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Daniel Chosen Chairman Chamber of Commerce Week COURIER OF THE EAST KENTUCKY COAl FIELDS Mr Dewey Daniel has been chosen Perry help create better opportunities for our new County Chairman for Kentucky Chamber of generation. VOLUME 48—NO. 105 HAZARD, PERRY COUNTY, KENTUCKY, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1958 Commerce Week—November 17-21. Kentucky Chamber of Commerce Week has COPY— 10c been officially The State Chairman of this special week proclaimed by Governor A B Chandler to pay tribute to Statement to boost the Kentucky Chamber of the Kentucky Cham by Bert T. Combs Commerce, ber for the work it has done in bringing Relative to Joe Leary's Thomas A. Ballantine of Louisville, all Appoint- in announc- forces in Kentucky together ment ing the to develop more as Campaign Manager for appointment of Chairman Daniel, urged 12 Local Students opportunities for Kentuckians through Lieutenant all more Governor Harry Lee Perry County businessmen to cooperate with manufacturing jobs, more tourist Waterfield. the local income, great- chairman during the time that Kesi- er utilization of natural resources, expanded tucky Chamber of Commerce Week is in prog- markets for agricultural ress products and an In creased Enrolled Mr interest in public affairs. At Ballantine asked all businessmen Union to Other members of the local consider seriously Kentucky Cham their financial support of the ber of Commerce Week Committee are L. O. Three students from Knott County and nine Kentucky Chamber in addition to participating from Davis, Fred Bullard, Bill Gorman and Perry in the program of the State C A have enrolled at Union College this fall. Chamber that will Zoellers. Talmadge Tyler Cornett, a graduate of Carr Creek high school is enrolled in the freshman class The son George of Combs, 62 , M. Dennis ( ornett, Smithsboro, Cornett was a mem- ber of the Glee Club, Beta Club Ohio, 41; Massachusetts, 24; and Dies Suddenly Two Students Get and played basketball and base- Virginia. 19 Eight foreign coun- George lries Curtis Combs. 62 years ball while attending high - forty-six Kentucky coun- of age and for 43 years a valued ^e ® an<* f wen ty'diree states are school He is preparing for the Accepting employee of the LAN Railroad . . represented. voucher for $83,962.74 in payment of taxes by the Co., died at the Mount Mary Scholarships ,ro Louisville A Nashville Railroad, is Hugh Hospital early this morning. srsz css"™*. . Stanford, left, deputy Al- vrM° rton sheriff. Perry County. C. W. though gradual, ol Hindman high Watson, Mr. Combs had been in Announcement SSf SL5 L AN. trainmaster, right, is making has been made by Radio Corpora- 0 the pres- poor health, school ha, enrolled In the fre,h- entation. his death came as a tion of d V-C'ne T. T. Yancy, L.AN. inspector of police looks America, New York City, of the award man elaa, severe shock to his of two He la the son ol Mr £[££• T£f" L, on. immediate The L AN. presentation is the biggest single tax scholarships to students at Eastern Kelly Fields. Hindman While family and friends Mr Combs, Kentucky State Col- I Fred S. Grigsby, Bulan; Tommy lege. in high school he was the treas- had been on sick leave since Johnson, Hazard; Johnny Elbert Stanley Abner, urer of the Newspaper Club and August of this year from his junior, of Cky is the ton of Mr and Leverage, Combs; David Manchester, president of the D job. was granted $800 Mrs. Methodist Porter, Daley Clay, Aflais Road, Hazard; and David W. Abner Barger Dies Bulan The deceased, for his junior and 9e*iior years Youth Fellowship He is prepar- Woman Dies a Mason, who Hazard, Robinson, “I am glad that Mr. and is a graduate of Hazard. Leary has also belonged to several to complete his teacher train- ing for the profession of law. of the Hazard High School. He entered come out in 1 At Walkertown the open. am glad branches of Masonry, was a ing course in mathematics. Wil- Mr Richard Wayne Parks, a At Home of Son Eastern in September. 1957, and it is now public that his influ- member of the Highland Presby liam V. Clay, sophomore, of graduate of Carr Creek high Abner Barger, a resident of Eliza Godsey, lives in Beckham Hall 88. of Bulan, terian on the school, has Walkertown ence in the Chandler Adminis Church at Guerrant, Ky., Hazard, received the award of enrolled in the ! for 32 years passed died Nov. 14 at the home of campus. He is survived freshman tration by his wife Pearl $250 during his freshman year class The son of Mr. away on Nov. 8, 1958 her son, Sam Godsey. will continue during the The recipient of the at Miners and one daughter, junior | Mrs Isaac and also for his sophomore Raymond L. Parks, Smithsboro, She is campaign year award Memorial Hospital, after a ling- survived by two daugh- of Chandler’s puppet Fugate, last year was Parks I and one grand daughter year He plans to teach chemis- la • member of the Un- ters; Mrs. Millie Combs and candidate, Harry Thomas S. Logsdon, of Spring- ering illness. Water- Jane Curtis Fugate. Also Three try and mathematics. ion College Christian Associa- Mrs field, who will Harriett Miller both of field. sisters, graduate in June Mr. Barger was born Feb. 23, The people of Kentucky Mrs. Jessie Amerine of Abner graduated from Clay tion and is preparing for the Fairborn, Ohio; 1959 He received the . three sons, Baltimore, grant of 1884 at Brutus, Ky., in will now have an opportunity to Md.; Kate Combs of County high school and attend- engineering profession. Clay coun- Markam $800 to enable him to Godsey of Lumbar; Port Wright, Ky.; complete ty. be on guard and Leola ed Berea College in 1950-51 be- Kentucky counties leading in He had long been a faithful Sam and Drew for another cam- his college work in mathematics Godsey of Bulan. Combs, of Louisville, and one enrollment are paign fore entering military service. teacher Knox, 159; Har member of the Petrey Memorial Also surviving are 32 grand- of torturing the truth. brother. training He is the son Bill, of Baltimore, Md. After his Army discharge lan. 78: and Bell, 45. Total en- Baptist Church children and “While we see the hands of in of Mr and Mrs Stanley Logs- in Walkertown. 23 great grand- Funeral services will be held 1956 rollment figures give Waterfield, he entered Sue Bennett 538 full- _He was children. we will know that at 2:00 don, Lebanon Hill, Springfield retired from the LAN P. M., Wednesday, at Junior College time students with 188 part- we hear the voice of Chandler and transferred Mrs Godsey had been ill a- the Presbyterian Railroad, Feb. 17, 1954, after Church with to Eastern In 1957. time persons for a total of 726 bout three and Leary when their candidate He will grad- having served years years with a heart Reverends Ernest Stricklin and Out-of-state 31 and 8 speaks. uate in August, 1959 His point enrollment totals condition. She was a Bill Brown, months. He leaves to mourn his member of officiating. Burial Weather Box 203 persons. Leading “It’s the same song — same standing is 2 78 of a possible states are passing the Clear Creek Regular Bap- will take place in the Date his wife Della Burns Englewood 3.0. High Low Rain tist Church. dance -same director—same ac- Barger, 4 children: Edward Bar- Cemetery with Engle Funeral tors as in 1955 It’s the He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Funeral services same Home in charge. Thursday 80 36 ger of Walkertown, Mrs. E. J. were Nov. Chandler • Waterfield Leary Ben Abner, of Manchester. He Friday Regular Members of 72 40 Neville of Norwood, Ohio; Mr I® Baptist the Masonic Fra and team on the field again Their his wife, the former Fredie Saturday 72 54 Oakley Barger of Jackson, Mich Church at Dwarf. Burial was In temity will be in charge of the .07 Keefer To ; pious professions of good willl White, live in the Village on Sunday 73 Speak Mrs. the Engle graveside services, 56 At John Batista Cemetery at Dwarf. of Walker- and dedication to the public | Monday 76 57 town; 15 grand children and Rev Ode Smith was the officiat- .09 one good merely serve as a cloak for great grand child.; 1 brother, ing minister. an administration of hypocrisy, Dewey Barger, of The Engle Funeral Home Hamilton. O.; was favoritism, and deceit 4 in J. B. Camp sisters, Mrs Ollie McIntosh of charge of arrangements. Wells Announces For Nathanael "These three have saddled up- Demosville, Ky. on Kentucky the most expensive, It’s for you another Thanks- — corrupt, and selfish administra- Lieutenant Governor Retired Miner Dies ! The Hazard Service Station, giving Conference for the whole tion in our history. Their prom- located on East Main Street, family at Camp Nathanael. You ises of 1955 have a unique rec- At Hospital was the scene of will not want to miss the good ord—almost broken. an explosion Mr Patrick Lee preaching of Dr. Karl E Keener Bryant, 80 “It is no secret that Mr. Leary’s at approximately 9:58 am., years of age, died at the Min- law and the special musk of the practice has profited im- where a boy was cleaning the men’s quartet er’s Memorial Hospital Sunday measurably during the Chand- from Bryan Uni- i tile floor with gasoline. , morning Mr. - Bryant i versity, Dayton, Tennessee. Dr breakfast Friday There will be will be ler Waterfield reign Leary is Fire Chief Lawrence Size- , remembered as a building Keefer is not only a gifted a Wednesday evening service as con- now gambling all on the hope tactor, having been that more, reported that the speaker but he is well as the three services associated somehow Chandlerism can boy had also an accom on choir, “Does Jesus Care" j and with the building of the be forced plished musician, Thursday. “Thanksgiving” | Hazard upon the people of poured some gasoline on the teacher and will “In The Sweet By and By". The . Memorial be uppermost in Gym, Towne House Kentucky another four years. I our thinking body was laid to tile floor to clean it, when it rest in the fam- Motel, and had am convinced, and worship at the 10 o’clock started con- however, the ily cemetery at Brutus, Ky., in explded and blew out a piate hour on struction of the La Citadelle government at Frankfort should Thursday. There will be Clay County, in a spot that he Motel function glass window. a surprise when he became ill in for the people and not feature of music in had chosen for himself. this service. 1957 for private gain. The fumes in the closed build- Mr Bryant was associated “Everyone remembers that ing were apparently ignited by A nursery for the little folk [ with the South East while segments of the trucking a pilot light from a gas blower. and a children’s conference will Jimmy Smith Dies Coal Com- pany, Seco for industry, and as an adviser to Damage >e conducted during the adult approximately was from $250 to $300 15 years Governor Chandler, Leary suc- services for your convenience In until time of his re- Chief Sizemore stressed that London tirement. ceeded in pushing through the and the spiritual benefit He is survived by one gasoline should never be used of your 1956 Legislature Jimmy Smith, age 8 months, daughter. Mrs Charles Nichol- a bill which he, for any type of cleaning, for children. Mothers, think of it! son, Hazard, himself, whote favorably to his No cooking! No died Nov. 14, in a hospital with whom he the simple reason it can become children! in clients To secure has made his home passage of ignited by any type of electric A traditional Thanksgiving London. for the past I 15 years. dinner with turkey and One son, Kesley, of motor, such as a water fountain, all the He is survived by his father trimmings Seattle, Washington, one broth- or soft drink cooler. will be served on and mother, Mr and Mrs Ray- er, W. E. Bryant, Chattanooga, Thursday. No charge will be mond Smith of Sixteen Creek Tenn. one made for the sister, Mrs. Beulah Editor Frod W. Luigsrt Is III five meals and He has six brothers and sist- Marr, of Bath, Maine’ two nights lodging. Through | ers. Fred W. Luigart, Jr., manag- Funeral will be held the Lord’s blessing upon the Funeral at the services were Nov. Bowman Memorial ing editor of The Hazard Herald free-will offering, we trust the Methodist 15, at 10 a.m. Burial was in the Church is confined to his home with a needs of the {-inference Tuesday, at 2 o’clock. will be Watkins Cemetery in Breathitt severe case of flu. His services Burial will be at met. County. Englewood Cemetery. on The Herald for this issue are Be sure to get in on this feast The Engle Funeral Home was sorely missed, and we hope he Funeral Home is in charge of ol good things! in charge recovers quickly and will be arrangements. back with the staff again soon. |
