The Montgomery Advertiser from Montgomery, Alabama • 27

JULY 17, 1966 A Suerttarr-JOURNAL PAGE SC Kelley-Nicholson Engagement Told TUSKEGEE INSTITUTE Mr. and Mrs. James L. Kelley announce the engagement of their daughter, Jeanetta, to Douglas L. Nicholson, son of Mr.

and Mrs. John Nicholson of Tuskegee. Miss graduate of Tuskegee Institute School, and plans to further her education in September. John Nicholson is also a graduate of Tuskegee Institute High and is now attending Wenonah State Technical Industrial School. Miss Kelley and Mr.

Nicholson will exchange wedding vows Jan. 22, 1967. MISS KELLEY Antioch Baptist Revival Revival services will be held at the Antioch Baptist Church, Monday through Friday, with Rey. W. E.

James, pastor of the "Pleasant Grove Baptist Begins Church as guest evangelist. Rev. James is a graduate of Selma University. Preaching will begin nightly at 7:30. Rev.

N. V. Muse is pastor. DEATHS DEATHS ASHFORE, Mrs. Louise Gill BERRY, Mrs.

Mary BLOODSAW, Mrs. Annie B. CARTER, Clayton CRAWFORD, Mrs. Emily FOSTER, Mrs. Maggie GAMBLE, Charlie HARMON, Mrs.

Martha HAYES, George HENRY, Mrs. Aldonnie JACKSON, James Sr. JOHNSON, Jack McCLANEY, Mrs. Lucinda MOLTON, Jack NELSON, Charlie POOLE, Mrs. Rosie SMITH, D.

C. SMITH, Milo WEBSTER, Jim WILLIAMS, Nathan J. WILLIAMS, Vern WINGARD, Biral YOUNG, William Edwards FOSTER, Mrs. Maggie, 505 Watts St. Funeral will be Sunday at 2 p.m.

from Weeping Willow Baptist Church, Rev. P. R. Dortch officiating. Burial in Oakwood Cemetery.

Ross-Clayton Funeral home directing. Survivors include her daughters, Mrs. Maggie F. Stores, Miss Ola Foster, Mrs. Charlie F.

Fails, Mrs. Willie F. Larkins, Mrs. Martha F. Brown, Miss Myrtle Jean Brown, Mrs.

Irma W. Moore, Mrs. Alfreda B. Rose, Miss Mildred Brown, New York, and Mrs. Loretta Jenkins; sons, Eugene Willis Betty and Joe Brown 13 grandchildren; six great-grandchildren; two sons-inlaw.

She was a member of Willow Baptist Church, East Lily Hill Mission Society and True WorkHome era Benovelent Society. will be Sunday at 12 noon from Peace Clayton, Prattville. Funeral CARTER, and Goodwill Baptist Church, Burial Rev. will be H. Davis Chapel.

Survivors include his H. Wright officiating. in widow, Mrs. Ida Carter; sister, brother, Mrs. Addie Hall, Buffalo, N.Y.; Earnest Carter.

TROY Vern, 454 Yougene Curve, WILLIAMS, died at his home SunFuneral will be Sunday at 1 p.m. Montgomery, day, Macedonia Baptist Church, Rev. officiating, Burial in the from J. cemetery, Harrison's FuMathews Home directing. He was a memchurchyard Provo Beauty Lodge, neral her of Macedonia Society, SurviA.M.

and his widow, Mrs. Armenia vors Williams, include Grady; six daughters, Mrs. Cogburn, Mrs. Dorothy Nell Fuller, McCall, Laura Grady, Mrs. Mencelean Mrs.

Vernia Mae Fuller and Miss Ramer, Loretta Williams, Montgomery, Jones, Chicago, Chicago, two and Mrs. sons, Rushus Williams, Buena Jimmy Lee McNeil, Detroit, Williams, Montgomery; 49 brother, grandchildren; Judge 34 greatone dren; brother-in-law; sons-in-law; two sisdaugh- ter-in-law; five ters-in-law. Martha, 1438 Rushing HARMON, be Sunday at 12:30 p.m. Mrs. Funeral will Rest Baptist Church.

Rev. from Pilgrim will officiate. Burial will be Riley in Jones Macedonia Cemetery. Ross-Clayton Floyd Harmon; mothFuneral Home directing. Survivors include one son, Mooney; sister, Mrs.

er, Mrs. Patsy brother, Willie Sims; three Corene Burns; grandchildren; one sister-in-law; one four nephews. One brother-indaughter-in-law; one aunt; niece; law; two sisters-in-law. D. 455 Dericote St.

Funeral SMITH. Sunday at 1 p.m. from S. will be Street Baptist Church. Rev.

catur will officiate. Burial will be Martin Remount Home Cemetery. directing. Survivors include Ross-Clayton neral his SOD, John daughter, Smith; Mrs. two grandchildren; Elizabeth Lyons; eight great-grandchildren; seven greatgreat-grandchildren; one niece; nephews.

