1 the the the the the the the the the the a a a a Sunday, August 30, 1959 FORT WORTH STAR- TELEGRAM Section Four. PAGE FIVE REAL ESTATE MART Funeral Monday for William Jones Lt. Col. and Mrs. Louis L.
Hal- tom, who been transferred L. Clinton baste Sherman Air Force Base in Oklahoma, sold their has Lake in South Hills Mr. and two-bedroom home 4629 Trail at, Mrs. Robert R. Redding.
The sale was made by Maxine Keltor. logg of Helen W. Painter, Real- Mr. and Mrs. Rex Monce are new owners of a three-bedroom, lor air-conditioned home at 625 Forest Lane in Valentine Oaks Addition.
The house features three bedrooms, a birch-paneled den electric kitchen. Mayo Vick was the builder. The sale was made by Bernice Rutledge. by Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Rabon purchased a home at 7620 Osbun in Ridglea West from Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sides, who will move to Illinois. was arranged by Clete Doogs of McDonald Company. Mrs.
Lucille Carter, is the new owner of a three-bedroom home at 3543 Ave. H. Mr. and Mrs. D.
C. Melear were the former owners. The sale was arranged by Nell Speer. Mr. a and Mrs.
James W. Headrick bought a two-bedroom home at 5313 Odell. W. A. Brents of Clark Henry arranged the sale.
at A two-bedroom home at 5221 Townsend Dr. was sold by Ted C. Peters, builder, to Mr. and Mrs. B.
D. Lees. Estelle Manny of Ted C. Peters Company arranged the sale. at A two-bedroom brick home at 32003 Rogers was sold by W.
W. C. Harvey to Mr. and Mrs. J.
M. Layes. Ora Mae Gaulden of Harold Nowlin Company made the sale. J. J.
Richardson Sr. bought: a three-bedroom and den home at 2715 Waits in the TCU area from Mrs. Alma Regenbrecht. This air-conditioned home has 2.000 square feet of living area. The sale was made by Mrs.
Tom at co*ckrell of McDonald Company. B. D. McMurray, builder, sold a two-bedroom at 7421 Mohawk in Ridglea to Mr. homer and Mrs.
Faye McQuiston, newfrom Ardmore, Okla. comers, was made by Frances Wood of Carter Realty Company. Mr. and Mrs. Randall Raley, formerly of Lubbock, bought a home at 2301 Fairway in Rolling Hills from Mr.
and Mrs. Rhea M. Richardson, who have moved to Austin. Vera Findley of Virginia Hopkins Company arranged the sale. Mrs.
Bonnie V. Hargis and children, Elizabeth and Ronald, bought a three-bedroom brick home at 8028 Laura from Frank A. Proctor. Nina Young of Grace Carter Realty arranged the sale. Ted C.
Peters, builder, sold a three-bedroom brick home at 2008 Bettibart in Edgepark to Mr. and Mrs. Troy Barton. The sale was made by Doris Cook of the Ted C. Peters Company.
Mr. and Mrs. John Lippens and daughter, Fran, have moved to their purchased home at 4749 Southridge Ter. in South Hills. The former owners are the C.
W. Colwells who have moved It to a new home in South Hills. Elizabeth Carter of Trimble Realty Company made the sale. S- fiMr. and Mrs.
Otis Snow bought an a three-bedroom home at 5204 Virgil in Eastwood Addition from id Frank C. Bliss Company. te George Canada arranged the ut sale. 11- The Harry T. Harts bought a nd three-bedroom home at 5220 TarnS rant in Eastwood Addition from Frank C.
Bliss Company. C. se T. Hickman made the sale. he ng A brick home at er 6713 Sheridan Rd.
in Highland three Terrace Addition was bought by Mr. and Mrs. Billy Cooper from Mr. and Mrs. Richard J.
Vasek. Louise Murray Real Estate arranged the sale. Mrs. Louise C. Holmes pur1).
chased a duplex at 3809-3811 ot- Trail Lake Dr. in Westcliff from in- H. D. Pruett Jr. The sale was made by Mrs.
Tom co*ckrell of is, McDonald Company. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Wilson as have moved to their new threean bedroom brick home at 1016 Forest Oaks Lane in Forest Oaks m- Addition of Hurst. The house ar features a quarry tile entry, ashan paneled den and electric kitchen.
Mayo Vick was the builder. The sale was made by Bernice Rutledge. Dr. and Mrs. Murray Riddell have moved to their new home at 4015 Hildring Dr.
E. in Westcliff. This two-story colonial home has five bedrooms, three baths and is air-conditioned. It ide was designed and built by G. E.
