TIME) Arrives- A. W. P. R.
R. -Leaves 12:55 am Montgomery-Selma 8:00 am 12:55 am New Orleans-Montgomery 1:10 pm New Orleans-Montgomery 9:30 am 5:55 pm Montgom'y-Selma-Local 1:25 pm 8:30 am New Orleans-Montgomery 8:00 pm Arrives- SOUTHERN RAILWAY -Leaves 7:00 am 1:30 Am 10:20 City 7:45 am 9:35 pm Macon 7:45 am 0:10 pm -Det -Chic 8:40 7:30 pm Y. 9:00 am 8:05 pm The Southerner-N. 10:20 am 6:45 pm Jaxville-Miami-St. Pete 12:01 pm 9:05 am The Crescent 1:35 pm 9:15 pm Wash.
-New York 1:55 pm 9:15 am Rich Rome-Chattanooga 2:30 pm 1:45 pm Birmingham-Memphis 5:15 pm 12:30 pm Warm 5:50 pm 11:40 am 7:10 pm 10:10 am The Southerner-N. Y. 8:15 pin 7:00 am 8:30 4:55 pm Washington-New York 8:30 pm 8:10 am Jaxville-Miami-St. Pete 9:30 pm 10:00 am Toccoa -Greenville 10:00 pm 7:10 am Jar'ville-Miami-Tampa 10:40 pm Arrives- C. OF GA.
RY. -Leaves 3:25 pm Griffin-Macon-Savannah 8:20 am 7:00 pm 10:15 am 1:15 pm Columbus 10:30 am 11:30 am Griffin-Macon 4:00 pm 7:05 pm Columbus 6:00 pm 9:00 am Albany-Tampa-St. Pete. 9:00 pm 8:00 Am Macon-Albany -Florida 9:05 7:15 am Macon-S'vn'nah-Albany 11:00 pm Arrives- SEABOARD AIR LINE -Leaves 8:30 pm Birmingham-Memphis 8:25 am 6:30 am N. Rich.
Norf 9:45 8:00 am Y. -Rich. -Norf, 8:50 pm 1:15 Birmingham-Memphis 6:00 pm 5:40 pm N. -Norf, 1:40 pm UNION PASSENGER STATION 3666 Arrives- A. C.
L. R. R. -Leaves am Jacksonville-Miami a 12:28 am 7:35 pm Cordele-Waycross 8:30 am 6:55 am Douglas-Brunswick 9:50 pm -Famous Dixie Flagler operates every 3rd day. Ask ticket agent for dates.
Arrives- GEORGIA RAILROAD -Leaves 6:35 pm Augusta-Charleston 9:00 am 6:35 pm Florence-Richmond 9:00 am 7:20 am Augusta-Florence 9:00 pm 7:20 am Charleston- 9:00 pm Arrives- C. ST. L. RY. -Leaves 12:18 am STREAMLINER 8:40 am June 2nd Ev'y 3rd day thereafter June 3rd 7:45 pm 11:30 am 7:25 pm Chattanooga- Nashville 10:00 am 9:40 am 7:40 pm 8:30 am Louis 9:30 pm Arrives L.
N. R. R. -Leaves 5:30 pm Knoxville via Blue Ridge 8:15 am 7:30 pro 9:30 Am 8:25 pm 9:40 am 8:30 am 8:00 pm ANNOUNCEMENTSCemetery Lots BEAUTIFUL 4-grave lot. Mountain View Cemetery, on Stone Mt.
car line: 12 miles from Atlanta. Only $100. $10 cash. balance $5 monthly. Ride down and see.
Car stop at entrance. Phone WA. 4391. LOT NEAR WEST VIEW ABBEY. CH.
9470. Lost and Found REW PD to person who picked up dark tan G'adstone bag by mistake Sunday, June 2nd by baggage agents window at the bus station. Please return to bagrage agent and receive reward, no questions asked. or call Chas. M.
Bramlett. collect. Greenville, S. C. Phone 460-W.
LOST- Grey enamel Gruen watch on pearl pin, either on shopper's bus or Peachtree St. between Medical Arts Bldg. and Davison's. Reward. WA.
5267. between 8:30 and 4:30 or CH. 7124 after 6. LOST By Oregon tourist. man's leather billfold containing identification papers.
Shell gas credit card. etc. Keep money. return billfold and paper. RA.
3260. Wm. H. Wood. ONE yellow Jersey cow.
medium size. Metal tag in ear. Short horns and tail. Leather halter. Baby depending on milk.
Reward. Ray Lee. VE. 0160. LOST- Sunday noon, 100 block Whitehall.
white and tan female, mostly spitz. some collie, long hair, tan. Collar "Lassie. Reward. WA.
1341. Mr. Lawton. MALE Walker fox hound. white and pale lemon spots, slightly lame in left front foot.
Reward. Cliff Smith. 635 Utoy S. RA. 5184.
STRAYED, red vicinity female Smyrna Irish and Setter, No. name Call 267 Smyrna. collect. evenings. Reward.
LOST A diamond brooch in a fitting room or downtown store. Liberal reward. No questions asked. Call WA. 6211.
Ext. 72. LOST-Sunday p. m. Barnett and North coin purse containing coins.
keys, charga plate. Reward. HE. 2675-M. LOST -Black co*cker spaniel.
white marking on chest. "Lace" female. Vic. E. Rivers School.
Reward. CH. 5745. LOST--Vicinity P'tree mother cat. part Persian.
White. with yellow and black spots. Reward. CH. 9587.
LOST- Shaded glasses. Special prescription. Downtown section. Reward. Call Miss Davis.
WA. 6121, Ext. 314. LOST- Black billfold in or near Emory Theater. Stamped initials J.
A. C. Keep money, return papers. DE. 8093.
STRAYED Hurst and Eureka Dr. section. yellow and white, 3-mo. Persian kitten. Reward.
CH. 3779. STRAYED OR STOLEN- -Brown Irish terrier. named "Sandy, Vic. Sylvan Hapeville.
