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-• _ TOLE= THIRTEEN FULTON, KENTUCKY, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER le. 1911 Nt %MIR FORTV THREE ,AAA Election In 111, ,RA"S THAT MAN AGAIN! AGAIN! AGAIN! MEN IN SERVICE Rooseillf-Truman In Fulton County Noy. 17 -- Dentf,cratic Victorg Flight Officer William It. Lowe, Farmer emninittet,men who will son of A. J. Lowe of Cayce, Ky , iv have important roles in war and Democrats Csuture 413 Electoral beginning a nine wicks pilot post War farm pioblems will bi• Votes. Popular Vote 23,267,344 training vourse on four engine named at AAA elections in Fulton F or Liberator bombers. On completain Roosevelt. 20,4(10,033 County on November 17. at 7:30 ,,r the course here he will receas For Dewey p.m., according to 11. M. Pewitt. further training within the chairman ij the Ciainty AAA Com- Training Cotnmand. The people of America turned ntlt mittee. ',newtons and dates of the --- in a tag way to vote in Tuesday's s•lectinn vial be announced as sisal election, polling In the neighbor- Pvt. Ernest S. Collins, brother of as they are arranged. i,f 50.000,000 votes. Frank- Mia If. W. Huddle has been le- Farmers from t•ach AAA Com- lin Di•lano Roosevelt, ported a Gt•iman prisoner, Pvt fourth term munity will :house three prisidential ciimmit- oollins was lepoitt•d missing since nominee, and his run- ' teenier) and two alteinates. and July 30. ning-niate. Harry Truman, are delegates elected at these meetings , boded. with a possible 411 electnr- later will name three members and al votes to 118 over thel.• atepubli- Captain Henry Collins. son of two alteittates for the County AAA van opponents. A :v11-3. Lottle Payne Caillins uf Pa- Committees. Thomas Dewey, governre. New ducah, was a visitor in Fulton Commit icemen elected at this York, Illepubliean candidate for Thursday. Captain Collins, a pilot time repiesent both their president, and John W. Bricker, neighbor !n the AAF. has completed many farmers and the governor of Ohio, Republican vice- Government in the missions in the Asiatic South Paci- work and Presidential nominee, polled iesponsibilities of the ac theatre He has been awarded a Agricultin al strong popular vote. Late Wednes- Adjustment Agency. the Distinguished Flying Cross, the Their day night, with 44,065,720 ballots recommendations. based up- Air Medal. Oak Leaf Cluster and on personal knowledge and experi- others. tabulated. with only 13,291 pre- ence help shape ;tin 'cultural pro- ,..Inctt; missing,. the :tote stood: vrams to meet local anti natinnal Roosevelt. 23.437.274. Lnint. Jack 115 Lack problems of farmers anti consum- Dewey, 20,628.446. :rom 29 months of active duty in ers. A difference of the Pacific. was a visitor in Fulton 2,808,H28, com- The election meetings also will last week. pared with 591,385 in the 1916 elec- give farmeis an oppoitimity to con- tion. Dewey amassed a bigger vote sider the problems and demands of FRANKI.IN D. ROOSEVELT in the Solid South than did Wendell HARRY TR1 MAN Technical Sergeant John W. the coming year. President L. Willkie four years ago. Vice-President clung', 25, B-17 Flying Fortress en- "A program is being arranged for Democrats retain their majortiy gineer and top turrett gunner. /S a full discussion of what's ahead," in the Senate which will have to spending a 21-day furlough with his Mr. Pewitt said. Every farmer D E T H S Waller pass on any treaties that emerge Erans And Lt. Stock Killed Wife, Mrs. Helen Gungl. He has should attend the int•eting in his from inteinational efforts to guar- Maxwell McDade Are completed 87 bombing missions community to take part in the dis- In Plane Crash antee peace. And the party laid a MRS. BROCKWELL against the Japanese and WilS latei cussion, Here is one important Re-Elected On Board really possessive hand on the House Mrs. Mattie 13rockwell, 73, died 2d Lt. John S. Stick, 19, transferred to England, serving in event in which farmers can take nephew for the first time in months. Friday afternoon at the home of nf Rev. C. E. Aikin of Fulton, and a the European theatre for a time. part to help prevent economic chaos Walter W. Evans and Maxwell F. With 3,803 of Kentucky's 4,304 her snn-in-law, John Freeman, cousin of Dr. Vera Aikin Cates of such as followed the last war." McDade were re-elected as mem- precincts reported Wednesday night: north of the Fair Grounds, after a this city. was killed in an aeroplane Willima L Campbell, F 2c, son of There has been posted in the bers of the Fulton Board of Educa- Roosevelt 411,765: Dewey. 347,167 short illness. Funeral services I crash five miles from Perkins. nein: Mrs. William F. Campbell, has been County Office and in a public place tion in Tuesday's election. Tht•y Tennessee vote WaS Roosevelt. vvere held Saturday afternoon at Coffeeeille Oct. 20. He is the son sent on zietive service in the At- in each community a map of the were unopposed 289,692: Dewey, 184,028 the Sevneth Day Adventist Church !of Mr. and Mrs. Harry F. Stock of lantic. County showing your community Kentucky has 11 electoral votes, on Jefferson-st at 3 o'clock by Eld- Other board members. not up for 1Marion. Ohio. , boundaries and indicating the place !election this year: Etob White, Rop- and Tennessee has 12. There are er L. A. Watson of Dyersburg, The young pilot was in a P-38 at Pvt. R. K. Merryman. son of of your community election meet- er Fields, and Frank Beadles. Mr 531 electorial votes and 268 are Tenn. Interment followed at :the time of the and Mrs. D ing on November 17. Be Sure and crash. He had been M. Merryman. Rice- necessary for a majority New Greenh•a Cemetery with Hornbeak assigned to photo- villa is serving with Attend. reconnaisance the Armed York with 47, and Pennsylvania Funeral Home in charge. HICKNIAN HAS STIFF work. and was Forces overseas flying with a group with 35 electorial votes, appear de- She is survived by two sons. JOe BOARD ELECTION when he radined the control tower finitely in the Roosevelt column. •I. C. NEWS Brockwell of McConnell, Tenn., and that one of the engines of the tvoi- A. C. Jack H Moore, son of Mrs. Vote By Precinct in Fulton County Raymond Brockwell of Rives, Tenn., In the Hickman Board of Educa- motored plane was get:ing hot. Hoyt Moore, son of Mrs. Hoyt C R. Young, manager of person- Precinct F. D. R. Dewey Ova) daughters, Mrs. R. li Gunter tion race were several eandiclates The tower gave instructions to him. Moore. left Thursday of last week Willingham, assistant Fulton, 1 200 13 nel and G. J. of Union City. Route 3. and Mrs. Ben White. Jr., George E. Rogers, and he attempted to bring the for Tyndall Field, Panama City. Ful- Fulton. 2 195 vire president. Chicago, was in Ernest Ov.sley of Union City, and Archie Kemp were winners, plane in safel.y. but the motor Fla.. after spending six days with 54 Fulton, 3A 304 ton Wednesday. Route 3. a step-son. Walter Brock- with Paul Corum re-elected. caught fire and got beyond his his mother. 50 S. C. Jones. trainmaster, was in well, and a step-daughter, Mrs. A special bond issue was ap- control when the plane was about Fulton, 4A . 233 44 Paducah Wednesday. Norris Lane of Mt. Pelia, and 12 proved by the voters to provide 100 feet from ground. Riceville. 3 116 17 James Godfrey, U. S. Navy. son Wolberton. 4 T. C. Nt•Ims. traveling engineer, erandchildren funds with which to purchase S9.- Lt Stock jumped from the plane 68 3 of Nfr. and Mrs. J. L. Godfrey on Palestine. 5 was in Memphis Wednesday. 000 worth of fire fighting equip- but his parachute did not have suf- 80 5 Third-st arrived in Fulton Thurs- Crutchfield, 6 1.. E. Gaskill, fuel engineer, was ment. f•sient time to open properly at the 130 14 REV. WALTER L. JONES day night from Chicago to spend Cayce. 7 in Bluford Wednesday. V lov.• altitude. His plane continued 263 26 Ftev. Walter L. Jones. 71. died at a leave with his parents. James Jordan, 8 . C. J. Corney, division engineer. in the air for several hundred feet, 55 5 McConnell. Tenn., MEMBERS OF COUNTY was aboard the U. S. S. Perry. a Paducah was in Fulton Wednesday. his home in then crashed. Lt. Stock enlisted in State Line, 9 . 135 16 from a long ill- BOARD OF EDUCATION mine sweeper. which was sunk J. M. O'Connor, trainmaster, was Sunday afternoon the Army Air Corps in February, Roper's Store, 10 .152 57 services were held WERE RE-ELECTED sometime ago in the Pacific, but court in Jackson, Tenn.. Wednesday. ness. Funeral 1943. and received his wings and House. 11 . 137 34 at 2 o'clock at was unhurt. . D. T. Crocker, supervisor. Dyers- Monday afternoon commission June 27. 1944. He was Clinton St., IIA ... . 197 Church by In the County Board of Education burg was in Fulton Wednesday. the McConnell Baptist a graduate of Harding high school County Barn, 12 ..... 222 97 Interment race. three members were re-elect- Pot Arthur J. Grissom. who J. T. Tuttle, superintendent per- Rev. H. A. Lankford. of Marion. Ohio. Besides his mili- was Craddock Store, 13 :24 37 ed. unopposed, as follows: T. E. Sept. 28, service, Chicago was followed at Camp Grounds ceme- Woun• ded in France of and alengel Lane, 14 . 74 ishable freight Williamson, R. E. Brasfield, and J. tary training. his activities outside tery with W. W. Jones and Sons in carried to England. is now up and Bondruant. 15 26 1: in Fulton Wednesday. I. Wells. the school centered around Boy supervisor B. and B. charge. doing fine. Sassafras Ridge . . .12f3 19 C. Crews. Voters in Riceville. Wolberton, Scout work. A star Sc•out he was Miss.. was in Fulton He married Valeria Sanders and on the staff at Camp Owens during Madrid Bend, 17 . 27 Water Valley. Palestine. Crute.hfield. Courts to this union ten children were Joe Holland, Petty Officer 2c. Brown.sville. 20 .. 96 Wednesday. Barn. the summer of 1942. dzughter., State Line. Bondurant. Mad- U. S. Navy. son of Mr. and Mrs_ J. J. C. Jacobs. division engineer, born. One son and two Lt. Stock was a member of the rid Bend and Sassafras Ridge Pre- H. Holland. northwest of town, and Totals . _2972 6.54 Water Valley, Miss.. was in Fulton with his companion preceded him Reformed Presbyterian charch. was cincts participated in this election. who is stationed at the Naval Train- Wednesday. in death. He later married a loyal. earnest Christian young V Ing Station at Millington. Tenn.. BARKLEY-GREGORY IT. R. Small. switchman. Fulton, Mrs. Lou afiller. man and did missionary work PRIVATE LEIVIS W. spent the week end with his par- POLL BIG MAJORITY IS in Paducah Hospital for treat- He was a good citizen and much among his soldier comrades. His BROWDER GRADUATES ents. -- ment. loved lay those who knew him and father is a designing engineer. em- AT LOWRY FIELD Alben W. Barkley, Democratic V ordained to the Ministry by Mc- ployed by the Marion Steam Shovel Warrant Officer and Mrs. N. F candidate for U. S. Senate. and FULTON AIRMAN Ciinnell Baptist Church, where he of Marion. Ohio. Noble J. The Army Air Forces Trainire Blanchard of Camp Go.rdnn John- Gregory. Democrata! candi- GETS CITATION kept his membership until his Lt. Stcrk was born April 16, 1925. Command announced this week son. Tallahassee. Fla.. are spending date for Congress, polled big maj- deals. county to Harry F. Stock, a Morrow M. orities in Fulton county over their W. Roark, 27, aircraft that Pvt. Lewis W. Browder of his furlough with her father, J. Cpl. Baxter He is survived by his wife, three native. and Frances Wilbtrd Stock. Republican opponents. The vote in Mrs. Lil- Fulton, Route 4. was graduated Watson. 517 Eddings-st arrnouren whose wife, sons: Malcom Jones of Martin. a native of Randolph Coanty. III. this county was as follows: Roark, resides at 712 E. State from the Department of Armament lian Tenn. Kelley Jones of Fulton. Ky., He IF. survived by his parents.. of Barkley. 29:7. against Park. 606: received the honor of Lowry Field, Denver Colo. W. H. Taylor. snn of Mr. and Mrs. Line-st, Fulton, and Jasper Jones of St Louis. Mo.. Marten. and one sister of Cleveland, Gregory. 2930. against Anderson, Presidential Aircraft armament deals with Earl Taylor. College-st. has been of being awarded a four daughters, Mrs. William Ohio Burial was in Marion ceme- 567. with the 4th Fighter the operation and maintenance of transferred from Camp Peary. Va., citation, along Cooley of Harris, Tenn, Mrs. Gracie, tery. with military honors. Pall- In the First Congressional Dis- re- the guns on Unale Sam's heavy to Storekeeper's School at Samp- Group of the Eighth Air Force Green of Cincinnati. and Jam- bearers. firing squad and bugler rsomber and fighter planes. Stu- son, N Y. ,rict. Congressman Gregory won re- cently. Jones both of Harris. Tenn., from Camp Millard at Bucyrus. eleation etta dents are given a thorough course by a margin of N.-96 over His fighter group is comnianded fifteen grandchildren and onc great Ohio. a. ere present for the setance A in assembly and disassembly of Cecil Wolberton, Seaman 3c has R. Anderson. Republican of by Col. Don Blakeslee of Fairport grandchild: seven brothers. Lee. V Graves equipment. and practical work on sompleted his "boot training- at county. Gregory's total was Habor, Ohio. who praised the hero- John. Bill and Harvey Jones all ot 5I.357: field models supplements class- STAFF SGT. PROVINE Great Lakes. 111. and is now spend- Anderson polled 22,161. ism, gallantry and determination of Jones of Har- Martin. Tenn.. Genie study. LEAF FLUSTIR wife and Barkley's vote in the Farst Dis- the period from room .AWAKDED OAK .ne a 7 day leave with his the group during ris. Tenn.: two sisters. Mrs Cash trict was 51.704. while Park re- when its Pvt. Browder is the son of little daughter. Judy. on Third-st litarrh 5 to April 24, 1944, Vowell of Martin. Tenn., and Mrs ceived 22..767. and Mrs. E L. Browder. Fulton. Staff Sergeant Charlie D Pro- P-5I Mustang pilots, destroyed 323 Billie Osburn of Gleason. Tenn. Route 4. and at:ended Cayce high vine. 23. son of Mrs. Evie D. Pro- Thomas F. DeMyer. fireman first V German planes, 189 in aerial com- Cpl. Harold Thomas. Alia is sta- V school He entered the service on vine of 'Michigan. of Fulton. Ky., class. has ret4rned to the Pacifie b:it and 134 by strafing attacks. tioned at Fort George Meade. Md.. May 26. 1943 at Ft Benjamin Har- has beer. awarded the second OA, Coast after spending a 12-day fur- Members of :he group, both pilots LOCAL CLOTHING STORE arrived Sunday night for a few rison, Ind. Leaf Chaster to his Air Medal. at lough with his parents in Akron. and non-flying men, are entitled to CHANGES HANDS days visit with his wife V Eighth Air Force Bomber Sta- Ohio lie participated in three, wear a gold-bordered blue ribbon an • tion in England for -rnerttorious major battles, Guam. Saipan arid as evidence of their aontribution to FATHER OF MRS. CLAR- Pvt. Arthur J. Grissom. vito ww; The Little Clothing Store has achievement." Tinian, during his six months over- the achievements of the 4th Fight- ENCE ROBERTS DIES unded on September 2,1. in been purchasni by P. C. Ford, own- Sergeant Provine Is a waist gun- has been in service a er gritiap seas He France. is in a hospital in England, er of the Usona Hotel, from Ira W. on a Fortress, his award was year J L Cooper. 69. dteci Sunday at . ner has been there for about four Little James R. Hogan, former bravery during bombing at- SOUTH FULTON RAS his home in Cuba. Ky He was the for He Is a nephew of Mrs Beulah weeks Pvt Grissom. who has been manager of the Hotel here, and tacks on Hart war industries and FIRST BALI. GAME father of Mrs. Clarence Roberts of Dedmon of this city. overseas sincv May. writes that he for the past two and a half yews targets in support of this city. military is getting along fine. employee of the Pratt-WnItney Allicsi ground forces The girls and boys basketball He is survived by his wife and News. has beer. received from Air Craft Company of Memphts. a student in high school teams are having their first ball five children. Durard. who made He was Pfc. Sam H. Mathis that his recov- pfc ,1 W. Bynum, Army Air Hese has returned here and will manage before he entered the AAF in Oc- game Friday night. November 10. his home with him, Zolan of Cuba, ery from wounds received in ac- in DeRidder, La., is spending a hit- the store for hts father-in-law. tober 1942, tion in France on June 11, has been lough hem They will ;play Palmersvilk, Tenn.. .1• Ky.. Ethel nad Cyril of Detroit, among his parents. Mr. V ,o•ol and tt... and a good garrie is expected to be Mich. aiel orie daughter. Mr.:, :lass and hts rti!! iscer.itttlimed. let played It will begin at 7:30 Mrs Laverne Thonias spent the Clarence Roberts. also five grand- Mrs Eldred Dixon and son. Jimmy England, He is undergoing anoth- companied her mother to Malaga& estiock week end in Conway, Ark. children is visiting in Benton, la er operation on his limb. hospital SaturdaY•

