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Dog's best man is his friend. An Editorial And you just take that twisted GOING TO FUNERAL TOLL FREE PHONES version uf the old saying front The Program Of A Prohibitionist? In 1915 me The male member of our Its No Secret; This Is household is the world's best touch for a stray dog 1 know 3 PERSONS KILLED IN COUNTY GREAT for sure that in stray dog king- The More They Sold, The More He Madejy.^g Year To Elect SlX dom. there's a waiting list to IN WRECK MONDAY AID TO BUSINESS get on at our house. A. B. (Happy) Chandler, a candidate for Governor Residents From Service Effective in the Democratic primaries in August told a Mayfield We've lived in the Highlands St. Louis Figure Now, Consult Your audience Saturday night that he would give the people for nearly si* years now and of Kentucky a "sober Government." This statement he Councilmen For City have had a dug around the pre- In 2 Car Collision Book For Directions has made repeatedly in his campaign in spite of thr Didn't anybody seem to know sent City Council will not seek mises ever since we've been out fact that be was actively engaged in the whiskey busi- for sure, so the News called the re-election. There was a slight theie. Would you believe it that Enroute to the funeral of a Southern Bell Telephone Com- ness during the war years and as a matter of fact made City Clerk's office and found hint about the race a couple of except for a little dog that Lin- relative in Birmingham. Ala. pany's new syitfem of free toll out. weeks ago when a classified ad da gave the children and one five Negro residents of St. seiviCe to Hickman and Cayce more than $U0.000 from that venture, the News was re- Yes, indeed she advised, this appearing in a local newspaper that Bess Morris gave them, Louis meet tragedy in a two-car will do much to bring county liably informed today. is the year to elect sijc men to said: "Wanted: Six GOOD men every dog 'we've ever had just collision at the Hickman "Y" business and farm interests to- serve as councilmen for the to run for City Council." Indent- moved in and looked at Paul Monday Three occupants of the gether, many leading citizens Mr. Chandler made the same statement in Fulton City of Fulton. Last day for fil- ity of the ad-placer is not known and they stayed Paul is the automobile which sideswiped believe The barrier between when he appearsd here last month, ing as a candidate to seek the Only six councilmen will be st ray-dog-feeding type and I Argo-Collier truck were killed the county seat at Hickman and in Fulton, as in Mayfield he said. office is June 22. and as of elected in a city race this year. don't mind. But when he -urges instantly. Two were injured and i FulUm, cruatod by the division The Mayor, elected at the same me to buy dog food on my taken to Haws Memorial Hospi of distance, will be greatly aid- If elected I will be a fair. The period during which Mr. Monday of this week, not one time the Council was elected in grocery allowance, then's when tal ed with toll-free communicat- honest and sober Governor. I Chandler was employed by the prospective candidate had ask- 1953, has two more years to run. I get plum, dog-mad. The dead: between the tw„ points j^peat sober I think you are whiskey firm was at a time ed for an application, Councilmen only serve tw0 year Coleman Pittman, 47, drjver and to Cayce, the central point entitled to a sober Governor." when the Office of Price Admin- Nearest thing to a discussion in the county The service went During the war years, when istration "controlled" the price of the race for City Council of terms. Term for a Mayor in Ful- The sad thing about it all is of the automobile. ton is four years. Mrs Louhertha Pittman, 44, into effect Sunday at midnight, whiskey was extremely diffi- of whiskey. Fulton in the August primaries that all of the dogs have met Only four of the six Council- his wife Merply by asking the operat- cult to buy on the open msrket, • Mr Chandler's "sober govern- earn? when it was learned that the same fate They all get kill- men, elected in a 15-man race or for a Hickman or a Cayce Cnandler was retained as «t- ment" promise apparently is at least two members oMhe^pre- Mrs. Martha McCatherinc, 71, ed either In front of our house number the three communities torney for a Kentucky whole- • intended to lure the support of during August. 1953 remain on or in front of the Shelby's. We Mrs. Pittman'. mother. the Council. They are: Bob Bin- are united and business may be saie whiskey distributor, tfie the anti-whiskey forces in Ken- Council Proceeds With all get real sad about the The injured ford, James Meacham, Dr. John transacted as though it were the NeWs learned. He was United tucky. His promise of sobriety Mrs Eula Patton, 42. sister of tragedy and Paul fust goes in M™rpi«manrAtUH.jrMemnrri^ *,ore or ,he neighbor door, states Senatpr from Kentucky in State Government and his Street Improvements Lloyd Jones and Joe Treas. Two the back yard and digs a grave of the six resigned and their ul n i T. ' J The toll-free service, due to when he entered into the agree- active participation in the whis- ^ „. . while the children Ipok on and X 7u«,r£ b" durin« M»rch w" ment, having resigned from the key industry during the war The City Council announced vacancies were filled. J. S. Mills put flowers on the fresh mound i hL in h Lnl SK delayed as a resul, of a nine- Governor's office to Keep, the years, when his fee was based Monday night that following and Charles Gregory filled va- of dirt. They also put s cross on cancies caused by the resign- head and chest injuries She was k h Senatorial post. on more whisk
* Diary which she thinks is 'the" club the story but won't g0 into that matter She is prominent snd Page 3 The Fulton News Thurs., June 9, 1955 Continued from Page Three of Kentucky. So Joy addressed now, we only point out the story beloved in the community and • McCONNELL NEWS goodness old-fashioned family a letter to the Thursday Bridge for another reason. Recently we her new position comes as a Mrs. L. T Caldwell • gathering with the folk! at Club, Hickman, Ky. and It received a letter, written in a fine tribute to the wonderful reached the group. work she has done. home. ' scrawling, shaking hand from Several members of the one of our subscribers. He point- Friendship Club wrent on the AUCTION SALE Joy Stokes' month-long visit But was there a letter Inside? ed out the LLoLveLlace The Cub Scouts have return- Better Homes Tour, sponsored to be held to Texas is just about over and There was not. There was a ed out the Lovelace story, but ed from their annual scouting by the Home Demonstration undoubtedly she is having one clipping from an Alice, Texas wanted us to know that he had camp at Lake LaJoie and it is Club of Weakley County. Every- fine time. In Joy's fertil,. im- newspaper, which reported that one better. needless to say that they had an one reported a most enjoyable SATURAY, JUNE 11 agination she thought about the a bridge party had been held He said that he was 78 years "out-of-this world" time If you time and enjoyed visiting in the beginning at 1:00 p. m at the home-folks every now and then at the Country Club there and old on Easter Sunday this year think looking after a couple of many homes. and especially did she think of among the list of winners . . . and his birthday obviously is boys is a big job, just try look- her bridge club in Hickman, Mrs. James Willhaucks shop- RICHARD JOHNSTON FARM down toward the end of the within the Easter season, but ing after 150 Which reminds us! ped in Memphis last Monday. story was . Mrs. Fred Stokes. Located 3 miles east of Dukedom on State Line road says his birthday has never fal- Mrs Alfred Ledbetter has Joy's two young 'uns are with len on Easter before and never Don't for one minute that all been visiting with her parents, her out there and if we can will again. the work done by and for the Mr. and Mrs. George Smith of 9—good milk cows SINGER SEWING figure right, she should be home We could not distinguish the Boy Scouts in Fulton just hap- near Union City. Her father has Two of them are springers 7 are fresh now. come this week end. subscriber's name, looked like pens. It takes hours, and days, been very ill and Is now 103 These cows have been tested and are O. K. Roy Sawyer Correll. So that's and weeks of hard work and MACHINES y^ars old. 1— Horse-drawn corn planter with fertilizer attach- Somc several years ago we thatl from what we can see, we do New and used machinea Recent visitors in the C. H. ment wrote a story about Curtis