ate their urban residents and, as Commissioner Former Hazard gh- of Rural High- an way*' I have been M Relates Harrowing icy cioaely associ- Expe ated rience with r the desire* and prob- lenis ate of rural Kent, ckians
ke i i feel that such service gives me a balanced i one Disaster a I conception of In Kentucky’s needs.” * Mountains of Utah sxt I According to an • Wells was Associated Press release, land, 22. Entiatt, Wash. first elected Mayor the following story was related Feltner said be prepared his of Paintsville at by Sfc. Reyno The weather cleared death bed in he caught up with Reagan about 4 o'clock on the age of 23, partially Sunday morn- *Dortly Feltner, formerly of Hazard. The story released ing the snow near a log and lay Ue after leaving the Univer and helicopters and airplanes joined down But then: "He didn’t recognize me," Feltner said. on Sunday. Nov. ground “Ky of Kentucky, 16, reads: crews in a frenzied 1 saw a flash of light. But we couldn’t stay where ed search over the mountains I don’t believe it and we were, so 1 help- Hill Air Force Base, lu- drew state-wide attention Utah — A Kentucky for Bo-n and Liggett. started to lay ed him on for another 200 yards to find shelter One search official gave down again for hia survivor of an eight-man parachute jump from them Neither he leadership in promoting a 50-50 chance—but temperatures “1 had to nor 1 had matches 1 tried that old were take one more look -and 1 a crippled airplane said Sunday he had just expected saw it Boy Scout to drop to zero Sunday night trick (rubbing sticks to spark a fire), again. I hollered, and they iour limes before serving lain down to die in the snow when rescuers (the rescuers) found but the> as The search area wood was wet. . It was is over the El Monte Moun- , dark by then reached him. me." Rural Highway tains. a spur of the ... His head was in my lap The only thing Commissioner rugged j Wasatch Mountains. As the survivors As Sfc Reyno Feltner, 36, Hazard. told it, the five non corns for the past three years, Ky , told 30 to 40 miles east of this air base he said was. ‘Don't get mad at me.’ Then his Wells near Ogden! got together soon after parachuting his story in a hospital at this big air base, the and about 50 and decided feet straightened out and he " said to 70 miles northeast of Salt Lake that died tally of the eight chutists Copeland and Probasco should start down “1 stood at two dead, two City. The highest mountain FeJtner said he was “ready to die with have traveled widely in in the area Monte the canyon for help They went missing, and four rescued. Cristo some distance, him' when he saw the I every section of Kentucky Peak, rises to 10,500 feet Much rescue light. and 1 of the and spent the night in a cave The two who died, while struggling through rest of By about 4:00 The plane the eight feel 1 have an excellent the area is between men were on was | chance 8,000 and 9,000 feet. o’clock Saturday afternoon, at- deep snow toward civilization, were S. Sgt. Ivan Copeland said Pro- tached to Hill to win The five noncums ail landed in a steep AFB. lt was returning from a area basco didn’t feel too “1 Probasco, 31, Buhl. Ida good He lost control of think 1 know ., and M-Sgt Joseph A. known as Hells flight to the East Coast It's last stop what the peo- Canyon. Blount was found his balance was a and was delirious I pie of Regan of Nellis Air Force Base, Nev. some distance heJped him Brooks A. in Texas Kentucky want. 1 am a to the FI. That's where I west, in another drainage down the canyon, Feltner, but he * Still missing were the co-pilot, Lt. Donald had lost his will to Reagan, and great believer in giving the peo system The search for Born and Liggett cen- Copeland hitched a ride K Born, go on." pie what they want 26. Andover, N. Y., and navigator, tered on the high Bigelow is an Air Force* reservist. rather than i divide between So was | Meanwhile. | Capt Donald Liggett 40 Indianapolis, Ind Bigelow, Reagan, and Feltner Probasco. Reagan what someone thinks they should It was thought Saturday night the noncoms was hitchhiking to his base in decided j to wait no longer The> started hsve I always have The plane commander, Capt. Harry O Blout, had all been down Nevada Feltner, an Army man, subscribed rescued alive, It wasn't until but was being Iran- I 33, Great became separated Bigelow found to that theory of government Falls, Mont., was found within a few searchers Copeland sferred from Fort Belvoir, Va., to Fort followed I their trail back through the and Probasco, Lewis, and and they put expect to continue i hours after the men jumped in a storm just snow Probasco under a Wash Copeland was on the to prac early way home from f Sunday morning that it was learned tree. his before CopeJand covered him with his tice it dark Friday when their C-119 (Flying the two had wool jack paratrooper base at Fort Bragg, N. C. died while fighting their way to- "1 Boxcar) et. That is where he died f eel n THR HAZARD HRRALD — HAZARO. * Ten From Here Participate In Conference Cooper Urges Completion of Surveys Mondoy, Novsmbar 17, 195* Senator John Sherman Coop Rineera must proceed nccc > *1 J I e • COLORED CARDBOARD today released the ing to law. and I appreci On Division of Children S Services er of Children's I . accepted, The Division linf s i* tSwArSf 'iS- fices^of^Colmief Comm. Sti Herald office now has beautiful Services unmarried mother an«i|„f the child will * the to* The ^ wTl)rh thr Kentucky and Skidmore have done interstate planning programs Senator urged completion of move these surveys along by Marvin Interstate AgreementAttreement isr were discussed “SS?an as these surveys have b Worker ^ surveys being undertaken Combs, Child Welfare e n resolution announce that our office is now located colored cardboard for tale of five river valleys in Eastern authorized by We Perry County at the Perry thl 7hild ^en^iniig or bei m of Kentucky Senator Cooper bas- Congress, and appropriatl Service Advisory ta a wheno he d£! Building over Hazard Drug. County Social TtZ have been made for their c in the Wooton «<• hl* request primarily on the Committee meeting held at not have legal residence,residence he protection against the pletion. it is now the resj November 13 for i ^ Hazard on Make potter* of distinction with urT*A the serv- concern, Mr ™ Mr Combs viewed <£r reason for at with tragic consequence, hi n^^to^col^lereThem ices of the Department of Combs stated, is the desire to Company in recent "^SLt tSSST dit^, ^ Rouse, Rankin and the un- the child's Kentucky Economic Security to safeguard the child, ^nt fnJerist these new colors. married mothers as being prim- Th. fu.l o. Sun..or <**- Certified Public Accountant* arily in behalf of their child- STSuTtaJSSJ taTJ.n£ >*£**£ ren. The purpose of this pro- to protect the life, gram is p ,h,M m *' HAZARD HERALD health and future development the following major *'Z sr deprived ms of infants, who. being The return of a Child to his Piles Phone 414 of the protection afforded by own home, the placement of a Science Shtinlcs birth into a legally established child in the home of a relative family are often exposed to un- or in foster care, the placement Without Surgery The New Way due hazards, he stated. of a child for adoption by a BLUE GRASS unmarried mother is helped to child placing agency, the indep- Stops Itdi—Relieves Pain make the most satisfactory plan endent adoptive placements and Where To Get Copies of for the child, such as adop- placement of out-of-state chil- Street Paving Job dren in licensed child-coring UK. (Wa-Dya*) An svefy e« institutions. e w.rWPeww mmm Is Completed This iWiUiM tm wvw available The Hazard Herald Members of the local Social Service Advisory Committee are 5, AS y%r HA copies Judge J. A. Smith, Mrs Kate FoHowing is a IM of bweinoeao# whore mothers who want their child Kimberlin. Mrs T DD. Barker. the of The Hazard Herald can be purchased. placed for adoption through Monroe Fugate. Bruce Stephens. Department’s Division of Child- William B Campbell. Sam Gar- Myori Grocery Rt. 1, Hazard ren's Services. This program nett, Rev. Charlie Deaton. Rev the Department's Fork ins Service Station Rf. 1, Combs differs from Winn T. Barr, and James Wolfe. program, Mr Combs This Committee appointed by Combs A.D.C. Fields Frocery Store said, since payment is made the Governor by authority of directly to the medical facility the Kentucky Revised Statutes Feltner Grocery Store Rt. 1, Hazard which the mother enters and 205.335, serves in an advisory Stidhams Grocery not directly to her The Federal capacity in relation to the pro- Government provides the funds grams of the Division of Child- Gibson's Grocery for this program, he stated ren’s Services and the Division progress on the Viola Colwell It was also stated that every of Public Assistance. least delay, but about ten effort is made to help the un- The next meeting of the Com- Flshtrap Survey, visited Colonel Skid- married mother solve her own mittee is scheduled for Decem- days ago 1 will at Huntington and he as- personal problems so she ber 11, at which time there will more survey could not again need our services. be a review of all programs sured me that the the Interstate placement of a discussed during the past year. proceed without delay at child is definitely related to the same time that studies regardregard- total child welfare program in ing the location of the Railroad the Department of Economic are being made. Security in that the service of- 3. Devil'* Jump Reservoir on fered coinrides with the overall South Fork R»vor. The report policy of our Department to is now at Cincinnati for approv- maintain and strengthen family al by the Division Engineer, Arcording to Mr. Combs, life. General Lapsley, before refer- ence to your office. 