1 , r.Vo•Pin. THE FULTON COUNTY NEWS, FULTON, KENTUCKY AMMEINNIM mown they weten't enteiptio, rave! ..f I I'd 1...o, I its freedom 1 it This is not the fight of Dt- Ed- I I. mon. gi iteil iind arid juice Individual ing to emasculate AP0,11. .4/i1111, - I mange, grated and Julee philiniophy alien to the ing a The Fulton County News quickly extends the hand of :a. waid A /timely of the Conunittee if shake my of free men Unit, woridei lila, - operation. Eel Constittitienal (lover ,nt, :! cups apple eider or fruit juke true convents J. PAUL BUSHART of "vorreeting abuse.: hand of the war, who has beim indieted, and Joseph MI.) %%I 11. hoil fur 15 minutes or the guise From the beginning 1•.:,,, • ,, 6.11114' • , 1111W 111)11 you'll under Editor and Publisher iii.1.1 ;del. one hour in y de•Ai • I !vat Solt1I the oil industry has willingly put I! Kamp ot the Constitutional EVEttY FRIDAY , planes laeigue, Inc , who ham here cited hot Wall III prise itself PUBUSHEI) the jet, of fueling our ships, Funny I hail to clime to this hell and other machines of war ahead for centempt and threatened with •4 Entered as seeend clas.s matter June, fight-it is ish phre of the individual welfare of any indictment. lt is my COSI3ION SENSE to see your the post effice at Fulton.' • aqui., mid omp 29, 1933. at Competitive ad your fight. Start figuring today 1979.1 oil company. Retailing la often thought of as fare, Ky.. under the act of March 3, along pint vvhat your number in On the vantages were acrapped ti "war baby." Following iite the AM ALI, MT OF OooRS Well goers there isn't mirth Communist Extinction List anti AM RIG of Thank;1 ordinary business practices. 41,.) !I ;isn't A ES Card with actual figures for a rgpresentative In our aceurate !WWI, more to say, has been poseible because oil rally behind theme two stalwarts elusurseas Netlees and Political Card''This chain store system, the First Na- such necsesury accuraiv 1'1n sure the tern hour will nom have faith ir the eapabilities of who have the intestinal fortitude etiarned at the rates specified by men tional Stories as shown in the corn- practiced In eur custom we lie twos Petroleum tointinistration Sur to ntnnti tip against these commun. salivorttsing department. the pany'm annual statement for the measurements that are definite I'm not atom! since I know effective 'she enemies of freedom, individual toe But War. and in their own year ending April I, 1944. On metric system or 20 that rind standard, the sarii.re near •nbscrIption rates radius organization, tht• Petroleum Indus- opportunity and every,iiing volume of 5104,924,978, this com• In less accurate wave we rling The Signal, Well God, I'll have to elle. of Fulton Si 50 a yeirr. Else- Council WC AMCHCIIII.. hold dear. try War puny realized a net profit of 55,425,- our old English system of measure- •bere 3300 • year. showing the Bo. In releasing a chart 104, of which $3. 100 000 went to the ments. n growth of ages that purzles I like you lob+, till.; I want you PAW, Deputy IlEALTII 114 A PERMONAI, make-up of the Federal government in income anti anyone not ricrustomed to it. But to know, K. NIATTER Petroleum Administrator Ralph excess profits taxes, and $2,235,104 in folk wart there are hundreds of Leek now this wall be a horrible organisation - no Davies says, "The Before the war, medical author I was left for the stockholders. hi ways to mearurr that are In fight, adequate supplies created to assure diem predicted that in a compaiii- other worda, Uncle Sam got 59 per sense standardized but that give a Who knevot, f may come to rim for the war of petroleum productri tively few Yearn tuberrtilosis would cent of the waits without assum- sense of bignesm or littleness or rel- heuse tonight. of govern- is unique in the history be era...waled A maim- ing any of the rinks, and the phase- ative size. Many of theme terma Though I n't ti 1,11,0y to you -industry relations. I believe tonnes. leo per cent of the mean- IS Old tNiiNG ment tragedy of the present holders received 41 have a lititnorous round ant! I oefolri, SOMEBODY agreed that it predietien rive that it is generally been the defeat of this merits and toiik all the risks ing, it is true. but still they I wonder Coul . . if yeull wait The country is in for sume more effiotive. has have proved highly l'he incidents. of ttibeictiloos In the CaSII of this chain stow a feeling that no nierr metric sy,. door sleight of hand maneuvering against id the "Teamvsork is the keynote of the gene tin s'int ply II alwav- in additien to the S3,190,- tern ran ever lir ing I....as I'm crying; me shedding inflation Imminent wage increases cotnnany, organization and is largely rempon- heen so in time of great shots. and 000 paid Uncle San) lag yl..11', 1111111. are reportedly scheduled to be ab- teats tidily for the sucress we have had taxes totaled $1,1114,090, so I had knewn you their- sorbed hy business earnings. with- sinfe "f III" hest eff"rfs "f PH' direct I we'll in meeting the petroleum require- lightened medical men. the that the total diieet tax hoiden of door or as log as a load out any material reflection in •)".5" as a ham many years, ini•nts of the United Nations' mili- ent emeigenev hem no er, eo• anuitinted to MI per cent :is log irkirineil steei to go III1W. (i0d. intiees. As one news magazine $4.374,410 of hay 01 Well. 1 tary heves and essential require. lion. However. worse than the in- the -ortipany's earnings before it as big as a era:Jung puts its "Official attitutlit is that (if Is jItpord11)..1. ments of the consumers at home." VI')•)1M.• Of 1111/CtelIII/AIA j: Ihr or a v. How dog Or lalhi 1 1110 yeti. I'm not any new wage rise should not be l taxes. iis big as S11:1111.71. S1111, There is no reason on earth why lectance of the infected individisils Ar Chain Store as half? All Of 111,Al. 1111 translated into a price increase. Age nl,serves In 71S big :team afraid to the relations be,ween government te lake mope; action upon theic. I ig 1•):7 have heard and more, too, Rut Higher wage rosts are to be drawn commenting I ynd business cannot be amicable James G. Stone. of the Nations] of course. im typical of the acnie of being lug is for sow, from a redueed profit margin" The' "This. the HOMEMAKERS oi .11 limo of endeavor, in peace or Tuber.s.lesis of our sent heavy tax lie as big as all out•et• same "offiehil" view is concerned effect thing to "l1lort• cases of tuberisila r• on in iv..t.• iit, ut ne It NOW $1111! !aim enetigh iest profits ia• ie., burden 11.)111'), A ,Cieller foi the ehildren and a -V- ao• being found today than v, moo .echet 1111'S al ,' „uslaifo:irml onl,y,r Vit'W ors: the ; rex•eals why 71111. and fewer patients ale in that taxes on businiss rate. agreed A t', 1.1111.1W 1).V. 1,1 keel, .,,,,1•1'1•111,1 IA /III41)1).11,1 'Mc j)•jj,j). after the or be reduced substantially vata toed of land or a valley 0,111,1 A 1'71% . A representative chain •••••.• TI1E AMERICAN WAYI fer ware in wet old- • weir if our private enterprise sys- hugh city; other things are h.. trim, tem has released cemparatoi• tie• staN out A Intl, pahli gi.rs to • es is ecosing many to tem is to he relied upen to supply for sneh voiste of None showing net earnings a rev. paltry a ;Lot of maid. I ores totals and ;motif jot," millions who these er employment for the How art. you 1,1 111,:17,1111. a thine A with that 1.ml, Lip to the •, years ago. as contrasted to empleerra .1 that the proper v. ill no long. la• eriesg, d in war .e.erns indefinite in Sin. and these today. The report of this conia-in tubeieillosis arid here, i• made of ,iirarri for ennti ol of work. v.iii see a fog or all business. Taxe• sliate•'" When v.indows for the sun t is typical of rr.,ists of three pails. findine the on a "Neither Pii-t National nor any other vapor 111, bottom and . lams Mute and nrat take the bulk of its earnings. Its ei. hospitahration. and edtlea- feel. other soundly directed company bright inoonh,Thl. night. lust bow aria net profit last year was lesa than By George Pock..iii to the (;.rol n. irditoo, to the right. . pi and public complains aka,' liciar.y taxes big is le' Moll' mention of feet and hold that of 1930, although lasti left and 111.1 71111,A, III. street; WHAT'S TOUR NUMBER? they hay, had to pay "once Pearl yards woidd seem silly when you year volume of business was far 1,arn A kettle singing On I.111VC. I.),I )/11., SOMP 1,, Harbor to sustain the war effort arit thinking of something that cov- greater. C01101 111711%) built for ease. ding the piddle te 11SC to the till' ..ornfield Pc1"1171r, Uncle Sam ia welcomi• (TS ille n-lea,10W :11111 A (log ,I..t wags his tad at yeas Extensive wage increases will 71 :HI!, !MIMICS. business profits the nest farm ‘../t1 were not 71V...if, 11..11 1.1 hon's shart of and lops over on and home is ma ie of these not come out of earnings-unless V.11,71. 1111' ouret,..ii of financial to fight and all it is for a ore hot if yea • *.er raise I while we have a war Big as out-of-doors The ..int.11 of cookies baking or or taxes come down substantially. • ciaiity is not invoked, ts on. of the share its from your row., rigainLt. f1.1).', eon - win. hut the lion's should ge fart, taking measurements onions in the stew, Moreover, some thought should be riyet chreult preit. )11) .,f ,I1 t ri be .•.1 to these who product. the prefit., space teo big for us to measure out the tear to allowing the to the tforts ef any ni- The youngsters racing in and given after .,1 ,.7. 41 when the war is over." with a yard stick or a ploe.dine more asneotien es group that tia.. asi children have to do: bu-siness man to keep a lithe plain conurion sense riirad r , ridaino Con'T11111-,) This is just llow- Lig was the (ircus tent that Their foot prints on the car.x-t of the profit that is rightfully his. WEEK in this country-Y01! RECIPE OF Tilt: it Uncle Sam wants any husines; I sat in a third of a century ego' He is no automation any more than 11.^ MliVilieS where every caller sees. A A NUMBER. - left to tax. I have no figures now and had none ray at Labor. In normal times. he expects HAVE gi tool toim,to. The simple prayers they . (+m- Weh le. S... et then. When I think of our stock If the tax collector F'art of the Communi•ts are l night, and 1,,••• . is made of th,-s• !wage." a fair Oand:r.g inakers for ten horses, oue is to very carefully catalogue AWAY FREEDOM harm with its stalls perists in taking the lion's share of ,...... ndeting hew to essse thy tasd GAMBLING and index the names of al! are I know it was bigger than that. for his profits. while a socialistic gov- them They may be prepared A generation ago el...try• com- •S. 1'f:7' I'GR A MS enown to oppose them. against the no• of the dare-devil drivers drove two ernment demands that costs be 1..1,1, r.•k!.• m panies in many sparsi•Iy settled day when they triamph. so that teams of eight each around a circle igmored and wages raised. the busi- 7-t A favorite 1111i7),/,! %kith many A..et jr,j1). of the West, brought electric We often hear the remark that wha• they ,..onsichr is the mop. r in a fearful race. That ring alone ness man is left veith no alternative to pan-icoil or fry ard power to consirr.ers "weather conditions are bad 'foe 111)41.-)1 .,/11 It. Kentti.kians is light must have been bigger than our but to shut up shop. An independ- punishment , Wash throe driving." I maintain that any wea them for a breakfas. doh. howl never before enjeved the corncrib. the buggy keep going 1h0-It• 1.010 had 1:)1' CoUrage and C7,- barn. with ent enterprise cannot and slice them. da, in meal season- ,...nvenienees. Along with 'he rail- titer is -bad weather" fur motorists of , rei,:ed the bat tudgrnent .in the shed. and the henhouse thrown in! on a non-profit basis, regardless with salt and pepper, then fry roads. they became the great de- when some drivers are on the high- Cernmunists• estimation) openly to ed And it was only one of the two. be- whether it is a chain store, a plane which bacon was in almost ways. destruc- in the pan in velepers and taxpav(rs sides the rows and rows of seats or a diaper manufacturer reset rhc ir subversive and Crisp. clear (lays are factory prepared. every local community. They were and open autumn doors, tax tive activities. where the open-eyed And when it closes its Green tomatoes may be pickled pioneers who took a risk in public welcomed by everyone but they , The individual who has shouted mouthed spectators sat! And how collectors and jobholders are out- ways Old fashioned should not serve as a el.allen,ge ti whose voice has been in a variety oi big a place they occupied! Why. side for keeps. the loudest. zest motorists to increase then speed sloed tomato pickles will add iserAvfitreer. they made asuccess, poli- there were more people than could V heard by the most people. is listed to winter-time meals. Or tomatoes tteal gamblers stepped into the nie- to uncontrollable limits. as the NUMBER ONE candidate for have wedged Ira., our three SPEAKING OR RECORDS! , :Aleut an inch and a half in size ture-when who never put their N.. driver has any right on our political. perhaps even physical! churches of the Fid.