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Monday, January 6, 1958 Orlando Evening Star Chant OA 4411 Classified OA J-8511 Page 19 Deaths And Funeral Notices On The Record Traffic Blotter 7TV I I HIGH DPl-o C.mj,e 1 I.Vl3?- Mrs. Luff moved to Winter ACCIDENTS TOR JAN. 4-5 1938 Now Many Wear FALSE TEETH Vith More Comfort FASTF.ETH, a pleasant alkaline (non-actd) powder, holus fftlse teeth mora firmly. To eat, and talk In mora mm fort, Junt sprinkle) a little FAS-TEETH nn your plates. No gummy, gooey, pasty taste or feeling.

Checks "plate nrinr" (denture breath). Oct FASTEETH at any drug counter. Park three months ago from Orlando. She was a member of the First Presbyterian Church Accident, 11 Dr. Clark, Dentist, Dies Injuries 3 Fatalities ACCIDENTS SAME DATES LAST YEAR Accident! 15 Injuries 1 nullum 0 ACCIDENTS TO DATE THIS YEAR Accidents 48 ana was active member of the Daughters of the American Revolution, Orlando.

Surviving is a daughter, Mrs. Ora R. Kingsley, New Canaan, and t'vo sisters. Fairchild Funeral Home is in charge. Injuries 18 Fatalities ACCIDENTS TO DATs LAST YEAR AFkwV X-aW CTART Tlir NEW YEAR I WW -nm ii "I 1 I I 1811.

Dr. Herman Tankersley Clark, MRS. E. M. PLYMPTON Accident! Injuries fatalities CAUSES Followed too closely Backed Into car Improper turn Reckless driving Destroying cltr property and leav Ing icene of accident Failure to yield right-of-way On a Russ Bilt Southern Joy Jnnerspring Motrreit with Matching Cox Springi, the most comfortable sleeping combination you'd ever oik for RUSS MATTRESS UPHOLSTERING, INC.

1122 W. CHURCH PHONI OA 2-1849 Mrs. Elizabeth May Plymp- aw E. Kiiey died Saturday night in a local hospital. A native of Washington, he wai a graduate of the University of Iowa and the University of Kansas Dental College ion, 78, ZOO Lee died Saturday in a local hospital.

She was visiting here for the past week from Southbridge, where she was a member of the First Congregational Church. and oldest practicing dentist in Orlando by years of aervice, having started here in July 16 TRAVEL Information MASONS INVOLVED Saturday Eugene Maynard Dickenson. 414 W. Central: Joseph Mitchell Qmerek, 1600 Mayfleld. Winter Park; Dorothy Dick.

1923. Dr. Clark was i navy veteran CAR DELIVERY Anywhere in yearly service. Hanna Drive-Away, 1000 E. Colonial, Orlando, Ph.

OA 4-6321; OA 5-2171. Mrs. Plympton is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Beatrice of world War a member of the First Methodist Church and of the official board of the Until TtmcJoy Morning y'''' 1 figufi Show tow Tampcfottjrci txptnttfd L. Clark, Orlando, and Mrs.

Vera Bonnette, Southbridge; a grandson and a church, chairman of the board enaon, 414 W. Central, Injured Kenneth R. Park, Winter Park, Injured passenger; 12:07 a.m., Orange BloMom Tr. near Cypress, Oeorgt Kyser McWIUlann, 2119 Karollna Winter Park; Donald Avery Clary, 2804 S. Shine; 11:22 Norton-Washington.

Joseph Vases. 32 W. Yale: Francis Q. Raffonl, 1030ti farwell; 11:61 a.m., Princeton-Orange. Ellen P.

Holly, Reeve parked truck driven by David C. Stripling, 655 W. Amelia; 1:30 p.m.. Victor near South. RENT A CAR NATIONAL 340 N.

Ornnge Ave OA 2-3411 Want-Ad Rates PHONE GA 3-3511 for Classified Only DEADLINES for ads to go in of trustees, Florida Methodist Children's Home, Enterprise: Services and burial will be in i i past council commissioner of Southbridge. Across the Boy Scouts, past president Carey Hand Funeral Home is LEAVING POR Rochester, N. T. about Jan. 10.

Would like someone to snare expenses. Driving 56 Cadillac. Write Bos 278, S-Rnr charge. Helen Oerson. 787 Driver Ave Win.

Tues. thru Sat papers P.M. Sun. paper 2 P.M. int.

of the Orange County Dental Society, member of the Central Dental Society and American ter Park, parked car: 2 p.m.. Mllli near Weber. 17 HAULING and MOVING Eugene Albert 61m one. 1131 Minn. England.

It will be much colder in the Great Lakes region and the Upper Mississippi Valley and warmer in Southern New England. AP Wirephoto Map Dental Assn. Rain is forecast for Florida and the Gulf coast tonight with snow flurries expected in the Great Lakes area, the Northern Appalachians, and Northern New MR. GEORGE F. PETTREY Mr.

George F. Pettrey, 64, 625 Tam O'Shanter died Monday's paper P.M. Sat. All Want-Ads start In Orlando Morning Sentinel and are printed in both the Sentinel and the Orlando Evening Star on the same date. iota Winter Park; 12:15 a.m..

Mills near Chichester. He was also a master of the Mrs. Annie Charlotte Bass. 54S N. National Rfcle and Fern Creek; Barbara Ann Albrlaht.

Saturday in a local hospital. 1010 Mt, Vernon; 4:47 p.m.. Altaloma (Minimum ad 3 lines) Born in Athens, w. Mr. near Mt.