Jim, 2444 Shreve St. will be Sunday, 12:00 noon from WEBSTER, neral Bryant Street Baptist Church, will Rev. be Heard officiating. Burial vice Westcott directing. Survivors include Cemetery, Lee's Funeral daughters, Mrs.

Nellie Timmons, Mrs. Pearl Webster, Montgomery, lar Wiley, Mrs. Ruby M. Lee, York, Mrs. Louise Legare, Donerlson, Long Beach, Mrs.

Reola Atlanta, five sons, Rev. Bennie Webster, Lawrence V. Webster, wel Webster, Montgomery, Lewis ster, New York, Daniel Webster; daughters-in-law, five great-grandchildren; sons-in-law, grandchildren, 12 three brothers-in-law, two sisters-inlaw, several nieces, nephews, ins and other relatives. BLOODSAW, Mrs. Annie Burkville.

Funeral will be Sunday, 2:00 at Mt. Olive Baptist Church, ville, Rev. J. 0. Cooper officiating.

Burial in the church cemetery, Funeral Service directing. Survivors include two daughters, Mrs. Annie Dixon and Miss Martha B. Bloodsaw; one son, Ocie Bloodsaw three ters, Mrs. Jannie Wheeler, Mrs.

Miles, Mrs. Georgia Ann Carter; four brothers, Lee Hill, Cleveland, Ohio, Dan and John Hill, Montgomery, George Hill, Detroit, daughter-in-law; one son-in-law; eral other relatives. HENRY, Mrs. Aldonnie, 427 Godfrey Funeral will be Sunday, 1:00 p.m. Snowdoun Valley Church, Rev.

A. Hogan officiating. Burial in Cemetery, Lee's Funeral include Service recting. Survivors Mrs. nie Ruth Winters, several nieces, eWS and other relatives.

HAYES, George, Calhoun. Funeral be Sunday, 2:00 p.m., at Mt. A.M.E. Zion Church, Hayneville, Booker T. Washington officiating.

dal in the church cemetery, Lee's neral Service directing. Survivors clude his widow, Mrs. Sallie Hayes: one daughter, Miss Mary Hayes, Calhoun; two sons, Hayes Hayneville, Jimmie Calhoun; two sisters, Mrs. Hattie is, and Mrs. Zepher Lee Hill, land, Ohio: three brothers, Hayes, Crenshaw County, James Hayes, Rutledge, Foster Hayes, land; 24 grandchildren; five In-law; four brothers-in-law; one and several other relatives.

POOLE, Mrs. Rosie, 2422 W. Jeff Ave. Funeral will be Sunday, Boon at New Home Baptist Rev. Josh Dupree officiating.

in Westcott Cemetery, Lee's Service directing. Survivors four daughters, Mrs. Mattie Chicago, Misses Ethel, Rosie and Theresa Poole; two sons, and Oscar Poole; four Josephine Oliver, Mrs. Rev. Thomas Will Preach Sunday is quarterly meeting day at the Big Zion AME Zion Church, Rev.

Willie Coles, pastor. Rev. S. J. Thomas, presiding elder will preach at the 11 a.m, worship service.

He will supervise quarterly conference at the close of the service. Rev. Coles is urgently asking all officials to be present with written and financial reports. Isaiah Donerlson, superintendent of the church school has notified members to be present and share the report of the district conference recently held at Stone Chapel Church, MRS. HOSTON Mr.

Hoston, Miss Wheeler Pledge Vows The Holt Street Baptist Church was the setting for the recent exchange of vows between Miss Elnora Rozana Wheeler and William Hoston III, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Hoston Jr. Rev. A.

W. Wilson performed the double ring ceremony. Music was rendered by Mrs. Deloris Moss, pianist, Enoch Alexander, organist, Miss Joyce Avery and John F. Sawyer, soloist.

The bride was given in marriage by her father. She wore a floor length gown of imported organza with re embroidered Alencan lace at 'he sabrina neckline and accented by a detachable 4-tie Watteau train. Her shoulder length, 4-tier bouffant veil of French illusion was attached to a crown of studded pearls and crystals. She carried a cascade white gladiolas cluttered with a white orchid. Mrs.

Hazel W. Nelson attended her sister as matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Algenon Daniels, Joyce Munn, Memphis, cousin of the bride; Beverly Knox, Ruby Holly, Dorothy L. Morgan, and Valley Peterman. Wanda Nelson, niece of the bride, was flowergirl.

Her gown and headpiece was an exact replica of the bridesmaid's. Richard Nelson nephew of the bride, was ring bearer. Edward Hoston, brother of the groom, was best man. Ushers were Herbert Wheeler, brother of the bride, Charles Hoston, brother of the groom, Felix Thomas, Jimmie Johnson, Willie James Merkerson, of Sandford, and Robert Franklin, Huntsville. After a brief honeymoon, the couple is residing at Tuskegee Institute.

Among the out-of-town guests were Mrs. Aree Munn, aunt of the bride, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Williams, Mrs. Katheryn Crump and sons, Mrs.