Shaner of L. B. Building Corporation. U. S.
Moscow Enters Final Week MOSCOW, Aug. 29 (M. The U. S. national exhibit went into its final week Saturday.
An estimated 2,250,000 Russians have visited it. John K. Jacobs, public relations officer for the exhibit, said there was an average of 64,000 visitors daily during the last week. Death Notices 01 WRIGHT. JOHN, residence 317 N.
Elm, passed away Thursday, Survivors: nieces: Mrs. Loraine Chance, Fort Worth: Mra. Ines Ballard, Azle; 4 ews. Graveside services, 2:00 p. m.
Monday, Mount Olivet, Rev. D. O'Neal officlating. Arrangements, Meissner's. FRITH, MRS.
LUCIEN, passed away Friday morning. 74 years of age, restdence 2024 Huntington Lane, Survived by husband: one daughter, Mrs. Owen O'Neill, Fort Worth: 2 sisters. Mra, F. Childress, Mrs.
J. G. Leavy, both one graddaughter, Mrs. J. Kimball.
Waco, Services 10 a. day, Robertson Mueller Chapel, Rev, W. C. Burton officiating. Interment, Greenwood.
Arrangements Robertson-Mueller-Harper. WATSON, OLIVER 78, restdence 2117 Hillcrest. passed away FriSurvivors: wife, son. Fort Worth; daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth' Lemmon.
Fort Worth, Services, 4:00 Monday, Gause-Ware Memorial Chapel, 1251 Pennsylvania at 5th. Rev. Clifford W. Williams officiating. Interment, Bluebonnet cemetery.
Pallbearers: Floyd Honeycutt, Harry Chandler, Phillip Watson, Tom Cox. Joe Kyter, W. B. Ball. Howard Jones, Fred Sanford.
Jr. Arrangements, Gause-Ware. PRESSLY, WILLIAM VAUGHN, restdence 2716 W. Biddison. passed away Friday, Survivors: wife, son Douglas Pressly, San Diego, California: grandchild, parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Levi Pressis, Fort Worth; three brothers, Melvin. Albequerque: Jack. Vicksburg: Thomas Houston; sister, Mrs. Ruth Barton.
Fort Worth. Friends may call at Harveson Cole Funeral Home, 702 8th where services, will be conducted Monday, 10:00 George C. Crittenden officiating, Interment. Mount Olivet. Arrangements, Harveston Cole, KIMBRELL, JAMES 53, residence 2307 Northwest 25th.
passed away day in a local hospital. Services. m. Monday, Owens-Brumley Chapel. of the Chimes.
Interment, Springtown, Texas. Arrangements, Owens-Brumley, BURNS, MRS. KATHERINE 85, residence 3533 Ada, passed away Friday in a local hospital. Services, 4:00 p. m.
Monday, Owens-Brumley Chapel of the Chimes. Interment, Rose Hill. Arrangements, Owens-Brumley, JONES, WILLIAM V. 86, residence 4740 E. Lancaster, passed away Saturday in a local hospital.
Services, 2:00 p. m. Monday, Owens-Brumley Chapel of the Chimes. Arrangements, OwensBrumley. Death Notices 01 Evans from G.
E. Shaner of the B. Building Corporation, designer and builder. The house four bedrooms, a den, two separate rooms for dining and living. A two-story home with five was bought by bedrooms at 4617 Meadowbrook rpok: Billy J.
Martin from Mrs. Florence E. Sanders. Mrs. Rex Tayof Jim Brannan Company arranged the sale.
The Walter L. Jolly family has moved to a newly purchased home at 3136 Mesquite in Riverside Estates. The sale was made Joyce Rice of Helen Perkins Real Estate. Mr. and Mrs.
John L. Polson bought a new home at 5408 James from Thomas L. Watson. Louise Murray Company arranged the sale. A three-bedroom home at 4533 Stadium was bought by Mr.
and Mrs. Claude White from Mr. and Mrs. Fred Chester, who have built a new home in North Richland Hills. Gladys Jesup of Helen Perkins Real Estate made the sale.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Riordan and daughter, Patricia, have bought a two brick home 2728 Hemphill from Mrs. Bob Carrell.
The sale was made by Ann Evans of Virginia Hopkins Company in co-operation with Louise Murray Real Estate. A three-bedroom brick home 5000 Virgil in Eastwood Addition was bought by Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. from Frank Bliss Company.
