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ole .88 Sunday Morning, Oct. 19, 1969, The Daily News Journal, Murfreesboro, Page SCALES STURE HOME one Dis Under Construction -Dave Wachtel, general manager of Mr. D's Division of Danner Foods and Keith Roberts, personnel and public relations director, display their sign at the new location of Mr. set for 2 p.m. today from the Jennings and Ayers Chapel with the Rev.

Woodrow Medlock officiating. Burial is to be in Coleman Cemetery. Mr. Benson died Friday at his residence. A native of Rutherford County, he was the son of Tobe and Sllie Jane Anderson Benson.

He was a member of the Baptist Church and a retired mechanic. Restaurant Obituary Construction Jim Benson Is Underway Funeral services for Jim Benson, 71, Richardson were Danner Foods, Inc. of Nashville began construction this week on Mr. D's Seafood Hamburger Restaurant located at the corner of South Front St. and Broad in Murfreesboro.

The $80,000 eating center, expected to open around the first of the year, is designed to offer fast-food carry-out service or allow patrons to eat in the dining area which has a seating capacity for 60 persons, according to R. L. Danner, president of the firm. The new Mr. D's Restaurant is Danner Foods' second establishment in Murfreesboro.

The firm's initial venture in the market was Shoney's Big Boy Restaurant which opened three years ago on the corner adjacent to the new Mr. D's site. Mr. D's will be styled in the Cape Cod tradition. This eating center, designed by Nashville architect Howard Phillip Rowland, will be trimmed with various nautical elements to accentuate the sea theme.

Danner Foods, Inc. presently operates a Mr. D's center in the Nashville suburb of Donelson, and recently announced that 13 outlets are to be constructed in Atlanta over the next six years. Several additional Mr. locations throughout the Southeast are being negotiated for at the present time.

In addition to creating the Mr. D's concept, Danner Foods hold the franchises for 14 Shoney's Big Boy Restaurants in Middle Tennessee and 10 Kentucky Fried Chicken outlets in Kentucky, The firm recently acquired the Seafarer Restaurant in Huntsville, a Cantonese and seafood restaurant, from which they plan to build and operate similar units in several other markets. PFC Miller--- (Continued from page 1) chapel on Oct. 20 from 8 to 10 P.M. The funeral services are set on Tuesday at 1.

P.M. at Brandonview Baptist Church, Christiana with the pastor, Rev. John Brown and Elder Keelan Hayes officiating. Interment All be in the Stones River National cemetery, Murfreesboro. Preston Scales Sons in charge of arrangements.

Jim Banks--(Continued frum page 1) company's educational program having completed the Insurance Institute of America program is scheduled to receive the CPCU designation in 1970. He and his wife Sherry reside at 2007 Benson Place with their three children: Michelle, Diane and Jimmy, Jr. Banks will report to his new assignment December 8. Dr. New--(Continued from page 1) establishing lawns is an expanding industry.

Tennessee has no means for regulating the standards of the sod used here. Noncertified sod from Tennessee is unacceptable in states which have certification programs. Certification sets tolerances for insect, disease, and weed presence, and truness to name. Rate Date--(Continued from page 1) two other IRB members to file suits in Circuit Court here charging the Department of Insurance and Banking with acting arbitrarily and against evidence. Royal Globe contends the court should rule that the department's reasons for rejecting a 25 per.

cent rate increase are invalid Soviet Union's--(Continued from page 1) navigation." The cosmonauts established communication with the flight control center through a communications vessel named after the dead cosmonaut Vladimir Komarov, somewhere in the Atlantic Ocean, and the communication satellite Molniya 1, the agency said. "The experiment was successful. Communications were stable," Tass said. Housing--- (Continued from page 1) three areas have only minimal incomes by any standard but others have joint incomes of up to $17,000 annually. Others have incomes of $1,000 monthly, still others earn $6,000 to $9,000 annually.

In fact, there are many Negro families living in the Black areas of the city which can afford to live in many of the other neighborhoods of the city. Here are some other facts determined by the survey: There were 641 families questioned by the survey team, Of this number, more than half own their homes, or 337 families. There are 284 families renting homes. Of this number there are 192 families wanting to buy homes. number wanting to rent numbers 71.

"There are many factors that must be considered when a couple buys house and it is obvious that every family, including many with large incomes in the area, could not qualify for a house commensurate with their income, because in some cases more than two persons are earning the total income; according to Commission chairman Mrs. Henry Harrell. "But there is here a large reservoir of families who want to improve their present standard of living and in many cases they are financially able to do so. It is the hope of the commission, through this survey, that many may be helped. Only when we know what people want to do can we help them accomplish their aims.

