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7 Yearly Tra flp RA I.King Library 10 l'iMr...diret 7 THE iodical 11( 00 NEWS Pei Vphersity 1:f Kentucky, ith Volume Thirty Fulton, Fulton County, I esin„,t..e. Kr. ar- Kentucky, Thursday, November 2, 1961

jottings DeMyer's Tax Relief Sparks Election; t, from J0 s Tripp 'Slate' Sees Rice-McCain,Moline With this issue of the News only six days remain the City Council but has beet before Fulton, Kentucky citizens go to the polls to de- soundly rebuked by such out. cide two major issues; spoken councilmen as Orian the selection of their city officials stead and Ward Johnson, who art Note Book} for the next four years and the decision on whether or seeking re-election. not the City of Fulton should acquire the electrical dis- While no "slates" seem to be de- 1 veloping in the DeMyer corner tribution system from Kentucky Utilities. it. The other day I came across a can very well be expected that Fulton citizens are voting Bill real human interest story and at for the first time to se- Rice, Bob McCain and Clar- the same time learned something lect four commissioners, a Mayor and a city judge under ence Moline will be embraced -as that I shall store in my warehouse the legal requirements of the city a—ticket" by the Tripp forces. In manager form of gov- addition to the three of memories. The human interest ernment. For the first candidates, story is about the Meacham family time, too, candidates running in friends of Nelson Tripp have ad- ded L. and my memory comes from a all of the races have set forth their platforms and many M. McBride to their full good deed young Jimmy Meacham are making concerted slate, although Mr. McBride has campaigns: Chief reason for the steadfastly did for me last summer. enthusiasm maintained that he is t" in the races is the intensity of the campaign an independent candidate. Leading the ticket Did you know that for the five for Mayor with Nelson Tripp seeking re-election and in the primary, popular Mr. McBride, years before Jimmy's death in an Gilbert DeMyer, a native-born Fultonian a feed company ex- and a long ecutive, would add automobile accident recently he time businessman, his opponent. strength to was the custodian of the American either slate. Legion's flag There are in Fairview Ceme- This week-end may see one of Gaining a considerable amount two candidates for tery? I didn't know Mayor—Nelson Tripp, it and I won- the most spirited campaigns ever of followers within the past few the present der how many of us mayor, and Gilbert DeMyer, did. Jimmy witnessed in a city election. weeks, Gilbert DeMyer has hit a local would go out there grocer and investments every morning Charges and counter charges are popular appeal with his avowal to represen- bright and early tative. and raise the flag expected to be hurled with many reduce the automobile tax from and each afternoon at dusk he voters taking the attitude that "it's ten dollars to five dollars and his City Judge H. H. Puree is seek- lowered the Representative Hoyt Barnett, stooping in flag and kept it in a front with Board. They are Charles Robert Bennett, Mr. Wyatt, time for a change." Where the statement in today's paper that ing re-election. He is opposed by safe place for CrOV. Bert Combs were outlining in the dust last the night. Jimmy Paul Wright, Board chairman, and Stanley Jones. axes will fall in these "changes" he would oppose a payroll tax, if Paul Lame, retired I. C. employee. was paid Saturday the new lights that the Airport Board Other the small sum of five members of the board not pictured are W. L. is a matter to be decided on elec- elected. Mayor Nelson Tripp has The seven candidates seeking dollars hopes to get soon from the State Civil Aeronautics a month for this task, but Holland, Garland Merryman and Les Giddinrs. (An- tion day. proposed the tax on occasions the four commissioner posts are Commission. Standing, left to right, with Lt. Gov- to I have an idea that Jimmy didn't other photo on Page 12 Ward Johnson. Orian Winstead, think ernor Wilson Wyatt are members of the Airport of the money at all. He en- M. L. McBride, Bill Rice, Clar- joyed the job, perhaps more than ence Moline, Frank Welch and we will know. District Women Meet New Fulton Airport Here Wednesday Bob McCain. Is Dedicated Charles Reams, another com- Shortly after Jimmy's death his South Fulton missioner candidate, withdrew father James went_ out and per- On Saturday; Dignitaries Attend from the race recently, because of formed the task and there's little Senior his health. comment I can Governor Who's make on what it Bert Combs dedicated both emphasized that expanded air The polls will open at 6 a. m. meant to James to perform that Fulton's new airport in a cere- and close at 5 p. m. transportation facilities are the duty. But do you know that the mony attended by several hundred Who Is Named key to Kentucky industrial flag responsibility is still in the people here late Saturday after- grow- th. Both praised the local Meacham family for now little noon. The local airport was one of city of- The South Fulton Seniors have Rotary Club To ficials, members nine-year old Kathy goes out each nine completed in the Common- of the airport selected the representatives for the board and citizens morning and afternoon for the wealth of Kentucky this year and who were in- annual Who's Who. Those selected Have Pancake strumental in getting same sentimental journey that dedicated Saturday. an airstrip will be featured in the 1962 an- Jimmy for Fulton. nual, "The Devilier." performed for so many The Governor and his party Breakfast Here years. Fact Seniors elected for is, Jimmy was just a flew in from Murray in a twin- Mayor Tripp presided at the the Who's little older Who honors are The than Kathy is right engine plane and were officailly brief ceremony of dedication. Rev. as follows: Best Full;Rotary Club will now when All-Around-Janie sponsor he assumed the duties. welcomed here by Mayor Nelson J. L. Leggett gave the invocation. Taylor, Leon a p cake breakfast at the The flag pole was erected by Faulkner; Wittiest-Carolyn Cun- K. U. office on Friday morning, the Tripp and members of the Fulton Phil Swift, state commissioner local American Legion post in Airport Board. ningham, Carl Lewis; Most Like- November 10. Tickets are $1.00 of aeronautics, spoke briefly and ly memory of the soldiers who gave Accompanying to Succeed-Maro-n William- and may be ,purchased from any the Governer commended the local airport board their lives for their country son, Ken Bowlin; Prettiest and Rotary Club member. dur- were Lt. Gov. Wilson Wyatt and and also Joe Trees, Children ing World War former state Most Handsorne-Olivia under 1(1 II. other dignitaries. representative, Rogers. may eat free. for his part in the Alan Ellis; Best Athletes Serving Gov. Combs and Lt. Gov. Wyatt, project. -Sarah will be from 6 to 9:30 And now for my cherished mem- Cathey, Ronnie Pope; Friendliest- a. on. There will be pancakes, sau- Beverly ory about Jimmy. You know he Parchman, Jerry McIn- sage, bacon, butter, coffee and was an ardent amateur radio ope- tyre; Most Feminine and Mascu- It was a gala day at the First Methodist Church in Fulton Wednesday milk. rator. He had a tremendous Wreck Leads To Arrest line-Samma Reed, Jerry Grissom; when nearly ts% 0 hundred women gathered here for the First District Money received from the break- Of Two Men Most meeting amount of radio equipment in his Courteous-Brenda Brock- of the Kentucky Federation of Women's Clubs. Pictured fast will be donated to the crip- well, etbove (left) shop and just loved to put on his Thomas Connell; Most De- with a group of State leaders is Mrs. Rupert llornsby pled adult hospital in Memphis. By Fulton Hickman, ear phones and visit with other Police Wanted By FBI pendable-Jenny Lou Hardy, Jim- of who was among the many area women in attendance. At the regular luncheon meet- My Sturgis: Others the photo "ham" operators all over the Neatest-Linda Rogers in are left to right Sirs. C. D. Morgan State Presi- ing of the Fulton Rotary C1,2, Two Lanny country. Jimmy's father told me men are being held in the federal jail at Jack- McIntyre; Best Sports- dent, Mrs. Hendon Wright. State (•bairman of Civil Defense and Mrs. Tuesday at the Park Terrace. ' Judy the other day that when I was son following their arrest by Fulton police, it was re- Gatewood, Wendell Wade: Ray Smith past district Governor. James White of the Full.: en route home from California vealed here today. The Most Talented-Virginia Alexander, mentary School was 'the last year by men were arrested at the request Bill Griffith. speaker. automobile, highway of Weakley She was introd.!' departments in several States were County Sheriff Harold Cooper following a Dr. Glynn Bushart and on the alert for my car to give recent accident on the Martin-Sharon highway. the city schools and Nat. me the sad news that my father Turkey cation Week which will Being Shoot had passed away. Mary Jo, Mary held at Jackson are John north at the time and sideswiped served next week. H. Carter, - Nelle Wright and Louise Kille- 36, and Norman J. Wal- the truck. No one was injured but Dr. C. H. Myers, new vete, lace, 25, both of San Antonio, To Lin, was brew and I had planned to go by considerable damage occurred. Be Sunday it guest of Ilarvo- Texas. A third Colorado Springs and visit with R. man was held Following the accident Carter well. Bob White was introduc, briefly but then The first Jaye( e sponsored Paul who was at the National Boy released as an continued on north until the car 110 innocent Turkey Shoot of the Scout Jamboree. hitch-hiker in the affair. blew a tire. The three then hitch- season will be held Sunday, November Sheriff Cooper said that the men hiked to Fulton. At Fulton Carter 5, at the Fulton Kitty League Ball 'Park. I had called home each night on are being held by the FBI present- and Wallace told the hitch-hiker, The shoot will start at 1 Child Killed the journey back and my last call ly on charges of violation of the a young man named Kirk, that he p. m. Prizes will be turkeys and was from Las Vegas, Nevada. We Dyer Act, transporting a stolen had better leave or he would "also coun- try ham. There will be had hoped to get to Colorado car across state lines. Sheriff be in trouble." Kirk was picked a $50 gift When Hit By certificate given by the Springs by the next evening, but Cooper said that the men are also up between Fulton and Hickman Jaycees. Regulation trap and steel we spent more time sight-seeing wanted by the Federal Secret but released after showing that he tar- gets will be used. Everyone Truck than we anticipated, so I was Service in Texas for forging and was innocent of any wrong-doing. invit- Tuesday not ed to participate. at the destination I uttering U. S. treasury Carter and Wallace had hoped to checks. got on the Services will be hyld at 2 p. be. Do you know that The arrests followed an accident evening bus for Cairo Jimmy and were Thursday at the Whitnel Fuller Meacham stayed up until recent when a 1959 Buick driven taken off by Fulton police. way $81 NEEDED Home chapel in Fulton, for Patiy past midnight one by Carter collided night in contact with a truck Investigation brought out that Only Carol Ballew. 