C. T. Hickman arranged the sale. Miss Lillian Durrett sold her three-bedroom brick home at 2724 6th Ave. to Rev.
and Mrs. Emerald T. Ray. The sale was made by Fred Hammond and Lou Logan of McKeever Company. A two-bedroom and den home 3913 Acacia in Westcliff was purchased by Irving McDonald from Mr.
and Mrs. Ed H. Winton Jr. The sale was made by Jerry Albright and Mrs. Tom co*ckrell of McDonald Company.
Mrs. Elizabeth Spears sold her three S. Adams two Mrs. home D. K.
at Lyster. The sale was made by Margaret Robinson of Clark Henry, realtors. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W.
Bettis bought a three-bedroom home at 5208 Tarrant in Eastwood Addition from Frank C. Bliss Company. C. E. Petty made the sale.
Mr. and Mrs. James K. ley bought a three-bedroom home at 3624 Lafayette from Dr. and Mrs.
T. J. Treadwell. Elizabeth Lorimer of Helen Perkins Real Estate made the sale. Mrs.
Dorreen Sutton sold her home at 2909 N. W. 22nd to Mr. and Mrs. C.
W. O'Brien. The sale was arranged by Fydella Evans of Helen Perkins Real Estate. Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert Spencer bought a story-and-half home at 5013 Rector in South Hills from Mr. and Mrs. Jack C. Scruggs. The house has three bedrooms down and two upstairs plus an electric kitchen and air -conditioning.
Maud Wiesehahn of Helen Perkins Real Estate arranged the sale. Newcomers from Arlington, Mrean Mrs. Leon Korenek and daughter, Diane, have a new home in a pecan grove at 5412 Eldorado in Northerest Addition. The house includes three bedrooms, a den, electric kitchen and air-conditioning. The designer was Jess Miller.
Miller and Korenek were the builders. An air-conditioned home at 3132 Chisholm Trail in Western Hills was bought by Col. and Mrs. newcomers from D. C.
The house has four bedrooms, a den combined with electric kitchen and air-conditioning. The house was designed by Jess Miller and was built by Miller and Korenek. Mr. and Mrs. Tee Casper, newcomers from Cleburne, bought an air -conditioned home at 3216 Cortez in Western Hills.
The house has three bedrooms, two baths, a den with fireplace and electric kitchen. Jess Miller was the designer. Miller and Korenek were the builders. Mr. and Mrs.
Dayton Bliven, who will move to Fort Worth from Midland, bought a five-bedroom, home with den 4025 Tamworth in Ridglea four Hills from Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Tarkington.
Mrs. Rex Taylor of Jim Brannan Company arranged the sale. Mail Truck Kills Tot, 3, in Dallas DALLAS, Aug. 29 mail truck killed a 3-year-old girl Saturday in front of her home in the Pleasant Grove section. The victim was Belinda McGee.
The child's mother said the mail truck stopped in front of the house every day and Belinda Gayle ran out to meet it each time it stopped. Saturday, she was on the wrong side of the street. She ran in front of the truck just as the postman, Ira B. Russell, 46, was getting ready to leave. The mother screamed, but Russell had already started the truck.
Both the front and rear wheels of the truck passed over the child. Burial will be in Greenwood after funeral services at 2 p. m. Monday in Ow ens Brumley Chapel for William Vaughn Jones, 86, retired postal employe and printing company owner, who died Saturday after a long illness, Jones came Worth in 1898, when he became associated with postoffice. He was one of the organizers of the old Postoffice Band, a top Fort Worth amusem*nt attraction during the early 1900s.
After leaving the postal service, Jones operated his own printing company in the Polytechnic area more than 25 years. He retired about four years ago. Jones was a member of Polytechnic Methodist Church and several Masonic orders. He was not a Shriner, but he played alto horn with the Moslah Shrine Band and often traveled with it on out-ofstate trips. He and his family resided at 2101 Ave.
about 35 years. He had been living at the W. H. Grove Home for the last several years. Surviving are two sons, Jack and W.
O. Jones of Fort Worth: a brother, Guy Jones of Worth; three grandchildren and five great -grandchildren. MRS. HENRIETTA POFF. Mrs.
Henrietta Poff, 83, a resident here 50 years, died Saturday afternoon in her home at 903 Arch Adams. She was born in Arkansas and had been member of The Church at 615 College 30 years. Survivors include two sons, H. Bryan and William E. Poff of Fort Worth; four daughters, Mrs.
S. G. Follansbee, Mrs. Robert L. Garman and Mrs.
A. Woodford of Fort Worth and Mrs. George Cranston of Seattle, a SHOWS AND TOURS Hood Plans Stock Show At Granbury GRANBURY, Aug. 29 (Spl). The third annual Hood County Livestock Show is scheduled here Sept.