•lity neighbor- is here and most farmers are l may be pickled whole in a sysisq own monev into building up indus- sr.hoolhouse highways if 1).• din.e. so as to in- Fall extinction. if and v.-hen the Com- hood and the thrown a sigh of relief. Most sf! Still another recipe calls for try. but who gambled with the tax- danger the lives of pedestrians or heaving munists come to power. That in- syrup. in'. No wonder the tent looked 25 crops are safely har- dill. the pickles being made much payers' money. in return for votes other drivers 121e summer's dividual who has made the soond big as all out-of-doors' many places manpowerj cucumber picicho are Finally. Their attacks on the electric in- Now that No‘erriber is hem with vested. In loudest clamor is NUM3ER TWO, as How big was the Tennes=ce Riv- conditions developed. necessitating' there is green tomato relish. dustry reached a peak in 1935 with its hint of wmici on the way. Ala and so on down t e ar, er v.-hen we saw it v.there we took help from the local populace In! Tomatoes which show slight color the passage of the Holding Com- not t the %%cattle! go to our head reader, you had da tter start figur-i a load of crossties7 Why, steam- a few places, produce went to may be ripened by wrapping each pany Act and its famous "death wiR.ri we get behind the steering mg just what your number is. if! boats as big as three of the biggest it was impossible to in nev..spaper and storing in a sentence" clause. wheels uf ..ars. Let's cultivate waste because you have etan so rr.i.rch whisp-,one houses in the neighborhood looked it from field to market. place. While the Act was ostensibly common sense and coursesy at the 1 get ered ;hat you the American,cool like toys out on it. The v.thole economisis at the KentuAy abuses in holdine, (tom- v..heel in an effort to promote and Agriculture is not alone in this Life and that ;you don't! Home to correct series of creeks in our seetion could Way of and Bono. subtly drawn :naintain safety on our highways. struggle to get aut the treasurers College of /sericulture nany practices. it was have been turned into the river Economics suggest that some of the by promoters of state 5c.-ialism •;) V of the earth. Countless other - : • . • mi....tions. es-, without appreciably making it any ose. be prepared as t, mato undermine private enterprise. By Life is short. The sooner that a dustries having nothing to do ...• ts ,•:. r -eht for th- tomatoes bigger. And people said that it compulsory separa- man begins to enjoy his wealth the the plow. must reach product', r: Cons!' uloin m:nc, 71'. .:1 the proeess of was many feet deep in spots. so Green Tontato Nlincemeat tion of local operating companies better.-John,on. goals. year after year. from the re- !he Biil of Ric..hts. and ta r. - deep that some steamlaoits had and grcir. lomat...vs organizations. which sources of the land. One of these the Corrrnani-ts 4 quarts chopped from parent s-unk without so much as leaving Fist the eff, cf pub- AT Never was the dernand often results in forced sales to FIRST is minnig s .!t.• --F, I! s. the flagpole stoking oto SION OF A nev- curs sagar aouncies. the "death sentence" is for raw material so great and 7. (7, 7r. at& made tip- 3 I , , A, out. and socialisation And how hie ..t.a<: T:.:77, • - er was the prc,blerri of meeeng Ceng...s...:onal 2 caps rghurn being carried in u, hy industry ae- pecially one that ran from the At- so trying In the coal industry. n •!-,:: 1 pound seeded raisin, of the electric power people do not lantic to the Pacific.? I had SU) Y1 this year's output 7. ).7. ta-, o,replished. The taking place. odes of crossoes et the boat land- neighborhood of • 7 - faIly re-ilize what is usE666 I ings along TenneF,ee River, thoos- .7 d -.cc!. rho:tad fine but th.r. are lyginning to wake ur as clsrerted more coal than wa.• r has This. .n it. ends- of ties. Flia • • -•r • !.) Cold Preparancns .r.H. to the far. that as local electric any year in any er.untry seemed to know c 2 tai le•t-cions companies fall under political con- tory! each tie occupied v., trol. they go off the regular :ix flow does tr: under the track. then at rolls. -- more than 2700 to Ire Th tiare with Thus do the political gamblers CALL US totals' W. ' With ten or twelve le inr I-2 teaspoon ginger with the -per-Tic's rightr.- liquidate rins coal niii.• .'• d two-mula load 1- • for -- ma iion ten.: of think how mar - crop 'A . to haul tiro for Sir Whea V, I 2 ^ Joc: Marsh not tonne, he rnersared; tit 41-2 r. - literally as big as aii out-otot DRY CLEANING rniTlion ton, • V to produce Mach eq r • 1. -A LETTER TO GOD- 1' .7 7,.•'• 1 I 7 .7- Some cr Us Still M:nk —and— roust he taken .,s • , r • 1i., y , ,.n ft'. li• Ged Miles of undergrour ••• •-• , • 11, of Th:m cs Kids fo.:ni • 0)- •-"))' roust be maintained Due to the '‘ hen. .4., •he A - LaUNDRY SERVICE eharacter of the vsork. hours are their obJectIve of taking OVr7 117 Lest wee': Pan P.vder showed "S:serns only the day betwe that f • limited. government' irue a sr ir.do ! Fon. Jim, I eels tourtin' his mother ce.er met every pro- inclost-; on s island. Pigeon 11111 tr ay,- r hue k Coal ha.e so far One man already has been ChOd. Cash and Carry Serrier duction goal set for it. If there are ist and ar.other cited for contempt Stripped to the waist, sun- said. heed from u here taper ox, Coat NO shortages. it will not he the fault hecausc tSey have refused to give tnomd and tarorg as an it seen). allOSII I OOK GOI) flyer were re- old a. knowledge.' the fedi —lour Patronage Is M- -of our pmducers. Congressional Committee listS Jim and enother -ter. ...k God. this lexing with A izl,erre of beer just and tdele richt. of the men 'V their erganiza- rnr -11,..itor. to after re! urn vig from one of their hior kept our ernintr, - irage rats...TR! V Appreciated. COOPER %TION c. •••:- the courage most silo:es:rut bombing expedi- %. h. ther thrir right to enjoy even with tions of the war. a moderair glee- of r to %ow errine et • s hatigine or., le- bililder after stirpriew the ticket they 'ward tn..' Yi,i1 , rule f.,r - I - America and visit to the Nips.- dim had writ- them working together unreserved- the.- ' • .1.-ans so much ten briefly on the photo. Ari ly in supplying the petroleum re- that to s' ...1,-.e on their eon- "Ben." I said reminiscently, 1.., ‘1 oe,dfriely "it only yecterviriv /VC 127(.(1.1 . 1 . 1) ?t 111 quo.. ...;, or the !"rrr. ;. sto,,,,non! WAS • shy young stripling sk‘. an encouraging surprise The ex- are refusing, through this Con- Jim sae of grade-school age." ,1 •':t ti perience demonstrates .hat where gressional Comnurtern to provide I fii they had LAUNDRY-CLEANEitS1 dd re, a 191111kedt7 is not thrown into a de- the Commtmists with the names of 11144.1111111111111NIMITINFIMINTIIM • ILI t 1'111C III ni.rt.fte fn. Ant •c C:ornOttlitiStit I •• • - 4.4). mammas00 1..• •401.041.... See things // I • •-.1e 4•Wavailm tomb. immow•og ••••.80••• we, •••••• •••••14 urtu eletsm,,. Mr11. A T Conley won the home instead of frowning In their Mrs. 011ie Hruite W UM tarried to hasgard contest. Every one enjoyed how many would they win to HMI the Mayfield Hospital Scnday the day. The club meets with Mr I ,al cause.-11sher morning, she is a very serious MI S Weiiks rust Ft who 11PGIN TIM( clearly and en- , onstition Etiends help hope she day In I hnvinhei Iimht,•nn other minds moil vs-tidily. soon be better V wil ,•reps his own lamp ltimmed and r MrA. Mary Fluldm rilItI/11 Thi. hight-it W1,41,1fil I 4.0401.11 fittlit -Mary /1111444r riddy. !Wit Mrti Fleteher Tiles stit•h 11144. trio cheerfulness: Cl000 fulness Iteelm up a kind of day of hod wi.elt , regain att.e.o• ooti. always daylight in the mind, filling it wilic Mr und Mrs Glenn Dillon and 'clear and seterie Mobtaigne. a steady and perpetual serenity.-- son, Joe spent SundaY ir good !word.. would iiiit make' Addison. his mother, Mis Ella Dillon of Vol Hon Route 4. Mr. and Mrs ("tot spent thr (lay also Mt.'N"ti L 7'11E11 J.ICKE'ES 1 Sunday guests of Mt arid M, :Allen holes were Mr and surs 30 TO 46 !Charlie Nolen of Fulton, Mr. EXPERT REPAIRING come ill, men. and see otIr spIrdlon .4 1 e.tlor Jim Stalling und guts uf Ile • Jackets. Values, that Are outstanding today - I1 ..1(01Wayss s /Thermion vaults!. Mrs. Ethel Attehery of Binge .' V i h11.1' MOthPr, MIs Rosie Willis ,, of Watches and Clocks $12.98 to $16.98 'riptonville, Tenn., und MI 111111 /1 sons, .1 1('KETS Mrl. Ira Satiler und 1101.S. 1,1;',11'11ER .1., Earl und Chas. Allen lo Days to Two Weeks Service. All Work N IN •,VM SIZES To Mr and Mrs. Alton Also a gond selerthm of Leather Jackets for 'tom family moved here . Guaranteed. long servile Just what your loss know Sturdily built for horn 1'111114)y, Tenn 1, taken 110iftlii With MIN. Lou Bin sire tss fOrd. OGOOD LINE Or WATCHES AND Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Newb. . • you DIAMONDS ,t $9.98 to $12.98 Mrs. Caner Newberry and Mits Cliallie Foul) ot orrible ,TIE,‘"S ,110LESKIN l',1,‘'7'S Sunday afternoon, SIZES 30 TO 41 Sunday your guests of Mr. and A tine loi ot Moleskin Pants. Vault find yaurs liatts and family weit Warren's Jewelry Store here wailing ior you- and 1 si yen, and Nlt. Elton Glisson of Pilot Oak and Mr. and Nl• 311 Walnut Street Fallon, Ku. Batts of 1 wait M. near Fulton. $2.79 Mrs Louise Paschall spent Sur Adorn; MEN'S 11.1111'('ORI1 day will, MIS McClanahan , Richaid anti Bobbie Gene Sadler SIZES 30 TO 41 ito.:e of Martin stn•nt Satur,1:.y night and In this r II fill %4 Ill tind real value. Take yuur cholla Sunday v.ath Mt. and Mts. Ira Sad- God. ler and family, SHAMPOO 'SPECIAL Mrs. Fannie Nugent visited Mr. m not And Mrs H. E Pewitt and daugh- 8-Ounces of Drene Shampoo in concentrated $1.98 to $2.49 Form will make one gallon of good shampoo. , li.r, !levelly Ann Sunday. ME.V'S AND itOYS' Seaman 2c James Thomspon left SWEAT last Friday foi Great Lakes, , $1.59 Plus Tax after having spent a 7 day furlough SIZES is 16 his WI and a Tlusas are ;awls,. acceptable by men and boys, for with and parents, Mr. and !h., vole! IA Mrs Ilettann Thomsnon kt,r) Mr. and Mrs. C. A Turner and daughters- spent Similay u•ith he: REFRESHING DRINKS • trIT. • motbs•r, N1r.:.. Ida Yates and girls 98c to $1.19 and Mr. and Mrs. Ishmatiel WAtts AND ICE CREAM • door, t•hildren of Fulton spent Thursdat,' and Friday of last 1.,veek with her on to mother, Mrs. Iva Nabor5. ' You'll f neat. Sheep - Lined lie pleased with out a Natio,-: returned home with ((WM Vo . hi amt ;A•Ild the week end. FOUNTAIN SERVICE Mrs. I. J. Harper and daughter,' JACKETS Monette spent Saturday night and' When yoU are thirsty and Sumlay with Nfr. and Mrs. Harper at you ..f Palmer:wine: hot just drop in and visit Bin m,.11,,n of Texas City. our 'ibis is the ja(ket that challenges Tex.. fountain. We strive to ts, or of vist mg Nits Ruthie IVIoore and please you. the s•old days of winter. Fash• other relatives here nd out. ioned ot poplin, it boasts of a Crutchfield liornoiniikorit met Sundaes-Milk Shakes with Mrs Bryant Ks atbe Monday. car-siot $7. lining and collar that produces it Mrs. Bobbie Perry and daughters SANDWICHES combination of good looks and Marie arid Dorothy spent Friday say at and Mrs. Alton PIT BARBECUE armth- niell with Mr. ,,s 'totters,' nand family. TOASTED HAM L K E 7' S Mr. and Mrs. Myer Veatch, Nits r,S ) In short and Long Lengths. FOR WINTER WARNITH Itut'nis. Moon.. Mrs Nfacon Shelton, rhirken Salad-Hot Beef :ind son. Leon. NIrs James Mc- : Sizes 36 to 16-- /I per cent Wool Q..z.98 ea. and Hot Dogs A tl -75 per cent Cotton ''' Clanahan, Mr. and Mrs. Carl id Phillips and son, Bill Melton of ',:111 of service from v wea Expect years on duty this warm 31-2 lb. blanket: 4 Texas City. Tex.. were supper REINIEMBER-Registered Pharmacist otorists lierr $12.98 to $16.98 in. rayon satin binding. Ruse. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Orvin Moore e high- blue, green, cedar. of Fulton Sunday night. all hours. We fill any doctor's prescription. Mr. and Mrs Raymond Dir-n,;, 211P tre visiting her father. Mr. T • they Elliott for two wei.:Ics. Mrs. Eli. • t lige La t.ss gone to vim: relatives in Dr-- %Peed 1.(sit NEW OWL DRUG STORE Mr. and Mrs. Ira Roberson and on Cita f.oully and Jimott and Opal Rober- Phone 460 We Deliver tdv 4 n - ..n enjoyed a hamburger supper. Lake Street lam or Nir. Bobbie Perry and girl', night With '7 • 't '.7 Claude Bruce c•'. iy. . 7,7 , arrvied ir head e at the bedside of his •• • leering Mrs. 011ie Bruce. ultivate Charles Bruce arrived Monday at the :norning to be with her also. tte and Little Joe Dillon spent la.•-••• i ways. Thursday with his grandmother. Mrs. Ella Dillon. that a Mr. and Mrs. Herman Thompsc.r. At] Use and Mrs. James Thompson attends r church servit.tes at the First Chris- •. ,n Churrh n F.i7ton Sund. ps- ,

rcled Children's Star-Brand E A R 0 T lien's Star-Brend MEN'S DRESS WORK SHOES BOW F.Ps 1.111 This famous brand MrITL, rugged OXFORDS inner construction and sturdy Until votive a orn thew hoe... vou NO WONDER HE'S MAT' Br.lild GM`, YOU Value re?li:c hos. sturdv com- materials that give long Weal% fortable aork flax% really can in Heaping Measure. Sires ALWAYS ALONE . . . SilTes 5 11 and 177 to P16.1,1e retan upper,. durislc •o'.e 6 to 1°- and heel. Such wrinkled. soiled clothes! Even the crows stay away. Yet many men present no better ap- $1.98 to $3.49 $3.98 to $7.95 ou.‘ines, pearance-and wonder why they don't get ahead to $4.98 Mrs William Smith $2.98 d officers. and contacts! Don't take the was elected president. Mr Claud in social business Williams, vim prestdent: Mrs. E risk of looking careless as a scarecrow-send ICE M. Jenkins, savretary and Mrs. your clothes to us for FREQUENT cleaning. John Farabough. repoiter. ROBERTS & SON Mr Gaith dtscussed 6th War Loan V. Calf Show W. ,nd announced the Fat • QUALITY CLEANERS rvire STREET FULTON. K1. :ar November 21 122 LAKE Miss jones removed the score CORNER CARR and STATE I INE FELTON. KT. Al- sheets, dtscuLsed home food supply, • e.

