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Volume XIX Paid Cir™i«tion Sells — That Is The First In Circulation, First In Advertising Kind This Newspaper Offers Customers Benton, Kentucky, June 16, 1956 Number 5 First In The Home, First In Reader Interest

,rt Combs re- irnatorial Benton last Bill Nelson is Sued Indictments first speech Marshall Returned by Jailer Edwards Is Reprimanded by >Tet that ev- By Fay Melton for an ig age In the I u chance to Grand Jury S|P t he offer- Accounting of Books tlve program Two youths, Robert Dale A- II t of Kentuc- dams and Elzie Byers, each 17 Grand Jury for Conduct in Office Fay Melton, part owner of the of said contract but this plain- years old and a juvenile, were Tribune-Democrat, filed a civil tiff has at no time received any indicted this week by the Mar- jrogram, In a suit In Marshall Circuit Court part of said $2,200 although shall Circuit Court Grand Jury unts to about this week against Bill Nelson, plaintiff believes that most of on a charge of breaking into publisher of the newspaper. the $2,200 which was due upon the Co-op Store in Benton. fcntucky Is In Mr. Melton's suit, filed by accounts receivable on Sept. 19, Methodists In Combs Says he Otters AfterEscIpe except the the Benton law firm of Prince 1953, has long since been paid Both of the youths reside in stem Is out- and Asher, asks for an account- and received by the defendant; McCracken County. County Make way depart ing of all the newspaper's ac- that by applying one half of They were arrested recently Positive Program for State Of Prisoner nderful job; counts receivable since Sept. 19, said accounts receivable to his at Ripley, Tenn., for possession e doing fine 1953, when Mr. Melton purchas- credit on the total purchase of burglary tools. The youths Only 2 Changes Bert Combs, candidate for the by administration in Frankfort The Marshall County Qtraiid iy admlnlstra- ed a half Interest in the publi- price for said undivided one half were brought to Benton last Democratic nomination for gov- "because no man can be elect- Only two changes In the Meth- Jury, in session this week, *r - cation Interest of the business, this Friday by Sheriff Billy Watklns ernor, spoke to a crowd that ed governor of Kentucky with- odist Church setup in Marshall prlmanded County Jailer C. — every- Mr. Melton, In his suit, says plaintiff would have and Is en- and Deputy Sheriff Buck Brlen. overflowed the circuit court- out the backing of an organiza- County were made at the an- (Bogue) Edwards for his co .- that on Sept. 19, 1953, he enter- titled to a total credit of more They were released to the Mar- room in Benton last Saturday tion." nual conference held in Mem- duct in office. ed Into a contract with Nelson than $3,150 on said $6,000 pur- shall County offcers by Tennes- afternoon. He said, however, that he had phis last week. STEM Is In and purchased one half undi- chase price." see officials. Combs said he was the only an understanding with the The grand jury's investigation Rev. B. J. Barron, who has and Its reprimand of jailer Er- vided Interest In the Tribune for The suit further states: The youths are accused of candidate in the gubernatorial Wetherby administration that If been pastor of the Brewers cir- wards resulted, in part, fro a get the school the sum of $8,000. Mr. Melton "Plaintiff states that since he hauling away a 600-pound safe race who offered a positive he Is elected governor he will cuit for five years, was promoted the recent escapes from the mess, said said the terms of the contract entered into the contract for from the Co-op Store, and tak- program for the people of Ken- have a free hand to make his to the McKendree station. Rev. county Jail of G. W. Washbur.i. the citizens called for a down payment of sale of said Tribune-Democrat ing $225.55 in cash and checks tucky. own decisions as governor. H. L. Lax, who has been the Mr. Combs frequently lashed Washburn, jailed on a chai1 e it him gover- $1,000 and the balance to be business, the defendant has had from the safe. The safe was He said the first plank in the pastor at McKendree, was shitt- out" at his opponent, A. B. of drunkenness, escaped thp fir ;t ns,000,000 a paid at the rate of $100 per complete control of the collect- found abandoned near Hard- platform was fulfillment of the ed to the Brewers circuit. (Happy) Chandler but never time when he left his cell to : o month until the note was paid ing and paying out of funds In money in this county. Minimum Foundation Program The Benton circuit was di- called Chandler's name. tp the lobby of the courthou e Mr. Combs in full. the operation of said business Byers also was indicted on a for the public schools of -the vided by the conference. Rev. after drinking water. He escap- hole wits out The contract, the suit states, and that he has at no time ever charge of damaging the county state. He said that he would "iiy opponent says he was Ii \I1 s Orvllle Easley of Klrksey was ed a second time, and was gi- geniuses out was to be a Joint venture and furnished plaintiff with an ac- courthouse. He Is alleged to have carry out this program, provid- the best governor Kentucky ever named pastor of the Briensburg ven a six-months term in the not a partnership. Mr. Melton counting of the same; that since attempted to escape Jail Mon- ed he is elected governor, If it had; he says he was the best and Mt. Carmel churches. Rev. court of Judge Artelle Haltom that the sch- says In the suit that he has paid Sept. 19, 1953, a substantial day night by chiseling his way were the only thing he accom- U. S. Senator Kentucky ever had F. B. Alexander, who formerly The grand Jury's report, sign- and the tea- $2,050 toward the full $6,000 set- amount of accounts receivable out. plished. He said it would cost and he says he was the best had the entire circuit, will be ed by J. W. Beard, foreman, h: d ed for Ken- tlement. have been accumulated and are The alleged escape attempt baseball commissioner the world pastor of the Church Grove and $18,000,000. this to say about Jailer E l- ivlng a chance On June 5, Mr. Melton says In now on the books of said busi- was thwarted by City Policeman ever had. He thinks he is some Maple Springs churches. ' He said the second plank In wards : It's the fault the suit, he received a type- ness; that the plaintiff is en- Charles (Chewing Gum Charliel sort of superman, but the peo- Rev. Voris H. Burnette was re- his platform was the park sys- "In response and compliant* ; cltleens and written notice- from Nelson of titled, under said contract, to Carroll. ple of Kentucky do not think turned to the First Methodist tem of Kentucky. He sald'he fa- with the specific charge and In- default on payments and that one half of the accounts receiv- Two soldiers, Charles Wallace so and the Aug. 6 primary will Church In Benton. Mr. Burnette vored the park system as It Is struction to Us by the judge of nts will elect Nelson's notice declared the con- able since Sept. 19, 1953, and he and Ronald Jones, were Indicted prove it." will be serving his second year now operated and would con- the Marshall Circuit Court it d give him tract terminated. Is entitled to a credit of said on a charge of grand larceny Combs also answered Chand- in Benton. tinue that policy "as Is." He said the time this grand jury was im- to spend, he'll The suit further states: une half upon any unpaid bal- in connection with the theft of ler's charge that he (Chandler) Rev. H. C. Fletcher was re- he thought Henry Ward had Is "running for a vacancy." paneled, we hereby report th it, something. "Under terms of said contrac., ance to the defendant on the an outboard motor from Mr. and turned to the Calvert City First done an outstanding Job with "My opponent says he Is fun- we have made as thorough n' plaintiff was to receive one half agreed purchase price from said Mrs. T. H. Trasher. They also Methodist Church. He will start the park system. ning for a vacancy. Well, he examination as is possible con- Lincoln, who of accounts receivable as of the one half undivided Interest In were indicted on a charge of serving his third year there. "My opponent says if he is ought to be an authority on va- cerning the handling and sal - d read them date of same, which amounted the business; that he Is entitled breaking into the dwelling house Rev. Daniel Tucker was re- elected governor he will take cancies; he has created plenty keeping of prisoners committed a fireplace, to approximately $2,200, accord- by the defendant of all accounts of Ed Hill of Altoona. turned to the Hardin Methodist the park system out of the ho- of them. He created a vacancy to the Marshall County Jail an 1, i. Combs' gu- ing to a list prepared by defend- receivable from said date up to The solders also were indicted Church to start serving his sec- tel and hotdog business. Last when he left the governor's of- more specifically, the circum- ign? ant shortly after the execution the date of this complaint." on a charge of damaging the year more than three million stances surrounding the escape courthouse. This charge result- ond year. flc and went to the Senate. He persons visited Kentucky parks. of prisoners from said jail. "On MUTED — ed from an attempt made by the Assignments of former Mar- created a vacancy when he left And that means a lot to the fi- investigation leads us. to believe soldiers to escape jail. They were shall County men Included the the Senate and became a base- the nancial welfare of Kentucky. that the escape of these prison- tntpn. But r^he sai-d Hardin FHA School Band discovered trying to chisel their Rev. R. L. Dotson to the South ball commissioner. And there You folks In Marshall County ers has been caused or effected ent with them way out after breaking some Fulton Circuit; the Rev. Paul was a vacancy created when he know how Important the parks by reason of some practices i n pernor, he will water pipes In the Jail and using T. Lyles to the First Church in left the Job of baseball com- Group Attends Is Invited To are to you. So I promise you I the part of the Jailer of this dons and run the pipe as chisels. Murray, and the Rev. E. E. missioner but 'he didn't have will continue the park system, county and which are a result 'free hand and Joe Metcalf was indicted on a stress to North Side in Padu- much to say about that. They Including the hotel and hotdog either of his' negligent or Willi U to any group. State Meeting National Event charge of child desertion. cah. kicked him out." business." mismanagement of this porti: n that Gov- Two cases were dismissed by One of the conference's im- Louis O'Danlel acted as mas- He said he also endorsed the of his duties as such jailor, "in fas the hand- More than 600 high school The Benton High School Band the grand jury. Thoy were a hit portant decisions was to place a ter of ceremonies at the meet- work of the State Highway De- either event. It is the certain be- Earle Clements, students and teachers of home has been Invited to participate and run case against William two-year minimum on pastoral ing. Mr. O'Daniel made a short assignments. The previous min- partment, and would continue lief of this grand pury that the tlay talk that economics attended the 10th an- in the National Music Festival Solomon and an assault and bat- talk and then Introduced Rum- imum has been one year of ser- with the highway program. He conditio^-which have brought, • hand-picked nual meeting of the Kentucky at Chicago. tery case against Leslie Myers. sey Taylor, campaign