C. H. Kelly, Mrs. Ollie Jones and Mis Ester Yancy of Memphis, Mrs. Bertha Dobbs, Mrs.

Doris Campbell, Mrs. Delgreta Lamar and Miss Lynette Dobbs of Detroit, Mrs. Willie James Merkerson, and Revival To Open At Ozark Church OZARK A revival meeting will be held at the Greater Sardis Baptist Church, Sunday through Friday. Rev. C.

A. Lott, Selma, will be the guest evangelist of the week. He is executive secretary of the Alabama Baptist State Convention, and president of the Southwest district. He is a dynamic speaker. The choirs of the church, under the direction of Mrs.

Lucy Loman will provide the music. Rev. W. Autrey is pastor. Services Begin At Bragg Street Revival services will begin Monday, 7:30 p.m., at the Pine Grove Baptist Church, Pike Road.

Rev. McDaniel will be the guest evangelist. Rev. W. B.

Brown is pastor. HOLY SISTER MARY Indian healer and advisor. Will tell you everything you wish to know. If you are worried, troubled or in doubt this lady can help you. If you are sick in body or worried in mind consult her today, at 904 Bell Street, Montgomery.

Open 8:30 a.m. until 10:30 p.m. "Readings are private and confidential." Ride Maxwell Field bus to Sister Mary's Special Readings $1 A Free Reading with each book Headstart Committee Meet Held By WINSTON MOODY The Ad Hoc Headstart Planning and Development Committee met Wednesday afternoon, at the Community House to discuss its 1966 follow-through program. This committee's program is designed to encourage 1965 participants to apply for medical, cultural and educational aid through one of the 16 centers located in this city and operating under the Federal Government Anti-Poverty Program. Mrs.

Zenobia Johnson, chairman of the committee, made an appeal to teachers and volunteers to contact the children whom they think are eligible to receive aid. Rev. J. L. Moody, field clinic representative, stated that a is set up on Saturday at the First Baptist Church on Ripley Street to accommodate those who join.

He emphasized that there will be no charges for these services. Rev. Moody further stated that the committee is primarily concerned about student participants of the 1965 summer program, who have not enrolled in this program. Parents of these children are urged to have them to report to one of the 16 centers on Saturdays from 9 a.m. to p.m.

Free transportation is provided in many of the areas. New applicants are encouraged to enroll. IN MEMORY: The family of the late Henry Rollins wishes to express gratitude to the persons who bestowed deeds of sympathy and kindness to him and his family during illness and passing. Signed: Mrs. Celia Rollins, wife, and the Rollins family.

Smith-Taylor Wedding Set LOWER PEACHTREE Rev. and Mrs. Frank Smith, Lower Peachtree, announce the engagement of their daughter, Carolyn Jean, to Thomas Graham Taylor son of Mrs. Ruth Taylor, Tuskegee, and Thomas Taylor Palo Alto, Calif. The bride-elect is a graduate of Alabama State College and a member of the Epsilon Zeta Chapter.

She is employed by the Atlanta Board of Education. Taylor is employed as a specification detailer for Western Electric in Atlanta, and a part-time student at Georgia State College. The wedding is planned for Aug. 6 at 11 a.m. at the home of the bride's parents.

INCREDIBLE UNDERSEA ADVENTURES AND INVENTIONS! AN M-6-M PRODUCTION IVAN TORS Presents UND THE UNDER WORLD TE SEA In and METROCOLOR TODAY MON. TUES. LINCOLN DRIVE-IN THEATRE TUSKEGEE, ALA. THIS IS THE NIGHT OF When The Man Called "The Tiger" Comes Back To Stalk His Prey! IN COLOR COLUMBIA. PRESENTS PICTURES CHUCK CONNORS The new giant of western adventure in RIDE BEYOND VENGEANCE TODAY THRU SAT.

ALSO "DIAMOND HEAD" RITZ CHARLTON HESTON JAMES DARREN -ADULTS -KIDS 2 BIG ACTION HITS 2 HOLD YOUR BREATH FOR THE BIGGEST UNDERSEA ADVENTURE OF ALL! AROUND Starring IN COLOR THE WORLD SHIRLEY LLOYD EATON BRIDGES BRIAN KELLY UNDER DAVID KEENAN WYNN McCALLUM MARSHALL THOMPSON GARY MERRILL SEA -ALSO "A YOUNG ISLANDER WHO TAMED -A MAN-KILLER andthe SHARK TROPIC ROMANCE! DARING: RESCUE! EASTMAN a Titanus Metro Film COLOR released by MGM TODAY THRU SAT. 7 BIG DAYS PEKIN -KIDDIES -ADULTS Announcements Business Service ADDITIONS, remodeling, roofing, painting. Free, estimates, bank mancing, W. H. Hackney 262-4567.

AUTHORIZED Electrolux sales and service Free service calls. 1615 S. Decatur, 263-0561. 265-5578. ACME UPHOISTERING.

102 Jackson Sofa and chair expertly upholstered. Price includes labor and materials. $50.25. 265-4406. 272-3399.

CARPENTER, bricks. cement. odd jobs, small jobs, additions. sills. floors leveled.