4. Laurel River Reservoir. At a meeting in Washington last spring called by myself. Sena- discover tor Morton and Congressman Come in for a demonstration and Siler, and attended by citizens —‘Jeep’ 4-wheel drive vehicles go more area, were assured • own! of the places • do more jobs cost less to that the survey would be com- 1959. Now pleted by January 1, DRIVE I am informed that it may be FIRST IN 4-WHEEL delayed. I request that steps OHIO’S LARGEST be taken to complete the sur- fkW VEHICLES BY WILTS MOTORS. .* MANUt ACIURLK Of 4-WHEEL DRIVE VEHICLES vey by January 1, as assured V A*’ 5. Upper Cumberland Rivar of the irawtni MISER Induitr :• resolu- Happy Survey. I introduced a and tion for a survey in 1957, Coma In lor a demonstration Viceo funds were appropriated. This survey covers flood protection and reservoir possibilities in the Cumberland River Valley above Cumberland Falls. E. Main St, Hazard, Ky. There are many reasons why Your Airport Gordon* At these five surveys must be im- mediately concluded. As the I Lottudr Service* Corps knows, floods sweep the Cumberland, Kentucky Hazard Upper Bus Station Your local White Croee and Big Sandy River systems Feature of the week! Man can be very impor- year, and protection Anderson* Market tant to you and your year after family. of life and property is impos- Hazard Drug sible without the construction of He can explain to you reservoirs. The lack Don'* Drug how the policies of the dams and White Croea Plan, spon- of flood protection is also the Grand Hotel sored by Bankers I.ife A chief deterrent to the loca- of Chicago, Cnaualty Co. tion of industry in Eastern Ken- Baglay Drug can offer you low cost and consequently, its protection for tucky, status as a depressed area. • HOSPITALIZATION Further, to put it very blunt- Rt- 90 Coanb* Frogtown Grocery • DOCTOR RILLS PURCHASEI this area has been neglected BIG, SPECIAL control semes ly, • MEDICAL SURGICAL Rudd’s largest tsrmits Saucy, frivolous can-can panties for Elmar Davis Sarvica Sta., by the Congress for years. 1 • INCOME PROTECTION only one dollar! Choose from Rt. 15, East Main St„ Hazard Treating dona by recognize that the Corps of En- • LIFE INSURANCE several styles — 100% Run-Proof KENTUCKY TERMINIX CO., Bob Gross Sarvica Station.. Rt. 15, Walkartown • MORTGAGE REDEMPTION Nylon, lined with waterproof Fire- M»in» MFMCAI INC. • stone Velon. They’re boilable — Morris Standard Station, Routo 15, Matvfci Wiloun, UH Middlesboro, Ky. and stay so soft to protect baby’s East Main St,, Hazard Turk, Hazard For reference call a customer or Yam tender skin. White or pink. Sizes: Ftiona Oak «7* Nunn's Claaning A Pressing Home Lumber Co. S (birth to 12 lbs ); M (13 to 18 Taxi Alloy, Main St.. Hazard lbs.); L (19 to 25 lbs.); XL (26 to 32 lbs ); XXL (35 to 40 lbs.) Lake Cumberland and - —~ ~ =1(entud®E THE GIFT . MOTHER WANTS j MOST... t portrait of her children! For a portrait from our studio is the best way to keep alive childhood’s combination of imp-and-angel! And don’t forget to order extras, for dear ones who seldom see your growing children. Lake Cumberland State Park JomaUown) Come in and bring the children so we may ( become acquainted , . . then make an Ky. Dam Village appointment at your oouveuieucel ( GilbertsvAe) Ky.Lake State Park ( Hardin) hunting at KENTUCKY ** DAM ViLLAGK’^m FROM OCTOftER MARCH j - Information. wnla I DIVISION SPARKS DIPT- OP CONtIRVATION HAL COONER Studio FNANKPOiT, KY- , . IN THf DISTRICT I mediate possession COURT OR of the lands I THi UNITED STATE* to the extent of the Interests MY COLUMN SAUL THE HAZARD HMALD — HAZARD^ NTUCKY FOR THf being acquired pursuant there- Hetwptan Sernette Mondoy, November 17, 195i in their intentions than getting a Job done The EASTERN DISTRICT OF to, and the Act of Congress Unma Rairnc ap- coaches, three nwmc DUITO Por thfi of them In this school of 1,500 KENTUCKY proved August 26, 1957 (Public ,irat timp in my whole life I attend Junior High, were all pd what 1 “"“‘der <-h« moat effective men with the M A. de- A a AT JACKSON I jnv 65-167), which Act appro- P. T. A. WHERE TWO OR Rree Their THREE ARE GATHERED TO- ,Mt night at tbe Parkwa teaching was about what would BUCKllOrn Civil Action No. 249 priated funds for such purposes y Junior High GETHER IN HIS NAME. HE IS THERE cb<>o1 bere Fort be expected of coaches, not much speech-mak United States of America, You are further notified that m Lauderdale, Florida. Frankly, Wanda Spurlock Such a very few were gathered, f ers, but intelligent 1 * h0URht 1 waa out of the education business men. They pointed out that In Plaintiff, if you desire to present any ob- „ my home, but He was there, physical education Mr and Mrs Johnn Gilbert, whpn my 0 n h , fin ‘ ahed the university. is one of America’s great y NOTICE: Condemnation jectlon or defense to the taking “! But I And He gave to us His blessing. K T I m * - * of > . — — Rfn nnw nsrlr in if nn/l Aimn maImi* Au,tln - Ind visited 00" back ,n and even needs for our youth. I was -< with U ' oin to the Impressed with the . His Spirit 252.11 Acres of Land, More of your property, you are re- * * was really felt and shared f™ statement one of them friends and relatives at Saul, er Leas, R made and that was we Situatee in Perry quired to serve your answer on 0VPr tbe weekend grade stronger on the attitude of the students Jacob was alone County, Kentucky,ky, and the plaintiff's attorney at the About 500 parents, grandpas as he went to Harem. and grandmas. than thft things he John Gay, from Bullskin. Presbyterian may learn. And His pillow was a stone, Child•Id Welfare addressh erein designated with- uncles aunts, and others responsible for their visited Mr. and Mrs. Jim Spur- Jacob saw the ladder Aqency, at si., children I reaching heaven. Defend)Defendants. In twenty (20) days after Nov. in school were called “BACK TO will guarantee that the 1.500 lock % students of Saul, Saturday. Saw the the date SCHOOL NIGHT"’ that returned Angels, though he was alone. 24, of the last publica- We began the schedule at to school the next day at Parkway Mr. and Mrs. Claude Barger TO: TRACTS NUMBERSilfRBRS A-109- tlon of notice. 8 00 p. m., promptly with the principal Junior High, went announc- with a better understanding and family moved to Indiana, Jacob in called the place Bethel. Indspnndent Coal Company, Your answer shall identify the 8 Just as he would to the students the pro- between the teachers and patrons than over the they weekend, God spoke to Jacob there, formerly of Huntington, property in cedure we were to follow. could West which you claim to ever have had in any other full year of . , There were no V,,,tor At Saul people near Jacob, Vlrpllln—Puwnt Address Un- h.v, sn Inlerest sts.e the M- cut-and-dried P. T. A. speech making programs. Well, we h.ve John DuPny III our bo, in Jacob was alone in prayer. "' u k >wn * n'1 th ,he . Hr has seven teachers, and class Another Mhw Shirrel Barger, who is . T, and final evaluation of this wond- A u cIaim - and a11 of ur m y° y° rooms They are new, 0 scb001 God proved (hat teachers and all I be- erful meeting gave the parents g g at Richmond, He was with him. and A-122-E-Wldow of Cobum objections and defenses to the Ueve and patrons the V? . all his teachers have master's degrees ex privilege slted h r parents Mr and And He showed him the way. of making appointments with yi ,* ’ Gross, now Mrs Elsie Craig, taking of your property. All cept one who the Showed has a doctorate Mrs - BurIe Barger “the ladder reaching That is unusual teachers for any problems they may y and broth- heaven", formerly of 23891 Norcrest defenses and objections not so to have such have No a faculty in the Junior Hiehi *rs “,ton and Which we are climbing every day. *B * problems were allowed under H Howard of Saul Avenue, Detroit 9, Mlchi- presented are waived. And In discussion during the °V F 00 w* re called to each period Parents’ school that night Florida has a * gan, reported deceased; case of your failure so to ana- our children l "t* v „ We have no time to stop iad by ,b# great school system, and Mrs Hubert Bar*er and wonder, Unknown Heirs of Widow wer the complaint, judgment >Ru l ar flow of the bell. We sat In and the teachers are care- of j 7 Our duty is to just climb on. ie sea,s where fuUyAielecteid from da b, *r*' C,r°l and Ar' our kids sat, sometimes the many states for the faculty. *i*. of Coburn Gross, condemnation of that part of . The ladder reached bu 'dalted Mr. from earth to heaven. SOd ' wcr* pref,y ,maB anfl The starting salary for a and Mrs Jim the - our knees bent beginner is $3.800 00 names and addresses of the the described property in which . Where TRUE and runs sP“ r,ock and fami, Sunday, Christians aU. belong. y ve tr4ed to Lit into small seats, well Into the five thousand dollar mark y. above-named defendants being you haveOVC uior claimV la 1 111 ailan interest1IIICICM iir. . _ ,) # Bdna s urlock We *wepeere subjects for demerits, Just as for class-room teachers with experience P unknown to the plaintiff; and will be, rendered.rendered I”; our child- and Jacob saw the Lord ren nt Su ”d n ht with Miss above the ladder. are ' if P ** we were a mome nt late. Needless to effective services. School here in Fort Lauder- *y The unknown devisees, per- HKNPih.'mwv j rnnw » l And t,he Lord is there today. Arbutus Barger.BarRer ' ay 9ome of the P°ke parents got their dalo is perhaps the leading sonal representatives, creditors. a! l y share of industry. l If we will really trust Him, United I L. detentions, and were The home of Mr. and Mrs assigned to the detention will successors in interest and as- 326rar, F fwJl' He guide us all the way Fedt C a” might have been John Abner and family, of signs of any of the above-named o assigned to the Post OfficeOffict Box No. 1490 social adjustment Buckhorn, burned Friday. There class. Just as their children are firntemefe M ' Let us not be parties, if they be deceased. Lexington,Lexingtc Kentucky grassroots Opinion was dlacouraged when they get out of line as good citizens. was nothing ^savedyeA excepte cept a You are hereby notified that The Though real climbers are so few, Date: 11:10-17-24 discipline is washingwashin as near perfect as I have ever seen. GREAT FALLS, 8 machine, which was on complaint in condemnation MONTANA, LEADER: Trust God and keep on climbing, has Students ,bo rc do not roam around down town, play "The fuel used to hurl the biggest of these P° h H anyone has any- heretofore been filed in the Of- new^ Our pay day will soon be due. t like horses during thln to the class period. fangled satellites up there in space hel P them start l*> u s«y flee of the Clerk of the United is kerosene. ^ A/lOUSie BOV* CflSt kc in please notify Of course it’s mixed up with liquid oxygen to *P 8, Mr. Taul Though we alone, like States District Court for the » At the fourth period we were ordered to Jacob, #o Abner of Buckhorn, and he will ,0 make it burn faster, but that kerosene is an The ladder Jacob saw, still is there, Eastern District of Kentucky, in Im Pint/ ,be Gaffetorium where we would be served 1,1In MnrpnonrlMorphonH PlflV old friend for a lot come and 8et 4t - Trust m "MMallCUUmureneaa rmyrlUy of fellows. . . God and keep on climbing. the United States Court House. coffee in the same style the children were serv- “A lot of a G°Donn Combs, sons< of Mr. ed them will never forget the funny To Mansion, bright and fair. in Jackson, Kentucky, for