25 and 26. For the first time in the threeyear history of the show, staged by the Hood County Livestock Raisers Association, classes will be provided for a woman's division in various household achievements. There will be junior and senior livestock classes. Rodeo performances are scheduled each night of the show. GRANBURY The entry of Douglas Gray, Granbury 4-H Club boy, was chosen as champion among the eight registered Duroc gilts entered in the annual Sears Swine Show for Hood County here Friday.
Reserve honors went to Randy Thormann of Lipan. Hood County's champion gilt and breeding boar, owned by Mike Whitley of Granbury, will compete in the area contest to be held in Denton Friday. There will be entries from 14 counties. MRS. HENRIETTA POFF.
brother, G. M. Van Landingham of Valliant, six grandchildre and seven great-grandchildren, Funeral services will be held at 2 p. m. Monday in The Church with Ike T.
Sidebottom officiating. Burial will be in Rose Hill. FRANK MELTON. Funeral arrangements are incomplete at Owens Brumley for Frank Melton, 75, who was found dead Saturday in his room at Monroe Hotel. Peace Justice Boorman ruled the death was caused by a heart Melton had lived here 25 years.
Surviving is a brother. CLAUD ROSS HUDDLESTON. HAMILTON, Aug. 29 (Spl). Funeral services for Claud Ross Huddleston, 75, a Hamilton resident since childhood, will be held at 2 p.
m. Sunday in Bob Riley Chapel with burial in 100F Cemetery, Huddleston died Friday at Alexandria, where he had been visiting a daughter, Mrs. Mary Keller. He was a retired building contractor and had Sept. 24 Hearing Set on Proposal To Halt Rail Run SHERMAN, Aug.
29 (Spl) hearing will be conducted here Sept. 24 on the proposed discontinuance of a Frisco Railway passenger train, the Black Gold, between Dallas and Tulsa, the Interstate Commerce Commission has announced. The hearing will begin at 1 p. m. in U.
S. District Court and will be conducted by Jerome K. Lyle, ICC examiner. The railroad had planned to discontinue service Aug. 15, but several operating brotherhoods and cities between Dallas and Tulsa objected.
The ICC halted the proposed move until an investigation and hearing could be conducted. Expected to oppose the discontinuance at the hearing are Sherman, Gunther, Frisco, Celina and Carrollton in Texas and Madill, Holdenville, Ada and Okmulgee in Oklahoma, as well as several operating brotherhoods. 1:00 P.M. EST Aug. 29,1959 Data From U.S.
WEATHER BUREAU (HIGH) Dept. I af Commerce 78. 30.18 80 62 80 LOW 75 HIGH LOW 29.94 84 29.83 901 88 84 LOW 87 90 29.83 83 86 86 92 82 90 94 Temperatures 80 30.00 90 HIGH For Aree 86 Average 88 90 100 90 For Sunday Daytime Snow FORECAST 90 High Temperatures Expected Date From U.S. WEATHER BUREAU HIGH Dept. of Commerce 80 30.18 COLD 80 90 LOW LOW 80 29.80 HIGH 29.91 90 HIGH 100 Rein 30.06 100 Snow HIGH FORECAST 30.06.
90 For Daytime Sunday Figures Show High Temperatures Expected -Associated 1 Press Wiremap. WEATHER OUTLOOK -Rain is likely again Sunday in the area from southern Plateau region through Georgia and Florida and from Gulf Coast northward through southern Lakes region, midAtlantic states, southeastern New York state and Connecticut. It should be cooler for the area from east central Plains through Lakes area and northern Ohio Valley and slightly warmer over the Northwest. Scattered Thundershowers Warm Weather Forecast NORTH CENTRAL, NORTH- WEST and SOUTHWEST -Partly cloudy and warm Sunday and Monday with isolated TEXAS. Maximum and temperatures and tation for 24 hours at 6 p.
m. Saturday: Abilene 98 Alpine 91 Amarillo 100 Austin 95 Beaumont 91 Brownsville 95 College Station 96 Corpus Christi 93 Childress 103 Dalhart 98 Dallas 100 El Paso 93 Fort Worth 101 Galveston 88 Houston 95 Junction 98 Laredo 101 Lubbock 98 Lufkin 94 Midland 98 Mineral Wells 102 Presidio ..103 San Angelo 99 San Antonio 96 Victoria 94 Waco 96 Wichita Falls 102 Wink 104 operated a hobby shop at his home since his retirement. A daughter, Mrs. Maxine Ebers of Lubbock, also survives. MRS.