Vernon, Combination dally 46o Per line Pettrey moved to Orlando LOUts Bneed. 1028 W. Coyler: DavM Hour-Day-Week. 600 S. Hughey; GA 4-0505.

TRUCK RENTALS One Issue daily 44o per line Weather Lee Rogerj. 43 N. Terry; 6 42 p.m., South-Chapman. Minimum charge $1.38) three months ago from Myrtle Beach, S. C.

He was employed by the State Road Commission Sunday S6e per line 19 SERVICES OFFERED Sunday Willi Lee Brannum. HI Ertskln: row. Cloudy, scattered showers touth; rain north tonight and tomorrow. Thomas Jefferson Vann, 610 S. Parra-more; 8:10 a.m., Parramore near of West Virginia as a sign Florida: Cloudy north, rain tonlsht Jacksonville through Florida 8trslts: Small craft warnings displayed.

Fresh to occasionally strong east to southeast winds 20 to 30 mph thli afternoon and tonight, becoming southerly early tomorrow. Shifting winds late tomor- painter for many years. (Minimum charge H.6S) I consecutive days 33e line day 7 consecutive days 30o line day Five Letter Words 1 line Urgency In Air At Capital ACE PLUMBINO HEATING Free estimates. 24-hr. service.

We buy used plumMng. 4439 Edge-wnlr Drive OA 4-643! member of LaCoterie Club and the Orlando Country Club. Besides his wife, Mrs. Bertha E. Clark, heis survived by two daughters, Miss Carol C.

Clark, Orlando, and Mrs. Edward F. Cole, Nashville, a son, Charles Wesley Clark, Miami; three brothers, Wesley W. Clark, San Francisco, Forest E. Scott, St.

Petersburg, and Eeed W. Scott, El Paso, a sister, Mrs. Ralph E. Hoffmyer. Albany, and Percy Tendall, 137 America! Car! Surviving are his wife, Mrs.

Ernest Woodruff. 548 Carter; 10:36 and tomorrow and over the extreme north this afternoon. Considerable cloudiness south: scattered showers tonlsht and tomorrow and near the southeast coastal section this afternoon. A little warmer today and to Edna Pettrey; four daughters, a.m.. Avondale-Conley.

Joan Elisabeth Tavel. 1011 E. Jeffer 8 Pr. 8ame rate as 2 lines Mrs. G.

A. Arthur. Salem, ALUMINUM SHEET METAL WORK ALL TYPE3 Atco Aluminum Products 1910KUHL AVE, OA 2-1634 uiumar type Mrs. John B. Thompson, Orlan son; James Ruppe, Banford; 4.40 p.m..

Colonlal-Edgewater. BUILDING PERMITS nlsht. Continued rather windy. Hish this afternoon 50 to 60 extreme north; 65 to 72 central and south portions. 12 Pt.

Snme rate as 3 lines ordinary type do; Mrs. Frieda Selvey, Myrtle William Musirove. 3117 Vlns. new She Increases Value With Age residence, $15,000. Beach, S.

and Miss Mary Low tonight 45 to 55 north, and 55 to William Musgrov. 3131 Vine, new 65 south, slightly higher southeast Same rate as 5 lines ordinary type Alice Pettrey, Princeton, WASHINGTON (A Con residence, $13,000. coast and Keys. Additions-Alterations-Repairs All type carpentry, can finance. Peters, Bldr.

OA 3-6110. ALTERATIONS Repairs and ad- dltions, carportes, Jalousie lnsta. 18 Pi. 24 Pt. Jackson 2120 w.

Pine, new two sons, Donald Pettrey, Orlando, and Grayson Pettrey, gress gets back to work to three grandchildren, Deborah D. and Katherine Jane Cole TODAY'S TIDES EAST COAST residence, 17,000. SALT LAKE CITY Mrs. Same rat, as 6 lines ordinary type Ward H. Hicks, 2413 Bummerl n.

new Daytona Beach: High 1:29 am: 2:07 Princeton, W. three broth' residence, 813.000. and Kim Louise Clark. Robert Collins, once Beverly p.m. Low 7:59 a.m.; 8:19 p.m.

Jack Jennings, 1030 Wilfred, new lation a specialty. Free estimates, FHA financing. Call Jim Conner, OA 3-IQHft or MI 4-6056. ers, John Pettrey, Cyrus Pet- Cocoa Beach: High 1:49 a.m.; 3:27 morrow in an atmosphere of urgency far different from the mood of last year's pre-Sputnik session. Carey Hand Funeral Home Hollingworth, yesterday re warehouse, $15,000.

Charlotte Lane, 1711 Dormont. al trey and Aaron Pettrey, Prince BRICK, BLOCK Expert concrete 34 Pt Same rate as 9 lines ordinary type teration to residence, $300. ceived a postcard from p.m. Low 8:19 a.m.: 8:39 pa. Sebastian Inlet: High 1:54 am 2:32 p.m.

Low 8:24 a.m.; 8:44 p.m. WEST COAST ton, W. five sisters. Mrs worn and repair. First ass.

rea- Bernlce Marshall. 710 Palmer, altera is in charge. i MRS. DORIS BAILEY sonable. Mr.

Stuedle; GA 3-2917. Bertha Crankhead, Speedway, "Wayne." tion to residence. $200, Things are a lot different Cedar Key: High 1:20 a.m.; 3:05 Lock Well and Pump 712 W. BULLDOZING CRANE W. Mrs.

W. F. Hamm, The Sentinel-Star reserves the privileges of revising or p.m. Low a.m.; 8:24 p.m. Church, alteration to office, $1,000.