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as. asl mallgelkonamm *gm/ THE FULTON COUNTY NEWS, FULTON, KhNTUCKY ...••••MI.MIMII••••••••••••••••••••••••• • • ROPER tar was diatal Oattitier lath Sgt I.'I .VE GETS pf ,1 limns didn't say whart. he Vtatt I I `. •! 11 lilt t 1 •I • • la- Winfrey, Jr, left last Wad DISTINGVISHEI) CROSS 1 n , I ' Hs 'I CHAS W BURROW MI1- 4. litiWiticl Pt.Wull, taviata Mr anti ittatlay for Camp Parry, Va. ta tuna la. II JJ.,... WIr and Mrs. Charles Powell. Mr VP"! • " `1•••• ••t^ •••••1 Mr and Mrs. Audrey Morris had tilt. dila'. was dead May t REAL EST,ITE and Mrs. l. E. Boas of Fulton, My and from their Non Seltion wha ,ti Nwhville fuw clays ago Both .11UTIONEER anti Mrs. J. lantan r. ails inducted into the navy Nat in Nashville City imd Mrs. Clara Carr of Cayat oweE OVER mit NATIONAL weak, hi. Is at Great Lakan, and Mktg W1111111 F11111.1' ii.tained from visitiat Mr and Mat. R. E. Powtal RANK—PHONE 01 is doing fin... Flarala !aril Saturday ti. hat- grand and Mr. and Mae E. C. Motilay Mr. atilt MI'S lital Sanday. 11;11i1, Stir apent rihilit in N., .I, Mt and Mia. W Harrison and FULTON ROUTE 3 till. all her family spoil Sunday artist-noon Miss natty Lou tiruntiiiita vtia, loon, house 110 rioo,h with Mrs. W. N. Brasfield Our lilt and Masa column sahaol Mara `4111 t COW 1111, ill at '0..4 Syd L. Hoystar is now a valiant in coming on mcalv thanks to ,,,, lat- Chlekell Ilttlete h the tauIlar Gilliam hospital in May- many frienda who malty it pasta Ws W. C. Hawks raccivail a ble ter tails frani liar son, p field. • • on employad &feriae 0111' 1.1(11ti tint' Norman Mr and Mrs. Nit The spooks. ghosts and Goblin: %vim has ',loan kali shawl ith a ;halide garrige. Flats! and Jimmy of near Cayes: visited were aut plant in Datrait, that has un Hallowe'en in full ra- for twa familia; Hanry Sunday. Ittaltd1.111.11 411 ()titian', Canada oh Mr. and Mrs. Frank aalia, hut thry wcre vary mac and - ---- Mr. anti Mrs. Joe Atwill visited tht. sante )(it,. aidn't carry off the nwat house er R !ham howia fixed far twi, fam Royster in the Fuller Gilliam Nlack aumisan is on a S. L move the well. Pfr. John in axtia gaud candlion rhea. hospital at Mayfield Saturday. Mr. ftirlaugh ‘t'ith his lairants, Mrs. Gatirge Cannon and baby day to Inisintais section of town. and Mrs. Clem Alai!! visited Mr. son hit for their horny in Stratum Mr. atiti NIrs. Altan SiniPSOIL Harder Sunday. in Ala- Mass., WatInesday. Thaw visa it4 stationt,t1 ti cam', 5 11111111 tIMII41' With t•ItV 11101'0. Ma's Wilma Sue Braga,Id spent hart. was a very pleasant one and liania. and eity %tater, atid tar, :WIC!. of the waak. and with Miss Putay wt. /than welcome thum again and Ttri. fishing craw hate ?atm-nail grtaind I•4 Ma of 1,1 pm at, tti Jawall Harrison. trust her huabanti will be with ha; Irani their annual 2 amaks camp- 111;111 11011,1. I/1 ;it', lea 111" Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Marsha11 the next hoinuatiming. Ile is sea% ing ti ip on Bayou di. C111411 Crai.k EXil g••ed antaitainial a large crowd of saiiing ing his country 11VCrSt'llS. Th, pt.opla anjoyad ;it folks with lialloweam patty Tues- wax MrS. E. C. Lowry licatm 11.0`t1 11111' 1110A on tills atm "'ARMS FIIR SAI,E day Mara of lust weak. A must a dog at the home of Jack Fastar Z. (a. Whealar. Edrair Starks. 5 led... t pleasant lima was reported hy all. Friday near Boat Chapel Stlt• Wiwalar. Marrisan, Sairthal ton, 1-1 toil,• off 111'1,:tn;tn 11,0: Attar the party every one wan, to WaS givan traumata immaillataa, i'lsaama llama Iladi lov• Nv.iv, 170 Hickman and attanded the mid- Hat i lawn ilatai maw.' sal liarmia • na Ha, as. NI!. and taloa g•••811 hart's, tt•t• ,•1 •••• st-11 ••,, night 'thaw. that .ht. dog haa imams Mis .'unniiinas arid Itala, Nis. Land ,4 01'A 0,0(1 Mrs Grady Varden Fultan ac- Maaella Smaglia, and aaaw 111:11.Vild alt(1 lit .11. \Ir. and companied by her mother. Mrs :laughter W11.4 brought hew Wad - ala, Fatima !hod, all- and Mr. 42 ;1(1'1.5, 1 11111, r ••1t t ,1 Jimmy Roper viaited Mrs. DanaId acidity and Vt**IS buried in taa, Walaar atal WYailit, NI, and Vallasa Mabry and batty Wadnesday altar- . GI 10' •il• aainatery laatitamint Coland Alban liabailsan ;alit a ...•11 Jun 1311111.v. T"111 italrlas This farm Call 11(t 111.I1t4Itt fit main of hot week. Chask Bann( tla small abut:hid ot aly. alrs. J. I). . ai aultaia lacalyad tlia I)! titigisiah- al.:a Latta, l)..,• Mrs. Martha Fields visited Mae iall ham a truck alanday and bioki lalainti Com. frarn la. ai. Calanel Jahn l' (7,tt1114.11, 1,111- :an, Pad Maras. taaa -nder. 240 aCrl.ti, 2 !masa, Puaeli Iasi Saturday after- hat- ;am. marbling Air .,,ip 01 Air Statlen. a.' , I ...al:, CI,a -aland l'at kai . \tat, a and bath a, noon. ,lticur el an Nlaim.. lialits. funning The chilar"n af Lan jail., ao Sant., fiall,dra, (.101,1 t •,1 Yvan,' Wh,, •. liti 0,111/1,. houw. Good hairs Esti, gttrttri Mra. Charlie Sloan kind daughter, auarantinad ita searlat feyvr. toolhat tht• South axartaa "Hy,. \ T'it Itttll ••, tencea. Land axtra 1 rada Miss larantox of Cayet• visited atria Olas- liandlay ad airs Willi he, %v.?, ;Ind tv.,. sew. .1.0,.. -, :1. and 1.. -. 11,i.. at', I I •• Cam II, : Is II tal. an. off Uni•Itt City Highway Mrs. W. %V wot Tsaal v fa, W. and Miss Millie Brann Mon- ntontlis. ' , ',rut 1(1.1,;.• lasia, Colima, Vrall Sams lan- butt weak Itead. Sand, day. ai,. Slam.. alai., I'm km. NI,. anti 62 :tl't(tti. •me n••!, It vim want to locata Elm Faster. .11tt•ty to I ! .d.!.r. math of Water Vall.a. fail ilmat were nay anan * SOUTH FULTON * all at Micas lunch room and daugh- in Mayfiald alonday lima. lahnville. Ky.. t a man Halt. NI, - A .1 NI -claire, ings, good fences. Tilly fain' can is not the attrration but a flat"- weaka there anti attended school at , Rasa. be laitasht fat faia5ii :and M ra j 141.ttrtie.nt• :•••••3 ata Mandate. Mrs Henry S- tand viho hod a! t lawkralga. Chia las a„, ;I„„ aia.iaal. iatia maw,. -Lai:tat:a-. NI:ny Jana. were viaaaas Mra. B. L. !),,,an arid Nan Ealtal fiam narthwast af . major operation in the W ta kles asoaa ilouta NI and doingIC.nron got in Hickman Sunday of last week. wera Saturday gat•sts of Mrs. Carla acres of good biatom hind 2 County hospital in Martin is his first hair cut a• Mis S T. Bowlin, al: and Mrs. J. 40 Mr. and Mrs. Lenard Wilson, Mr. Frields in Fulton. 2 barns, 3 good well:, good nicely. We wiah for Mrs. a:idea's barber shop at the age of B. Montgona•ry. Mas Ilarlata. Ray houst.s. Bethel a and Mrs. Dick Childress and son, speedy recovery. 8 months. A' this writing many ....tars Thamas Browder, J1tt• Walk, r. fancas. A going away party was given to and Mrs. Vodie Rhodes attended Ma th,• way to polls where they Will John Davidson id St. Louis. is Mr and Mrs. Wahl, Brown, Shar- osociatiun at Nomh Side Baptist :4•14.Ct a choice Milt'S east of visiting his family on Mrs George Cannon and son at of commander-In- man Prundige, Ray Iaawrance, 60 acre farm. 2 Taylor-st for Church in Mayfield Thursday of last a fetv days. the home of Mrs. G. W. Brann. A chief for anothar four years. Sweatie Jahnson, Mrs. J. Jahnsan. Fulton. Extra good fences Good Miss nice time and a very nice dinner wet k. alr. and Mrs. Bill Doyle. Coving- barn. good house. with light:: Marie Marcus was the laxt Aitini• Johnson. Louis Armstrong. ton .Tenn.. emploame of Southarn Monday guest of airs Chia it- was enjoyed by avery one pres- Mrs. Bill Hollana snent Friday of Mr. and Mrs. Orben Morrison. Mi- Marcus of Fulton Bates-st. ent. last week u•if.h Mrs. Hazel McAlister Ek.11 Telephone Co. are spending a and Mrs Bill Brown. Mrs. Magadal- 101 1-2 ;larva, 5 miles Mr. and Mrs. Marion Jones gas., vacation this weak hunting at Reel- Good fences. Good barn, fair hote-a- Mrs. Ruby Naiad- was the last at Fulton. me Brown and son, Mignone Mar- card party Thursday night to foal Lake and art. house guests of Land in extra amid state of cultiva- Monday dinner gutat of Mrs %VII- a Mrs. Chancy Lee and Mrs. Roy rison, Mrs. Juanita alt-Call, Mrs. IIATTI and neighbors. paren.s. Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Daran. tion. Priet. right. F. Burns and latle son. Bill. Jr. their friends Cnilins werc Friday shoppers in Mary Jo Jones and two friends Mr. and Mrs. John Smaya. his Among those who have Neil Ward was in our midst Sun- Fulton. fronn Minot, Mr. Phillips, Mani visited' I.tt Ir. iaa, s ast of Ful- in Mr. and day an business. mother, Mrs. Ella SIllia4 and Don- Bowdan. John R. Melton. Ferrin 5 Mrs Dave Winfreys Mr. and Mrs. Hiv Collins and home! me Smoot will rattan to Akron, ton. patia a,t4ai lond and fair OM- for the past week art. Miss Dr. Mallory P. Weems fram Cam:, Haug, llomer Brad- Doris! children spent Sunday afternoon at /2.tt•t•I 1,1t1 4.,n !,••• Winfrey of Memphis, Campbell. Ky visited his parents Ohio this week after spending the hurry. Raymond Bradiaary. Genrg. oVelItt ,,Il Dave Winfrey. latraticky Bard vtaiting Mr. and :ere Jr., Mr, Sunday. last wady ht re among !datives. bought fer $80 an B. O. Jones and daughter. airs. Charlie Love. Mayo. Douglas alu•ohy. Frani; Marie of Memphis, Miss Mrs Nolen Williams is takinc V Wilds, Mr. Reggs. Mi. Deming. 2 Floasie Joy- .4 a a is. . c 76 acres. 1 mile east af Fulton art ner of Union City and Osteopathic treatment twice week- • .-oli,red boys. Mr. Lae. Jark Carney. Miss Virginia; spending a few days wit* their •11k,ELERTON Mayfield highway TN.° good Choate of Dukedom. ly in Fulton and is improving. Mr. and NIrs. Alton Simpsara Malls honiefolka. Mr. and Ntra. Elauda houssa.. 2 1..t oikd 1, , It:: v. ater. Mrs. Bill Grooms Elder E. C. Lowery and wife at- Capin'. Pfc. 14:71 Mack. MI- and and chat:Iran!i McAlister and ale anti Mrs. Will Mrs. E C. Nall and N1:s LaMar . xi' a 4..,s1 tem., s Ground has have returned tended church Sunday at Boaz Mrs_ Ray Thomas. la-wis a: home from a visit, Puckett. Mooit, and daughter. Judi,. :awn! !wen lanai, will grow ahoy! P-1 a with their mother and grandmoth- Chapel. Sunday afternoon v.ith !lamp Doyle Etawlin. Pfc. Sanorm 1 Mrs. Car! Cooley and daughter. r ight er, Mrs. Ida Craig of Gibson, Tenn. A report from our nt•phew. Clapp and son. Tommia. Walsow. Lou Taylor. a-a Sue. spent Monday afternaon with Mr. and Mr-s. Syl Vanca had as Nf. Bennett. says he is on tilt. Mr and Mrs. Heischel Clifton QualLs. . Mrs. Roy Collins and children their Sunday guests their sons Finis Eastern Coast. and daughter have moved to Fldtt Puckatt and P.n. Mi•-• Call- Mrs. Carmlee Walkar and chil- and Otto. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Cannon went and Mr. and Mrs Mor:is Vaugial er Olive. Frank Brady. alr. and MIF dren spent Sunday with her father The Mrs. Herman Draughn of May- to St. Louis on business Wacines- aave maved to thy- lams, a.); J T Iltnige and 2 children. Mr. and and mother and br, Mar and a.