CARRIE JANE COLE. STEPHEN VILLE, Aug. 29 Carrie Jane Cole, 83, a resident here 58 years, died Saturday morning in a hospital after a illness. Survivors are a daughter, Miss Margaret Cole of Stephenville, and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be held at 2:30 p.
m. Sunday in First Methodist Church with burial in West End Cemetery, HARDEN E. COPELAND. GAINESVILLE, Aug. 29 (Spl), Funeral services for Harden Edgar Copeland, 51., were held Saturday at First Methodist Church Marietta, with burial there.
He died Thursday in an Ardmore hospital. He was a retired school teacher and was associated with Safeway Products Company in Dallas at the time of his death. Survivors include his wife, a son and a daughter. MRS. AVA WARD.
HAMILTON, Aug. 29 Ava Aline Ward, 49, who died Friday in a Hamilton hospital, was buried here Saturday. She was a native of Louisiana. Survivors include her husband, Elmer Ward; two daughters, Virginia Ann and Dorothy Roberta Ward, and a son, T. W.
Walker, all of Hamilton. WALTER B. TINNIN. GAINESVILLE, Aug. 29 (Spl).
Funeral services for Walter B. Tinnin, 74, longtime Montague County farmer, were held in the Saint Jo Church of Christ at 3 p. m. Saturday. Burial services will be at 2 p.
m. Sunday in Floydada. He died on his farm Friday. Survivors are his wife; a son, William Tinnin of Saint Jo, and three daughters, Mrs. Ruby Bennett, ands, Mrs.
Rosa Lola Waddington Mae of Lubbock. MRS. JEWEL SMITH. PLAINVIEW, Aug. 29 (Spl).
Funeral services for Mrs. Jewel Smith, about 43, who died Friday in a Tulsa hospital, will be held at 2 p. m. Sunday in Woods Chapel here with burial in Hale Center Cemetery. She was former resident of Hale Center, Ranger and Abilene and had moved to Tulsa from Abilene about six months ago.
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Charlie Corn Fort Worth: 2 brothers, Charles Corn Fort Worth. C. A. Corn. Warwick, Virginia.
Services 2:00 Robert p. m. Baker Sunday, Miler's Chapel. Dr. officiating.
Interment, Everman Cemetery. Arrangement, Miller's. 5805 Camp Bowle, PE 7-7777. HOUSTON, WILLIAM NELSON. 63, residence 4612 Wichita, passed away Saturday Services, 10:30 Monday, Laurel Land Chapel, Interment, Laurel Land.
Arrangements, Owens-Brumley. A POFF, MRS. HENRIETTA, residence 903 Archadams. passed away Saturday, Survivors: sons. H.
Bryan Poff, Fort Worth: William E. Poll. Fort Worth; daughters. Mrs. S.
G. Fallanabee, Fort Worth: Mrs. Robert L. Garman. Fort Mrs.
A. M. Woodford. Port Worth: Mrs. George Cranston.
Seattle, Washington: six grandchildren. seven great brother, 0. M. Valandingham. Valliant.
Oklahoma. Friends may call at Harveson Cole Funeral Home, 702 8th until noon Monday, Services, the church. 615 College Rev. Ike T. Sidebottom officiating.
Interment. Rose Hill, Arrangements. Harveson Cole. SELLERS, V. CORNELL.
residence 2004. Alston. passed away Friday, Survivors; wife, Mrs. Etta Sellers, daughter. Mrs.
Walter H. Coleman. Wichita Falls, Texas, Friends may call at Harveson Cole Funeral Home, 702 8th Ave. where services will be conducted at 1:30 m. Sunday, kev.
Carl Mehaffey offlciating. Interment, Fairview cemetery, Gainesville, Texas. Pallbearers: Howard Laird, W. B. Featherston.
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REBECCA 57, passed away Saturday morning. residence. 3521A University Dr. Survivors: 2 daughters. Mrs.
William Farrant, Mrs. R. H. Goldberg. both Dallas; 2 brothers.
Albert Tuck, Brechenridge, David Tuck, Fort Worth: 3 sisters. Mrs. Andy Witebaky, Mrs. Dave Brown. both Dallas, Mrs.
Sam Bernstein. Fort Worth; 3 grandchildren, Services 1 p. m. Sunday, Robertson-Mueller-Harper Chapel, Rabbi Isadore Garsek and Cantor Phillip Kirschner officiating. Interment, Ahavath Sholom.