manager said the people in Marshall about and which have directly and the We- Association of Future Home- vice. for Combs. Mr. Taylor made a Ths is an outstanding honor County had reason to be proud contributed to the escape if * lt is further makers of America on June 7-9 brief talk and then Mr. O'Danlel for the Benton band, which re- of the road mileage constructed these prisoners can, should and hat Earle Cle- at Morehead State College. MRS. JOHN E. DARNELL introduced Boone Hill, who in- ceived the invitation despite In the county in recent years. must be corrected in the Inter- elected public Theme for the meeting was HONORED ON BIRTHDAY Life Memberships troduced Combs. Mr. Hill is strong competition from school Mr. Combs explained that he est of the preservation of law itewlde cam- "FHA Decade of Progress — Combs' campaign manager in bands In larger cities In this Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Dowdy was running for governor with and order in this county. Points Toward New Horizons." Awarded to 3 by Marshall County and Mr. section of the state of Benton Route 1 honored her the endorsement of the Wether- "We have not felt that the evi- Bbs! You are in Highlights of the meeting was O'Danlel Is vice chairman. The Band Boosters Club voted 1 mother, Mrs. John E. Darnell of dence before us Is sufficient to palgn for the a pageant depicting the 10-year Methodist WSCS at its meeting Monday night to Hardin on her 45th birthday demand or justify the returning pernor. You are history of FHA In Kentucky. with a dinner at the Dowdy of an indictment at this tin^* aore debating Between 275 and 300 FHA mem- sponsor a financial drive to The WSCS of First Methodist l Kenneth Elam New home Tuesday evening Attendance At but we feel that the nature <7f bers, advisors and other adults raise funds to send the band to Church held a potluck lunch on Those attending were Mr. and Monday, June 13, in the base- the evidence is such that this j Kentucky, and helped portray the FHA decade Chicago on Aug. 19. Commander of the Mrs. Joe Farris and twin daugh- ment of the church. Investigation should be continu- more than you of progress in this pageant, Beginning this Saturday, the Training Union ters of Route 1, Mr. and Mrs. Life memberships were award- ed and that It should be referr- i for knowing, which followed the banquet on Band Boosters will start solicit- John E. Darnell of Hardin. ed to Mrs. Pont Nelson, Mrs. Calvert Legion Post ed to the next grand jury im- (unlor or senior Wednesday night. ing funds for the Chicago trip. Maude Williams and Mrs. H. B. Course Is Good paneled in this county, and w> ate with com- During the meeting, time was A total of $1,500 Is sought. Kenneth Elam has been nam- Holland at the meeting. do hereby so refer it. pter he has ac- provided for discussion groups to Everyone interested in sending | Attendance at the First Bap- ed commander of the WilliaM A. New officers of the WSCS "We have discussed this mat- tional support. consider strengths of various the band on this outstanding tist Church Training Union week Doyle post of the American Le- were Installed by Rev. V. H. ter at length with the jailer of not support FHA activities and Improve- trip is urged to contribute li- of study was splendid, with an gion at Calvert City. The elec- Burnette, pastor. this county, and it is our hope [for the fun of ments to be made in these ac- berally to the drive. enrollment of 126, reported tion was held on June 6. A program and business ses- and we do so believe, that tne ilterlor motives, tivities during the years ahead. Wayne Powell, director of the Other officers are: sion were held. Twenty-two per- jailer can and will proceed to her you are a- More than 150 girls received the .Training Union. Bob Sewell, adjutant; Ttommy AT MURRAY HOSPITAL sons were present, including two take Immediate steps to correct state homemakers degree, the Bro. M. M. Hampton of Hazel Wilson, finance officer; William The following Marshall Coun- visitors—Mrs. Paul Creason and the conditions which have been highest that can be awarded by was the teacher of the adult D. Draffen, first vice comman- ty persons were admitted as pa- Mrs French Elroddy. under Investigation." the state association. and young people's group. Their der; Gene McLemore, second hls salntiy tients to Murray Hospital from subject was "Every Christian's vice commander; Jess Doyle, f been attacking FHA membership Is limited to June 6 to June 13: Mrs. T. A. Chambers will go AUTO DRIVERS, L TO Z, Job." chaplain; Clyde Smith, child for leaving the high school economics girls. This Mrs. Lannite Nlmmo, Route to Las Vegas, Nev., sometime in i to become MUST BUY LICENCES Mr. Richard Meadows was welfare; and Bobby Wilson, ser- organization Is sponsored by the 4, Benton. July to visit her daughter, Mar- leaving the vocational home economics di- teacher of the intermediate geant-at-arms. Mrs. Wllford Dismore and ba- Automobile drivers with last tha Lou and husband. baseball com- vision of the State Department group. Mrs. Meadows is from Frank Tomsic, Charlie Vas- by girl, Route 4. names L through Z are request- of Education. Oaklawn. seur, G. W. Lofton and Paul Pe- Mr. and Mrs. Rastus Lowei-y Mrs. Lonnle Hamlett and baby ed to renew their driving licen- Bro. Paul Dalley was teacher wltt were elected to the execu- and children of Roijte 7 were serves us ac- There are 221 chapters and boy, 1004 Hickory, Benton. ses now. The licenses of all driv- of the Junior group. tive committee. shoppers In town Satiirday. 11,559 members In the Kentucky Mrs. Luther Gordon, Route 5. ers, L through Z, will expire o.i The Training Union aim is "To Truck Load tn ^K^tlckTco^n Association. Mrs. Edgar Hlggins, Route 7. July 31. develop the ability of each mem- Two Hardin FHA Chapter Mr. Coy Elton Lee, Route 5. Circuit Court Clerk Martha girls, Wynema Myers and Sue ber to stand among other peo- v ed at Tri-StateGasCo. Th» people of Ken- Mrs. Graves Lampkln and ba- N. Holland reminds drivers thai to the Judl- Travis, attended the annual ple and to be able in an effec- % tedjJUm by boy, 201 E. 9th St., Benton It is better to renew the licen- County Rated 3rd in meeting at Morehead as dele- tive manner to declare what Mrs. Bonnie Sirls, Route 5. CHAIRMAN — B. L. Trevathan, ses now than to wait until the gates from their chapter. The above, has accepted the chair- rush starts. God means to them." advisor to the delegates Is Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Farm- manship in Marshall County for Ralph Fisher is now working •Factor MWIWI yJ HMfclntly Mr. Combs Helen Oardner, who also attend- the campaign to develop the as a deputy clerk In the circuit MRS. FILBECK PRESENTED Wages Paid Workers er of Murray were recent guests ed the three-day convention. 5,000-acre Boy Scout camp on court clerk's office. COMMISSION AS COLONEL of his brother, Bun Farmer and BY RAYBURN WATKINS cerned. 6 Jonathan Creek. The driving licenses are good Col. and Mrs. Grady Ridings |DEL M^Ll' " wife in Benton. Associated Industries of Ken- REVIVAL SERVICES ON AT for two years. entertained a group of friends The figures for other Jackson tucky , Decaus,. he couldn't JESUS NAME TABERNACLE with a barbecue picnic on June Purchase counties, according to ky kids anything 4. the Department of Economlo Revival services started last FISH SUPPER PLANNED FOR member of the The party was held on the Figures just released by the Security report, are as follows: Sunday at the Jesus Name Tab- OFFICERS OF VICKERS POST court? Plans for Birmingham lawn of the summer home of the Department of Economic Secur- McCracken, $71; Calloway and ernacle In the north part of the of his great A fish supper will be held for Dr. B. L. Hallldays at Cedar ity show that only two of Ken- Oraves, $50; Hickman, $49; Bal- county. ice Wetherby and officers of the Harrison Vlckers Point, Kentucky Lake. tucky's 120 counties have Indus- lard, $46; Carlisle, $38; and Ful- The services are being held Post, American Legion, on Sat- At the picnic, Dr. Halllday tries that pay higher average ton, $34 —jjjse the court Job each night at 7:45 o'clock. Rev. Homecoming Started urday night, June 18. presented Mrs. Fred Fllbeck with weekly wages than Marshall In this listing Marshall Coun- H. G. Collie is conducting the puch as the gov- Jeff Phillips will be host for a commission of an honorary County industry. ty took its place among Ken- revival and the public Is cor- Former residents of Birming- The old farm now is a park, us- the /fish supper, which will be Kentucky Colonel. The latest 12-month period for tucky's most prosperous countiee 't Just plain human dially invited. ed mainly for the homecoming ffijffMft" ham, the old Tennessee River heldVat/hls home In Little Cy- which figures are available show 17 of which rated In the $6»- ahead In this of former Birmingham resid- port that now lies at the bot- press. Mrs. Joe Boyd Anderson Is the average manufacturing pay- and-above category. Others in world Mr. and Mrs. Graves Lampklns ents. lLL NEW 1955 MOD^jS tom of Kentucky Lake, are mak- spending two weeks with her roll In Marshall County at $82 this category, in addition to lhat, Bertie, old are the parents of a son born Program for the day will in- ing plans to hold their annual ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER TO mother and Dad, Mr. and Mrs. a week. This Is exceeded only by those previously mentioned, are ide Ijiit year there we» Sunday June 12 at Murray hos- clude short talks, election of reunion. ELECT OFFICERS FRIDAY Cleet Phillips in Benton. Mrs. Boyd County (Ashland) with a Daviess County (Owensboro) St>8 pital. He was named Gary Ri- officers for the Birmingham Officers will tee elected by the Anderson resides In Rapid City, figure of $95 a week and Meade Bullitt County (Sherperdsvillc I, chard and weighed 7 lbs. and 4 This year's get-together, the Homecomers Association, and a Benton Royal Arch Chapter No. South Dakota. County (Brandenburg) with $85 $62; Spencer (Taylorsville),$C9; kins and Barney ounces at birth. Both mother 12th since the town was inun- bountiful basket lunch. But the 167 at its regular meeting on a week. Anderson (Lawrencebtirg), $62; ' by bus Tuesday for and son are reported to be doing dated when Kentucky Lake was former Birmingham folks will Friday night, June 17, at 7 p. m. Mrs. Fred Fllbeck and Mr. The $82 figure places Mar- Franklin (Frankfort), $63; Wo id re they will take fine. formed, will be held on Sunday, spend most of their time visiting at the Masonic Hall. shall County on the same level ford (Versailles), $71; Fa yet," | examination* fat July 3. and talkng with old neighbors and Mrs. O. E. Culp attended All companions are urged to the wedding of their niece Miss with Jefferson County (Louis- (Lexington), $61; Campbell I the Army Both Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Tatum Sanders Watklns is leader of and trends. attend and bring their rituals Robbie Fllbeck at the Church of ville) and Kenton County (Cov- (Newport), $72; Mason (Mays- GAS CI ifted. of Route 4, Judy Collins and the 1955 homecoming event The homecoming usually at- so they may be re-Issued to the Christ in Calvert City Sunday ington), Insofar as average In- vllle), $64; Greenup) )72; Owen tracts between 600 and 800 per- Dorrls Tatum of Route 4 were which, as usual, will be held at new officers. afternoon. dustrial pay per person is con- (Owenton), $67. The Courier vliltor* In Benton Monday. the old George Holland farm. HII, KADQVARTERS ^ o C LH KY