It says in part: "Hello, Mrs. Doris Bailey, 61, 3212 Land clearing, paving, etc. Van Mrs. Bill Rice, Mrs. Goldie Bayport: High 12:50 a.m.; 2 35 p.m.

Florencs Buttenhoff, 729 W. Robin than they were last Aug. 30 when Senate and House ad rejecting any advertisement speed! I just had to drop you son, alteration to residence, $500. Morris, Mrs. Lola Hill, Prince which it deems objectionable Indian died Sunday in local hosDital.

Low 7:58 a.m.; 7:54 p.m. TEMPERATURES ELSEWHERE 24-Hour Period Ending 7 a.m. Today and to change the cla, silica a card. It only cost me a pen ton W. and seven grand journed after chopping $3V2 tion of any advertisement Hospital Notes children.

from that ordered to conform Born In Liverpool, England, Mrs. Bailey moved to Orlando ny and, after all, I think Hi. Lo. Hi. to.

Wert, phor.e OA 6-3313. Barnes IV Service WITHIM ONE HOUR 9 AM -9 PM GA 5-9333 PICTURE TUBES REPAIRED ALL WORK GUARANTEED billion from defense and to the policy of this paper. Fairchild Funeral Home is in you're worth at least that. I oreign aid appropriations charge. three years ago from Zanes-vllle, Ohio.

She was a member suppose I'll see you Friday." and passing the first civil The Sentinel-Star will not be responsible for more than one incorrect insertion, nor will it be liable for any error in advertisements to a greater FLORIDA Apalachlcola 47 41 Ocala 60 Fort Myers 68 54 Pensacola 47 Homestead 71 56'Sarasota 65 Jacksonville 51 43 Tallahassee 47 Key West 69 61 Tampa 65 Miami 67 65 W. Palm B. 69 SOUTH ORANOC MCMORIAL HOSPITAL Admissions David R. Aklns. 1024 Arthur Ave.

Kathryn D. Anderson, Wildwood Mandy B. Anderson, Winter Garden Jack B. Borling, 1810 Wycllff Alton F. Butler, Orange City $2.50 plus Parts.

1220 Edgewater of the Eastern btar Loage no. rights legislation in about 80 The card was mailed in Lo MR. WILLIAM STANSBURY ANTENNAS INSTALLED 52, in Zanesville. extent than the cost of the years. gan, Utah, in 1947 to Beverly.

Mr. William Sherman Stans WE GIVE St-W GREEN STAMPS space occupied by the item in bury, 72, 804 W. Fairbanks Mrs. Collins doesn't know Afhevtlle 42 47 26 In the interim, Russia Ann Chalfnnt, Palm Manor Rest Home the advertisement Classified Disolay DEAD BOOKKEEPING-TAX WORK SMALL BUSINESS BPECIALTY Ph. OA 2-1369 or GA 4-6718 Atlanta 40 26 N.

Orleans 50 43 Winter Park, died Satur where it has traveled in the aunched two earth satellites Memphis 51 23 'Savannah 42 28 Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Doreen Alcorn, Hoylake, England, and Mrs. Jesse Scott, Orlando; a brother, George Forster. Barnston. England; LINE 4:00 p.m.

day before insertion subject to space allow day in a local hospital. CARPENTRY REPAIRS Altera and the U.S. failed in its first past iu years. Alter some EAST Baltimore 2 15 Phlla'lphla 34 Boston 30 27 ances. tions.

Masonry, concrete work. deep thought she remem' aunching attempt. Born in Garret, he moved here in 1950. He was a retired brakeman for the Buffalo 28 21 Washington 32 10 BABY Sitters, CHILD Core two sisters, Miss Mabel Fors New York 35 221 uampii-r. OA 4-6629 after 5.

BillBaerTV Emma r. Christensen. Hoffmann Oeorge 0. Crltchlow. Lake Wales William V.

DfLlnd. Winter Park Oeorge H. Fulford, 4408 Bsyfront Kathle A. Howard. 231S Mulbry James O.

Hutchinson, Ssnford John C. Keene. 1228 W. Central Winnie A. McCulley, Ovledo Mary I.

McQlll. 001 E. Centra William D. Mercer, Winter Garden Oliver B. Odom.

Apopka Bybll F. Otden, 124 B. Thornton William Price, Blacksburg, Va. Marie Pugh. 737 Msyfsir MIDWEST Railroad and a member of Win Rep.

Wright D-Tex sum ter Park Masonic Lodge No. RCA Victor specialist. TV-Hl-Pi- Chicago 33 30 Indl'apolls 34 Cincinnati 35 29 Kan. City 51 Cleveland 30 26'Mllwaukee 33 Dps Moines 41 30 M-8t. Paul 41 Detroit 31 28 1st.

Louis 41 med up the new mood this 239 BURT AND PATS? NURSERY A-l care; state license; working mother's rales, 125 E. Par. MI 4-S542. CHILD CARE Iu my home. Personal care by capable mother.

Nursery experienced. Hot lunch, fenred play area. GA 5-4620. rnono-Kadio service. All makes.

12 yrs. in Orlando; 6 techni way: Duluth 29 211 ter, and Mrs. Beatrice wngnt, Barnston, England, and two grandchildren. Fairchild Funeral Home is in charge. MRS.

HUGH A. BEASLEY Mrs. Mary M. Beasley, 80, Mr. Stansbury is survived by his wife, Mrs.

Omie Hawks cians; prompt, honest, guaranteed service. Ak your neighborl WEST Bernard Rubor, Maltland "The two Sputniks have Verna V. Belters, Bebrlng Stansbury. i bered Wayne. He didn't show! up that Friday.

