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PAGE SEVEN WANT ADS 7-3333 THE JACKSON SUN, JACKSON, TUESDAY. JUNE 1 1, 1957 Blind Children in Class With Other Youngsters U. S. Savings Bonds Good Way To Save, Bankers Still Say Mrs. Shoaf Dies At Milan Hospital; Services Wednesday MILAN, Tenn.

Mrs. Richard B. Shoaf, 74, died about 10:15 p. m. Monday at Milan Hospital where she had been a patient for the past week.

Mrs. Shoaf had been in ill health for two years. She was born and reared in Cov ington, member of a pioneer Tipton County family. She moved to Milan with her. family in 1919 to spread the federal debt among many individuals rather than concentrating it in the banks.

In a sense, savings bonds are in competition with the banks who handle them, since they would like to increase the total in the savings accounts they offer. These accounts, in many commercial banks, now bring 3 per cent. In many savings banks they now bring ZY per cent. Savings Loan Assns. often pay higher rates than that.

So do many corporate bonds and most home mortgages, while some common stocks returned still more. Higher interest rates elsewhere caused redemptions of U. S. savings bonds to top sales by Vk billion dollars in the period between the start of the fiscal year July 1 and the time this spring when Congress gave the treasury power to lift the interest rates to 3Y from 3 per cent. The debate in financial circles over whether banks should go on advising customers to buy savings bonds led the paper to query the bankers.

By SAM DAWSON' NEW YORK The nation's safest Investment risk U. S. savings bonds still have the blessing of nearly two thirds of the country's bankers as a good way to save. Half of them say they feel a patriotic or moral duty to go on pushing their sales for the U. S.

treasury. A third think the new higher interest rates will boost sales, which had been lagging. These are the findings in replies of 500 bankers queried by the American Banker, daily newspaper of banking and credit. The question, however, brought some sharply worded dissents. Many investors have been turning to other investment forms that pay higher returns with the risks involved running all the way from small to frankly speculative.

Bankers have been selling and redeeming these bonds for the U. S. treasury without charge, during the war years out of patriotism, and since as a duty to help the government In its many postwar money needs and its desire NASHVILLE Six blind enil-dren will begin classes with other youngsters today in the first six grades at Peabody College demonstration school here. It is the first classroom situation of its kind in Tennessee for training teachers for blind children. The blind students have special equipment, including braille materials, to match the equipment used by their classmates.

The project is part of a program of teacher training and is the first program of its type in the South. Busiest Intersection In Tennessee Told NASHVILLE The busiest intersection in Tennessee last year was Eighth Ave. and Broadway in Nashville, the State Highway Department has reported. A daily average of 36,120 vehicles on Broadway met 35,770 vehicles on Eighth. In the report published yesterday, other points averaging more than 30,000 vehicles a day included the Market Street Bridge in Chattanooga, Knoxville'i Broadway at Magnolia Union Ave.

in Memphis, and Lamar Ave. in Memphis, 32,600. Wisdom, all of Huntingdon; a sister, Mrs. Nora Butler of Nashville. where her husband became manager of Milan Compress Co.

She was a member of the First Methodist Church; a charter member and past president of the Elizabeth Stone Garden Club; and a president and active member of the Parent-Teachers Association when it was in its infancy. She is survived by her husband. Mr. Shoaf; two sons, James B. Shoaf of Memphis and John A.

Shoaf of Milan; three daughters, Mrs. Roy L. Bryant and Miss Wil-moth Shoaf of Milan and Mrs. -1 1 fJN fi Lyle T. McAllister of Statesville, Milan; Mrs.

Grace Carlisle, Jackson; Mrs. Clara Hart, Milan; Mrs. Mary Ruth Barnes, Jackson; Miss Hester Woodruff, Milan; Mrs. Dorothy Leathers, Jackson; Mrs. Billie Isreal, Jackson; Mrs.

Modean Barnett, Trenton; Miss Catheryne Todd, Trenton; Mrs. Betty Bryant, Milan; Mrs. Bonnie McEwen, Trenton; T. M. Forde district traffice manager, Jackson.

EMBLEMS PRESENTED Service emblems amounting to 233 years were presented to these employes of Southern Bell Telephone Co. From the left, they are C. E. Cox, Tennessee traffic manager, Nashville; Miss Abby Ray Womack, Jackson; Mrs. Grace Gar-many, Milan; Mrs.

Mary Applewhite, Jackson; Mrs. Bessie McCann, Trenton; Mrs. Melen Butler Mrs. Iona Barksdale, N. a brother, Emery Jjringie Covington; six grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.

Services will be at the residence on Paik Avenue at 3 p. m. Wed nesday with the Rev. Lloyd Ramer burn Ashby and J. D.

Ashby; three officiating. Burial in Oakwood William Nogie Ashby Rites for Guy Key cemetery with Fields Funeral daughters, Mrs. Elbert Oatsvall, Mrs. Joe Morgan and Mrs. L.