the and that day chicken legs, beans, rice, and milk. Mrs-Mrs. Wallace Combs. Mousie, taste when they got dosed with old-fashioned M. C. NAPIER —Rebecca Jones. taking of: C Personally I emjoyed the coffee hour about as ‘cold remedies’ Read the is cast in the Morehead Players much as like kerosene and sugar and 28th Chapter of Genesis. any of the other classes but it was kerosene mixed production "Lady In The Dark" done with goose grease. Wow! That a i The fee simple title to on the bell. I had to leave my coffee m at Morehead State College, stuff was powerful. Science is just finding out?” Tracts Nos. A-109 and A-122, half-drunk. Now I was not half-drunkhalf-drunk, but the 4“h4-H ClubvlUb subject, however, to existing Combs will have the part of coffee was. NEW PLYMOUTH. &D SULUVAN SA YMl easements for public roads Tom. IDAHO, SENTINEL: C| nM e nWlenre 4o our fifth, period, "The government takes Elects A/TTIC“r5 and highways, public utilities, "Ijady In The Dark" is a play now there was aorae- over an Indiana farm- CIUH5 Officers by ,4l ' n S 4o make the eyes get slightly bothered. er’s tractor to collect a railroads and pipe lines, and Moss Hart with lyrics by Ira A judgment for ovar- n roUs Comb* Gershwin and music by Kurt 4*n* young lady with her graduate degree planting wheat and a lot of farmers across the * n mat hematics, lovely nation Flowage easement on Tract Weill. Production is scheduled in personality, she had realize for the first time that govern- The M C. Napier 4-H club already captured our 12 year old ment handouts No A-122-E, being the perpet- for early December. with her have claws under the green- met on Nov. 6, to elect new ,ovel attitude Hava your partrat made now y toward her students. backs . . . trade ual right, power, privilege, Mr Combs attended Hindman He works We a little of our liberty and officer*. The new officers are overtime on mathematics, and so freedom every and easement occasionally to High School and worked on the would I for a time we invite government to as follows President, Evangeline school newspaper there teacher like that, solv a problem for us, for Christmas giving." overflow, flood allH submerge His whether its in the city, Napiec; Vice-President, James j on the farm or super highways to join said tract of land, and the , the two.” O. Hurt; Secretary, Mildred "'" s K' c d ou sh ,,,ks rightt to i'lzc srt > : J Napier, Treasurer, Mary H. maintain mosquito s i„,o e *,t' Du , hod r 7 BREVARD, control over said land in con- man „ M„r,he,d su„ .»».„ N.C., TRANSYLVAN1AI TIMES: Spurlock; Reporter, Bonnie M Worry is like a rocking chair gives Combs; Recreation nection with the Buckhorn in^the, air, and were ready — you some- Leaders, I .i for the science Reservoir £ thing to do, but doesn’t get you anywhere.” Phyllis A. Combs. Arlis Feltner Project, together subscribe lesson It was great. A truly scientist was the with and Ann Allen; Song Leaders, 1 all right, title and inter- _ _ teacher. He had the most complete laboratory est in and to the VIRGINIA, MINN., NEWS: “The freedom Arniptte Allen, Anita Combs structures TO Th© I ever saw, even in High School, even a live IT TAKES JUST A we enjoy has its own peculiar perils. It seems and Joyce Campbell, and improvements now situ- snake that some of the women students kept MOMENT TO ate on the said tract often to encourage softness, laxity, self-indul- Plans were made to invite ARRANGE of land their eyes turned toward. This is another class provided IWI*WI HpmM gence, and indifference to responsibilities new members into our club that no structure for M John loves. They were observing the weather, —A AN APPOINTMENT. r r human habitation ^rr..rrr. .,r., . civilization is only as vtal and strong as the by the old members. shall be con- and all movements of science along with their m^n who give it life. It structed or maintained on the studies. must falter when they ; land, and provided further do If their moral fiber, their character, grows Then alas, to slack, then that no structures of other the last period about 10:00 their system must surely decline.” _ TH6 p M„ but no one seemed to ' types except farm fences shall / be tired. I think BARTOW. FLA., POLK COUNTY DEMO- Hal Cooner Studio il 1 have continued d be constructed or maintained JjO 4^ all night, because the CRAT "Presently, there is wide interest in a interest was so high in this parents' workshop, scientific studies Arcade Building on the said tract of land ex- Th®'® ... and with good cause ... y Hazard, Kv that no one seemed to want to go but it has cept as may be approved in i / a/MiflL home for a been amply demonstrated that not /cjiy / i ULjtl/T H TV picture. We had it alive right before our everyone is equipped to become writing by the representative jrijJ a genius in jOt l^/y^JWT7?ff eyes in a modern school WHY WAIT FOR DAYS AND EVEN WEEKS FOR THAT so science . , of the United States I 0\/0 H well planned that . and more—that not everyone may in charge /ffer azi JtTrSSjg * the students are living PRINTING JOB YOU NEED, WHEN THE HAZARD of the project, reserving, how- » yOUTor W the atmosphere, rather be considered a budding Caruso or Paderewski, T T i HERALD <.*° v° than hating to go to school. a CAN GIVE YOU 24-HOUR SERVICE? ever, to the owners of said i M School can be lots skilled surgeon, a good dragline operator, a ^ “Worry<*w is like We have added new equipment and ,or of fun. It can bore the life a rocking one of the baef tract of land, their heirs TP; * M out of children. competent racing driver, or even a capable and foodd *> chair gives youyou® LJUSSSsomething Printers in Southeastern Kentucky has recently k fo0 | writer, — joined our assigns, all such rights and preacher or teacher ... all of which It is rather typical when a student says: “I to do.do, but doe-n'tdoesn’t Kgetet you any- staff. Just phone your Order in or cell The Herald, horse leads us to p privileges as may be used and f the conclusion that the most inter- where.” 414, and m did not know school could be fun.” we will come out to seo you. _ It can esting study in or enjoyed without interfering out of books is a study of Located next door to the providing the faculty County Jail on N. Main St. with or abridging M is awake, and has more human nature.” the rights Phone 414 HAZARD, KY. P. O. Box 700 and easement hereby taken, for use in connection with the establishment of the Buckhorn Reservoir Project, of the follow- for The //?. . ing Serf described property in which Do Stores Start you have, or claim to have an WHY interest, and particularly de- scribed in the pleadings herein: A certain tract of land iden- tified as Tract No. A-109, con- Christmas Before T’giving ? taining 5.15 acres, situate in WILSON’S MILK Parry County, Kentucky, on with the left bank of Middle Fork That's A Question That Is Often Asked of Kentucky River, approxi- mately one mile downstream VALUABLE And It Deserves A Sincere Answer. from the town of Buckhorn; We appreciate the spirit that prompts The same condition exists in regard to BODY many of the Another tract of land identi- COUPONS objections to early Christmas the children’s visits to Santa Claus. Thou- shopping promotions. fied as Tract No. A-122, con- sands of children and their parents look However, when the taining 12 00 acres, situate in goad for dosons of reasons for the urge forward to their annual visit with him, and to “Shop Perry County, Kentucky, on PRI1 glfta on display Early" are examined, even the unless he makes an early appearance, the left bank of most critical agree it’s MORE than a prob- the Middle at your many hundreds would be doomed to dis- lem for stores alone. Fork of Kentucky River ap- appointment, simply became it’s physically So we re happy proximately 1.2 miles up- LOCAL WILSON’S to take this opportun- impossible to reach him in a shorter time. ™\F£AYok ity to present stream from the town of some of the problems that Those in the store business know that COUPON confront all stores Buckhorn: at holiday time. an extremely large percentage of the Every RIDEMPTION CENTER successful store directs its best Christmas gifts that are selected are effort toward Another tract of land, con- perfecting a helpful serv- items that are in plentiful supply through- taining 1.01 acres, situate in ice to ALL its customers. And since many out the entire year. Perry TAULBEE customers ask stores County, Kentucky, on to make it easier for If you were to ask the thousands of the left bank of them to complete their the Middle gift shopping be- retail employees—and as a group they rep- fore the Fork of Kentucky River ap- Furniture Co. crowded post-Thanksgiving period, resent one of the largest employe groups proximately 12 miles Christmas merchandise and up- Taulbee Bldg. displays are In the nation—they would tell you that stream from the town of brought forward early to accommodate much of the High St. — Hazard, Ky. stress and strain of their Buckhorn them. Christmas would be relieved if the shop- JFt Scarcely a major store in the nation ping public would anticipate Christmas Mruicwm the quality could cope with the store traffic that shopping througnout the year Then you'd The authority for the taking i mlHt II wouldb e generated if any part of early seldom hear your friends in retailing is the Act of re- Congress approved Christmas shopping In thu I was postponed until mark: “I’m simply worn down to my knees d// The February 26, 1931 (46 Stat 1421, (VII HUSH Way coupon & after Thanksgiving. Even under present by Christmas Eve.” VACUUM PACKID 40 UJS.C. 258a) and Acts sup- circumstances most stores Yes, The Rich Bleruicd Aroma are strained to Granted that the is plementary thereto and • on I I problem not a manda capacity during the peak of the season, to one-sided one, it should tory thereof; and under the fur- be recognised that of Delicious JFG COFFEE Makes It, Ask your grocer for maintain the kind of store service all shop- stores are faced with the ther authority of the Act of problems of con- pers have learned Wilson's Milk todayl to expect. venient service to customers, of Congress approved April 24, main- 7hc4?e*tPa/tt 0 7he Mtea/> When you recall / the extremely crowd- taining helpful employee relations, 1888 (25 Stat 94, 33 U. S. C. 591) and ed conditions of stores the final two or of providing a and the Act of Congress approv- place where those people three weeks before Christmas the prob- who wait until the last minute select ed March 1, 1917 (39 Stat 948, may lem becomes evident. gifts for their families 33 U. S. C. 701) which Acts au- START SAVING and friends. If no arly Christmas shopping were are sure that thorize the acquisition of land We if storekeepers every done, Aik yovr Or oeir ., writ. Street ••« • this condition would be multiplied where could chat with you, personally and for flood control purposes; the THI COUPONS JIG Sfwuul Premium Catalog U it yw many fold Actually, there would not be informally, | you would be convinced of will A.d • t.b<« fr.up oi kipk graS. Act of Congress approved June enough room behind store counters for their sincerity, and in the and valuable artklet. any aaa el akicb 28, 1938, Public Law 761—75th ON THI WILSON true spirit of S to la your | enugh sales people to yea would be proud have serve shoppers dur- Christinas they would not be criticized for Congress, which Act authorized bomo. Taka advonlogo ol tbit opportunity ing thismis period betweentieiween Thanksgivingthanksgiving and their the construction efforts to perform a helpful service to tecure Ibete wattbwkil# it.au with JPO of the Buck- MILK LASIL Christmas. horn to theirs hopping public. tenant CeMea Special CeHea Ceupaei. Reservoir Project, and Sec- Per e Veil Cup eP 1-U. Aar Cette. tion 5 of the River and Harbor FREE GIFTS Vacwwm Futkwd This Ne w «j tin,, Me statement is published in the interest Many Use. Ear Act, approved July 18. 