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es of Roads "Immilmwm.m."1"mi.."" the State's Biggest BENTON, the Best Town Kentucky Attraction .. . TVA'S In Kentucky eritu Gigantic Kentucky Dam This. Year . By a Dam Site! Tourier C k Theglaroball ntracted to build Largest Weekly Newspaper — B enton and Marshall County's Home Newspaper - Western Kentucky's worth of rural high months the four First In Advertising g accord- Paid Circulation Selig -- That Is The 3, First In The Home, First Reader Interm . Corn- - all toHighways July Kind This Newspaper: Offers Customers T. Moynhan. shared en counties construction, Ernest Fiser es of of Foods reported•ta . Four Steps Necessary in Freezing cost 1 construction two Mrs. Haak. freezing are of glass, tin or was paid by the Four necessary steps in hav- them at the time of serving. ue was given by New Head ot levied on submerg- I cartons lined with cellophane or lion tax ing foods frozen so the family Vegetables that are frozen Blanching consits of road con- in boiling r rural will enjoy them were set out when young and tender will ing the vegetable plastic. was passed time from e tax by Mrs. Pearl Haak, canning have a bright green color. Snap water for a period of Mrs. Haak reminds house- Lyon Schools Assembly eight minutes, General authority at the University of beans become tough and shuc- 40 seconds to wives" that frozen vegetables previously the same J. Ernest Fiser, former prin- nt money Kentucky. ky as they mature, lima beans then in ice water for • and require less cooking than fresh cipal of Benton High School, r the work. turn white and peas get starchy. period. AVold slow heating They include: selection of for ones when they are prepared last week was named superin- ainder, $1,059,417 slow cooling, as they make varieties that freeze well, hay- A warning to housewives that special- were tendent of Lyon County Schools. through the federal an inferior product, the for the table, as they vesting them while young and all vegetables must be blanched Mr. Fiser is a native of Mar- , under which the ist said. precooked in blanching before tender, careful blanching and in order to avoid change in col- shall County and is a graduate federal governments freezing. cooling, and not over-cooking or, flavor, texture and food vat- Satisfactory of Benton High School. t. He attended University of Ken tucky for two years; received his A, B. degree from Western State College, Bowling Green, degree from Mur- • SParkliny, poreti„. and his M. A. ray State College. Steel Tub —4 for eight years in • Lustrous 'voila He taught ,. Marshall County; three years China Toijj and coach at Gil- • Gl d, v as principal Highly aze . bertsville; one year as princi- Lavatory pal and coach at Benton High years as coach lain enamel! Quick," ,I School; three and principal at Burton-Kevil, Here's brand new beta,- County. savings! 3-pc, Cfly' Ballard 1951 Mr. Fiser went to steel tub in In snovry, Lyon County as principal of Ku- mount lavatory in kr, ttawa. This position he resigned vitreous china! Al figni to accpet the office of county eluded superintendent.

Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Pace, of 1 . Service, U. S. Department of Agriculture Route 7, were visitors in Benton recently. "To use our natural resources w:se:y, we should teach more conservation to our youngsiers." W. R. Stratton of Route 3 was in town recently on business.

RANGER APPOINTED FOR CLARK'S RIVER FIRE UNIT LEXINGTON, Ky., - The pro- motion of Jess F. Willoughby wear any to ranger in charge of the new- now invention now sold here. If you WONDERFUL discovery — activated Clark's River Fire then see this latest scientific ly kind of truss, — unit was announced TORTUROUS BULBS, BELTS & STRAPS Protection ELIMINATES never last week by Harrod B. New- "SUTHERLAND'S IMPROVED TRUSS"—Guaranteed elastic — No leather — land, director of the state Div- to break, rust or lose tension. — No ision of Forestry. No odors. The Clark's River unit com- prises Marshall and Calloway counties. Willoughby formerly was a Sealy forest guard for Calloway coun- Kroehler, Jamison, Simmons, ty. and Murray.

