1 1 1 1 MEMPHIS, TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 17, 1939 19 THE COMMERCIAL APPEAL, McGee And Molly Help Tuesday Night's Festivities Wags Of Wistful Vista, Heard Over WMC At 8:30, Have Advantageous Spot Between Battle Of Sexes and Bob Hope Show By ROBERT GRAY Fibber McGee and Molly, the wags of Wistful Vista who present another of their weekly apparently have hit their comedy, new season and are contributing tion for standout radio entertainment. the NBC schedule between of Gee show offers a half hour of of big name stars such as many The McGee comedy an easy-go-1 ing, homely type which is distinctive from other radio funfests. As was the case last season, Fibber's show has been aided no end this Fall by the talent of Bill Thompson, young character who enacts the role of the Old Timer, Nick DePopulus, and others. Thompson's performances have struck the ears, not only of lay listeners, but producers of other radio shows. He now regularly on Carlton Morsheard Love a Mystery serial broadcast over WMC at 6:15 p.m.
five days a week. Harold Peary, Don Novis and Maestro Billy Mills and his orchestra are other members of the McGee cast. 1 MORT LEWIS. conductor of the If Had the Chance series, heads program with a different title same, new Fun With the Famous broadcast over WMPS at 9:30 starting. show follows the same general format of If I the Chance will stress comedy.
Initial Fun With Famous guests are Ezra Stone thee Aldrich Family; Homer novelist, and James Montgomery' Flagg, illustrator. WMC Presents Top Shows for Today 'John's Other Wife' Erin O' Brien-Moore Plays Lead At 9:15 A.M. "Bob McKnight's Ranch Boys" Riding the Radio Range At 12:30 P.M. 'Editor's Daughter' Bewildered Bride-to-be At 3:00 P.M. "Johnny Presents" Irene Winston Helps Out At 7:00 P.M.
"Pot of Gold" $1900 to Some Astounded Listener At 7:30 P.M. "Battle of Sexes" And It's a Real Battle, Too At 8:00 P.M. "Fibber McGee" And An International Cast At 8:30 P.M. "Bob Hope" Everybody's Noticing Him At 9:00 P.M. "Uncle Walter's Doghouse" City Slicker Loses Out At 9:30 P.M.
WMC 780 Kilocycles In the Middle Of the Dial NEW YORK, -Following is list of transactions on the New York Curb Exchange giving all stocks and selected bonds traded: Stocks Net Sales in Low Chg. Air Inv war Ala 7 .10, 98 Alum Co Am 1132 132 do pf 6. Alum a 2 95 94 95 43 42 Am Book 4 .90 XAm Centif 1 WW 4 31 31 31 xdo Am Cy .60 19 32 32 Am 35 35 do pf 6 1 114 114 114 Gen 5 5 5 XAm xdo $2 pf 2 25 27 Hard Ru 10 Am 2g .50 95 95 XAm Repub 8 8 8 Am Superpw 5 9-16 9-16 9-16 El Mig Apex App EIP pi .30 111 Ark Gas A 3 7 2 do pf 7 Ark pf 60 96 96 96 xArMWk. 40g 7 40 5 5 7-16 Asso A 11-16 11-16 11-16 Atlas Ply 14 14 Atl Dp Forg 4 4 xAust Sil 12 XAvia Tran 2 2 Babe Wile 21 Bald Lo war 5 00 xBar Sta Stl 1 1 83 00 00 Ir A1.20 Wks 9 xBeech Airc 91 9 91 xBell Airc 221 BellTPa 25 122 122 8 8 Bellan Airc 8 Furn 1 Bliss EW 2 3 17 1.25 27 27 27 xBlue cv Ridge pf3h 40 40 40 xBourjois 4 4 Braz 7 71 Corp 6 6 20g 4 BATb br.868g 00 Brown Co pf .50 23 23 xBrowF Dist 3 2 Rub 1 5 pf 1.60 CC 21 21 21 155g 3 3 pt 50 21 21 21 xCanColAirw Can Marconi Carman Corn 31 103 Carrier Celanpet pf7a 6 108 2 do 1 nf .10 57 57 57 Celluloid 1 4 .80 14 4 14 1 xCenNYP Oh St1.80g bf5 .101 1 94 911 911 91 941 91 Cen St El 4 5-16 5-16 5-16 ChFlexSh 5a. .50 66 .30 9 9 9 Childs pf .25 271 Cit Sve bf 3 51 50 51 do of BB .40 46 Cit Sve $7 bf 40 74 72 72 Clau NeonLts 9-161 9-16 ClevEl Illu 2 501 xClev Tract 5 3 5 34 Develop 2 2 Col 2 25 xCol war 1 ON SHORTWAVE TODAY is Central Standard) p.m.
Variety Feature. GSF. 15.14 19.8 GSD, 11.75 25.5 GSB, 9.51 31.5 ROME 6:30 p.m. in English; Tuesday Symphonies; Antonio Munoz: "The Triumphal Way." 2RO, 11.81 25.4 IRF. 9.83 30.5 p.m.- -News in English.
EAQ. 9.86 30.4 m. -Drama in English. TPB11, 11.88 25.2 p.m. -News in English.
DJD, 11.77 25.4 LONDON- p.m. for Thought." GSD, 11.75 25.5 GSC, 9.58 31.3 GSB, 9.51 31.5 p.m.News in English. TPB11, 11.88 25.2 TPA4, 11.71 25.6 m. Radio Time Table News Broadcasts editions through first WMC feat 8:30 weeks of tonight, the during heavily to Tuesday night's reputathe Bob Hope, the McCouched, advantageously on music and laughter without benefit other Hollywood programs employ. Bob Hope is slated to feature a hat sketch in his WMC program at 9 tonight.