mean hard. There's a desperate Geodjine family are: Mr. and For sales, service and re Lovelace and his twin sister and Surely it is with gresfsad- need for more den mothers to Mrs. Clint Cornwell, Mr and Some small items. pairs, see or call! commented on the fact that they ness and reluctance that the work with the Scout Committee Mrs. Bobbie Cornwell and baby, were born on February 29 Board of the Methodist Church and it seems that if the com- David Paul and Mr. and Mrs. (leap year) and because of some accepted the resignation of Mrs. mittee and the hand full of den Houston Goodjine, all of De- RICHARD JOHNSTON, OWNER JOHN GOODIN quirk in the calendar have had Lois Haws as choir director mothers can give so much of troit, also Mr. Jim Goodjine of Col. Charles W. Burrow, auctioner 508 Walnut St. only 14 birthdays, thougti they Last Sunday the congregation their time to your boy, you Union City and Mr. and Mrs. Phone 6ft Fulton, Ky were 80 We had it figured out, heard music for the last time should make every effort to Alford Tucker and children of give them some of your time. mathematically, when we wrote under Mrs. Haws' direction and Sharon, Tennessee. It Pays To Advertise In The NEWS I there is no doubt that as she Mrs. Anna (Grant) Wilson is presented the choir there was Call Sara Johnson, or Mon- visiting in the home of her much gratitude for the out- Ltlle Tripp, or Nelson Tripp, or daughter, Mrs. R. H. Moss, Jr. standing work she has done Louis Weaks and any of the Mr Paul Long is hospitaliz- why take there. folks you know work so hard ed at the Madison County Hos- in Cub Scouting and offer your pital, Jackson, Tennessee, where As in everything Mrs- Haws services. The terrific job the he underwent major surgery. We STOP ....LOOK ....LISTEN chances? attempts she put her every abi- Scouters do isn't magic, its done wish for him a rapid recovery. lity into the work, and not one by busy people for busy boys Mr. and Mrs. Grogan Boggess of us can contradict the fact and every mother With a Cub left several days ago for Alaska WE HAVE RECEIVED A CAR that her best abilities are the Seoul should piteh in and help after an extended visit with her best abilities that can be found them do the job. mother, Mrs. L. T. Caldwell and of 40% Supplement and Pig-ette hog feed anywhere. We know that the Think about it today family Methodist Church will call on Mr. Ray Ferguson, son of Mr. in bulk. We offer a good savings in price: Mrs Haws often for her good Thought you'd be interested and Mrs. John Ferguson, gradu- $7.00 off advice and wise counsel in the in a very interesting recipe we ated from Freed-Hardeman Coll- work of the choir and that is picked up on the travel tour ege, Henderson, Tennessee, last much comfort, we know, to with the food editors. Its a re- week. capable, talented Mrs. J. O cipe for making elephant stew Mrs John M Parish will arrive SPECIAL DISCOUNTS THIS WEEK ON Lewis who has been appointed and takes a mighty good cook this week to visit with her son, Trico tractor sprayers; Hudson hand sprayers director in Mrs Haws' place to fix it. Mr. Thad Parrish, and family. Mrs Lewis needs no intro- Tile recipe goes like this: duction to Fulton musical cir- Get tw0 medium sized ele- RULING GIVEN cles, nor in any circles for that phants and cube them up in a- GOOD SUPPLY OF SEED CORN bout an inch square^ Put them Fifth class cities may pay city into a container and let them attorneys a straight salary, fees Various kinds and varieties, from $8.75 bus- simmer for about three weeks. or a combination of either, it was held by Assistant Attorney hel & up. Good cash discount on all seed corn AUTO PAINTING After three weeks get three General Walter C. Herdman in aA dozen rabbitts, good fat ones, advising the Mayor of Liberty skin, dress, and put them into on problems confronting that GOOD SUPPLY OF SOY BEANS AND BODY WORK the simmering elephants, with- city's council. out cutting up. Let the two Kingway for hay; Mamiloxi and brown Biloxi When it comes to GIN, * Wreck repairing meats simmer for about three * Any make or model car RESIGNATION ACCEPTED for Hogs and corn; Ogden, S-100 and Wabash weeks more and sprinkle with The resignation of Assistant the world agrees on or truck parsley, season to taste and Attorney General Squire N. WI1- for oil. serve on a flat-car. liams. Jr has been announced We'd love to try the recipe, by Commissioner of Revenue SUM OYERBY but can't find a flat-car for Robert H Allphin and Attorney "GILBEY'S Body Sho serving. General J. D. Burkman. Jr Wil- ia Whitael liams. who has been legal ad- please" formerly Nash garage, en < A bone to the dog is not char- viser to the Department of Rev- State Line. ity Charity is the bone shared enue and the Kentucky Tax Commission for the past two hthtScid Sons with the dog. when you are just CUNY'S DISTIUCO LONDON D«Y GIN 90 PHOOf 100% GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS. 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"OUTFITTERS FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN" Wade Furniture Co. % FULTON, KENTUCKY % FULTON, KY. LAKE STREET The Fulton News Thurs., June 9, 1955 Page 4 ^ d° h>v* v** "°rie» Mrs. Anita Smith And Granddaughter Of James Browder Married Local Couple To Be Next week however, the coll- In Quiet Ceremon? Married In Corinth ege ranks will be thinned out Mrs. Anita Smith, daughter of Mrs David Kinsman Galtney again as some of th(, students Mr and Mrs. Ben Gholson of of Corinth, Miss., announces the return to their Alma Maters for Fulton, became the bride of engagement of her daughter, a summer school session Nancy Diary of Doin's Ji'mes Browder, son of Gus Miss Clara Fields Galtney of Wilson will be returning to UK Browder and the late Mrs. Corinth and Memphis, to Thom- to finish up her college years Browder* of Fulton, Route 1. in as Pai melee Dupree, son of Mr. —Around Fulton— and will graduate from that un- a quiet ceremony Saturday and M rj Frederick I .a mar iversity in August. Jane White morning, May 28 Dupree of Harlan. Ky. Th* The New» write* social happenings about you and and Marv Davis Weaks will re- The ceremony was performed bride-elect is the daughter of turn to UK also, but they have the late Mr. Galtney. your friends. a little more way to go before in the chapel of the East Metho- they get the coveted sheep- dist church in Union City, with Hi,, wedding will take place July 23 at Corinth. • skin. Don Wright, too, will re- the pastor, Rev. Comer Hast- turn to Vand^rbllt Utiiversity ings, officiating. The nuptial "lite bride-elect Is th* grand- You can see them running now, and laughing and drugliter of the lute Mr and for a summer session. vows were read before the im- shouting. Another grade has reached its end and there'B mediate farmilies and a group Mrs. Smith Fields of Fulton, no doubt about school for this term is gone and of close friends. Ky , and the late Mr and Mrs. Pierr,, Nolan Galtney of Sharon, you cannot imagine how quickly it has been forgotten. With the summer months For her wedding the birde Miss come the .vacations for many wore a blue-grey, two-piece "J passed, I passed. I passed." that is—especially after he folks and while Fultonians will suit trimmed in rhinestones. She attended Mississippi State Those joyous „ words echoed learned he really had been pro- be taking to the highways and Her accessories were navy and College for Woman at Columbus through-out the county this moted the air for vacations away, so she wore a white orchid corsage. and Southern Methodist Univer- week and last as kids skipped, too" will former Fultonians re- The king bees of the school Mr. and Mrs Milton Browder sity at Dallas, .where sh. wss s hollered and lumped down the turn here to spend their leisure- member of Kappa Alpha Theta system, the graduating seniors of Oak fudge, Uenn., brother hallways of many a school time with the home folks. Jim Sorority. Miss Galtney received building in these parts. For received their coveted diplomas and Elizabeth Henderson and and sister-in-law of the groom, a bachelor of arts degrer from si. me several thousand school as many persons watched com- the children of Nashville are ice blue all over embroidered the University of Mississippi. children in the area the joy mencement exercises m aU the spending their vacation here, cctton satin sprinkled with Mr Dupree Is the grandson of meant just one thing . . . school schools. although the couple took off rhinestones. Her jewelry was was out and vacation-time was As classes officially closed Tuesday for Nashvill, again for Phutu (>,url,'i>> (l*rUlirr'» Studio the late Mr and