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Davis - Hugerford and Broy Hill Bedroom Suites inest Finishes and Veneers people Some people like air-conditioning, some have don't. At Louisville's two best hotels, you can Of Quality Furniture half the For A Complete Selection exactly what you want. Approximately hotel are beautifully, won- costs in 11.11 bedrooms in each fine installation half are re- 14111.1 ) Pipe 1111 derfully air-conditioned. The other fitted. handled, quickly people who like warm weather. 0 14 served for flexible. Will todgh and Yet 1411 on up to Louisville, and be assured of In 1, 1 So come 500-ft Also a up to comfort, no matter what "climate" you like. bay when! CHURCH Preaching 3rd Sunday at 11 B.T.U., 6:00 p.m. Sunday at 11:00 a.m.; First Sun. BETHEL BAPTIST The public is cordially invited a.m. and 1st Sunday at 7 p.m. Homer Faw, Director. day at 7:00 p.m. Max Sledd, Supt. to attend all the services of the Dexter: Sunday school 10:00 church. Church Programs Prayer service evening at 7:00 Worship Services every Sun- Waller) p.m. a.m. every flunday except third On Tatumville old Birming- (Paul J. p.m. day at 10:45 a.m. and 7:00 10:00 A. M. Criensburg Service 7:00 Sunday and Worship at 11:00 ham road. Bible study Mid-week Prayer ______11:00 A. M. Church of Christ Mr, azd Mrt Circuit Sunday at 11 Olive:'Sunday school 10 A. M. John Stringer, pastor. Worship Brewers Preaching 4th p.m. 7:30 P. M. J. Woody Stovall ton, Sunday at 7 p.m.; cordially invit- Services each Sunday at 1:00 Wosship . superviiors 01 am.; second The public is _7;45 P. M. — -- Sunday School 10 a.m.. o'clock. Bible Study Weds. kY School B. J, Barron, Pastor ed to attend these services. Bible Study .-- 16:00 A. M Ott meets monthly. Sunday School 10:00 am. Everyone invited. villee, Ey , 3reyers M. E. Church— WSCS Worship ___----- 11:00 A. The public is cordially invited rik the summer t Fourth Sunday morning at Worship 7:00 P. M to attend all services. On Maple and Sevenal St PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Mr. and Airs tilt_ 10 o'cloc.k. Ladles' Bible class, Wednesday? will First Sunday evening at 'I Edward Crowell, pastor. Rev. E. B. Proctor, Pastor leave thiLs Sunday School - 2 p.m Long, Pastel Pastor) 2:00 P M. da for o'clock. Harl Usrey, S. S. Supt. Rev. Raymond A. (E. D. Davis. a month,' Worship Service — 3 p.m. Rudolph, Supt. Jimmie Lester, Supt. Sunday School each Sunday Sunday School, 10:00 A. M. Richard Prayer Service Tuesday 10:00 a.m. Wor- Sunday school, 9:45 A. M. M. E. Church— Preaching at 11 A. M., and 7 Sunday School Oak Level 7:30 p.m. Morning worship, 10:45 A. M. morning at 10 o'clock. Rev. A. R. Adams, Pastor P. M. each Sunday. ship 11:00 A. M. F. M Training Union 6:30 P. M Second Sunday morning at 11 Sunday School — 10:00 a.m. Prayer meeting each Wednes- C. Y. F. 6:30 HARDIN BAPTIST EtTn.ng services ut 7 P M. Evening worship, 7:30 P. M. )'clock. each Su:.drt.> day night at 7:00 o'clock. public welt ome to eacl, Prayer service, Wednesdays at Third ,Sunday evening at I Prayer Meeting — 7:45 each The Is Wednesday evening. (George E. Clark, Pastor) and cvery service. 7:00 P. M )'clock. School First and third Sundays. Sunday 10 A. M Sunday School each Sunday Morning Woriship Sunday School Supt. — Oxley Benton M. Carman, Minister. 11 A. W. morning at 10 o'clock. Evening Worship __ 7:30 P. M Pleasant Grove M. E. Church— Powell. Sunday School 10:00 a.m. Henson Everyone invited to attend all First and third Sunday morn- Choir Director—Willie Preaching and worship 11:00 each Sunday. -et vices. ing at 11 o'clock. Pastor—A. R. Adams. am. and 7:00 p.m. cordially invited welcome is extended. Second and fourth Sunday ev. The public is A cordial these services and wor- W.GILBERTSVILLE enings at 7 o'clock. to attend us. VIEW BAPTIST CHURCH BAPTIST CHURCH Office Furniture Books - Music Sunday School each Sunday ship with LAKE raorning at 11 o'clock. FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH (James C. Asbridge, Pastor) The Rev. Curtis Haynes, Pastor) Office Supplies Fountain Pens Roy Va.sseur, Supt. Sunuay school _ _ 9:45 A. M. Rev. Bill Williams, Pastor Sunday school 9:45 a. m. Preaching 11:00 A. Ivl. Duplicators Greeting Cards Joe Williams, Supt. Service 11:00 a. m Bible Study Wednesday nights. Mt. Carmel Worship Sunday school _ 10:00 a. m. and 7:00 P. M.; BTU 6:01 Training Union 6:00 !". M Sunday School each Sunday M. i3YPU 306 Broadway Paducah, Ky. Korship Service 11:00 a. m. M., each Sunday. 