-- field was a last week end visitor af day. vacated. Mis Paul Waliers. Hutwit Jack- BRONZOLEUM ars. her parents. Mr and Mrs. Charlie The beat gal of Jimmie Clement al le, Aek la Wry of Mt raphia son. Durrell Parker. Charlie Bailey, Concrete Burial Vauk Oliver. informs us. he only likes two kinds Bro. Drace preachad at Baptiat spant the week end alit: home- Edgar Reeves. Ray Adams. Mr. and Mondaa Proven Dependability Mr. and Mrs. Don J. Merrall of of pie. cold and hot. preferably. hot church Sunda:a He left Mrs. Tom Oliver and game warden, wheat, Oak-st celebrated their wedding and cold. morning for Jacksan. Tenn, The infant scn of Pfc and Mrs t All reported a wonderful lime. Beauty anniversary on Thursday night! Hurrah! for T. Weems. the fam- he is attending achool. R,chard Rucker died Wedneaday Permanence ous well digger. he has recently V October 26. The table was lovely in the Baptih hospital in Memphis. PALESTINE Strength with a chocolate fudge cake as a put in a well for Will Seata AUSTIN SPRINGS Rachard is the son of our pastor, centerpiece. Supper was served to,Dukedom that is 1911-2 feat deep Rev. E B Ruckar. Mr. and stands 66 feet of water. Rev. J Fiaer and family were and Mrs. Walter Bynum Mr MTS. Grant Bynum as in Mem- NIr. and Mrs. W. L. 114'.51 and Mrs. Belle McClure spent the guests of atra. It H. Pewitt 4,7 Clay Merrell and Mr. and .11199 Don phis. where she undersvent a maj- Mrs Jim Kimble and daughter, and 3. past week with her daughter. Mrs. Mr. and Mra Will Leonard Sanaa?: Merrell send children. They each I ar operation Monday. Reports are lar and NIrs. Robtat Gardner and• W T Foster near Chtnirt Glade' from chur.7h received gifts. that she is doing nicely. !Miss %%amnia Best adebrated Mr. and spent the week end with Mrs. Mr. and 111ra Robert Wafts slaant Mr and Mrs. Walter Bynum are Mr. and Mrs .Haron Copeland 'Best's 80th birthday in Lowes, Ky R. B Wright :n South Fulton. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs Janne spending this week wIth the latter's) have moved into the house with with Mr. Harve Hicks. where rela- So long until next week. Fame Wade and family. another in Cayce. parents. Mr. and Mrs. Loy Aber- tives of that section had gathered time and same paper. Mr and Mrs. Tommie Stokes and Mrs. Martha Britton went toi nathy for the present time. ; with baskets well filled. All en- V daughter Susan span., the week end Nashville last Sunday. Carbitt Riakrnan ramains in local joyed a delicious dinner and a with Mr. and Mra E. C. Cald- told Onls Mira Mrs. Bill Grooms had as her hospital m Mayfield. Ky . where he great day. WATER VALLEY well. Purism/ ritiectera. guests last Monday Mrs Sadie Hol- was treated for an abscess due to Mr and Mrs. Hamp Clapp and Mr and Mrs. Ethel Browder were Made sail eltrvioad and son Geralaeen. Mrs. Carnet)" Bro Drace filled his apt, Jar:sent complication which dt•veloped sev- spt-nt Sunda.y afttinoan with cuasts of Mr. and \Ira. Gussie Brown and son Dannie of °Won. 1Sunday at the Baptist church. jilad eral weeks ago. Mr and NIrs. Leon Wright and Brawder Sunday from church. KATTERJOHN ati. Melba Lynch was a week a wonderful Sunday School and Miss Mary Ty Harris. Milan was I ran, Billie. Juanita Davidson! Mr. and Mrs. Perry Browder Products end guest of Miss heard a great message We had 74!here over the week end with par- Mr. and Mrs. Milton Horton ta Concrete and Mignon Baowder ntar Union Paducah. EP on Taylor-at and attended seraices in Sunday School and an offering;ents Rev. and Mrs. T. T. Harms of Maulden. Mo.. annul:rum the Mita City visited Mr. and NIrs Eaton at the Church of Christ Sur.day of 73.45. Dukedom. af a daughter. born last week. a! - Rrawder Sunday afternaar night. ; Carl Robes- of Pilot Oak spent a Mrs. Will Abernathy has return- ia the former Haginia Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bac Miss Jurie New-ton spent this few days of last week with his sis- ' ad to her home in Martinsburg. Alister. • a le ataaek aanday noon from a J. -a CHAS. W. BURROW the gueat of Aubrey ter and family, Mr ar.d Mrs. Roy ,111e.. after Spending a foranight !tit's. Nora Byrn and Celia Pe, - will leave their son. Pvt. Glann Bard.. whe AUCTIONEER Morris, after which she coffins. He is aaaing new dectric here arnong ralatives. btu:1g callod man and Glenda NIcAlists,r spant Detroit. stationed at Camp Shelby. Miss. Saturday for her home in !fixtures put in his ho.I.sc at Water ; homy clue :a illness and death of the week end with Mr. and Mrs Fulton. Ky Mrs. R F'CIVrtt maited N!: FInis Vancil of Etarlow. Ky.. spent , 3 brother. Lem Frields. , Richard Mohley. All spent Sun- REAL ESTATE anti PERSONAL the week end with his parents. Toba Wright Sunday afterna,- Pam Mar Ingram. wife and baty Shale:: June Abernathy has re- I day afternoon in Hickman with Mr. PROPERTY for her The family of Mrs. Gus 1 Mrs. Essie Kocher left :are spending a few days with his . turned to her harna fayar. her grand- land Mrs. Charlie Hornsby and Mrs. home in Detrait Wednesday after surprised her Sunday with a talth- 'fa/bar and family. Mr. Ingaum mathers. Mrs. Ada McGuire near I fausan Phelps. having day dinner Those present were visited her pa:arta Mr. and Wa,ter Valley Mr and Yrs. Linward Pharris and Mrs. Charlie Oliver a: Mr. and Mrs. Roy 1:k.nsibi, and fam- their home Wess Darrinaftcn want ba s and Mrs Wilford Jetton, why; W. W. on ily of Martin, Mr. and Mrs FDA Joncs & Sons Tcnnesse-st. - his work last Monday in In Be Quick To Treat .‘• beam living in Dt•tron, have Bondurant and fanuly. Mrs Mary Funcral Home Among those war- attended the • • ...waned to their tarn-, to :aside. 'after spending a few days wa Fkaidurant. Mr funeral of Mrs. Mame Brockwell and Mrs Nancy 129 University Phone VA :his wife and children. Donoho id the Advent church last Satur- 13ronchths and family. left wish- MARTIN, TENN. Leonard Wilson has bought the day were Mrs. Essie Kocher. Mrs Chrc: LATHAM ing her many returns 0: the day. A Distiactive Service Well 'place known as tha Alvin Stcwart Charlie Oliver, Mrs Ruby Neisler, Tour (1" Al" me Wm- The W S. S met Tuesday af- Within Yoar-Neans !home from Mr. and Mrs. Roy Col- chnls net trt rded and (Ai cannot af- Robtey, Mr and Heark Lynch. and Mas. ford to Mr and Mrs Ike ternoon with Mrs A M John ' fins. take a el-mamas:nth ara medicine Davidson and children less potent than Creornalsion which Mrs. Vii gil Jonas. and Mr and Mrs. Nora Byrn:- and g:ana - ne a qui e a ot c.f nen tc the seat of the trouble to Mrs. Wayne Griffin visaed Mra Mrs. William Burns and son call- /blighters. Glanda Sue McAlister ichanges are being made, people expel perm laden ed on Mrs M E. Sahmidt last Wed- sod aid nature to soothe and Robey's sistcr, Mrs Jew.* .lones,and Celia Bockman spent the week Accurate Imayirig to new places and plarining ray, tender. Inflamed bronchial nesday evening. Qualls last Sunday at the Wesurn ;end with Mr and Mra. Rtchard Ito/. another year Mr. and Mrs J. C. ibuisous zroesubrarievs. -tad: WORKMANSHIP Mrs. Lee Myrick of Chicaan. Creomulsion blends beechirood creo- liaspital at &Aryan They reps-a Moblaa. tStrphans will TIIC:Ve (1 Ra.y Collars sote by rporial proces.s se.th other tune railed on Mrs E 111"7"TY :Mis Qualls aimut tha aaina Mr5' ROIWYt ;Al • At ['ore Owl last place and they art, a aaing for Cal- testeci .r. • oas for coughs It contains Mortday , 11011111rot,,7.5. MI an" Mis (1:111tt, W))0 1 the "Merry Widawa in NI, : watches Clocka and ifornia. Mr. and Mrs Clifford Soap- • mathr -anus Wiffiam F. Burns had ; how many medicines you from C.,11fein... to make Saturalay Pieces of All Mode Aeatinga- a let- • hen.a are moving to the have tritai tell yam tin twin. to Nell you 11 ter from Preaton - heir home. r ,a-ta :.. the Lathe ' ana Mrs Warmn Heosired at IlAny Cad br— her husband Set William lai- a bottle nt Crromulsion with +he ander- own plata. and Mr and Mrs. Bill 1 111,0-karits ••• week fie daaahl,, F. Barns last week, the first she standing you miet 1 ka lae t clinton nt tha .1 VDRER'S Holland arr moving Ilea! Fulton. -"ae comae parnm ; I rr.st And I • l• 1 trove h:% wad, and had .t • a la tas parents. NIT and JIM I I it Vod le Rhod ••- a nr ;vat .t.te ;t, I, ,, ,• •••••-•,, RV COMPAN'T y .1?.) Ta •,,,,,, an

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THE FULTON COUNTY NEWS, FULTON, KENTUCKY sointimessaiterr. it's Time To Fix Up Your Home for Fall!

1011 CAN You will find many new ideas to help you fix up for MAKE YOUR L'.VTRA SPE( 1 IL! ! fall at this big home supply store. Such as luxurious 8-PIECE' IIEDROOM SUITE HOME ,Nlodern and looks costly. We say that because the design and very smart Living Room Suites, with traditional shows all of the beauty And charm of MODE'RN and workmanship p‘iteitstvt• suite*. Eight met es, including lied, Vanity, Dresher, accessories as well, and scores of other furniture and Chest a ;Dauer, Smoking Stand, 31.1 licilroom Rug, Wry.. t AND Set, Picture and Frame. electric supplies for every room in the home. We in- COMFORT.1BLE Our Special Price vite you to vi-it o•Ar store at all times when

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A good selection of MATTRESSES, including that top-quality CERTA BRAND. Attractive range of prices from— Sturdy Dinette Set We're indeed iortunate in having a limited S10.95 to $39.50 number of these exceptionally well made dinettes with a table and a set of double braced • 81•RINGS--Like pre -u-or style and quality— chairs. You should come in and see our displays offered at pricer that guarantee quick oak. to apprecjate the values offered.

Lk AN EXTRA CHEST OF DRAWERS IS ALWAYS WELCOME AT HOME You should see the nett Chifft robes on display for your selec- STOVES and LE 01111KS tion. t nother 'Robe will come in handy irf most any home. TELL HOW TO SAYE ELECTRICITY AliO REPAIR SaLS! HOUSEWIVES HERE'S SOMETHING HEATERS witi44, Melts on YOU HAVE BEEN NEEDING— -vje --Less Iterpcsir" 1 "Bettor itovs Kielvirmter We hare reef-iced a nett shipment oi that good PYREX WARE With Accessories for use at homc in your kitchen. It makes cooking easier. Don't delay about making preparations for the cold days ahead. We have :111 assortment of Stoves and kir Heaters for all heating purposes, and some accessories 4 NEW PHONOGRAPH RECORDS to go with them. We'll be glad to help you with your ARE _ARRIVING REGI'LARLY heating problein:f. :hese Stoves and Heaters are not TW/rY rkinf! We no', ogravoil• rationed. Just pie's out the one you want. and we'll espy et bask Xshinsetar `4106•410 Newest Records. including Mose popular Fictor. Columbia Sahdra- sac raid deliver to you. Decca Rcrordings. Also supplies in our Record Deportment.

•KelvirtAtoep Pew ''‘V.rt.r-,<• I:Krt.:Gulch's- tall Neu 10 t ways to help keep your rrfng- erator and range operating Ain-tenth.. Mate elf‘trwits and *It hare alArm *en tee call5 Make us your headquarter. for es• pert f.ert WC it f.tir rtlors' We mothorired & fretor% Furniture are the Fulton Electric Company KelsmAtor Scts Dealer. :19-323 W alnul Slut f 1. Morn •En.N .EsT Lois-E. Mgr.