The now mother of three sighed: "My husband says I'm worth more than a penny." Panama City Police Chief Takes Own Life BILL BAER TV cast weird and grotesque Cox-Parker Funeral Home is 417 W. CENTRAL PH. OA 2-2788. James H. Bteeg, 1634 Newton Martha Taylor.

715 W. Church Glenn W. Tucker. $33 Kensington ClilLD CAKE in my liouie by tiay or wis. Grand Ave.

Area. 1904 Mnnte Carlo Tr OA 4-3437 Albuquerque 45 24 Los Angeles 77 Bismerck 39 18 Okla. City 47 Brownsville 63 47 Phoenix 69 Denver 55 23 Is Antonio 47 Fort Worth 49 35 8. Francisco 58 Galveston 53 40 Seittle 49 shadows completely out of in charge. CARPENTER, Repairs, alterations, auuuiuns, carports, rooms, dh nt.

proportion to their actua! Clyde E. Tull, 2029 Btryker Dewey F. Welty, Orlo Vista Julia White. 11425 Judge Ing. etc.

Financing; nothing CHILD CARE In my home, reasonable rates, 1983 Indiana Ave. MI 4-1131. 102 Cottage Hill died Sunday in a local hospital. CANADIAN scientific or military signifl gown yrs. to pay Klmsey Hall, Montreal 28 20 Toronto 30 24 Prances Williams, 1309 Alto'oma Mrs.

Beasley had been a life A 4-5779. BULLDOZER DRAGL INF cance. Their real significance child CARE in my home. Indi James L. Wise.

Leesburg MRS. MATTIE STRATTON Mrs. Mattie W. Stratton, 83, 1604 Conway died Sunday. A native of Tomah, she vidual attention.

Heather Hills, Ph. OA 3-1310. has been psychological Tea-Totalers Toast Work, all types. Best of operators and equipment. Free estimates Robert C.

Adsms, Apopka Arthur L. Beasley, 1417 Scott Eva H. Browne, 330 6outh Paul Michael Chase, Lor kh art long resident of Orange county. She was a member of the Orange Primitive Baptist Church child CARE Iii my home, by "There has been a lot of n. rervn.

VA 8-3561. came to Orlando six years ago from Essex Junction, Vt Be Baby Dorothy Clark. 6408 Old Cheney TOKYO OP) Fifty former al CARPENTRY New and repair uay or weeg, any age, hot meals, diaper service. Fenced yard. Wiyrirte Nurirv.

OA 4-0443. talk about this being the PANAMA CITY (IP) Funeral arrangements were to be worg. caoinet work a specialty. coholics, members of the Hwy. Baby Barry K.

Cummlngi, Clermont Olenn A. Oulledge, 750 Royal Palm for the past 70 years. Survivors include her hus band. Hugh A. Beasley; daugh American century.

Is it? And made today for George W. Mc "Friends Temperance Soci Charles M. Hendrlx. 1418 8. Bummerlln COLLEGE PArtK DAY MJRoERi Balanced diet, individual beds; linens; supervised play; licensed.

Tarl TeTnre: OA 4-2750. CABINETS Custom built. Let us Plan your kitchen! Franchl to the extent that it is, what Call, Panama City police chief ety," toasted the new year in mjg. au virainia ph. ter, Mrs.

Launa Lewis; sons, R. H. K. and M. B.

Beasley; Martha A. HlrVts, 621 W. Concord John Wesley Hlte, 200 Hibiscus Zola T. Johnson, 2610 Homeland J.roh A. Kralne.

fore her retirement she taught school in Wisconsin and South Dakota. She was a member of the Conway Methodist Church. Mrs. Stratton is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Elmer West, Orlando: two sons.

William or UA 5-H3CH, with green tea at a party Sun for the past 21 years and former president of the Florida CARPEMER REPAIRS Painting. PLAY-AWAY Child care and kindergarten; are we going to do about it?" 0 0 0 Any subordination of po roonng; small Jobs; local resi day. Then they sang the Patricia Marie Krawstyk. Winter Park dent. OA 4-0757, Henry Luffman.

Peace Officers Assn. Charlie B. Nance, 1304 Oregon Kenneth R. Park. Winter Park CARPENTER-EXPERT drinking songs they had learned at geisha parties of Katherine Psyete, 2608 B.

Pern Creek McCall, who had been suf Winshin. Randolph. and Finishing rahlnet work OA 3-317S Mattte Singleton, 926 lBth Pranklln Bmlth. 405 Capehart CARPENTER Contractor; 11. Richard Stratton.

St. Peters the past. fering ill health for the past censed for both city and count. Robert C. Bmlth.

2410 S. Jackson several months, shot and Theodore Smith, Empire Hotel burg; four grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren. Bonded and fully insured. New building or alterations of any kind. Finish work.

Specialise In brother, the Rev. J. C. Beasley, Orlando; sisters, Mrs. Bertis Raulerson and Mrs.

Elizabeth Raulerson, Polk County, and six grandchildren. Carey Hand Funeral Home is in charge. MR. CHARLES C. FULLER Mr.

Charles G. Fuller, 66, 1840 Indiana Winter Park, died Sunday in a local hospital. Mr. Fuller was owner and Carowin Wright. 915 Vassar Poland Wright.

710 Tucker killed himself at his home yes Tonight's Movies W. Guy Black Funeral wome Kono worK ran OA 4-5406. nartiaa Gravlck. Longwood a Fernrreelc. OA 9-104 11 SPECIAL NOTICES ATTENTION ALL BROKER3 Our house at 1751 Cheyenne Dommerich Estates, Is no longer exclusive with Raymond Holton, Broker, Winter Park.