Judy Garland sings "I Got Rhythm" Betty Field, who stepped into the movies via The Aldrich Family drama, will be guest on the sketch over WMPS at 7 tonight. Denis Conan Doyle, son of Sir Artnur Conan Doyle, will be among guests on We The People show through WREC at 8 tonight. Uncle Walter offers proof that a city slicker can get into the Dog House with his small town wife during the Dog House program on WMC at 9:30 tonight Bela Lugosi, horror man of the movies, and Charles Atlas, the strong man, visit Walter O'Keefe and Mary Martin over WREC at 7:30 tonight. TWO TEAMS from a Staten Island literary club competic on Battle of the Sexes at 8 tonight. The telephone will ring again during Horace Heidt's Pot O' Gold program through WMC at 7:30 tonight.
Back on the broadcast at 8 tonight over the third consecutive WALES, Jimmy Durante apparently is now a regular on the Bob Benchley show, which has been decidedly disappointing SO far this season. Lennie Hayton is now regular band ance" by w. leader. Benefits Performer Johnny Presents dramatization during the WMC broadcast at 7 tonight. Berg, erudite catcher of the Boston Red Sox, visits Information Please again at 7:30 tonight over WMPS.
Oscar Le- vant rejoins the expert board. "Our Daily Bread" is the Big Town drama on WREC at 7 tonight, starring Edward G. Robinson. Formerly heard at 8:30 a.m., News Commentator Herbert Harper now is on WMC at 10:45 in the mornings and still 10 at night. Ellen Randolph, star of the serial heard over WMC at 12:15 p.m.
five days a week, is offering $1000 for advice good advice. OTHER EXPECTATIONS TODAY: Dick Himber's orchestra over WMC at 6:45 p.m. Bob Crosby on WREC at 8:30 p.m. Dorothy Tyson over WHBQ at 5:451 p.m. a.m.; 10:30 a.m.: 12:45 p.m.; 3:30 Kilocycles p.m.; 4:30 p.m.; 5:45 p.m.; 10 p.m.; 10:30 WMC-780 p.m.
WREC-600 WMPS-7 a.m.; 7:45 a.m.; 9 a.m.; 10:30 a.m.: 11:45 WMPS-1430 WHBQ-1370 a.m.; 1 p.m.; 2:30 p.m.; 5 p.m.; 6:30 p.m.; (n) Denotes NBC 8:30 p.m.; 10 p.m.; 11:50 p.m. (c) Denotes CBS a.m.; 7:55 a.m.; 10 a.m.; 11:55 a.m.; 3 p.m.; 5 p.m.; 5:45 p.m.; 7:55 p.m.; 10:15 p.m. 6:00 A.M. 11:30 A.M. 5:00 P.M.
Bob McKnight, WMC (n) Farm Home. WMC Show Time. WMC Good Morning. WREC Hits Bits. WMPS News.
WMPS Markets, (c) Music. WREC (c) News; Shorts. WREC 6:15 A.M. Bookman, WHBQ Song Stylists, WHBQ Farm and Home, WMC 11:45 A.M. 5:15 P.M.
6.30 A.M. News. WMPS Staff WMC Billie Walker. WMC (c) Music; News. WREC Jack Armstrong.
WMPS Tune Time. WMPS Tid Bits, WHBQ (c)M. Loring, WREC Vaughn Quartet. WREC 12:00 NOON 5:30 P.M. 6:45 A.M.
Ino the WMPS (n) Barron WMC Cow, Music: News. WREC Organ Music. WREC Starr Time, WMPS Circle, WHBQ (c) Kaltenborn, WREC 7:00 A.M. Friendly Dansante, WHBQ Happy Dan, WMC 12:15 P.M. 5:45 P.M.
(n) News! Music, WMPS (n) Ellen Randolph, WMC Fox and Ruby, WREC Cowboys, WREC News. WMC Hillbilly, (n Tom Mix, WMPS 7:15 A.M. (c)In Europe, WREC WHBQ Gym Class. WMC 12:30 M. Dot.
Tyson, WHBQ (n) Wife Saver, WMPS Ranch Boys. WMC 6:00 P.M. Home Towners. WHBQ Memory Time. WMPS 7:30 A.M.
Finding Fun, WHBQ (n) Easy Aces, WMPS (n) Fred Waring, WMC Home Frolics. 12:45 P.M. News: Shorts, WREC (n) Vocal Vogues, WMPS News. Tid Bits. WHBQ Time to Shine.
WREC Spellcast, WMPS 6:15 P.M. Clock Watchers. WHBQ Accordiana, WREC (n) Mystery, WMC 7:45 A.M. Lunch Topics, WHBQ (n) Keen, WMPS News. WMC 1:00 P.M.
Family Doctor, WREC News. WMPS Staff WMC 6:30 0 P.M. Music; News. WREC News. WMPS Box.
WMC Question 8:00 A.M. Reisman WREC WMPS Dollar Listening. WMC Noon Swing, WHBQ (c) 2nd Husband, WREC Styles: (n) Club. WMPS 1:15 P.M. Singers, WHBQ (c) River Boys.
WREC Sidewalk Reporter, WMC 6:45 P.M. Pepper Pot. WHBQ Pete Pyle. WMPS Himber WMC 8:15 A.M. (c)Dr.
Susan, WREC (n) Dance Music. WMPS (n) Band, WMC 1:30 P.M. Open Gate, WHBQ (c) Organ Music. WREC Flicker Talk. WMC 7:00 P.M.
As Liked. WHBQ Rev. Mangham, WMPS (n)Johnny Presents, WMC 8:30 A.M. (c) Your Family, WREC (n) Aldrich Family, WMPS Music Workshop. WMC Melodies, WHBQ (c Big Town, WREC (c) Merrymakers.
WREC 1:45 P.M. Better Music, WHBQ Martial Airs, WHBQ Devotional, WMC 7:30 P.M. 8:15 A.M. (n) Army Band, WMPS (n) Pot o' Gold, WMC WMC (c) My Son I. WREC (n) Information, WMPS 2:00 P.M.
(c) Tues. Scrapbook, The In-Laws. WREC Party, WHBQ WREC Stuart Drama, WHBQ (n) Mary Marlin, WMC 9:00 A.M. (n) Orphans, WMPS 8:00 P.M. (c) Organ Echoes, WREC (n) Battle of Sexes, WMC (n) Man I Married.
