The Jackson Sun from Jackson, Tennessee • 24

PAGE FOURTEEN SUNDAY, AUGUST 20, 1939 'Evt! Old Man' (totHe Fish) In Favorite Rote $8,600 Involved In Realty Deals Here LaSt Week each week in the future. While no definite word has been received by company commanders, complete reorganization of the local) units is anticipated in view of the adoption by the division of the new "streamlined" plan. All companies will have vacan cies tO be filled in th vant hfa desired. The guard offers military training as civilian hobby and is regarded as one of the country's best training units. Practically every commissioned officer in the local units has attained his commission following service in the ranks.

plan goes through, but only young men wno can quamy will be accepted for enlistment The National Guard is discouraging the enlistment of married men or the re-enlistment of married men. Young men of high school age are those Mrs. Dick Turner Dies Suddenly At Colorado Springs Remains Arrive Monday and Funeral Arrange-ments Later Twelve Transfers Recorded At Office of J. L. Wallace At Courthouse Mrs.

Ella Crawford Turner, wife of Dick Turner, well known Mobile and Ohio Railroad man, died quite suddenly Friday evening at 6 o'clock at Colorado Springs where she had gone for a stay with her husband who was in a hospital there. The news of Mrs. Turner's death comes as a great shock to her many friends in Jackson. Mrs. Turner left Jackson about June 1 for Colorado and friends here were not aware of her illness.

She was born at Crainsville, near Bolivar, the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Julius Crawford. Besides her husband. Mrs.

Turner is survived by a son, Richard ON ALL OUR 8-Inch, 10-Inch, 12-Inch and 16-Inch Twelve real estate transfers involving the sum of $8,600 were recorded last week at the office of J. L. Wallace at the court house. Eight of the transfers were on property in the county and the remainder in the city wards. The transfers were recorded as follows: A.

E. Moore et ux to Mrs. T. C. Cochran, 9th dist.

$1,700. Charles S. Major et ux to B. M. Russell, 15th.

dist. $2,000. J. L. Mays et ux to Maud D.

Hodges, 2nd. ward $200.. C. C. Glasgow to Sam Covich, 5th.

dist. $100. ler et ux, 2nd. ward $100. Louis H.

Kuntz et ux to C. M. King et ux, 4th. ward $1,400. E.

W. Smith et ux to J. H. Smith et al, 3rd. dist.

$1,000. J. H. Smith et al to E. W.

Smith, 3rd. dist. $1,000. A. W.

Allison et ux to Mrs. N. F. Bumpus et 1st. ward $100.

W. T. Dismuke et ux to W. N. Hearn et ux, Pinson $400.

Dewitt T. Harber et ux to O. C. Forrester et ux, 5th. dist.

$100. Mrs. Zadie F. Cawthon et al to K. L.

Helm et ux, 9th dist. $500. Turner, of this city and a brother. Hugh S. Crawford, of Memphis.

mi The remains will arrive in Jack son Monday morning over the Mobile and Ohio R. R. at 6 o'clock. The funeral arrangements had not been completed on Saturday. IPAKf I I GUARDSMEN DRILL AT THE ARMORY ON TUESDAY EVENING -nmuu I I 1 $3 O1 1 mm ISAM Regular drills for the three companies of the Tennessee National Guard with headquarters in this city will be held on Tuesday evening at 7:45 o'clock at the National Guard Armory.

The units have been holding irregular schedules since the return from the field training period the first of the month but with drills this week it is planned to hold regular drills Im1 1 mm-ma Jackson Lodge Ho. 45 iim nil 'Hflf M. M. Tuesday, Aug. 22 At last! After long months of waiting, Washington-weary Vice-President John N.

Garner is back iJSd 2 fshmS rod at favorite spot near Uvalde, Tex. Top, neighbor Ross Bromfield rows the boat whrie Jack, sun-helmet, dangles the line. Lower left, Garner aims a cast Lower right, the Vice-President ties his canoe to top of his roadster. W. R.

FENNER 106 S. Liberty Phone 2243 7:30 P. M. H. M.

TALKINGTON. W. J. E. BARBER, Secretary Not more-not less Do your insurance policies fit all your needs or do they overlap so that you are bearing the expense of more insurance than you really need? Your insurance needs are definite our service assures that you have neither more nor less than adequate protection.

That's what you want use us to get it. Wilkeraon, Benton Company Winfield Pope, Mgr. National Bank of Commerce Telephone 268 TRENTON CHURCH OF CHRIST IN REVIVAL Grounds Ready For Elks Outing On Next Thursday (Special To The Jackaon Sun) TRENTON, Aug. 19. Beginning Sunday, August 20, a series of meetings will be held at the Church Medical Society Barbecue Monda) Of High Interest Judge Karl K.