1111111•111111111111111111111111111111Mts ,l'll.:*;:t1.741Y1g g . . rannik ..1.11111111MANNI.Naaloatomcomm uway from these meter. asesestelgagrasioreersearmsasersieseesees Civilidis ere now drinking be- livestiek \Alit) iot sleet. and sit° SIJ:PKINS SAYS K SPRINGS 11,0 tween 10 to 214 pernent more milk Roc rain to hamper your vision, be every right to he plow- than they drtink before the wur "Farmers have headlighte ate 'Sigh' Chology The Oiler trouble with fall what they doubly certain your MIX diairehle froni radii proud and happy over Dial ',now, Mrs. Ella ing is that mit enough ot it is done year, Mrs. "on the bearri." • • • timed iituntipoint. have aceomplisheil. Tfils and Icl; Vfartha Kay Cs:pe- controlled A mord is within!. h • if a le are Watch Proper vision and one-fourth of all the r,,,o they visited N. Multi Sams Tues- of safe driving. Ilv RUTH '1111;111HE made iit the expense of impoverish- Removing the rows ft pasture fight llet speed are ementials turning ;art is going tii ow afternoon. should never drive so siri.ho• WNW rtatut•e ed land full'. hours before milking wall help the day A motorist ing men or our allies, but Just Elliott vis- cannut stop his the ptevent onion flavor in the milk Mr. and Mrs Herman fast at night that he Another candidate for World's :.;IMI., rivilian families 111.11` Mrs. Allen Cuoper range of his head- !told his neighbor a if there is only a small amount of on the aver ited Mr. and i•ar withal the. IlleRE trust oe • kink in my Meanest Matt tW3T1W art. outing betty!, weather con- onions in the pastille afternoon. lights. With adverse a personality somewhere," Judy scrub sire. age, than during any other period" our warning to Wick - Mrs Colen Brown visited Mrs. ditions prevailing, decided. The dairy fermer whe fails to Keep sodiuni nitrate and ant- . Secretary of Agriculture morn- Speed and Pro. aggreseive," John McClanahan Wednesday yuu is to Reduce "You must be more niake pasture usually tails tu make inonium nitrate away irom hay, ard l'ut Limning advised. "Stare people duce Safety! profits feeds, and oiganie meals to pre- solt in the eye lik• •—" Mr. and Mrs. Elmoore Copilots is the farmer's -fled vent fire. Fin the same reason, "Lion tamer?" Judy interposed. Equipment Faith is the vision of the heart. family. Mrs. Dottie Snow and coliquer burn all empty paper bags from Rad CHRISTIAN SCIENCE "Sure, same principle. Now you artillery" with which to dark, as in the Pf spent Sunday and ammon- It sees God in the Mkt. Ella Veatch take this fellow, Glenn Dale, who labor shortage. Keep it in good whitth sodium nitrate ------the day —Young. with relatives neat- Pryoistairg book 'Personality Pius', condition ium nitrate are emptied Also keep "Mortals and Immortals" is the wrote that ",hooting" L. Mrs. Margaret O'Rear visited he's• guy who knows his way shout of the Letwon-Sernion which part and Gladys subject ita ivy., world reflects your es- Mimes Marie, Narie Science 'Th• ; will be read iq alt Christian and treats you and Moore for a while Sunday timation of yeurnelf throughout the world un words, If you Mi Mrs. John McClanahan churches accordingly.' In other THE OLD JUDGE SAYS... 1 Mr and 12, 1944. be treated ! Sunday, November net like • mouse yuu'll and visited Mr and Mrs. Rob Veatch Text is. "As is th• lake one." Sunday night. The Golden McC tor a while also that are "And a•hat Is the fate of a mouse," spent a earthy, such are they Carr Mrs. Louise Paschall mooned Judy. "hot to be caught m a earthy: and as is the heavenly, such and few days Fulton last week with :raw" Then' and there she deter- they also that are heavenly." Eme relatives ai'e riined rot to be snared by her own (I Cor. 15:491 • rsona:.ti, not if she had to de- and Among the citations which coins . ;lop t: e stare of Cantor and the M rs. •SAFETIGRAMS prise the Leason-Sermon Ili the fol- anildeis ..f Tommy Harmon. And Ken Glenn lowing from the Bible: "The Spirit it- • !le wt Ito). a copy of run, bring certain I hile's ie..' t. riloen to boot, These fall days self heareth witness with our Spirit,: t which increase , Whet Am More u as a Crowd wait. traffic ronditions that we are the children of God: at ti sleet. trig for • bus, an elevator or a thr 1/81131 hazards. Fog, rain, then heirs" (Rom. And if children, treetcar Judy iris always the last How early darkness are additional and . . to get on—even though she was the n weel a motorist must guard t hazards that V first to arrive on the spot. Some- against_ or door wreild The world is a comedy tu thaw times the bus elevator Satu Soon you will be having your car i he phut right in her face. Often who think, a tragedy to those who serviced for winter driving, but i rhe railed at fate for making her a ;frel.—Ilorace Walpole. DOM is the time to have your head- first-shall he-last Instead of • last- syf rhall.be-nrst type like Pat Lanning. Put was a diminutive, barely five- foot-four genus of mental giant who Our Nation-Wide .4Ifiliations was going to conquer the world. Crowds melted like snow when he Enable's us to serre fanlike. who hare moved to waded through subway traMc or tried to get off a crowded trolley. distant cities Today. Judy resolved. gripping her pocketbook, her commuter'• pass and Glenn Dale's best seller HORNBEAK FUNERAL HOME . tightly ill her left arm and giving FULTON, KY. .1WRITLANCE SERVICE Dag or Night—Phone 7 By and larze, ti • "Now that you menton it. Judge, I can see of IA'ar Bonds. job seriously. too." I We handle the Famous BRONZOLECM Vaults this really has been a' war of Jobs'." taken our Fmri, we have Itio there "'it.% it has, Fled. aod iith t.-!! •• You're right_ we've got to do for our mei is the one being done by our armed forces one !mire big_job 111•111111M11•111111•11111111111111011 That is to abide by Hair %%Isla across the sea ...the actual physical fighttni over there. should be kept the san. that is bringing victory closer day by day.' that this country when they lett it...not changed "And here at home, Judge, our job has aay it was they're away and can't expo- been to supply our men abroad aith the around while and equipment they need to their opinions." N 0 w ammunitien a simpl, Judge. that's finish their toll And to provide the money "In all ,airness. one can afford to disregard." to buy these supplies through our purchase request no

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„11„,c). be asked. T 4 book?" I ,„Nr„LITEs!„.‘,7 "Good tin nnn nomLi• i•.e- only. other occupant of the Ida- $5,000 — INJURIES '. platfarm her special interpreta• f.vevvy Lon of a lion tamer's stare. I will tt; nrkn PROPERTY be first! She stood tense and ready for action. 4j0g%:3'/4 DAMAGE The train hove in sight and $11.50 stopped v.ith an asthmatic puff oppo- "A- Ration Card sde Judy as she stood. waiting to "B" Ration Card $15.75 -rung into action. Then, for no Ration Card $16.75 parent reas.on. the locomotive "C" Laddered convulsively, sighed and I AT THE PRESENT LOW PREMIEN! COST NO MOTORIST .,-coughed itself several yards down CAN AFFORD TO DRIVE IMMO' I THIS FORM OF tne platform. PROTECTION He seemed to have a forgiving disposition for he stood patiently, AT TH/S GET STANDARD STOCK COMPANY INSURANCE nat in hand, while Judy, with anoth- NEW LOW COST—TODAY. er glare entirely out of proportion to the courtesy extended her, stalked au-ay menacingly and entered or ar.- penred to enter the train. She W ;.!‘ uornen ..1 that state that most ( rhanneline the Inf- instantly and SW7r:' !. Atkins Insurance Agency ;entre Ky. WIth one foot on t' o s'.. est livestock find produce if. Lake Street Fulton. dempted to propel hors; . awning doorway by a gatantic news, he counsels farm- 1 . with the toe of her left shoe. .. . that toe had unknev .r ers in six stales • Itself into a wad -• parked there. no doubt. by s.ome --EAT AT— patriotic chewer who had hoarded an unladylike— or ungentlemanly mouthful. Her shoe was sucked off, Judy was left dangling by hand- power alone, her packages and equi- CAFE plows LOWE'S librium equally upset. For her stock- JOIrs: mranivir.t.o WHAS Farm Co-ora,e;ler. its inged toot had somehow found a. :7h !he 1r..:...ly- :-.re to improve agricultural con- in the overcoat pocket of balance ditions for his listeners. Coloki•il 1.y 50.000 watts, his advice 4fodernistic and Comfortable the would-be passenger behind her fertile soil .. in Kent's:Av. Inoliana. Southern Illinois, Se%(Val minutes later a bewildered falLs on Rig** Southc rn Ohio. Good Food Served Judy realized that she had been Northern Tennessee. Eastern Nlissouri and hurleci into the car. her scattered be- John hails from the tall oorn state. v.'here rotated his longings returned to her and that her Nlan of the soil, OPEN DAY & NIGHT CoIlege of Agriculture with extra train- • alung hand was clinging to a crop of knowledge in Iowa State the moment he - trap. Her erstwhile rescuer hung ing in iournalism and economics. Radio lured him front mom. station. n to the strap beside her. "Good took a vacation lob. at six:een. as office boy in a big Chicago the area he ad- oole!" he asked. Considered one of the hest informed agriculluzists in to donate it to the first has walked ana "I'm going dresses. N:errifiel,i to f.fleen farm organizations. sh can I see," its Fai-m driven thous:I:Ls of ntolos -.ye:- farm land since WHAS launched "I didn't care for it either. Good 19-'2. upon John's arrival. - 'rough psychology but never worked Department in WANTED or me. Just let me try to be a principal mid-west From "Firs: Eamon- digest of reper•s emoting nine ,rehshell 7rV tersonri'.1: and quotations. John markets. airoc: at er en J.1 NI, to micLiay .oernment farmers haven't provides accurate and complete .ntotmatien He knows offered in CARS time to write .. yet 36.900 listener:- responded when Nlerrifield USED to assist in procuring radio batteries for three '2e-second announoements farm sets. top prices for good USED CARS. If We pay A 1,., me fellow, John's face IA hen he talks to 'arm car you now have , his eye is you ever plan to dispose of the many of uhorn he addresses by first mimes Apia. of —in preparation for purchase of another after three-year-old daughter than you isistn the war—you can get more for it today like their mind iwiter (-ambient.. tneniers ens, tench: can when Germany goes down in defeat John Wrrrilielirs seri-ice within st. • .th • man who has had one's toot SEE US TODAY! . his pocket. "Perhars " he sag- RADIO STATION sted some twenty stal:ors later, we might salvage same gae fron, e purchnse price et that volume if cse discussed it at dirner•" Co. "Ed lem it," Judy beamed. "Mr. Little Motor —Mr —" "Dale," he replied, "Glenn Dale. H forever at your service!"

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ULTON,KENTUCKY THE FULTON COUNTY NEWS, - by the president, 4f_ BOWERS CLUB Wall pf elided over Gaylon Rusaian, William gillimmisIMPROVED I McGehee Lou Fields. Gorr ----- i Mrs Billie Water Valley Route 2 Vincent, L, J Witham:a Junior UNIFORM INTERNATIONAL suggestions Pfc. and MI 4 Harold Carr, Mr meeting of thei Some very helpful - --- Farmer. Jake RIddin, The November Betty Jean Brown, James held, for making Christmas tato wero Pfc. and Mrs Harold Carr are and Mrs. Roy Emerson, Billy I linwera Community Club was Ilawks Ted Edwards. Brobby Vincent, UNDAY given by Miss Howard and Mrs. and Roy, Mr. and Mrs. Bud the home of Mr and Mrs. T.! visiting friends and relatives here. Gene Owens, Dewey Ed- in and Mrs. Edwin Carr took Vinsent. Lesson with twenty members!Thompson. L. J. Witllama AS in spending and Mr. Williams, Jim- SCHOOL M. Milner ward Yatea, Marion with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Er lashoLD L LUNDQVIINT. D. D. present. The Landscape lesson, rare of part of his furlough with relatives supper Yates, Bobby Snr1 twelve visitors week. mie Walker, Bobby Of Th. Si,..dy nib!. lnelltute of Chleage. Was g!vrn hy Mrs here. Hawks Friday night of last by Western N•W/11,11p4r Union was spent stictsliy flip house plant, and friends Joe Fields, Riehard Lovsery illitleswid The- morning of Detroit Meeting J. 13 McGehee. and Mrs Gael McClure, June Mr Otia Williams Mrs and after lunch the joint Mr. Sunday guests of Mr and Plans were made for a party to visiting here. called to arder by the presi- and Jeanette, Mr. and Mrs. James Mr and Mrs Jim 12 WaS Walter Everette Carr en- Edwin Carr were Lesson for November conduct• Ire held at the home of Mrs McClure, Mr rind Mrs Edwin Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs dent Mrs Ernest Jenkins sleak Mitchell and Linda, Mr. Mayes, Nov 22. Carr tertained relatives with a end Scripture texts ee• ed the devotional. Mr. Jenkins led Carr, Mr, and Mrs. Everette Moore, James Earl and Leeson nit/Jet-to Inlerfal4o441 program, eon - in honor of Pfe and Mrs Tommie •nd t"P.rlghted Iry called The recreational and Charles, Mt- and Mot. Roy supper Everette Carr Coo/oil of Religlou• WWI Ise in prayei.. The secretary night of last Billie, Mr and Mrs. innaisaton ductf-d by Mrs Dick Polsgrove. Betty Jean and Kay, Pfc. liarod Carr Monday the roll and read the minutes of the Emerson. and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Emerson, consisted of a relay corn selling Harold Carr and Mr. and week. WAR AND October meeting. The mihutes and Mrs. Betty Jean and Kay and Pfc. and THE CHURCH DURING arid the song, Thanksgiving. Ernest and Miss Gay Nell Lamb entertained PEACE were approved. Mrs. Virgil Rowland, Mrs. Harold Carr, and Mr. and meeting of the club will her schoolmates with a Hallowe'en The next Ken and Mr. and Mrs Deward Wil- wine guests that Officers for the coming year of Those present Mrs Harold Ilawks TEXT—Staittiew11:411-48: ROM•ne be December 5 at the home mrs. Darrell and Eulene all enjoy- party at her home. "JERSON were elected aa follows: President, son, Minnie afternoon. 