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S. N. Milten, Louisville, Kentucky; 2 brothers, Harry, Dallas, Abe, Port. Ar. thur: 7 grandchildren: 1 great -grandchild.
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ED 6-0155. REMODELING? OR ADDING A ROOM? Compare prices and All work unconditionally guaranteed for 1 year. 14x16 Room, finished $1,195 Quality material and expert craftsmanship, Call now for free estimates. Nothing down and years to pay. Jack Barker, general contractor.
JE 6-2241. JE 5-3800. FORMICA drainboards and cabinets. W. E.
Cox. JE 5-8800. FREE estimates. prompt service, Joans up to 5 years to pay. We will furnish material, or material and labor.
New rooms. garages. redwood tence, screens of alum num or redwood: remodel kitchen or bath. No job too small or large, Call Bramlett or Oxley. PE 8-6592 CASTLEBERRY L.BR.
CO. HOME IMPROVEMENT Repairs of any kind. Foundation to roof. asbestos siding, cement work. Garages, etc.
No down payment, 3 to 10 years to pay. For nights and Sundays call Mr. Wilson, JE 1-1341. COOLEY LUMBER CO. 2403 Lancaster JE 5-2158 REMODEL, repair, rental property a specialty, 4-3129.
CARPENTER work, concrete work. Roofing, new or repairs, PE 1-1646. HOUSE leveling, old concrete foundations reinforced, brick walls and columns straightened and repaired. Over 30 years experience. Roberts Maintenance Service.
JE 6-0929. HOUSE LEVELING of all kinds. Rotten sills replaced, floor braced. 5 rooms. $80.
WA 7-0977. WANT TO add a garage, den. bath, bedroom. patio. Repair or remodel.
Call PE 8-8205. 8A General House Repair OWENS SHELBY Call ED 2-5395 for home repairs or modeling. Nothing down. Take 3 to 5 years to pay. No charge for estimate.
SHELBY OWENS LBR. CO. 2201 WEST VICKERY ADD ROOMS, remove or build petitions. sheetrock old walls. paint.
textone. S. A. Joiner, TE 4-1257. BRICK WORK.
New, repaired, also foundations repaired. MA 6-0445. YOU don't gamble on house levelIng. Experienced, equipped. Satisfaction.
JE 4-8179. BUILD--REMODEL -REPAIR. Add a den, garage, bath. siding, roof, foundation, concrete, etc. Lowest prices.
Best craftsmenNO MONEY DOWN3 to 10 years to pay. THE HOME CO. Day ED 2-2174. Nights JE 4-3228. CARPENTRY work, large or small.
Any kind. R. L. Gibbs. WA 3-8608.
FREE estimates on weather strips for wood or metal windows, doors, thresholds, caulking. E-Z Tight Weather Strip Caulking Company. L. H. Atkinson.
WA 3-6408. REMODEL NOW. Free estimates on new rooms, gArages, redecorating. roofing, aluminum and asbestos siding, all major and minor repairs and remodeling. No money down.
up to five years to pay. Our more than 30-year reputation your guarantee of complete satisfaction. CHICKASAW LUMBER COMPANY. 2701 W. Vickery.
ED 2-1257. 8B Plumbing Service PLUMBING -By the hour A or contracting, day or night. MA 4-8061. PLUMBING work by hour or contract. Guaranteed.
JE 6-6341. 8C Painting, Paperhanging PAINTING, INSIDE and outside. Papering. WA 3-0118. PAINTING, paper hanging.
Sheetrock. WA 3-3788. HOUSE PAINTING, paper hanging. Guaranteed. No drinking.
TE 1-1728. PAINT- -Interior, exterior. sheetrock References. JE 4-7401. JE 5-0237.
HOUSE PAINTING and remodeling, FHA terms. Call WA 4-4974 or ED 2-3222. SHEETROCK, tape, bed. textone, paint, general repairs. JE 5-2577.
general repairs. JE 4-6504. PAINTING, sheet rock. tape, bed. papering.
WA 3-7614. Curtis. EXTERIOR painting. 2000 work Free estimates Gilder. WA 4-1023.
1ST CLASS painting No drinking. Free estimates MA 4.4148 A-1 PAINTING Good price, no drinking Free estimates ED 2-3819 PAPERING. murals. painting. work guaranteed WA 4-2720.
I DO painting, paper, tape and bed. Price right, C. C. Hall JE 6-0656. STONE'S Painting Service, brush or spray remodeling TE 4.4953 PAINT and paperbanging.
work guaranteed. JE 6-5226, JE 4-3909. PAPERHANGING and painting. Bob Lee MA 6 1817 INTERIOR painting $1.50 an opening. J.