CA. 7696. LOST White gold Bulova ladies' wrist watch. zircon band. Peachtree Gardens.
Reward HE. 0729-J. MAN'S alligator skin wallet. in or near Big Star Market. Decatur.
Reward. 8. M. 119, Journal. LOST Auto keys in leather case.
probably near Sears- Roebuck Friday. VE. 4504. Reward LOST Ladies' gold Bulova watch. vicinity Va.
-Highland. Sat. aft. Reward. HE.
6898-J. LOST- black co*cker Spaniel. Call CH. 7205 as tick tests being made. Reward.
STRAYED -Tan and white mare. vic. E. Roxboro Reward. CH.
7711, CH. 5898. LOST -Fraternity key. Vicinity College engraved Harrington. DE.
4741. GLASSES Friday. Tortoise shell. bifocals. Reward.
Call VE. 8393. LOST- Bar pin. Medical Arts BidE or downtown. Reward.
VE. 0819. STRAYED Female Pekingnese. vic. College Park.
Reward. CA. 2684. STRAYED- Female Pekinese. vicinity College Park.
Reward. CA. 2684. STRAYED Male Pekingese. vic.
Brookhaven. Reward. CH. 7943. Personals MOLER'S BARBERING AND BEAUTY CULTURE SERVICE at reduced prices.
A ALL WORK SUPERVISED BY COMPETENT TNSTRUCTORS MOLER COLLEGE OF BARBERING Marietta St. (Cor, Broad) JA. 3209 SAVE UP TO CASH DIVIDENDS TO POLICY HOLDERS FIRE. AUTOMOBILE. WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION INSURANCE.
E. ARTHUR HAAS 22 MARIEETA BLDG. WA. 3901 MRS. PANSEY WEST METZER has returned to work and will be glad to serve her old and new customers LILLIAN (McDONALD) KITCHINGS specailizing in spiral perm.
waves. Pansey Beauty Bldg. JA. 8372. ATTENTION--Mothers.
nursery in private of care: good food. carefully supervised play and training by experiteachers. Small group. Near Little 5 Points. CR.
2760. VACATION SPECIAL REGULAR $15 cold wave. only $8.50. All work guaranteed. Ann McKinnon's.
MODERN BEAUTY SALON. AT. 2022. MAX FRIED -Distinctive watchmaker. No excuse.
but fine Swiss watch work. Make parta. Cash for broken watches. 469 Peachtree Arcade, 4th Floor. CY.
2481. FREE ESTIMATES ON REPAIRS. ALL MAKES REFRIGERATORS AND WASHING MACHINES GUARANTEED WORK PROMPT SERVICE. RA. 1643.
FOR hospitalization, both individual and family group. AReS 70 Write American Life Insurance Box Atlanta. WHITEHILL Laundry. 914 Piedmont is specializing on shirts and flat work. Quick service when requested.
Cash and carry. LAMPSHADES RENOVATED -retrimmed-re-covered CA. 2459. QUALITY PLUMBING co. REPAIRS.
installations. expert work. Call BE. 2347 DAYTONA BEACH. Prince George Hotel.
facing beautiful Halifax River. Quiet. restful atmosphere. PHOTOGRAPHS of weddings and children made in your home, day or night. Paul Robertson's Studios, HE.
1437. HAVE vacancy for elderly woman who 19 not an invalid. Personal care. Private N. E.
home. D. U. 147. Journal.
WILL care for invalid children in my home. References. Mrs. Leana Waters. Douglasville, Ga.
Phone 3481. FANS. irons. motors. For sale and repair.
Tom's Electric. 86 Forsyth S. WA. 6091. WILL, rent trailer space to business couple and child.
Will care for child during day. RA. 8758. LET ME WAKE YOU. $1.50 MONTH.
MRS. BRANDON, CR. 2197. RUGS DYED BY FLOORMASTER ARE BEAUTIFUL. 3147 P'TREE.
CH. 6611 SALE 8 graves. 199 and 200. Crest Lawn Gardens, Section 35. JA.
1530-W. PHOTOGRAPHS made in your home, day or night! LaMance, JAckson 4943. RATS? Feed 'em DEATH LUNCH, only 25c HUSSEY'S. 115 S. Broad.
R. S. EVANS rents cars. daily. weekly, trip and vacation rates.
JA. 5661. LATE FOR WORK? USE WAKE-UP SERVICE. $1.50 MO. CR.
2277. WILL GIVE wood to someone who will haul mine. Main 5519. NURSES- White rayon hose at Coplan's. Little Five Points.
Business Personals 14 DIES. STAMPINGS. MACHINE WORK WE ARE equipped for general tool and die work and metal stampings to meet your requirements. Prompt service on screw machine and turret lathe jobs up to and including round. We have the experience and the equipment.
PRODUCTO MFG. CO. 227 Tenth N. E. VE.
4527 IF YOU should have to RO to the hospital why not be sure that it will not be A financial problem. Our hospital security plan gives dependable protecsmall cost. BERRY REALTY CO. VE. 6695.
INSURANCE AUTOMOBILE fire. household furnishInga and many other forms of insurance protection BEN S. FORKNER RE. CO. DE.
3579 GRADING. excavating: bulldozer and shovel work. BE. 1335. Business Personals 14 SEWING MACHINES EXPERTLY adjusted.
$2 Adams Sales Service, DE. 3965; CR. 3666. Slip Covers- -Draperies SLIP covers. draperies.
dressing table: skirts fitted in home. Can furnish material, cord. snaps. tape, thread. VE.
8945. HOUSE PLANS EXPERTLY ENGINEERED. BUILDING PLANS TO YOUR SPECIFICATIONS. CUSTOM -MADE siip covers. ara peries.
LAMP DE SHADES. SIGURTAINS bedspreads. Mr. or Mrs. Smith.
VE. 5046. CUSTOM- -MADE slipcovers cut and fitted in your home. Mrs. Gill.
RA. 6522. SLIPCOVERS and draperies. work guar. anteed.