Hall, 265-3587. CITY TIN SHOP Duct Work-Flashing-Venting Gutters-Louvres-Built-up Roofs Floor Screens 365-6006 265-5004 Pete Crowe COMPLETE CAR RENOVATION Steam cleaning. waxing. interior. Woodley Road Shell, 265-1363.

CABINETS Custom made formica. paneling, remodeling and repair. Bill Cronier. 288-0187. Frank Porter REMODELING AND REPAIRS 272-4159 Carpentry, Concrete, N.

R. HILL 272-4051 Guthrie Sheet Metal Co. All types sheet metal work. Duct work and air conditioning. 35 vears experience, 1435 Highland.

264-0981. BRICK, BLOCK, AND CONCRETE WORK. Call 265-3717 Free estimates 263-7712. HOUSE PLANS Drawn to FHA or VA specifications. Call 262-0310, Mr.

Hall. REMODEL, RESTYLE, REPAIR T. C. Sparks 285-4236 EXCAVATING, Grading, fish pond, dams repaired, water holes dug, 288-3629. DO carpentry, roofing.

painting. and general repair. No down payment up to 7 yrs. to pay. 265-5908.

PAINTING and repairs. All work guaranteed. Free estimates. Call 262-7593. Painting Interior, Exterior, Free Estimates 264-3849 FLOOR COVERING, Linoleum, tile, formica carpets.

50 tree estimates, Southern Paint Hardware 1214 Madison, 263-2528. Armstrong Finance Plan. PAINTING-minor repairs. All work guaranteed. Reasonable.

Free estimates. Eddie Peoples. 264-3354 PLUMBING problems promptly solved by Bradley Plumbing Heating Inc. Expert work, 263-1666. PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING Free estimates.

Reasonable rates. M. BULLOCK, Phone 288-0838 PAINTING. interior or exterior or any odd type jobs. Call 272-1507.

BILL EMFINGER -DRIVEWAYS. PATIO, ADDITIONS, Remodeling, Sheetrock, 263-6579, or Pine Level, 584-7921 ROACH JOB guaranteed 3 mo. One Year $17.50. 265-8566 CARDINAL PEST CONTROL Remodeling Repairs DRIVEWAYS AND PATIOS RICHARDS 263-2105 ROOFING. roof repairing, gutter and drain pipe.

Also painting, guaranteed. Call Haney, 263-7777 REPAIRS. Painting, concrete drives, odd lobs kinds. Work guaranteed, Call Huey Rolling 263-9504. TV.

SERVICE, night or Sunday by graduate technician, 265-6263 JULIAN CECIL BROWN NIGHT OVER 14 YEARS EXPERIENCE Parts, Work Guaranteed Year WILSON'S TV 263-9157 "WE TOP THEM ALL" WHITE Expert roofing. ROOFING CO. 262-2579 aluminum Terms MERRITT JORDAN 262-1560 Lost Found LOST -In Dalraida, black female puppy. with tan and white markIngs. Children's 272-0319.

FOUND. vellow and white female fox terrier, "long tail. in town. Clain at Humane Shelter, STRAYED Beagle bound, male. name.

address and phone ber on collar, reward, 263-3251, LOST -Yellow gold wishbone pin with small diamond. Sentimental value. Reward. 265-0933 nights. 265-8701 days.

Personal Notices LADIES PUT AWAY THOSE TWEEZERS! Get rid of unwanted hair the permanent way with electrologist. Katie Byers. 514 Cloverdale 263-7340. Norge Village, now open Save on dry cleaning 102 Coliseum Blvd. LIGHTNER INVESTIGATORS 263-6449 or 263-9030 Montgomery.

Alabama Criminal and Civil Repossessions and Collections Confidential Personal Service. Licensed and Bonded in Alabama. ELECTROLYSIS Removes ingrown unwanted hairs permanently: JACK, LONDON, 122 S. Ripley, 264-1814. 8 Restaurants, Entertainment Rd.

SULLY'S Open tiN 10 weekdays, 12 Fri. DRIVE-IN. Norman Bridge Sat. Fine foods. Special B.B.Q.

dinners, 10 Sports -Fishing PENN'S FISH PONDS Out Narrow Lane Rd. to McInnis Rd. 2 miles south of Bypass. ALL FISHING TACKLE AT CLOSE OUT PRICES Artificial worms cents up Artificial lures ...77 cents 75 cent shysters .39 cents Mepps .59 reduced cents All rods and reels prices. Live bait at regular prices Free spinning lure to each adult THE TACKLE BOX 1327 BELL ST.

Next door to the Dairy Queen $60 per week. Call 264-6290. Automotive 20 Automobiles- -Domestic AMBASSADOR 4-door sedan, 1966 model. buy now and save hundreds, Beat the heat. This car has factory air, radio, reclining seats, door guards.

door, vents. and wall to wall carpets. If interested call Wilson Rhodes. 265-8526 or 265-8443. BUICK, Special, 2-door Post Coupe, $2,800 or take up payments.