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- The Marshall Courier, Benton, Kentucky, June 16,1955 COMMANDEKY TO MEET Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Tatum Urey Woodson Cross and have returned to Wichita, Kans THE MARSHALL COURIER Act of March 3, 1879. Marshall Wyatt, Publishers. Benton Commandery No. 46 They spent a few days here after First Baptist BWCs 17 Members Attend Subscription Kates — $1 per will hold its regular meeting on Published Thursday of each Mr and Mrs. Clarence Roop the funeral service for his fa- whd havel year in Marshall County; $2 Friday night, June 17, at the abefhtowri week at 1103 Poplar Street, Ben- of Cincinnati, Ohio, visted sis- ther. With them was their dau- Meet at Home of Session of Brewers ncr year In Kentucky outside M;isonic Hall. All Sir Knights (Hesummi ton, Ky. Entered as second class ters, brothers and friends in ghter, Doris Tatum. of Marshall County; $3 per year Marshall County this week. are urged to attend. in AardinJ Mrs. Jack Jennings Homemakers Club matter May 30, 1937, at the post- d office at Benton, Ky. Under the outside of Kentucky. Mr an The B. W. C. of the Frst Bap- The Brewers Homemakers met Mayfield « tist Church met with Mrs. Jack June 9 in the basement of the sSs&S? neril Wfd Jennings on June 13. Methodist Church, with 17 mem- Mem Mrs. Jlmmle Lester gave the bers present. %]oi " Oil*- wer1 devotional and Mrs. Robert Several reports were filled out trelf enroll Dublin gave the Royal Service for the annual county leaders re- Hfbby M program "Stop, Look, and Lis- port day, and the club set June •i^oTTW®8 his Ifll'H ten." 20 as the date to make alum- KP^ snd Mrs dayj at tH After the business meeting, inum trays. K JOne,b° andiWlwtlj refreshments were served to the MrS. Halford Staples gave the ed tt> call i members present: lesson on copper planters. Mem-, Mr and Mrs. Kenneth Peek, Chester bers who desired to make plant- u-m'S of fermltJ Ray Powell, Robert Dublin, Bill ers placed their orders for al- sexton, Paul Dalley, Dan Clay- uminum foil. A special work ton, Albert Penney, Tom Poore, day will be set aside to make Jlmmle Lester, Wayne Powell, the planters. Edwin Jones, Beatrice Beaure- New officers for the year are; ijard, Wayne Morgan and Mrs. Mrs. Staples, president; Mrs. jack Jennings. Paul Creason, vice (president Hostesses were Mrs. Jack Jen- Mrs. O. L. Faughn, secretary- nings. Mrs. Chester R. Powell treasurer; Mrs. Carl Chester, and Mrs. Robert Dublin. recreation leader; Mrs. Headley Thweatt, citizenship leader. . The club will hold its annual Alford Chapter of picnic on July 14 at Egner's Ferry. The event will be held Eastern Star Will nt noon, and all members and their children are Invited. Hold Inspection MR. AND MRS RICKMAN The Alford Chapter, Order ol HAVE GUESTS ON SUNDAY Eastern Star, will have official Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Rlckman Inspection Thursday, June 23, at entertained several guests at the Masonic lodge at Aurora. thi'ir home In Benton last Sun- The chapter will be Inspected day. Dy Lillian Ridgway, worthy The guests were Mr. and Mrs. grand matron of the OES of Noble Washam and son Paul of Kentucky. Flint, Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. R. B. ; Stores After the Inspection, a ban- Washam and daughter Barbara quet will be held at 0 p.m. at of Mayfield; Mr. and Mrs. Mar- SIDE CUTTERS Kenlake Hotel. All members of shall Rickman and children, the OES are urged to attend Tommy and Frances of Sharpe: $K50 88c both meetings. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Rlckman of TRY SQUALL Paducah; Mrs. Hazel Wood of Needle Nose with Level ond Scribe Paducah; N. L. Washam of Pa- ROY BOYD WINS TRIP FOR R«9- C ducah and Walter Rickman of SELLING FARM TRACTORS $1.50 < Jf-so 8*< Benton. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Boyd will (TO to Memphis next Monday and Reg. $3.49 20-Gel. 9-PIECE SET Reg. $1.95 Wall Typo from there will fly to St. Pet- ersburg, Fla. They will spend a Reg. $1.95 GARBAGE BATH ROOM VASE week touring Florida and doing at McClaln Clinic CANS MEDICINE HOLDERS :omc deep sea fishing. Mr and Mrs. James H. Miller SINGING Mr. Boyd won the trip for sell- of Benton Route 1 are the par- PICNIC CABINETS Like wrought iron ing Farmall tractors for Inter- ents of a girl born June 8. TEA national Harvester Co. He was Mr. and Mrs. Warner Adam- top man in this zone for the son of Benton are the parents KETTLES SETS Memphis branch of Internation- of a son born June 14. 6 Moisture Proof Plotes Made of spun alumi- al Harvester. It is the third year Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Q. Elklns 6 Moisture Proof num and bright col- 8-INCH Black Rubber that Mr. Boyd has won a trip of Benton are the parents of a Dishes j Colored Metal ored. Perfcct for in- Hobnail Design for selling tractors. girl born June 14. GLASS 6 Strong Fibre Spoons stant tea and coffee. 6 White Paper Waste Bargains galore are yours for Bargains galore are yours for MIXING Napkins DOOR .he asking if you'll shop the 88c the asking if you'll shop the BOWLS 1 Paper Table Cloth Basket's Sale ad of the Country Boy 88c Sale Country Boy Stores ad MATS Stores ad in this issue. In this issue. 2 Large or QQ 2 Fot 88c 3 Small for OOC

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WHITE - RED • PASTEL end MULTI-COLORS in SOFT LEATHER in NEWEST STYLES "///A The Farm Front BY J. HOMER MILLER County Farm Agent TRY SQUakE Farm work Is considerably be- with Level and Scribe hind schedule because of con- tinued rain for the past moptly $150 8*' Tlie total rainfall for last week was 2.8 inches, bringing the year's total rainfall to 24 7 inches. Rainfall has exceeded normal every month this year SPECIAL VASE The Gift He Would except January. HOLDERS Buy for Himself! Only a small percentage of the corn crop has been planted ard many fields planted did not net get a good stand. A number of growers have planted fields * Skipdents two or three times and still m ist replant again when wea- Colored Metal * Plisses ther permits. Waste Tobacco Is badly ln need of * Broadcloths work. Grass and weeds are dam- Baskets aging many fields. Diseases are Cool short sleeve styles that'll doing damage in many fields. WJdfire and Angular leaf spot NEW keep dad comfortable In the hot- is jshowing up on part of the test weatherl Sanforized or pre- crip. French is doing some dam- shrunk. Solid oolors In tan, age. gray, green, maize and blue as well as white. S-M-L-XL "he 4-H boys and girls re- ported a wonderful time on their trib to Lexington. It rained ev- SUMMERDRESSES ery day they were there. De- lores Qoheen and Carolyn Lee OTHER COOL SPORT SHIRTS received red ribbons ln the state Cottons Sheers Slin Backs 100% nylons, Dan River Wrinkl-Shed cottons contest. and Sanforized broadcloths. Good color choice 99 Some With Jackets in solids, checks, plaids and stripes. S-M-L-XL. Special care must be given to tomatoes, beans, and other gar- den plants for the control of One Group blight. The weather Is very fav- Reg. 7.98 8C He'll Appreciate orable for its spread. It san se- IUITOF THELOOM verely damage or kill many plants. Ask for the clf-cular 8.98 Values "Your Vegetable Garden Month For Only a Pair of Cool by Month." This circular will HtANTEED give you a complete spray sche- dule for insects and diseases. One Lot Value! to Sl-95 BETTER DERWEAR Summer Weight f^aul Hills and Mrs. Blrmah SPORT CAPS 88 <4 Perfect Gift Oajnmel are In Lexington this 'or father's Day! week attending classes for new agents. They will be back next FENCES RAYON SLACKS Monday. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Green- • Tropicals COTTON DRESSES VERY DEPARTMENT wood and children, Billy and David, also Mrs. Belle Batsel of Brand New, £>"» • C.hromespuns Genuine Hea.y Army Central City, Ky., visited Mrs. Gagt Henson in Benton Sunady. Army • flannels Values to rARPS • Sharkskin.» $12.98 - - Only Sq. Ft. • Gabardines $7.98