6:00 P.M morning at 10 o'clock. P. 'reaching You arecordially invited tc Paul Gregory, Director. "110 ,'. M Preaching every first Sunday Mid-Week .ome and worship with us. Prayer meeting Wednesday eve Prayer service each at 11 a.m. Wednesday at 7:00 P. M Church Grove nings 7:00 'coca Sunday School every Sunday You are cordially invited to at 10 a.m. attend all these services Preaching 2nd Sunday morn- (George E. J. Frank Young, Pastor Clark, Pastor) ing at 11 o'clock, and 3rd and rust Methodist Church Sunday services: Sunday School, 9:30 am. 4th Sunday at 7 p.m. Rev. W. D. Grisson Pastor undo), 5(11001 no A, Kenneth Nichols, Supt. m. In 63-80%*of the cases Maple Spring Joe Coulter, Gen. Supt. reaching :-ierv. : t M in doctors' tests! int 4? ii Sunday, , 7:00 P. M Sunday genool at 9:45 A M..- rayer meeting Waoqesday night • Those suffocating "heat i'vlornink worhoit -tei dee 81 t 7:30 P M Waves" — alternating with ner- 10:45 A. M., morning worship lp.m. Prayer meeting each Wed. vous, clammy feelings — and 11:00 A. M.—Sermon by the Pas nesday at 7p.m. accompanied often by restless irritability and nervousness — are well-known to women suf- Olive Baptist Church fering the functionally-caused (Willie Johnson, Pastor) distress of middle life"change"! You want relief from such Hardware Preaching aervics each Sun suffering. And—chances are— lay at 11-:00 A. you can get it. Thrilling relief! Paints (Gordon Hearon Paster) M.. and 7-00 P. Thanks to two famous Lydia Preaching each Sedond, Forth Pinkham medicines! Sunday sehota and Fifth Sundays Services at •In doctors'tests ,Lydla Pink- and Prayer meetit., 11 o'clock. Wednesdayl ham's Compound and Tablets A 1:00 1. M. brought relief from such dis- How Lydia Pinkham's works Wallpaper Everyone Welcome tress in 63 and 80'70 (respective- It acts through a woman's sym- HARDIN METHODIST CHARGE ly) of the cases tested. Com- pathetic nervous system to give plete or striking relief! relief from the "hot flashes" and Rev. Max Sykes, Pastor other functionally-caused dis- tresses of "change of HANK BROS. BRIENSBURG BAPTIST Thousands Have Benefited 112 Broadway Paducah, Hardin: Sunday 10:00 am. CHURCH Amaving, you say? Not to the every Sunday. Worship third many thousands of women who know flashes" and weakness so com- T L Campbell, Pastor from experience what mon in "change of life." these Lydia Pinkham medi- Sunday School at 10:00 a. m., Don't put it off! Get Lydia Harvey T. Culp, cines can do! Gen. Supt. Their action Pinkham's Vegetable Com- Training — actually — is pound Unions 6:00 p.m., very modern. They exert a sci- or new, improved Tab- Paul Clayton, director. entifically calming, soothing lets with added iron (trial size For Your Convenience Preaching Services 11:00 a.m effect! only 590. and 7:00 p.m. Wonderful — too — for the Finer Homogenized Try Lydia Milk in Wednesday Pinkham's on the functional pains, cramps, evening Prayer basis of medical evidence! See "dragged Services -out" feelings and at 7:00 p.m. if you, too, don't gain blessed other discomfort of monthly At your local relief from those terrible "hot menstrual periods! Food Market

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THE ALGER, though small in area, contains Storage space is all the features generously supplied, by necessary in any home, whe- 12 closets in all, the large or small. distributed in every room. These twelve closets range in All the rooms of type from ward- the Alger are on one floor robe closets in the without basement, or bedroom to large storage second floor. In addi- closets in the utility room. tion, a third bedroom can be installed by a The dimensions of simple conversion the Alger are 50 feet by of the storage closet into 26 feet, Floor area a connecting is planned to be 1163 sq. corridor. feet. The cubage The first of this house totals 14,405 floor slab rests on a gravel fill, cubic feet. with the superstructure of frame with siding, For further except information about THE ALGER that the front living room wall is write the faced with Small House Planning Bureau, St. stone or face brick. Cloud, Minn. GEE, We hope we can MABEL, THE be of service to you on plans for a New WAY YOU BUY THINGS LOOK AT