6-year with driven $81 more is need to ach It was a fine day for wearing -old datighter other operators in that vast by Vernon Lee Buchanan, Wallace had been stealing those good looking Fall clothes too, at of Mr. and U. S. the 1961 Boy Scout Di ive goal of the District Mrs. Thomas (Bud V) land of the West to see if there Negro, of Union City, and owned governmnt checks meeting of the Women's Club. Here, left to right are Mrs. in San Antonio $2,000. aMil your contribution to Batley:, who was struck by wasn't some way they could help by Jones Furniture Company of and had Elvis Stahr, Sr. of Ilickman, Mrs. Warren Graham of Fulton, Mrs. C. bought the Buick from B. J. Pigue at the City National truck as she was crossing the find my path-way Union City. Carter G. Lowery of Murray and Mrs. Morgan, who seem to home. was driving (Continued on page Twelve) Bank. be admiring street to get on the that lovely bonnet Mrs. Lowery is wearing. school bus near Paducah Tuesday morning. Jimmy was awfully disappoint- The Rev. Oakley Woodside. ed that I pas- didn't know until last tor of the Cumberland week the Presbyter- wonderful thing he had ian Church, will done Candidate Dr. C. Myers, New Veterinarian, officiate. Burial for me and my Welch family. I Believes will City be in East Must Side Cemetery in think he must have known that I Martin. would be forever grateful, be- To Hold Open House Here Sunday Besides her parents, she leaves cause he was just that knid of a Adopt Budget her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. boy, getting Based Dr. Carlton Myers, veterinarian, pleasure on University, for doing Funds class of 1947. Available He first James C. Croft of Fulton, nice things of Jackson, Tenn., has taken over Mrs. for everybody he practiced in his hometown for two Roy Ballew of Martin, knew. the Zippy Cate building Tenn.; and Frank Welch, Ferry-Morse Seed Company foreman, mission and of the Willow Plunge on the and one-half years, then moved to her great-grandparents, Clinton Highway in Fulton, has Mr. and who is seeking the Board. Gifford, Ill., where he remained Mrs. Joe Croft of office of City Commissioner, believes completely remodeled Martin. I believe we must analyze our the place, for 10 years. in a strong City Manager form of Government, and opened for business as a new Many Witches On and be- community spending needs, ascer- Dr. Myers, 37, is a fisherman Veteriniarian lieves this position can best be filled by a trained indi- tain those items we are obligated Clinic on Wednes- and likes to hunt. DIRECTOR RETIRES this week. vidual not to pay for, then set up a firm day of Streets Halloween presently living in Fulton. He is a very friendly type per- Mrs Gus Bard, who has budget on which to run the City. He will hold open house at his been in son and already has made many charge of the music at the There were witches and spooks Mr. Welch, a young man of 34, statement follows: Through the State Department of new headquarters Sunday from 3 Cum- friends in our city. berland Presbyterian Church of every kind, large and small with a friendly personality, also Citizens of Fulton: Economic Development, a budget to 5 p. m., and everyone is invited for 36 years has tendered her resigna- on the streets of Fulton Hallo- believes, according to his state- Realizing the impossibility of expert will come into Fulton to to attend. tion and Mrs. Roy D. ween Night. ments to The News, that the City meeting each give free advice and assistance. Dr. Myers' Taylor has of you personally, I I family will move to Murray Homecoming been elected by They were knocking of Fulton must adopt a budget feel this the church board on doors, would like to take this means of service should be utilized Fulton sometime this month, just to succeed thick based on the funds available to her. Wednesday night or treating—all very po- un- introducing myself. the greatest extent possible. as soon as he is able to secure a at the church members of the choir lite. There was a large group der the present tax rate. I am employed by the Ferry- If, after analyzing our budget house here. On November 4th honored Mrs. Bard with a parading up and' down Lake Mr. Welch stated that he is Morse Seed Co. as foreman of the needs, it is found that the City dinner, He has a very attractive family, Murray "State College will cele- and she received several nice Street, soaping store windows, running for office completely in- Display Packing Department. I am can be adequately run on less gifts. his wife, Virginia, and their four brate its 29th Homecoming, Satur- but apparently there was dependent thirty-four married, money, then I am for a no of any other candidate years old, and tax reduc- children, Nora Margaret, James day, Nov. 4. damage done by pranksters. for any office, or group in the the father of three children. I am tion. However, prior commitments MAY BUILD Frank Jimmy", Virginia Nan, and Highlight of the annual event HOSPITAL City. a member of the Methodist would make it appear that our tax Carlton Jr. will be the Murray State-Middle A group MEMBERSHIP PROPOSED Mr. Welch served as Co-Chair- Church, an active member of the structure will have to stay the of more than one hun- Both Dr. and Mrs. Myers are Tennessee football game at 1:30 dred The Student Council of South man of the Ken-Tenn Fair this Fulton Jr. Chamber of Commerce same. I feel certain that the bud- men and women last week natives of Americus, Ga, p. m. Other features of the day voted Fulton High School has proposed year and is a member of the Meth- presently serving as a director, get can be drawn up so that we unanimous approval of a Dr. Myers practiced in Jackson, will be the Homecoming parade plan to that South Fulton gain admission odist Church. Mr. Welch owns his and was co-chairman of the re- can operate the City on the pres- erect a hospital in Martin. Tenn., for six months before mov- at 9:30 a. m.. a barbecue from 5- Included to the Southern Association of home on Court Drive. cent Ken-Tenn Fair. I'm a mem- ent taxes. No one really wants to in the group were city ing to Fulton recently. 6:30 p. m., and a dance at mk Secondary Schools. Commissioner candidate's of the (Continued 8:30 officials, businessmen, and civic The ber Fulton Planning Corn- on page ten) He is a graduate of Auburn p. m. and professional leaders. Page 3

4101, The delay the passage of the trains and T. R. It. of 300 negro slaves that all the sidings would be filled from their owners. The owners of by McFeatters I Everybody Pays STRICTLY BUSINESS with sidetracked trains. these slaves were to receive $30 a as- Confederate troops had to be month the slaves were examined Americans today are in an era of chiefs, department heads, and even withdrawn from the battlefront by physicians provided by the paternalism. Most of us fail to realize sistants and subordinates who are and sent to East Tennessee. The State Board of Public Works, building their Own little empires. Unionists were especially busy in medical care was provided while how dearly we are paying for the the Ne- taxes, engage Hamilton, Meigs, Rhea and Knox the slaves wore at work, doubtful privilege of paternalism. They collect Federal counties. Unionist sympathy ex- groes were to be fed good food, Paternalism was originally begun by additional lawyers to interpret Fed- tended to the north-eastern part they were to be fed and properly eral directives, hire more clerks to of Tennessee, where in the section clothed, and the owner was to be local political bosses on precinct and where Virginia, North Carolina, indemnified in case of accidental Young political keep up with the paper work, and and Tennessee met there were This was at a time when municipal levels to keep death. ed on h machines and supplies. thought to be two or three thous- soldiers in each army were intact and to recruit new sup- purchase more the day afte: fences and "armed and partially organ- month, with few gua- We foot the bill. paid $12 a home oi porters. ized" to cut the their safety, or even Unionists ready rantees as to Allen A, became a vital Virginia and Tennessee rail- quality of their food and Paternalism gradually Too many of us have forgotten to the Virginia road. a situation which national patters, until today it is dif- shelter. It was in Hill‘ that America achieved her greatness One of the things which had' lead to a feeling of tran- did not from bur ficult to name a single phase of our aspira- caused this unionist feeling in of any soldier, through the work, courage, that quility in the mind ago. which is not affected by the Fed- section was the hiring, by the Va. North or South. lives tions and attainments of her citizens. Mark's eral Government. Instead of having TOo many of us have forgotten the 111111111101.11111.1111111111111911F Abilene, the kind of government which Abra- time when the individual was unfet- Sunday beautiful ham Lincoln favored, one that would tered by federal directives, gifts and About Town With unable freshmer do only what the people were supports. The fl to d'o for themselves, we have a gov- cently ei country ()THE Jewell]] ernment that wants to do everything Patriots recall that this in Abile won its freedom through the dedicat- IIIIIMAIM11111111101MHZINM111110111111Pnal11181111101111=10111PAtIMIIIIIMINIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIMMIIIIMM111111111111111111111110111111111111.. the Dallr for us and have us pay the bill. on disph of men willing to give their "Big John" Bland, I. C. em- Mr. and Mrs. I efforts We are puppets today with the ed Lonnie Smith of four day, lives for freedom's sake. Patriots are ployee, got quite a bit of attention Clinton, Ky. Federal Government pulling the recently, when a Memphis radio 1 It is n not opposing progress in stressing elephant, strings. Instead of having strong state she's the difference between a profit and a station sponsored a "Big John" We received a "Actually letter from Mrs. ious colai that the spirit of individual enterprise kw around bevel" contest publicizing a new hit song Mayme Stovall, a governments and a limited Federal former Fulton- ery. But but they do real- by that name. Fulton's "Big John" fan, this past week and Government, we have weak states needs to be revived, she said of the di: was called by local people, as well that her granddaughter, Bonnie ize that government policies must be reSidents of Jackson, etc., This a: begging handouts from a strong cen- as by Helms, also formerly ot this city, and self-re- to .know how tall he was, how at one ei We contribute heav- directed toward self-help is now enrolled at Henderson tral government. and his mea- table one liance. If freedom is to be saved in much he weighed State Teachers College in Arka- ily in taxes, but we get back less than Turning Back The Clock-- surements. other. TI Patriots must work together delphia, Ark. She is really enjoy- white cli we pay. And with each- passing day, America, "Big John" recently moved to FROM THE FILES.— ing her studies and being in col- had red zealously and uncreasingly for con- South Fulton from Jackson. He is we become more dependent upon the lege. sticks of six foot, seven inches tall. I have tinued individual liberties. candy. Federal Government. forgotten 14,pw much he weighs. We are loaded down with bureau —Life Lines October 31 1941 met in special session Monday There's going to be a big re- Mr. Au night at the high school building He came close-to winning the union out near Los Angeles, Calif., everythir • L. T. Bugg commander of the to discuss the sale of bonds, contest, too. The "Big John" who of all Hickman Counties living rangemer local American Legion Post an- amounting to $65,000, to the won was only an inch taller than in the area, according to a letter A grou -nounced thsi week that Dr. James Bankers Bond Company and the he. received from Martha Cole, form- tended h Don't Forget To VOTE Next Tuesday! H. Richmond president of Mur- Stein Brothers and Boyce of Lou- er Fulton girl. She received the in- ray State Teachers College will isville. The annual reunion of veterans formation from her mother, Mrs. The Ri Next Tuesday is election day in candidates on the ticket, and a deci- come to Fulton on Armistice Day, of Company D, 309th Supply Train, Carl Berry of Clinton, and was club oper municipal elec- Nov. 11, to deliver a patriotic ad- The 3-months-old son of Mr. 8th Division of World War I was planning to go to see who all was Kentucky, and although the Fulton sion for or against a day, Oct( tric distribution system in Fulton. dress at the Science Hall at 11 and Mrs. Givens of Paducah was held at the Park Terrace Restau- present. with the 1 County ballot—with no candidates a. m. injured in an automobile accident rant Sunday at noon. There were reading t A free vote is your privilege in having opponents—is a mere voting Sunday morning and died about ten veterans and their wives pres- Heard from my sister, Sue, who The pa these United States; not too many Louie Waweirnia, soldier of two hours later in the Fulton Hos- ent. The other half of the group has returned to work after an and the r formality, such is not the case in the died in the Ful- of too many countries around Mulliken, Mich., pital. The accident occurred on held their reunion up in Ohio. operation. Sue- said that everyone was disci citizens ton hospital early Wednesday highway south of city of Fulton. this privilege. Go the Union City Those attending here were: Mr. was trying to look after her, in After tl the world can equal morning, shortly after an automo- Fulton, when a tire blew out and and Mrs. L. R. Herndon of Padu- fact she said, "There's just overand There are four important choices to the polls and VOTE your hand in bile accident, in which he receiv- the car overturned. cah, Mr. and Mrs. Charles V. Her- too many Chiefs for one Indian."