Mrs. Thomas rhinestones and her corsage Moore Parmelee of Louisville, here. officials in nearly all the schools some vacation-time without the Lt. and Mrs. V-idrick was of pink roses. went about planning for next kidlets. The children Bebe and Ky., snd the lste Mr snd Mrs Mrs. Vidrick. mother of the Charles William Dupree of Co- year's work and in some schools Barry will visit alternately with Mis* Amelia Parrish And Lt. Robert Yidrick It was T. I. I—for This Is It extensive repairs are being con- the Homer Fergusons and the groom, wore a lovely afternoon lumbus. Ky. Day in the public and private templated Brooks Hendersons and so will Married In Impressive Ceremony On Saturday frock of violet silk organza over He was graduated from Col- school systems and happy pu- Elizabeth and Jim. taffeta Her accessories were umbia Military Academy at pils quickly forgot about classes, BY Agatha Vnelpel wedding gown made entirely of violet and she too wore a cor- Columbia. Tenn . and received a books and teachers' "dirty But those ambitious plans bachelor of science degree from The Norman Terrys are the In the of the loveliest of the imported hand clipped Chantilly sage of pink roses. looks" to get a fast start on a mean nothing to Tom, Dick, Yale I'm versHy Mr Dupree folks who are going to" have a summer weddmgi, Miss Amelia lace Immediately following the much-awaited three months of Harry or Jane as they go about recently received his discharge big time for the next tyvo weeks in a Dresden rose pattern ceremony. Mr. and Mrs Wald- summer vacation. planning one of the most care- after serving three years with when their children and their Parrish. daughter of Mr. and uver slipper satin. The scallop- rop and Mr. and Mrs J. W. El- the Navy lie held the rank of For most, it was the day «imes
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moved into the Bill Works page 5 The Fulton News Thurs., June 9, 1955 Accurate CAYCE NEWS • DUKEDOM NEWS house. (Clarice Bondurant) Mrs- Bonnie Cummings • WORKMANSHIP Bonnie Cummings and Don- ' STATE INDUSTRY GOOD aid Hastings are making nice I At Low Cost Mi . and Mrs. Leonard Hackett I The entire community sym- progress on their Slaughter Kentucky's general business pathizes with The Witts and Mrs. health for 1954 showed a much 1 RUPTUR* Watches, Clocks and Tim* and children of Akron, Ohio are house. They are hoping to have j more glowing picture than for Neees of All Kinds Accurate- spending a few days with his | Lottie Carr in the passing away it completed and in business by ITS HERE ly Repaired at l-ow Cost by— parents Mr. and Mrs. Jack of Mrs. Cathran Witt Olive. July 4th. 1953. due largely to increased 1 The Sensational New Inventioii llackett. Gcf this $6.95 Value NEW HOPE NEWS (Mrs. Elmer Walstnn) 5'Jl STEP-LADDER Rev H. A Smith and family of Clinton, Ky were Tuesday night dinner guests at the home Guaranteed Quality - Made By of Mr and Mrs Jim Ashley Mr. and Mrs William Olson when you buy 4 gallons of Jr and Mr William Olson Sr. are spending several days at the MARTIN SENOUR PAINTS home of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Walston Mr and Mrs. Gilson Dean and children of St. Louis. Mo. are "CHOPPING AXE" GUARANTEE visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Claude Presley Mrs Thelma Anderson left Here's the exact color Saturday for Waverly. Tenn to If our tires fail under ANY conditions, for ANY reason, after ANY length of be with her mother Mrs S. J. you want for every Morris who is seriously ill. time, our unconditional "chopping-axe" guarantee gets you a new tire and painting need...inside and outl Friends of Miss Maude Ste- vens are happy to know that she all you pay for is the tread used. is improving and was able to be moved to her home last Tues- Pw your home la a Springtime mood—Inside and oat— day after spending two weeks with fabulous Martio-Seooor paints I Hare's the world's in the Fulton Hospital with a widest array of colors for every decorating purpose, broken hip. •very sufces .;. wood, plaster, wall board or masonry. Miss Coleen Herndon of St Louis, Mo. has • been visiting Coa« lo—see this Martin-Seocmr color wonderland for her mother Mrs. Thelma Ander- Yes! We can take care of you on yourself. Boy for all yoor Spring paindog needs while son last week. yoa gel this valuable ladder free of extra cost. Mrs. George Roper and chil- dren left for Lincoln. Neb last Tue«»day where she will visit her father and other relatives. Choose today I Get your MARTI N Mrs Kelly Herron and daugh- BATTERIES - FUEL - OIL GREASES ter Olive of Detroit. Mich., Mr. and Mrs. Jimrrty Aldrich and FREE STEP-LADDER SENOUR son Tim, Mr and Mrs. Stanley Aldrich of Clinton. Kv , and Mr with 4 galloni of any of these Clifford Scott of McKenrie, Tenn. PAINTS visited Mrs. Cooley and Mr and quality Martin-Senour Paintsl Mrs. Fred Hudson Sunday after- noon. • Floor A Trim Enamal • (Color BHte • Neu Ton* FM Mr and Mrs Guy Latta and • Olos Tone Satin Oloti • Cclortol • Monarch Houu Paint son Danny visited Mr. and Mrs. Joe Burcham in Oakton, Ky. Saturday night. J. L. GROOMS & SONS Mr and Mrs. Guy Latta. and Mr Frank Owens visited Mr. Dave Owens at the Kennedy EXCHANGE FURNITURE COMPANY Hospital in Memphis, Tenn. Sunday. 297 CHURCH STREET FULTON, KT. Mears Street Phone 723 Fulton, Ky. The last report we had on Mrs. Ina Everett, she isn't showing any improvement. lyn. Jerry, Jack and David Black and James and Ruby via- | NEW QUARTERS OPENED The Fulton News Thurs., June 16, 1955 Page 6 Dunn of Lansing. ited Sautrday in the Harrison ( The Masonic Lodge conduct- She is also survived by sev- home. : ed their first meeting in their daughters^ Mrs. Rhoda Conat- eral nieces and nephews, in- We want to thank all of our new building Tuesday evening, sure of Wichita Falls, Texas, Mrs cluding Glenn Dunn of Fulton. neighbors and friends who were In the near future they plan to DEATHS iRra Kenftlter of McCamey. She was a sister-in-law of su good to take up ur hay while open the building to public in- Texas, and Mrs Opal Duke of Mis. Vester Fjeeman of Fulton. Jeff was sick. spection, Lodge officers an- J. K. STEPHENS Water Valley; two sisters, Mrs. | Services were held SaturdaSaturdayy i1 • nounced today. In the mean- John Edward Stephens died Anna Walker of Albuquerque, a( the First Christian Church in It is not enough to do good;, time, the first floor has been early Sunday morning at his N. M , and Miss Jennie Stephens , Fulton Officiating was Rev. ' one must do it in the right way. rented and a drive is commeno- home in Water Valley. Services of Albuquerque; and 12 grand- Howard Baxter of Mayfield, Ky. I —John Morely ing to retire indebtedness. were held Tuesday afternoon at children. Elvis Conatsure, Mel- Burial under the direction of the Mt. Zion Cumberland Pres- vm Conatsure. Marie Pinkerton, | whitnel Funeral Home was in byterian Church. The Rev. L. EUis Pinkerton. Marcel Duko, ! the Wingo Cemetery. E' Moore, assisted by the pastor Martha Jane Duke, Mrs. Leroy | Rev. Raymond Kinslow officat- Brown, Wallace Keith Stephens, n- o»,|„ r)»lonat«iwui visited Three ambulances and a PHONE 906 Paso. Texas, .and William Allen Lanslng, Mich., and six grand- ; exander, Jim Vowell instead of Friday with Mrs W D. Inman. C. V HURLBURT. MGR. wrecker were -cut to the scene Stephens of Water Valley; three children, Jimmie, Virginia, Caro- Bob Irvan. Mrs Bobby Evans and Mrs. shortly after the" wreck. Two George Black and Telitha vis- survivors wen taken from the ited Friday aftemt*m wtth Mrs. automobile f rst They were F. A. Black and family. taken immediately to the hos- pital Mr. E L Browder, Mr F A Black and Mr Walter Ryder vis- PROM NOW UNTIL JULY 4 After two of the bodies had ited Jeff Harrison Friday after- LuiEam been removed, workmen start- . UitlUUn ef Uu tcorltfi fu—et bourhom noon. ed prying the wreckage apart for 160 n«H tc get to the body of the driver. Mr and Mrs W D Inman had Identification of the dead and as their guests Sunday Mr and ' avbc-4t>tc injured was made by Lyles. Mrs Joe Roach, Margaret Earl 1 The front end of the truck was and Johnie. Mr and Mrs Got caved in and a hole was torn in die Puckett and Cletus, Mr and the side of the trailer Mrs Robert Perrv and girls and Mr and Mrs Charles Hancock Middle Road News and Phyllis Mrs Jeff Harrison Those visiting in the Jeff Har- rison home Sunday were Mr and Mrs Bobbv Evans. Mr and Mrs. We want to congratulate Mr Coleman Evans. Mr. and Mrs Ernest Madding and Mrs. Mary Worthy-ef V..ur lrual for 160 R B. Watts. Warren Graham, French, who were married Sat- Year* , . . Ilr.n. oi«l famhlone^ W H Harrison. Mr