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by the Revs. Lloyd Wilson, J. J. and was a widely known farm- Breakfast is Held Last Rites Held for er of this county. Oough and J. Frank Young. At Community Bldg. Briensburg News Burial, by Filbeck-Cann, was J. Jack Darnell at A. B. FENDLEY HEADS in the Benton Cemetery. Pall- KY. FUNERAL DIRECTORS By Junior Women bearers were Kermlt Roberts, New Bethel Church G 0. James Darnell, Shields Cole, A. B. Fendley of Paducah last A come-as-you-are breakfast business Funeral services were held Ralph Vaughn, Billy Blagg and week was elected president of was held by the Junior Woman's day. He last Saturday afternoon at the Jlmmle Dunn Solomon. the Kentucky Funeral Directors Club for Its members between Courier c New Bethel Baptist Church for Honorary pallbearers were Association at the group's an- the hours of 5 and 8 on Satur- nual convention In Louisville. scrlption J. Jack Darnell, who died on Gene Hunt,, Jim Barnes, Hud day morning, June 11, at the Mr. Fendley formerly was con- Thursday at his home on Route Phillips, Ruble Cope, Carroll Community Building. Proceeds nected with the Fllbeck-Cann S. Taylor and Van Roberts. from the breakfast are to benefit - Funeral Home In Paducah. The services were conducted Mr. Darnell was 66 years old the state headquarters fund. Helping to prepare the meal were Mrs. A. T. Barnett, Mrs. Joe Duke, Mrs. Joe Jones, Mrs. James Holland, and Mrs. J. C. Jones. Drivers of the cars orlnglng members to the breakfast were Mrs. Thomas Holland, Mrs. Travis Downs, Mrs. Jim Owens, and Mrs. Bob Puteet. Those participating were SINGER Friday. " - Mesdames Price Napier, Jim Owens. Lee Braden, Jack SEWING MACHINES "Conquest o Thompson, Chester Ray Powell, Don Mathis, Carl Davenport, Al- vin Austin, J. C. Jones Dee Jen- George 11. Dodd Is now representative in Marshall County nings, Earl Osborne, Bob Put- for Singer Sewing Machines, Singer Parts and attachments. eet, Stan Williams, Bill Farris, Also parts for other makes of machines. with Curtis Holmes, Robert Poague, For Sales and Service See Burl Flatt, Elton Teltt, Joe Jones, A. T. Barnett, Joe Duke, GEORGE H. DODD James Thompson, Jerry Burnett, 910 Walnut Street BENTON Phone 4233 \fiking Morgan Hill, James Holland, Pat jjjjnjjj OalJ. •»»*«- Warren, Thomas Holland, Chas. Jackson, Frank Dunr^, and The Great Jesse Travis Downs. BI&fAM jglgjcoior, WU1»H> Park,' Shower Held for "Ghost Ch

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Sewing Club Has LIFE'S ALLOY of District No. 16; Mrs. christii Steeped in heartfelt rapture, Friendship Night Mae Staudt, worthy matron <1 Picnic Lunch and Blessed with streams of Joy Social and Personal Clara Henrich cjiapter of Padi I Love and true devotion Observed by OES; cah, and the worthy matro I Outing at the Lake Is surely life's alloy. Notables Present from Eddyvllle. U-VERT Lottye Gray Van Ness Friendship nlfht was observ-l The Calvert City Sewing Club Estill Chapter No. 73, OES, met ed. An addenda was given 1A had a picnic lunch and outing Tuesday evening, Jtine 7, with Mrs. Bouland and her officer J at Kentucky Darn Park last Mrs. Llllle Bouland, worthy ma- Mrs. Mary Nestle Williams 9 URIVE-IN Monday, beginning at 11 a.m. tron, and J. R. Hoover, worthy the Benton chapter gave a mi. j The group met at the Shelter patron, presiding. The hall was slcal number, fhe officers < f| decorated with an arrangement kTHEATER House for the picnic lunch, Rev. Charles Bunce of Padu- the Eddyvll^ chapter present" I of cut flowers. after which followed an after- cah was a dnner guest of Mr. a skit. noon at the beach swimming. and Mrs. Richard Hampton on Distinguished guests welcom- There were visitors frc i Members who attended were Sunday evening, June 5. ed were: J. C. Williams, past Grand Rivers, Sftiithlaid, Eddy-I Mmes. Robert Arnold, Dwlght Mr. Norman Krausgill of St. worthy grand patron of the ville, Providence, Benton ar.i Friday, June 17 — DOUBLE FEATURE Robb, Richard Hampton, Hun- Louis, Mo., was a recent house grand chapter of Kentucky; Paducah. Refreshments we.) Mrs. Kathleen Williams, asso- "Conquest of Space" ter Gaylor, Vernon Duckett, My- guests of Mr. and Mrs. Richard served by Mmejs. Sue Draffe , ron Pfelfer, William Colburn, Hampton. ciate grand matron; Mrs. Mary Mary Joyce andjstella William . Austin, grand committee mem- ilor, Can Man Live ln Space? See How It Fred Powell, Cletls Deal, Dick Mrs Emla Gaus has returned ber on credentials of grand Phelps, Lee Keeling, Boots to Louisville after visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Tyree an 1 May Happrn! chapter; Miss Sue Morris and Conn, Homer Eubanks, and Rob- her daughter, Mrs. Frank Tom children, of Ra< line, Wis, we. 3 Charles Croft, deputy grand ert Van Ness. si?, for two weeks. recent guests of Mr. Tyree's pa "It'll Get You" Guests were Mrs. Carl Mc- matron and deputy grand patron ents. Mr. and N is. Clint Tyi t k George Haft and Sally Gray Klm, Mrs. Charles Cox, and Miss Gwen Walker. Rev. Bunce, Wife lay Only, June 18 — DOUBLE FEATURE Mrs. Joe Piers Is Are Honored With IT COSTS YOU l£SS IN WB CNQ ie Great Jesse James Raid" Hostess to Bridge Farewell Supper licolor, Willard Parker and Barbara Payton Wednesday evening, June 8, at Club on Tuesday 6 p.m. the congregation of First "Ghost Chasers" Presbyterian Church of Calvert Mrs. Joe Piers entertained her City had a farewell supper for The Bowery Boys bridge club Tuesday evening, TO DO Rev. and Mrs. Charles Bunce, (June 7, at 7:45 p.m. at her home minister of Westminister Pres- (with three tables of bridge. byterian Church ln Paducah. id Monday, Juno 19-20 — DOUBLE FEATURE Members of the club in addi- IT RIGHT ItiVte Btquumq Rev. Mr. Bunce has served as tion to the hostess, were Mmes. minister to the Calvert church Tim Heilala, Anthony Fortlno, WIDE-VISION since its existence and ls leav- ^ SCREEN! Bob Dukes, Milt Nelson, Don ing now because church soon Quality Building Mat&ial^ Thompson, Julian McFarland, will have a minister of Its own. Howard Watson, Jack Elcholz, Fred Powell, and Earl Ander- Mr. Richard Hampton pre- son. sented the Bunces with a ster- OTTOCONNLUMBERCO ling engraved sandwich tray and Calvert City, Ky. Mrs. Hunter Gaylor was a creamer and sugar and tray -as guest. a token from the members of Mrs. Howard Watson won high the church ln their appreciation score for the evening with Mrs. of his services. ELAM'S Tim Heilala winning second. After the presentation, Rev. Mr. Bunce held a short service Miss Kolhaus Wed and spoke Informally to the APPLIANCE COMPANY group. Rev. and Mrs. Austin of FLEMINGS To Mr. Joe Hall in . Murray and Mrs. Nell Wester- Famous Crosley 8C Bendix Appliances field ot Louisville were guests. For Furniture 8C Appliances Calvert Ceremony Garage and' Mechanical Dept. We Sell for Less Always Miss Carol Ann Kolhous be- Miss Helen Swisher Jehind Southern Lines" cemae the bride of Joe Hall In a Calvert City, Ky. ceremony performed Sunday, Married in Illinois Guy Madison and Andy Devine CALVERT CITY and BENTON June 5, at the Calvert City Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Swisher of Church of Christ by Elbert the H. & K. Trailer Court, have Coung, minister. announced the marriage of their CALL Wednesday, June 21-22 — DOUBLE FEATURE Miss Kolhaus ls the daughter youngest daughter, Helen, to Mr. of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kol- Richard Lovlns of Plymouth, 111. sand Pa Kettle on Vacation" hause of St. F"rancisvllle, 111. Mr. The wedding took place June Miller-Johnson Co A LIONS SHARE OF SAVINGS ON Hall is the son of Mrs." Vada 5 at Mammouth, 111. tfn and Percy Kllbrldeti-U shrdlucmfwyp Hall of Calvert City. Following the wedding, a re- The church was decorated ception was held In the home ol Sierra Passage with ferns, white gladioli and the groom's father, Mr. Roy Plumbing - Heating white candles. The Smith Bro- Lovins. Pumps • Pipe - Valves • Fittings Way no Morris thers quartet sang three sons. Mrs. Lovlns is a graduate of Free Estimates and Delivery The bride wore a white baller- North Marshall High SchooL Benton Staple and Fancy Foods! Plus ina length dress of net ovor The couple will make their home Calvert City Kentucky QUALITY MEATS Friday. June 23-24 _ DOUBLE FEATURE satin, and her veil was trimmed In Plymouth, 111., where Mi'. Kentucky with pearls. Her flowers were Lovins is employed. Tight Spot white carnations. After the ceremony, a recep- 0. B. CAPPS & SON [er Rogers and Edward G. Roblm.011 tion was held at the home of Mrs. Hall. Calvert City, Kentucky "Topeka" The young couple now are at fvertfhtoei Phone 921 Free Delivery home in Calvert City, after a GENERAL IN Wild BUI Elliott short wedding trip.