Wilkes Will Lead Doctors In Fox Hunt During The Outing The annual outing and barbecue of the Madison County Medical Society will be held Monday afternoon starting at 4 o'clock at Fel-senthal Springs and as an extra added attraction Judge Karl K. of Christ The pastor, Elder Fred W. Chunn of Henry, will be assisted by Elder Joe L. Nether-land, ofMurfreesboro, who will preach each afternoon at 3 o'clock and each evening at 7:45. Mr.

J. W. Travis of Trenton will have charge of the song services. Highway From City In Good Condition, Committee Reports A good surfaced road from the city, and grounds that have received the attention of a crew of workmen during the past week, are ready for the annual outing Clearance Prices On All and barbecue of Jackson Lodge Wilkes will lead the doctors in a real fox hunt during the afternoon. Judge Wilkes is one of the best known sportsmen of this section and his love for good dogs and a hunt is well known here.

The Griffin Funeral Home An Institution With An Ideal judge will have several of his best dogs at the outing and the hunt in the vicinity of Felsenthal Springs will be one of the events of Hie gathering. No. 192, B. P. O.

Elks, according to reports on Saturday. The outing set for Thursday afternoon is the annual outdoor celebration of the lodge and is always attended by a large number of the members. The Elks Grove is located on the Hart's Bridge road, southeast of the city. A permanent -barbecue pit has been built near the artesian well and the large trees there provide ample shade for the festivities. The gates will open at 1 o'clock and the dinner will be served at 4:30.

The route to the grounds is via Highway 45, turn east near the new WTJS transmitter station, just north of viaduct over the Illinois Central R. R. The distance is end lairo Committee on arrangements for tne outing reported Saturday mat everything was in readiness for the afternoon and doctors and their guests are urged to be at the grounds east of the city promptly at 4 o'clock. about eight miles. COLONIAL APARTMENT (No Trade-Ins) One JB6-39 G-E Refrigerator.

Regular Price $189.50, for only DAMAGED BY STORM Both the Grand avenue and the LOOK! You can buy the National Standard Automobile Liability and Property Damage coverage for $18.00 per year. We have paid dividends up to 30 on automobiles since 1914. See or Call KL G. Freeman P. O.

Box 1774 Phone 3676 down-town fire stations answered a call Friday night to the Colonial Apartment about 9:20 o'clock dur ing the height of the ram storm. A One G32A9 G-E Electric Range. $(C(o 1 ifVl brick in one of the upper walls fell inside and broke plastering on the ceiling of an upper partment. It was first thought that light ning had struck the apartment No blaze was found there on the arrival of the fire fighters, however. Regular Price $129.50, for only One G44B9 G-E Electric Range.

Regular Price $154.50, for only DR. REID DAVIS AT WOODLAND MILLS We appreciate the response given our announcement last Tuesdaychange of name, management and ownership of Paint Headquarters. NEED PAINT, WALLPAPER? Let us answer your requirements with the nationally known lines of Pee Gee Paint Dr. Reid Davis, head of the Biology department of Union University, will present a special ad dress Sunday morning to the con One G33A9 G-E Electric Range. Regular Price $159.50, for only gregation of the First Baptist Church at Woodland Mills.

In the absence of the pastor, Rev. Joseph Hanna's Green Seal Point Beautifies protects spreads farther and therefore costs less by the job. Clapp, Dr. Davis will speak from the standDoint of a layman upon and the growing importance of religion to the scientific worm. Dr.

Davis will speak the follow Others Proportionately Low ing Sunday at the First Baptist Church at Fulton, Ky; MADISON HALL TO HAVE A REVIVAL Unitized Wallpaper Sen-Tested and Washable. We Welcome Your Visits a Any Time. SEAIBISIS9S PaSiatt KIea3cpiaffiteffc A revival will begin with services Finer Hi this evening at the Madison Hall Baptist Church, located five miles southwest of the city in the Madison Hall section. Services through Phone 2243 WILSOFl-GEYER COMPANY Wilson-Geyer BIdg. 307-309 E.

Main Phones 2400-2401 out the week will be at 10:30 a. m. and 7:45 p. m. Braxton Sams, a student in Un W.

R. FENNER ion University, and a singer of 106 S. Liberty Webb Barfield, Asst. Mgr. Phone 74 Wm.

C. Webster, Mgr. 118 S. Liberty merit, will conduct the music for the revival and the sermons will be delivered by the Rev. Charles Millican..