W. Your Hospital Reports Today Patient Pens Pensive Poem Home in charge. Dies at Huntingdon Are Set Wednesday HUNTINGDON. Tenn. William Thomas Guy Key, 61, died this Stop Pain of Piles Stop It Today At Home Nogie Ashby, 65, died Monday at morning at General Hospital where 7 p.

m. at the clinic of Dr. Roy A. Douglass here. he was taken nine weeks ago following a virus attack.

He was born and reared in Madi Funeral services will be held or money oacK: Wednesday at 2 p. m. at the Oak A despairing mood inspired Mrs. Betty Johnson of Pinson to write a touching bit of verse from her bed at the Jackson-Madison County General Hospital which she relayed Monday by telephone to THE JACKSON SUN. The poem: "On, On, I venture in journey In my frantic race with time.

Searching, forever searching Grove Baptist Church with the Rev son County and spent his entire life An amazing new, stainless compound has been developed to treat torture of simple piles at home. It's called stainless Pazo, and brought instant relief in doctor's Neal Butler officiating. Burial in the church cemetery with Dilday here. He attended County schools and he and his parents, the late Funeral Home in charge. Jesse Ray and Sarah Catherine cluding wonderful Triolyte, not contained in any other leading pile preparation.

This amazing substance has remarkable anesthetic action that stops pain and itching while the medication goes to work reducing the swelling, promoting healing! Get new stainless Pazo. Won't stain clothes. Modern suppositories or ointment both at druggists 1 DISCHARGES: Mrs. Paul Arnold, Milan George W. Bailey, Dyer Mrs.

Addie Baker, 233 Oak Mrs. Ida Blankenship, Lexington Samuel Bourne, Bolivar Sandra Kay Brewster, 320 Bur-kett Robert G. Brien, 113 O'Neal Evan Brown Selmer Teddy Lee Butler, Route 7 Mrs. Gayland M. Echols, 191 Barr Tom Ervin, Bemis Lynn Edward Foutch, Route 2 Sam Free, Friendship Mrs.

Edward L. Glaub, 11 Brentwood Queenie Mae Greer, Route 4 tests: internal ana external reueii He was a retired farmer and the Liberal Party's (Continued from page 1 year-old St. Laurent and Foreign Secretary Lester B. Pearson. One of those defeated was Finance Minister Walter Harris, frequently mentioned along with Pearson as a possible successor to St.

Laurent as Liberal leader. Another was veteran Trade Minister C. D. Howe, often credited with being the most powerful man in the government. Other Cabinet ministers defeat-e dwere Defense Minister Ralph Campney, Associate Defense Minister Paul Hellyer, Revenue Minister James McCann, Works Minister Robert Winters, Labor Minister Milton Gregg, Justice Minister Stuart Garson and Veterans Minister Hughes Lapointe.

Diefenbaker declared that the election showed the Canadians had an abiding belief in the parliamentary system. Most experts had given the Tories little chance for a victory, but had predicted they would make substantial inroads into the huge majority held by the Liberals in the last Parliament. In the 1953 election, the Liberals had won 170 seats to 51 for the Blackmon Key were prominently No other preparation offers such identified in the Browns Church son of the late Mr. and Mrs. George Ashby.

For contentment and peace of Community. proof of results. Many wno sintered for years now enjoy real comfort. Here's why. Pazo combines 6 medically-proved ingredients, in He is survived by his wife, Mrs.

Vonnie Robinson Ashby; four sons, At the time of his death he was Trademark of Grove Laboratories, Ine. Ointment and Suppoaitorie mind. "Now my journey is almost ended, And the shadow of death draws near. Curtis Ashby, Wayne Ashby, Mil. a rural mail carrier.

He had carried mail on route 2 for 37 years, He made his home at 322 Burkett, I still haven't accomplished my and was a member of the Lambuth Memorial Methodist Church, where purpose, But it's life, not death that I fear. he taught the Guy Key Bible Class. Mrs. Everett B. Haynes and "For with death comes release He was also a member of the baby, Bemis from all sorrow, Mite 0 0 Changes Announced In Airline Schedule Commencement of daily flight service to Union City and Dyers-burg has caused a revision in scheduled stops for Jackson by Southeast Airlines.

A new schedule, effective since June 7, lists eastbound departures from McKellar Airport at 8:40 a.m. and 5:10 p.m., Monday through Friday, and westbound flights leaving at 10:19 a.m. and 7:14 p.m., Monday through Friday. Eastbound flights leave McKellar at 8:35 a.m. on Saturdays and Sundays and at 4:40 p.m.

Saturday and 5:10 p.m. Sunday. Westbound departures are listed for 2 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays and 10 p.m. Sunday.

The addition of Union City and Dyersburg to Southeast's intrastate service makes a total of 12 Tennessee cities now being served by the Kingsport airline. W. 0. Bailey Rites To Beat Medina MEDINA, Tenn. William Olice Bailey, 76, died 8:45 p.

Monday at Webb-Williamson Hospital in Jackson after a short illness. He was a farmer in Christmas-ville Road community all his life. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Luttie Franklin Bailey who is now with her sister, Mrs. J.