T. Smith. ED 5-0981. PAINTING Work guaranteed. Free estimates.
Reasonable, JE 4-2274. PAINTING outside. Repair screens and windows. Free estimates. JE 5-8241.
50,000 Rolls New GroupJust Arrived Wallpaper Closeouts Huge Selection Over 300 Patterns Per Single Roll Five Convenient Locations W. J. HANco*ck PAINT FLOOR COVERING PAINTING, tape bed. sheetrock, general repairs. JE 4-6504.
8D Floor Covering Finishing CARPET cleaning and installation. WA 6-3712. WA 6-1815. PRUETTS' Floor Sanding Service. Sanding, tile laying.
MA 6-1604. SANDING, finishing floors Work guaranteed. Bransom, JE 5-3068. 8E Insulating, Siding, Roofing COMPOSITION ROOFING, old and new work. Guaranteed.
JE 5-2577. ROOFING. satisfaction guaranteed. Reasonable rates. TE 4-4476, HOT TOP and composition roofing.
painting. siding. Estimates free. Guaranteed. FHA terms.
Old South Roofing Co. TE 4-0238. 8F Dirt, Gravel, Sand, Cement LOTS CLEARED, leveled, yards graded. driveways cut. Top soil, sand, gravel, loam, WA 3-8196.
DRIVEWAY gravel, top soil, sandy loam, sand, gravel. MA 6-2122. ASPHALT paving for driveways and parking lots. Jones. JE 6-8512.
TOP SOIL, fill dirt. $4 up. Gravel. All kinds tractor work. JE 4-2928.
VERY BEST leaf loam. sandy loam. black dirt. gravel. fill.
$4 up. Traotor work. Harlan. WA 7-2079. CONCRETE work 10c square foot: block and brick.
Repairs and building. Retaining walls. CI 6-3764. LOTS CLEARED, leveled, yards graded, driveways cut. Top soil.
sand. gravel, loam. WA 3-8196. FIRST CLASS cement work, W. C.
Rogers. PE 8-5534. Free estimates. YARD DIRT, fill dirt, cushion sand. All kind, gravel.
TE 8-3814. TRACTOR WORK. tOp soil, sand, gravel. C. A.
Swines. JE 6-1842. GRAVEL. top soil, fill dirt. Bostick.
JE 5-5869. TOP SOIL. sand. gravel. tractor work M.
Redford. JE 5-2612 TOP SOIL. sandy loam. sand, el, fertilizer. TE 8-5873, TE 4-4672.
GENERAL cement contractor, patio. storm cellars. TE 8-3036 TE 8-0065. CONCRETE WORK. WA 3-1906.
Frank L. Pulliam Sons. CUSHION SAND, play sand. wholesale or retail. CR 2-6371, CEMENT WORK If you need patio cal me, CR 2-6201.
CR 2-9384. TOP SOIL. gravel. all kinds Low prices, delivery. JE 6-9668.
AT 4-5753. CEMENT work, vard leveling, dirt, gravel, hauling. Licensed, MA 4-3210. NEED any fertilizer top soil, sandy loam, gravel? Wooten, TE 4-1454. SAND.
GRAVEL. fill dirt. top soil, play sand. fertilizer. AT 4-8686.
CEMENT WORK. Small or large job. AT 4-8633 PATIOS. barbecues, concrete work. Free estimates.
MA 6-1651. TOP SOIL. sandy loam, cushion sand. road gravel. all kinds of washed material.
1233 Simpson Hurst. AT 4-7619. SANDY LOAM, cushion, gravel. sand, fertilizer, top soil. WA 7-5442.
8G Septic Tank Service SEPTIC TANKS cleaned, 24 hour service. JE 4-8351, CR 5-4332. SEPTIC TANKS cleaned, CE 7-9126. Install, repair. Curry, CE 7-2374.
SEPTIC TANKS cleaned. licensed. Bullard. TE 1-1091 81 Fences ALLIED, 2-7576 FENCE. FARM, ranch, fencing.
post holes dug WA 3-0648. Curry, CR 2-6585. INDEPENDENT Fence sale on redwood and chain link. AT 4-5738 8K Clothesline Posts STEEL POSTS installed in concrete with 4 wires. $14.95.
MA 4-7487. HUEY LAIRD'S clothes lines. 3-inch poles installed, $15.90, JE 6-5378. STEEL POST installed. 4 wires $14.95, MA 6-4878.