WMC News: Music. WMPS Jam and Jive, WHBQ (n) Benchley, WMPS (c) Kitty Kelly, WREC 2:15 P.M. (c) We the People. WREC Music Box. WHBQ Captivators, WHBQ (n) Ma Perkins, WMC 8:30 P.M.
9:15 A.M. (n) Chase Twins. WMPS (n) Fibber McGee, WMC (n) John's Wife, WMC (c) Society Girl. WREC News, WMPS (n) Career Wife. WMPS 2:30 P.M.
(c) Crosby WREC (c) Myrt Marge, WREC Down on Farm, WHBQ Home Fashions, WHBQ (n) Pepper Young, WMC News: (n) Songs, WMPS 8:45 P.M. 9:30 A.M. M'kets; (c) School, WREC Roller Derby, WMPS (n) Plain, Bill. WMC 9:00 P.M. Church Hymns, WMPS 2:45 P.M.
(c) Hilltop Hymns, WREC (n) Guiding (n) Bob Hope, WMC Jubilee, WHBQ Light. WMC (S'thing Up, WMPS (n) Ted Malone, WMPS Who's Who. WREC 9:45 A.M. 3:00 P.M. Supper Club, WHBQ Music WMC 9:30 P.M.
Betty and Bob. WMPS Editor's Daughter, WMC (n) Club Matinee, WMPS (n) The Dog House, WMC C'rage W'man. WREC Town Crier, WHBQ News: (c) Story, WREC (n) Famous Fun. WMPS Ballad Time, WHBQ (Judith Arlen, WREC 10:00 A.M. Hall of Fun, WHBQ Linda's First Love.
WMC 3:15 P.M. 9:45 P.M. (n) Ensemble, WMPS (n) Stella Dallas, WMC (c) Affairs, WREC (c) Mary Taylor, WREC Singin' Sam. WHBQ 3:30 P.M. 10:00 P.M.
10:15 A.M. News: Shorts. WMC Herbert Harper, WMC (c) Men Books, WREC News. WMPS (n) Happiness, WMC Rhythm Makers, WHBQ (c) Amos Andy. WREC (c) Brenda Curtis.
WREC The Curtain. WHBQ Melodies. WHBQ 3:45 P.M. 10:15 P.M. 10:30 A.M.
Radio Journal, WMC McConnell, WREC (n) King Jesters, News: Markets, WMC (C)Ed (n) Dance WMPS News: (n) Trio, WMPS Island Songs, WHBQ News, WREC (c) Big Sister. WREC 4:00 P.M. Concert, WHBQ 10:30 P.M. Jam for Supper, WMPS News, WMC 10:45 A.M. (c) Clubsmen, WREC (n) Lyman WMPS Herbert Harper, WMC Tea Time Tunes, WHBQ Reisman WREC (n) Most of Life, WMPS Stuart WHBQ Miss Julia, WREC 4:15 P.M.
10:45 P.M. (n) Against Storm. WMC (n) Cugat WMC 11:00 A.M. Tapestries, WREC 11:00 P.M. (n) R'nelli 0 WMC 4:30 P.M.
(n) Martin Prayer: Organ, WMPS Music You Want, WMPS (c) Kate Smith. WREC W. C. Teague, WMC (c) Powell WREC Family Robinson, WHBQ Music: Shorts, A WMPS Continental, WHBQ 11:30 P.M. 11:15 A.M.
(n) WMC Melody WMC 4:45 P.M. (c) Nichols WREC U. S. Reports. WMPS Bob Pigue; Songs, WMC 11:45 P.M.
Judy WREC (n) Dinning Trio, WMPS (n) News, WMC Sunny Tunes, WHBQ (c) Scat Baines, WREC Music; (n) News, WMPS -The Commercial Appeal Station WMC GEE WHIZ! I'M IN THE DOG HOUSE Tune In on radio's lovable hard-luck kid. Hear another hilarious episode from the dailylife of Henry Aldrich America's teen-age hero. Don't THE ALDRICH FAMILY Starring Ezra Stone as Henry Aldrich 7.00 P.M. WMPS See the adventures of Henry Aldrich in the movie, "What a Life' at your favorite local theatre. The Curb Market Net Sales in Low Closel Chg.
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All others are dealt on an unlisted trading basis. Rates of dividends in the foregoing table are annual disbursem*nts based on last quarterly or semi-annual deciaration. Unless otherwise noted. special or extra dividends are not included. xd-Ex-dividend.
a--Also extra or extras. -Declared or paid so far this year. f-Pavable in stock. e- -Paid last year. h--Cash Or Stock.
k-Accumulated dividend paid or declared this year. ur- -Under rule. -With warrants. XW- Without warrants. war- Warrants.
Curb Domestic Bonds Sales in Low Close Ala Pow 5s 51 5 1051 1 do 67 17 Am 5s 2028 12 108 108 108 Am 6s 2016 9 Ark 5s 56 6 As Elec 53 10 59 59 59 As 5s 50 1 43 do 5s 68 4 423 42 do 4 8 49 2 401 xBaldw Loco 6g 50 11 127 125 Birm El 68 12 93 93 93 Cen St El 58 48 1 41 Cities Serv 58 58 12 705 71 do 5g 50 27 71 71 Cit 49 3 81 801 Cit Pw 52 121 Cont 5g 58 20 84 83 83 1 XEast 48 56 A 781 Sales in Low Close Elec 5s 2030 521 74 ria 58 54 11 1101 Ga Pow 5s 67 7105 105 105 Ill Pw Lt 5s 56 22 99 99 99 Ind Svc 5g 50 1 67 67 67 Inters Pow 68 52 3 53 53 do 5s 57 21 67 67 Ky Util 5s 61 15 100 993 Lou 58 57 1 106 Minn 78 1 102 102 102 Miss Pow 5s 55 10 Nat 5s 2030B 5 106 106 Nevada Cal 58 56 11 74 74 Eng 5s 50 6 68 68 68 Eng Pw 51.. 7 99 Eng Pow 5s 48 16 80 2 103 103 103 Pac 5s 55 5 89 77 18 Penn El 4s 71 3 101 101 101 Peo is 61 1 Pug Sd 12 931 1 93 do 5s 50 921 921 92 do 50 6 881 88 6s 2025 A 16 108 xSpalding 5s 89 1 48 Stand 6s 51 2 673 671 67 do 6s 66 4 67 Stand 6g 57 5 xStarrett Coryp 5s 501 5 18 18 18 Tex El 5s 60. 2 103 103 Tex 58 56 25 103 110 Tide Wat 5s 79 A 2 95 Tw RT 52 A 4 59 Unit 68 75 84 84 81 Unit Rv 52 87 87 87 Newsp Un 68 44 58 1 Wise 4s 66 A 1101 191 1101 Total bond sales today, year ago, $2,255,000. ROBERT (PAT) GLISSON. POLICE OFFICER, DIES Was Friend Of Children At Overton Park Robert P.