- licious po EVERY VOTER IN THE CITY running your government. ed fatal injuries. The accident oc- The City of South Fulton will ron of Evansville, Ind., J. J. Keel- joyed. that curred a few miles out of ..1.on for city officials hold its election ing of Boaz, Ky., Mr. and Mrs. Have you seen any of the beau- The at OF FULTON should indicate his or Go to the polls next Tuesday and on the Mayfield highway. Tuesday, Dec. 2. on Noah D. King and Mrs. W. W. tiful and unusual autumn floral the major her preference for on next Tuesday: a VOTE. Your vote is as important as Lasher of Jackson, Tenn., Mr. and arrangements made by Charles ing many Work on preparing class ro, Mrs. Paul Wade an- police judge, a choice of anyone else's in town. And it counts Mr. and Mrs. Dick Montgomrey of Clinton, Dixon? They are something to though it mayor, a city in the Science Hall and the high birth of a son born nounce the Ky., Mr. and Mrs. Irl Fisher of see! He has made them out of looked lik four commissioners out of the seven just as much school building to take care of the the Fulton Thursday, Oct. 23, in Couch, Mo., Leroy Berry of Ar- pumpkins, gourds, shells, etc. the many grade school pupils of West Ful- Hospital. lington, Ky., Mr. and Mrs. Frank from sinr ton is progressing as rapidly as R. Coe of Ostrouder, Ohio, Wil- house. Ti SERMONETTE OF THE WEEK possible, and Supt. J. 0. Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Laird an- liam King of Bardwell, Ky., and VOTE "YES" NOVEMBER 7 from tin : stated this week that officials nounce the birth of a daughter, spools anc hoped to be able to move the class born Wednesday afternoon, Oct. mminuminummenammonsionsommussommir rations m rooms this Nucek. In that event, 29, in the Haws Clinic. Not forsaking the assembling of our- and many What Religion Really Means students would leave school on selves together, as the manner of some suggestion Friday and return to the new Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jonakin is; But exhorting one another: And so By John McNassar through Jesus Christ. rooms on Monday. announce the birth of a son, born Much the more, as ye see the day ap- on Thursday night, Oct. 23, in the proaching. Hebrews 10, 25. PFS Staff Writer The first Person in the Trinity is The Fulton Board of Education Fulton Hospital. the Creator of all SUNDAY SCHOOL — 10: A. M. When young people get married, God the Father, CHURCH SERVICES — 11: A. M. many things go into making up the things from the majestic universe to EVENING SERVICE — 7: P. M. marriage. The couple want to raise a the happy laughter of a child. God 100 Years Ago This Week C. E. WORLEY, PASTOR the Son is our Redeemer—Jesus A., Historical review et TH31 CIVIL WAIL DAT-DT-DAT family. They share common interests (Material Is from publication of exactly an. hundred .an. are; *MEW al Christ. He became man to let us werdIng from references la the Library sif Common Washington. Reporting THE MST ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH and plan to work together to make a la the vapors eras email, very ono-sigolli we soot to bo fair in rovorsgo and pree.ryn • national 103 successful and happy marriage. Life share in the life and love of God. The balsas. . • . SD). TAYLOR STREET SO.FULTON, TENN. is an adventure and the young couple Holy Spirit is the third person in God. PlY WILLIAM H. NallE71111.7 wants to face it hand in hand, with Jesus sent Him to help us and guide Third week in October, 1861 far different from that of the lat- ter years of the Civil War. Spra- us and to be closer to us than the beat block- enthusiasm and high hopes. But these By the fall of 1861, the gue had been captured in West heart. Religion is loving govern- b HURRY.. things are not the reasons for getting of our own ade set up by the Federal Virginia, and had been parolled to married; they are the results of it. this God and sharing His life. We can ment had just begun to be felt by travel to Richmond where he do this because God has the South. Many students of the could enter the military prison. The two people love each other—that only dare to Civil War have criticized Lincoln Sprague traveled through the been so good to us and favored us so for the way the blockade was is the reason for getting married, that Virginia mountains by stage coach, handled. From the beginning, the highly. spent one night in Staunton, and is the foundation which underlies all North had insisted that the trouble by easy stages reached Richmond that is to come. between the North and the South God, then, is a friend and we love where he "reported himself to the was a "rebellion." If so, said the Him. Just as the love in a family is prison and was locked in a room Our religious life is much like critics, the United States Presi- with about 0 or 50 other officers." our married life. Religion is not mere- strengthened and protected by certain dent should have merely "closed" rules, so our love for God is made the Southern ports. Instead, he The prison was an old tobacco ly a set of commandments or laws. warehouse, and the strong and secure by certain rules. had declared a blockade, and even room in which These things do not explain the why the Union Secretary of the Navy Sprague was kept was about ". . . of religion. Religious life is something These rules are the personal instruc- said that a "blockade" was a re- 40 by a hundred feet." Sprague tions He has given us about how to cognition that the Aouth was a told his home folks that he and all -ouch deeper than merely living ac- prisoners were fed plentifully on live our lives and how to treat the separate nation. ..„, cording to certain rules. Religion If the North had recognized this meat, bread, coffee, and sugar. "I means personal love of God. people around us. right ... the rightIll a belligerent had no bed," he wrote," but was nation . . . in the- South's fight, able to find a small fifer from We love God because he is a per- We can see that God's laws come that recognition had not extended Maine who had thg run of the place. For $2.50 he brought me a sonal God. And here we come face to from love. To see them in any other to the recognition of the Southern light is to miss the point entirely and naval officers who manned pri- cot, and he brought me a white face with the staggering truth which vateers on the high seas. From the blanket for $2.00." Jesus taught us—that there are three to live a life of drudgery, not of hap- beginning the North had treated He said that the officers collect- New persons in one God. The Trinity is the py service for God. Some people keep such captured sailors as "pirates" ed a fee of fifty cents a week from the rules but miss the main point of and had confined them, not in each prisoner and bought potatoes, basic Christian truth. Our minds can- military prisons, but in common tomatoes, and other necessary Telephone Directory not understand this great truth, yet the game. God's laws lead to God's jails. vegetables for the common meal. love. We Northern newspapers of However, he said that there was we believe it on God's word. God told keep His laws so we can Octo- Closes Soon love Him better. ber, 1861, published a letter from no way of buying a cup, pan, us this great truth about Himself a Capt. J. W. Sprague, writing spoon, or anything else, but he But how can we love God? Jesus from Libby prison in Richmond, to borrowed from the other officers. THE FULTON COUNTY NEWS his family back in Ohio. Capt. Sprague further added that the Last Call for: told us the answer to this question Sprague said: common soldiers in the military "Recently there had Additional Ii PAUL and JOHANNA M. WESTPHELING Himself. Someone once asked Him, been U. S. Naval officers in the prison were "fed exactly as the Changed Listings Listingi Confederates Editors and Publishers "Master, which is the great command- military prison, but the captors fed their own men." Ads in the Yellow Pages had removed them to the common However they were unable to add ment in the Law?" Jesus said to him, jail the vegetables to Voted "Best All Around" in class In Kentucky because in the North the cap- their fare. Don't Wait! Call our Business Office right away In 1954 Kentucky Press Association judging "Thou shalt love the Lord thy God tured privateer officers were not News from Tennessee. that Oc- to notify us of changed listings in the Telephone also Second caws in 19541 and Honorable Mention In recognized as prisoners of war, tober, was of bridge I955 with thy whole heart, and with thy burners on the Directory. Remember, additional listings for mem- but were treated as common crim- whole soul, and with thy whole Virginia & Tennessee railroad. bers of your family or firm may be included for Successor of various weekly papers in Ful- mind. inals." Many bridges had been damaged ton, the first of which was founded in 1880. This is the greatest and the first com- To the credit of the Confeder- on the line from Bristol south to only a small extra cost! acy, Capt. Sprague added: "I be- address ell mall (subscriptions. change of address. mandment. And the second is like it, Chattanooga. Even in and around Mr. Businessman: Yellow Pages is the best way Forms 3579 to Post Offt, Dos WS ninon. Kentucky lieve this government (the Con- Chattanooga itself there were Thou shalt love thy neighbor as thy- federacy) is to tell people how to find you. Call the Telephone Published Every Thursday of The rear treating prisoners many bands of Unionists who self." precisely as our government is were trying to destroy the all-im- Business Office without de- A member of the Kentucky Press Amsocistfon treatnig ours." portant railroad. lay so that your products This is the answer to how we There was set up, then, the The road through .04,4.c‘oh6tr4 Second - elass portage paid at Fulton, Ken can Tennessee or services may be repre- policy of which no one, North made it tacky and at additional malting offices. love God. And this is the answer to or possible for the soldiers to sented in the nation's most South, was eller proud, the angry be shifted east and what religion really means. west almost • ,..Look First buying Subscription Rates: 83.00 per year in Fulton and even criminal method of at will. Even with the slow wood- used guide — Yet. PLIckinsn, Graves Counties, Ky., and treating prisoners. in the low Pages. Obion and burning trains of the time, the Yellow Fog Weakley Counties Tenn. Elsewhere through- In 1840, Capt. Sprague's letter is of in- time between Richmond and New out the United