Dream Homes of Central Florida. Lloyd Builder Attention Builders terday. litical jockeying under the stress of the times may wear off under later pressures as the November elections approach. All 435 House seats and 32 of the Senate's 6 seats are up for voters' choice this year. Meanwhile, the shadow of Soviet scientific-military ad DRAGLINE AND DOZER WORK is in charge.

ASTOR: Baby Face Nelson. 1:45 Lynn Lawrence, 615 W. Harding Lamar Bmlth, 825 Englewood Nick Stanto. Orange County Home Mayor. Frank M.

Nelson ror the best in earth moving, and land clearing, call E. O. 3:44. 5:46, 7:48. 9:53.

BEACHAM: Peyton Place. 11:00. VSR his death "very re Dismissals 7:4. 8:50. smiivan.

GA 4-96R1. Floors Sanded Finished Funeral botlccs Wanda R. HUley iSsrsh A. Parsons COLONY: Around th Wnrld grHtable" and said "Panama Eighty Days, 2:00, 8:00. Durlte Floor Company, phone Peggy J.

Edwards lAnnls E. Oliver Constsnce B. Wll- 'Emma Buek City has lost the best police iinenno, 7-1LM4. RIALTO: The Pride and the Passion, 1:00, 4:40, Naked In the Sun, EASLIY, mnt. MAUr Funeral Hams E.

Place operator of the Danny Lee Mo FIRST CLASS CARPENTER Cab chief in its history and I also Francis F. Hender-'Milton J. Burch iooo. inet or dry wall. Call vances lies heavly over the APOPKA: MUNICIPAL: Joe Butler.

son Paul C. Bsecnie lost a very dear friend." Alvin F. Robinson IChsrles Hennls ny; i fen-Age crime Wave. tors, 630 orange Ave. ne was a member of the Lodse No.

259. of Hiawassee, Capitol, and Congress is head HOME LAUNDRY SERVICE WINTER OARDFN: GARnFV til ah t'irit up ann: delivery; OA Biaine; Living it up. ing into its business with a 240 lots, 80x120 in grove. Really high and dry lots priced from $2,000 and up. Only 4 miles from town and on paved roads.

Asst. Police Chief Ira Ross was appointed temporary Ga. and had been a resident of h'OUSi AND ROOf'a WASHED DRIVE-IN THEATERS Peter Dugutd iKathertne M. Ellis Gertrude Hancock iDtrlene L. Tuiiie Jeannlne F.

Hubbell'Albert W. Huemme Lynne Foley 'Helen P. Wynne Mary Lee Curran IPsnnte M. Eckholdt Lisa R. Ring iClerenre W.

rush. BY 5TEAM LUX PROCFK BLOSSOM TRAIL: The Sun Also Rises. storm Rider, 9:30 In Orlando since 1948. Tried and proven to be the best and most ick Das Orlando for the past six years, coming from Georgia. Survivors include his wife, Mri.

Guanita Fuller, two sons, COLONIAL: Jailhouse Rock, 7.00, satisfactory method known to NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE 10 51; Tip on A Dead Jockey, 9:05. services ior Mri. mrj SO, 102 Cottage Hill who died Eunday. will bt chid in the Orange Primitive Baptist Church Tuesday at 2:00 m. with Elder T.

R. Crawford officiating. Interment will lollow In take Hill Ceme-tery. Mrs. Beasley was a life long resident of Oranse County and a member of the Orange Primitive Baptist Church ever 70 years.

She Is survived fcy her husband. Hugh A. Beasley; a daughter, Mrs. Launa Lewis; three sons, R. H.

and M. B. Beasley; a brother. Rev. 1.

C. Beasley, all of Orlando; two sisters, Mrs. Bertie Raulerson and Mrs. BMsabeth Raulerson, both of Polk County and six grsndchlldren. Care Hand Funeral Home Is In charge of arrangements.

remove dirt, mildew and filth ORLANDO: Jailhouse Rock, 7:00, George C. Vleth Jr. I Predmre Cynthia Dutton 'THa M. Pdttt Bherrr L. ChansonTWde O.

Konp Kathyn H. Bealke iRlley W. Roberson Frederick Mitchell TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: chief by the mayor. Doorbell Rings To Sound Alarm irom any suriace. Harmless law.

The iron Sheriff, 9:00. Notice Is hereby given that the Free etitntPs. Ph. OA 3-4S9 PINE HILLS: My Man Godfrey, 7:00, undersigned, pursuant to the "Ficltlli ous Name Statute." Chapter 865. 8ec lo uo; wuantes.

8 30. Lawn Snnnlcler itm PRAIRIE LAKE: The Deertlayer, Danny Lee Fuller, Orlando, and Yackie Fuller, San Francisco, Calif. Carey Hand Funeral Home SHEARER AKn rwTcmm i tion .09. Florida Statute, will register 7:00. China Gate, 8:30.

6-18 Dorado Orlando CR KI-MAR: Jailhouse Rock. 7:00. 10:30 with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. In and for Orange County. Florida.

i copper 6Ky, 9:00. LAWNS disced, leveled, tertiiued. WINTER PARK: Ktna Them For M. is in charge. upon receipt of proof of the publication of this notice, the fictitious same, to the First Baptist Church Women's Bible Class.

Surviving are a son, Arthur William Irvine. Orlando: sister, Mrs. Jennie L. Williams. Miami: three granrhtldren, and eight great-grandchildren.

Fairchild Funeral Home Is In charge et ALBANY, N. Y. W) When 7:00. 10 00; Ride A Violent Mile, 9 24 oaaea. insiae planters a speciality.