1918 (40 of Pul To Clean, TKia WhM MovUi Aar Ne Oreunde. VALUABLE COUPON IN EVERY POUND OP JPG Slat 911), which act authorizes Perry the United States to take uu- County Retailers by THE HAZARD HERALD I* THI HAZARD HI RAID — HAZARD, KRMTUCKT Monday, Novombor 17, 19M Your Home Business firms are THE HIGHEST BIDDERS lor Your Shopping Dollar 1 when you spend your dollar st home, you mattdr what# you llva"^"Dobody ty . NOW Vr; k Actually .Vfiio merchandise that you giva you moro tofj get the same 70 cants worth of ’ and that moans NOBODY . con would gat for it anywhere else. you? dollar H»on your own homo buslnoss firms. i reason for this odvantageous . to,, Lot's look ot tho AND THE OTHER 30 CENTS stays here too, to help situation* you « • • churches* roads and streets; to vi^ • you pay for schools* 1 community so your property ... or your job ANY MIRCHANT'^ouywiioro W b onHnorily (oil* Ltalize tha share . is worth more; to keep more people here to to ull goods lot torn# moro this ho poyo for thorn. ^ and to serve YOU when you — — _ _ -I civic work and expense* dollar in any ON AN AVKRAGI ,V. whon you spond 0 sometimes direly need their knowledge and their skills. olso . • o about 70 contt I rotsil store . . . horo or snywhoro 1 commun- goas tor rant/ ONLY when you buy in YOUR OWN HOME ot it pays tor GOODS/ and about 30 cants (tha ity do you get back most of this 30-cent retail handling taxes, donations* hirad halp, ata.* and o taw cants great deal more, as your jr proprietor charge . . . and often a national average la about 9 cants) pays the life bro*' and equip* or your business prospers and your social for his work* and tor his Investment In goods with the orowth of the entire communiK ment, credit losse*. It Pays Fallons Garage Hazard Finance E. W. Hacker Watsons Engle Florist Davidson Motor Firestone Cornetts T. V. Center Peoples Lumber Co. Gene Baker Motor Co. Dawahares Business Equipment & Supply Co. Sterling Hardware > Baker Buick Co. Scotts Faulkners Garage Perry Farm Center, Inc. Smith Maytag Co. Lee Crutchfield Citizen's State Bank 1 ' r New* of Interest to Women the hazard herald, hazard, kei Farmers Need Double-Duty Truck Monday, November 17, 1958 enbender. National Represents- ell; Sallio Hall. State out S 8. Women’s Section five of Louisville, Mable Hutton, of Jeff; Zola Davidson and Mar- National Representative of Bar garel Mitchell, Past State Coun- REPORTERS: MU* Ltyburn Cody, night phono Oak 1147; Mra. Anna Mao Moora, Main 49*, hourville, Martha Sullen of cil. 110 Were present. Eight out- Mre. Bets W. Draughn, Main 45 and Mra. Boulah C. Cornott, Phono 438. fiouisa. State Association Coun- of town guents. Dinner For Out of Town D. of A. Officers E::r.*GY sources in the u. s Personals INDEXES 1441-im Mr. and Mrs. Floyd F. Baker BASED ON ENERGY CONSUMED entertained with a dinner at Mr and Mrs. W. H. Garrett, Standafer. Mrs. Standafer ac- of their home on Monday evening Lexington, were business companied them to Louisville visitors in Hazard, honoring Mrs. Eda Mayfield, Mrs Duard Hancock, Miss Mrs Julia Noel, Mrs. Clara Mr. Jimmy Yonts. student at Sydney Hancock and Mrs Mir- the University of Kentucky, Nagel and Mrs Maude Bowen- iam Dobyns were in Lexington spent the weekend with his par- bendor of Louisville. ents, Mr and Mrs M X. Yonts. Friday evening to hear Fred Other attending were Mr. and ITS ABILITY TO DO DOITBLK DUTY makes this new Waring and his Pennsylvania Dodfe Sweptltne half ton pick -op popular with Mrs tla Caton has been called Mrs. Floyd Hall of Jeff. Mr and farmers and at the Memorial Colliseum ranchers. Stylish enough to replace the family ear for tripe Into to Madison. Wise., due to the ill- Mrs Everett Sutton of Barbour- the etty or to market, the Sweptllne features a payload capacity ness of her daughter, rs. Allyn ville, Mr and Mrs. Roland Bak- of 1,778 pounds with its 120-horsepower 6-cylinder or 205- Robert* Mr and Mrs. Herbert Charles horsepower V-8 engines. A new suspension er, Mrs Austin Combs. Mrs. system, which pro- and children spent the weekend vides, an easier ride and added protection for cargo, makes the Mr and Mrs. Charles Baker, Zola Davidson, Mrs Margaret Sweptllne ideal for use In rural areas. in Ashland. On Saturday even- of Radcliffe, were the guests of Mitchell, Mrs. Curt FeJtner, his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd ing they attended the “Holiday F Baker last week. on Ice Show" at the Hunting- Trophy Presented Funeral Held ton, W. Va., Field House Mr and Mrs. Alex R Combs, COAL of Louisville, were in Hazard To Football Team For Mrs. Quillen Q Mis* Virginia this past week Mr and Mrs. Beuris, Mrs. Mrs. McRee Entertains The Walkertown football Mrs. Richard M. Quillen, 56, Combs are former residents of George Beuris and Mr. and 100% team, coaches and cheerleaders died Nov. 8, at her home, in 80% Hazard Mrs O. J West spent the week Friendship Club wish to thank the Walkertown Hazard. end in Harlan as the guests Mr. and Mrs. W M Sturgill Mrs. Bertha McRee entertain- Booster Club and the Walker- She is survived by her hus- and children spent the weekend of Mrs. Beuris' sister, Mrs. ed with a dinner at the home town Homemakers for the won- band, Richard Quillen; one son, 1941 1957 in Prestonsburg. Amanda Ackley. On Saturday derful banquet time Robert Tolliver, Ft. of Mrs. L. I. Bolton on Friday and good Pierce, Fla. ' evening. Miss Virginia Beuris AUais had one. The others Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Alcorn evening honoring the members enjoyed by all on Friday, Nov. Her mother Mrs. Sarah Tolliver, No. 67. who is director of District VIII were Hazard SOURCE: AMERICAN GAS ASSOCIATION and Mr and Mrs. Karl Cornett of her friendship club. Kona; one brother and one sist- officers were: State B. & P. Clubs attended a The State and children, Linda and Kip W Guests present in addition to er; Mrs. DeNola Collins of Kona workshop sponsored by the Willie Dawahare, president of Council, Edna Mayfield of Lou- spent the weekend in Applachia, the hostess were Mrs. Conmmption of natural »»• in the United State* increased 7.1 W, G. and W. H. Tolliver of St. Mat- National percent Pineville Business Profession- the Hazard Boosters Club made isville; Clara Morgan, Uat year to a record 10' quadrillion Btu'a. Natural Va., as the guests of Mr. and & Beaven, Mrs George Combs, thew. , gaa accounted for W Treas- 25 percent of the nation'e total energy al Women's Club. Miss Leyburn a speech and presented a trophy Deputy; Julia Noel, State contumed in 1957, without Mrs W D. Cornott, Sr. Mrs. Robert Cooksey, Mrs Funeral services were Nov. 8 including , urer; Ethel Stinson, Association liquid* ex tree u. .»> natural gaa. Although natural gaa con- Cody accompanied Miss Beuris to the coaches and members of ' Mazie Phillips, Mrs. P Gault, at 10 a m. at the Methodist sumption last year wr- —i timet at much aa 18 year* ago, W Nellie Hazel, Na- Mrs. Lucinda Carte, of Beat- to Pineville where she visited the 56-57 football team for city Vice Council; proved reaervea are a * high. Mrs Molly Morgan, Mrs. Chest- Church with Rev. William Pet- tyville. was the weekend guest her sister, Mrs. Robert Turpin. champs, Jimmy Nunn excepted tional Republican; Maude Bod- er C. Brown, Mrs. L. E. Bolton, tus officiating. Burial was at of Mrs. Elizabeth D Cooper at the trophy and presented it to Mrs. Floyd F Baker. Mrs Wil- Potter Cemetery at Kona. her home on Cedar Street. Mr Bill Browning, principal. Hazard Homemakers Club liam Thorpe. Mrs. Melda E. The Engle Funeral Home was The three coaches, Mosco Mr and Mrs. Donald Ward will hold a meeting Wednesday, Beaven, Mrs. T D. Draughn and in charge of arrangements. Blackburn, Sam Luttrell and and son, .Steven and Mr S. M. Nov. 19, at the Kentucky Power Mrs. Marcus Steele, Sr. Jack Gabbard also John Peav- Ward visited Mr. and Mrs. Earl Company. The theme of the $325 meeting will be 'Cosmetics and ley, president of Walkertown Wooton and family in Columbia Name Chosen PER MONTH Sunday You.” Booster Club, Corkey Lindon, GUARANTEED For Daughter vice president, Mr. Browning, Mrs. Standafer, Mrs. Lee Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bartlett principal and Dewey Sizemore, Plus Bonus Each Week Elijah Holliday, of Louisville, were in Lexington over the Mr and Mrs. Linville Cain all made short talks. Based On Production and Mrs James Dereckson of weekend. They visited Mr. have chosen the name, Christie ll-8th grade boys and 4-8tli YOU MUST have automobile, Lexington, spent the weekend Lynn for their Bartlett’s aunt, Mrs. T. M Bart- daughter who grade cheerleaders received be free to tvavel Monday with their mother, Mrs Mark was born at the Mt. Mary Hos- school letters for a job well through Friday. Yor will be lett, who is ill. Sunday morning, they with Miss Bell Kelly, a pital on Tuesday, Nov. 12. done. home every weekend. Must be Business Women's Circle former Hazard High School available for immediate employ- teacher, atte/ided church serv- ment. Experience is not neces- Are you going to be satisfied with records at Meets With Mrs. Hacker ices at Georgetown Christian your sary. If hired, you will attend [Church, where Rev. Franklin sales school and rereive field The Business Women’s Circle R. tax time? specialize Serv- We Bookkeeping and Tax training at company expense. of the First Baptist Church met McGuire is pastor. Mr. McGuire See: is a former pastor at the home of Mrs. E. W. Hack- of Hazard ices. Forget your tax and bookkeeping problems. Christian Chuch. er in Walkertown on Thursday Mr. V. Smith evening for their annual Thanksgiving dinner meeting. Mrs. Margaret Baker, District 10:00 a m. to 3:00 p m. Mrs. Duard Hancock, leader, Deputy of No. 10. entertained Mon., Nov. 24 with 5 o’clock dinner for out- gave the devotional and Mrs. Employment Office of-town guests, and District Harvey Lusk presented the pro- Hazard, Ky. Deputy Association. About 10 Hazard Business College gram on “Baptist Missions in ll:17-20-cc Tiawon.” were present. Members alid guests attend- ing were Mrs. Hancock, Mrs. Lusk, Mrs. Hacker, Miss Vir- ginia Beuris, Mrs. Florence Ad- kins, Mrs. Prentiss Baker, Miss leyburn Cody Mrs. George W. Combs, Mrs. Bailey Grigsby, Mrs. Charles Luttrell, Jr., Mrs. Roy Kversole, Miss Esther Richie. Mrs. Robert Heath, Mrs. J. H Bailey, Mrs. Ralph Min- iard, Mrs Ralph Peters, Mrs. J. Howard Smith, Miss Helen Campbell, Mrs. Lester Eversole, Mrs George Steele Mrs, Clay Campbell and Mrs Lewis Wyrick. mmf0 The “Causti Commatti” nut was a sure cure for rheumat- ism. A small hole was bored in the nut and wine poured into it. The mixture was then shaken and drunk by the Regularly $17.95 patient ^ 11- $ Save 3 on this Pre-Christmas Special ot’o