States 4.00 per year. Louisville became the terest in that it tells of the treat- Orleans was only 72 hours. How- first in the American West to acquire ment of prisoners before this bit- ever, a single bridge destroyed, or Southern San g Thursday, November 2, 1981 gas lights. terness developed, for his story is a landslide on the track, could so a Page 3 The Fulton News, Thursday, Nov. 2, 1961 mony, the young couple lefteon as Brenda Gunter Paschall Becomes unannounced wedding trip. The, are now at home on Fulton, Routa The News reports your - - - - Bride Of Charles Henry 1. slaves Jones The groom is employed at the ers of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Gunter of Cayce. Brown Shoe Factory in Union $30 a Clinton, Route 1, announce the City. mined For her daughter's wedding, marriage of their daughter, Bren- the Mrs. Gunter wore a blue printed V da, to Charles Henry Jones, son Vorks, Diary Doin's silk frock, with blue hat and of FATHER-SON BANQUET of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Austin Jones black accessories while of Cayce. with a white e Ne- carnations corsage. The South Fulton Father-Son food, (Items gathered along Fulton's merryway The lovely wedding ceremony Mrs. Jones, mother of the Football Banquet will be held 3perly for your pleasure and your scrapbook) was performed at the First Bap- groom, was attired in navy, black Friday night, November 10 at to be tist Church in Clinton. The Rev. accessories, and a white carnations Reelfoot Lake. Tickets are $2.00 dental John Redden, pastor, officiated at corsage. each. The menu consists of chick- Young Mark Austin was honor- when Mrs. Virginia Stokes, graduate the impressive double-ring cere- Immeclately following the eery- en, fish, and ham. ed his seventh birthday Mon- School were on of the Parsons of Design mony. The wedding was attended day afternoon with a party at the New York, will be the guest r gua- by relatives and close friends. home of his grandmother, Mrs. speaker at the open meeting of tfra r even For the Allen Austin. His mother, Mrs. Woman's Club Friday afternoon occasion the church was d and decorated Virginia Austin, is still a patient at 2. in tall baskets of white which carnations and greenery. The AUCTION SALE in Hillview Hospital, suffering The program will be presented tran- vows were exchanged before from burns received several weeks by the Garden Department a oldier, and the beautiful floral arch. Saturday, November 4, 1961 at 1:00 P. M. ago. topic will be "Paintings and How Mark's father, John Austin of to Hang. Them". WELCOME NEWCOMERS: Arriving in Fulton this month to make Miss. Edwinta Bugg, organist, small their home young cousin at the home of Abilene, Texas, arrived in Fulton Paintings by some members of is the attractive family of Br. and Mrs Carlton Myers, of the bride, pre- pictured above Sunday and brought with him a the club will be on exhibition with their four children,.„4Nora Margaret (in her dad's sented a program of nuptial arms), James Frank beautiful decoration for the re- during the meeting. "Jimmy", Virginia Nan, and Carlton Jr. Dr. music. She was dressed in white, Myers a veterinarian, Mrs. Dorothy Brooks freshment table. and his family conw to Fulton from Jackson. with a pink carnations corsage. The floral decoration was re- A large crowd attended the Hal- The bride, an attractive blond, 305 Oak Street, South Fulton, Tenn. District Governor cently entered in a flower show loween party for the young folks of Murray, pre- was attired in a lovely brocaded siding. Mrs. appliances. in Abilene and was pictured in at the Country Club Sunday af- C. B. Morgan, state Local Students At white faille frock, with matching All household furnishings and kitchen president, of Leitchfield, =El the Dallas newspaper. It was also ternoon. There were witches, gob- Ky., was accessories, with a white carna- For additional information call Bill Gray 435-R on display at a bank there for lins, spooks, beatniks, pirates and the principal speaker. Lambuth College nith of tions corsage. four days. all kinds of costumed creatures Lunch was served at noon to the group. Lambuth College Her matron of honor, Carolyn It is made up of a large pink present. at Jackson has Dorothy Brooks, Owner announced that its new freshman Robey of Clinton, wore an orange, Mrs. elephant, colorful clowns, and var- The club rooms were gaily deco- n Mrs. Patricia Ann Everett of Fulton class is the largest in the school's brocaded faille dress, with white ious colored carnations and green- rated for the occasion with pump- Auctioneer County is among the 4,792 stu- history. accessories and corsage. Bill Gray, ery. Bubbles rise from the back kins, autumn leaves and corn- se said dents enrolled at Western Ken- The college has - enrolled 234 Best man was Harold Harris of the display. stalks and the arrival of the of Bonnie tucky State College for the 1961- first year students, according to This arrangements was' placed youngsters in all kinds of gay cos- is city, 62 fall semester which opened Mrs. James Witherspoon, regis- at one end of the refreshment tumes caused much merriment on iderson September 15. trar. table and a birthday cake at the among, those attending. Arka- The college, which is a Metho- other. The table was draped in a Linda Allen for the second Saturday Is Your enjoy- Pat Dowdy, son of Mr. and Mrs. dist institution, has also enrolled white cloth and at each corner straight year won the prize for in col- Gene Dowdy of Rt. 5, Fulton, Ken- its largest student body. More had red velvet bows centered with the best girl's costume and Gail tucky is presently enrolled in than 600 students are studying at sticks of red and white striped Bushart won for Lub- the best boy's bock Christian the four year college. candy. costume. College, Lubbock, Texas. The college offers bachelor of Register. U.. 3ig re- Last Chance To Mr. Austin, a Texas florist, made Mrs. G. F. Bushart was the Pat graduated from South Ful- arts and bachelor of science de- Calif., everything about the floral ar- chairman in charge of arrange- ton High School grees and pre-professional living rangements except the clowns. ments. in the spring of courses 1960. LCC, in many fields such letter A group of Mark's friends at- a Chrisian liberal arts as science, For This Handsome Reclining Chair junior college supported by mem- engineering and medicine. , form- tended his party. A large crowd also enjoyed the bers of the Churches of Christ, is Members of the 1961-62 fresh- the in- annual Halloween Dance at Nothing to buy: just come in NOW and register, the in its fifth year of men class include: Peggy Ann r. Mrs. The Rush Creek Homemakers Country operation with Club Saturday night. a present Counce, South Fulton, look around, and enjoy the opening of our build- nd was club opened their meeting Tues- student body of 450. and Sherel Prizes for the best costumes Olive, Fulton. ing with us! all was day, October 24, at 10:30 a. m. were awarded to Mr. and Mrs. Bill with the hostess, Mrs. John Watts, Homra for the best couple; Mrs. Nell Hardy WMU Has FREE TO EVERYBODY: Amazing Kimes "Fish- reading the 12th Psalm. Charles Browder, best lady's cos- Cheerleaders Attend le, who The possibility of a bookmobile tume; and Dr. Virgil Barker for Dial" free to revery visitor this weekend. fter an and the need for fall-out shelter the best man's costume. Regular Meeting U. T. M. B. Clinic very one was discussed. The Ken-Tenn Trio furnished The Cheerleader Clinic Special! —7 • ,-. After the business meeting was The Nell Hardy W. M. U. of the at Mar- her, in the music for dancing. - tin, Tennessee, was INSULATED / / Crutchfield Baptist Church a real experi- SOX a just overand songs were sung, a de- met ence for October 19 for the Fulton nigh Cheer- Indian?' licious pot-luck luncheon was en- Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Lawson its regular meet- Reg. 95c Pair ing with leaders. They learned several new joyed. were hosts to a family an attendance of 11 mem- gathering cheers and received pointers on The afternoon was spent with here Sunday. bers and five visitors. The pro- 2 PAIR $1.00 e beau- how to improve their squad artatia4--.71t- gram was opened with the form floral the major project leaders display- singing the instructor, Rubber back: non-skid of the W. M. U. song Merril' Tyler, who Charles ing many colorful decorations. Al- The Forty-Eighth Annual Dis- for the year, is head "Jesus Shall Reign cheerleader at the Uni- DOG RUGS hing to though it was a nice fall day, it trict Meeting of the First District Where'er the versity Sun". of Oklahoma. out of looked like Christmas after seeing Kentucky Federation of Women's When Size 24 x 36 inches The the cheerleaders arrived the many Christmas things made Clubs was held in Fulton program was then turned GUNS. .t.c. at the at 8:30, - they registered, and at • AUTHORIZED from simple things around the First over to the program chairman, 50c EACH Methodist Church here Wed- 9:30 were gathered in house. Mrs. Lloyd Henderson. The the gym 'BROWNING There were trees made nesday, wiht the Fulton Woman's theme where they were for this month was: welcomed by Reg. $3.95 Dazey DEALER lER 7 from tin funnels, sweetgum balls, Club as host. That Thy Way Dean Paul May Be Known". Meek of IT. T. M. B. Magnetic Opener spools and pine cones, door deco- The meeting was an all-day ses- Those on the He 11111111111111111V program introduced Miss Betty Giles, rations made from coat hangers sion, convening were: Mrs. Ira Sadler, For bottles at 9 a. m. for cof- head of the Department of Phy- our- and many more good ideas Mrs. J. C. Jackson, Mrs. C. A. CLEARANCE! and fee. The meeting got underway at sical Education, and she USED GUN some Sadler and Mrs. Lewis Patrick. introduc- suggestions were given. 10 a. m., with Mrs. C. C. Lowry, ed the instructor. ONLY 75c id so Mrs. Cloys Johnson, president, Sweet 16 Browning with poly choke $75.95 At 9:45, Mr. Tyler ap- presided over a short taught cheer- BOY'S INSULATED business leading techniques. 12-gauge (light) Browning, ventilated ribs $115.00 meeting. The meeting was closed UNDERWEAR SET $9.95 At 11:30, he different cheer Standard Browning 12-gauge $65.00 with prayer by Mrs. Cloys John- - leading squads gave their demon- son. Refreshments were then ser- Thermo Underwear Remington 20-gauge pump . $69.00 stration of yells. Mr. Tyler gave IL ved by the hostesses, Mrs. Lewis Special Wingmaster $74.00 *. the cheerleaders suggestions 1-2 price on pants Remington 12-gauge pump IL Patrick and Mrs. J. C. Jackson. on how they could improve their or shirts. Reg. $2. Val. $1.00 20-Gauge Mossburg $25.00 yells. RI Reg. $19.00 22 Single shot rifle $9.00 At 1200, the clinic Complete Line broke for ICH lunch. Immediately after lunch HUNTING SUIT NN. fieariUtq Aid Batteries there was a continuation of cheers (Coat and pants) PS: Don't forget the Turkey Shoot given by the cheerleaders. Pot all makes of hearing Sunday at the Fulton Ball Park! VENETIAN aids! After the demonstrations, Visit our Hearing Aid there Special at $14.95 Depart- was another ment at your first opportunity. class in cheerleading techniques. Later, there BLINDS! CITY DRUG CO. was a mass teaching LEADER ATHLETIC & SPORTING GOODS CO. of ourstanding yell routines. This 08 Lake Street Phone 7,, was followed by a • summary of the LAKE STREET FULTON, KY. HURRY! day at 3:30. your choice $2.99 'HYLAND IS OPEN REGARDLESS OF WIDTH VALUES TO $15.95 * Give all your windows the luxury of venetian 1110I)[ARLY ! blinds, at this fantastically low price. These ore 11, 0 •••i• * %. " first quality blinds . . . all are white, all ore matching, all steel construction and baked-on enamel finish. Measure your windows, check chart for the sizes you need. There's a size for most windows, but they'll sell fast . . . so come a'running. Th• early shopper gets the best selection.