THESE I LAT WELL,WHAT DON'T Home. We Invite you to discuss your plans with us. SARGAINS KNOW NOW REGisT ATCASY'S ARE WE VOU KEEP A BANK hall with the DEPARTMENT STORE! WAITING Coletaaa floor, takes sa ACCOUNT. performance FOR—LET'S ,BurOrldt with GO! "Atitomaatic ner—Streandi Fuel Control 'V available. SIE Gives co IN AND SEE Speaking of Fish How Times(and Typists)Have Changed! of Christ Stories, Have You We pick up large and small animals >fly stovan, daily. Heard This One? 05 We operate sanitary trucks that are disinfected We guarantee good service. , There probably are as many \o% Call C011ect fishermen per square mile in LUGGAGE — LOANS as in other COMPANY EWELRY — Marshall County BY DR. KENNETH 1. FOREMAN FARMERS TANKAGE anything of value place on the globe. on And every °tile of them has OUR NEW LOCATION — either told or heard plenty of Ky. fish stories. B'Way — Paducah, But don't stop us if you've heard this one, Ted Dobson brought it back from vacation. Here it is: of life is I ask a simple question, THE GREAT TRAGEDY man has three incompatible The truth I only wish, ▪ that says a famous thinker of Are all fishermen liars, Ideals. So time. These three are the hero, Or do only liars fish. our the artist, the saint. The hero's vir- tue is strength; the artist's is is holiness. DOCTOR! HOMEMAKERS CLUB OF beauty, and the Saint's the CHERRY GROVE MEETS A hero, in Confidence course of his heroic HAVE Annual picnic of the Cherry acts, does things Grove Homemakers Club was which would stain N- US! held the night of July 7 at Ken- the honor of a saint tucky Dam State Park in honor and which are too of the birthday of a club mem- ugly for a sensitive ber, Mrs. Della Phillips. artist even to think at about. Saints on the best what to do in case Eleven members and their ows prescriptions. other hand are often accurately fill his families were present. Six visit- w to service. most unheroic; they always at your ors and Miss Sunshine Colley, eiSts are "wax valiant" in Dr Foreman home demonstration agent, also submission, not in attended. fight; and they often care very Next meeting will be Reid the little for beauty. Artists likewise and live first Friday in August at the may be personal cowards lives. Yet so- home of Mrs. Holley Cole. The anything but saintly ciety needs all three, though the lesson will be on "Outdoor Liv- deal? ... values one cherishes may be just Lookin' for a good tire ing Room." the other the opposite of what Drive by and trade-in your old prizes. Very rarely, the same man on a new set of ATLAS A John McNatt and sister, Miss may show traces of artist, saint and rubber W Minnie McNatt, of Route 7, were hero. Grip-Safe or Cushionaires—the recent visitors in Benton. tires that are warranted in writ- Hero Gideon ing against all road hazards for THE WORD "judge" in the Book usually means what one full year! ▪ of Judges we would call a hero, a military Then, man with a successful record. Then you'll be all set for en- as now, if a man made good in the our Girl Fridays are getting the trouble-free, safer army he was after thought of as an OW, after more than 50 years, joyable, The sanction of the U. S. Department army man. His title and his rank N recognition they deserve. summer driving. given to the celebration of National Secretaries stuck to him his life long. of Commerce has been the turn liberal trade-in 7. It was a different story, however, before as an Week, June 1 to domain. Be- We think of General Grant when business was still considered man's allowance neighborhood another; of the century new-fangled writing We're your army man, and of Lee as of a shortage of operators for the then of the cause a course in typewriting for the best in though one was President machines, the New York YWCA advertised headquarters one a "athletic" eight who enrolled formeg the United States and the other for "strong women." The sec- tires and tire service! more than 1,500,000 typists, stenographers and warranted distinguished college president. vanguard for the found typing business today. No doubt, the early operators So Gideon comes down in his- retaries in using electric type- all road but today thousands of typists enjoy against tory as one of the "Judges" who fatiguing, above. - writers like the IBM seen immediately hazards delivered Israel from a power- ful enemy. This time