131'14. J. B. McGehee. famhioned randy pulling were: Jesmie Lou Fields, GOLDEN TEXT- Bleased are th• pester Srnith, vice-president, ed an old Puckett, el Mrs. William V Mizell,. Walker, Beny Jean Mr. and Mrs. Norman makers* for they shed be caliel eerie at the home of Mr and Mrs. Edwin Brooks, Mr. Claude Williams; secretary- Lee Miller, Francis Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Rowland and Ond -.Matthew 5 0 A wise man in his house should Rowland Thursday night of last Emerson, Annie easurer, Mrs. Einest Jenkins; Brown, Sarah Vin- daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Row- men are talkir,g about find a wife gentle and courteous, werik. Johnson, Ruby Everywhere Reporter, Mrs John Farabough. Williams, Ann Er- land, Ernest and Ken, L. J. Wil- the coming peace. They are con- or no wife at all.--Euripides. Miss Betty Jean Emerson spent cent, Martha the War it Will Edil Otis Williams, and Mrs. cerned lest having won war vas Mr. Garth reported on V with Miss Jessie ranton. Martha Jo Yates, liams, /VS Saturday night with Mr. may lose the peace through the self- Relief fund and spoke of the dth illiams spent Sunday Do not be deceived; happiness ishness oi the indifference of men. bond drive which is to begin Nov . nd Mrs. W. I.. Rowland. about and enjoyment do not lie in wicked It is a great problem and c,ne 20th. Ile also told of the Fat Calf Mrs. Eli Glisson spent Monday rightly concerned. ways.—Dr. Watts. whieh we are 5:how which is to be held Nov. 2Ist Deward Willson. that the most im- rth Mrs. Why is it then Progiarn. in assuring a just and and the Home Supply The Pitht Oak homemakers mut portant factor CORN friendly settlement of the problem All !score sheets were completed SEED ;1, HYBRID Edith Yates Friday of last . rth Mrs. is left out of men's deliberations? and turned over to Miss Jones. Sev- Sentinels ar k and received Mrs Alma Arnett (if any) (U. S.13) Why is there 110 little eral rerroxleled garments were - a new member. of and prayer to Him thought God shown. Mr. Finch conduchad a of HeaLth 4 spent the week for the needed guidance and wis- Ihirti.t Nettie-et Tlartn: yellow Mra. Louise Olive sontest on "Hazards in the home,'' and proven by test to be the best Cpl. Jack dom? Nature dear, .i.i• dr• /op /•, do • her husband, • 1 .,1, 1 1. Tried ild with never be Mrs. A. T. Conley was the win- marl/afro. job 1 v.., .1. We know that there can r Kentucky and Ten- dive, who is stationed at Folt A•iw.n. blood rarest. fr•••• • hybrid seed corn for West an abiding peace until Christ comes ner. tux', trupurit.ra. The •••1 I la/. Knox, Ky. • in the Ilael! tOn11,01Atly owrivs. Pay on delivery to establish His kingdom, but The December meeting will be Itidney• now •eroir• 1•faxi nessee. No down payment. V- bring 'ratter the meantime, we should seek tu held in the home of Mr. and Mrs. 1,1.wd II good heath la to endure 25 per cent booked for to bear on the When the ',levee. fall to fuortuio next spring. I am already Christian principles a'. E. Weahs. Nature intended, there i• rytr.r.1,r() ••1 ord- LYNNVILLE NEWS relations of men ani nations. We owl« that rosy eater hydy-ride deo delivery. Why not place your V treas. OOP Mu, rude. 'is,. next spring are to show: 1,r, r CAYCE peraateet good quality hybrid aged I. A Higher Measure of Love HOMEMAKERS getting up orrits. ••• 1. hut! ores now and be assured of Ieorge Hnlmer an ii.e.eme. all er (Matt. aaniaiar. under tip eyete—iteit tired. fri died at his home WOrts Crtm.. seed corn, produced 1,y a home grower. eitizen The world has established its own Caring for the tick in the hon., . meanly or barbing peeneees aar Boydsville. He was buried based on selfish ar• u•shellniier I Jrther e•Idetre. ot ft/S- prmciple of conduct aiving a ha.h in bed and changing tory ry bladder distort/Imes. ONE OF ?ME . tha farnaln rilsd near his home It pays ha he paint! to 10, PLACE YOUR ORDER WITH ME AT , advantage. linens With the patient thy Uncle! George was a who can favor you, so mild- la• di uretie medicine to help kidatere FOLLOWING PI.ACES: ..•ednestiay. I those were demnnstrated by Mrs. Casa-- get rid of erenee oomettott• body ereetr-. ! vate their good will by acts of cour- f'ae 1,0nr's They hare had mouro e adept of Boydsville. nurse on Nov. 1 war oblie approv•1 A•• ' tesy and kindness. Your neighbor der. county thar. fur• y yrera ; Hardware & Implcment Fulton and son spent endiirorl e•usotry over. Inert as Kentucky Mrs. Roy Taylor may be able to help you in an hour the Cayce Homemakers club ut ail drug noes. Jon J. J. Cruce & Son Grocery, Cayce aaolay with 1-.er sister, Mrs. af need, so do good to him as you at the home of Mra. Lyle Shiva • aa Ian near Austin Springs. have opportunity. with Mis.s Alice Sowell as co-ha Farm Bureau Office, Hickman can you Mrs. Maude Cashon spent TUeS- But an enemy—vshat less. Twelve rnembers and Ian r PILLS kindness to him' Hate DOAN'S ,,ay afairnoon with her mother, gain from visitors attended the meeting which him like an enemy. 'Ars. J. B. Cook. !him, and treat ! Christianity knows nothing of such and Mrs. Bess Hardin and Mr. • spirit. Even though it be neces- sera.- CHAS. E. WRIGHT Cortez and wife attended , sary to fight against wicked men in Association a'es at Morman Temple Sunday. !order to hinder their evil plans, Tackle Life's limber of Ky. .Secd Improzyment P. W. Tayloa. brirther 1): MrS. we need not lose our love for them. who despitefully use FELTON, ROUTE I Neva Windsor is home on a 25 day ' Even those Problems with PHONE 1093-J be loved for Christ's sake. MILK iarlough from overseas. , us may Him that endured such Hall and children -Consider Vigor and Mrs. Ruby contradiction of sinners. against Him- Frank osent Sunday with Mrs. self" (and went right on loving Health . .. Hall. I them), "lest ye be weaned" in Mrs. Gus Holland of Peoria, Ill.,!your own love for those who bear (see Heb. Drink Milk! ft-Uourt( aus THREE CARS a visiting her mother, Mrs. Terrell the sad name cf enemies Cashara who is ill. 12:3). This is admittedly a high stand- One Always Available J. B. Cook is on the sick Service Mrs. ard. but it is not too high for those list. who know the love of Christ. alas. Earl Paschall is confined to II. A Higher D f Loyalty her bed with illness. Mum. 13:1-4). PHONE Christian '- the best PHONE No. 3 Bob Timmons and wife spent An intelligent He knows that all govern- 4 Sunday with his sister, Mrs. Bob citizen. ment is based on the power and Taylar of Boyd:wine. ' authority of Gorl. and hence ne rec- ognizes the legality and authority of on Winter does not work only duly constituted governmental agen- trivles. 14 HOUR SERVICE broad scale; he is careful in cies. —Alexander Smith. No matter how much man has per- V verted or degraded government, in essence the expression Let war be so carried on that no yet it is of a ministry of God (v. 4). How objec, may seem to sa, For extra yardage ... whether it be on the foot- TAXI other deeply itahamed that should make "BUCK'S" but the acquiaition of =aught those syno regard political nRice as with •—CliCETO. a means of persona! gain and ad- ball field or in any other activity, the man vantage. or who use their authority to permit or promote that which is power is the man who scores ... Milk is the food against God. Every public rancial should recog- for power, for energy, for glowing health. nize God as the giver of his authori• ,y and seek the Lord's special grace and guidance in the discharge of his duties. Every citizen should highly regard the one who rules as having a power ordained of God Co. nation Pure Milk of tne Fulton iv. I), for the good (v. 4). Here then is the solution of the 'Home of Pasteuriza Products" paltical problems which are caus- ing unheaval all over the world. namely. a revival fa Christian testi- mons aed faith, for it wall lead to a :nyalty ,,r the nart ef the people .07 ch is Guile unknmen where Chris- ti:fiats does not bring its true In- tl,: ace to bear. That kind of love for men and loyalty to government necessarily brings about: III. A Higher Standard of Patri- Come and Get It! otism (Rom. 13:5-Ta There is more to real patriotism than Rag waving and high-sounding rratory. There must be a consci We have purchased the Silver Castle, corner entious willingneas to serve the na tion in wilting obedience to the State Line and Central-ave., near O. K. Laundry, mand or the request of pis. authority. The Christian gives just that lona and are making a special effort to have plenty of patriotic suppriet to his ceifaio. (a. 51. His enlightened come: of good demands it, and he responds. Then too, there rnust be suppori of the government by the raVeren• ° of taxes. Think of the thonasa •' **As:Vibe, are engaged in the busineas ‘fft• ing their just share of the cc,- government. Pit Barbecue The Christian has no share fa hap- Bill Adams—which isn't his real name ready to pro Ask Conductor Bill Adams about the such things. for he is —is typical of our Illinois Central pe,ir Ie. the expense of gOVel'n• piest moments of his life, rind he'll start his share of you to visit us for They're home folks. Most of them have ment as a ministry of the 1 We invite Sandwiches, talking about his family, particularly up with the Illinois Central in the (v. 6). of Bill, Jr., and little Jane. grovon the arrival No government can tunction Short Orders. Confections and Cold Drinks. first morning tosms along its right-of-way. They're Then he'll mention the erly nor long endure which doe, • swung fine citizens. too. Among them you'll he put on a conductor's cap and have the respect and confiderar , always appreciated. find leaders in every branch of civic. ean be Your patronag.. abeiard "his own" train. Tha t was some. those goeernrti Thera he'll social and religious life. diseontent. thing! Etut it was no bigger thrill. ing but criticism. their main concern is Anal in such an atmosna. you, than the afternoon the new Right now. dinohedience tell have said it before. was de-cheated victory in the war. Afterward, all they We school bruise say it •gain--the best thing laa • get that have learned in the war years will be we Bill worked just as held to happen to America pohticala. too,-11 turne-d to as-count in improving !Ilinois could school for his kids and his home a revival of Christianity. Chit new -go keep on earning is ROOM Central service LUNCH Because ex HOP'S as he did to hrt-oinc a conductor. national leaders ought to set the citizen. your good will! the people to Bill's• good father and a good ample and encourage follow te repentance, leant:it:an and SOUTH 1:11..TON as well as• good railiveder. 4.4.76-` %et,. 111/5tOtta Cand's blessing. Read Chum'. T•14.

11111111111111111111, 411111111.1111 r maa THE FULTON COUNTY NEWS, FULTON. KENTUCKY Arch t'lapp return- mil, 13,40,1,. shaila. 1 gone to !early at their home on Clevel.m.bay selves, his S degree in Agron- and the hi.e.ere M, and Mrs. •S 0(' I E 7' Y Pryorsburg. Arkansas on I ISO A fess daym 'rhe folloss mg guests win-e present' omy front Oklahoma A. and M Col- V from Detrott back to l Sunday night ,er ally arrived sia: lassurie Mr and Mrs T Coll..y. Mr. and lege, Stillwater. Oklahoma in 1939. SUSAN BUSHART HONORED . ,PHONE sHIN1011 MUSIC CLUB - V---- V HAN M EE'l' N G %Its 11 B. Houston, Mi and Mrs 111, Wall inducted into the army three WITH BIRTHDAY PARTY 4 7 0 !nigh Barnes. Mr and Mrs L years ago and received hia training Littli• Susan Bushart was the .• meeting of the Junior Music South Fulton School News Hello World 111E ris. Mrs Leonard Hagan. Elder in the Ordinanee Division at Aber- honoree lit a birthday party Satur- Club was held Wednesday after.' \ PILINTIN and NIrs C I. House' and Carl 144'11, Maryland. He has served 36 day aftt•rttoon givn thy her mother, For the past two weeks, IV l• have Congrobilat,on NI. and Mei. noon at the Woman's Club. An in-. \ NU311tER4 Craft of Fulton. Mr and Mrs. C. months overseas At prttsent he ix Mrs. Ward Ihishait Fifteen eniesb janitor, but with Di'Myt.r on the birth of r-- teresting program on -National been without a Gilbert Mr and Mrs. Jeff Moore at Ft. Belvoir, 71., as as- were present and spent the e'er- born \,.. Anthems of the Allied Nations- was1 C Doran, stationed Oil. help of the teachers aiirl stu- ; your daughter, Martha Lee. Mayfield, Ky. Mr. and Mrs. sistant veterinarian. noon playing games and making at the pita. rited by the leader, Elizabetr0 of dents the school and spoond has, Fiiday, November 3, 1944 Bills Jones Rent gifts but did not After a brief honeymoon In ••••••••••••.--..-- Arin Koper, after a short businesa snapshots been ki.pt clean. Fulton Hospital. attend. Washington, D. C.. Mrs Boulton lee cream and birthday cake wax VOLl'aiE T1111 rneettng was held. Visitors V will resume her duties at Cayce. served to the following guests: Mr. and Mrs The following numbers uere Dorothy Wilbanks and Dorothy Congratulations V Bre•nda Brown, Ruth Louise Butts. of Malden. Mo., on rendered: WOMAN'S C1.111 Stinnett were visitors at school Milton Horton HOSTESS Sidney Calliharn, Marian Black- daughter, Anita HAS MEETING :MRS. J01.1.1' Tuasday. the birth of your Great Bi itain--“God Save the Fall. The Woman's Club held their TO BRIDGE l'ARTY stone, Norma (hien, Ann de- Christine, born Friday, November HotnrrOfl King," vocal soli, by Roberta Mr Sharpe from the health rseeting Friday afternoon of last Mrs. Abe Jolly was hostess to a Judy Browning, Reed Isbell, Nancy 3, 1944 at a Malden hospital. Mrs Peak. partment was alsa here Tuesday 2•30 at the club home with bridge party Friday night of last ,Leivis of Anchorage. Nilflry Bus- Horton wax Miss Regina NI,•Alister , Shel- inia•ning and a very inter- China-- Piano t Jan, tio- lollowing Mrs. R. week at ht-t• hame on West State halt, Mary Ann Bennett, Millie her mariiage. esting pictuie to the student body before Captain Woo by NI Bellew, Mrs l'aul Hornbeak, Lints The following guests well, Nlekide. Gerald lind Al Bushart V about health. We enjoyed having parlor Id tO• vocal solo ,'Mts. Dick Raid, Mrs. Jim Hutcher- prs.sent Ntrs Guy' Gingles. Mrs J. and the honoree. Canada them very much. here, WIII tong by Neil N,asar, s.tompanied by son. and Mrs Guy Minch's. Mrs Mathirot, Mts. A. G. Baildraige. V- HOSPITAL Basketball 1CTV.4 ef. Pei, Dorothy )(mit R. C Joyne, and Mrs. B. O. Cope- M''• M W Anderh'n• M" E M ;MRS STANI.EY JONES. MISS hoyi basketball! VIM" The girls and Noland.' r 2II i ROZIAKIII AMC? Mit'101:11:' : aid •t1 '• Jenkins. Nit • Clint 11.