Call Harper. JA. 5025. SOFAS. chairs covered.
slipcovers, drapes. Mrs. C. H. Cronic.
JA. 5449. AUTOMOBILES Automobiles for Sale 21 SPECIALS OPA CEILING NO TRADE REQUIRED 42 Hudson 4-door $1.395 Packard 4-door Clipper 1,695 Buick 4-door Super 1,395 Packard Cvt. Coupe 1,195 '38 Ford Std. 2-door 441 '31 Ford A 2-door 195 '35 Buick 4-door 495 '37 Plymouth 4-door Sedan 409 TRUCKS '39 Chevrolet Cab Chassis 495 40 Dodge Dump 1,195 '40 Dodge Cargo 1.095 '42 Dodge Station Wagon 995 '42 Chevrolet Dump 1.175 Ford Tractor, tires 900x20 1,395 Dodge, long wheelbase, flat stake 895 Dodge Pickup 945 R.
S. EVANS "World's Largest 352 Spring N. W. WA. 2441.
IF YOU are in need of fine car. look no further. 1941 Lincoln Zephyr 4-dr. sed. Completely overhauled at the Lincoln dealers.
new tires and a steal low OPA $1.531. BETTER HURRY C. W. MOTOR 154 Spring JA, 7222 42 STUDEBAKER 4-dr. 41 Studebaker Comm.
$1.365: '38 Packard $585: '34 Ford Tudor. $244: 41 Plymouth $1.036: '42 Willys $1,095: '41 Chrysler $1.095: '36 Chev. $295: 20 other makes. All within OPA ceiling. Corner Washington and S.
Main East Point. '37 PONTIAC 2-dr 5-passenger. below OPA ceiling, $425. or will trade for cheaper car. '35 PLYMOUTH 4-dr.
Below. OPA ceiling. $365. 216 CAPITOL S. E.
1935 CHEVROLET 4-dr. $225 1935 PLYMOUTH 4-dr. 390 MODEL A COACH 244 1935 OLDSMOBILE 4-dr. 345 All Within OPA Ceiling 609 S. Main East Point.
Ga. 1941 FORD super de luxe 4-door with heater. original maroon finish. perfect tires. trade for clean older model.
OPA warranty ceiling. $1.042. 29 West Peachtree Place. JA. 5422.
JOHN ALDRIDGE USED CARS 1941 OLDSMOBILE. 4-door sedan. 6-cylinder. Radio and heater. Model 76.
Low OPA ceiling. $1.078.87. Can be seen after 6 p. corner Moreland and Memorial at Griffith Ser. Sta.
No phone. C. C. Whiten, owner. 1941 BUICK Century sedanette.
radio. heater: trade for older model car. OPA warranty ceiling. $1.515. JOHN ALDRIDGE USED CARS 29 West Peachtree Place.
JA. 5422. 1941 CHEVROLET special de luxe 2-door with heater: trade for clean older model. OPA warrant ceiling. $1.007.
JOHN ALDRIDGE USED CARS 29 West Peachtree Place. JA. 5422. 1942 OLDSMOBILE Hydromatic. Runs very good.
Will sell for low OPA ceiling. $1.170. 1-3 cash. bal. 15 months.
BILL AUSTIN'S USED CARS 59 W. P'tree Place, N. WA. 8786 FORD 1941 super de luxe 2-door: heater: trade for clean older model. OPA warranty ceiling $990.
JOHN ALDRIDGE USED CARS 29 West Peachtree Place. JA. 5422. 41 PLYMOUTH club coupe. Radio.
heater. new tires. OPA ceiling. $1,030. Will trade for cheaper car.
BILL AUSTIN'S USED CARS 59 W. P'tree Place. N. W. WA.
8786 '36 OLDS good radio. heater, spot light. Paint and interior clean. 5 good tires. No grill.
Will sell low OPA ceiling. $410. By owner. See at 1443 Stewart S. after 6 p.
m. 1935 FORD Tudor de luxe. Clean car. Good tires, good condition. Heater.
OPA ceiling $374. See between 1 and 6 p. m. No phone. 402 Atlanta S.
corner of Grant Park. 41 OLDS sedan. hydrametic drive H. and R. One owner Orig.
thoroughout. Trade for cheaper car. OPA $1.386. Vaughan Motors. 320 W.
Peachtree, WA. 7070 42 HUDSON 4-door Super 6. Ceiling price. $1.125. HUGGINS MOTORS 41 PONTIAC sedanette.
and R. orig. 383 West Peachtree. N. E.
MA. 8697 throughout. A nice car. Trade for cheaper car. OPA ceiling $1.138.
Vaughan Motors. 320 W. Peachtree. WA. 7070.
WILL, sell 1941 Nash Ambassador. 4-dr. sedan; clean. radio and heater: overdrive. OPA $1.250.
See Mr. Davis at Standard Service Station. 264 Ponce de Leon Ave. N. 1940 PACKARD 110.
6-cylinder. 4-dr. sedan. Excellent condition. New tires.
seat covers. Private owner. OPA low celling, $770. WA. 7886 1935 STUDEBAKER Dictator 6 4-door sedan: Rood condition: good tires, within OPA celling.
$425. Will trade or sell. Call DE. 6166, '35 FORD fordor. OPA ceiling $404 '38 PACKARD sed.
OPA ceiling $695 CAMPBELL. 75 Cain N. E. CY. 3204.
CLEAN '36 Ford de luxe Tudor. Radio. heater: $300 under OPA ceiling. See at 437 HIll S. after 6 p.
m. 42 FORD super de luxe. radio and heater. New tires. TO OPA ceiling.
$1.203 Like to trade for older car. MAin 1685. 1941 OLDSMOBILE '8'' hydromatic 4-door sedan. OPA ceiling. $1.440.
547 Boulevard N. E. HE. 3305-J. 1940 CHRYSLER 4-door de luxe.
perfect condition. OPA ceiling. $1.020. No dealers, please. Call VE.