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People journeyed from North and pression of Fulton High was that Every school year brings new plans to major in psychology in South to drink its waters, con- To Ft. Campbell During October students to Fulton High it was small, but he has met many sidered health-giving. and this college and then join the Women's The merchant red ink seldom year is no exception. New students students and says, "I like small Sixteen Army Reserve and Na- Battalion—Company E, a supply Air Corps. views, who advertises in The have come from schools as far schools best". Jim likes science tional Guaqd units from 12 states depot, and Company B. forward Rita White is News. VOTE "RIGHT'' NOVEMBER 7 away as California and Oregon. a freshman from and math and plans to major in are arriving at Fort Campbell dur- support—will come from St. Louis, Newark, New Jersey. She has at- those fields in college. He is a ing October to train in the cur- Mo. Kay Cude, a sophomore here tended three schools. The last one junior. rent national defense buildup. General automotive support will at FHS was born was Broadway Junior High. in Dixon, Ten- Eng- R. Paul Westpheling is a fresh- A variety of army career fields be the job of reservists with the neasee, but has spent her most of her lish is favorite subject. Her man at Fulton High. He has at- Greenfield Monument Works is included in the local assign- 480th Ordnance Company, Cincin- life traveling. hobbies are talking. Bend Junior High dancing and tended the Sacred Hart school in In Operation 61 Years ments—signal, medical, transpor- nati, Ohio, and guardsmen with in Bend Oregon, is In summer she just one of the the enjoys going Hickman for the last few years. tation, ordnance, armor, artillery, the 415th Ordnance Company 57 different swimming schools in 41 states and in the fall she en- He thinks the students are very and engineer units. Camp Beauregard, La, she has attended. joys football games. For recrea- friendly and school is "won- • Large Display From Chicago Ill., come reserves The 223rd Ordnance Company, the • Her longest tion she likes to bowl and skate. favorite subject of the 171st Medical Detachment, a reserve ordnance park, comes stay in any state derful". His is • Well Lighted At Night • has been six algebra and his hobby is studying specializing in plastic surgery; from Fremont, Ohio. months. Kay prefers Linda Cude is a freshman from aerkii the smaller electronics and chemistry, in • Open Sunday Afternoons • and Headquarters Detachment of Contributing mobility are the schools "because you Bend, Oregon. The last school she meet and know major col- BREE the 345th Medical Battalion; from 253rd Transportation Company, so many nice peo- attended was Bend High School. which he plans to in ple". Her hobby is art and She has been in 51 schools. Alge- lege. nearby Gary, Ind., comes the Orange, N. J., a guard unit, and after FULTON G'FIELD: a U.-week course in bra is her favorite subject. She Ronnie Lee Cooley comes to J. B. MANESS & SONS 446th Medical Detachment; and the 424th Transportation Com- psychology, CALL 124 AD 5-2293 she now includes the FHS from Clinton. He expresses I hay from Fort Thomas, Ky., comes the pany, from Johnstown, Pa. analysis of enjoys dancing and going to foot- Greenfield, Tenn. personalities sired q 394th Medical Detachment, Guardsmen are due from the as a hobby. Kay brill and baseball games. For his opinion of Fulton High by dental cows ar prostheticians. 2nd Medium Tank Battalion 20th portant Two National Guard Armor, Augusta, Me., and the 2nd elements out. Mc round out the Howitzer Battalion, 111th Field medics—the 116th accepth Surgical Hospital, a 60-bed Artillery, Richmond, Va. mobile heifers Unit from New Birmingham, Ala., reservists of Castle, Dela., and rather the 131st Medical Company the 926th Engineer Battalion of ceptioni Xenia, Ohio, which prepares complete the list. pati- comes ents for evacuation from combat zone to fielci hospital. • Guardsmen of the 204th Signal Conservation Themes Due On November 22 S( State Civil The time has come again for the annual conservation theme con- Defense Out test and this year's prizes will in- sizes I terest everyone. gol:::INI-1111TIIIAT A $100 U. S. Savings Bond will COME ONE! I gni% WORTH OF FREE GROCERIES Of Booklets be given to the first-place winner, PR a $75 bond to the runner-up, and Kentucky Adjutant General Ar- $50 bond to the third-place win- COME ALL! ;Lir JIM TO BE GIVEN AWAY! thur Y. Lloyd, director of the ner. A $25 U. S. Savings Bond will State's civil defense organization, be awarded the first place winner has reported that State civil de- in each of the 121 Soil Conserva- fense headquarters is temporarily tion Districts. A total of $3,250 AT YOUR LOCAL BIG VALU STORE out of booklets. in prizes will be given to Ken- "After President Kennedy's re- tucky students alone. cent TV address to the nation in Mrs. Charles Burrow, English which he stressed the importance teacher at FHS, said that the of civil defense," Lloyd themes will be good practice explained, in Malt "requests for literature began writing, and, of course, in writing 25 Baskets At Each Store. The Drawing Will Be Sat. Night pouring into all the civil defense them much will be learned about headquarters. We have about 50,- conserving the natural resources 8 P. M. November 4th. You Do Not Have To Be 000 requests for booklets that we of our country. Present To are unable to fill. The deadline for the themes is Win. "Adults Only" Are Eligible "I understand that the Govern- November 22. To Register. Low, Low ment Printing Office in Washing- ton is working round the clock Food Prices Plus 300 Baskets Of Free Groceries At Our 12 and expects to have several mil- lion pieces of literature available ,RUPTURE Big Valu by Nov. 1. The accent is being Food Stores. 11's kikatir. placed on the more popular pieces The Sensational Nevi Invention Kentucky's shortage should be Sutherland's "MD"' Truss ..=1INIMM••• alleviated in two or three weeks." Formerly No Belts — No Straps — U-Tote-Em Lloyd added that some of the No Odors local civil defense organizations ‘pproved by Doctors may still have booklets and ad- — The World's Most Comfortable vised interested citizens to try SWIFT POUND EACH Truss PROTEN their local sources. - BEEF ROAST CHUCK BLADE CUT Civil defense in Fulton County CITY DRUG CO. Is directed by Joe Myatt of Hick- 408 Lake St. Fulton man. 100%. 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SUNSHINE LB. BOX Wade Television Service HI-HO CRACKERS.. .37c 111 LAKE ST. PHONE 450 FISH STICKS 59c ,ern was e stage- taysville a resort. orth and rs, con- low the breed by weight theory men everywhere take advantage any one of the 3 years 1959. 1960, with the 1961 feed grain program on the belief that such early of the Page 5 The best and most modern feeds or 1961 may qualify for acreage- will be eligible for price support Fulton News, Thursday, Nov. 2, 1961 breeding may in some way en- and feding programs in order to retirement payments if they: on the "normal production" from (BER danger the potential productivity develop their sophomores with 49, and the sen- future cows fast, yet 1. Reduce the highest actual their 1961 corn acreage, price sup- Fulton High Students VtlestdOr for the animal. By the same token on a sound iors with 24. and economical basis. acreage planted during the past 3 port is available only if suitable some rely on breeding by age re- In all classes this years by a minimum of 10 per- and approved storage is provided the girls ode dee gardless of the size of the heifer. ORION JUNIOR LIVESTOCK Win At Slate Fair outnumber the boys cent. In this case, wheat produced for housing the crop under loan. but only by a This case is where the only dan- SHOW AND SALE "BEST Four Fulton High maximum of four ,S EVER" on the remaining acres can be Corn put under purchase agree- students won in the sopho- ger can be found. Due to the blue ribbons the more class, and a minimum 44•Ile support of many lo- marketed without penalty. ments also must be adequately week of Septem- of on 7 cal businesses, the ber 10th at Louisville, in the junior class. Research and practice have hard work of 2. Make a voluntary acreage di- stored if the crop is not to deter- Kentucky businessmen and others at the Kentucky State shown that it is advantageous to the Obion virsion in addition to the mini- iorate and thus result in a loss to Fair. County Pattie-Hixon, breed Holstein and Brown Swiss Junior Livestock Show mum 10 percent required under the farmer. , a freshman, won and first heifers at approximately 750 Sale topped the 1960 sale the program. Producers my divert place in the three-year-old TV With JIM PRYOR which The chairman reminded farmers Guernsey REPAIR pounds, Ayrshires at 650 pounds, was the best sale in the as- three times the minimum acreage, class in the 4-H Dairy Rerkukkonol Ausat, IlII..b that farm storage facility loans Carkui Itainmol Guernseys sociation's history. The 4-H and or 10 acres, whichever Show with her cow, Ella, last at 575, and Jerseys is larger. continue to be available through weighing 525 FFA members exhibited 55 steers Wheat farmers who divert year's grand champion. BREED HEIFERS BY WEIGHT to 550 pounds re- acre- the local ASCS office. The loans All Makes and Models and 21 hogs in the show with 43 age from production Rita Thompson, a junior, won gardless of the age of the animal of wheat un- can cover up to 95 percent LD: NOT AGE of the steers and all of of the the County Clothing • at that time. the hogs der the 162 wheat stabilization cost of Contest and being building new storage bins, later a MOTOROLA -2293 I have already sold individually in the auc- program may earn payments by blue ribbon in the State discussed the de- If heifers are properly grown cribs or other approved structures Sales and tion sale. The other steers were putting that land into' approved Style Show at 4-H Week in Lex- Service sired qualifications of our future through approved costing 40 cents per bushel or less. feeding and sold in groups by grades because conservation uses. ington, Kentucky. • cows and today just one of the im- And the County For storage costing more, management practices, they will each member was limited farmers Lynn Williamson and portant phases should be to selling Agricultural Stabilization and may Stanley brought ordinarily reach breeding age at one steer borrow up to 95 percent of Jeffress, out. Most individually and these Conservation Service Office now both juniors, after win- dairymen are gradually 12 to 15 months of age. This 40 cents per bushel or 80 percent puts were steers of boys and girls that has authority and will be prepared ning the district contest at Prince- accepting the theory that dairy them in the of the cost, whichever is greater, Wade Television milking string at 21 own two or three. to make a partial ton, Kentucky, won a blue ribbon heifers should be bred by weight payment\at the but not more than 50 III Lake St Phone 450 to 24 months of age. Now and The 43 steers averaging time cents per for a third place in the State rather than age. Yet, when an 919 of signup, according to Mr. bushel of Con- immnwa ex- then a big growthy heifer comes pounds sold capacity. tour Cultivation ceptionally fast for a total of $15,054.