your dune* to get Samsonite Train Cane at a big saving tt*s P**1*ct as a gift; ideal as a special treat to yourself Roomy inside holds •t travel needs Removable tray has sections for cosmetics and toiletries Tbe lid opens to reveal a full width mirror uuidc kd “Travel tested" Omsb to sturdy vinyl— washes clean. -ny-i j&jff You know the typo. f Two new cars in the gayuge. A set ofinu|ched clube in the thoroughbred bird dog (and A Jr hall closet. Fi so high ttat only a BUY NOW AND SAVE! the neighbors) can bbsf it A good portfolio >>f sound growth life like an erratic barometer. r stocks . . . and an aim ih something. A&S What’s ha iiiiijiqpr . . A vague but Important / And lees than 1* home from hie mortgage^ front door Is a man who can surely hejfi him find it — his rni^st#, priest or rabbi. Rheumatism is an affilfHoa ^ not as easily cured An ex- The Faith thievery man can discover through regular wor* perienced PHYSICIAN'S ad reason W ship can help him find an aim that sticks W . And a good vice should be solicited and for having it. Help when you need it is part of the strength of his prescribed treatment fol- a strength that’s as strong as ><** choose to make it. lowed. Faith— 14 RSUS40M IN AMSSIC AN MM. INC. At A Begley Drug Shi* Find ihu strength for your lifo . . worship togothor week ; N THE HAZARD HERALD, HAZARD, KENTUCKY Monday, Novtmbcr IT, 1951 General Buckner Was Last Editor Ot Old Courier —by Charles f. Hinds In 1830 the Whigs, who had 1866, the two papers, edited by ELDER GEORGE HAGANS Secretary-Treasurer, Kentucky 'been overmatched by the Dem- Buckner and Prentice, joined Historical Society ocratic press, decided to estab- with a third, the Democrat to Betides being a successful lish a newspaper of their own form, under the dynamic lead- AS I KNEW HIM land speculator In Chicago, a under a young and relatively ership of Henry Watterson, the lieutenant general in the Con- untried editlr, George D Pren- Louisville Courier-Journal. by Wallace B Francis federate army, and governor of tice. Prentice soon showed that General Buckner went on Kentucky. General Simon Boli- Much has been said, and good words have he was capable of taking the from the Courier to be elected var Buckner, Sr., also tried his been written, about the late, Elder George Hag- measure of Shadrach Penn. Governor of Kentucky in 1887 hand at journalism After some A favored anecdote describes ans. All my life I have heard him preach the by a comfortable majority. He two years of experience gospel He was born about two miles from in New the discomfiture of Penn the spent his last days at “Glen Orleans, he assumed the Carr Creek. Ky. He was an Old Regular Bap- editor- day he held up the press for a Lily.’’ his home in Hart County, ial chair of the Louisville Cour- New Orleans tist preacher for some 45 years. At some time murder story hand- but following his death In 1914 ier the first day of June, 1863 long ministry, he had preached in 34 ed to him by a winged messeng- was reinterred In Frankfort during his Space-planned bodies which provide a totally new experience in passenger comfort The Courier in that year en- er, counties, and some six states. Through rain, who represented himself as Cemetery. .n both front and back seats are presented by Mercury in its entirely 1959. new car* for joyed the largest circulation of being from the packet. “Wau- aleet, or snow, or along a hot dusty trail, he In its 20th anniversary models, Mercury offers a brilliant combination of advanced any Louisville earthly gains. paper, even high- cousta,” five days and 78 hours always answered his calls, without design, mechanical excellence and superior performance and economy. Designed exclu- ClKe er than George Prentice’s Lou- out of New Orleans XataWL Mtratik sively for the medium-price field, A little Hagans had been the new Mercury has 15 models in four series, including For many years Elder 1 isville Journal, which had been later the “taken’’ editor the only two-doo. station wagon in the medium-price range. New compound curved of the Moderator of the Little Home Church, in Knott an esteemed member of the Advertiser windshield and rear window increase glass area cent at learned that not only more than 60 per the front and I When a song is lined IN THE SPIRIT it is don and one step-daughter, Mrs. John D. Barger goes to the hos- with Mrs. Cassie Couch and pay! 1‘Honr or atop in today. — for practically a sermon in itself. Lining songs is Dennis Woods of Lily. Also sur- pital a serious operation. Mr and Mrs. Plezie Begley at practiced among all Old Regular Baptist today. viving are three sisters and Saul over the weekend. , So many times I have heard Elder Hagans line, three brothers, 12 grandchildren Church Service Mrs. Vena Louise Bradley, of and and sing, one of his favorite songs; “The Blood 15 great-grandchildren. Saul, has recently visited in the I N T E R/S Everyone is welcome to at- TATE Stained Army”. No one could sing that song Funeral services were Nov. Oneida on business. trrntmn tend the meeting at Saul, Sat- | / r J L fY 1 L C quite as well as he. 14. at 1 p.m. at the Colony Bap- Mr. Elmo Bowling, of Bowl- urday iflght, Nov. 15 at the tist Church, with Rev. Foun- ingtown, visited at Saul, Nov. I have visited him in his home. On many church. The conductor will be tain Jones officiating. 9. occasions he rode along with me in my car, Rev. Ira Barger of Saul. The House Funeral Home of Mr. and Mrs. Clay Woods, of DAN MAGGARD, Manager talking in his wonderful way (actually I enjoyed Mr. and Mrs Pleza Begley London, was in charge of ar- Bowlingtown, have recently Main having him in my car more than I would have a and sons and also Mrs. Cassie and Lovern Streets Phone Main 268 Hazard, Ky. rangements. moved to Saul. Governor or a Senator.) We would seldom drive more than a mile until he would, in some way, start talking on spiritual things. He loved .. f <4 . . ' ' Commodities To Be it -*> k } | i to talk about the lands of the> Bible, which I had 1 had the pleasure of traveling through. In his • # easy and humble manner he would talk of Issued Nov. 17-18 5 contemporary National affairs, and International Earl Brashear, announced to- Vi « i conditions, and quote scriptures which prophe- day that they would start issu- »M iLf . sied all these things. ing commodities November 17- 18, for the Upper End of the JO will be greatly missed Elder George Hagans County. The 19th and 20th for as one of the foremost leaders and preachers Hazard district. The 21, and 22 among Old Regular Baptist. Of all the men I for the Lower End of the coun- earth, he of the have met who walk the was one ty. Commodities to be issued deeply. comparatively few who impressed me will be meal, flour, rice, cheese and butter, milk. - c- * - ... <* 4 dooi nai Hattftoa Ciunsi n Iks luiurtoai Para Lana by Matcary AIM a\ i la tba dtstiactiva Maatilaii and tka i The brand NEW 59 MERCURY GREAT RESORTS shows you what NEW really means 6 KBmiCKT LAKf STATI PARK Hardin, Ky. Americans are looking at the new cars with a sit with his chin on hia knees. And that lower 1 KENTUCKY DAM VILLAGE STATE RAM new look in their eyes. They’re searching for hump makes room for thicker seat cushions. Gilbertiville, Ky. the best combination of all the things that count I PENNY RILE FOREST STATE PARK > in a car. The answer in 1959 comes from this Fill Livnv NIW MRPORMANCK Dawson Springs, Ky. completely new 20th Anniversary Mercury. Not just high horsepowor_ait hough Mercury 4 AUDUBON STATE PARK offers up to 345 _ but a new kind of response, Hander ton, Ky. Sll NIW CLiAN-DYNAMIC STYLING quiet, obedient, effortless. 4 LAKE CUMBERLAND STATE PARI * Distinctive. Mercury has exclusive body design; Jamestown, Ky. NJOY NIW ICONOMIIS 4 GENERAL BUTLER STATE PARK it is the only car in its class that does not use a body shared by a low-priced car. 2 out of 3 new-car buyers can afford Mercury. i. cumberlandVallsstate PARI The big special is the Monterey with its new ' IN A KIND OP COMPORT CofLn Ky. WA7€G tSW INC? LAX NSW Economy Engine. You get top performance on MtftCUHv! 4 NATURAL BRIDGE STATE PARK No car in its class has more usable room. For regular (not premium) gas_ it's like "riding Node, Ky. < easier entrance, door.: are wider than those of free” 10 mihis out of every 100. 4 PMI MOUNTAIN STATE PARK costliest cars. Up front_9 inches more knee Add it up and you get everything you want NIW (OMfOII UP FaONTI That tunnel-hump you’ll Hn.l on PteeviUe, Ky. { room! The tunnel-hump in the floor HAN HKEN on wheels_the ’59 Mercury. We invite you to other '59 can ia 60% smaller in Mercury. 3 fidl-siae /ES STATE PARI FISHING Kk CARTER CAVES STATE CUT IN HALF! The man in the middle doesn't try this great car— at our showroom. rulers can strotch out (including the nan ui tba middle). Oliva talk* TywBABY' Everything you want yVA available , GOLF on wheels • NEW STYLING •UKUavS COUNIIT (limits Unique hardtop styling. MllCUtV’S FIRS I WITH SlOf TO Slot WlftM-They dear a • ble rear MOTHS » COTTAOIS TINT CAMPING (tetrads window. Kold-uway 3rd test that /aces 42% larger area—a 6-fuot swath — including the oontrr • NEW COMFORT front. Concealed package coiapartiueut. asrfiun. Only Mercury has that aid to safer driving • NEW PERFORMANCE 'Idf/iUe to tAe pa&tzqf yau/i choice ZieseAcdtumA •NEW ECONOMY for free literature i All beautifully combined in the 20th Anniversary MERCURY BUILT TO LEAD- BUILT TO LAST Ifpll ON DISPLAY TODAY AT YOUR DEALER'S — TOTALLY NEW FROM ROAD TO ROOF! DIVISION OF PARKS «FRANKFORT,KY. GENE BAKER MOTOR COMPANY 6e»» Main Street Phone 12 Hazard, Ky. . . I IN AND AROUND LEATH'OOD THE HAZARD HERALD — HAZARD, KENTUCKY Miss Eversole Is Water Commission Mondoy, November 17, 1958 Death Claims On Honor Roll Starts 15 Month COMBS Mrs. Lucinda Napier 2 Hazard Students Georgetown, Ky., Nov. 14 — by Vicki Aldridge P.T.A. Holds Thn “B” Honor Roll was an- State Progratp Make Honor Roll today Napier, died on nounced by Dr. Henson Mrs Lucinda Georgetown, Ky., Nov 14 — TWe Kentucky Water Re- SCOpS Harris, academic dean of Monday, Nov. 10th She was Monthly Meeting sources Study Commission has The “A” Honor Roll was an- Georgetown College. the mother of Mr John Napier. started a 15-month program to Clara G. Kelly nounced today by Dt Henson One hundred and ninety stu- Burial was in the Couch ceme Harris, of find, draft, edit and publish the academic dean dents were named to the “B” tery Our sympathy is extend Return* From Hospital problems, solutions and legisla- Georgetown College. honor roll. To make this stand- ed to the bereaved family. [ot/tvi|v>p returned One hundred and thirty-five tion needed for future state Accidant Boyd Campbell has ing a student must maintain a Loms Flngar In students to the water requirements. to his home after being confin- were named “A” minimum average of 200 of a Mr Fred Bush lost a finger, Memorial honor roll. To make this stand- Monday, ed in the Miner’s Hos- possible 3.00 for a semester. The commission was created in a mine acrident, ing a student must maintain a pital. He is much improved Student named by Dr. Harris by the 1953 Legislature to study Nov 10th minimum average of 2 50 of a score years for your Mary is. Amy Eversole, Hazard. Ky. and attain the manimum bene- Folks Not since the days of the two holer