5808. WE BUY and sell used cars at OPA celling. See us. Harry Sommers. Inc.
375 Peachtree. HE. 2831. 41 BUICK sedan excellent condition. New tires.
OPA $1,400. Sell or trade. 303 W'hall. 1936 CHEVROLET 4-dr. sedan.
Good tires and upholstery. Perfect condition. OPA ceiling $286. CA. 4129.
1940 BUICK sedan. radio. heater. A good buy at $1 221. OPA ceiling.
Wade Grant. 617 W. P'tree. HARPER DOLVIN MOTOR CO. 28 ALEXANDER N.
E. CY. 2856. 1934 ceiling, $258. CHEVROLET.
692 2-door Bankhead Master. OPA STUDEBAKER Commander, heater and overdrive. OPA ceiling. $1.456. CA, 4165.
1941. DODGE 4-dr. fluid drive. radio, heater. OPA $1,256.
CA. 4165. 40 MERCURY 4-DR. OPA $1.031. CA.
2191. '35 BUICK SPEC. 4-DR. OPA $496. CA.
2191. R. S. EVANS rents cars. Daily -weekly trip vacation rates.
JA. 5661. 1937 4-dr. sed. Good cond.
OPA $519. 389 Courtland. '34 FORD. '40 motor Tudor sedan. OPA ceiling $363.
709 Pryor S. '40 STUDEBAKER. overdrive. heater. OPA ceiling.
$766. CA. 4165. 41 FORD Fordor super de luxe. heater.
OPA ceiling. $1.042. CA. 4165. 42 PLYMOUTH spec.
de luxe 2-dr. OPA ceiling. $1.153. CA 4165. 41 NASH 4-dr.
Ambassador $1.175. OPA cell CA. 2191, '39 FORD TUDOR $548, OPA cellCA 4165. 34 CHEV 2-dr. Master.
$376. OPA cell. CA 2191 '33 PLYMOUTH 2-dr. OPA ceiling. $390 CA.
4165. '37 DODGE 4-dr. sedan. $441. OPA ceiling.
Automobiles--Sale or Exchange 23 1942 CHEVROLET 2-door. New tires. Original paint. Good condition throughout. Trade for cheaper car or pickup truck.
CR. 4720. 506 Sterling N. E. 1939 PACKARD V-12 sed.
Excellent confor $1.500. RA. 4842, Sun. RA. 9436.
dition, motor and tires. Under OPA A ceil. week days. PLYMOUTH coupe. clean.
Trade for cheaper car. OPA ceiling. $905. 389 Courtland. '37 FORD Tudor.
excellent condition. Trade. OPA ceiling. $353. 389 Courtland St.
Busses 24 CHEVROLET SCHOOL BUS. Steel body CA. 6915. Auto Trucks for Sale 25 OPA CEILING PRICES 41 G. M.
C. one -tone panel $748 37 FORD long wheel base cab and $634 "VICTORY 6661 MOTORS. INC. 17 North Avenue. Between the P'trees 1940 CHEV.
dump truck. ready to 20, $845 AMERICAN MOTOR 355 Luckie, N. CY. 5071. NEW LOCATION 45 CHEVROLET.
4-wheel drive. cargo body, NATIONAL AUTO PARTS 980 W. Marietta. N. W.
HE. 2771. FOR TUCKS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. ALL WITHIN OPA CEILING SEE FULTON AUTO EXCHANGE 190 Edgewood. MA.
2134. CHEV. 7.00x20 tires. 12-ft. stake body.
$900. The Brake Shop. 956 Murphy, W. AM. 1665.
41 STUDEBAKER pick-up. Will trade for passenger car. HE. 4812 or come by 837 Marietta St. 1942 CHEVROLET pickup.
reconditioned motor. good tires. Call VE. 5808. TWO MACK truck tractors with sleeper cabs.
Good condition. HE. 1412. 1940 MACK truck. Fruchauf trailer.
new motor. Call RA. 0908. Autos and Trucks for Rent 26 CONVERT and closed cars rented to respon. people, daily or weekly.
HE. 9117 Airplanes 27 airplane Taylorcraft DCO-65. with 2- radio, sensitive altimeter, total hours. 300. engine being majored now.
contact L. W. Lanthier. Winder, Ga Tractors and Heavy Eqpt. 28 ONE ALLIS-CHALMERS CHAT tractor with front end loader.
condition. RA. 4277. after 7 p. DULLDOZER to rent by hour or job.
Call After 6 p. DE. 5548. Che Atlanta Journal Tractors and Heavy Eqpt. 28 TRACTOR- ALLIS-CHALMERS CRAWLER.
H. D. 10. hydraulic blade: new WOOLRIDGE SCRAPERS: 3 8-ton Lowboy trailers. QUALITY FARM SUPPLY CO.
326 NELSON ATLANTA CY 2487. CY. 5005. NEW 1946 GIBSON garden tractors equipped with plow and bulldozer blade. $775.85.
Terms. Austin Abbott. 333 W. Peachtree. WA.
2211. GOOD Fordson tractor and double disc harrow. BE. 1746-J. 630 Hightower northwest.
Trailers 29 ONE 1946 30-ft. Trailmobile flat trailer with dual axles and slat sides: 1-1946 26-ft. Trailmobile flat trailer. single axle with slat sides. These trailers have been in use in light work for only mos.
Tires in excellent condition. See Mr. Britton. Ga. Highway Express.
10 Krog N. E. EQUIP your trailer Butane tanks, high and low regulators: Preway and Coleman conversion kits: exhaust fans. auto. hot water heaters.
New and used trailers. Prices are always low. Burns Trailer Mart. 584 Peachtree N. E.
FOR SALE -31-foot Glider trailer; hot and cold water, bath. toilet. bottle gas for cooking: sleeps four. 3 rooms. Tandum wheels.
new tires, $2.100. See at Press Cole's Place across river, Bankhead Highway. Mrs. Pair. LIBERTY- ROYAL ADMIRAL SCHULT DISTRIBUTORS Good Used TrailersATLANTA TRAILER MART 370 W.