- Seals, Chairman, Obion County Division of the developing heifers along to reach breeding age under The loans run for 5 years, at 4 Water comes 36 for an average of $38.11 per Agricultural Stabilization Management Contest at the along, some hesitate to fol- 12 months. There and percent interest, and may be re- should be no hundred weight. The Grand Conservation Committee. WAVE-TV Farm near Louisville, hesitancy — paid in four annual installments, in breeding her at this Champion Steer sold for $.76 The Kentucky. cents Agricultural Act of 1961 with the first installment Dewey Johnson time if she has reached the proper per pound and due on was bought by E. provides that up to not more than the loans first weight for her breed, and if the W. anniversary date. FHS Enrollment James & Son's Grocery. 50 percent of the payment to pro- Shows All types SAVE ON NEW dairyman continues to feed The U. S. Department of Agri- of Insurance and The champion hog was bought ducers may be made in advance Total Of manage her properly. culture today named 37 wheat 196 Students SCHOOL SHOES by the same buyer that bought of determination SAVE the of performance. varieties which are undesirable' ! GET our Some dairymen wonder if a champion steer and paid $.83 per This provision is designed to Fulton High enrollment for the Slip-ons and ties in black; pro- because of inferior milling or bak- heifer is sexually mature at less pound. The 21 hogs sold for an vide income to farmers current year totals 196, an in- PACKAGE DEAL ahead of ing qualities and which will be sizes I and up; Widths B and D than 12 months of age. Actually, average of $38.25 per hundred harvest-time. crease of 11 students over 1st discounted 20 cents per bushel in "Covering everything" the calf matures much earlier, but weight. Total sale of the hogs The advance payment year. was that can price-support rates on the 1962 until she has-matured physically, $1,694.07. be made at the time of Figures given by Principal J. M. signup is wheat crop. Fulton, Ay. * Phone 408 PRICES START AT as is reflected by weight, she The quality of the animals computed by multiplying the num- Martin show that the freshman The number and varieties are 422 Lake should not be bred. If proper shown and sold was also higher ber of acres to be diverted class is the school's largest with St. by the unchanged from those for the 1961 breeding weight is used as a than last year. About 72 farm payment rate 70. The Junior follow with 53. tt.c. percent that is based crop, except for the inclusion of gauge, she will not be judged ma- of the steers graded on percent $6.95 Pr. choice with 45 of the normal yield, Wasatch variety as ture physically before only undesirable in she is ma- four being below good. The and taking half of that amount. Colorado. ture sexually. steers were graded on the rail The farmer receive by may this ad- In a further effort to encourage In breedir.,, uy a USDA grader. Sixteen of vance payment in weight a calf the calh or in quality wheat production. the PERSONAL LOANS TO MUST be grown on a sound hogs graded in teh Blue group wheat. basis. or USDA announced Aug. 23 that A feeding program which does No. 1. not ADVANCE PAYMENTS FOR premiums for quality as indicated allow her to get fat, but The show and sale was held in which DIVERTING WHEAT ACREAGE by sedimentation tests will be in- stimulates fast connection with the normal growth. Obion County cluded in the 1962 price-support Main Street Extra income is realized Fair with the sale being the Wheat farmers who divert acre- Fulton by dairy- main operated for Hard Red Spring and men who get their event on the second age from production of wheat un- heifers in the night—Wed- Hard Red Winter classes of wheat milking nesday, August der the 1962 wheat stabilization string early. Better dairy- 30. (press release USDA program may earn payments by 2708-61). Undesirable putting that land into approved varieties will not be eligible for thes 1962 WHEAT SUPPORT. PAY- conservation uses. And the County premiums. MENT PROVISION DESCRIBED Agricultural Stabilization and FOR FULTON COUNTY ConservationService Office now The homes of Shakers, who held YOUR VOTE FOR has authority and will be prepar- celibracy as their cardinal tenet, Wheat growers can qualify for ed to make a partial payment at were fitted with twin entrance price-support payments if they the time of signup, according to doors, side by side. The door on the stay within their 1962 allotments Mr. Roy Bard, Chairman, County right was used only by women, and put the diverted acres to con- Agricultural - Stabilization and and the left-hand door was for the servation uses, according to Roy Conservation Committee. men. Innside the homes were twin H. Bard, Chairman of the County stairways, H. and PERCE while men and Agricultural Stabilization and 'ENOUGH' GRAIN STORAGE women might dine in the same Conservation Committee. URGED FOR FULTON COUNTY room they could not sit at the Under the 1962 wheat stabiliza- With another bumper corn crop same table. Ii For Re - Election As tion program, the national aver- predicted for this years—current- age support price for VOTE "RIGHT" NOVEMBER 7 wheat will ly estimated at 3.5 billion bushels Auto - Furniture - Signature be $2.00 per bushel. 800 for grain production, farmers Producers who do not have would do well to examine their We have complete stocks wheat acreage allotments will not farm-storage situation, Roy Bard, 25 MONTHS TO PAY be eligible for wheat price City Police Judge sup- Chairman, Fulton County Agri- ports in 1962. However, Dayton V-Belts under cer- culutral Stabilization and Conser- tain conditions these producers vation committee, declared today. tor HOME and FARM may still qualify for payments Will Be Appreciated for The corn acreage for grain is Machines diverting acreage from wheat pro- Fulton down 18 percent Loan from last year's Co. duction to soil-conserving uses, crop because of a record high BENNETT ELECTRIC Mr. Bard pointed out. 204 MAIN ST. PHONE 658 yield per acre. For example, growers PHONE 7.01 who har- While corn growers cooperating FULTON vested 15 acres of wheat or less in

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See the new Chevy II,'62 Chevrolet and '62 Corvair at your Chevrolet dealer's One-Stop Shopping Center PAUL NAILLIIIG Implement Company 314 Walnut Fulton TAYLOR CHEVROLET - - BUICK, INC. 104 East Fourth Street insomr Phones X SO Fulton Page 6 The Fulton News, Thursday, Nov. 2, 1961 Whitnel Funeral Home in Fulton. Donald Hawks Killed In Auto Services will be held Thursday at 3:30 p. m. at the Whitnel Fun- eral Home in Fulton for young WINTER'S 20-Year-Old Boy Shot By Neighbor Accident; Ralph Eudy Injured Hawks. Paul Bates, former minis- ter of the Central Church of Christ COMING. Donald Bruce Hawks, 22, son of was with Hawks and him at the at Fulton, will officiate. Burial After Quarrel Over Coon Hunting Mr. and Mrs. Cletus M. Hawks of BE PREPARED time of the accident, but didn't will be in Obion County Memorial South Fulton, was killed in an By Oujda Jewell leave. He got into the truck op- say whom. The funeral director Gardens near Fulton. automobile accident at Harris- ... Come in Today- posite the driver's seat. Young said that no other person was Rudy, driver of the A 20-year-old boy was critical- 1 burg, Ill. Tuesday Morning at 4:30. Hawks car, Marlow also got into the truck, un- found at the wreck scene. is suffering from a serious eye in- -Tomorrow Maybe Too Late! ly injured near Fulton late Friday Injured in the accident was der the wheel and kept him from Mr. Hawks, father of Donald, jury and a fractured arm. afternoon when he was shot in the i leaving. Netherland that Mar- Ralph Eudy, 20, son of Mr. and said said that Monday night his son The car apparently went out of stomach with a .22 calibre pistol low began chock (Nether- Mrs. J. H. Eudy of South Fulton. to him said that he and his friend were control on Highway 145, six miles by a 50-year-old neighbor man. land). Netherland, who is married Details of the accident have not going to Danville, Ill., and would south of Harrisburg. The car left GULF Prior to the shooting the two were and has children, told the been learned here, but according SERVICE STATION grown rt turn Tuesday evening. Both boys the highway and struck a tree on kidding each other, then arguing deputy sheriff that he told Marlow to the Gaskin Funeral Home di- are single. Hawks, who had been the west side of the road. There over 'coon hunting. to quit or he would shoot him, rector of Harrisburg, who called employed Washing, Greasing and by Ferry-Morse Seed were no witnesses, but the wreck- The injured boy is Graddy Lloyd and when he didn't, he react•ed Fulton said that only one car was Company here, was due to leave ed car was discovered by passing Small Repair Service "Bo" Marlow of near Fulton. He for the piseol which was in the involved. He told Mr. Hawks, for the Army on Wednesday of motorists enroute to Zion, Ill. was first brought to Jones Hos- glove compartment of his truck, father of the dead boy, that he be- this week. Broadway & Smith St. Herb Grissom, Owner The car was completely demolish- pital and at 6:45 p. m. was rushed and shot the boy. lived that the Hawks boy, who He was graduated from South ed and it took 45 minutes to ex- South Fulton, Tenn. Phone 9146 in a Whitnel ambulance to the Edd Archer. owner of the live- was owner of the wrecked car, Fulton High School in 1959. In tract Hawks' body from the Baptist Hospital Memphis. was in the back seat asleep at the wreck- in He stock barn, and uncle of Marlow, high school he was an outstanding age. underwent surgery Friday time of the accident. night said that he was at the barn when football player. He attended the and is reported to be in fair con- the argument started, but he had Hawks suffered internal injuries Church of Christ in Fulton. TRUCK dition. to leave, but said that there were and both legs were broken. TO BE HERE Besides his parents, he leaves a The truck from the Salvation Billie Netherland, Sr., about 50, others present, including his Eudy is a patient in a Harris- brother, Billy Joe Hawks of Ful- Army Men's Social Service Center a plumber and carpenter, of the nephew's grandmother, Mrs. Grad- burg hospital. The extent of his ton; sister, a Mrs. Donnie Under- of Memphis will be in Fulton on Harris Station community, about dy Marlow, T. E. Hackett and injuries are not known here. wood of CLOSEOUT! Union City; and grand- Monday. November 6. For pick up six miles south-west of Fulton, Sterling Powers, and they told an According to the funeral direc- father, Robert Merrell of Fulton. service call the Chamber of Com- surrendered to the Obion entirely different story from County tor, Eudy said that a third boy The body was returned to merce office 43. ALL REMAINING Sheriff's office at Union City at Netherland's to the Aleriff's office. 