would say is past the three Patient At Mount Patient at Miners Hospital possible 3 00 for a semester. good words of encouragement. Here is a person Mr. George Smith is a patient ficial use of the state water rer along with those extra thick Sears catalogues, Mrs Seldon Spencer is a pa- Students named by Dr Harris the flood suf- sources. Chairman of the com- that has lost all in such a short time, at the Mount Mary Hospital, tient at the Miners Memorial are; Barbara Ann Walker, Jenno that I have managed to find what I called time Now Many Wear their business home, almost receiv- mission is Robert Lee Bolin, _...... of 57 took away fering from a broken leg Hospital also. Lydia, hope you Anna Parker. Hazard. . on m fr,ends T,m« that 1 u,t didn 1 have tnne directir Division of Flood Con- y J cost her life. Which since then Mr Thacker has ed In a rock fall in the mines will soon be well and back at FALSE TEETH to do any thing with, because when you are on passed on Here was a person that has trouble evening. trol and Water Usage Other Wednesday home. We sure miss you. Visitors in Buckhorn , With More Comfort your back in a hospital I found out after a few heaped upon her, yet she found of Aldridga't members are: Jewell Graham, upon trouble Dinner Guests Mr. and Mrs James Angelin! rwritrs i pleasant PTA Meets in Lunchroom alkaline day* of utterly doing nothing but just lying time to offer words of encouragement to oth- Mrs. Joyce Sizemore and Mr (non -add) powder, hold* falar tarth Lewisburg. member of Firm and frs **erdle Eversole The Combs P.T.A. held their and ib ora firmly To aat and talk In man Bureau Agriculture committee; there looking at the walls Of course they say ers. and Mrs. Clyde Paul of Tilford, ^ romlorl aprtnklo J daughter, Marilyn visited Mr. . last a UtUa CAS- regular monthly meeting in the i ul l on your plataa No gummy, E F Wells. Ashland, president, that is when you are getting better from your were theme twinerdinner guwi.guests Thurs- ‘"‘“‘T ' and Mrs Scott Johnson of Buck- ««oar. paaty taaU or (satin*. Cbaeka DIDN'T GO HUNGRY Comb. cTadeoraae. Schoolacnooi L,uncnroom ailments I looked out Aid- lomos ilneLin Pla ta odor (dantura braatb). Oat Ashland Oil Co., Russell Mar my window each sunny day of Mr. and Mrs Ralph Thnrsdev horn > Tmiraaajr. Pam I nrrn at any drug countar. morning and watched the sun spray the first Monday. Nov. 10 at 6:30 P. M shall. Frankfort’s city manager; By no means did 1 go hungry after I got ndge We ^ad ^4 parents and teach- Franklin, past light through the multicolored leaves that had Father of Otis Row* Dies Proud Parents of Baby Son and J M Smith. the point 1 could eat, had such favorite dishes to ers present. Our gross pro- Kentucky Sports- so suddenly changed in such a short period of Mr Ovie Rowe died Thursday Mr and Mrs. Elmer Kilburn president of , sent to me by Mrs. Harvey Lusk with one of ceeds from the Hallowe en Car- time My mind wandered back to this season of at his home near Hazard. He are the proud parents of a baby I men Club favorite foods, winter greens and com nival $557 14. Refresh- the year as a boy, that would have found me my was the father of Mr Otis Rowe were boy. They have chosen to name for the pro- Earl Campbell, Kelly Gay Walker Taylor Bolin said plans back in those good old hills after school and bread our sympathy ments were served immediate- him, Elmer, Jr. gram were formulated at a re kept me in squirrels. Taylor cookd me ly following the meeting. on Saturdays with a flour sack on my back , th famil and loved Combs Defeats Hardburly it with that old-time gravy. cent meeting here v h four running from one chestnut tree to another, also some after getting home j ones. i Visitors of Mr. A Mrs. Kelly committees named They are, Miss Va Beuris with her home madecookies that Combs Grade School Basket- f rom one paw paw pa( Ch to another always try- Raturn After Funeral Services Mr and Mrs Elmer Gabbard ball defeated Hardburly fact-finding, drafting. legal satisfied a midnight snack when you couldn’t team j to find the biggest and the best. Those days n Mr. and Mrs. Leamon Steph- 1 g and son, Glenn, of Walkertown Grade team by a score of 59-19. problems and educational com sleep. And the many others that 1 just didn’t came to me more vivid this time than I can ens and daughter Shirley, havej v j sded M r. and Mrs. Tommy Thursday night at the Comb* mit,ees get down when it arrived by being asleep or in ever recall, all because of the time on my hands returned home after attending— j Ke tiy Tuesday. fact-finding committee. other ways indisposed that you are subjected to Gym. The nothing else to do but think. Of course funeral services for a relative, Bolin continued, will have eight while in a hospital. Such as a hot water bottle yOU were interrupted many times when your Mr Tilman Perry at Stearns UK Student Visits Parents sub committees namely, water with a long hose attached to it. To me, this is NAPLES TOURBT thoughts were at their highest by those good Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Boyd PMBa Fields, student at the uses and needs, land use and a major operation in its self. ladies in white, with a job here and a poke Mr. and Mrs. Gene Boyd of University of Kentucky, was a COURT needs, water quality, surface week-end visitor of his parents. WE BREAK them pill hera, thermoter there. Of course PASSING OF Big Rock were the guests on Me pl*s-On- The-GuH, Florida water, climate, ground water, Mr. and Mrs Elbert Fields. that all goes along with being in such a place, Thursday of Mr. and Mrs. Ches- 40RTH OF GOLF population, and existing pro- Mrs. Atha Ritter Cornett, Mr. Simpson HAHN OUR NECK thats their job to give you this extra ordinary ter Boyd. during Visiting in Ohio n Th* Fastest Growing Pert gram groups. attention that I had not been used to. Fugate and Elijah Cornett all occurred Visitors at Stearns of Neplee Members will be named for all of were old friends of mine, Believe me, 1 learned from the old saying my stay, whom Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Sumner, Rev. and Mrs. Dale Breining- I keep delivery prom- the sub committees within the their faces 1 will long remember as they “if some one hits you on one cheek, turn the and and Mrs. Elsie Perry were visi- er have been visiting relatives 26 MODERN COTTAGES give you next 10 days, Bolin said. the pioneer stock that has made our ises and to others.” Which reminds me of a joke, during were of tors at Steams last Sunday. in Ohio. EFFICIENCIES OR fact-find- A meeting of the the war one of uncles popular army nurses people known far and wide. Many came and OVERNIGHT work. put your Guest of Mrs. Bolin good We ing committee has been set with their ailments Visiting in Dayton worked in a ward that the boys had to receive many left the hospital Miss Eileen Britton was the Fondy and Dorothy Adam* Hammermii for Monday, Dec. 1. the chair- cured, others left with part of their limbs re- printing on injections, each time she came to this ward she guest Wednesday of Mrs. Audie Miss Juanita Begley is visit- with a joint meet- Member F.M.A. • Mid. 2-2540 man added, would yell out “Bottoms Up,” Christmas time moved. others moved on into their haven of which help its Bolin. ing her sister, Mrs. Haron Hos- papers, ing planned for the morning medicines, the rolled around, so all the patients chipped in to rest, regardless of all modern Mr and Mrs. Lawrence Steph- kins of Dayton, Ohio. US. 41 North - Naples, Fie. session and the sub committee fit to call them unto His looks and lastability. buy her a present which they labeled. “TO Good Man above saw ens, and Mr. Ernest Sellers were groups to meet separately in here or there for man THE BEST REAR GUNNER IN THE OUTFIT’ told. That is neither the Thursday evening guests of the afternoon. and to ponder upon. Along with all the sadness Mr and Mrs. Leamon Stephens. Surrounding states have al- TO ALL time each day new misery of many, at the same Mrs. Ann Gray and Mrs. Clara Attention Users ready surveyed their water life was being introduced into this world, happy My many friends, it would be impossible Callahan were the guests Mon- needs, Bolin said, “and with fathers passing out cigars, nurses passing the in this short span of life to get around to each day evening of Mrs. Cloyd Phone 414 the. influx of new manufactur- born from one to the other ever watchful and all of you to say thanks for your many new Stepps. ing industry, new agricultural it needed to journ- kind words, prayers and other condolences that to see that it was getting all Mr. Jimmy Owens of the U S. of Printing methods, we will have to deter- along this way of life. They were giving its Hazard Herald was sent to me, also to the many of you that ey Navy, was the Sunday guest of mine the policy most suited to initial introduction into a new world. It got to ” visited with me, to you that sent your best be- Miss Betty Baker. Jimmy is the Why wait for days and even weeks for that print- our state be a habit with me, 1 would ask the nurses how cause you were also ill. These many tidings of son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank last night, they would smile say four cheer will always linger in my mind to the many Owens of Cumberland, former- ing job you need, when The Hazard Herald can give to seven 1 believe was the highest in any goodness which they were intended for. up ly residents of Leatherwood. you SURE, I WANT TO SUBSCRIBE TO would reply, they are so cute. To you Sister Gabriel, Rev. Barr. Rev. Pet- one night, they Miss Vicki Aldridge spent 1 often wondered how these ladies in white tus. Andy Grant that offered prayer in my room Wednesday night with her broth- always carried on, caring for the young, then so many times. To the many different churches er and sister-in-law, Mr and 24 Hour Service THE HAZARD HERALD finding time to offer a smile to the older that held a special prayer for me throughout always Mrs. Ralph Aldridge. know patiejits as they went about their various du- Mr and Mrs. Cloyd Stepps our area. People that 1 didn’t personally We have added new equipment and one of the ties, that so many I am sure doesn’t realize told me so many things that I didn't realize that were in Hazard last Thursday what all they do without a groan of their own. best printers in South Eastern, Kentucky has recently I'm interested in my County Paper and there so much goodness and the gospel being on business. and down the halls at all hours day and joined staff. Phone your order in or call and we spread through out our country. Indeed it is Up Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Steph- our | night. They are no doubt gods chosen for to something to think about, it makes you take a ens, and daughter Pat returned will come out and pick it up. do so much for the sick and afflicted the Happenings of Perry County. I'm new lease on life and want to get well in a last week from a visit in Cin- hurry, ye Helps You Overcome Street Aoareaa FALSE TEETH and Worry VIEW the Looseness NEW State No longer be annoyed or feel Ui-at- City eeM because of loo—, wobbly falae lee lb FABTKKTB. an Improved alka- The one new car that’s 6-passenger -acid powder eprlnkled oo $4 In Perry County line ( non ) ( ) •out plate# hold# them firmer bo they feel more comfortable. Avoid embar- rassment caused by looae plates Oet size inside, 3 feet shorter outside . . PASTEETH today at any drug counter County ( ) $5 outside Perry BY STUDEBAKER FLORID A*S GLAMOROUS NOW! 