Peachtree WA. 9135 TRAILERS FOR SALE OR RENT TRAILER parking. repairing accessories C. LIGHT TRAILER SALES Atlanta. Ga.
Marietta. Ga. NEW 1946 Bantam luggage trailers, $225. Also new 1946 Turner farm dump trailers. $195.
Austin Abbott. 333 W. Peachtree, WA, 2211, TWO- WHEEL or one-wheel luggage trailers for rent and sale. hourly, daily and weekly rates. 232 Flat Shoals Ave.
CY. 3831. LUGGAGE TRAILERS built to order. Stock on hand. 411 Memorial S.
E. Allen's Used Cars. 20' SCHULT. Good cond. Sleeps four.
1508 N. Main. East Point. Trailers Wanted 30 FOR GOOD livable house trailer. will trade 2-rm.
cabin, in woods overlooking A beautiful bold branch, on 6-acre tract. Mountainous atmosphere, 12 mi. Atlanta. Cantrell, MA. 3752.
RESPONSIBLE party wants to rent house trailer for two weeks. A. C. Martin. Ga.
Tech. Box 1040. TRAILERS WANTED ATLANTA TRAILER MART. WA. 9135 CASH for late house trailer from owner.
33 W. P'tree. WA. 2211. PAY CASH to owner for house trailer suitable to live in.
WA. 9376. Motorcycles 31 NEW ROYAL ENFIELD MOTORCYCLES $245 AND $445 delivered in Atlanta. Place your order now for delivery in 3 to 5 weeks. R.
S. EVANS JA. 5661 241 SPRING N. W. PRIVATE party has 2 motor scooters.
1 with and without sidecar. Excellent condition. Must sell one. 207 15th N. HE.
7417. after 4:30 p. '43 INDIAN new tire. perfect mechamcally. Sell or trade for car.
See Mr. McDonald. 104 Washington East Point. PARTS REPAIRS. ALL MAKES MARION ROBERTS MOTORCYCLE co.
60 FIFTH N. W. VE. 3422. CUSHMAN scooter.
side car. windshield. buddy seat. $225. 1831 S.
Gordon Southwest. WE BUY AND SELL MOTORCYCLES ALLEN'S USED CARS. 411 Memorial, S. E. 43 HARLEY.
drive shaft. opposed cylinder job. Exc. cond. 1508 N.
Main. E. Point LIKE NEW. model Cushman motor scooter. 1325 Bankhead, N.
1941 INDIAN-Will sell or trade. 1167 Stewart S. 1940 INDIAN 45 motorcycle. Clean. Call RA.
0869. Parts and Accessories 33 TAILOR- -MADE AUTO SEAT COVERS. conv. tops. floor mats.
front and rear: trimmings, upholstering. Prompt service. Shockley Trim Shop. 107 Pine corner Courtland, AT. 1961.
COMPLETELY rebuilt Fords, Chev. engines. Others rebuilt or exchgd. and installed. HE.
2395. AT. 3057. PARTS bins. plywood.
adjustable, 3 ft. by 8 ft. by 18 for basem*nt storage: $8. CY 2487 or OY. 5005.
GOOD used complete Packard 6 motor. fits '37 to 42. $150. H. B.
Shy, Athens. Ga. WANTED Two right side doors, for 1939 Nash. HE. 5284-W after or AM.
1797. Repairing and Painting 34 CHEVROLET SPECIALISTS SPECIALIZING in complete satisfaction of our customers. WITH CORRECT SERVICING. you can be assured that each vital part will continue to perform its particular task efficiently, CHEVROLET PARTS, the finest of tools and equipment expert personnel All add up for dependable service, dependable performance. JOHN SMITH COMPANY Old Chevrolet Dealers "Over 75 Years in 530-540 W.
Peachtree N. W. WRECKS REBUILT ONE-DAY SERVICE ON FENDERS. ROBERTS MOTOR CO. 536 SPRING.
S. W. VE. 0733. A AUTO PAINTING WRECKS REPROMPT SERVICE ON FENDERS BUILT D.
T. PASS SHOP 62. LINDEN AT SPRING- 7258 Have Your Car Painted. $30 Up HAPEVILLE AUTOMOBILE CO. 3418.
Stewart Ave. CA. 2191 DOWNTOWN CHEVROLET CO. 429 Whitehall St. at Forsyth.
MAin 5000. REPAINT while you can. Phone East Point Chevrolet Dealer, CA. 2107. Tire Recapping Repairing 39 EXPERT Tire Repairing and Brake Service FIRESTONE STORES Spring and Baker Sts.
WA. 8628 Wanted Autos- irucks R. S. EVANS World's Largest NEEDS MORE USED CARS AT ONCE All WILL Makes and Models PAY TOP PRICES Call at or phone JIMMY BAKER 241 Spring St. JA.
5661 C. M. ADAMS 229 Spring St. JA. 2422 BARTON 352 Spring St.
WA. 2441 TOP PRICES IP YOU SELL TO 08. "SEE FROST FIRST." FROST MOTORS "'Your Ford Dealer 450 Peachtree St. WA. 9070.
WE NEED CARS READY CASH WAITING Corner Washington and S. Main EAST POINT CA. 2195 WANT TO PAY YOU HIGHEST CASH PRICES FOR YOUR CARS See Mr. Jones or Mr. Wilkins MITCHELL MOTORS NOW 15 the time to sell your car.
Drop 330 Peachtree St. COM WA. 5255. in for to all see makes me today, models Top prices are paid and of rood. clean used GLENN BUICE USED CARS 367 Spring N.
W. JA. 5035. IF YOU have truck. any size or description.
get in touch with us. We have cash waiting. AMERICAN MOTOR CO. 355 Luckie, N. W.
CY. 5071 NEW LOCATION SELL ME YOUR CAR WILL pay you the highest cash price for any make or any model car or light truck Bring it to 270 Forsyth St and see L. J. Kidd. WA.
9376 days. or MA. 5259 after 6 p. INFORMATION CALL US for correct ceiling prices on make or model automobile. VICTORY MOTORS.