5:15 p. m., a few minutes after was at the barn until after the boy the shooting. had taken the knife and rod away Netherland, GIFTWARE The argument and shooting took from but wasn't there Discuss Organization Of Rural Girls Team when the shooting occurred. place at 5 p. m. at Archie's Live- Arch- ie said that Just in time for Christmas shopping! stock Barn on Highway 45W, no one was drinking at time. Water Districts In This Area about five miles southwest of Ful- the Wins Over Local ton, according to Deputy Sheriff A meeting will be hled tonight porary u ater c,irnnutteemen: R. SAVE 30% E. Woodard. Marlow is em- (Thursday) at 7:30 at the Health Jack Austin, Cayce, Ky. Chair- Jaycee Stars - 50% ployed by his uncle at the barn. WRECK- Building in Hickman for the pur- man. r.Hassware -lamps - porcelain-percolators- He lives with his grandparents, (Continued it:0m page one) pose of securing more information Elmer Hixison, Fulton, Hazel Walker's Arkansas Travel- Mr. cookware and Mrs. Graddy Marlow. Hemphill Motors of San Antonio on the organization of a Water Arlie Batts, Crutchfield, Ky. ers won over the Twin-City All- - plaques - figures - novelties- His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. with one of the checks, forging the District, to furnish rural people Cecil Barnett, Hickman, Ky. Stars Monday night in a thrilling luncheon sets. EVERYTHING GOES. Marlow, live in Detroit. check and using the $404 as a of the area with water. Harold Rice, Hickman, Ky. exhibition basketball game at the Deputy Woodard said that down payment. He is alleged to Harry A. Barry, Sanitarian of Dewey Johnson, Hickman Coun- Fulton High gym. Wonderful Christmas gift Ideas in these Netherland said that following the have stolen several thousand dol- the Fulton County Health Depart- ty, Clinton, Ky. The near capacity crowd enjoy- nrentnent, he went items. Hurry! to his truck to lars in U. S. checks. ment, invited a group of interested The group decided to hold an- ed seeing a show of trickery and citizens from various sections of other meeting at the Fulton Coun- top-notch basketball. ty Health Department, ONE COUNTER Fulton County, and surrounding Hickman, The first game of the night was OF Kentucky, area, to attend a meeting at the Thursday evening Nov. won by the Jaycees' Comedy 2, at 7:30 P. M. VALUES TO $395 Fulton County Department, Hick- All those interest- Stars over the Travelers. Playing ed in establishing Large assortment; man, Wednesday afternoon, Oct. a rural water on their fine outstanding team system, are urEted to 18, at 1:00 P. M. Purpose of the attend. were Jimmy (Grocery Boy) Gil- $1.00 EACH WAGE meeting was to listen to Kermit bert, John R. (Dirty Shirt) Law- EARNERS.. Mills, Agriculture Engineer from son, Hubert (Reddy Kilowatt) Giant Plastic the University of Kentucky. Lex- HOSPITAL NEWS Mullins, Paul (Ready To Wear) ington, discuss the organization of Kasnow, Bill (Fire and Theft) WASTEBASKETS rural water districts in this area Fossett, Bill (Fix It) Bennett, Mr. Mills stressed the fact that ONLY 88c EACH The following persons were pat- James (Office Supply) Butts, Jim- 28 water districts are now in the CAN YOU AFFORD ients in local hospitals Wednesday my (Friendly) Young. Leading process of being organized, and 7 morning: the comedy Stars was the fine BATH SIZE TOWELS districts already have their water FULTON HOSPITAL scoring team of "Fix It" Bennett were $2.50 systems in operaton. The purpose Lewis Burke, Fulton, Route 3, and "Friendly" Young (Bennett of an organized water system dis- on $1.19 (LIMIT 2) Mrs. Tom Murphy, Wingo, Route Young's shoulders). "Dirty trict is to give legal status to the 1, Mrs. Lorene Presley, Fulton, Shirt" Lawson fouled out Of the organization. game for ANOTHER Route I, J. H. Patterson, Jr., Ful- pinching. He outlined the following ten ton, Mrs. Tom Winsett, Tampa, Referees for the games were L & S STORE steps for_establishing a water dis- Fla. Mrs. Annie Pharris, Clinton. Jim Vowell and Dr. Dan Crocker. (NEXT TO LEADER SPORTING GOODS) trict: Mrs. Johnnie Goodwin, Fulton, Ralph Puckett was in charge of I. Organize a Lake Street Fulton district according Mrs. W. C. Crenshaw, Union City, the Jaycee sponsored event. to Chap. 74 KRS. Route 4, E. 0. Berry, Oakton, Mrs. 2. Make application for a loan James Kimbell, Wingo, Route 1, through FHA PAYROLL or other loan Lee EaIces, Hickman, Mrs. Ralph DEDUCTION? agency. Engle, Paducah, Percy Lee, Ful- 3. Fill out questionaire provided ton, Stacey Patterson, Palmers- KASNOWS by the loan agency. ville, Route 2, Paul Bynum, Ful- 4. Establish eligibility of loan. ton, Infant Baby Girl Potts, Ful- 5. Secure an engineer. ton, Route 1, Mrs. Katie Heath- 6. Secure an WEEK - END YOU'LL HAVE IT .. . attorney. cock, Fulton, Mrs. A. G. SPECIALS Stewart, 7. Make contracts with the at- Water Valley Clarence Bellew, torney and engineer. FRIDAY - SATURDAY ONLY. "IF" Crutchfield; K. P. Dalton, Jr., Wa- FULTON PASSES 8. Have engineer make a pre- ter Valley; Mrs. Ora Box, Wingo, liminary estimate of total Route 1; Mrs. Auzie Phelps, Ful- cost of establishing the new ton; Route 1; Mrs. Homer Cruce, water system. Set up 20 x 40 propos- Cayce; Gladys Worley Fulton; ed rate and HOBNAIL BEDSPREADS make up the first Raymond Champion, year's Fulton; A budget. Route 4, A. J. Lowe, BATH PAYROLL Fulton TOWELS TAX and $4.50 Values 9 Don't spend money until FHA Mrs. Mary Sensing, Fulton. (or other loan agency) noti- HILLVIEW HOSPITAL Gilbert DeMyer Ls a businessman. He's owned his bush:teas for fies the District that it has 3 Mrs. Harold Pewitt, Ira Sadler, FOR 97c $2.97 many years. He knows qualified for the loan. the demands made on a business by the Mrs. Virginia Austin, Mrs. Leroy 10. After eligibility is determin- public and by taxes. Today's businessman NEEDS Sawyer and Mrs. Rosco Hutchens 22 RELIEF ed, hold a mass meeting with x44 and 24 x 46 all of Fulton; Mrs. Russell Boaz, ( Special Groups) FROM TAXES. HE DOES NOT NEED TO FACE THE POS- all people in district invited Gary Ferguson, Aaron Hawks; BATH SIBILITY OF MORE to attend. TOWELS TAXES TO PAY AND MORE TAXES TO Carl Wolf all of South Fulton; $10.98 & $998 DRESSES $5.97 Mr. Mills stated COLLECT FROM EMPLOYEES, TAKE GILBERT that this water Paul Winstead, Fulton Route 4; DeMYER'S system provides 40 or more Claud Wiliams, Fulton Route 5; 2 FOR 97c ADVICE . . pounds of $6.98 DRESSES pressure at all times. Leonard Wilmurth, Wingo Route $4.97 Mr. Keith (Limit 4 To A Customer) 0. Schwab, Sanitary 1; George Ceorthan and Mrs. Arn- Engineer with the State Health old Work both of Dukedom; Mrs. (special (.roups) Department, Frankfort, was pres- Jimmy Sevin and baby, Pilot Oak; ent and WASH CLOTHS PROTECT pointed out the desirabili- Mrs. M. P. Henderson, Union YOUR PAY CHECK ty of a sanitary City $5.99 WOOL SKIRTS _ _ $3.97 system, which Route 3; Mrs. J. W. Brundige, 25c and 29c Values protects the user from disease, as Martin Route 3. well as is more economical as it JONES HOSPITAL $4.99 & $3.99 SKIRTS _ _ $297 would do away with rust 6 FOR 97c in the George James Ruth James, Mrs. VOTE FOR water, and the use of water sofe- Ida Craig, Mr. Robert Lamb, ener. Mrs. Harry Shupe and Mrs. Clyde Wil- Mr. Barry added that one of the liams, and baby all of Fulton: PRINTED DRIP DRY PRINTS GILBERT DeMYER big asset§ to having this system, BLOUSES is Sue Steele Water Valley; Mrs. the fat that no matter if (59c Yd. Value) there is David Spraggs and baby of Clin- a power failure, one would still FOR MAYOR CITY OF ton; Mrs. George Griffith and $1.98 Values FULTON have -plenty water, as the failure Mrs. Ralph Spence both of 2 Yds. FOR 97c would Dres- not affect the water supply. den, Route 4. Judge John C. Bondurant ap- 97c EACH pointed the following six tern- 79c & 98c Yd. Value _ 57c Yd. ATTEND / , CONFERENCE Several residents of Fulton --la--- County are at Kentucky Dam COUPOTTSPPGAL. COUF'C*1 YALU( 'SPECIAL Village today (Thursday) attend- COUPON VAS ing the Kentucky Rural Health Conference. The all-day meeting Valuable Coupon! Good Fri. - Sat. (Nov. 3-4 Only) will get underway at 9 a. m. and last until 3 p. m. It is being spon- sored by various organizations in- LADIES STOCKINGS shower proof terested in the subject of public health. Either Seamless, or Self-Seam Our new tested-best water repellent VOTE "YES" NOVEMBER 7 Style, with this Coupon when process renews the repellency and cashing your Payroll Check at Kasnow's. 29c pr. restores the new feel and to finish your Feed Your Hogs coats and jackets. Fabrics stay soil resistant and wrinkle-proof longer. BROWDER'S keikl.A1* Get the finest in protection-bring in Special Hog Ration iiaja AAAA A your garments today. 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South Fulton in the initial period, went out the third canto to account for Fulton amassed 333 yards rush- Virgil Craven, Butch Sandlinr front on a seven-yarditouolidown IJ Fulton City scored single Fulton's second score of the night ing for the night, 263 on the; Ward Bushart, Tommy Powe touch- sprint by Ladd Stokes midway of to up the score to 13-0. downs in ground and 70 through the air.. hnii Kenneth Bradley all the second, thrid and the second stanza to turne gain a 6-0 The Bulldogs then scored their Kenneth Allen, a regular end for Ill fourth quarters enroute to a 19-0 lead. Stokes ran fine defensive games for It the PAT to send final touchdown of the night on the Bulldogs, Was shifted to full- Late! shutout victory over arch-rival Fulton winners. to the halftime dressing the last play of the game back Thursday South Fulton in their when -and led the Fulton Yiliton City Ii 7 6 6-1 traditional room with a 7-0 had, Beadles tossed 15 yards to Burn-ground game with 128 yards in South Fulton ....di 0 0 0— SHOP AaP FOR YOUR FULL MONEY'S WORTH! CHECK OUR QUALITY, ECONOMY AND DEPENDABILITY...

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Can $1.55 camp" Nov. 2, 1961 end of nine weeks of "boot Part11 The Fulton News, Thursday, and included a full dress parade South Fulton and review before high ranking officials and civilian dignitaries. BALLOT Rugs Need Cleaning? Honor Roll SAMPLE NOTES In nine weeks of -istruction, the SERVICE into a Dry-clean them yourself, like new, "raw recruit" is developed our Lt. Joseph K. ready for duty in r) few minutes. Rent Army Second Navy Bluejacket, Is Announced Good- GLAMORENE lard, son of Mrs. Mabel H. with the fleet. recent- High School Rug Brush win of Water Valley, Rt. 1, Nine South Fulton Electric ly completed the Medical Field Pensacola. Fla-Returning to students have all A's for the first (Low daily rental, $2) Service School's orientation course Pensacola, Fla., Sept. 17, aboard six weeks, according to Principal dry- Yes! We sell GLAMORENE at Brooke Army Medical Center, the anti-submarine warfare sup- Lester Betty. Those with perfect up to 4 cleaner; 1 gallon does Ft. Sam Houston, Tex. The 22- port aircraft carrier USS Anti- standings are Glenda Hastings, kills moths in- 9x12 carpet areas; year-old officer is a 1957 graduate etam, upon completion of rescue Janie Taylor, Ronny Winston, stantly. of Central School in Clinton and a operations off hurricane-crippled Philip Osborne, seniors; Janet Har- 1981 graduate of Murray State Galveston, Tex., was Navy Lt. ris, Larry Wade, Lynda Bailey, We also rent- College. He is a member of Scab- Cdr. Daniel M. Baird, son of Mr. juniors; Bonnie Weaks, Jo Mar- Beds Ful- Hospital bard and Blade society. and Mrs. David H. Baird of garet Powell, sophomores. ie High Chairs ton, Ky. On the Honor Roll with A's and The Antietam, which operates B's are fifty-four students. Wheel Chairs of Mrs. Carl E. Arriizton, son as a training carrier for student Seniors: Linda Rogers, Judy Roll-away beds Mary L. Arrington of Route 5, pilots, was a unit of Task Force Gatewood, Beverly Parchman, Fulton, Ky. completed recruit 135, a mercy mission organized by Virginia Alexander, Anita Hyland, Naval BENNETT ELECTRIC training, Sept. 23, at the the Navy to aid victims of Hurri- Kelly Reams, Marolyn Williamson, Training Center, Great Lakes, Ill. Carla along the Gulf Coasts Clark, Ken Bowlin, Lan- Phone 201 cane Barbara Walnut St. Military ceremonies marked the of Louisiana and Texas. ny McIntyre. REPUBLICAN DKO$IIC While in the disaster area, the Juniors: Joan Matthews, Linda PARTY .