and Mr. urday in Corinth. Miss. vThey j Kentucky S.raiab. Rourben Robert Harrison. James Robert U M.krt la di.tilled and aged are making their home on route i . n , ^ , .. , „ under a formula pwnl on from lour where the groom is engag-', P"> Warren of Hardin. Ky and Mr and Mr Edgar Gore generation lo generation for o.er ed in farming 160 Beam l.dri like Mr. and Mt< Carl Phillips and children yrmn. Only Beam ..oill. Beam IMlra^gaod. spent several days the past Mis George Black and Teli- | week in the Jeff Harrison home- tha visited Monday afternoon [ with Mrs Bobby Evans. Jeff Harrison was carried to Alamarine Keed visited Mrs > the Fulton Hospital Sunday Jeff Harrison Monday afternoos. j night but is back home now and vsm mw&iu Mr and Mrs Waller Ryder feeling much better. and Rodney and Mrs F A Hlttorr IIMNCST I • •usii' • MM - »«s i ma mntac ci. ainssi u»aco Mrs W D. Inman spent Mon- day with Mrs George Black and I * The Scoreboard I (continued from page one) tied the score and two in the eighth won he game. We're joining the For Swiggett this was his ae- rond win against no defeata. Saturday rught the Paducah B.F. Goodrich Chiefs won from the Lookouts for the sixth straight time with National Ssfsty Crusade a score of 8-1 Don Catchot led a 11-hit attack with a double, triple and a two run homer. to end the Bill Silverthorne also homered for the Chiefs inner tub* menacs I The Lookouts lone run came' We're helping George and Grade in a great safety drive to in on s double by Burris, a' single by Whitley and a single get the inner tube—biggest source of dangerous tire troubles to left by Hall. —off the road once and for all! Tom Baker whiffed 11 Look- Your inner tubes are as troublesome and dangerous as they outs and gave up six hits. are old-fashioned. They cause flat after flat. They can blow Foster started for the look- out any time—threaten your life and your family's! Eut outs and was relieved by Hughes they're worth extra money to you right now in highest trade*, in the eighth. on B. F. Goodrich Power Tubeless. The Madisonville Minors drop- ' Come in today and get the protection only B F. Goodrich Iped the Lookouts 7-1 at Mad- | isonville Sunday night. The Power Tubeless—today s Power Tires for today's power ztrs Minors had two runs in the se- —can give you! Icond and third to go ahead 4-0. B F. Goodrich Power Tubeless Tires ire 7 years ahead in use The Lookouts camr back with and proof. Made by the Inventor of Tubeless, B F. Goodrich. one run in the seventh only to have the Minors get one in the Ii seventh and two more in the LOW eighth Don Grant was the winning FOB POWKR o o WEEKLY I hurler giving the Lookouts on- STARTS v ly four hits Fletcher went the The/ give nor* DOWN TERMS U [distance for the Lookouts. grip, lest slip. i I Monday night the game was ' rained out. All of the Kitty games were called because of TWO B. Pa GOODRICH POWER TUBELESS TIRES: LIFE-SAVER Tnbtleis **b fmnanrts I rains or wet grounds. permanently, naii in or out; SAFETYLIKER gives you Tubeless protection at tirt-6-tube cost. Thr Little I-eagtte of Fulton is being formed for all boys be- tween the ages of g to 14. If you B.F. Goodrich SAFETY-S are of that age you are ellgi- i blr tn play. So register todav as A quality tuba-Typa tir« at a low , Friday midnight is the deadline. tries. Sam* famous tr.ad design that f Rrg iteration slips will be in ormarly cam* on naw cars. the local paper for you to send Ust Price Without Trade-in 16.75 I in so do this now so when the SALE • i teams are picked you won't be PRICE \ 0\95 | left out. ri„. ,.< |1 M SIZE ond .out , k I Buster Shuck who is Umpir- | ^^^6.00-16 r.coppabl. law-priced truck tire! I ing base ball is doing very good fir. | j we wish him lot of success. He 1 LIST MICE sail rsici nus B. E. Goodrich [ is in Dubuque, Iowa. sir. WITHOUT TAX AND YOUt EXPRESS TRUCK I TRADE IN SICAPPABIE TIRE up. «'" ond TIRE * Council Proceed* 6-70.15 18 70 14.95 down rha drain c'aih#f (Continued from Pare One) 6.40-15 17.85 14.15 hibiting posting bills, cards, Only Frigidaire Automatic 7.10-15 20.70 16.60 placards, etc. on utility poles 7.60-15 22.65 j 18.25 'fjSfe in the corporation; 6.50-16 22.20 17.90 Washers have Lifetime lew PftlCfS on of!. >r »<•»! — -Amended an ordinancp on garbage collection, wherein stores ! hnndling large amounts of put- Porcelain Finish ... where ricible garbage and trash will pay more for hauling; it counts the most! ---Changed the cemetery Sex- ton's salary to $150 a month Charlie Scates Store (exclusive of grave-digging fees) and elected to bill and collect FREE DAVY CROCKETT 315 LIN DELL FULTON, KY. jail lot upkeep charges from the SPECIALS ! FREE Installs- MARTIN, TENN. PHONE 389 City Hall from now on; tion and one case of Tide PHONE 404 216 CHURCH STREET .—Paid the city attorney $403.45 in salary and fees for, May; learned that $2000 remain- I ed in the Park fund after grad- [ ing and seeking work, now B.F.Goodrich rompleted; set their next meet- ing for July 11th and granted ! King Television Service the City Attorney two weeks I this month in order to take 227-229 South Second Street Union City, Tenn. FIRST IN RUBBER - FIRST IN TUBELESS tour of active duty with the Navy. gave the reading lesson. The Fulton News Thurs., June 9, 1955 Interests | A ' nominating committee, composed of Mrs. J. H. Lawren- 'ce, Mrs. Charles Jones end Mrs. H. L. Milstead, was appointed to present a list of new officers to FOR WOMEN be voted on at the June meet- ing. The hostesses, Mrs. James 3 THINGS FULTON HDMKMAKKKS C. P Church. Wade and Mrs H. L. Milstead, ENJOY LESSON ON Orders were taken and • | served deliciouM cookies and TO REMEMBER TOPPER TOOUNG" work-day was planned for Tues- | fro«ty cokes to 17 members and day, June 14. at the church. on,. new member, Mrs. Robert The member! of the Fulton The club president, Mrs. H. G. | Oliver. ABOUT... Homeinakers Club showed much Butler, gave an interesting re- Members are asked to bring a interest in the craft* lesson on port of the advisory council. sack lunch to the workday for copper tooling, given by Mrs. She gave an out-line for next copper planters and woven Edgar Provine and Mrs B. G. year's work, which will include baskets on June 14. Dunning at a meeting Wednes- 'Home Management." Mrs A later announcement will day afternoon, May 2&, at the James Wade, reading chairman, (list any items members will need to bring, other than the material ordered. SO WOMEN PRESENT AT LADIES DAY ACTIVITIES TUESDAY CHICAGO-BOUND FROM TEXAS: Thirty Rotarians 1 Mrs. Maxwell McDade, Ladies and their wives from Waco, Texas, travelling in a special Day Chairman, introduced the bus, passed in Fulton for lunch at Smith's last week en- following visitors at the Fulton route to the Chicago convention and hoisted their banner Country Club Tuesday: Mrs for a picture. Jovial group, running late, missed a plan- Howard Stewart, Paducah, Mrs. Charlie Hamilton, Chicago. Mrs. ned get-together with local brethren who were unable Bill Cates, Nashville, Mrs. Sid- to wait. ney Stone. Hickman. Mrs Ro- bert Koehlling, Dallas, Texas * Bert Combs STATE PARK EMPLOYEES and Mrs Edwin Taylor, Fulton. Alxiut 60 attended acttvilies JT^ZZ^JSS*. Donald Mac Speight, Bobby of the day. fnot t and that a man ^ Mrs Joe Hall, golf chairman, announced that the Metropolis tviYh ^ouUtre^hed bands 35 gS^ ^ tournament will be held next that his personal desires be sat ™rK Wednesday, there. Tee-off time, BUY IT »Y THE CASE AND SAVEI isfled merely because of his DELEGATE 9 00 a. m. ambitions." CASE OF 12 FIFTHS $50.44 Winners of golf in the "A" "The real issue is what ts good Named as a delegate to the division were low putts, Mrs for Kentucky." Combs said. annual Memphis Conference of Every drop distilled and bottled by for 5-STAR James Cullum; best poker hand, Praising the development of "the Methodist Church is Con- Mrs Ward Bushsrt; in the "B" Yellowstone, Inc., Louisville, Ky. PERFORMANCE the state's park system snd de- stance Jones of Dukedom. She Get Ahead of WMds! division, low putts, Mrs. IJal . "V scrittuig l*. annual worth to- will represent the Fulton Cir- Ki Hebrew, best poker ALSO AVAILAMJ 100 PR OOP Funk sG-llybrids—for high ger- on your farm n na',day of $500,000,000 Combs pledg- cuit. "" Helen King. mination, rapid, early growth, ed his support to the expansion SOTTLfD IN SOND -At fo§t starting Winners at bridge included, vigorous, uniform stands even of the park program and the ap- Support Local Mereluuit. high scow. Mrs Horace Reams; It Pays To Advertise In The NEWS! plication of the stste's leader- in cold soils. You can tullivata A