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"fritf TlcutMoiA 27 Million Pounds Stripes and Big Mouth Of Fish Caught, But 'Twas in Great Lakes Bass Lure Fishermen Lansing, Mich—Hhe Michigan Department of Conservation re- veals that commercial fisher- men took 27,000,000 pounds of fish from Michigan's Great Lakes waters ln 1954. Officials said that figure was 1,000,000 pounds above the aver- age annual catch. Herring pro- On Beautiful Kentucky Lake vided 8,500,000 pounds, and Air Conditioned — Wall-to-Wall Carpetini Vacation and Water Sports smelt ran second with an all- • Sound Proof Room, time record of 4,900,000 pounds. Modern Housekeeping Cabins Only 85 pounds of lake trout SPORTSMAN'S MOTEL were taken ln Lake Michigan Write or Phone Today for Folder to Thomas E. Brown and none was caught ln either Clover leaf fa or Phone 1782-J Murray,. Ky., Route 6 Lake Huron or Lake Erie during the 1954 fishing seasons. U. S. 62 — Gilbertsville, Ky Trout from these lakes sus- "The Luxury Spot on Kentucky Ufa- tained a $2,000,000 Industry un- • Closest Motel to Kentucky Dim via. til depredations by sea lampreys Phone 2712 and 2461 ln recent years. Lake Michigan produced 14,- 200,000 pounds of the total 1954 catch. Lake Superior 5,800.000 pounds, Lake Huron 5,400,000 pounds, and Lake Erie about .1,- 800,000 pounds.

Burnett Jones of Route 1 was in town Monday morning on business.

GORDON'S litootf RESTAURANT & BOAT DOCK 1 TIMBR. ON I'. S. 68 AT JONATHAN CREEK j ' J Featuring Kentucky Lake's Vacation Ca FISH - STEAKS 8c CHOPS ALL LAKE FRONT COTTAGES "If you want to keep out of Sandwiches of all kinds Beach _ Boat Dock Boats Jlw the spot-light, try getting tp a BOATS — MOTORS — FISHING TACKLE & BAITS On West Side Lake at Mouth of Big Beu Q stage with your friends!" At End of Ky. 963 Seven Mis a Write RALPH MOORE, RFD 1. GilbertetiH.

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Mrs. Vernon Duckett and dau- PANAMA HATS ghter, Melody Lyn, and Mrs. Genuine JACKIE EDWARDS .IR. IS Myron Pfeifer returned June 9 Kentucky Lake's Vacati IN HOSPITAL IN ARKANSAS from a vacation with Mrs. LEATHER BILLFOLDS Pvt. Jackie Edwards Jr., who ALL LAKE FRONT CMS Duckett's sister in Mississippi. Broadcloth Plaids or Stripe > Freezer Cheat and frozen recently was Inducted Into the Heach Boat Dock Bw, Army at Fort Knox, Ky., now is PAJAMAS storage tray See the big bargains in the On West Side Lake at Mouth oil a patient in the station hospi- Country Boy Stores 88c Sale ad Short Sleeve At End of Ky 963 ^ tal at Camp Chaffee, Ark. New Double-Deep Handidor in this Issue of the Courier. Write RALPH MOQRE, RFD l.ffl Young Edwards, -who is the son SPORT SHIRTS Storage of former Sheriff Jack Edwards, Corded Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Duck- |s suffering from a recurring Butter Bank! Egg Neat! ett and daughter were dinner lung disorder. He wrote to his SUMMER SUITS .... guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Keel- Tall Bottle Shelf! parents that he expected to be Complete Line of Samsonlte Luggage ing and Miss Marty Keeling on out of the hospital soon. Thursday evening, June 9. "Free Gift Wrapping at All Times" Roll-Out Aluminum Shelf Mr. and Mrs. Hurbert Hurley Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gill and j Twin Porcelain Crispers and Mr. and Mrs. Buck Hurley 'family have returned to Calvert have returned to Toledo, Ohio. after attending Mr. Gill's mo- MORGANS The wives were in Benton. The ther's funeral. MODEL 0-1055 men spent the weekend here and See the big bargains In the took their families back with Country Boy Stores ad elsewhere them. in this issue.