the enemy was the MidianItes, a roaring nuisance if ever there was one. Mrs. Virgil Ross Jr. Midianites were nomads, they McDer- lived where they pleased, and Shower Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Station farm- iven Stork Benton Standard For Your Con'v they lived off the peaceful O mott and children, of Route 5, ers wherever they were. Mrs.. Virgil Ross, Sr., and Mrs. were among the county visitors Strow, Prop. so many that their John r Homogenised Mik There were Culp were hostesses to during the week- like a swarm of lo- Harvey in Benton PHONE 5451 army looked shower for Mrs. Virgil were seen only once a a stork end. custs. They the home of Mrs. but that was enough. They Ross Jr. at • At your local Food. year, Sr. Wednesday of would wait out in the wilderness Virgil Ross until the crops were ready for har- the past week. vest; then they would dash into the Attending the shower were: country, raid every farm from bor- Mmes Floyd Culp, Sue Wyatt, der to border, and skip out again, A. W. Pace, Java Baker, Ruth the edge leaving the Israelites on Cothron, Miss Mary Ross Coth- of starvation for another year. and How Gideon, a small farmer QUICKER AUTOMATIC a timid soul by nature, became the NOW SHAVING'S the hero who nearly exterminated —EASIER! GET A FLOOR FURNACES Midianites and set his people free, OIL is one of the most fascinating tales in the Old Testament. The people loved him and remembered him for the could TVA, PMA and that one thing above all: he SUPER-SPEED Through the cooperation of DOWN PAYMENT fight! 0141-PlICI is LOW • • • local Cooperative RAZOR County Extension Office your Gideon the Artist the far- than Nitrate available to THERE ARE MORE WAYS again making Ammonium • one to be artistic. General Gid- Aug- no uses during July, eon painted no pictures, carved mers of this county for special statues, wrote no poems. But he was price. same. There is at a great reduction in your horn* for AS LOW AS an artist all the ust, September and October something artistic about any good workmanship ,and it is as true of as of everything following uses- military campaigns Nitrate is to be furnished for the else. PILES This ORE painful. Itobbig have a Don't let sore, eery, Incidentally, generals Piles drive you nearly crazy. In la At the simple starts giving you temptation to overlook this. minutes CHINAROID re- and legumes. in the wonderful cooling, soothing, temporary New seeding of grasses Battle of Fredericksburg laxing relief from pain, burning and itch- 1. Civil War, when the ing or money back guaranteed. Genuine American CHMARGID costs only $1.00 at druggists cover crops. northern army was marching into Try it today for better sleep tonight and 2. Winter tomorrow. the grinding trap which Lee and his • brighter re- permanent pastures. generals had prepared, Lee 3. Top dressing marked that it's a good thing war we should "Suffered 7 years grass for seed production. FITS IN THE FLOOR— is so terrible, otherwise 4. Top dress become too fond of it. He was speak- NO SPACE of -theni found Pazo TAKES ing from the general's viewpoint, Top dress hay crops. in 5. course. The private is seldom brings amazing relief!" Heats adjoining of war. danger of being too fotcl says Mr. M. W., Los Angeles, Calif. time. miseries of rooms at same At all events Gldeon's cam- Speed amazing relief from "beautiful" simple piles, with soothing Pazo*l Acts Fits easily beneath paigns were just as instantly—soothes Na- to relieve pain, itching wall or partition. in all details as anything inflamed tissues—lubricates dry. hard- poleon, Lee, Hitler or Hannibal ened parts—helps prevent cracking, sore- You get real com- No air ducts or ever invented. ness—reduce swelling. forting help. Don't suffer needless torture basement needed— Can a hero be an artist? In his from simple piles. Get Pazo for fast, won- about it. way, yes; like any other craftsman, derful relief. Ask your doctor no major altera- form—also tubes with per- he can do a necessary, rough and Suppository Gives a com- that forated pile pipe for easy application. tions. dirty piece of work in a way •Pass Ointment anti unnasitorits (9 plete change of calls out the exclamation: Beauti- JULY 1 through JULY 31' 3 to 5 times an hour. A complete,trouble -free fur- ful! Saint Gideon . ds no or Built with Coleman If watching tending. AN A SOLDIER be a saint? CHOKED GAS? MI operation. by "saint" the ideal are just acid 31 and low-cost mean attacks . performance C you Most AUG THANK HEAVENS! 