discos* resistance second high. Mrs. James War- ship in mapy similar fields of tatty, K*l ahrad ej ibt u ftdt. ren; bingo. Mrs Bill Browning. And siarcability mesns extra • stand ability endeavor. days for filling ami maturing the if insect resistance HEADS MINISTERS Combs received several leng- ear in the fall. Get all of the Rev. John Laida, pastor ot thy ova*.ions when he discuss- 5-Sur features. PUnt balanced if drouth resistance j thme Firsr irsti Baptisoapiait Churcv_nurchn wawas .ed the type of governor he be- Funk's G-Hybrids. mil M^H elected president of the Fulton 'ieved the people of tbe stste Ministerial Association He sue- would select this year. PARKS-BELK • IOOIR YIIIDS of < ccds Rev Dan Overall "I am convinced that the BITTIR CORN people want a governor who will /Za. •Kit*'?"' GOLD TABS FROM IC work for them and their lnter- 8th ^ YIA* am* YiAJt v / Mayfield, Ky. A gold pass that will permit est instead of a governor who I him to ride fre, anywhere on | will immediately upon h 1 s I the IC system wid be present- j election start looking for green- REED BROS FEED AND SEED COMPANY led to Samuel Edwards by Pre pastures in which he can 413 College Street Phone 620 indent Wsyne Johnston of the feed l.is personal ambitions and Illinois Central Edwards will further advance his political ] receive the award in recognit- fortunes." he ssid. VOUR F U n H 5 G-HVBRIO OERLERS | ion of his fifty years of service I He described his opponent as I with the line. ."offering the people a grab bag, Anniversary Sale , Santa Claus program" and a 1 band wagon on the way into a land of milk and honey." | He told his audience that he i always had been a Democrat snd .was a Democrat In the elections ....8 BIG SALE DAYS.... GnttAuufte 'of 1943. 1946, and 194* and that he had never been a Dixlecrst I or s member of any kind of 9:00 "splinter party " This washer is of finest construction, but priced so low you Starts Friday Morning, June 10, A* Mi | Several times since the cam- can't afford to be without a washing machine ! ; paign opened. Combs' staunch supporters have accused his op- 1 position of campaigning for the Dixiecrat party In 1948 al- Ask About 12.600 DISHES I though Combs has never used ! his opponents name In connect- Imperfects of Ballerina oven-proof: ion with the Dixiecrat Issue. 17-JEWEL BULOVA FREE cups, saucers, plates, bowls, platters and pitchers: | Combs pledged his full sup- , port to the minimum foundat- WATCH ion program and called it the ONLY 10c EACH best solution to the state's edu- Efcch Day ! Twin Tubs ' cation problems He said thaj \ he would recommend that the legislature provide sufficient Men's Boy's Ladies (funds to completely finance the Washable Linen I program in 1956 SPORT SHIRTS s—t—r—e—t—c—h This Week ! He asked for .in expansion of ithe Foundation Program Law to Dacron or nylon: PANTS each one of these washers pur- ' provide for "at least $80 per an- NYLON HOSIERY Inum In state aid for each pupil Short sleeves, Ass'd | in dallv attendance" The com- colors, values to chased. Values $3.98,$4.98 mon school per capita is now $2.98 $1.59 value I $37.51. Combs said that when ! bis opponent became governor EASY TERMS the r>er capita was $10 95 and | $1.00 $2.98 $1.00 in his four years in office. It LOW AS was raised a total of only $1 24. The overseas veteran said he was onnosed to blanket raises, LADIES SPRING AND SUMMER DRESSES of local assessments bv the I L- . state tax commission as a mat- I tor of principal and charged j Assorted patterns, materials and styles; all sizes •hat hlanket raises were made hv tbe commission during every NO. vear bis opponent was governor. VALUES TO $10.95 FOR $5.95 Combs said that when elect- | Only $99.95 •d governor h„ would carry out the recommendations of the' American Psvchlatrlc Assocl- i •>tion for the state's mental I health program and praised the [ program's advances since 1952 Just A Sample of The Many Values Fulton Hardware and Furniture Co. He made a strong appeal to! the people of the state fn the ' 208 Lake Street Telephoise 1 address which was broadcast by radio state wide to "join him You'll Find During This Sale! in helping to build, with the help of God. a better Kentucky." BALDRIDGE'S PRE-SUMMER SALE FREE HUNDREDS OF REAL SAYINGS In Ready To Wear, Kitchenware, Yard items TO THE FIRST 500 CUSTOMERS snd General Household items. Come early I LADIES FULL-SIZE FINE QUALITY COTTON HANDKERCHIEF STARTS THURSDAY SEE OUR BIG CIRCULAR TODAY. -iC^JPF = s|«=:i OS* I fi us 5 flBMPMBHBBMBBMHBMBBP « • • « 3 -•0 Q J 1 '3 s "a >N 3 S c i t> I •v a S3 • _ I • lb M a 0 H t> m CO £ £ >"2 ^ « co « s w w c s § •«o < M J & E CQ CU O, •tj s I 231 I 3 * 1=1 S2 ! l I « PEARCY TIRE SERVICE I — w W is a 3 • "0 H ° Itu < J _ RECAPPING AND VULCANIZING e a I * TRUCK. TRACTOR AND PASSENGER TIRES n i •s u » I m® 2^" Jt " 412 N. 8th Street Mayfield, Ky. I . X •SO X Telephone 440 i* uJ „ a £ f 2 8 4 2 fc s s E ? ^ 3 sj o> -o •>o i-s-sa e 2 3 8 u. 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S H I (J I 5, I 1/1 t 5 » u ss X < s cn 3 J JS o ul a tl < u w X CO ce O a > i > I- u » S3 ^ tn 3 t—1 •o o « IH D eo ¥ 3 s a « o X ui B X - H U 0. | I Page 9 The Fulton News Thurs., June 9, 1955 UNION CITY BUSINESS GUIDE WHERE TO BUY IT" 1 WHO SELLS IT" IN UNION CITY ^^hihhhhbmhhmhmm •••••••MMBl 1MIMAMB WARD'S MOORE FRUIT CO. YOU ARE ENTITLED Located 2V« miles south Fruits and vegetables TO THE BEST of Union City on High- MUSIC SHOP From grower to store I- VENETIAN BLINDS Phone 1555, Union City' "If you want it fresh, I demand way 45-W Natisully advertised. Unpftal- tell your merchant to lelM quality. Beauty with privacy, TV SALES and SERVICE? call MOORE." air light control aid fade pratsctisa. RECORD PLAYERS and REELFOOT HAMS lilf SIM I RECORDERS Phones 377, 870 1118 S.| LEVOLOrS catalytic plastkcast aluminum slats. R. C. A. 1st Union City, Tenn. BACON AND UNITED MONUMENT WORKS Eaclastd head, salt adjustiaf COLUMBIA tiller Tapat disappear lata 44 Year* service building and erecting WEBCOR bottem bar Ptaitk Itl caps SAUSAGE prottd sills. Marble and Granite Memorials CAPEHART la Lints Fresh brand «r islld OBION COUNTY'S ONLY MANUFACTURER OF UNION CITY from Calais Perfect fit tad lastillstiaa. Valae packed pricsi. Cams is er MONUMENTS MARKERS - • - MAUSOLEUMS RADIATOR SHOP your favorite grocer call fldv tar hit estinatss. We sell direct to «ach customer, therefore you aave Cleaning • repairing - Identified by the IEVOLOR agent or middle man's profit. Cars, trucks, tractors Top prices paid for live stock. MfOAlllON //— Visit our large display yard or call or write co«o /J SflSAl rauuizmC t IA11U Joe F. McCutchen, owner; Phone Rives 4461 110 North Second UNI - FARMOR Phone 43 — AT — REELFOOT PACKING We Repair And Completely Recondition Old Blinds I Thompson Imp. Co. Ready Mixed Concrete COMPANY TEN-AR-KY-MO INDUSTRIES RECAPPING Phone 2076 4th & Main] Union City, Tenn. Union City, Tenn. I 314-20 S. 4th St. Union City — AND — f Telephone 1280 Manufacturers of Aluminum Screens, Awnings and VULCANIZING UNION CITY I Combination Storm Screen Windows and Doors. TIRE COMPANY We specialize in re- | — — Home of — — pairing all sizes TRACTOR TIRES §A Familiar Sight on All! m Building Site* The most complete ROBERT ADAMS tire repair shop in Slag Block and B. F. GOODRICH Tires West Tenneaaee KING TELEVISION Motorola TV All Building Material 221 S. 2nd St. Phone 886 CASH AND CARRY Call Long Distance Collect SERVICE COMPANY UNION CITY, TENN. OPEN WEDNESDAY AFTERNOONS REYNOLDS BROTHERS TOM COWDEN RCA VICTOR SALES or Located on U. S. 51 at north city limits on East Church St. Phone 616 Mortgage Loan Brokei 155 1305 AND SERVICE AND the by-pass A UNION CITY. TENN. RCA Air Conditioning «i_£SSBBSSSSSSSS Phone 613 "BEST PARKING IN TOWN" REALTOR - INSUROR NAILUNG • Telephone 1871-J 227-229 SOUTH 2nd St. SEED BEAN PRICES REDUCED 106 W. Church Street See us before buying I Phone 1597 MULL & LUMBER CO UNION CITY, TENN. Union City, Tenneaaee E. College Union City • Pig Starter MORE NITROGEN FOR LESS! * 5-1 Special bog feed, $3.75 BUY THE BESY • Chick Starter ANHYDROUS AMMONIA READY-MIXED • Chick Grower E. W. JAMES & SON CONCRETE 82 LBS NITROGEN PER ACRE BROWDER MILLING COMPANY . Applied Union City Phones 2100-2101 SUPER MARKET $9.50 PER ACRE «ICH ft BACH . i • III MM LOGAN & HICKS Slag blocks SADLER GAS COMPANY Phone 2071 Union City, Tenn. Dealers in hogs, cattle "WE SELL FOR LESS" French Provincial Lumber • - Roofing and sheep. Stop in and stock up at our big SUPER STOCK CATTLE FOR CALL COLLECT MARKET, which carries over 6000 items. SALE AT ALL TIMES' • Prompt service MERRYMAN - WILSON COMPANY Union City and Fulton PHONES 18 and 19 LOW PRICES EVERY DAY PLUMBING-HEATING McADOO BUILDERS Open Till July 1st Located on U. S. 51 at north city limits. SUPPLY GAS OUR SPECIALTY BABY CHICKS 'Building headquarters" Phone 738 Union City •CrsRmanshlp at its fjneit And Plenty of parking space •Unturpsssed beauty snd per Union City formance TURKEY POULTS •An Investment to help you Verest Breeds get more Joy out of life Pullorum Passed •Come in snd try itl MRS. OUT JONES And Clean AB'< ESSO JONES PIANOS UNION CITY REMNANT STORE UNION CITY, TENN. TOP QUALITY, 1000 Esst Main Phone 911 SEX AND BREED SERVICENTER •••••••••a Mill-End outlet of the finest Summer Fabrics GUARANTEED Owned and operated WE HAVE A FINE SELECTION OF SELECT- si r by Billy H. Abshire. Sold to more people QUALITY MATERIALS AT SALE PRCES EVERY SHAW'S over more territory DAY 1 ires-tubes-batteries than any other In the accessories ESSO STATION South. No-iron, crease-rosistant and polished cottons In t • . beautiful solids and prints; usually priced at 89c Washing-lubrication James Holly Paul T. Shaw, Owner Kesler's Chickery to $1.29 per yard ESSO CAS and OIL Phone 103 1st & Main! Across from Shoe OUR PRCEi 59c and 69c Atlas Tires and Factory Union City, Tenn. Accessories Simulated Silk Pongee, usually sold at $1.29 per yd; Union City, Tenn. PICTURE TUBE REPAIR Flats Fixed OUR PRICE: 69c Telephone 442 Or expert repair on all makes and Washing, Greasing, Gigantic assortment of zippers and threads. Standard Oil Co. . ESSC models of Television Phone 830 1 Closed Wednesday afternoons distributor: Main and Fourth Streets M. R. WIGDOR Standard Oil Co - - - - - Esso Distributor Open Saturday evening till 8:30 p.m. THOMAS DOWELL APPLIANCE CO. M. R. WIGDOR Located one block east of Davy Crockett Hotel, on Office phone 129 Jordan Road Union City, Tenn. Telephone 1548 Office Phone 129 204 E. Gibbs St. Lee Street 206 E. Gibbs I I * New Arrivals How oftin it is difficult to The Fulton News Thurs., June 9, 1955 Page 10 * be wisely charitable -- to do Helps You Overcome Congratulations Mr and Mrs. * good without multiplying the HAPPY BIRTHDAY! Russell Taylor of Detroit, Mich, sources of evil. - John Ruskin FALSE TEETH COMBS PLEDGES on the birth of a seven pound, Lootenett and Worry Happy Birthday: June 6: 14 ounce baby boy born May Mo loofar t* snnoyad or (Ml Ul-eS- Montelle Tripp., Mrs Anna Lin- 26th. He has been named Ronald "Charity suffereth long and is I mm bMUM Of Ioom, wobbly fftlM tMlh r AbTKXTH. Ill Improved alks- PROGRESS IN BIG ton. Mrs John F. Kizer; June Wayne. Mr and Mrs. Taylor are Kind," but wisdom must govern i llnr |uon-*rtd> powder aprlnkiad on both formerly of Fulton. \ 7: Mrs Joe Bennett, Jr., Mrs charity, else love's labor is lost I ur plalM hold* ttiBin hnnar bo Ui«j Cll mors comfortable Avoid Mnb*r- Juanita Wilson, Janice ptray- Congratulations Sgt. and Mrs. and giving is unkind. -Mary , HMii«nt cauaad by Ioom pUtM Owt CAMPAIGN OPENING horn, Mrs. Arch Huddleston: Thurman Broekwell of Adak, Baker Eddy raaTxrni today »l auy drug oountar. June 8: Ova Mae Howell, Maude Alaska on the birth of a seven 12,000 Hear Celia Kizer, Barry Strong; June pound boy. Candidate Tell 9: Fred Bondurant, Carrie aE Congratulations Mr. and Mrs. Lowe, Jack Baldwin; June 10: Gordon Perry 0n the birth of a THEATRE Of Sincere Pledge Bobby Buckingham, Gin Ann five pound. 12 ounce daughter. Ayers, Carol Lee Peeples, G. C. Judge Bert T. Combbs, can- Congratulations Mr and Mrs. Onion City H„ Wayne Latta. Rene May: Floyd Forsythe of Moscow on WALDRON didate for the Democratic guber- June 11: Mac Weaks, June the .birth of a six pound, eight STARTING FRIDAY JUNE 10 THRU natorial nomination, pledged a Coplen. Mrs Harry Drewery; ounce daughter. •WEDNESDAY JUNE 15 AT REGULAR PRICES progressive administration for June 12: Wallace Morelock, Mrs Congratulations Mr and Mrs. Kentucky in his opening cam- James Shields, Vera McDaniel. Melvin Lackey of East Prairie, paign addrofs at ShelbyVille Mo. on the birth of a six pound, A MIGHTY HLOW in more ways than one: This is all: ,W*UT DtSMMY* after telling a roaring crowd of lia blossoms.* ' mn« ounce daughter. 1 that was left of the niant 66 X 80- foot outdoor screen'' over 12,000 the state is at a The former appelate judgi Congratulations Mr and Mrs listed 10 subjects he promised at the new Midway Drive-In theatre on US 51 at the major point of decision. Norman Barnes on the birth of DAVY to detail during his campaign a seven pound, seven and one "Y" North of Kulton this week after winds picked upl The administration supported and named them as public edu- half ounce baby girl. Who was half of the screen (a mere six tons) and heaved it | -andidate said, "I think the cation, • general fund revenue, born June 7th at Jefferson Hos- next administration will deter- mightily forward, crashing into the other half. There mental health, state employ- pital. Bermingham, Ala Norman mine whether we will gG for- will be a slight setback in the opening date. ment, public assistance and wel- is the son of Mr and Mrs Hugh ward as a progressive unit of |Be sure to attend the FREE "DAVY CROCKETT" fare, state parks, highways, agri- Barnes Her i*oom number is the new industrial south or whe- culture, industrial development 546. day with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Arthur Grissom spent a while Street Parade al 1:00 PM On Friday June 10 ther we will go into a state of and veterans affairs. Davis. Wednesday evening with Mr. •clipse and return to the era of In the opening address, Combs Mr and Mrs. John Colley and and Mrs. Edgar Grissom and Starting Davy Crockett Hotel thru Business section the goateed colonel and magno- (Continued on Dare seven) children and Larry Davis at- Jackie. • Route Five News tended Church in Hickman Mr and Mrs. Vick Henderson 11 |to Waldron Theatre $250. in merchandise prises Mrs. Brooks Oliver Sunday morning, and enjoyed and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Conner ] a trip to Reel; >t Lake and due visited Mr and Mrs Louis I SHOP EVERY UNION CITY STORE FOR "BAR- Gordon Oliver observed his to tlie heavy rain had a late Burke also Mrs Marshall Rogers,I 56th birthday last Saturday, picnic lunch. who has returned home from'I |GAINS GALORE" DURING DAVY CROCKETT FULTON DRIVE-IN MOVIE Miss Bert Golden. Miss Flora- Tech. Sgt. ami Mrs. F. M. the Hospital. _ I DAYS Oliver, Mr and Mrs Jim Cle- Towles from Boston. Mass. ar- — -- I Admission 40c; Children under 12 free ment, Mrs. Brooks Oliver and rived Saturday morning to spend 0 PIERCE STATION Continous Showings on FRI - SAT A SUN Located 1 % miles South of Fulton on the Martin children and Mr J. T. Oliver about two weeks with Mr. and Highway. Boxoffice opens at 7:00 p. m. enjoyed having dinner with" him Mrs Walter Permenter. Afternoons A Nights of "DAVY CROCKETT" Mr and Mrs. Felix Smith and Miss Jo Ann Walters from Re* hU sons of Hornbeak were dinner Knoxville. friend of Mr. Norman regular apointment at Johnson - THURSDAY — FRIDAY - guests of Mr and Mrs. Guy Terrell, was the house guest of Grove Sunday morning andj Finch and children last Sun- his parents Mr and Mrs. Dean nl«ht He M" Moor* day In the afternoon they all Terrell last week While here fueeta in the home of Mrs. visited Mr and Mrs. Albert she attended the graduation ex- Charles Lowe. SIGN OF THE PAGAN Wallace in Hornbeak. eiyises for Norman at the Uni- Mrs Jessie Rains of Memphis' Jeff Chandler Jane Russell Betty and Donna, twin daugh- versity of Tennessee Martin is the guest of her daughter j Mrs. Jack Lowe and family. PLUS ters of Mr and Mrs. B O Ftnch Branch. They left for Knoxville and Pasty, daughter of Mr and where he plans to work and then Mr and Mrs. Robert Rogers 0RPHEUM Mrs Theron Jones are feeling continue his studied for elect- and family spent Sunday in r BENGAL BRIGADE Detter after having had the recal engineering Hickman with Mrs. Rogers par- measles Mrs. Lucy Taylor, Mr. and ents. Mr and Mrs R R Cast-1 Rock Hudson ArlenJ Dahl leman. Mr and Mrs. Charles Johns Mrs Dean Terrell and girls FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Mr and Mrs George McDan- of Detroit are the proud parents spent Monday with Mr and KIDS! Come early Saturday • Free Davy Crockett iel and son and grandsons of SATURDAY ONLY of a son whom they named. M™ Walyer Permenter. Mary Comic Books - Coonskin Caps - Frontier Outfit Louisville spent the week end Gary Lynn Gary was one month j »nd Freddie Towles. with Mr and Mrs Sam McDan- old June 2nd Mr and Mrs Theron Jones Savage Terror Strikes iel. It's Time For Action SIEGE AT RED RIYER A revival will