Call 288-3159. BUICK. $66 Electra 225. fully equipped, with every conceivable accessory. By owner.

Give me $200 and assume notes of $150.50. 264-4394. CORVAIR, 61 Monza Coupe. 4-inthe floor, real sharp. Only $795, Nothing down with good credit.

$43 month. SANDERS MOTOR 436 Bibb, 263-4256 or 265-4329. CHEVROLET. Biscayne, 2- door, V-8 automatic transmission, $1995. G.M.A.C.

136 Catoma St. CHEVROLET "64" Belair, air conditioned, 4-door, automatic, looks like new, local owner, $1,550. See at Eastbrook Standard Oil Station. CHEVROLET '54, good tires, good motor. Reasonable.

1962 Super Sports convertible Impala, $100 and take up payments. 264-3219. CHEVROLET Belair "155" 4-door, local one owner, 48,000 miles, best offer, 2234 Allendale Rd. CHEVROLET. 4-door.

Powerglide, clean, $375. 272-6832. CADILLAC "63" Sedan De Ville, fulcalf 288-0527. 1 owner. low mileage, 62.

Belair, excellent condition. Local, 1 owner. Must sell. $985. 263-9506.

CHEVELLE SS 396, 325 horse power. the floor, in warranty. $500 equity. $78.96 month. 272-6280.

'60. 2-door sports coupe, solid white exterior, red Interior. extra clean. 10.000 miles on a new motor, Have bought a new car, will sacrifice for $900. 264-3161.

WANT ADS WORK WONDERS 11 Vacation Places--Resorts JORDAN, furnished, waterfront cottage, shady, private. electric stove-box, hot shower. good skiing, $10 per. day. $60 per wk.

Will reserve through September. 262-6938. LAGUNA BEACH. FLA. 3-bedroom.

2-bath. beach cottage. $85 week. 263-6045 after 5 p.m. JORDAN.

nice cottage on water. Air conditioned, good swimming. 20 AutomobilesCHEVY-Belair Sedan 44,000 1-owner, excellent condition, battery. $450, 269-1657. MARY SHEPPARD Zellars, Sheppard Vows Said Cooley, Mrs.

Ruth Mae Ross and Mrs. Earnestine Green; four brothers, Rev. J. F. Phifer, White Plains, N.Y., Johnnie, Willie James and James Thigpen; nieces, nephews, sisters-inDell law, aunts and uncles.

WILLIAMS, Funeral will Nathan be 2030 Carlo St. Sunday, 2:00 at Lilly Baptist Church, Rev. James' Noble officiating. Burial in Westcott Cemetery, Lee's Funeral Service directing. Survivors include his widow, Mrs.

Jannetter Charlotte Smith, Williams; one sister, Tuscaloosa; brother-in-law, several nieces, neph. ews and other relatives. JOHNSON, Jack, 508 McKinley St. Ser. vices will be Sunday at 1 p.m.

Lee's Funeral Service directing. Burial Kindles Cemetery. Survivors include in his widow, Mrs. Lillie B. Johnson; two sons, Johnny Lee and Willie Lee Johnson; one daughter, Mrs.

Lens Jones; several gradchildren; two other one son-in-law; and daughters-in-law: relatives. WINGARD, Biral, 1417 Mobile Rd. FuNew neral services will be held Sunday from Home Baptist Church, time will be announced, the Rev. J. D.

pastor Cemetery, officiating. Burial in Westcott Survivors include one son, Jack children; Wingard, two Birmingham; daughters-in-law; two grandvoted friend, Mrs. Susie Phifer, Montgomery and other relatives. He was a member of New Home Baptist Church. Howard Howard Funeral Service, directing.

WETUMPKA will ASHFORE. Mrs. Louise Gill. Services be Sunday at 1:30 p.m. from the First Baptist Church, Elmore, the Rev.

H. L. Nelson officiating. Burial in the church cemetery, Jones and Goodman Funeral directing. Survivors clude Quintin; a daughter, Bridget; one son, Mrs.

Elzena Gill and father, Freeman Gill, Elmore; five sis. ters, Mrs. Mary Stewart, Mrs. Bernice Powell, Detroit, Mrs. Earlene Walker, Birmingham, Mrs.

Martha Nelson, Chicago, Miss Annia Gill, Elmore; three brothers, Willie and Freeman Elmore, Sp-4 Henry Gill, Viet Nam; grandmother, Mrs. Pearl Gill; grandfather, Rev. Ed Bowns; three aunts, and other relatives. TUSKEGEE CRAWFORD, Mrs. Emily.

Funeral will be Sunday at 2 p.m. from Bethleham Baptist church, Rev. E. W. Daniels officiating.

Burial in the churchyard cemetery, McKenzie's Funeral Home directing. Survivors include four daughters, Mrs. Elizabeth Crawford, Mrs. Verdell Harris, Mrs. Sadie B.