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The Marthall Courier, Benton, Kentucky. June 16,1955 sonla (New Harmony Commu- every one of you is my prayer. nity) was a business visitor ln Leonard Hendrlckson PERSONALS Benton Saturday and while here State T. B. Hospital renewed his subscription to the 100 Want Ads Madlsonvllle, Ky. Marshall Courier. Room 212. AUCTION SALE "Eddie Hall who attended TENT REVIVAL CARS at Check the Country Boy Stores school the past year ln Jackson, WILL STRATTON HOME ad ln this issue of the Courier, Miss, and lived with his aunt, To Choose From One mile east of Benton on you'll find bargains galore. Mrs. Lllah Avent, arrived in Benton Monday to spend two NEW BEGINS TONIGHT the Dogtown Road. SAVE UP TO $1,000 weeks with his mother, Mrs. SATURDAY, JUNE 25 COMMONWEALTH OF Nashes, Fords Llllle Hall. ON 1956 MODELS Will sell household goods and KENTUCKY Chevrolet®, Plymoutn* Miss Mickie Wyatt is visiting 730 yard and garden equipment to Department of Highways 1955 OLDS "98" 4 DOOR HOLI- her sister, Mrs. Buddy Harper the highest blder. Don't miss it. Notice to Contractors North Main Street — Between 3rd and 4tj, DAY—Bom June 13, 1955; de- and Mr Harper ln St. Louts for SAVE MONEY SALE STARTS AT 10 A. M. Sealed bids will be received livered by Haul-Away. Full 6c several weeks. by the Department of Highways price $3,395. Mrs. Sid Peel of Route 6 was At H 8C M Motors feSgfeS at its office, Frankfort, Ken- 1955 OLDS "88" SUPER 4 DOOR FOR SALE - Antiques including in town Saturday attending a tucky, until 9:00 a.m. Central HOLIDAY—Brand new and parlor organ, reasonable. See business meeting of a Republi- gs> Standard Time on the 1st day fully equipped. List price »3,- Minnie Lou Holland on .Big Bear can committee. Used Car specials: Will oe of July, 1955, at which time bids 487. John will unbuckle for a Camp Road. O. J. Collie of Route 1, Sym- will be publicly opened and small profit. Example: full 1954 NASH Ambassador price $2,895. WANTED—A ride to work in Pa- read for the improvement of: Air Conditioning; clean. 1955 PONTIAC "8" CATALINA 2 ducah five days a week; hours Marshall County, SP 79-573— 1953 CHEVROLET "210"—Sharp. DOOR HARDTOP — A look 8 to 5. Call 3121 ln Benton or The Benton-Graves County Line means a deal. It's a beautiful Miss Joanne Hlett at 2-2711 in Road from 1 mile South of Oak 1953 PONTIAC 4 DOOR Paducah. 6p package. Fully equipped. Save Level to the Graves County All the extras. $800. Full price $2,395. Line, 1.800 miles. Bituminous FOR SALE—5 room house, 10 1952 OliDS "88"—Low mileage. 1955 FORD FAIRLANE PORDOR Surface Class Grd. acres of land. Located half mile 1952 BUICK 4 DOOR Brand new. Loaded to the Ssrri off highway 408, near Hamlet The attention of prospective gills. Live and let live. $2,295. Fully equipped; one owner. Church on Olive Road. $4,750.00 bidders is called to the pre- 1955 CHEVROLET BEL AIR 4 1952 NAfiH RAMBLER HARD- See Monroe York. lp quailfication requirements, ne- * * * ,111 be wi DOOR — Stinking new. Tur- i cessity for securing certificate 2TO-tonP e finish, new tires. quoise and white. Save $600. PACKAGED FOODS of eligibility, the special provis- Full price $2,095. 1951 FORD—Priced to sell. $495 If $100 weekly Income inter- ions covering or assigning the ^ Sift1 fit 1955 OLDS "88" SUPER CON- 1952 O.M.C PICKUP — New ests you and you can devote 10 contract and the Department's VERTIBLE COUPE. Brand new hours weekly to service route regulaton which prohibits the paint. and fully equipped. Save $1,- with future possibilities, and issuance of proposals after 8:00 1950 DESOTO—one owner, and fifr Calvert 000. Full price $2,895. can immediately in vest $1,500 A. M CENTRAL STANDARD clean. 1955 FORD CONVERTIBLE , P,trtck Kunnecke. to $2,500 for equipment, wrlt.e TIME on the day of the open-I 1949 FORD TUDORV$350. COUPE—Ford-O-Matic Drive. Box 945, care of this paper. ing of bids. Proposals will not bei JEWELL BACREET ALLEN Ht.\so)f~ 1 1, Dressed ln sport wear and 1949 STUDEBAKER LAND tilfr*-* * State age, occupation, present issued except during official | Evangelist Slnier ready to roll. Save $700. Full CRUISER — Make an offer. working hours, address and tel- business hours. V«L price $2,295. ephone number for personal In- NOTE: A PURCHASE CHARGlS , 1949 JEEP—Good condition 1955 CHEVROLET BEL AIR 4 terview. 5p of $2.00 will be made for each j 1946 OLDSMOBILE DOOR—This one is a canary BIG SUN. AFTERNOON SERVICE proposal. Remittance must ac-; 1946 TONTIAC. and white. And stinking new. CARD OF THANKS company request for proposal Save $700. Full price $1,995. You can buy the older Hello friends and neighbors forms. Refunds will not be made j 1955 OLDS "88" SUPER 4 DOOR model cars with AT 230 as it is almost impossible for for any reason. SEDAN—Robin's egg back, po- me to answer each and every Further Information, bidding NO DOWN PAYMEN.T * EVERYONE INVITED lar white front; outstanding beautiful card and letter I have proposal, et cetera, will be fur- J color. Power brakes and all received. I am going to put a nlshed upon application to the the other trimmings. Give H & M MOTORS thank you note in each local Frankfort Office. The right Is John a visit before you do paper. I am truly grateful for reserved to reject any and all business. Full price $2,895. 207-219 S. 3rd. Dial 3-4511 each card and letter and also bids. 1955 PLYMOUTH 4 DOOR Your Direct First Missionary Baptist CI all the beautiful flowers that I DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS HAWKINS Brand new; fully equipped. have received. And to know so Frankfort, Kentucky Na§h Factory Dealer Save $600. Full price $1,995. many of you think of me. I do June 9, 1955 6c JEWELRY STORE PADUCAH, KY 1955 MERCURY 2 DOOR HARD- J. Frank Young, Pastor want t othank each one of you Benton Kentucky TOP — Brand new. Fully so much, and may God's rich- Mrs. Nonnie Thompson was a equipped. Save $600. Full price est blessings be with each ana visitor in Paducah Saturday. an won""* $2,495. ; rfBiiH.trip without - Policy, because ot IAST WEf 1955 OLDS "88" SUPER 4 DOOR ETol ute traffic, and With power brakes, power ANSWER We Bought Big to Bring You the Biggest Jacket Sale Ever! liiprti accidents. Utxfe steering and all the trimmings. SSWIII PUZZLE (wy hue "Kb Trip Brand new. We want your asaaR ra -jltovuet far $-FORD CUSTOM "8" FOR- 43. Chop finely 27 PA28 DOR. A new car trade-in. 44. Kind of 13,000 actual miles. For sharp thread jo cars, see John. $400 down. it. More it rational 1953 MERCURY 4 DOOR il With overdrive. Extra nice, 44. Put up a poker stake 'ft $300 down. DOWN IP M it ft 1953 FORD PORDOR 1. Patron saint ^ % Furd-O-Matlc Drive. Like new. of sailors il . 53 CHRYSLER WINDSOR DE- When doubtful, discontented or unhappy, don't fall to The savings are T he b irl . . in fact we have hundreds of first quality men's tan ^rnV YenS v r Ar0,Jn„ "Vd 9 flroup bought thousands • LUXE CONVERTIBLE COUPE consult this gifted lady. Advice on all affairs of life, busi- ormolly pay for one jacket. i passed on to you . . . so that you con buVy fo" vour^?'ourself , W *'om the notion's fornwj^l —All leather Interior and tru- ness. love, marriage, wills, and divorce and speculations Choose froonme jacketlight weigh. t linens, washable poplins and denimVs nvlnr t• • • for„ Fatheu r of a pric, , e that will enoble you to buy 2u to . M"WUTIi ly a nice one. $300 down. irdines ... and a selection of other materials too numerous ro men^n A h ^ 9obardines, splosh weave rayons, crease resistances ^ of all kinds. featurm blouse 1953 BUICK SUPER CONVER- j round, 2 in I reversibles, etc. Colors or. plains, fancies ^o tones pSstefslXo^^ ° W 9 - "rcoofs, «ssock, lew* Answers all or any questions. Calls names of friends and From this selection you con buy team-mates Father and Son ' ^ d shades as weM os th« °<«°y* riSht white - - TIBLE COUPE— Like new. $350 enemies. Overcomes all evil Influence. down. give . practioally live Be sure to bring this card with you for One-Half Price he will In them J53 FORD CONVERTIBLE reading. COUPE. It's a dream through- LOCATED IN HOUSE TRAILER NEAR SWING IN CAFE GROUP 1 . . AT GROUP out. $300 down. 2 ... AT GROUP 3 ... AT .952 CHEVROLET DELUXE 2 Open 8:00 A. M. Until 11:00 P. M. DOOR It's as new as a $1. $2.97 INCLUDES WATCH FOR HAND $4.97 INCLUDES $250 down. Such a grand selection of he-man-action jack- $6.97 INCLUDE 951 FORD VICTORIA ets that you will wont to buy several when you Super sheens with permanent spot and crease The cream of the Father's Day j Extra nice. $250 down. »ee them, because, the group consists of popu- resistant finishes. They are rugged and goo^ "2 for the money" reversibles :951 KAISER lor fancy r. oterials, such as shepherd checks, lookmg jackets, made frorr scientific blends for one jacket ond in reality you ^^ Extra nice. $200 down. of rayon and nylon ocetotes. In »he .eason's •wo lockets. In smart weaves onfl J J52 BUICK 4 DOOR srr.all piaids, washable faded denims, plain Really nice. $250 down. cotton, rayon smartest styles, patterns, colors ond materials •ble scientifically blended fabrics^, I '52 OLDS "88" SUPER 4 DOOR or nylon gabar- Lined and unlined jackets that will withstand spot ond crease-resistant that will please the most importomi^ With power steering. Really HELP WANTED dines, etc. You the he-man-use your men wMLgive them F0. sharp. $350 down. will surely Fathers Day June 19th 0. right by hirr you ore anxious to pleose on tnot LAST that is set aside for hirr Give ore Over 35 More to Choose please tho man with one of these jackets W From jackets and you give the finest. Men and Women to assist ln Community Survey work. JOHN IS NOTED FOR CLEAN CARS Must be well known in and about Benton and over forty 4 DAYS AND EASY TERMS years of age. THE STORE OF PLENTrutnnY 3AVINVSAVING»S i To Avail Yourself This is a temporary job paying very well to the persons L0VINS who can qualify. The work can be done during off hours of Savingt Up To BUY YOUR if you are regularly employed. It is not a sales job. USED CARS 80%. Men's, Bo; Write to P. O. Box, 807, Benton, stating your qualifica- FATHER'S DA 1625 Kentucky Avenue Clothing. 0 BRYAN'S tions to do survey work. Please give the phone number Dial 5-6988 GIFTS NOW JOHN D. LOVINS, Mgr. where you can be reached. T SUCCESSOR TO O'BRYAN-HAMILTON 415 BROADWAY PADUCAH, KY. PHONE 2-1012 Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your Money Back ff

m^i . ' / • Benton, The Best iecke Has Build MarshaU REViy led Plans • Town in Ky. • SIjc illitrsljall ®mvUr County And It 1 Wedding By A Dam Site | Kunnecke hasi an- Western Kentucky's Largest Weekly Newspaper — Benton and Marshall County's Home Newspaper Will Build You INSTONic, Ls for her wedding [Howard Hopkins on L 19, at the Calvert I'aid Circulation Sella — That Is The [church Volume XIX First In Circulation, First In Advertising Kind This Newspaper Offers Customers Benton, Kentucky, June 16, 195S Number 5 Ptrcet __ B I Oaylon Hargrove, First In The Borne, First In Reader Interest Inerform the double • V at 4 o'clock In the Eugene Holmes who has been a few days here. Mrs. Denny Gillihan teaching in Scale Mound, 111, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wall rfl Bh Thompson, plan- Composer Bases Work 1 has arrived home to visit with and family of Reldland attendi 19 En of the bride-elect, .iSral Staies News Views Kills Skunk, Breaks his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clols the Stratton rites ln Benton .>:>• krdin Petit, vocalist, Holmes. He and his family spent Thursday afternoon. |a program of nup- CHICAGO beauty, Myrna Han- Finger in the Act sen, is only one of over 20 Miss On Old Harmony Song Mrs. Denny Gillihan of Route Irt Siegfried will be Universe contest winners still nor and the brldes- 5 was a shopper ln town Friday. A choral work based on a clipping we thought you might signed to movie contract. Others » Mrs. James Arant She was displaying a broken song ln the Old Southern Har- be interested ln since It was have gone on to husbands or irs Phillip Mitchell finger due to combat with a mony Song Book has been com- from you that Martha Jane se- ATTENTION oblivion. Mrs. Melvln Mc- skunk. posed by Harvey O. Davis, head cured the Old Southern Har- [vansvllle, Ind., and One night last week she heard of the Transylvania College Mu- mony Song Books from which Roy Draffen of a noise ln her henhouse and sic Department. Mr. Davis got the theme. WHEAT & OAT went out to see what was wrong R. B. Stone of Lexington sent "These books have certeain- iDraffen of Calvert and there sat a mother skunk a clipping from a . Lexington ly been used here at Transylvan- newspaper about the composi- ia and are valued very highly." P«5PI flower girl, sucking an egg. ns will have as his Mr. Gillihan got a rake and tion to Woodrow Holland of The name of the choral work GROWERS ir H. W. Ford of together they were going to kill Benton. published by Mr. Davis ls "On • v.^sT^Vi , ushers will be his the skunk but Denny got sick In his letter to Mr. Holland, Jordan's Stormy Banks." It was „ t ®n p Hopkins of Hamp- and had to go to the house and Mr. stone said: published by the Theodore Pres- Jittp Mitchell of Pa- 1 his wife finished the Job. "We were sorry We could not ser Co. of Bryn Mawr, Pa. We Want To Buy : ifs |es Kunnecke, broth- And ln killing the skunk, she be there for the "Big Singing,' Mr. Davis also has composed ide-elect; and Wil- broke her finger. again this year for I know it several vocal numbers, among i i iraffen of Calvert j must have been another great them "To the Thawing Wind" 100 CARS OF WHEAT DEBUT of baby zebra at Mil- The skunk had a nest ln an occasion. Hope we can make it and "To Morfydd." f. • w waukee zoo is presided over by old abandoned henhouse of Mrs. next time. He has been at Transylvania j>> SUN* bd Patrick Kunnecke, proud mama who is showing Amon Washburn across the road. "I am enclosing a newspaper since 1951. and "the bride-elect, will her spindle-legged son how to The little skunks were about a earers. search for grass to nibble on. month old and were turned loose ln the woods. 25 CARS OF OATS ERNOON SEE LINOLEUM HEADQUARTERS Betty Ann West Will Furnish Sacks / AT 230 9x12 Ft. Wide, Cut any length [RYONE INVITED Becomes Bride of See Us Before You Sell! Harry Allen Smith 500 Patterns to Choose From I