•eds. Mrs B. HOSTESSES T() FUlton Hotipltal I SHANKLE teams ill I. 11:1V1III4 Vil•11' !II SI kill 1 of the (beet,. 110110 by V` .• the pro• ' 111, V.olie lb. din was admitted 1"‘,,YlisW,.am"1:.:',7n.. . Jr ,l,"Its‘:'.(,e)1M...‘". N .SJ.,1(:!'t.1:,r,,i mis,, .14,..ice,...ii,gyt. !ale Viitlay at noon m' tend Issli ito Brazil. pi, no a :,• I,s J: s N.•11 -•: intereat• .L,31',.:,1'.1'1.'1','.1"(").(. ..„Nlir,,,i..1 'aid is no ti eatment ou. en..•1 rt .1111.1, W,11• 1 tito,on f 40 ' Carter . ' •.,- Nathan • ''''''' li'nf'"(1. M". Mmilyn Shi.nkli. woe hosittioses to .•''l l. V' l•- III1• I1•:111. 15 v.: h. tiled and Dust, (Iaptaii, 1.1, France-"Th,• . - r Week, ssise I 11/.11/10 i, I'. ',,, '11• .t!1C1 MI'S. VeSIVE . OH. M1 VIIM: i.1 IiII. JlIfli,/r Woman's , ; , 'Ntl''S (1::iniel lilli:it ir..i'tidali ilia:1"i:ni gm:1r ::1 , '11,0 11 A CI I i It., di.;:i-. I ,:1,1.1M. ' ' at Barbara Raberts. 0 Lev. I the -.. ea. .'. , p a . tor solo by la - na solo ard J. I': i•CIII:r , '(1111 ,. IS 'Ilt•h II li Tip ,ID.,, night at ....i V.,1,. Vsaai mai,. . - Jnae 11:.iiiim ad- Ind. Ile will et At the end of tht• proaren the t:11•111 ti •I t t•. Int-inio• NI i s .' IT ,7.: 01.1 y %son high ",. .1 . ;.,,,,• , Nip: II W. Putnam. Ji , IN:1S sang -Amertca.'• and ' Tat• Aloetican lifthvY. truth d Ws dm . I is s•ratairg, Ti lin , audierwe • ,•- '''''''' ' "1' '''• ( ''' ('''''g!'' ""'- :V.,..- E.:1,',1 Eli.; 'save an inteitot. .".'" this ".'"Itand is Ev"1" Nevi . ! Spangled Rama •" santems .1 sety '0,1.11.1 1,, SaIll Workkon %vas admittva from thi Star -:r1L: 1 ....; lois on W.,. •;.,,'• Club W401 k.. .rne band is go:rig to Union City MrS Joan Vizi lune . 1141“ di% him by ta paiad,• Sotioday Ate' noon. the , • hosteSAV, iam ro• Benefit . Gi N.1-I Dt•Nlyer and baby The NIRS ROBERTS ENTERTsNINS ; yv Nis Hou)s mi.l...TING i,„iiii i,tfieers this year are major- j Mr/1. Kasnow. and Elizabets gisi•n Tue•stay LOCAL MEN Mildred Pat oe wrril BIRTHDAY PARTY I NI... B. B. Alexander W:1S 110S- ,. So. Work a"' cloing. "B• lovely pal ts• Hes. Maribe Jones. Ann Roper seived a . 11, 1111 115,11 1, WI ,S enteitain- t a" (hsull's- BATTALIO , l''"s "mi NI'' Lau" BR'w,l'', was Wanda Chilch•rs. Betty Forrest and , Mr'.- •I'''''''' iv"In " plate to sesentten ,ir,t st !Veil ist ed Fitrlas • d vIll, a SW I,: 1,41• 1,11thday party:co-hostess to the meeting of the E.....lyn i)...in„n. ..„1„,m; wdyni., FTILST SHELL! one visitor I Nliss. II. T. Dauglas was dismissed !ainaring in r husband. Tuesday Woman's Missionary Society of the l.t . ('' I) Jones, 2rid la , Ivan Joni.% her 1 Monday i :eght at six-thitty o'clock at Fil•st Christian Chinch, which met an•I Sgt. Jans• Bynum MRS C. CASHON HONRS t Jones Clink HALLOV.'E'EN PARTY !S i1,0111• on tht• Hickman Road t Monday :Mei noon. The subject for The band has several new mem- 1, Fulton, and HUSBAND ON BIRTHDAY Mrs. Donold Thomas was admit• ENJOYED BY NAZARENE Hallowe'en suggestions were used;k diactission was "The Education of'bo r.. and expects to have more by On, Ili Fulton. Mr- H. C. Cashon honored her tett foi treatment Friday. YOUNG PEOPLE in the de...a:Mons 1, the American Indian.- Mrs. Harry ici„.istmas, flMith Field husb..iid on his birthday Fliday Mrs. lit•ne Cast•y was admitted Miss Virginia C., the N. Y., The following guests were pres- Muiphy, president, conducted ths• Content bre.e bag gun rught of last week widi a dinner Friday. P S president. and the following,ont: NI: . and Mrs Cs•cil Burnett. business. The hos:ess assisted by I ht,,,,,Jthun,h,shrs,, atzhineemc::,nt-. first shells int i .,..,T, V • ochers. :Mrs Eines, Willey. Mis Mr. and 'Mrs 1: Li. Paschall. Mr. Mrs. Jean Poe served tea and sand- 'hes1:11.11da Teal Itssly for late' F. King, . is now station- fl Stoker. Nfis. Otis Riddle. as- and Nlis II C Brown, P. lc. p. Jont•s sold the most with 2.67 James L Carriv:ell Clark's Fifth 1, if: 0 0 I' LEAK I,s• Mrs Saril hinl. Mrs Mr. ano :sirs li li YaSer1:111. Mr. ect at s...amp Cooke, Caiif. •ted V worth (if magazines sold. ()perating ato Bradley. Mrs. Charles Burgess.'and Mrs T E Williamson. and the Composition shingles and brick CIRCLE F01711 V Pvt. Fred Campbell. son of Mr. •ers. and (•ight al,0 ',Ira Frank Allen. Mrs. 011ie guest of honor. siding and roof repair... IIOLDS MEETING and Mrs. S. E. Campbell. is now sta- ion has n noof painting on ens monthlv ke:t entertained the young' Mrs W. P. Sheehan an:I :Mrs A Cheat. Glade - Ruthrille The rrasting of C.rt_de F., ar of the tioned at Camp Croft. S. C. pillboxes, (-nen payments. WE ROOF ANY- • ,•ople of the Nazarene Church with, W. Henry assisted in intertaining. Firat Baptist WNle was held. Mon- Glade basketball' towns a: extri MHERE. Write ,.. Hallowe'en Party Tuesday night.I V The Chestnut Pvt Dean Campbell. son of Mr. day afternoon at 2:30 at the Church teams played their second game of , out the Italion The guests first went :o the home'\IRS Al EX ANDER ENTERTAINS The anti Mrs S E Carnida•11. has been TRI-STATE with eight members present. the season Friday afternoon when The battahor of Mrs. Ernest Willey and then on :MAGAZINE CLUB transit.: red At tebur) CO. busaness meeting was presided over they journeyed to Sidonia The 1941 at Fort 1 ROOFING to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Otis' The inernb,•r ofs the Magazine Cilli, Ind to Camp Lt.1.. V., by the chairman. Mrs. W. E. Chestnut Glade girls %son and the played a leadu 124 Broadway Ruddl• and then to the home of , were entettaned Thursday of last Flippo and Mrs. Tom Hales had boys lost. before Cassino PADUCAH. KENTUCKY Mr a. d NI:s Sam Hibbs. Prizes %seek by NIrs B It Als,xancler at charge of the program She was Mr and NI: s Tom Henry Strong around Anzio. ,.,. ere gisen to the mast comical.:her home on Walnut-st Luncheon asssited by Mrs. Leo Tucker. The and Mrs. Strong's aunt of Mayfield in Use drive t bes dresaed and hardest to guess:, ,.„ as served a: I 01) to ,i`VCII Illet11- meeting was dismissed v:ith prayer visited Mr. and Mrs Vascoe Simpson tensiveshrough acthrtes.... soaph• Charles Burgess and Olhei Mrs. Jamesi iaas and one visitor. by Mrs. E H. Knighton. A FEW DROP.: Puckett won the cnnucal pi la,: i and familv Sunday. ,,,-,.1 L. __ C=3 ., I Felts. Roll was answeted with I °wail,/ Xenon daughter. Mary. 8:other Peeies- filled his !eau- 6WIth has recs Mrs E. E. Tosh and current events. Mrs. J. D. White. C stress ca ,I L • Ruddle was tar appointment at New Hope Sun- trorn every An otst dressed: Mary Frarvvs program leader and was as-1 PILOT OAK HEAD COLDS! hy day morning A good crowd the Fifth Arm 0: :-.....I:=-11 and Robert Floyd. hardest to re- 1,isted Mrs. Harry Murphy and This community is saddened by present. division and cognize. ' Mrs Walter Hill who gaye tvco in- It'ssorzrytoget Milton Wiley. U S W. L. Phillips has received an •corps then att. The following guests v.-ere served, teresting magazine- topic•s. the report that arr...mpt.effectIve discharge flom th.• s •,es S:ght FRIDAY - SATURDAY :ce cream.. cake and doughnuts and Naval Air Force pilot. is missing honorable relief from Ms- and the One hundred thirty-seven votes tresr. of lowd co:ds with Va-tro-Dol I support iit in action. Work; night where trouble Ls t..J reduce in Mrs Wachtel and ' REFD EDWARDS Tuesday. “Piales. R.Eunice-v and Love. Rebecca and mrs Bobbie 'va•es has received were polled at Ruthville conestrian - 5oothe irritation ao.ke Latinos The WYOMPNIC0 zhildren. Mrs Pearl Emma Reed of Dres- AL. helps r-..s.nt stating Ont• r.undred went to Roosevelt and br.sithir.r moler Mirth and A ar David. Jr.. Mr. and Mrs. A B.' of'a letter from her husband insiny cold.: from dme!opir.,: if i.,ed iden. Tenn. and Jot: 1. Evans twenty-rorie to Governor Deury. Stoker and children. Lunette, Max- that he has been rnoved to the time Tryn Foliowdirectionsinlolder. Cross' de Guer "his city Vtl.:1' united in holy matrc- >Iowa, Eunsse and James The Ladies Club sold hamburgers. :re. Peggy Jo. caPlfai "f Beig'um many Saturday. November 4th at ; pie Mr and Mrs Oille Pucke t .L.de.. i J.,C M.-Pherson. I..ISN. returrrod and coffee. VA-1120-NOL Bunn. c 3ii in Dr(-sden. County HO .nd chi:iren Shirley and Harold. ' Nu. ,",, his bag.. last week after spending Cayce Pents,ost officiating SUNDAY - MONDAY Mr and Mrs. Frank Allen and several days leave with friends and and Mrs. Edwards will reside on 11111-s Maureen O'Hara - Joel McCrea laughter. Carolyn. NE- and Mrs. relatives —in-- d..,aghters. mary: her farm of 75 acres near Dresden. Ernest 1Villey. aryi Billy Edwards. s ,n- of Mrs. Tancel Mrs. Sarr. V :N1r. Edwards' lath. daughter Myrtle "BUFFALO BILL" and Patricia. Ma and Mrs. Sam Edwards, ts reported nvssing ir ed Sunday. ; , vill make her home with them. 's . Mrs. John E TUES. - WED. - THURS. 11.i,i's and children. Jarnes, Joyce. V action 2 Big Hits anci Charles. Mrs L E Tosh and' Bill Flo'. : - -f NI- :-77 ? `/141` 5 w.-s dismissed .s °tn., MRS. PAYNE HOSTESS Alice Faye - Carmen Miranda d.„.t.„...,,... Nu and Nu Vodie F: W Ham' --in— TO BRIDGE CLUB Bradley and daugsltei. Joan. Mis 1,•••,:'• - :,-- '••,-- SiuneLay. Mrs Charles Payne entertain- the Haw"•tr• "The Gang's All Here" Ot:s Ruddie ana son. James Coss transferred from the bakers Mrs. Harold ed some of her fi iends Satui day eve- . -----abas-.- at, Ras- and Das ii, NI: arid Mis mechanical engineering Tuesday for rung at her home on Second-st at "TAMPICO" c:...... !„ R„.ges.,.. N.,,,,...s NL,t.tha out in " • .rs Elizabeth Butt won. A fire broke —with— b: idge Miss Ann G.,'• • Ed." h. Fa:1 Lancaster. '-"Iscl of Ra)'"', Store last ‘‘, • ;setting alang Lyme Bari - Edward G. Robinson high. score. NI:s Louis Weaks e on , P, ar: Glas.7.e. Mory 1..”1.2 Merry- hurried off sesaral acres ' a. .Mrs. R second h:gh and Ntis Ciant.'n ' -.Ian. V.,ginia ani Bula Coole.v,. Mead.AVS . barn eating line. i‘nd NI, .s. ham .-..t consolation Kathleen T--.ns, MdT,F, a,...,,,,, Mrs. Bobbie Ya:es spent Mrs. Calo• A delicious salad plate was sery- Dalhal Ruddle. Maxine and G.. nd... ' Friday to Wednesday with' ter arr doing ed to the following plays.:-•• Mis ' ri,w ..,,,, Bends. and 7.1:a Robert 6 Yrs. Finn:s- Mae Sut h.::land. 3.1oz, Ile tnts. \tr. Clanton Nleacharn. Mrs. John K.:AT. _ uLTort ACIelle !III nsierson. Jane Catron. Miss Ann Errangton spent low. 7,:,,•• Jane Scats's. Mis Jessie 14,-• , sa,,,,y c,,th,„ in,c .n„.„ Jan.,,,, L.. j clay night with Miss Martha V.' Vodie Ilard Fle•ning. Mrs A G Baldi log, , R....Ad:...,.."-,..,rn arid Ray ,,,x,m.,. odd! stone. Mrs. M W Arrington. Mrs. J C ' larns- -- ' - ----.. 0 - -,. max," scrums. mrs m w Haws. NI_ Mr and Mis Guy Vincent sy, , Mrs. G. B guests nf Mr. and Mrs. Jack li same_ FIUDAY - SATURDAY Elizabeth Snaw. Mrs J E Fall. _ , Sunday Jc Mrs Wa::,n 'n':' •,,'.,`..:. of Clin•-•1 ...„...=,,..---.....- - - I !dr. and Mrs. Robert Ges- • Nannlf ralS. BENNETT HOSTESS Mrs J. E Fa.l. J: . Mrs Walter Mrs. _ , Will Edd and Mrs. Bobbie Y. - dismissed. DWI 1 TO BRIDGE CLUB • yaeipaa :sirs Whitess•11. Miss Ellea- • 'lila d ypent Sunday afternoon with : TOMM ( ill Iliiill Mra J,-,,-• Ft•-nn-t- .T7 . troc-rtain- ,..., tb Butt, Mis-s Mary Royster. M:, Mrs. BaIlrOrt and Mrs Grover Gossum. . .:s Wcaks. TWC. tea guests. Mrs.' missed. : Mrs. Charlie Rushing spent Mon- Donna ei.....••- a .. '- 7.....::.• Cori J ,hrison and Mrs Brown! Mrs. ;day with Mrs_ Hartwell GoodwIn Tutssitty _Aso._ 1 EdiNzi.‘ni.gcs.,-1-t., ., ,,,r , ..,,,, ,,,, „I", . .M , , s we.-e present. aged Mr. and Mrs. Jess Erranton spent Hasid Clt 'Goodnight Sireefhtart* Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Evil • "•• OBION COUNTY PTA James --with— t , , •" Mrs. Vorlie Floyd. ,71.' and Mrs BOLD N1EETING racily Rob Liyine‘tone - Ruth Terry Mrs. Ftobert Gossum, Mrs. Jess 'loward Edsso:•as sec-else:I the The meeting of the Obion Conn- Erranton. Mrs. Bobbie Yates and SUNDA1: - MONDAY s ty Council of the Parent-Teachers He Miss Ann Erranton spent Saturday _ .1 .Asaociation was held Saturday af .• Delegates afternoon with Mrs. Harry Geo- Watch seen in the ternoon at Union City. ...thes're Congr:ti.. • ond NI- S A attended from South Fulton suin' smartest rlaces,on the smart• W„ggener an- who Mr. and Mrs. Edd Rhodes were ,lohn .:71't• !' t' ---:1: - 'Mrs I. M. Jones. Mrs I In • cf their we:es guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jen Er- est feet! Dashing sabot srccs. alurght, r. I'''. St• • -es P., - - !Mrs Clyde Fadds. - • co- Pvt litatchs.sn., and ranton for a while Sundas• night. tha 11 was an charge ol versatile, unusualls bc•orif-11. as a -s ,f Mr and The program V • • •:- l',1-.•• " 1-nt •: C •\ T:', fashioned of hne black suede Denzil .1., ' • Wingo-Pryorsburg tt's or Teon 11:aan your ,on ks SIN, ••'• • , -:: • ' . day, No‘ 14 lilkT - s V:',-7:.\\.' . • , 14511 ‘,.1k1..A N`k 'et. Ctingi Vilf." 0\•kt' ie 1 , tare, ------"--Th I 1944, a. i‘-c itt Congraltila 5.95 Pet. Thorny 1.21%. horr. Sa \ pit --- Joists Chnio ss:"'s :' ....,aose,Ls ,....-• - wee • I 2 V. • 111C1111:R .11 TEES. - WED • Till gs ,.• o al, at, 1 n • .1 • Arthur Al ";.,::0 • • Arthur Ada Mt cl. • t .1,11 t'. •••• nor v SHOP —..,roseree the I C 110 . h 1 'TROUBLE awn " I tilst A 'Is ••••‘",‘ i 110410.11 P BLONDE I I In Adams and .` •1 The goe•ts included Betty; Mr NI • N‘ Fulton Manna MAIIIL;All Notlik• " were csIled Co, ilIgh CiregOry. Niftily Wiles. Nlarianispant SU1111.1I .1i:t : !I • of las. %%eel, The g: oam relBlackstone, Ann Fall. Nan:y Lewis Lathe Oliver