Free estimates. Landresg wn: WINTER OARDEN: 8TARUTE: Car. DATA-FLO COMPUTING SERVICE the doorbell rang Mrs. Pau MR. JtSSE R.

GREEN nival Rock; Teenage Thunder. CLARK. DR. MERMAN Funeral i unmeaning 'id; 1-3102 MODERNIZATION under which the undersigned Is en-gsged In business at number 1200 West COLORED THEATERS summers got up and an CARVER: Oun The Man Down: Run palmetto Construction ph. Mr.

Jesse Redden Green, 56, 1523 Indiina died Satur-riiw at his home. He had been Colonial Drive, in the City of Orlando, Florida. services for Dr. Herman Tankersley Clark. 319 X.

Kaley Ave who died Saturday In a local hospital, will be held at 3 m. Tuesday in the rirst u.ihnrtHt church with Dr. E. J. jror to aun, continuous shows 1-12.

That the party Interested In said nr Ml MIRRORS RESILVERED" LINCOLN: Apache; The Big Boodle, 2301 Lee Rd. MI 4-8401 Sun. and eves. ph. MI 4-138S BROKERS oUtia, 3007.

3001 Bunrife carry a 60-40 split with $1,500 down. Pull five with $2,500 or more down. D. W. Bliss.

Builder. OA 2-3710, CAlHEhlXJS PSYCHIC reading hv appointment, 835 N. Orlando Ave. Hwy 17-02 MI 7-3B47 INCOME TAX 6ERVICE 9 to appointment not necessary; 2313 Corrine Dr MI 4-1414. Income Tax Returns Prepared.

11 years public practice. Open all day Sat. Plenty free parking space. O. L.

Hall, Tag Consultant, 429 W. Central, Ph. OA 3-3406. INCOME TAX RETURNS ta'ier. 012 W.

Hirvirrl, OA 2-7P2 NOTICt lO ALL BROKERS Ail property owned by me located in Orange and Eeminole Counties is hereby withdrawn fmm the Trarkft Tsvlnr business enterprise, Is as follows: continuous shows 6-12. swered. But the doorstep was empty and the darkened street offered no clue to her a resident of Orlando. for the Tou'll be surprised at the r. WASHINGTON SHORES DRIVE-IN: Pendergrass officiating, assisted by the Rev.

Ernest E. Hawk. Members MINUTE MAID CORPORATION Dated at Orlando. Orange County. sonabie cost of making your eld The Tall Stranger, 7:00, 10.22; Night past 40 years, formerly from SnrinchoDe.

N. C. mirror loot U'se new. Acme mare, 8 50. Florida.

December 13. 1957. Dec. 18. 23, 30, 1957; Jan.

1958. of the Orange County Dental Society will act as honorary pallbearers and nri.at nurial will be made later. rmn ro, inn yy. Cnlonlnl Dr. WINTER GARDEN: ANNEX: Ride A early-morning caller.

Violent Mile. Mr. Green was a member of th Sherwood Baptist Church NEON elU.NS Bill Wallace Neon G4 Cen. Fla. Blood Bank LUS-r, MRS.

MAROARET JOHNSON Funeral services for Mrs, Msrtaret Johnson Luff. 88, Langford Hotel, Winter Fark. widow ef the late J. M. Luff, who died Friday In a local hospital, will be held at 3 p.m.

Monde? at the Fairchild Chapel with Dr. William H. Kadel officiating. Burial will be at a later date. Born In Bloomlngtnn.

Mrs. Luff moved to Winter Park three months age from Orlando. She was a member of the First Presbyterian Church end was an active member of the Daughters of the American Revolution. Orlando. Surviving are daughter, Mrs.

Ora R. Kingsley, New Csnsan, and two sisters. Fairchild Funeral Home la la charge. and the Century Club of Or Then she smelled smoke and discovered a small fire in the cellar of her home in OIL bliR.NEhS SERVICE Ail makes of central heating and, IN COUNTY JUDOE'S COURT, ORANGE COUNTY, FLORIDA. ESTATE OF MELVTN KUHN.

deceased. NOTICE OF FINAL REPORT AND APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE All persons are hereby notified that The family requeate that In lieu of flowers donations be made to the cancer fund. A native of Washington, ha was graduate of the University of Iowa and the University of Kansas Dental College and oldest practicing dentist In Orlando by yenrs of service, having started here in July 1925. Dr. Clark wag a n.v veteran of World War I.

a lando. Survivori include his wife, Transfusion 1.UUUHJ syMems: cleaned; re- suburban Westmere. paired, ctu Air Conditioners; "We sure do have a well- the undersigned as Administratrix of OIL LTEATERS CLEANED Serv- Oranse Memorial Hosaital 2t Kissimmee Hospital 2 Osceola County Hospital U. S. Air Force Florida TR Sanitarium Donors 14 William F.

Hanks iSsm Martina member of the First Methodist trained doorbell," her hus Ki-q, ana installed. Call GA Mrs. Ada L. Green; a son, oBbby L. Green, Orlando; his mother, Mrs.

Julia B. Green, Monroe, N. three brothers, Allen Green, Fayetteville, cut or mcht. said estate, has completed the administration thereof and has filed in ssid court her final report and application for discharge. Objections there EXCEPT Church and of the official board of the church, chairman of the board band remarked before he in PLUMBING, rotighlng-ln; Installation; alterations; repairs: esti Margaret E.

Dobson Ronald C. Hunt of trustees, rioriaa Meinooiss rfren'. Home. Enterprise; pait eoun spected the damage; mates; lay-out. H.

M. Poppeli, to, if any, should be duly filed. Alter filing proof of publication showing this notice has been published once a Sydney H. Blase iCharles F. Hunt K.