(Pat) Glisson, brother of Capt. Frank Glisson of the Police Department Homicide Bureau, and known to thousands of Memphis children whom he met daily as an Overton Park policeman, died at 1:15 o'clock this morning at John Gaston Hospital of a cerebral hemorrhage. He was 36. Mr. had been in appargood health, according to members of his family.
He was stricken 10:15 o'clock last night at his above, 782 North Parkway. Tenn. He was Mr. a native Glisson of had Obion County, employee of than the 10 Park years and Commission during his career as policeman in Overton Park he was a favorite with the children visiting its playgrounds and 200. Besides Captain Glisson, he leaves his wife.
Mrs. Mary Glisson; his father, D. C. Glisson Polk, Patrolmand Harwood A. three F.
Glisson other Glisson of brothers, Jackson, and D. C. Glisson Jr. of Palk. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
RITES PLANNED TODAY FOR K. T. M' CONNICO Prominent Nashville Attorney Dies Suddenly NASHVILLE, Oct. Funeral services will be held here at 2:30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon for K. T.
McConnico, prominent Nashville attorney, who died suddenly yesterday at a New Orleans hotel. Burial will be in Mount Olivet Cemetery. Mr. McConnico, 65, one of the legal aides in the E. H.
Crump political organization, was in New Orleans to take depositions in a lawsuit. Death resulted from influenza and a heart attack, Dr. G. Grenes Cole, Orleans Parish coroner, said. He nad been in ill health several months.
He leaves his wife and a son, K. T. McConnico Jr. LOAN FIRM ONE YEAR OLD White System Will Celebrate Its Anniversary Today The White System of Memphis, of 10 North Second. service to the wouldbe borrower of sums ranging from $50 to $1000, celebrates its first anniversary today.
The White System was organized here by a group of Memphis business men. Dave L. Jolly is president of the White System; Herbert B. Moriarty, vice president, and Lloyd B. Lovitt secretary-treasurer, Directors including the officers are John L.
Exby, Dr. A. C. Lewis, J. M.
Purvis and Dan M. White. John R. Sneed COLDWATER. Oct.
16. John R. Sneed, rural mail carrier, died suddenly in the postoffice at noon today after he from his mail route. hade returned. BARGE POSITIONS Positions of Federal Barge Lines towboats in nautical miles from New Orleans at 6 p.m.
yesterday follows: Illinois. south, 868 miles: Minnesota, north, 867; Missouri, south. 725; Hoover, north, 731; Vicksburg, north, 689; Baton Rouge, south, at Helena, 565: Memphis, south, 536: Cairo, north, 482; Natchez, north. 361: Louis. north.
at Baton Rouge, 132. and Iowa at New Orleans. HARRY L. BETTY DIES AFTER LONG ILLNESS Retired Candy Executive To Be Buried At Nashville Harry L. Betty, retired candy manufacturer and resident of Memphis for 36 years, died at 10:50 o'clock yesterday morning at his home, 224 Hawthorne, following an illness of several years.
He was 59. Mr. Betty was formerly vice president of the J. J. Dougherty Candy Company here for years, and later was president and general manager of the Belmont Candy Company until his retirement three years ago.
He was born in Mt. Juliet, near Nashville. A charter member of the Memphis Rotary Club, Mr. Betty was active in the club for many years. He also was a former member of the Business Men's Club, the Saddle and Spur Club and the Colonial Country Club.
Besides his wife, Mrs. Gertrude Dougherty Betty, he leaves a daughter, J. Cummins of Blytheville, two brothers, J. C. Betty of Nashville and A.
M. Betty of Dallas, Texas; four sisters, Mrs. J. M. Bradley, Mrs.
Jessie Turner, Mrs. George M. Buck of Nashville, and Mrs. R. J.
Fitzpatrick of Donelson, Tenn. The body was sent last night to Nashville by Spencer -Sturla Funeral Home. Services will be held this afternoon at 3 o'clock at Mrs. Fitzpatrick's home in Donelson. Burial will be in Nashville.
FRANK EDWARD PRACHT Resident of Memphis 16 Years Dies After Long Illness Frank Edward Pracht, 1925 Oliver, former salesman for Orgill Brothers and a resident of Memphis for 16 years, died yesterday morning at the Methodist Hospital, where he had been taken four weeks ago. had been ill two years. He wHo, Born in Brownsville, Mr. Pracht was a member of Board of Stewards of St. Paul's Methodist Church and belonged to the Woodmen of the World.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Beulah Violet Pracht, two sisters, Mrs. L. M. Holbrook of Memphis and Mrs.
Moore of Los Angeles; and two brothers, E. M. Pracht of Los Angeles and G. H. Pracht of Brownsville.
The Rev. H. A. Butts and the Rev. J.
B. Jordan will conduct funeral services 1:30 o'clock this afternoon at the National Funeral Home. Burial will be in Oakwood Cemetery at Brownsville. MRS. PHYLLIS FULK Funeral Services Will Be Held This Afternoon Funeral services for Mrs.
Phyllis Hostetter Fulk, prominent Memphis noon at her 2152 Washingmusician hondied. Sunday afterton, will be held at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon at Cole- Wilson Funeral Home. The Rev. J. J.