begin the Jrd »nd children visited Mr and In Africa's Forbidden Mr and Mrs John Smith A New Law Is Writtesi Van Johnson Joanne Dru Sunday in July at the Oak Grove Mrs R. B Wright in Wingo Jungle spent last Wednesdsy with Mrs. Church of Christ. Brother W A Sunday With Gun A Fist Dick Tucker near Jackson JON HALL in PLUS SECOND FEATURE Bradford will do the preaching Mrs Jessie Wheeler, of Akron, . ,, „. THUNDER OVER CHARLES STARRETT Mrs. Guy French, Mrs. V L. Ohio visited her sister Mrs Ray . Mr ana Mrs Stem spent Sun- 2 - FISTED RANGERS GORILLA AT URGE Phillips and Mrs Karl Kimber- Watts and other, last week. ^ay in Union City with their SANGOLAND lain attended the Weakley Miss Bert Golden is spending daughter Mrs Alton Smithson 3 - CARTOONS - 3 3 - CARTOONS - 3 and Mr Smithson Cameron Mitchell County Better Homes Tour' ">is week with Mr. and Mrs "nd Mr Mr snd Mrs Orville Omer I Tuesday The Cleatus Reams, Jim Clement. and children of Sturgis, Ky . and [ Thad Parrish, Mike Nanney, Mi and Mrs Bob Omer of, SUNDAY - MONDAY - TUESDAY Harry Watts and Brooks Oliver Blackford. Ky spent a few IN PERSON homes were visited in this part hours with Mr and Mrs Riley' of the country About 110 ladies RUTHVILLE Smith last Monday participated in the tour. (Mrs. Edgar (.rissoml Mr and Mrs William Long Mrs. Ruth Finch spent several days with Mr and Mrs. Guy The rain the first of the week I Y!"tr' a'ternoon Charles Jackson left last week Mrs. Stover has returned ing but the farmers are reset- for Warland, Wyo where he has home from the Baptist Hospital ting their tobacco. in Memphis and is improving Mr 'Tn'd Mrs.^Edgar Grissom nicely. and Jackie visited Mr and Mrs. „ Mrs. ^ Era Brown of Milburn.) Ky. returned to her home Sun- Mrs Marshall Rogers came Vanford Smiley and Arthur. home Monday from Jones Grissom of Riceville Sunday , ' v"" with Mrs. Clinic; she is doing fine. Mrs Ruby Ross visited Mrs. Lr>''rle* u>we Mr Robert Sadler of Chicago Mr. . G. C. Holladay remains Lucy Gibbs Monday afternoon. is the guest of the Herbert Jack- about the same, I called Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Will D. Hend- sons. Holladay for news and she said erson and children spent Sunday Mr and Mrs. Cecil McDaniel about all she knew was that we afternoon with his parents Mr. have returned from Detroit had about two inches of rain and Mrs Vick Henderson where Mr McDaniel has been Sunday. So things out here are Mr andL l MrWISs . ErniUUire illUIIIUBUIThompsonI , , - sorta wet Lots of hay was baled and son Kenneth have returned «"P'°yd for some time durning the week, with some to Detroit after a visit with re ' cut and now wet, most crops latives. are looking fine, due to farmers Little Jackie Grissom is suf- FULTON ROUTE ONE Mrs O. G Clark working extra long hours. fering from a cold. Faura and David Finch were Micheal McClain spent several night guest of Vava and Step- days last week with his grand- Mrs O D. Cook Sr. is in the hen Finch Friday parents Mr. and Mrs G. G. hospital. Mrs. Lula Colley spent Sun- 1 Bonds. Mr. and Mrs. Bobbie Parham and children. Miss Virgina Clark and Mr Jack Martin spent last week end with Mr and Mrs. O. I coo L as OWiaan TWO BIG ACTION G Clark Mr and Mrs N F Wilkerson PACKED H-l-T-S and Jf?nmy attended Church. Friday and Saturday nights only-added attraction Sunday at New Hope. in person-Western Star Gene Thomas, better known FRIDAY & SATURDAY Mrs. Ela Thacker is spending as the (Cimmarron Kid) will bring his golden pal- a few davs with Mr. and Mrs. C N. F Wilkerson \nsmP H O N*E 12 onion stallion, "Gold Rush", Prince of the Palo- Here's Their Story ! ! JOHNNY CARPENTER Mr. and Mrs Claudie Pillow minos here June 10-11, for a 30 minute thrill pack- The Leaping One Man fN — and Mrs. Barbor Omar visited Mr. and Mrs Herbert Howell ed trick show engagement. Gene will also play and Armies, Who Dared To "BADMAN'S GOLD" and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Howell sing the latest hit songs for your entertainment. Make The Fantastic Sunday afternoon. "JUMP INTO HELL" EXTRA ! I Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Cruce and children, Mr. and Mrs Junior — SUNDAY — MONDAY — TUESDAY — Screaming New Screen COLOR KARTUNE Cruce and children and Mrs. Excitement From War- Eva Cruce visited with Mr. and "RAIL - RODENTS" HIGH AND THE MIGHTY ner Bros. I Mrs. O. G. Clark Sunday night. John Wayne Claire Trevor PLUS SUNDAY • MONDAY & TUESDAY Tasty Hp for YANKEE PASHA Jeff Chandler __ Ronda Fleming Quick Meals! EXTRA ! MONDAY NITE ONLY ! WITH HIS STAGE SHOW "SUNSET" CARSON Action Cowboy Movie Star — In Person Color by TECHNICOLOR TmuIM, WEDNESDAY — THURSDAY — FRIDAY A J. Arthur Rank Organization Presentation Released thru United Artists ddieixm The Most Unusual Picture You've Ever Seen ! ALSO - Latest News & Trap Happy ( Tom & Jerry) MACARONI AND CHEESE "GARDEN OF EDEN" — WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY — lumb cocked ui7mautteA Kraft Dinner is a Photographed at a real Nudist Park From M • G • M ! with timesaver and a Mickey Knox Jamie O'Hara COLOR and PLUS KRAFT menu-maker I Stock maScoPE GRATED up today — it costs I»r fart through- only pennies. So Box Offic* Opens FORBIDDEN ••d through handy for school FEATURES ANNE BAXTER STEVE FORRES! Sunday 1:16 Tony Curtis Joanne Dru SIMONE HNANI MM)Sft HM -VKTM HAWCEH lunches, cmer^-ncy Sunday 1:30, 3:45, 6:00, 8:15,10:00 Mon.Tuca 2 A 6:46 (ADULTS EXCLUSIVELY) meals. And good Mon & Tues 2:45, 7:15, 9:30 eattn' always! I t0 you and offer no help unless Page 11 The it is a gain for themselves or a Pleasant View News DUKEDOM RT TWO Fulton News Thurs., June 9, 1956 new gossip story to spread, when Mrs. George Elliott • Joyee Taylor • PATRICIA LATANE all you've had is heartache, ill- ; vicinity last week, Friday even- ness and trouble thrust upon you Congratulations to Patsy Mc- We are having plenty of rain ing Miss Arthur Hick" wa! JOIN OUR yet you don't want to do any- Clure and James Young who and not many in this vicinity married- to Bill Herndon at thing grastic because of hurting were married Sunday morning have any corn planted We have f'oyners Chapel Church and on TINY BOND- Dear Patricia: son live* Will I go to work soon? a mother. at Good Springs. We wish this plenty of pasture and water Saturday Miss Jackie Lochridge SAVING PLAN 1 would appreciate an answer Can you tell mr where? Mixed up not at all, just seek- couple many, many years of ihats more than we could say and Donald Wray were married -at No Cost to You I to some question.. Please answer soon in the inK for something I've never happy life together. last spring. in Corinth, Miss We wish "for | Fulton News. had A life of my own, two Brother Holt and family were Marilyn Coltharp was " the each ot them ' lon8 and haPPy Save While You Spend At Will he go to another State? R. B. strong arms, a sincere heart and Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sunday dinner guest of Bettie'li,e CITY DRUG CO. If so, how long will he stay Dea R B . an awful lot of tenderness. I J. T. Moore. Morris. | Mrs. Ben Wilson .is visiting never use initials. I use my full lto Maud Jonei[ visited in , Th(. ^^ , the llck her son Deward Wilson and 408 LAKE STREET ihou" UW1 w'hat'becarne o^ No. you' mean go to another and correct name which I would family at this time. diamond siting *at was broien >' like to cange especially the last. Sunday Gel,0r\ round here is not any better. Mr and Mrs. Amon Bennett .. i . i , 8° *or a visit for several God bless you and thank you B off my husbands stick; pin? « ' Royce Wlikinson spent the J. Adams of La Habra, of Calif, started for home last so much. Wl V W U day Sunday with James Wall is visiting relatives and week after visiting her parents , " ' f. " n vl lel mT their « '' «•"» "" <>' C. S. B. Congratulations to Mr. and fiends here at this time. Mr. and Mrs. Geobel McClure found it «n you tell me their h , do<;. look ^ P S. Since I do not wish to HEY KIDS! Mrs Charles Dixon on the ar- , Mr and Mrs. A. A. McGuire and other relatives here. initials and where does the p*.