1 through be,, most Bell-ans AUG of what a Christian should it strikes, take at ,ndigestion. When -acting would say No. General Lee said contain the fastest tablets. They retie( of of his life that if he had p to doctors for the the end medicines known 25e. again he would not be a and similar distress. 30' over live gas . to heartburn, SEPT. 1 through SEPT soldier. • with the floor, takes no space. You get depend. And still, the writer of the with these Coleman exclusives letter to the Hebrews 111 the • manperformance does not healpi ASTHMArecurring at- 31 . . Testament wheezing, OCT. air New Don't let coughing, ruin sleep and 1 through speed Asthma OCT. Draft Bottom to Gideon, and eve" tacks of Bronchial which Burner—Streamlined tate to list Without trying DIENDACO, tempera- right Mons energy to reach bronchial utematic Fuel Control Valve. Automatic that half-hero Barak, works trim the blood quickly list of high and lungs. Usually helps nature with the rest in his tubes mucus. Thus alleviates trots available. Gives complete warm air circulation. of remove thick, sticky and bettor saints, the men and women coughing and aide freer breathing DLIMMACTO from druggist. Battle- Faith. Get guaranteed. E IN AND SEE THESE HEATERS Isleatttin or money hick fundamentally it is faith that For was a makes the saint. And Gideon paraphrase man of sturdy faith. To as the Tennyson, his strength was ten, because his faith strength of BACKACHEfor Backache have been count- quick comforting help was pure. So there For Getting Up Nights, Wont profession is arms Rheumatic Pains, Leg Pains less men whose cloudy urine, irritating passages, of faith. and swollen ankles, due who have also been men circles under eyes, Kidney ant -organic and non-systamio by the Division of to non Quick, ownPleb (Copyright 11151 CeozeU Bladder troubles, try Cyttex. AA Education, National mosey beak guaranteed. Christian ef Christ of iii.Ualtz4 sattstgotion or Contractors the Cherokee Relermed by Whit/ buggna for Cries today. censed Plumbing And Heating Slat.. if Amerte• psur 4701 /tile re s. I ,Benton 4482 Phone, Calvert City Subscribe To The Marshall Courier IN THE SERVICE. . This is the new sailboat giv- Grange, Ind. Girls who have the Bear Creek Girl Scout qualified as good swimmers will WOULD YOU LIKE A NEW HOME, COTTAGE, STORE en to n IN THE SERVICE Council by Jack Keller of Pa- be given instruction in handl- tiolbs:Clicoraplett. Seaman ex F. Bolton, son of MOTOR COURT OR JUST A SINGLE CABIN? ducah. It is named "Poto", a ing the different craft. The tiro lit and Mrs. Clarence F. Bol- Mr. 1-2 foot craft of the popular now, Elva Route 1, serving 16 See Our Beautiful ton, of Snipe class. Further increasing eater heavy cruiser USS aboard the boating program at Camp .ruus has embarked on the BROWNLEE Sectional LOG CABINS Des Moines, this summer is the -month training cruise for Bear Creek two canoe by Louis Kolb FOR EVERY USE midshipmen from the Naval gift of a outboard motor by Leo Call Dealer - Vergil L. Ward Academy and 28 naval ROTC and an units. Keller. Benton, Phone 6311 Director of boating activities Ky. is Miss Suzette Spiegel who Java Henson of Route 5 was was trained at the National • A Dignified Service, in town Saturday on business. Within riti Red Cross Aquatic School at La of any income, Regardlese of 1361( MR., MRS. HARLEY HOUSER will be Beauty with Reverence, SUNDAY GUESTS A good example of the growing industrialization end economic progress of HAVE and Consideration in your tiro the South is this new DuPont synthetic fiber plant at Camden, South Carolina. Mr. and Mrs. Harley Houser of Benton Route 3 had the fol- lowing persons as their guests Sunday July 6. COLLIER & p Mr. and Mrs. Jewell Gregory FUNERAL FINE ow DUKE and children of Detroit, Mr. an employe of and Mrs. Clifford Houser and PHONE 6981 Duke, /la. children, Olen Houser and fami- posWffice, ts a 1302 Maple Street — He ly, Alfred Houser and family Benton, County. 4113,- 19, 1894, at and Mrs. Clenten Hou- 24 Hour Ambulance and Mr. —Equipped Wit Nancy ser. of o J and 1916, Boded April 1, There are five Joe L Duke Jr., Kate Flenton, page and Mrs.

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