Boykins, Dayton, Ohio, and Mrs. Clara Martin, Cleveland, Ohio; seven sons, Georga Alexander, Cincinnati, Ohio, Homer Alexander, Tuskegee, Robert Alexander, Cleveland, Ludie Alexander, Los Angeles, Nathaniel and James Alexander, Dayton; 53 grandchildren; 75 great-grandchildren; three sisters, Mrs. Willie M. Lowe, Mrs. Ronsie Humphrey and Mrs.

Lucy Person. She was a member of Chapter No. 710, Order of Easter Star. McCLANEY, Mrs. Lucinda, died July at al her services home, will Rt.

2, Tuskegee. be Sunday, Funer-111 from Devine Bethel Baptist Church, Rev. S. P. McBride officiating.

Bur. 1al will De in Walker Chapel Cemetery with The Peoples Funeral Home St. charge. Survivors are sons, Hilliard McClaney, Clearwater, A. 3 Roy Tommy McClaney, Little Rock, McClaney, Tuskegee; ters, Misses Lureather and Virginia nie McClaney, Taylor and Tuskegee; sisters, Mrs.

MinMrs. Clara Cowart, Campbell, Tuskegee, Mrs. Lucille water, Mrs. Melissa Walker, chobee, father-in-law, brother-inone law, five grandchildren. a host of er relatives and friends.

SMITH, Milo. Funeral will be Monday at Church, 1 p.m. Rev. T. from W.

Mt. Thomas Zion officiat- Baptist De- ing. Burial R. in Macedonia Cemetery, in McKenzie's Funeral Home directing. Survivors include his widow, Mrs.

Fu- la Smith; brother, George Smith: nieces and nephews. He waa a member of Lodge No. 521 A.M. BERRY, Mrs. Mary, Newark, N.J.

two neral will be Sunday at 2 p.m. from Greenwood Baptist Church, Fitzpatrick, Rev. H. Hill officiating. Burial Fu- in Second Baptist Cemetery, Thompson Station, Rose-Clayton Funeral S.

Home directing. Survivors include in daughter, Mrs. Odessa Thurman, Ser- N.J.; two sons, Aubrey Berry, six hold, N.J., and William Berry, Miss Vernon; sister, Mrs. Ella Mitchell, Lo- Thompson Station; six grandchildren. New GAMBLE, Charlie, Ramer.

Funeral be Tuesday at p.m. from Pilgrim Baptist Church, Woodley Road, Sam- J. Pilgrim T. Thomas Cemetery. officiating.

Ross-Clayton Burial Web- neral Home directing. Survivors five clude his widow, Mrs. Annie 41 ble; daughters, Mrs. Rebecca sers, Detroit, Mrs. Vera Williams, Montgomery, and Mrs.

Johnnie Woods, Ramer; sisters, Mrs. Mattie Williams, Mrs. Lizzie Smith, Mrs. die B. Miller, St.

Louis, Mattie Sims and Mrs. Rose Lee p.m., hart, Detroit, brother, Burk- Howard Gamble, Cincinnati: two in-law; one daughter-in-law; 20 Lee's children; 10 great grandchildren; nieces and nephews. M. NELSON, Charlie, formerly of Montgomsis- ery, died in Detroit, Mich. The Annie will be brought home for burial.

neral plans will be announced by Ross-Clayton Funeral Home. vivors include his widow, Mrs. one garet Nelson, Detroit. sevMOLTON, Jack, Autaugaville, died at local hospital. Funeral plans will announced later by Ross-Clayton neral Home.

Survivors include his at ter, Mrs. Emma Clayton; nephew, H. Charlie Walker. He was a member Mark the First Baptist Church, Autaugadi- ville. Anneph- WETUMPKA YOUNG, William Edwards, 206 theohola died Tuesday night.

will vices will be Sunday at 2:30 p.m. Olive the Second Baptist Church, the Rev. H. L. Nelson officiating.

Burial in Bur- Wetumpka Home Cemetery, Rose-Geeter neral directing. Survivors Fuclude his widow, Mrs. Ruth inLue Young: two daughters, Mrs. Elizabeth Collier, Chicago, E. Miss Carolyn Young, Birmingham; George two sons, William Calvin and Hayes, ford Young, both of New York Lew- mother, Mrs.

Mary Lou Young; Cleve- grandchildren; two aunts; two Butler and other relatives. He was a of World War II. Clevesisters- UNION SPRINGS aunt JACKSON, James, Sr. Services will held Sunday at 12 noon from St. Baptist Church, the Rev.

Willie officiating. Burial in Low Hill Davis tery. Carters Funeral Home 12:00 ing. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Church, Bell Jackson, Union Springs; Burial daughters, Mrs.

Jennie Lee Funeral port, Atlanta, Mrs. Marie Marby, include mingham, Mrs. Berge Mack, Boggan, Springs; step-daughter, Mrs. Lee Mae Walker, Union springs; two Rober James Jackson Union sisters, Jesse Jackson, Miami, 15 Annie children; nieces and nephews. Miss Mary Jeanette Sheppard, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Wilbert Jones Sheppard, and Calvin Coolidge son of Mrs. Lillian Zellars, were recently united in marriage at Dexter Avenue Baptst Church. Rev. C.