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So don't woit * Yachting View the New today at . . .C*> thru Florida keys another minute for re*ervations! \ WRITE — / SEE YOUR LOCAL TRAVEL AGENT OR STEELE, INC. ENSIGN TOURS TERRACE HOTEL BROCK & AVi. NEW 174 MADISON CITY N. Y. Tel. Rlngling 4-4111 Hazard, NiW YORK P. 0. Bex 1720 — Seresete, Florid* — East Main Stroot Kentucky V ^ ° l , ' 1-. . To AdvtrtiM in Hio WANT ADS Phone 414 i Houtiwo |n roe mht used cars - sale MOTIC«mot.c. LEGALleoal NOT,ciT~NOTICES KRYPTON THE HAZARD OF 1M7„„ DELINQUENTDIU h.u.nt * CordiflCordio TopsTo HERALD, HAZARD, KENTUCKY I I’anH off, re* for rent. Dtrle Ice 1054 Cbev taxpayers * Monday, November —- city of To rtUfrsatisfy thpthe unpaid indpbt-indebt 4"4-HH ClubLIUD 17, 1958 Cream Co.. 62(t East Main St hazard nessnaa. on «ndilie„aTsa”«conditional sate conlri'tcontract to Ph0ne 680 DUCIin0rnRl|rL|iRnrUiArnnr n C7 9Q rl . a covering a 19S71957 Dodge 2H2H Ton BUCKIUMIBuckhorn 57-38 1(, 1Vp _ , „ Elects OfficersOfflCPrS Mrs. The following 1997? tax bill ****• Bertha Smith upon 1 r),,mpDump TruckT' njc k. Ser No 83704991,83704991 expression op tmamkT laoveily I bedroom completely — which there*"* r!>ai Thfi eztate^win'hT The £Cordia< ordordia| a ,jmLions| * added an* n The Jolly Chiefs ,H4-H r,ubClub was 1 «° . . 1 SmCombs, Aileen day of ®- — . ______Engle November. 1958 ? „ Mrs App Eversole They also have two sons. To satisfy the Combs, Bertus ? Half a large duplex bouse. unpaid indebt- 7.oo Commercial — - Gregory Credit Corp , Har and George Upholstering B a " k ^ Heat and water included Call ness on conditional sale contract by ^ -• K> . C E. Cahill. Ma„a, S“ “ Mr*. Wells at Main 464. rtcc covering a 1957 Dodge 2Vi Ton combs! James e a Anna U;,L2Q.yc 1 ^ Meeting Truck, Ser. No. 83705418. combs, John w k Postponed Re-Upholstering Mot I « ^JSL* Furnished apartment alao *• * Buli* This is The Hazard Booster No. VS-5463024, the undersign- “*» 12.29 to notify the public totai Clubs Cornett Hill School wish to 8 TOTAL 22 13 15 57 Refinishing bedrooms^ 600 Perry Stneet, ^°" i that I have applied this 10th Regular meeting has been post- thank all business will offcr said | j people unit for sfle 1 of 5 45.00 ...... _ _ pntnc Zo7. 1 a .. ... _ | j... _ poned, rtcc to the Cornett, c. B Buckhorn 38 due to the City Commis- Hazard. Lothair, Walkertown highest bidder at public I Repairing sioner Meeting tonight, PROPERTY FOR SALE auction Nov. 28, Willie Lotts Creek and Jeff, who Baker 10 3 2 23 Dawahara. president announced helped C.S.T. at Oeye Motor Cornett! Mrs Mary and contributed to our Phone 842 Combs 2 1 4 5 loda Business b Merle y. ! place and dwelling Co. Storage Lot Hazard Kyrv Couch, EHeh 26 25 y Napier of Allais. Hallowe’en Carnival. Riley 1 3 4 5 house, with housing sites. Lo- 29.00 Signed: The undersigned wserves the chUder^john h - Bowling 1 1 2 cated at Slemp, on Clover Fork A 78 Merle Napier 3 right to bid and purchase at said CUrk Beulah a Minter 1 0 0 2 Creek, formerly Sally’s Tavern, Allais, auction. Combs, Grant 17M Ky. shoc--d at big thtrat of othdr 59,7 Get ttis Whitaker 0 0 1 0 proven economy champ Phonehone 43. 11:17- thru 12:llp TERMS CASH Davidson, Bertha 7.50, ll:10-13-17-pd JLV . Davis. Mrs Alice Stidham 0 0 2 0 Dated ft Good house. 107 Davis Street, and posted this 10th Davi*. Sam J| day of November. TOTAL 15 8 15 38 five rooms and bath, full base! 1958. o^ion *Mw.rd Orm mTritifm Pnr commercial Credit Corp., ' ^ *9^*^*^011011 lOr ment, large lot, garage and Deaton. Walker 10 30 Rambler « arlan - K by C. E. Deaton. Roderick patio Hardwood floors. Tele- y . Cahill, 12.01 1% Manager more economical than phone 1157 or come and see this ll:13-20-27c rrOSpeCtJVe I erS City Government g‘X. WaTr*" ’ home. Roy Sizemore, 107 Davis To satisfv the unoaid inH^ht Drewe, Della F. 4.75 The Student National EduEduca- ever for 59 ! »«-• t ’ on Associatiin.wa a „m at, Western «« ar, irwo*£s«« f To Be Studied KentucksKentucky State College,t ollege, is - covering a 1957 Dodge Coronet, Edwards. Rufus __ 10.371037 an Bu Bding organization Seven room house, four bed- 4-dr sedan Ser No 35291036 M2M262JO on campus forI Mot. P rof, Pective teachers, and otheroil rooms, modern hot air furnace, No. KDS 265691, the urn Eve”S m£* John B um1125 Bv Commission students interested in educatiin.educati hot and cold water, good garden dersigned will offer said unit fields, Bob 9 383a 10.37 MembershipMprnbershi in SNEA also en-< Frankfort, Nov. 14 — Lt. Gov. fruit trees. Located Highway 7. for sate to the highest bidder at P Fitzpatrick,plfinAVrfrtk^ Mrs.Mr. Minniem, i 10.37 tat-a . ,7 V .1 tit ps thp student »n all I Flinchum, Robert & Ethel 10.00 of Fugate, Hattie 15.00 rights and privileges that KEA Wan the Legislative Research Fugate, Lewis Mildred Commission, has appointed Co., Hazard, Ky. & 32.87 and NEA afford. a Gabbard, Mrs. B. HELP WANTED J. 31.88 For the past two years, West- committee to study moderniza- Given*, Roy — 8.50 Griffin, Booker T. 3.75 Griffin, Roosevelt 4.75 over route of established cus- auction. 1 Hall. Ellis (Nick) 1600 I in Kentucky, and they expect Tbe 19 members, all having tomers in Hazard Weekly prof- TERMS: CASH. Hall. Joe S. 14.87 ‘ 1 w de experience in municipal Dated Hall, Kenneth P. 7.00 to continue this record in the its of $50 00 or more at start and posted th Now that you’ve tieen the '59 Hampton. America 3.75 care, yc.t know Mew tOO- Inch wheelbase da °f November, there'll only one RAMBLER AMERICAN possible. No car or other in- y 1958. Hampton, Elmer 12 25 huy in the low-price field — RAMBLER. You nave when STATION WA80N Hampton. William 3.75 report you huy. And new findings to the I960 Leg- advanced am**«y 'm*'* r>m iuwi Harper. J. O. & Nell 106.00 carburetion ftivee you even greater gae islature. Harris, 4 economy. (Jet the I Dudley 75 Last year at the KEA Con- I wet of lx>th: hig car room, Ruble, Dept. N-3. The J. R. Wat- Henmson, Buddy & Pete 8 50 The 1958 Legislature ordered amall car economy. '59. «Jf iirrkNI by vention, Western had the of- Go Rambler kins Company, Memphis 2, 113 50 Ut Hensley, Sophia 600 fice of' State SNEA President 2“* Tennessee ll:17-pd the State£“£V°Constitution nef Higgins, Roy T. 13.75 , ... should be —————— cov Henson, Elifus 6 00 FAULKNER S GARAGE INC. Wanted to Purchaso p„ Herald. Alex Heirs 3.75 Hogg, Edd 1225 areas wanting it. East Main Street Holcombs, James 4.75 Hazard, Kentucky Huff. Belle Baker 37.50 Some topics of the study are for the State Student NEA Igo, Winfred 1600 annexation, merger of cities, Jarmgan, Marshall - 8 50 I city-county consolidation, metro- Johnson, Luther D 16.00 ard Herald, Box 25. auction on 1 politan I Johnson, Robert 12.25 “federalism,” and spec- — p.m., C.S.T., Lloyd 28.12 Give Your Wedding 5 MISCELLANEOUS FOR Lay. SALE Hazard, Ky Lewis, Tom 16.00 Pbe under Lightfoot. W M 7.50 Several rebuilt electric Members of the I motors Luttrell. Bobby 7 00 committee ri ht to bid ranging from Vi HP up to 3 8 Lykinc, Lee F. & IGA 488 50 are: JiP Phone 620 or see Willard sa,d auction. Lykins. Leo 5 50 Howard B. Hunt, Mortimer McGuire. Amos 1975 Tbe Importance it Deserves Williams at TERMS: CASH Goldsmith, W. Earle Otis, all High Street. McKarson. Ed & Odessa 23 50 members of Marnich. Paul 11 25 the Jefferson Coun- v y ** <- . i* •. day of November, 1958 Miller, John 4 75 ty Municipal Conference; State y Miller, William H. 4.75 Senator Scott Miller, Jr.; Jeffer- ' 3 rooms of modern furniture Mitchell, William 8 50 With Our Fine Quality / i NOW SHOWING son County Judge B. C. Van for sale Call Grand 894 after M)tchell, Steve 8 50 Morris, Jeff & Lillie . 8 50 Arsdale; Henry Ward, secretary 6 m ll:17-20pd p Morris, Lizzie 7 50 of the Louisville Chamber of AS Morris, Willard & Maulta 38 50 i mm ATlM£TOi£VE Commerce, and W. S. Milburn, Wringer Type Washer in good Mullins. Mrs Arlie 375 Mullins. Jay 10 75 OT ATlMETODffi chairman of Alderman, all from Napier, Joe 375 Louisville. Napier, John 27 25 nautwi izu fwm Ashland Mayor Wilburn Cask- Wedding Invitations Napier, Ollie & Karl ... 7.50 i Neace, Ellen 3 75 ey, 1958 president of the Ken- OUnger, Mannon 12 25 tucky Municipal League; Coving- Oiinger, Vide 750 ton City Manager Joseph Dress- Oliver. John D 10 75 or man. former Owensboro Mayor Parris, James C. 22 3« Wed., Thur. & Fri. 4 75 Casper S. Gardner, Frankfort r rfi ' 1 Pate, J. L Heirs % * ' . V, .tvf,self* 1 Mrs. 3 75 DOUBLE A*- jJ / Sw, . orders accepted rtcc rd, Peake, Mary FEATURE Mayor John Gerard. 1 ' a Ky. ’ ’ o Pennington. Ann 8 25 . ine unuersignea Paducah Mayor George Jacobs, Announcements / SPINET PIANO resei Porter, Minnie & Leonard 16 00 1300 Campbell County Judge A. J. n®. 1 to bld and Purc Porter, Taylor Wanted, responsible person to . , Pureiful. James 7 50 Jolly, Fort Thomas, former New- :> fv small balance like- take over on Riley, Alice 375 port City Solicitor Carl Ebert, < ‘- Tpi^icu8, H H new spinet piano Small monthly Ross, Charles 14 87 r \i Itt . McCracken County Judge Roy /; M Dat®d osted tb Sallv, Jr. Shiloh 1975 payments 8-note. iMlly guaran-l P Smith, Charles 5 50 Stewart. Paducah. Genuinely Engraved Invitations r.-’}: day ^ovei ,lb* r’,.*®5® 3 IK, < teed Beautiful finish Free , Smith, Dora A Richard 1113 ^ ! Fayette County Judge Bart N. Smith Robert Lee 4 75 or Announcements. Peak. i.*xington; Dr. Kenneth Smith, Virginia 11 25 Valandingham, Spencer. Ira, J. D A Clay 16 00 political-science 11 ld Special Low Prices Manager 1023 Vincennes St , Spurlock. Naomi 600 department of the University of on Printed Albany, Ind 13 17-20-cc Stacy. Allie 12 25 Kentucky, New To tt/Utty the unpaid ii Lexington; Boyd Stevens, C. D 11 25 County ness on cuBdilfoDal sale co Stidham Otis 775 Judge E K Rose, Catt- Napkins, Thank You—Informal 14 SPECIAL SALE YVONNE LIME a 1956 Dodge Strong. R. B. 1800 MET HALSEY tettsburg, and Covington City - Otie 475 I IFNA lUNDaa^M Eastern Airlume Cab and Sumner. » Commissioner Bernard F Eich- Famous Chassis, Ser. Sizemore. Elisha 21 63 and Other Supplies to holz Make Venetian blinds. Regular $3 95 83530343, Mot No VT-444 Tatum. Pearlis 12 25 PLUS now. $2 95. the undersigned will offei Turner, Floyd L. 900 Turner, (J. Ray 37 00 Your Wedding Day Complete. HAZARD FURNITURE t-O. unit for sate to the highes Tyree, John 12 25 St. Phone 396 mats ©ip vimaR 523 High def a ( public auction on Walker, Charlene 790 CRAZY KIDS... Walker, John 11 990 2 P C HYING WILD' PUBLIC NOTICES ^' Walker. Karl L 12 25 Seale Motor, ^to Hazard. — , Walls. Robert V 36 25 We have eo hand large quan The uaderslfned reserve Wheeler, James T 850 Wilder It C 17 50 believe will lit it* of pictures, used in the right to bid and purchai We you be pleased Williams, Henry Lee 550 CM'.'# W said Herald recently. If anyone has auotion. Woods. Mrs Ola 11 29 a picture here at our office TERMS CASH, Wright. Harvey . 8 90 Yancy, Orvale# 19 UO which you, please Dated and posted this belongs to Zimmerman, Conrad 750 come in and pick them up with- day of November 1958 McIntosh. Dewey & Mae 5.90 Shepherd. Nanay 750 Jones Harold 759 U:13-20-27-c tThc Hrt*ai*il 11 10 A 11 17-c. Herald