"I would like also to thank the women who aided Mrs. Hutchings in making the survey. In my opinion it will be most helpful," she added. Second article next Sunday. no "aspiration" to run for office under the banner of the American Party.

A Wallace aide in Montgomery, Tom Turnipseed, said the Memphis state convention was "rump He said "the people look to for leadership in Tennessee" are in Nashville. Nashville is to be the scene next Saturday for another state convention which Shelby County officials term an attempt by inactive party leaders to retain power, and retard party gains. The Nashville group has re- City Debt--- (Continued from page 1) ville, 5.91% and Cookeville, 8.60% and $113,66 and Shelbyville, $17,45 and $155,04. An Analysis of Outstanding Debt for Rutherford County and the cities of Murfreesboro, Columbia, and Clarksville reveals: Roads and Streets; Murfreesboro 000; Columbia Clarksville- Public Schools; Murfreesboro Columbia Clarksville Hospitals; Clarksville 000; City Utilities; Murfreesboro Columbia Other Improvements; Murfreesboro- 000; Columbia- Clarksville Funding; Clarksville- 000; Refunding; TOTAL- Clarksville Co- $3,967,000. Local governments have been able to borrow money in recent years at relatively low interest rates.

However, two developments have resulted in much higher interest costs in 1969, First, inflation has increased interest rates. Second, the federal government may pass a tax reform measure which would impose federal income taxes on interest earned on bonds sold by cities and counties. This threat has further increased interest rates, and has greatly diminshed the supply of capital available to state and local governments. 64 Schools--(Continued from page 1) Smith, Mary Morton, and Joy Perkins. From Smyrna: Vera Lee Lewis, Janelle L.

Buhl, Rockvale: Brenda Barrett, and Linda Pinkston, Eagleville: Billy Snell. Christiana: Gary Chrisman. quested the Memphis members to elect delegates at their conthis weekend and send vention, the Nashville convention. "George Wallace is going to have to get out of the high grass or we're going to run him out," Memphis Party member Claude Turner said after the dinner. 14,393 (Continued from page 1) attack late Friday and this morning, including the headquarters of a brigade of the U.S.

25th Infantry Division 57 miles north of Saigon. No casualties were reported. Most of the fighting centered Mo Duc Village, 310 miles northeast of Saigon in the northern war zone. Spokesmen said South Vietnamese milittamen caught a platoon of guerrillas in an ambush there Friday night, killing 20 against four of their own wounded. Later, government soldiers beat off a small ground attack and counted the bodies of six North Vietnamese soldiers afterwards, also near Mo Duc.

There were no South Vietnamese losses. Gunboat--- Gunboat--- (Continued from page 1) coast and sent it fleeing back into international waters, smoke pouring from its bow. As yet, no Soviet protest note has been filed with Washington or at the United Nations. Soviet trawlers constantly shadow U.S. warships off Vietnam and chart American air operations from the 7th Fleet carriers on "Yanee Station." U.

S. headquarters again asserted that no American vessels, warplanes or troops were involved in the incident Friday "and therefore there is no reason to give you any information at this point. "We do not have anything that is available to give you, an American spokesman told -Word ANSWER NOSE No.L Medical Pharmacy Center 420 North University Across from Rutherford Hospital ANNOUNCES NEW HOURS 8:00 A.M. to 8:00 P.M. Monday thru Saturday 1:00 P.M.

to 6:00 P.M. Sunday We have two full-time pharmacists. For afterhour prescription service or emergency service call J. B. HEFLIN, home phone 893-1966, or JOHNNY MCBRIDE, home phone 896-5454.

newsmen. trawler was sighted in territorA South Vietnamese spokes- ial waters off Da Nang, 380 man had given this account of miles north of Saigon. By 2:30 the incident: p.m., it had moved to within At 8 a.m. Friday, the Soviet three nautical miles of shore. George Sanford Formerly at Mercury Plaza Barber Shop NOW OWNS and OPERATES HIS OWN SHOP SANFORD BARBER SHOP At His Home on Lover's Lane OPEN 8 to 5 CLOSED MONDAYS Licensed Barber and Hair Stylist 671 FO MEN'S DAY FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 738 East Castle Street Speaker Mr.

John Oden Member First Baptist Church A Nashville, Tennessee SUNDAY OCTOBER 19, 1969 3:30 P.M. The Public Is Cordially Invited Survivors include one daughter, Mrs. Margie Harrell of Murfreesboro; two brothers, B. M. Benson of Murfreesboro and Henry Benson of Nashville; three sisters, Mrs.

J. D. Johnson of Murfreesboro, Mrs. John Eaton of Knoxville and Mrs. Walter Estes; four grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.

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