Walker will officiate with burial in Forest Hill Cemetery. Active pallbearers will be Howard Ross. Bruce Graves, Charles Steele, Walter Furbish, Atlanta; Shy Cayce and Dr. R. O.
Rychner. Honorary pallbearers will be Edward L. Fowler, Fritz Faehrmann, S. A. Kohlbry, David Griffith Charles Scates, J.
M. Nurre, Atlantic City; Milton Picard, Ramon Diaz and Andy Levaggi, Dubuque, Iowa. THE REV. C. C.
PUGH Father of Memphian Dies in Home At Birmingham The Rev. Conde C. Pugh, retired Baptist minister of Birmingham, and father of Gilmore Pugh, executive director of the City Beautiful Commission, died of a heart attack at his Birmingham home yesterday morning, 11 days before he was to have performed his son's wedding ceremony. He was 73. The Rev.
Mr. Pugh held pastorates in several Alabama towns during his ministry and recently had accepted appointment as chaplain in a Birmingham hospital. Gilmore Pugh's wedding to Miss Martha Huggins of Birmingham had been planned for Oct. 27 at Birmingham. Besides Mr.
Pugh, the Rev. Mr. Pugh leaves his wife and two other sons and a daughter. MIDSOUTH DEATHS YAZOO CITY, Lawson, 19. MERIDIAN, Arthur Sidebottom, 64.
FLORENCE. Ala. -William H. Hunt, 66; John GREENWOOD, Miss. -Henry S.
Weston, PHILADELPHIA, -Sam Graham, 56. HATTIESBURG. Miss. -C. Z.
Stevens 69. BAIRD. -John M. West. Tennessee Assistance Funds Total $578,000 For October BIRMINGHAM.
Oct. total of $578,500 will be paid in October to the needy aged, the needy blind, and dependent children in Tennessee, according to an estimate made public today by W. N. Pearce, acting regional director of Social Security in Birmingham. Of this amount, which is an estimate the combined total payments from Federal, state and local funds, based on state reports to the Social Security Board for previous months, $380,000 will go for aid to the aged; $18,700 for of the blind; and $179,800 for aid to dependent children.
The October estimates indicate, according to Mr. Pearce, that there will be about 38,000 recipients of old-age assistance, 1700 recipients of aid to the blind, and 26,100 dependent children receiving aid in Tennessee for the month. State Total National $47,026,000 Alabama 241.800 Florida 537.100 Georgia 267,700 Mississippi 150.900 South Carolina 282.000 Tennessee 578.500 A breakdown of October estimates of follows: State National $47.026.000 Alabama Florida Georgia Mississippi South Carolina Tennessee Average payments per needy aged per per family for August follows: State National Alabama Florida Georgia Mississippi South Carolina Tennessee Mississippi has no approved plan for Security Act. Still Unconscious Injured in an auto crash near Horseshoe Lake on Oct. 8, V.
L. Munday of 1626 Linden last night had not regained consciousness at Gartly-Ramsay Hospital. He suffered head injuries. BETTY- -At residence, 224 Hawthorne, morning. Oct.
16, 1939, at 10:50 o'clock, Harry L. Betty, aged 59 years, husband of Mrs. Gertrude D. Betty: father of Mrs. Claire Betty Cummins, brother of Mrs.
J. M. Bradley, Turner Mrs. G. M.
Buck, Mrs. Jessie Betty of Nashville, Tenn. Mrs. R. J.
Fitzpatrick of Donelson, Tenn. A. M. Betty of Dallas. Texas and J.
C. Betty of Nashville, Tenn, Remains were taken from the SpencerSturla Memorial Chapel, 1745 Union Ave. overland to Donelson, where services will be held at the residence of his sister. Mrs. R.
J. Fitzpatrick this (Tuesday) aft. ernoon at 3 o'clock. Interment in Nashville, Cemetery, FULK. At the residence.
2152 Washington Avenue, Sunday afternoon, Oct. 15, 1939, at 3 o'clock. Mrs. Phyllis H. Fulk, aged 49 years; wife of Lyman F.
Fulk; mother of Mrs. Carl Kress and Richard L. Fulk, both of New York City; daughter of Mrs. Josephine Hostetter of Bloomington, sister of Mrs. C.
E. O'Neal of Delaware, Ohio, Mrs. H. L. Krieger of Western Springs, Mrs.
H. L. of Detroit, Harry Hostetter of Gonzales, Texas and Brooks Hostetter of Houston, Texas. Funeral services conducted by Rev. J.
J. Walker will be held at Cole- Wilson Funeral Home, 1500 Union Avenue, this (Tuesday) afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, Interment in Forest Hill Cemetery. HERMENEGILD -At St. Joseph's Hospital, Sunday afternoon, Oct. 15, 1939, at 3:30 o'clock, Sister M.
Hermenegild, aged 56 years. Mass will be celebrated at St. Joseph's Hospital Chapel at 9 o'clock this (Tuesday) morning. Calvary Friends invited. Arrange- Inin Cemetery.
ments by J. J. Collins Funeral Home. MANIERE- At New Orleans, La. Saturday evening, Oct.
14, 1939, at 6:30 o'clock, Julia Batte Maniere, aged 32 years; mother of Russell Maniere of New Orleans, the daughter Dr. of William Susie Howell Greer and late Batte of this city; sister of Mrs. J. A. Kendall of New Orleans, and Howell Batte of this city.
Funeral services conducted by the Rev. Dr. J. J. Walker, will be held at the J.
W. Norris Funeral Home, Union at Bellevue, this (Tuesday) morning at 11:00 o'clock. Friends are invited. Interment in Elmwood Cemetery, MERKT--At residence, 1042 North Parkway, Monday evening. Oct.
16, 1939, at 8:30 o'clock. Mrs. Mamie Merkt. Mother of Mrs. L.
J. Pierini of this city and Fred E. Merkt of Los Angeles, Calif. Grandmother of Peggy Jean, Louis J. Philip Eugene Pierini, all of this city.