INC 17 North N. E. VE. 6661 WE WILL BUY ANY GOOD CLEAN CAR OR TRUCK Ready to gO at OPA ceiling. FLORENCE 27 Baker st JA 2187.
BUY USED CARS SEE ED ROBERTSON CAPITAL AUTO CADILLAC-OLDS DEALERS OPP. BILTMORE HOTEL. HE. 1200. CARL GARMON CITY USED CAR SALES 263 Spring S.
WA. 6749. WILL pAy you the highest cash price for your car: also appraise your car free. HAVE $1.200 cash to put in nice car: would buy cheaper one if in rood condition Prefer buying from private owner. Call at my home.
CH. 8386 Mr. or Mrs. Shaw IF YOUR car runs. I'll buy It.
Bring It by HALL MOTORS 231 Spring St. WA. 2263 WANT GOOD CLEAN USED CARS FROM OWNERS. ANY MAKE OR MODEL BOOMERSHINE MOTORS 425 Spring St. JA.
1921 CASH FOR ANY MODEL CAR CLYDE OWEN USED CARS 617 W. P'TREF. VE. 4791 WE buy any good truck or passenger car. Call for appraisal.
CHAS. A. FARR 25 Simpson St. MA $187. CASH FOR YOUR USED CARS FRANK GRAHAM CO.
600 W. Peachtree St. VE. 0701. INDIVIDUAL wants good clean 41 or Days call Mrs.
Harwell. MA. A 2521. evemodel car. Will pay ceiling price--cash.
nings call HE. 4946. HAVE CASH TO PAY FOR GOOD USED CAR. PREFER FORD. CHEVROLET OR PLYMOUTH MAR.
HODGE. WA. 6908 OR 4270 JOHN ALDRIDGE USED CARS 29 PEACHTREE PLACE. JA, 5422 DAY CASH FOR USED CARS ERNEST BEAUDRY. INC 233 Spring St.
WA 3297 CASH for A good car. 125 Anderson N. W. RA. 5336.
TUESDAY, JUNE 11, 1946 19 DEATHS AND FUNERALS MRS. W. B. REAGIN Funeral services for Mrs. W.
B. Reagin, 82, of 1212 McPherson Avenue, died in a local hospital Siondawho will be held Wednesday at 11 a. m. at the Moreland Avenue Baptist Church. The Rev.
Paul S. James, the Rev. T. T. Davis, and the Rev.
R. S. King will officiate. Burial will be East View Cemetery. Mrs.
Reagin had lived in Atlanta for the past 30 years and was a member of the Moreland Avenue Baptist Church. She is survived by a son, G. F. Reagin, of Atlanta; four daughters, Mrs. J.
T. Young, of Lithonia, and Mrs. J. Davis, Miss Carletta Reagin and Miss Sadie Reagin, of Atlanta; and two sisters, Mrs. W.
R. Watson, of Lithonia, and Mrs. A. M. Warren, of Decatur.
MRS. J. R. N. SKINNER J.
R. N. Skinner, 53 of 1446 Lanier Place, N. died in Atlanta Hospital Monday following a short illness. The body will be taken to Columbia, for services and buriel Tuesday morning.
In addition to her husband, survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Charles E. Hony, of Grenada, two sisters, Mrs. W. H.
Richardson, of Ponchatoula, and Mrs. C. A. Harris, of Columbia, three brothers, B. Frank Lampton, of New Orleans; Lamont Patten, of Angie, and W.
E. Patten, Houston, Texas; and a grandson, John Charles Hony. MRS. S. D.
SPEER Funeral services for Mrs. S. D. Speer, 47, of 841 Rose Circle, will be at 2 p. m.
Wednesday at the First Baptist Church in Chattahootchee. The Rev. C. C. Buckalew and the Rev.
T. P. Tribble will officiate. Burial will be in Magnolia Cemetery. Mrs.
Speer, wife of an Atlanta salesman, died at her home Sunday after a prolonged illness. Survivors other than her husband include two sons, James M. Speer, of Atlanta, and Captain Marvin L. Speer, S. A.
A. Topeka; two daughters, Mrs. V. G. and Mrs.
R. F. Rape, of Atlanta; her father, F. M. Pritchett, of McDonough; two sisters, Mrs.
H. J. Gardner, of Atlanta, and Mrs. A. B.
Zackery, of East Point; and four brothers, J. T. and C. T. Pritchett, both of McDonough; L.
B. Pritchett, of Atlanta, and W. I. Pritchett, of Macon. JAMES L.
GILLESPIE Funeral services for James L. Gillespie will be held Wednesday at 10:30 a. m. at Sacred Heart Church. The Rev.
Father F. M. Perry will officiate. Burial will be in West View Abbey. Mr.
Gillespie died late Sunday night at his home, 1446 Piedmont Avenue, Northeast. E. G. BRANDT Funeral, services Atlanta, will for be E. held G.
Thursday at 3:30 p. m. at Spring Hill. Burial will be in West View Cemetery. JOHN MILTON COOPER JR.
Funeral services for John Milton Cooper Jr. were held Tuesday at 2:30 p. m. at Henry M. Blanchard Funeral Home, the Rev.
T. P. Tribble' officiated. Burial was in West View Cemetery. WILLIAM W.
GOOLSBY Funeral services for William W. Goolsby, who died Satuday at Veterans' Hospital 48, were held Tuesday at 2 p. m. at Peachtree Chapel. The Rev.
Leon Smith officiated. Burial the National Cemetery, Marietta. MRS. CONNIE MAE BELCHER Mrs. Connie Mae Belcher, 51, of 1382 Hartford Avenue, S.
died at her home Monday following a long illness. Survivors other than her husband include a son, I. W. Belcher her mother, Mrs. J.
M. Harwell; four sisters, Mrs. S. I. Belcher, Mrs.
A. F. Hatton, Mrs. Ethel Pruitt, all of Atlanta, and Mrs. J.
C. Cook, Cincinnati; two brothers, E. G. Harwell, of Tampa, and R. T.
Harwell, of Atlanta. Funeral arrangements will be announced by J. Austin Dillon. J. S.