Magadan Claude Warren ell commissioner of the Boy Scouts. af the Orange County lhe blaze had burned the Jr. iFtlchard HolMngton PAINTING ISSIliC nA Cental Society; member of the Cen week for four consecutive weeks, the; insulation frnm tho cinnrhol' matter of approval of ssid report and! llOm ine aOOrDel. Margaret A. lHarold W.

Hrklns nor repairs. Lifetime resident. tral Dental Society and American Foskett Richard L. Dun, Dental Assn. He was else a master wire, which ran along the the ordering of distribution of said euate will come before the court.

w. Hromnn, CR 7-2873. PAINTING nt ih. N.ttonil Rifle Assn. and Charles C.

Foskett mire Lsmont Thorn M. Nichols sub-flooring in the cellar, a member of the LaCoterie Stellar Ribblett Grayson T. Yetter STRATTON, MRS. MATTIE W. Funeral servlres for Mrs.

Msttle W. Stratton, 83. 1604 Conway Road, who passed away Bunday. will be held Tuesday at 2 00 pra. In the W.

Ouy Biack Home for Funerals Chapel with Rev. C. B. Callaway, Conway Methodist Church ofliclatlng. Interment will be later In Eex Junction, Vermnnt.

Survivors are, a laughter. Mrs Ilmer West. Orlsndo; two sons. William Wlnshln. Randolph.

and Richard Stratton, St. Petersburg, four grand-children: and. 10 great grandchil interior or exterior: free e.n. mts: OA cr OA MARGARET KENNEDY At Administratrix of said estate. MAGUIRE.

VOORHI3 WELLS First publlrstion on Jan. (. 1958. Jan. 13.

20. 27, 1958. COOK. MR. CLARENCE 9JAMUEL PLAS1ERING AND TILE Vt OK iC N.

Raymond Green. Macclesfield, N. and Wheeler Green, Washincton; sisters, Mrs. Nannie Markham, Monroe. N.

Mrs. Ruby Riggins, Charleston, N. and Mrs. Rachel Carpenter, Fayetteville, C. Carey Hand Funeral Home is In charge.

MRS. ANNIE E. IRVINE Mn Annie E. Irvine. 90, 1616 Funeral services for Mr.

Clarence fUmuel Conk. 83. 2020 t. Washington Patching. Free estimates.

Ph. i i PA1N1INQ ior a job eil done reasonably, call Leo's Paint Announce New Way To Shrink Painful Piles Saence Finch Healing Substance That Relieve. Pain, Stopi Itching as it Shrinks Hemorrhoids 1 Fi-rvif-, ra 7-P'-c 9 NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEtTWO OF THE MEMBERS OP THE FEDERAL SAVIN03 AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF ORLANDO dren. The family reoueata that flow A man be born again, he cannot see the kingdom of God. East Side Baptist Church, Aloma Od'hrod Rfl WinW Puric PROFESSOR RAND Phychlc readings, 1300 8 Orange Piwom Tr Ph.

2-S113 EXPERIENCED REAL ESTAIE salesmen. You can make money if you are In the right office and willing to work. I have the office for co-operation and location. H. O.

Fredrirlt Benl-tof. IMP Colonial. OA 4-as, BOARD AND ROOM for e.Qfriy or seml-invalld. Reasonable. Call MT 7-24TV 12 LOST ond FOUND LOST Male red cat, answers to name of "Red," hit by auto Sun.

on Oxford Winter Park. If found (load or alive please phone MI 4-6003. LOST One Airdale bitch In sea-son. Ph. OA Loti, WALE oraiue Ptriau cat.

North end lake Bramlry Re-wsrd Kn CuVe VA 8-1415 LO-Si Yctiow cat aeanru b-. 4 collar with bell. Child's pet. PAINT ANY ROOM tUO ers be omitted and contributions may be made to Conwsy Methodist Andi-rson Decorators In or out- ht a-'iiu: oa V.tf;. Notice Is hereby given thst the an Church Building Fund, Conwsy.

Fla. Arrangements are under the direction of the W. Ouy Black Home for Bt, whs died Saturday, will be held In the Carey Hand Chapel et 10:00 a m. Tuesdtv with the Rev, Malcolm Watson officiating. Rmatns will be sent to Canton, N.

Mr. Cook eame te Orlando from Canton, H. Y. He was a member of Lodge No. 111.

He had been president and chairman of the board of directors of the Bt. Lawrence County Bank. Survivors Include his wife. Mrs. Mary Clifford Cook; two sons.

Clarence I. Orlando, and Carthage, and Lewis, Csnton. a grandson nd two great grandchildren. Carey Hand Funeral Home is In charge. Club.

and the Orlando Coun-r riuh. Besides his wife, Mrs. Harwood died Sunday at PAIN UNO Interior or exterior. Free estimates Fred Miller, teie. Funerals.

a problem!" And among these her residence. Rom in Madison. Mrs mew lork, V. (Special) the first time science has TAtR HANGING Samples; susramrea: 2il yrs. experience; sunerers were a very wide variety of hemorrhoid conditions nual meeting of the members of the American Fedrral Savings and Loan Association of Orlando will be held on the 15th day of January, 1953.

at 2 o'clock In the afternoon at the principal offices of the Association at 301 South Orange Avenue. Orlando, WALTER L. HAYS, President' of American Federal Savings Irvine was a pioneer resident of Orlando. She was a member nf th First Baptist Church and some 10 to 20 years' standing ruKiAuut, i i ri 1 ERo re paired. Larsest renair shop.

orive-in parking. Authorited re- PETTREY, MR. GEORGE Funeral ervlces for Mr. Oeorge F. Pettrey.