Due notice of time and place of funeral will be given. Spencer-Sturla Servee. OMBERG -At residence 3669 S. Galloway Drive Monday morning, Oct. 16, 1939, at 11 o'clock, William Fulton Omberg, aged 56 years, husband of Katherine Rogers Omberg; father of Mrs.
Arthur Littletore of Nashville, brother of Mrs. Gran. of Atlanta, Arthur Chalmers Omberg ville Allison of Nashville, Tenn. Funeral cortege will depart from the residence this (Tuesday) morning at 8 o'clock for the St. Mary's Cathedral (Orleans and Poplar) where services conducted by Dean H.
B. Hoag will be held at 9 o'clock. Friends invited. Cremation will follow. Thompson Brothers Mortuary.
PRACHT -At Methodist Hospital, Monday morning, Oct. 16, 1939, at 2:25 o'clock. Frank E. Pracht, aged 54 years, husband of Mrs. Beulah Violet Pracht; brother of Mrs.
L. M. Holbrook of Memphis. G. H.
Pracht of Brownsville, E. M. Pracht and Mrs. W. T.
Moore of Los Angeles, Calif. Funeral services conducted by the Rev. H. A. Butts and the Rev.
J. B. Jordan will be held at the National Funeral Home. 1177 Union Avenue this (Tuesday) afternoon at 1:30 o'clock. Friends are invited.
Interment in Oakwood Cemetery, Brownsville, Tenn. SCAIFE- At residence, 1139 Madison Avenue, Friday morning, Oct. 15. 1939. at 4:26 o'clock, Arthur Eugene Scaife, aged 72 years, husband of Mrs.
Donella Nichols Scaife of Memphis, father of Mrs. Stanley Lazarus, both of grandfather Freeport. of L. I. Stanley Matthews Funeral services will be held at the National Funeral Home, 1177 Union Avenue this (Tuesday) afternoon at 3:00 o'clock.
Friends are invited. (New Orleans, papers please copy). SMITH- -At residence, Rosemark. Monday evening, Oct. 16, 1939.
at 9:30 o'clock. Mrs. L. J. Smith.
aged 77 years. mother of Mrs. T. D. Wylie.
Mrs. Ethel Kelly. Miss Lucy Smith. Mrs. J.
R. Cole and Otis G. Smith. all of Rosemark, J. R.
and Hoyt Smith of Memphis; sister of E. J. J. H. C.
A. C. A. and W. H.
Moore, all of Rosemark. Tenn. Funeral' services conducted by the Rev. C. B.
Betts will be held at the residence. Rosemark. this (Tuesday) afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Friends are invited. Interment in Rosemark.
Cemetery. ArI rangements by the National Funeral Home. SNEED- John aged 50. died suddenly at 12:30 p.m. Monday, Oct.
16. He leaves his wife, Mattie Poindexter Sneed: daughter, Mable Sneed Burford of one Batesville: one son, John Paul Sneed at the University of Mississippi, father, Sam Sneed of Coldwater: one brother, Sam Sneed of Oxford: three sisters, Mrs. Carrie Sneed Crofford of Memphis, Mrs. P. W.
Perry of Olive Branch, Mrs. T. H. Collins of Lewisburg. Services will be conducted from the Baptist Church of Coldwater at 2 p.m..
Oct. 17, by William 0. Beatv. pastor. Arrangements by C.
0. Pate Funeral Home, Coldwater. Miss. LARGE DISPLAY OF MONUMENTS At 889 Union. Pr.
8-5466. Memphis. Tenn. Visit our showrooms, where a large variety of monuments and markers are on display for your selection. MEMORIAL STUDIO Best Prices.
Erect Anvwhere. FOREST HILL CEMETERY Includes large memorial park naving no monuments. Also beautiful community mausoleum and monument section. Hard surface roads. Convenient Forest Hill bus line.
Values greater. Prices less. SPRAYS, FUNERAL DESIGNS WREATHS T. G. OWEN SON.
1455 UNION Phone 2-7582 At prices you can afford to pay JOLLY--At John Gaston Hospital, Friday, Oct. 13, at 12 o'clock, Mr. Pat Henry Jolly. Father of Mr. Marshall Mr.
Lee. Mr. Wilbez Jolly of Chicago. Uncle of Mrs. Maud Jones and Ophelia Jones of Raleigh.
Father-in-law of Mrs. Hanna M. Jolly and Willie Jolly. Grandfather of Lewis and Nonia Jolley. Other relatives and friends.
Wake this (Tuesday) night from residence. 752 Lane Avenue at 6:30 Funeral Wednesday, Oct. 18, from Oakland C. M. E.
Church. Oakland, 11 a.m. Rev. M. Auston.
pastor, officiating and Rev. R. Franklin. Interment at McCulley Cemetery. N.
H. Owen Son in charge 433 Scott Street. Phone 4-2168. KNOX- 16. At Kerrville, Monday.
Oct. 1939, Mrs. Eliza Knox, mother Mrs. Salonia Johnson. Willie Wallace.
Inell Matthew, James Trousdale, Dennis and Edward Knox. Wake at above residence, this (Tuesday) night, Oct. 17, 1939, after Funeral 6 p.m.. Wednesday, Oct. 18.
from St. Paul No. 2. Revs. J.
H. Jones and Dan Motley officiating. United Home, Atoka, James H. Christmas, Mgr. Phones 4-0870 -4-2168.
ROBINSON--At John Gaston Hospital, Oct. 13. 1939. at 3 a.m., Mr. Sam Robinson, beloved husband of Mrs.
Victory Robinson. Father of Mr. William Robinson of Gary, Ind. Son of Mrs. Palila Stokes of this citv.
Brother of Mr. Will Robinson of Clarksdale. Miss. Brother-in-law of Rev. B.
F. Belcher of Farrell, and other relatives and friends to mourn their loss. Funeral services will be held at Morning Star M. (Bungalow Subdivision) this (Tuesday), Oct. 17.