Miss Betty Ann West ol Cal- vert City Route 2 and Harry All- MURRAY GRAIN CO. ien Smith were united in mar- THURMAN FURNITURE PHONE 840 — MURRAY, BY. mary Baptist! JACK FARMER and TIP TORAN riage at Mayfield on Wednesday, MURRAY, KY. June 8. frank Young, Pastor * Attending the couple were her mother and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Carson Baize, Mrs. Ross J. Langston. Melvlna Lee Baize and •ays he wouldn't Billy Galen West. kin* a trip without | Mr. Smith is a resident of pnt Policy, because of Clumbus, Oa. Mr. and Mrs. Tof auto traffic, and Smith are residing on Calvert jorts accidents. Docs City Route 2. have such Trip- REWARD—Mount Vernon, Ohio folk who grew beards and isurance for 3-day donned sunbonnets to mark town's 150th anniversary were Circuit Judge Henry Lovett [ two week vacation. nonor guests as Mayor Phillip Mauger sliced special giant cake and Mrs. Lovett were ln Mem- to this, and ai furnished by A & P food stores and bearing frosting replica of phis Saturday for the annual ^nce questions, con George Washington home ot "parental" Mount Vernon, Virginia. conference of the Methodist Holland Insurance Churches. Bton. Ky. Mr. and Mrs. Clint Feezor of Mrs. Rufus York of Route 1 hone 4531 G. A. Cope of Route 1 was in Route 2 were shoppers In Ben- town Friday on business. was a shopper ln town Friday. ton Friday afternoon.

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buick for the price of a smaller car, so fpor.e and more people are getting this bigger buy Delivered locally I for their money. They want the bigger package of sheer auto- mobile for the money that they get in Buick HIS is a Buick —a 2-door, 6-passenger — bigger in power thrill, in roomy comfort, IS COMING TSPECIAL Sedan. in riding steadiness, in structural solidity. It packs a walloping 188-hp V8 engine under They want the added prestige and pleasure TO CALVERT CITY the hood —is carried on a strapping 122-inch of owning Buick styling and size — and the ITH A FOTi added safety and sureness of Buick road- *r*' . U/M mht thOUS r^e buying group bought ijgjj wheelbase—rides with the luxury cushioning ,nd Jackets fwr" the of all-coil springing, the solid steadiness of a ability and handling ease. • , a pr.ce that will enobleyou»wl full-length torque-tube drive, the extra safety They want, too, the spectacular performance and silence of tubeless tires. ancrbetter gas mileage of Variable Pitch • weave rayons, cfoW^Sl ituring blouse, sureato • It's big and brawny and road-steady and Dynaflowf—yours at modeSt extra cost. ud.. as well as the alwo>2JJ' c 1 GAS Is Coming Your Way Soon roomy—each seat cushion measures over five And they certainly want the choice Buick Jackets are the mctSt^- | feet in width. offers of a car in every price range, with 'una 19th. J •\et this beauty—as the price we show here each one the buy in its field—the low-price GROUP 3 - •S Be Ready When Natural Gas is Turned On proves —delivers locally for just about the SPECIAL, the supremely-powered CENTURY, price of the well-known smaller cars —even the extra-roomy SUPER, and the custom- $6.97 IN? below some models of those same cars. built ROADMASTER. The cream of APPLIANCES AND INSTALLATION CAN BE Why don't you come in for a visit and see Buick Sales Are Soaring To New Best-Seller Highs 2 for the m»wy how much real automobile your money can for one jocket'andJJ» i That, for sure, is one Veason why Buick sales buy here? * x wo lockets. In""!** HAD RIGHT IN YOUR OWN HOME TOWN! go higher and higher and higher. More and v •ble scientific^, JJ*V tDynaflow Drive is standard on Roadmaster, optional as a^tra fost spot and crease-res^,* more people are finding that you can buy a on olbtr Series. will please the f£> you are anxious ton ^ WE ARA E READY TO DO THE JOB RIGHT! that is set asid« l^f* ,ackets ond you fl've Thrill af the year is Buick