4, 625 Tsm O'Shanter who died Saturday in a local hospital, will be held at 2 pjn. Tuesday at the Fetrrhlld Chapel with Dr. William H. Mayfleld officiating. Burial win be In Greenwood Cemetery.

Born In Athens. W. Va Mr. Pettrey moved te three moetha ego from Myrtle Peach. 8.

C. He was ruirs au makes. Creek with All this, without the use of narcotics, anesthetics or astringents of any kind. The secret is a new healing substance (Bio- t.eore Stuart, Robinson at and Loan Association of Or- ph OS, B.4M1 found a new healing substance with the astonishing ability to shrink hemorrhoids, stop itching, and relieve pain-without surgery. In one hemorrhoid ease after another, "very striking improvement" was reported and verified by doctors'observations.

Pain was relieved promptly. And, while gently relieving pain, actual reduction or retraction (shrinking) took place. And most amaiino-nf PAINTING Licensed. Orlsndo references; any sfe Job Insice or out; free estmates; Bn J0I3 ojyne)-tne discovery of i world-famous research instirn Undo. (CORPORATE; SEAL) DOROTHY C.

de NOYE1XE8, Secretary of American Federal Savings and Loan Association ol Orlando. the First Baptist Church Wom-en'l Bible Class. Surviving is a on, Arthur William Irvine, Orlando; a lister, Mrs. Jennie L. Williams, Miami, three grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren.

Fairchild Funeral Home is in charge. Bertha Clark, he is survived by wo daughters. Miss Carol C. Clark. Orlando, and Mrs.

Edward F. Cole, Nashville, a eon, Charles Wes-i Clark, Miami; three Wesley W. Clark. Ban Forest E. Beotl.

St. Peters-, htirg. and Heed W. Beott. CI Texas; a sister, Mrs.

Ralph E. Hoff-irer, Albinv. end thre grandchildren. Deborah and Kathrme Jane CHe and Kim Iule Carey Hand Funeral Home ts in charge. vi''i" pr rh OA BEAUTY PARLORS 14 tion.

Already, Bio-Dyne is in wide use for healing injured ROOF LEAKS REPAIRED uhsue on au parts or the body. This new nealinsr uhstanr- employed by the State Road Com-muslon of West Virginia as a sign winter for many years, Surv1lng re hie wife. Mrs. Edna Pettrey; "our daughters, Mrs. G.

A. Arthur. am. Mrs. John B.

Thorr.p-on. Orlando, Mrs. Frieda Selvey, Myrtle Beach. B. C.

and Miss Mary pettrey, Princeton, W. Va two ens. Donald Pettrey, Orlando, and KALIO i iarillrd Sentinel ft star Dec 30. 1957; Jan. S.

service. Custom built Hi-fi sys 195. tems. Free demorstrstiin. Bruce is offered in wppoaif ory or ot'nt-tnent form called Preparation PeHtrd OA 3-0 -9 -Pa LEOAL NOTICE SrPXiC TANKS VacJU'n itiFd.

MRS. MARGARET J. LUFF The tinaetsnned will sell at public auction for eeh. one 19 Cheyrolet 4- Cases Wnere flocton ohsprva. Vrayson Pettrey.

Princeton, w. V'a Drain fields re'aid. AJ mocera ask ior individually sealed convenient Preparation II suppositories or Preparation II SILVER BEAt'TY SHOP Machine and cold wave up. Ill Orsur- OA 2--'20 SPECIAL $10 cteme oil coid wave 50, Perlette. 24 W.

Pine. 4--Q17 Th''n 16 TRAVEL Information AIR. BUS STEAMSHIP Tickets, tours, cruises. Sunniisnd Travel Bureau. Ormond A.

MrAbee, 30 P're Ft. Ph. OA 2-vni HAVANA NASSAU TOURS Esn Juan Hotel, ph. GA S-2063 sanitary erjh'meni. Ta.

W. IT) Pe-c-i Pd 0 Mrs. Margaret Johnson 81, Ungford Hotel, Winter; Et.PiiC TANKS c.earei; oimment witn special Preparation II is sold at IRVINE, asRS. ANNIE I. Funeral services for Mrs.

Annie Irvine. 90. 11 Harwood Ave. who died Sunday at her residence, will be at 11 a m. Tuesday at the Falrchii, Chapel with Dr.

Henry A. Parker officiating. Burial wilt be In Greenwood Cemetery. Born In Madison, Mrs. Irvine was pioneer resident of Orlando.

She wss a men-' bcr el the first Baptist Church wit Drain Mod era eaii nree oromers, jonn renrey. tyruSiDoor, Serial No 2I2.6VBSFO, Motor lions Were Continued Ovor and Aaron Pettrey. Prince-; No. O01566F5iFB. at 10 00 A.

net-ind ion. W. Va five sisters. Mrs Jsnasri l. at taserton's Gars.e.

Ve tnany months! tertha Crerahesd. Speedway. West Amelia. Orlando. Florida.

The In fact, results Were SO Mrs. f. Hamm. Mrs. Bill undersigned reserves the right to bid.

Ugh that sufferer were jihL Rirsj. Mrs. Goldie Morris, Mrs. Lola Buuerers were a Die Hill, W. Va and seen ASSOCIATES DIPCOCKT CORP.

1 10 "lake SUCH astonishing State-grand -hiirj-cn. Pa a li By: B. f. BROADHEAD tnh rr.ent. service Park, maow uie uw h.

Luff, died Friday in a local hospital. Eora in Eloomuton, EL, au arug counters. Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. Continued on Nesf Peje P. ri Home la in charge ef Jan.

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