Murray Branch, pastor, officiated at the 1 p.m. ceremony. Bridal music was Mrs. Althea Thomas, organlist, and Miss Mary Kenebrew, soloist. The bride was given in marriage by her father.

She wore a gown of silk organza over taffeta. Her veil of French silk illusion was attached to a crown of white daises, and she carried a cascade bouquet oi daises. Maid of honor was Miss Thayer Elise Wilson. Bridesmaids were Misses Marilyn Chapman, Gloria Jean Maye and Dorothy Jean Elmore. The maids wore slim gowns of pink crepe with matching pink headpieces.

Rev. Thomas Earl Jordan served the groom as best man. Groomsmen were Oscar Sheppard, Isadore Rich and Donald Watkins. Out-of-town guests were Mrs. Lillian Zellars, mother of the groom, Philadelphia, uncle the Mr.

Lorenzo Reese, of bride, New Orleans, and Mr. Harry S. Reese, uncle of the bride, Wetumpka. reception was held at the home of the bride. The couple will continue their studies at Howard University this fall.

Macedonia Men's Day Is Slated The Annual Men's Day celebration of the Macedonia Baptist Church, Woodley Road, will be presented Sunday during the a.m, worship service, with Rev. H. H. Davis, pastor of Morning Pilgrim Baptist Church delivering the special message. Rev.

Davis will be accompanied by the congregation, and men's chorus of Morning Pilgrim, as special guests. Rev. Davis will center his message around the chosen theme, "Let Us Not Be Weary In Well Doing" (Galations Other program participants will include Ceaser Jones, Franklin Thomas, Will Robertson, Albert Holt, Lloyd Williams, Rev. John Harmon, Michael Wilson, Isiah Flowers, Leon Williams, Rev. A.

Dumas, and Samuel Smith. Houston Hill Loop Standings The weekly standings of the Houston Hill Men's softball league for, games played through July 14, are listed as follows: STANDINGS Won Lost Behind Braves Clardy's Patriots Chargers un Merchants On Tulane 00 Bellair 12 10 TUESDAY'S SCHEDULE Bellair meets Braves, at 5:30 p.m. Patriots meets Tulane, at 7 p.m. Merchants meets Chargers, at 8:30 p.m. CALENDAR Renaissance Civic Club will meet Sunday at 5:30 p.m.

with members in the Regal Cafe Lounge, Grove Street. Fiesta Social-Saving Club will meet Sunday at 7 p.m., with Thomas Barnett, 1448 Mobile Rd. Lagoons Social-Savings Club will meet Sunday at 5 p.m., with Jessie Mae McShan, 3132 Regent Mrs. Circle. Tequilla Social-Saving Club will Sunday at 7:30 p.m., with Mrs.

Jennie Jones. Sahara Social-Savings Club will meet Sunday at 7:30 p.m., with Mrs. Mammie Wright, 2302 Shreve St. Men's Social-Savings Club will meet Sunday at 4 p.m., with Aaron Franklin, 922 Travis St. THANK YOU: The family of the late Miss Emma Cofield expresses sincere appreciation of friends for kindness shown during her illness and death.

Your pray. ers, visits, cards, flowers, and other expressions helped us endure our sorrow. Signed: Sister, Mrs. Jack Thomas; brothers, Walter B. Cofield and Lewis Willis.

CHEVROLET. "56" Corvette engine. 2-door hard top Belair. Make an offer. 264-4860.

1962. Impala, 2-door, radio, and heater, automatic, V-8. power steering. $1,150. 288-2931.

Chevrolet. "58." good motor, good tires, $225. 288-4375 CHEVROLET, 64 -1-owner, factory air conditioned. Take up payments. 527-8778 Brantley.

door. Chevrolet, radio. 1963, heater, V-8. straight Bel. Thur: sharo car.

$1095. John Ellis 901 E. Jefferson 262-6363 CHEV. '60 Impala, 4-door hardtop 348, V-8, factory air, power steering. 288-3471.

CORVAIR. 1964 Monza coupe, tol speed. Chevrolet. radio. heater.

Eastbrook. 272-2132. CapiChrysler, .1962 Newport. 2-door full hardtop. radio, heater, automatic.

power, $1195. John Ellis Jefferson 262-6363 CORVAIR. 1963 Sovder, turboroon charged, with black 4-speed. convertible. TUMPKA MOTORS.

567-4555. CADILLAC DEVILLE. '60. excel Fut condition. factory air, bargain.

$675. 262-0632. CHRYSLER Windsor. $200 off on this car because of some light body work. Easy terms.

Montgomery Auto Sales, 214 N. Union, 265-6225. CHEVROLET, 1956, 4-door sedan, no down payment, best of terms. Montgomery Auto Sales. 533 Mobile, 269-1493.

1963 Cadillac Coupe "small air conditioned, all power including seats and windows. Absolutely like new. Locally owned car. $2850. Kent Motor Sales 530 Bibb St.