CARR Funeral services for John S. Carr, 703 Hamilton Avenue, S. who died Monday, will be held Wednesday at 2 p. at Peachtree Chapel. Burial will be in West View Cemetery.
Survivors other than his wife include a sister, Mrs. Carl Rohwer, of Mobile, his mother, Mrs. Sam Carr, of Gulfport, and two aunts, Mrs. J. W.
Hunter, of Birmingham, and Mrs. J. G. Repsher, of Meridian, Miss. MRS.
W. JEFF GRIFFIN Mrs. W. Jeff Griffin, 231 PeachN. died at her home two Survivors include her sons, William J.
and James A. Griffin; two sisters, Mrs. Henry Martin, of Eureka, three brothers, George McCammond, Waukesha, Fred J. McCammond. and William J.
McCammond," Marquette, Mich. Funeral arrangements will be announced by H. M. Patterson and Son. MRS.
LON M. HAZLERIGS Mrs. Lon M. Hazlerigs, 71, of R. F.
D. 1, Chamblee, died Monday night at her home. She is survived by her husband. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at Rehoboth Baptist Church, with Elder H. O.
Nash officiating. Burial will be in the Rehoboth Cemetery. Funeral Wednesday For Mrs. Stribling Mrs. Corrie H.
Stribling, former resident of Atlanta, and wife of the late W. A. Stribling, died at her home in Spartanburg Sunday night. While in Atlanta she was an active member of the Second Baptist Church. She is survived by two sons, J.
William Stribling, of Detroit, Jeff H. Stribling, Chicago, and one daughter, Mrs. B. E. Ehrlich, of Dallas.
Funeral services will be held Wednesday in Spartanburg. Wanted Autos--Trucks CASH FOR YOUR CAR HIX GREEN BUICK CO. NORTH AVE. VE. 5844.
VETERAN urgently in need of good used car. Necessary for work. Will cash to private owner. S. M.
122, Uni. VETERAN needs clean old model car. Within OPA ceiling under $500. Private party. No dealers.
MA. 2833. I AM NO BARGAIN HUNTER I NEED car now. Money is no object if car is clean Call DE. 2739 today $1.000 CASH or less for clean car, any make or model.
For personal use. Call anytime, HE. 7090-R. WANTED Very clean '39 or '40 Pontiac or Plymouth coach. L.
M. Aday, 834 Virginia Hapeville. CASH for clean car from private owner. Phone or write John R. Harper.
Ben Hill, Ga. AM. 2279. R. S.
EVANS will pay low OPA CEILING for any clean car. R. S. EVANS. 229- 241-352 Spring St.
VETERAN in need of car. Will pay ceiling to private owner for good late model. Call AT. 1262, PAY top price to private owner for late model car that I can use for traveling. MA.
3440. WILL pay top cash dollar for Good clean car from individual. Call WA. 9990. or Cy.
2017. CASH FOR YOUR CAR, WADE MOTOR CO. WA. 3539. INDIVIDUAL wants good 5-pass car: pay cash; no dealers, please.
CH. 8846. HAPEVILLE AUTOMOBILE CO. will pay you top prices for your used car, CA. 2191, CAN PAY CASH FOR GOOD GER CAR.
GOOD TIRES. CH, 2543 WANTED Wrecked. burned. junk or used autos. Highest prices, CY.
1771. WANTED GOOD AUTOMOBILE FROM PRIVATE PARTY. VE. 9726. INDIVIDUAL wishes to buy model serviceable car.
BE. 2113-R. NEED 5-passenger car. Will pay cash. Private party.
MA. 9261, CASH ON BARREL HEAD FOR LATE MODEL CAR, JA. 7222. WILL pay you high dollar for any good car or truck. CY.
3822 INDIVIDUAL wants '40 or '41 low -priced car. JA. 7741-W. NEED A GOOD CAR PREFER PRIVATE PARTY, WA. 7445.
WANTED CLEAN CAR FROM PRIVATE PARTY, CY. 2081. USED car desperately needed. Call Austin. WA 8786 BUSINESS DIRECTORY Services for the Home GET THAT EXTRA COMFORT DECORATE YOUR HOME.
DECORATING IS OUR SPECIALTY NOW IS THE TIME TO GET IN LINE FOR YOUR PAINTING, PAPERING, DECORATING FIRST COME. FIRST SERVED. QUALITY WORKMANSHIP BEST GRADE MATERIALS. WE MAKE ANY DESIRED COLOR. ROOFING, SIDING, PLUMBING ESTIMATES MADE PROMPTLY.
WE CARRY ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE FOR YOUR PROTECTION. NO CASH -36 MONTHS TO PAT. GENERAL REPAIR COMPANY 806 BOULEVARD, N. E. VE.
7781. RITCHIE RE-UPHOLSTERING SERVICE Guarantee work back in 10 days REBUILD AND REUPHOLSTER Living Room Furniture Good IP YOU HAVE A SOTTE That Needs Doing Over From Top to Bottom I WILL COME IN PERSON with Larre Selection of Samples ANY TIME--DAY OR EVENING PRICES SUPRISINGLY LOW TERMS IF DESIRED Call VE. 4138 ATTENTION VETERAN HOME BUILDERS We wish to make this offer to veteran home builders. Complete plans and specifications for $25. We have also 100 different plans to choose from at cheap.
er rates. All work is done by professional engineers. R. E. MOORE ENGINEERS 849 Marietta VE.
7667 DECORATING PAINTING BROS. AND PAPERING ROBINSON 16 YRS. EXPERIENCE WE specialize only in the highest-type of workmanship in the North Side and Buckhead sections, For free estimates and suggestions please call. DE. 1855.
REROOFING, PAINTING. PAPERING. FLOOR SANDING AND REPAIRS. CALL U8 BEFORE YOU HAVE YOUR WORK 36 MONTHS TO PAY. FOR QUICK SERVICE.