G. Wise of Mrs. Ray Hudson, 203 West And relief as I draw my last breath. I'll find refuge in the cruel earth tomorrow Deaderick Linda Johns, Memphis Dorth Ann Kennedy, 137 North-wood Alley Ray C. McLemore, Medina Claude alone, Adamsville Howard Clifton Manley, Huron As I keep my appointment with death." FOR ALL MOTOR DRIVEN VEHICLES FOR THE YEAR JULY 1, 1957 TO JULY 1, 1958 Mrs.

Johnson's mother, Mrs. Leo Swift, said her daughter had been Deborah Jean Mitchell, Parsons sick most of her life and that she doesn't know just what her illness is now or the seriousness of it Mrs. Johnson is 23 years old. A ion Alvin Moore, Cedar Grove Mrs. Robert G.

Olwine, New Leb anon, O. Mrs. George Rea, 411 Division Warner A. Ross, Henderson Joe Sanders, 185 DuPree Here's hoping that improved health will inspire the young poet UJVUW 0 Husbands! Wives! Get Pep, Vim; Feel Younger Thouiandj of conples are weak, worn-out, exhausted because body lacks iron. For new younger feeling after 40, try Ostrei Tonic Tablets.

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Stewart and to pen more cheerful verse. Dr. Morrison Wins Verstandig Award baby, 56 Ingram Herschel VanDyke, Trenton Myrtle Vernon, Toone BIRTHS (June 10): Mr. and Mrs. Raymond M.

Maness, 106 Rhea, boy Mr. and Mrs. Sam Arnold, Route Rural Letter Carriers Association, and the Knights of Pythias. The body is at Griffin Funeral Home. Funeral services will be held at 4 p.

m. Wednesday at Griffin Chapel, conducted by the Rev. Harold Townsend, Rev. V. DeShazo.

Burial will be in Browns Cemetery. Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Vera Clark Key, a daughter, Mrs. Bert Barham of Jackson; Three brothers, Will Key and Eugene Key of Jackson and Fred Key of Jackson; two sisters, Mrs. Martha Watkins and Mrs.

Mary Roote of Jackson; and three grandchildren, Tommy Herron of the U. S. Air Force, and Kay and Libby Herron of Jackson. Active pallbearers will be Wil-lard Goodrich, Felix Alec Person, Will Bland, Harry Hamp-son, and J. F.

Witherspoon. Members of the Guy Key Sunday School class will act as honorary pallbearers. Ellington Elected BILOXI, Miss. JP The new president of the Southern Assn. of Commissioners of Agriculture is Buford Ellington of Lewisburg, Tenn.

Other officers elected at the close of the group's convention yesterday were Phil Campbell of Athens, vice president; and Ben Butler of Lexington, secretary. The SACA approved resolutions seeking federal aid for control and eradication of fire apts and screw worm flies. MEMPHIS GB A man who 3, boy Jackson; his brother, B. A. Bailey never completed high school re ceived his medical degree along Mary Helen and Lonnell Hart-shaw, 118 Murray, girl OCCUPANCY: 169 patients.

with a special award during grad uation exercises at the University of Tennessee Medical Units last night. To Head Laboratory Please present your State Certificate of Automobile Registration which bears your State License Number at the time of purchase. The City Ordinance requires that all motor driven vehicles within the city properly display the permit on the windshield for the ensuing year by July 1, 1957. This includes all motor driven vehicles owned, headquartered and housed in the city. Permits may be obtained at the City Recorder's office in the City Hall.

Cars and trucks $5.00. Also tags for Motorcycles, Motor scooters and motor bikes $2.00 B. F. GRAVES, Recorder 1 Dr. Winsor V.

Morrison, 32, of West Plains, received the Charles C. Verstandig award for NASHVILLE (jB A Vanderbilt University chemist has announced his resignation to become head of a new atomic reactor laboratory overcoming the greatest obstacles to obtaining a degree. He was one operated by Columbia University, of 187 UT medical graduates. After military service and mar Dr. Merlin D.

Peterson, profes riage. Dr. Morrison passed a of Jackson; five sisters, Mrs. Lizzie Mays of Medina, Mrs. Lucy Edwards of near Spring Creek, Mrs.

Earl Jennings of Kell, 111., Mrs. Day Cash of Fruitland and Mrs. Floyd Matthews of Jackson. His only son, Charles E. Bailey, preceded him in death Feb.

19, 1955. Funeral services will be at 10 a. m. Wednesday at Replogle Funeral Home here with the Rev. Barney Flowers officiating, assisted by Roy Hill.

Burial at Memorial Gardens. The body will be at the funeral home. Luncheon Speaker Defines 'Service' Paul Harlan, local business man, Rotarian and elder of the First Presbyterian Church, told the Jack sor of chemistry, said the laboratory is being built at a cost of special exam to receive an equiv RUGS UPHOLSTERY CLEANED IN YOUR HOME Use Again Same Day No Shrinkage Pile Raises Colors Brighten Nationally Advertised DURACLEAN SERVICE Phone 7-7335 For Free Estimate Also Moth Proofing with 6-Year Warranty Guarantee alency certificate covering high five million dollars by 10 private school. He then attended the Uni firms at Plainsboro, N. J.

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