265-0284 CHEV. Impala, 283, 2-door, attomatic, power steering, power brakes, 12,000 miles, $2,195, owner, 265-7471, after 5, anytime on ends. CORVAIR, 1,700 miles, $200 and assume payments. Call 365-5640 after 6 p.m. 57-6-cylinder straight shift Belair, good tires.

paint. clean motor. 263-1958, 1920 Harmon St. CHEVROLET, 1957, V. 8, 2 door, hardtop.

floor shift, $450. Call 262-0203 after 5. CHEVROLET, 1961 Bel Air station wagon, locally owned, low mileage, $895. COOK'S MOTOR 265-0649. CORVAIR.

1960 Motor in 20od condition $450 and take up payments, 272-2720 CHEVROLET, 1964 Impala Super Sports, 4-in-the-floor, white with red interior, loaded with extras. Locally owned. $1,995. HARGROVE MOTOR 616 Bell 264-4682. straight CHEVROLET.

shift. 61 -4-door. 6-cylinder, good condition. 200d tires. $595.

272-2971. Chevrolet. 1964, Super Sport, automatic transmission with conditoner, $1895 SMITH AUTO PARTS 1660 N. Riplev 264-2421 CHEVROLET, 1965 Impala, 4-door, 6-cylinder. standard transmission, $1875.

By owner, phone 263-5365. CHEVROLET-1961 Nomad station wagon, full power. factory air. next to new. $1.095.

Call Mr. Brown, 265-7686, nights 264-8911. CHEVROLET. 1962 -Station wagon. Perfect condition, automatic, factory air.

$1,095. Call Mr. Booth. 265-7686, after hours. 263-3810.

CHEVROLET. 1964-Bel Air, 4-door. automatic, factory air. like new. $1,595.

Call Mr. Brown, 265-7686. after hours. 264-8911. CHEVROLET.

1956 -4-door. V-8 gine, automatic shift, good condition. 272-5869 after 5:30. automatic transmission, $265. CADILLAC.

57, V-8. automatic. $395. 265-3882. CHEVROLET, 1960 Impala Hardtop, weekend special! $695.

Call Presslev. 264-2506. after hours, 263-6166. CORVAIR. 1964 Monza, radio.

heater, automatic, bucket seats, wire hubs, new tires. Perfect. Sacrifice. Have 2 cars, must sell. $975 or $50 and my notes.

Private owner. 365-6146. CHEV. 63. 4-door, automatio transmission, factory air.

rear ers. window washer, seat covers, floor mats, the original owner. 30,000 miles. excellent condition. $1,500.

288-4670 or 264-8736. CHEVROLET, 1959 -2-door hardtop. Weekend special! $495, Call Presslev. 264-2506, after hours 263-6166. CHEVROLET-1964-Custom power, factory air, like new.

$1,295, Call Mr. Booth, 265-7686, nights 263-3810. Dodge. 1963. V-8 Polara, 4-door, radio, heater, automatic, full DO er.

Beautiful condition. Reduced to $1395. John Ellis 601 E. Jefferson 262-6363 FORD, 4-door hardtop. all power, factory air.

Best offer. 272-3166. FORD, 1964 Galaxie 2-door hardtop, V-8, straight shift, locally owned, radio, heater, like new. $1,695. HARGROVE MOTOR 616 Bell 264-4682.

FORD 1957 Call 262-6256 An Acre Of LATE MODEL USED CARS NOTHING OVER $995 64 Falcon 2-dr. stick International speed 995 Rambler 4 door. Sharp Ford Galaxie dr. 62 4-dr. Stick 62 Falcon Squire Wagon Volkswagen deluxe sedan 895 Rambler 4-dr.

6-cvlinder stick 695 Pontiac 4-dr. hardtop. air power 61 Falcon Rambler wagon, wagon stick automatie Chev. Impala coupe .995 Chev. 2-dr.

Biscayne 60 Pontiac Bonneville 4 dr. 995 59 Ford 2-dr. Galaxie. stick ....595 Chevrolet. wagon 495 57 Chevrolet 4-dr.

V-8 automatic 495 59 Fiat 600" 395 59 Chev. Bel Air 4-dr. 58 Ford station wagon 595 ALSO A GOOD SELECTION OF NEW FORDS STACEY DUCK. DENSON BOLAN, CLAUDE CONWAY, CHARLES PETTIS. BILLY BOLES.

Mer. Courtesy Ford Bell and Holt 262-7381 LOCAL NEW CAR TRADE INS 1959 PONTIAC 595 Extra 1959 BUICK 595 1961 OLDSMOBILE 795 Air conditioned. 1962 CHEVROLET 995 Station wagon, 1963 MERCURY $1095 Air conditioned. CHEAPIES We Finance Anybody DOWN 1959 FORD $100 1956 OLDSMOBILE 50 2-door Hardtop. 1952 BUICK 50 1955 BUICK 75 1956 BUICK New transmission.

1955 PONTIAC 50 1956 PONTIAC 75 TRUCKS 1960 FORD. $595 Pickup. 1953 FORD $395 Pickup. MOTORS 330 Jefferson St. 264-1780 nights 264-2903 The Little Lot With The Big Savings!.