-h,, & foing (o do tha, ^ di>. have anyone recognize who I am. rival of a baby boy born Sun- attended decoration and singing Robert Travis is home from C niond setting ia in your yard. Would you please change my day at Haws Clinic. at Farmington Sunday. the hospital and is getting along You will finally find it, while initials in the paper. Several from this community REE Mr and Mrs. Herschel Floyd nicely. A number of neighbors digging ir. the yard. No, you will Again I thank you «o much. attended the annual homecom- Have You Heard About and Jane are vacationing in De- and friends met and set his to- not go to work anytime soon. Dear C. S. B.: ing at the Blooming Grove The Character Dolla Mod- troit this week. bacco. He wants each of you to I have gotten a lot of letters, Church. Those from this com- el Airplanes, and Model Sunday dinner guests of Mr. know he appreciates your kind- Dear Pat Latane: and answered a lot but I be- munity who enjoyed, the day and Mfs O F Taylor and Joyce Cars? ness more than you will ever ! When you work your heart, lieve you're in wors,. shape then were: Mr and Mrs. Doyle Bow- were Bro. and Mrs. Porter and know. The ones that helped are body and soul out for whomever anyone who has ever written lin, Mrs. Richard Carter, Mr Bobby and Miss Constance Jones. follows: Willie Cavender, you ar- employed and you do me My suggestion to' you is to and Mrs. Alton Simpson, Mr. Mr. and Mrs Robert Travis Richard Parham, L. C. Parham, unto others as you'd like to be take up for your rights. Don't be and Mrs. Casey Pounds, Mrs. have as their guests this week Hurbert Bulter, J. T. Fuller, BENNETT ELECTRIC done unto, have no fun, no re- mo easy going, don't let people Jeter Bowlin, Lynn and Mrs. 0 K LAUNDRY their daughter Marcella and her Jaio Misker, G. D. Webb, S. laxation but a radio and you run over you. Speak up and I Cappie Bowlin. PHONE Ml FULTON family from Calif, also their Holt, Ferd Rhodes, Jasper Wil- 36 New designs-just know positively when people lie think yu will find your life a Mr and Mrs. Calvin Thomas grand-daughter Nancy Robert- liams W. T. Stark, Don Stark, arrived little more worth living. Try 1 attended a picnic Sunday st son of Mayfield, Ky Herman (Potts, Jack Williams, See Them Today I this and this let me hear from I Paris Landing This was in hon- We ha dtwo weddings in our J. B. Newton, L. Stoker, Amos or of Mr and Mrs. John Little- you. Williams, B H. Lowery, R. K. ton Thomas from Lake Charles, ment program. Lowery and E. C. Lowery Support Local Merchant* Pear Patricia: ' Several from Pleasant View I've been reading your letters Miss Constance Jones attend, attended the executive broad meeting Monday night which each week and enjoy them very ed Church at Bethelem and spent was held at the New Salem RENT much. I would like your answer «he rest of th. day visiting in Church. on a few questions i(he home "r« Oliver Taylor. Mr. and Mrs Robert Wall and Will my son go in business Mr and Mrs. Wilton Holt and A Brand-New children visited her parents Mr. for himself? If so. will it be a Rhonda and Mr. and Mrs. Jas- and Mrs. Homer Hazelwood success? Will we do any re- per Elliptt visited Bro and Mrs. Sunday. SEWING modeling on our Tiouse this Holt Saturday night, year? When will my husband Vacation Bible School will be- Jim Mansfield was brought NECCHI MACHINE .tart working? Will I inherit any «'n at Pleasant View June II. home last week from Jones money this year? It so. how ™e church would lik,, for all Clinic at Fulton much? Will my daughter move children that can come to the The W. M U met Thursday Repair away after school is out? Will church Friday afternoon to en- in the home of Mrs Sara Wall, my baby girl finish school? Am roll and make preparations for A good meeting was enjoyed by Complete the eight members present. Service I considered a good mother and the^ weeks JorlL neighbor? Mr and Mrs. Raymond Disque, Thank you Donnie and Sandra of Fort If Needed L. V. S. H. Wayne, Ind. spent Monday night 9 9 With with Mr. and Mrs Jasper Ell- HORNBEAK Dear L. V S H: REG. 28 ETHYL30 Yes, your son will go in busi- „, .„ . FUNERAL HOME ness and will do alright. No, Pleasant View will have their INCORPORATED Attachment. lyou will not remodel your baptising next Sunday after- hous,f, this year Your husband "< the Camp Ground 3 Licensed Embalm or* should be working at this tune. providing it doesn't rain so j No, you will not inherit any much that the water is too high j money this year it will be in Miss Constance Jones will go PHONE 7 PIPELINE the making but it will be a year to Memphis the 8th of June as a : No. 1 Lake SL No. 2 Highlands ONLY $6.00 PER MONTH and a half before you get the delegate to the Annual Method- AMBULANCE: ist Conference. Phone 9188 Phone 91SI money and time the lawyers get ANYWHERE thru with it you will have a- Good Springs vacation Bible 24 HOUR ROAD SERVICE — WE NEVER CLOSE rcund $500 00 to your part. No, School closed last Friday night I ANYTIME ROPER RADIO & TV SERVICE your daughter will not move. with a wonderful commence- Yes. your baby girl will finish 306 Main Street Fulton, Ky. school. Yes. you are considered a good neighbor but not too good of a mother Ford leads all Heat it. . . serve it low-priced cars . . . enjoy it! in V-8 power .. . Of all the low-priced V-8's, only in modern power assists ; . You can have Ford's Y-block V-8 has an extra-deep engine block your Ford as automatic as you want ... at a price to give you smoother, quieter, longer-lasting you want to pay. Power can help you shift, steer, "GO"! New Trigger-Torque power obeys your stop ... move windows and seat both up and down commands instantly, reassuringly. ... even condition the air you breathe. in years-ahead looks . only Ford brings you in choice of models.. . No other car offers you the years-ahead beauty of Thunderbird styling. so many models to choose from.^And in station The lower roof line, longer body line and flatter wagon choioe—whether you prefer 2 doors or 4 ... Meals are easier to prepare rear deck all say "fine car." And interiors feature seats for 6 or 8—Ford has a best-seller beauty new fabrics appearing for the first time in any car. to suit your needs. with a home freezer in smoother gOing ... No matter where you go, and in resale value . . . Ford has traditionally Ford's advanced form of Ball-Joint Front Sus- returned a higher portion of its original cost at resale than any other car in its field. Why not get It takes just minutes for food to come fresh and flavorful from the freezer pension smooths your way. Springs have been tilted to smooth out the bumps from the front as the whole story at your Ford Dealer's. You'll to the dinner table! What's more, you have a wide selection of food at your well as up and down for a new Angle-Poised ride. never want to settle for lees than Ford. finger-tips from which to choose a well-balanced meal. And at the last minute, there's still time to pick out and serve the sudden whim of that man of yours! You're ready for anything, family or guests, when you have the new an electric freezer. Visit your dealer. Sells more because it's worth more.. best Be Modern — live SUcfiUe+U* Fordseller! KENTUCKY UTILITIES COMPANY J V CASH MOTOR COMPANY MAWIILO HIGHWAY FULTON PHONE M I R. C. A. Victor Television will be awarded to the boy who Mrs. Joe Mullins, Lee Engel, V. Putlman Sr., B. B. Steven- The Fulton News Thurs., June 9, 1955 Page 12 dresses more like a Indian Brave King Television Service DAVY CROCKETT Mrs, Charles Flowers, Coy Evans, son, Shirley Easley, Gerald HOUSE TRAILERS, Also camp- and other prizes to the boy who Mrs. Charles Laymon, Frank Bushart, Jerry Noffel, Mrs. 227-229 So. 2nd Street looks more like an Indian Brave. ing and fishing trailers. Terms Scott, Gail Ixjgan, Luther Pick- Olen Dillion, and Mrs, E E. CLASSIFIED ADS There will be prizes awarded if desired. U-Haul-It trailers. Union City, Tenn. PARADE FRIDAY ens, Mrs Bob Pillow, Mrs. R. Hoffman all of Fulton, Ky. Modern Tourist Court, Union to girls or lpdies who are best ALL 'KINDS OF KEYS made Phone 613 City, ph. 8M. dressed as a pioneer Woman or while you wait Forrester's GYM SETS, $19.05 and upT WELLS "DRILLED for industry AT UNION CITY as an Indian. Shoe Shop, 204 Main. Gamble's Store, 300 Walnut, Special prizes will be given for Shd homes. Modern equip- Davy Crockett himself will FOR SALE: New three-quarter Fulton. best decorated vehicle, covered LAKE STREET LIQUOR STORE ment, experienced workmen. lead a parade Friday June 10 tun Servel air conditioner, wagons, toy or otherwise that Lake Street Ext Write or cell Watson Co., BIGGEST DISH BARGAIN ever which will open the two-day .. . . , Across From The $214.95. Burnette Tractor offered in Fulton! All kinds Phone 261, Fulton, Ky. celebration of Davy Crockett \ 'he mosj^ original ideas All Favorite Brands Company, 4th Street, Fulton. of bowls, cups, saucers, de- trading days in Ufriion City,' Specia° l prize' s wil""'"l be given for Coca-Cola Plant RENT A NEW TYPEWRITER or COP PRICES PAID for country corated plates, platters, etc. Friday and Saturday. best other costumes such as I Adding Machine. Rental applies eggs. Smith's