TE 4-1384 STEEL POSTS installed. 4 wires. $14.95 TE 8-0563 TE 4-0088 8L Hauling and Yard Work late afternoon and night time thunderstorms. EAST and SOUTH CENTRAL TEXAS-Clear to partly cloudy and warm Sunday and Monday. STATES.
Mx.Mn.Pr. temperature Louisville 91 72 bulletin, Memphis 89 75 .02 temperature last Miami Beach 88 81 Lowest Milwaukee 78 66 hours. Precipi- Paul 92 69 .04 hours ending New Orleans 93 71 CST. New York 89 75 .18 Mx.Mn.Pr, Oklahoma City 98 72 1.28 87 68 .02 Omaha 87 65 .53 94 68 Philadelphia 88 70 .49 58 47 Tr. Phoenix 101 81 91 74 .07 Pittsburgh 84 68 95 71 .01 Portland.
Maine 70 58 84 63 Portland. Ore. 48 67 .46 Raleigh 86 69 1.26 83 70 .02 Rapid City 85 60 89 50 Richmond 87 72 87 76 St. Louis 91 .15 84 .01 Salt Lake City 88 86 .13 San Francisco 65 56 88 .44 St. Ste.
Marie 82 64 88 Seattle 46 92 60 Spokane 71 41 91 .06 Tampa 91 .03 86 72 Washington 86 67 60 .01 Wichita 70 53 46 .28 CANADIAN. 74 45 Calgary 65 38 85 75 Montreal 82 70 91 70 Ottawa 83 69 92 Regina 69 36 49 46 Toronto 81. 68 94 69 .16 Vancouver 70 48 104 76 Winnipeg 66 LAWN mowing, yard work. Reasonable. WA 4-8589.
LIGHT hauling, all kinds. Clean ups, $4 load. (White). MA 6-6794. HAULING, $4 load.
All kinds clean up work. MA 6-3472. I do light hauling. JE 6-1151. LAWN SERVICE Tall weeds, grass.
spray, hedge, tree trim. Fast service. WA 4-1576, JE 5-8356. AT 4-6517. LAWN MOWING, yard work.
hauling, quick service, AT 4-2055. LET ME do your yard work. specialize in fish ponds. patios and grass 7-7549. planting.
J. T. Campbell. WA YARD WORK. landscaping.
Tree trimmer. spraying. Free estimates. ED 5-5578. LIGHT hauling, all kinds cleanups.
$4 per load (white). MA 4-3583. CLEAN UP AND odd jobs. Lawn service. Clean garages, for anything of value, Buy junk, CI 6-1581.
HAVE VAN-WII haul. Day, night. Sundays. cheap, ED 2-0275, JE 4-8698. HAULING off trash.
cleaning out garages, mowing yards, JE 4-6852. WATER WELL drilling. 3-2887. $1 up. T.
Bridge- D. Caraway phone OV port. Texas. Hauling. moving.
fast, dependable. Lowest rates, (WHITE), JE 4-8429. HAULING. $4 load. cleaning up and removing trees.
MA 5-0954 LIGHT HAULING, clean upe. per load (white). MA 6-5814. MOVING. room.
3 rooms, Hauling. no job too small. JE 6-6917. An air -conditioned home with two bedrooms and den at 3628 Norfolk in Westcliff was purchased by Mrs. Alma Regenbrecht from Mr.
Mrs. Paul W. Hagan. The sale was made by Mrs. Tom co*ckrell of MeDonald Company.
Mr. and Mrs. William Milberger sold their home at 1117 Hamsted in Greenbriar Addition to Mr. and Mrs. Edward A.
Beasley and daughter, Susan. The sale was made by Ann Evans and Othella Hall of Virginia Hopkins Company. A story-and-half home at 4051 Hildring Dr. E. in Westeliff was purchased by Mr.
and Mrs. Bill minimum precipiending Mx.Mn.Pr. 75 62 66 74 81 62 78 68 78 68 74 74 76 70 75 75 81 70 UNITED National and precipitation Highest 12 hours. ture last 18 tation for 24 at 6 p. m.
Albany Albuquerque Anchorage Atlanta Birmingham Bismarck Boston Buffalo Casper Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Columbus, Ohio Denver Des Moines Detroit Duluth Fairbanks Helena Honolulu Indianapolis Jacksonville Juneau Kansas City Las Vegas ON 8LL Water Well Drilling Water Wells $1 Per Foot. Lefty Perkins. TE 8-5337. 8N Pest Control TERMITE spraying, tree service. Free estimates.
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