1939, at 11 a.m. with the pastor, Rev. W. T. Vannhook officiating.
assisted by Rev. S. 0. Chatman. Interment in Rose Hill Cemetery.
Arrangements by Hollywood Funeral Home Inc. Phone 4-9340. WILLIAMS- At John Gaston Hospital, Sundav. Oct. 15, 1939.
at 2:15 a.m.. Mrs. Rena Williams: mother of Mrs. Ora Morgan, Tennie Dean. Mrs.
Pearl Phillips. Ethel Koger, Leonard, Finas. Jack. Oscar. Aubrey.
Jimmie Lee, Leatha. and Ollie Williams. Sister of Arthur and Albert Williams. Mother-in-law of Earnest Koger. Bud Dean and Jasper Phillins, Grandmother of 40 grandchildren and 20 great grandchildren.
Remains will lie In state after 6 o'clock this (Tuesday) evening at Annasdale Bantist Church. Funeral services will be held Wednesday. Oct. 18. 1939.
at 2 o'clock at the church with Rev. E. B. Danner and Rev. Sinclair conducting the services.
Interment in St Mark Cemeterv. Collierville, Tenn. Southern Funeral Home Service, Phone 8-3101. Spencer -Starla Funeral Home 1745 Union Ave. Tel.
7-7700 A DISTINCTIVE SERVICE WELL WITHIN YOUR MEANS 'Ask About Our Burial Association' John J. Collins FUNERAL HOME Dependable Ambulance Service 872 Poplar Tel. 8-0467 Relatives and friends of the deceased will appreciate, and long remember, a service of dignity and correctness amid the most beautiful surroundings at the COSMOPOLITAN FUNERAL HOME 1900 Union Avenue Phone 2-2331 Died Lodge Notices MEMPHIS LODGE No. 118, F. 19 17.
gree A. 1939, M. this will (Tuesday) beginning confer at the evening, 7:30 First Oct. p.m. DeVisiting brethren welcome.
A. W. SUTTON, W. M. CHARLES E.
LODGE, Secretary. SUMMER AVENUE LODGE No. 729, F. A. M.
will hold a special meeting this (Tuesday) evening, Oct. 17. at 7:30 p.m. Work in the Third Degree. All Master Masons cordially invited.
W. 8. JONES. W. M.
F. N. PETERSON, Secretary, PARK AVENUE LODGE No. 362, F. A.
M. will hold a school of instruction at its temple, Cooper and Carr Avenue, this (Tuesday) Oct. 17, 1939, at. 7:30 p.m. Visiting brethren welcome.
FRANK EVANS. Instructor. GEORGE F. BAUER, W. M.
C. MUIR. Secretary. NORMAL CHAPTER No. 295, 0.
17. ing E. at this 8. 8 will o'clock (Tuesday) hold at a the special evening, Masonic meet- Oct. for Hall, 3618 Southern Avenue, the purpose of conferring the degrees and observance of friendship night.
Eastern Stars cordially invited. MARY SMITH, W. M. LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICE TO BIDDERS PROPOSALS Proposals will be received by the Board of Light, Gas Water Commissioners, City of Memphis, at its offices, 178 Madison Avenue, Memphis. Tennessee, up to 2 o'clock P.
M. Friday October 20, 1939. for furnishing f.o.b., Memphis, Tennessee, freight prepaid: -Lineal feet of Standard lap weld black steel pipe, in double random lengths, with plain ends beveled for welding. The time of delivery, together with the price, will be given due consideration in award of contract. The Board of Light, Gas Water Commissioners reserves the right to reject any or all bids, to waive any informalities in the bids.
or to place the order with whomsoever they may elect. Address proposals to the Memphis Light. Gas Water Division, 179 Madison nue. Memphis, Tennessee. Mark: 'Bid on Black Steel Pipe." MEMPHIS LIGHT, GAS DIVISION.
C. S. Beatus. Director of Purchases, Stores and plies. Personals I LOWEST PRICES We specialize in the cleaning and ing window shades and Venetian blinds.
Modern, up-to-date methods. Satisfaction guaranteed. Also complete line new shades. Venetian blinds, awnings, linoleum. etc.
We cheerfully give free estimates. MEMPHIS SHADE CO. 8-6388 FURNACES. grates, gutters cleaned, repaired. Roofing, leaks stopped $1.00.
Painting or bricklaying, very best work, guaranteed. Honest prices. Free estimates. Call Adams, 8-8960. ROOF repaired; chimneys and furnaces cleaned, grates rebuilt.
Plastering done. We specialize in all kinds house repair1ng. Lowest prices. Work guaranteed. 7-3696.
FULNITURE repaired, upholstered, refinished, cheapest prices. Estimates free: 30 years' experience. Trade for furniture. Herbert Strother, 7-5928, 78 N. Tucker.
WINDOW GUARDS, $1.10 each, complete. Strong, beautiful. ornamental wrought iron. Estimates without obligation, workmanship guaranteed. 2-1098, LADIES and gentlemen, have your Fall suits and coats remodeled, altered or relined by an expert.
Elrich, the Tailor. 271 Shrine Bldg. FURNACES and chimneys cleaned with Imp. No dirt, laundry or carpet ing afterwards. Puts out chimney fires.
Guaranteed. Phone 8-8075. FURNACES, chimneys, roofs, grates repaired cleaned. I stop any leak. Work guaranteed, 29 experience.
Reasonable. 8-0157. FLOOR sanders for rent. refinish your own floors, reasonable. Lawn mowers sharpened.
Winn Hardware 1443 Mississippi. 3-5522. HAT CLEANERS exclusively, ladies' or gents. Mail orders given prompt attention. Phelan The Hatter, 52 N.
Third. PLUMBING repairs. do it for Call Liberty Cash Plumbers. 7-1146. Prompt Service.
Work guaranteed. WOMEN 16 to 76 to join classes start Oct. 12. Reducing poise posture, charm beauty. Louise Lynn, Reid Hotel.
WANTED 2000 more awnings, take down. store for Winter. Pay when installed. Bluff City Awning Co. 2-3037.