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TAc Marshall Courier, Benton, Kentucky, June 16,1955 Mrs. David Madison of Benton Mrs. French Elrod and two INGROWN NAIL was a recent patient at the Ben- 111 A M children of Indianapolis, Ind., HURTING YOUT ACHING MUSCLES Ml 3 tlst Hospital In Paducah. Local News of Our Neighbors visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Immediate Italiovo pain* of IIrad, sore, ach,nB myt. H. B. Holland, In Benton several Mr. and Mrs. Artelle Hale and clot with STAN BACK, tabloti or powdom Left from Last Week Mrs. Jettie Wyatt of Paducah Relief I STAN BACK aota fait to bring eomfortina days during the past week. son of kollywood, Calif, spent A Um drop* of OUTGKO® bring bleaaod spent the past two weeks in tne rollof.. booauto tha 8TANBACK fprmula HP Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Bradd and last week in Benton with his OUTGRO toughens t •oombinot aavarai prescription typa in. O. E. Gilliam home in Benton to Lee Kurtz of Hardin was a nail, allow* the nail to bo cut and thus pre- grodionta for fast raliaf of pain. Mr. and Mrs. Claud Cornwell of parents, Mr. and Mrs. Artie vents further pain and dlacomfort. OUTGRO be with her brother In his last recent patient at the Riverside la avallabl* at all drug count era MSrlifallr^ Scale were in Benton Thursday r fill • j Illness. Hospital In Paducah. Hale. .Hi 4 • * 1 " mm afternoon for the Gilliam fu- InMraationaJ Unilona Mmffl, neral. They were former neigh- Mrs. Brooks Stratton and Mrs. if ill- Sunday School L«mom bors. J. L. Stratton of Calvert City BY DR. KENNETH J. FOREMAN were shoppers'in Benton Thurs- Mrs. Daniel E. Dover of Route Make Your Saturday Evenings HaekcroaBd Serlplsrot IX Chro&leltt day afternoon. 33: II Kloga 23. 4 visited in Detroit last week. MONEY TO LOAN Devotional Boadlnffi Psalm 122. Her husband is employed In De- Mr. and Mis. Russell McGreg- On Watches, Diamonds, shotguns, Pistols, Radios, Type- The Most Enjoyable of the Week troit. or of Route 2 were visitors in Benton Thursday afternoon of writers and valuables Mrs. James Hamlet and Miss 1Befor e Worship the past week. Martha Gayle Hamlet, Shirley Mrs. Govie Smith left Friday Be sure to look our stock over (MM ^eaaon for Jane 19, 1955 Darnell and Beverly Wood of Route 2 were among the county for her home in Detroit after before you buy. shoppers in Benton Thursday. spending several weeks in the At The DON'T leem to get much out Mrs. Hamlet brought Martha home of her daughter, Mrs. Pal 1 ol church." You can hear that Howard. complaint too often. Maybe you Gayle to Benton for medical aid. Mrs. W, W. Holland has been have mad* it yourielf. Let's leava C. E. Powell of the county was visiting her daughter, Mrs. SAVE 50% OR MORE the question of the sermon out ol a business visitor in Benton on George Marshall, in Wlckllffe, the picture. The sermon Isn't ali Thursday. Expert watch repairing ... Quick Service you go to church for. The object for some-time. Eldon English of Route 4 was of that meeting, a business visitor in Benton on guaranteed on Sunday morn- Thursday. He had been with his ing or whenever FALSE TEETH it ia, is to bring fatjyr, Frank English and his you closer to God. niece and nephew, Adell and That Loosen to make God real Bobby English. Need Not Embarrass RICKMAN S JEWELRY & to you, to send Mrs. Ben Humphrey and dau- Mnnv wearers of false teeth Have you back into ghter, /Linda of Gideon, Mo., suffered ^ "mbarntaament becau.c your every-day were guests last week of her life with a radi- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Rob- LOAN CO. five In f ear'of this happening to you_ ant heart and a „ erts in Benton. aWno^-a13ff555ES?»Si; 206 Broadway Paducah, Ky. mind at peace. Foreman Mr. and Mrs. Everett East of plates. Hold false teeth more nmly. Route 6 were visitors in Benton ao they tee 1 more comfortable. Does The object of your going to church Sot aour. Checks "plate odor" (den- la, in one word. Worship. Hymns, Thursday and were here for the ture breath). Get FAS TEETH at any prayers, offering, meditation, sen Gilliam funeral. drug counter. mon,—all of It ought to blend lnM at the GRAND PIANO one blessed experience of worship; that is to say, an experience lit which you and others with you HEADQUARTERS FOR . . . • Presenting your favorite melodies both old and new meet with God. Why doesn't thli always happen? Maybe the fault Bicycles, Cusbman Scooters, ^Iustang Matorcycles your dinner served in the glow of flickering candles la with the people, not with th« H'hlzzer Bike Motors minister alone. One good preachei can't make a good service all bj LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED AND REPAIRED In Paducah At himself. We Sergce What We Sell Enosuraging the Mi Jsltr HSURES In the Bible story of Joslah and his great Passover, there ard RASCHE'S CYCLE SHOP some valuable suggestions thai even after all these years and all 713 Kentucky Avenue Paducah, Ky. ALL 3 fi these changes can help us too. The Passover was the great festi- val of worship among the ancient Jews; it was observed every year. But tlje chronicler reports about DEPENDABLE PRESCRIPTION SERVICE this one of King Joslah's. that HELPING TO BUILD there had not been one like It TREAfi&ISl since the days of Samuel: or In LIST DRUG STORE MARSHALL COUNTY • CUMBER CCUNC. i I^UbMTwrSTATEl other words, it was the best Pass- over in about 400 years. What Paducah, Kentucky made this one so special? Thre<) • FINE PHOTO EQUIPMENT SINCE 1884 points stand out. One is that :WSUA¥£IT. er Solomon, Lo Josiah "encouraged the priests In • PERFUMES & TOILTR1ES their service." Put into modern Open 'Til Midnight Saturdays terms, that means the people encouraging the minister. You You Can Have Confidence In Our Prescriptions always see the minister at the door after Service, shaking h^nds with the people. Thej^may tell him they enjoyed the sermon; Since the Flood —1937 but how many who tell him that, Sim FABM INSURANT!. COj helped him , beforehand? How Itnet Phoifr 2492 many of them prayed for him, not while he was preaching but long before, when he was working on bis sermon? When a religious Wm. LEN chicken-farmer is taking his HOTEL poultry to market, he doesn't pray hat they wOl be good chickens. IN THE CENTER OF The time to pray for that is back THE THEATRE AND H. V. DUCKE vhen the eggs are hatching, when SHOPPING DISTRICT lops on every f they are In the baby chick stage, vhlle he is selecting the feed, and REALTOR so on. By the time the chickens are ready for market lfs a little FAMILY RATES Warity poll... late to be praying about it So the Children Under 14 FREEI time to begin praying for your minister and encouraging him is • 250 Rooms with Bath while his sermons are hatching, INSULATE INDUSTRIAL io to speak; before, not only after, • Rates from $3.50 Single the service. • Excellent Coffee Shop For Better Home Comfort "Ik/a OWENS-CORNINGS FIBERGLAS • Reasonable Prices "Prapirs Yourstlvis" Call or Write Today We read also that King Josiah • Air Conditioning NO DOWN PAYMENTS- 36 MONTHS TO PAY SITES,! i said to the Levltes, "Prepare • Fan in Every Room yourselves." The Protestant Chris- tian belief is that all believers are • Circulating Ice Water ' t.if'" priests. A service of worship, as NEWEST HOTEL Iff Home Improvement Co. we understand it, is not a kind Comfortable I of performance In which the min- uter up there behind the pulpit MEMPHIS Doyle Hutchinson, Owner m does it all while we just sit and Ruheroid Roofing and Siding MAIN omd MONROE Homes atch him. One reason why we get so little out of church is that PHONE 8-6441 405 West Broadway Mayfield. Ky. we put ao little into it If you had J an interview with the President •JTMMS. CONTJCT Pickens- ftI«r. FHA or GI of the United States, wouldn't you make some preparation for it? You don't just "drop in" to Loans see a man aa Important as that. \nd yet people will go to the No surgery needed bouse of God without the least '> reparation. They may be well to reduce swelling PROPERTY MANAGEMENT Iressed, but their minds are only NEW balf-dressed and their souls are nor* than half asleep. You have of painful piles! SARASOTA J right to come before God with In doctor's tests, amazing new a burdened heart; he welcomes Stainless Pazo instantly relieved Kentucky Lake Property plies' torture! Gave internal and TERRACE the heavy-laden. But you have no external relief — without surgery! right to expect much from a so- 6 medically-proved ingredients re- Hotel called worahip service which you lieve paln.ltchlng instantly! Reduce Lake Front Lots — Homes — Resorts — swelling. Promote healing. You sit. enter with a mind cluttered with walk in comfort! Only stainless pile Business Sites — Motor and Trailer Courts workaday botherations you won't remedy. Stainless Pazo® Supposi- let go. with a heart hardened by tories or Ointment at druggists. SARASOTA, ~ pride, with a spirit almost of Kate per penon, double occupancy, FLORIDA rleflance. as if you said to the April 15 thru December 31. 1955. 'Minister, I dare you to Interest for QUICK RELIEF of 5 •nel t Good Far* Wh "Prepare tor Your Brethren" HEADACHE l/owil%mk2mm Jticattonf »te Shirt: Josiah also told the Levltes to prepare for their brothers who listod: M ATLANTA Small or were coming to worship. True • V ° »c'-b«'ore-offered rate that makM this • "nasi * .$ 72.03 NEURALGIA BOSTON a not includes at no aatra cost — air-conditioned accommodations, both. _ 135.42 in DaJ " Orahlp in church is an Ease Pains of Headache in« «» Lido Beach, golfing on Bobby Jonas' 27-hol* coana. uaa of CHICAGO individual If - 122.02 affair, as each person Neuralgia . Neuritis with Jada Sw.mming Pool, shuffleboord courts, sightseeing loan, piannad NEW ORLEANS - 82.02 esent were sitting In a separate Quick Acting STANBACK entertainment and "get-ocquaintad" party. 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WNGO FILES APPLICATION TO OPERATE FM STATION Soil Conservation Notes Rev. H. M. Suthard, president of West Kentucky Broadcasting BY HERBERT ANDERSON Company Inc., has announced Waite Clark ( north ol Palma that application has been made on highway 68, seeded five acres to the Federal Communications of sericea lespedeza this spring. Commission for permission to Corn was grown in this field operate an FM station in May- Your Saturda last year. The seedbed was pre- field. /**T~TCU* DC FRANCE CYCLING CVENT TWO pared by discing. A good stand Rev. Suthard said that if per- VICTOfW OVER TOE 3.017 MILE ROUTE. was secured over most of the mission is granted WNGO-FM lost Enjoyable < j'fiE SPEED Of 21 i MILES PER HOUR. field. Mr. Clark plans to harvest will bring to listeners of this the sericea for hay next year. Little Miss Pam Harris has area sporting events and other public affairs that have not The Soil Conservation Service been visiting her grandmother heretofore been broadcast. helped C. P. Blakney, south of for the past two weeks. Palma;John Collie and O. L. Morgan, Falrdealing; W. E. Downing, near Breezeel School; and Roy Cox, near Bethel Church, stake farm ponds In the past three weeks. The ground remains too wet to dig these ponds. Olen Houser, south of Benton, completed the digging of his farm pond the first of the tjS month. The surface area of this Ffl? TU£fi£ pond will be about one and one- uitiTED fourth acres,. The darn, which HONOR HIS MAJESTY WITH GIFTS FROM HIS FAVORITE STORE! r BUSINESS. Impounds thiVwater is two hun- dred and thirty feet long with a maximum height of twelve feet. The depth of the water will be Thf Courier Classified Ads about seven feet Fifteen hun- dred cubic yards of earth were I moved in building the dam. Ralph Moore, east of Bethel ! Church, dug a small pond on i his farm week before last. This t the GRAND PIANO pond will hold a lot of stock

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•r nerved lp the glow of fli We wish to express our sin- cere thanks and appreciation for FARM the kindness shown us by our In Paducah At friends and nelhbors during the illness and at the time of the death of our dear mother and grandmother, Mrs. Lula Foust. We desire to thank Rev. J. J. Oough and the Rev. Cur- tis Warf fur the words of corft- famous fabrics! <98 our Bonaire give him jewelry milan straws in 195 fort expressed in the service, always welcome! the new shapes T; Dr. McClain for his efforts ami Archdale shirts I summer ties Filbeck-Cann Funeral Home for 1.59 eoch. Cool, air-conditioned Full, generous cot . . . topflight, His favorite narrow pointed and Wide choice of smart designs, Shorter brim, tapered crown — service, the donors of the ex- leno weaves, gay prints, linen- cool summer fabrics! Big color square end styles I Pastels I Deep patterns! Jumbo links! New short face flattering! And in the dark cellent food and the donors of textured cottons! Sizes S, M, I. choice! Sizes S, M, t, Xt. tones! All wool lining. tie clips wtih alligator grips! tones —new. very new! the lovely flowers. pivi 1M M Mi May the richest blessings of Cod abide with you all is the ryj tt bow yow STATE FARM Agent prayer of the family.

Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bryant and ier Solomon, Local Agent Mrs. W. Y. Hlter were called to Clarksvllle, Tenn., for the fu- Til Midnight Saturdays neral of Mrs. Hlter's nephew, Mr. Daniels, who pussed away in Florida. _

Wendell Gordon of Benton, a ON & M CALLUM recent graduate Murray State LTB FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES College, has been accepted for enrollment in the University of ^•rift Phone 2492 Benton, Ky. Tennessee Medical School at Memphis. our Archdale 095 tv-fold pocket our Archdale tl topgrain steer! satin-striped sport shirts handkerchiefs handkerchiefs J t.r | HICKOK belts handkerchiefs Famous-mill fabrics! Shadow New square-end fold shows off Fxtra-fine combed cotton lown, Non-tarnish buckle, carefully se- Snowy-white soft cotton *ith as- plaid sheers, open-air weaves, embroidered initial or motif. New with neat hemstitched edges. Also lected top-grain steer leathers. sorted white satin striped borders. stripes, prints! S, M. L, XL idea-he'll love it 1 gift box of (our, $1. Popular narrow width. 28-44. Neat hems. It's a buy! EALTOR ARCHDALE STRETCH*

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Mrs. Orlan Johnston of Route 1 was a shopper In town Friday. Perk Up Your Petticoats Mrs. Roy Shirley of Little Rock, Ark., attended the fu- neral and burial services of Mr. Arlie Gregory of Route 7 was Will Stratton In Benton Thurs- In town Friday on business. day afternoon and later visited Enos Darnell of Route 5 was with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. in town Friday on business. Roy Morgan in Benton.

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J. M. Edwards of Route 6 at- Mr. and Mrs. David E. Madi- tended the political speaking in son of Benton are tho parents of Benton last Saturday afternoon, a son born at the Riverside Hos- and renewed his Courier sub- pital in Paducah on Thursday, scription while here. June 9. Jack Fisher of Paducah was Mr. and Mrs. Lee Coursey of Mayfield ln Benton last Saturday to at- Calvert City Route 2 were visit- tend the Bert Combs speaking. ors in Benton last Saturday. Voiw"

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