CALL ACME ROOFING SUPPLY RA. 9978. PAINTING- PAPERING FLOOR SANDING- -FINISHING COMMERCIAL SPRAYING 36 MONTHS TO PAY ALL WHITE LABOR MA. 7949. WE DO grading, plowing.
build and seed lawns. tree work. gen. clean up jobs around homes. haul off all of the rubbish-clean off and prepare lot to build or sell.
good mules. Victory Gardener. Hr 9364. FOR COMPLETE AND REASONABLY PRICED UPHOLSTERING SERVICE FOR HOMES OR INSTITUTIONS CALL STERCHI'S MA. 19100 DESIGNING.
building and remodeling homes our ADecialty. Office hre. till 9 D. m. or call Sun 9 thi p.
m. Reed Const. Hemphill Ave. AT. 3504.
CONCRETE work. basem*nts, steps. driveways, walks. concrete block blocks, sand and hauling. Free estimate.
VETERANS COAL SANITARY SERVICE BE. 1267. or VE. 1100. UPHOLSTERING FURNITURE AND ANTIQUE REFINISHING BROOKWOOD SHOP 1720 P'TREE ATwood 4715 YOUNGSTOWN KITCHENS now available.
Let us modernize your kitchen. We are kitchen experts. Free estimates. B. S.
BUILDERS' SUPPLY CO. 465 N. A Highland N. E. CY 1148 ARE YOU GI or building for a GI? you need roof for that new house now.
Roofing we have the material. Community and Siding Co. VE. 9854. A GIowned business.
UNITED FURNITURE SHOP. 380 TUR ST. ELIAS P. GRISWELL INAL OWNER. REPAIRING.
REFINISHING. UPHOLSTERY CLEANING. WA. 8188. PAINTING- Papering.
plastering. KemToning. floor sanding carpentering. repairing. cement work all kinds of m- terior decor.
J. WA. 2182. BETTER HOMES FOR BETTER LIVING Through THOMAS BROS. Decorators PAINTING PAPERING INSULATING 1540 Boulevard at Piedmont.
HE 2526 FLOOR SANDING SCREENING EXPERT WHITE LABOR ESTIMATES FREF CAMPBELL AT. 2228 EXPERIENCED woodwork wall inside. paper hanger: paintIng. done by white workmen: satisfaction guaranteed. Call H.
Cronic, day or night. JA. 5449. WALL papering and painting. For nice clean job done by white workmen.
satisfaction guaranteed. call E. T. Cantrell. day or night.
MAin 6561. NO MORE house building. painting. papering and all. General repairs.
Free est. plus fast service. Call W. O. Repair Co.
MA. 0011. J. H. KINARD ROOFING CO.
QUICK service. Roof repairing. reroofing ond siding. RA. 8243 day or night.
969 Arden S. W. PAINTING inside and outside. paint furnished on AnY Job Colors to select: screen doors furnished and instalied. Call CA.
7026. IP your furniture needs upholstering refinishing call West End Upholsterine. Quick service. Reasonable prices. Phone RA.
0856. RUGS. carpeta. upholstering beautifully cleaned in your home: dries in to hrs Work guaranteed Free estimates. CH.
0303 RESCREEN YOUR HOUSE Reasonable Prices. Prompt Service CH. 7259 LET US build your cabinets for you. ery cabinet built special to order. DEcatur Cabinet Shop, CR.
3931; CR, 1251. C. H. FURNITURE SHOP- Upholstering and refinishing: quality and service. 69 Piedmont S.
MA. 7230. WAYS. CONCRETE WALKS WORK DRIVE AND FLOORS. ES.
TIMATES FREE. W. C. STILL. RA.
7505. BUILDING COWART GENERAL REPAIRS. PAINTING. PAINTING REROOFING- -REPAIRS PORCH REPAIRS: SILLS PUT IN TERMS. HUNNICUTT VE.
4559. WE interior CAN DO decorating. your work now--High-ciase We have the best materials obtainable. Phone DE 4288. PAINTING.
interior and exterior. All worK guaranteed. Free estimates. All white labor. Call Scotty and Charlie.
MA. 3682. PAINTING AND DECORATING -Interiors. exteriors, free estimates. White union labor.
M. Eberhardt, JA. 4260-M. N. ROBERTS.
general contractor, buildIns: repairing: sills replaced. Up to 30 months to Day if desired WA 7377 PAINTING. paperhanging and decorating highest and materials reasonable prices. Med'ork, CA. 6155.
ALL repaired. types refrigerators. washing machines All work guaranteed Smith, HE. 3896: nights, MA. 9308.
FLOOR sanding. finishing. painting. plas. tering, Kemtone, cleaning.
Work anteed. Robert Gaston, AT. 1986. FLOOR laying and refinishing. Let us lay, sand or refinish your floor.
4-coat finish. JA, 6834 or JA. 7504-J. HAVE your house painted now by 2 veter. ans.
Work done immediately. Prices reasonable. DE. 0940. Jimmy.
ROOFING. PAINTING. GUTTERS. FURNACES. CHIMNEY REPAIRS GENERAI REPAIR WORK VE 7948 PAPERING and painting.
I do my own work and guarantee it for best prices. F. L. Ledford. HE.
3241. RE-ROOFING AND ROOP REPAIRING: quick service. 8. Stroud RA. 1292.
Carl H. Stroud. RA, 2081. FLOOR-LAYING. in sanding and finishing, We specialize new work.
M. Wold Flooring RA, 2357. PAINTING. papering. general repair.
labor, best material used. Call Mr. Bryant. MA. 9023.
HOMES OF DISTINCTION LET me plan and build your home. Flord Bridwell. CY. 1148. WALL cleaning.
also complete interior decorating and outside painting. Tilson Lively. DE. 8856. SUPERIOR MATTRESS.
high- grade vatine: also living room suites holstered. HE. 9274. GRANITE STONE TO BUILD HOMES AND WALLS SAND AND GRAVEL ERED. MA.
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