WINDOW GUARDS Beautiful ornamental wrought iron. See my guards, get my prices before you buy. 8-1644. FURS. made and repaired; first-class work.
40 years' experience. Madame Limoge, 1696 Carruthers. 2-5135. MASSAGF-Swedish, electric. alcohol rub for nervousness, neuritis, muscular pains.
2-9938. GENERAL Swedish massage. Reduces nervousness. Experienced masseuse. 8-5467, 869 Poplar.
Apt. 1. GUARANTEED termite. bedbug. waterbug.
rat. roach control. Fumigation Service. Terms. 4-4362.
CURTAINS -Family Curtain Laundry, 2128 Vinton. 7-3569. Work guaranteed. Call for, delivered. RADIATOR register shields and grille enclosures.
James Lyne, 1947 Higbee, 7-4725. MASSAGE Hand massage, good rubdown: also Electric Vibrator treatment, 2-0942. TERMITES, roaches. bedbugs, trees sprayed, pruned, treated. Lee Bell, 4-1368.
FRED G. JONES ELECTRIC -Residential, commercial wiring. Electrical repairs. 1365 Madison. 2-8436.
PLUMBING and gAs reasonable, connections, E. new repairs, A. Byrnes, 2-4880. ABSORENE wallpaper cleaning, $1 room. Work guaranteed.
Good references. 8-0902. Dillingham. RING ROLLER REDUCER- Treatment! Sensational! Marvelous! Inches quickly rolled away. 5-2047.
FURNITURE and stoves repaired and refinished. W. E. Rose, 2552 Poplar, 4-2565. FOR general house cleaning, cleaning wall paper, waxing.
polishing floors, call perio: House Cleaners, 2-9441. FURNITURE repaired, finished. upholstered, springs tied, reasonable, free estimates. Johnston's, 7-2964-J. MASSAGE Sun- Ray, Violet.
Ray treatments for neuritis, rheumatic, muscular pains. 8-2471. FURNACE cleaning and stoker service. Southern Appliance 1149 Union. Herbert Streuli.
EXPERIENCED laundress wants work at home. Call 4-8773 MISS JULIA THE HATTER- Hats remodeled. 52 North Third. 5-2345. CURTAINS laundered.
15c. Guaranteed. Mrs. Hurst, 35 South Avalon, 7-4408. CURTAINS, 10c pair, call for and deliver.
Also washings. Reliable. 4-9396. FLOORS sanded and finished. Old floors made new.
Call Carman, 7-4687. EFFICIENT laundress: Damp wash, 3c: finished, 7c. Call for, deliver. 2-9227. LAUNDRY Shirts, 10c; upholstery.
Flat work, Curtains, 10c-20c. 3-1608-W PLUMBING and gas. New and repair. Reasonable. W.
T. Houser. 7-2903. BROKEN VACUUM CLEANERS rebuilt, all makes. Estimates free.
Bry's. 5-2531. FOR prompt deliveries. Errands, bills paid, etc Memphis Package Delivery. 5-9210.
FIREWOOD cut to suit your requirements. Reasonable prices. Call 8-1373. CURTAINS hand laundered, 15-20c. Call for, deliver, 1234 Harbert.
7-6243-J. FURS all kinds remodeled, cleaned, glazed: experienced. 290 Cossitt Place. 8-4308. SLIP COVERS, draperies, curtains made.
2-piece slip covers, $6.00. 2-3961. Compared with August figures, as reported by the state, the October estimates show a slight increase in both the number of recipients and the amount of expenditures. The average payment for old-age assistance in Tennessee in August was for aid to the blind, and for families with dependent children in their care, $18.34. More than two and one-half million men, women and children will, it is estimated, receive Federalstate aid in October in all the states taking part in these programs under the Social Security Act.
A breakdown of October estimates of amounts paid to the needy aged, dependent children and blind in the six Southeastern States served by the Birmingham Regional office follows: Aged Children Blind $36,613.000 $9,366,000 $1,047,000 442,800 65.800 28.500 165,400 71,500 4.900 182.200 75.700 9.800 146.500 4,400 197,200 9.800 380.000 179,800 18,700 the number of persons receiving payments Number Number of Number of Aged Children of Blind 1,885,300 720.600 45.600 17.500 16.400 550 36.000 6.800 2.200 22,600 9,900 980 19.800 610 21.200 13.400 900 38.000 26.100 1.700 son, blind person and average for children Aged Blind Children (per family) $19.43 $23.01 $31.25 9.44 8.88 13.00 12.29 12.94 25.29 8.11 10.01 20.44 7.40 7.22 8.15 10.92 16.30 10.04 10.97 18.34 aid to dependent children under the Social Special Notices 1-A NURSING or convalescent home. Semiinvalids. Graduate nurse. Pleasant and refined surroundings. Individual and sympathetic attention.
Phone 2-4461. WILL not be responsible for any debts made by anyone other than myself. B. A. Bee.
1750 Nelson Ave. WILL not be responsible for any made by anyone except myself. W. B. Rast, 2001 Linden Ave.
Kodak Finishing 1-B Cameras Let Lowenstein's develop your KODAK FILMS Any size roll of film (6 or 8 exposures) developed, one print of each good negative, all for 25c. Mail orders filled. Camera Shop, LOWENSTEIN'S Main Floor. Remodel. -Repair 1-D PAINT UP-FIX UP WE FINANCE NO DOWN PAYMENT Floors sanded and refinished, linoleum or Ken-Tile for kitchen and baths.
Venetian blinds, metal weatherstrips. L. Deal Flooring 2239 Union. 7-1092. CUARANTEED leak repairs.
Gutter cleaned, painted, repaired. Expert workmanship. Covington 4-3125. NO CASH required on remodeling, repairs, painting. papering.
decorating. 3-0792. C. Irvine. REMODEL, repair, carpenter, paint, 7-0150.
roofs, screens, fences. general repair, STOVES repaired and 5-4427. connected. Also stoves bought and sold. Lost-Strayed-Stolen 2 LOST- Pair pink shell-rim glasses between Sears and Evergreen-Poplar, Reward.
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