•••••••••••••••••• Antietam transported medical sup- Thorpe, Carrot Schrader, Lee Can- plies, food and water to stricken trell, Joan Fuller, Linda Alex- For State Representative For State Representative communities, sent out helicopter ander, Wanda Batts, Judy Sizzle, Call Us To Says parties and dispatched doc- Jerry Mac Wealcs, search Joan Bondurant, Hoyt Barnett Elill Money On Repairs tors and medical technicians to Mike Faulkner, Gsne Hardy, John aid local hospitals and civil de- Burrow, Marty Warren, Harold 0 fense officials. Arnold, Russell Bunch, Eddie El- LI A satisfied customer is our lis. best testimonial. That is Sophomores: Barbara Moss, Lou For County Judge For County Judge Lackland AFB, Tex-Airman why we give you fast. effici- Ella Ray, Sandra Cashion, Janice H. Witherspoon Jr., Whose ent, technical service and James Smith, Sandra Poisgrove, Carolyn John C. Bondurant ...... 0 resides at Water Valley, low rates on TV repairs. It father Colley, Suzy Easterwood, Char- has been selected to attend all adds-up to saving you Ky., lotte Clark, Sandra Toon, Anna United States Air Force tech- LI money! the Hardy, Jackie Graves, Suzanne course for aircraft nical traning Rogers, P. D. Blaylock, Patrick maintenance special- For County Attorney and missile Hyland, Steve Schwerdt, Clay- For County Attorney Amarillo AFB, Tex. Antennas (retailed ists at burn Peeples. Witherspoon was select- James H. Aniberg ...... Airman Freshmen: Patricia Connell, advanced training on the ed for Vava Finch, Ed Hicks, Danny of his interests and aptitudes basis Thorpe, Marilyn Mills, Betty Mal- 0 during basic training. Roper Television determined ray, Karen Frields, Brenda Ben- The airman is a graduate of Clerk 30E Main Street Phone 307 nett, Jessica Sensing, Bett2 Wolfe, For County Court Wingo High School in Wingo. Walker. For County Court Clerk ,„nomvionswmowrommvoemmiroi Brenda Wood, Miriam Alvie (Dee) Langford ... LI Fort Campbell, Ky. - Army PFC James W. Duncan, son of Mr. El and Mrs. James P. Duncan, Route 1, Fulton, Ky., recently particpat- For Sheriff ed with other personnel from the For Sheriff 101st Airborne Division's 502d Joe W. Campbell El Infantry in a special STRAC (Strategic Army Corps) alert at LI Fort Campbell, Ky. As part of its STRAC mission, For Jailer the 101st maintains one company For Jailer in constant combat readiness, STARTS NOV. 2 Baker Minton .. capable of immediate airborne de- Raymond El ORIGINAL ONLY! ployment to any area of the 10 OATS world. A second company can be LI in two hours, and a rein- • POST • PROGRESSIVE ready See Our Ads in LIFE • LOOK forced battle group can be air- For Tax Commissioner FARMER • FARM JOURNAL • YOUR SUNDAY borne within six hours following For Tax Commissioner and TV. an elert. Elmer Murchison NEWSPAPER. Also on RADIO While on alert, the company must reman in its area with com- Giant Aerosol 1.00 NAM REXALL BRUSHES, hall-round, bat gear packed and vehicles prof. styles. _ ASPIRIN A SHAVE CREAMS 2 for 1.01 loaded in anticipation of immedi- eft), 11 oz. Rog. 911< ate departure. For Coroner Sec GUIX- SVIABS, sterile cotton-tip A member of the infantry's For Coroner for appiicators, 2004. 2 99c for .60 Company A at the fort, he entered Donald Chaney '111111110 Recall Lavender or ss. COTTON BALLS, 1958 and nos' Ready Shave, Regular Paull. 130's. -2for .70 the Army in October or Menthol. basic training at Fort He NU FILM, 120, completed El 127, Or 620. .2 for .56 Knox, Ky. Remelt RUBBING 411z TOOTH Mi-31 SRURNES. /QOM* for .50 The 20-year-old soldier's wife, For Magistrate District I ALCOHOL 105 Brenda, lives in Clarksville, Tenn. ENVELOPES, commercial...... _2 For Magistrate District I ANTISEPTIC Pint Rev for .11 79. 1 Wilburn Allen MOUTH WASH IN FEVER EDO TNERMOMETERS, CHM*. • 2 for PLAYING CARDS, bridge, 1.70 Reese AFB, Tex.-Second Lieu- Pinochle, poker. -- for tenant Vernon R. Owen Jr., whose :17. £101 90t 1.01 Finest available. ie.H11 5 min 308 Second St., Bob, regular, parents live at LI germs. In plastic bottle Wane.. 2for District 2 Kills contacted .11 Fulton, Ky., has entered United For Magistrate Air Force pilot training at District 2 AMERICAN BEAUTY CHRISTMAS States For Magistrate PAN OVITE Reese AFB, Tex. Hubert, Wilkins El Muhi-Vitarnins ROSE FRAGRANCE CARDS Owen, a graduate of Rs, 52 95 Lieutenant 100s II'. Rog 69. in Murray, MIST COLOGNE 2 for 01 es Murray State College El Reg. $2.50 elCeJ1 and T-33 jets during 0 2far 2.99 2for 70t will fly T-37 District 3 All vitamins proved POWDER the year long flying rtaining For Magistrate necessary. RON 3 5/12 oz. Tall size with For Magistrate District 4.e3 PANOVITE course. He also will receive special Rog. 21w'1.76 original designs. witti Minerals. academic and military training Bert Yarbro, Jr. 0 100s....__..2 for 4.111 Renal awarded the silver GER-RITE and will be kid), DUSTING of a pilot upon graduation. C (Ascorbic 1.60 Vitamin I. tree Tonle wings El VITAMIN for El Lye 100's...... ______2 POWDER \ Ressil. 100 mg. 12a.. Rao $279 He is a member of the Kappa et (Thiamine Reg. $1.75 4 413 VITAMIN 000e.-2 for 426 Sigma fraternity. District 4 For Magistrate District Hydrochloride) 50 mg. For Magistrate TREATMENT 2for 2.80 FAST DANDRUFF for .99 sac .-.-...... -..-....----2 For iron deficiency 2F01 1.76 SHAMPOO. or Adrienne. Jeff Darnall El for 1.313 anemia. Lavender Okinawa-Participating in Exer- Rex Ray Infra-red. _...2 1.71 HEAT LAMP, 2for 5.96 boxed i.e." cise "Warm-Up", a joint naval- PAD, Electrex. .... BUFFERED operation in 0 LI HEAT ,., STATIONERY marine amphibious 5.95 SUPPOSITORIES, Revell GLYCERIN --- L for .54 /us lion serving 535 or infant's. ASPIRIN the Okinawa area, while 125. Adult's 100. e.g 914 TABLETS ship USS Constable District I MONACET APC 2 for .99 aboard the dock landing For 115 100's...-...... ----___ 2(4 for pain. 1.01 is Ernest C. Worley, For Constable District I ALCOHOL, Buy now for gift 2for 99c Tortuga, ALCO-REX RUBBING for .60 59c -...... -----2 giving. Big selection. Save on the Remit! brand fireman, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. William W. Hagan 0 ...... pint.- 3 oz. _ 2 for .99 E. C. Worley of 103 S. Taylor St., LOTION, Cara Nome. Sec HAND RO-BALL Ky. Name. -. 2 for 126 Fulton, El Cara COMPACT POWDER, DEODORANT a unit of_tlie Sev- 1 .15 cards .11 Rog. &Pc The Tortuga, rubber tipped---.2 one of the fleet's Constable District 2 105 BOBBY PINS, enth Fleet, is For Constable District 2 For CRYSTALS, in the Ilk MOTH FUME ------2 for .90 2for 70c components participating- Elkays. Pound... 111 Antiperspirant. 24- exercise with units of the Okina- Bobby Carlin LI guar. -. 2 for 3.60 Spuntcx stretch sheers. hour protection. BOIM.E, 2 yr. leg fatigue Marine Division. 3.59 NOT WATER Helps relieve wa-based Third 0 SPITE SET HAIR SPRAY Rosa POLYMULSION MILK of MAGNESIA Pint Reg Si 19 District 3 For Constable District 3 2kr 60c ;725 2oef 1.26 For Constable 2for 3.90 flavor. liquid multi. Plain or new feint John H. Latta', El Children's antacid. Sets halr right, keeps It bright. vitamins. Mild laxative, El ••• suRpRisE Buy° Not On Our le Sale Plan But 1.51 3-PACK TOOTH PASTE, _ 0 0 Specially Priced For This Sale Resell. 89 Constable District 4 1.41 Valve BATH SCALE, For District 4 For Rea 4.29 Constable WRIST he Vales WATCHES NYLONS, Spuntax Evans Terrett El 430 OU111.11ANOS, adhesive :3:93 8.88 bandages. 31s. .29 Men's or Ladies'. 215 FACIAL TISSUES. Revell for .79 El LI begleaseteWleerredigeassa... Christmas Rox-Roy 73c MINERAL OIL, RenalI. Pint. _ .49 HELP PROTECT TREE LIGHT SET TO ELECTRIC TOASTER 4.54 Vales GIANT PLUSH REAL _2.99 OF LIFE" $1.69 rigs THE "PRIME STATE OF KENTUCKY 616.93 3.50 TWIG SET, Cologne ei Value "f7 Dusting Powder. - a for- Value ..IrJ You've been hopina for Set. 11.93 Valve BUFFET SERVER like this- with extra po- 7 lamps for indoor use. FRY pall, Universal. 1 mula COUNTY OF FULTON Fully automatic; chrome bo U.56 support a positive sense tency to 1, Kathryn Lannom, Clerk of the County Court of the County aforesaid, do certify of well-being and mental alert- too, in a true and correct copy of the Official Ballot to be Win $10,000 and a Thunderbird, ness. It provides important lipo- that the above and foregoing is CONTEST. Ask us about Super PlatisMinS tropes, as well u the more com- voted at the General Election, Tuesday, November 7th, 1981. REXALL'S MONEY-TREE vitamin-mineral protection 30, 1961, plete Given under my hand, this the 26th day of October, 1961. and receive entry blank with details. Contest closes Nov desirable for the mature adult. NOTICE TO VOTERS: /.124.pmf r. Some • Meee=e4 Only those candidates for Magistrate and constable for your Magisterial District will GERIATRIC appear on the ballot in your district. EVANS DRUG STORE Capsules "THE RF:XALL STORE" 95, - 795 CITY DRUG CO. Lake Street Fulion. Ky. Phones Clerk, Fulton Count, Court 408 Lake Phones 70-428 Mr. and Mrs. Carl Phillips. • NEW HOPE NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Archie Rushton, Three Fulton EAST BEELERTON Page 9 -The Fulton News, Thursday, Nov. 2, 1961 By Mrs. Elmer Walston and Mr. Scott were Girls Bringing In Thursday visi- Mrs E W. McMorries tors in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Last Sunday dinner guests in Bud Ferguson. Beauty Honors Al Murray State CAYCE our home Miss Glenda McMorris spent NEWS were: Elder James Thet- Mrs. Francis Cunningham, Mn,. Liartce Bondurant The people of Fulton have Sunday with Miss Kathey Chip- ford and fan:illy of Greenfield, Washington D. C. visited her cous- al- cently selected as Sweetheart of ways known that their man. Tennessee; Mr. and Mrs. Melvin in, Mrs. Earl Williams and Mrs. hometown the Pershing Rifles for the second girls were some of Mrs. JaMes Dugan of Dyer, In- Walker and children, Mayfield; Williams over the weekend. the lovliest in straight year. She is the daughter Mrs. Jack Underwood Is a pati- diana is visiting her Mr. and Mrs. Macon Work and the state, but now their beauty of Mr. and Mrs. j. L. Carter, ent in the Clinton Hospital. She mother Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hudson spent iMaye Wall and children, Mayfield; Mr. and Mrs. is gaining attention far and wide. Chan, dark - haired freshman, underwent surgery Saturday brother Harold Sunday with his sister Mrs. Jack Hampton. Revel Moody, Dukedom, Three of these girls—Joan was in the top twenty at morning. We are all Tennes- Tarver and Mrs. Traver. Car- the fresh- wishing for see and Mr. and Mrs. Eral Wil- ter, Jane Peeples and Chan Cov- man cheerleader tryouts held last you a speedy recovery. Mrs. Ed I.usk visited Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Walston bee 1n liams of Clinton. ington—have been bringing in the week. She is the daughter of Mr. Mr. Ardell Harrington is a pati- Mrs. Bill I.usk and son in Hick- visited Mr. and Mrs. Willie Cav- niernms awe beauty honors at Murray State. and Mrs. Jack Covington of Sec- ent in the Baptist Memorial Hos- man last, week. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Walston left ender Sunday afternoon and other iOW down payment._,__111"'""- All three girls ond Street. pital, Room 530M, in Memphis. Mrs. Daisie Bondurant and last Monday morning for Rock- visitors in the Cavender home were recently Clar- and F.rsy Terms chosen as card girls Mr. Harrington had surgery Fri- ice attended a mission study ford, Illinois where they visited were Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Phillips for the Sigma- - Jane, whose parents are Clay- book Chi's 14th annual day. We are all wishing you a given by the Union C. P. BENNETT ELECTRIC their children and grandchildren. and Mr. and Mrs.- D. Webb. "Last Resort". burn Peeples, was a candidate for Church Also, speedy recovey. at the home of Mrs. Earl Williams accompanied .an and Jane have been Miss Murray State last year and is Mr. and Mrs. Guy Mr. and Mrs. Upton in Fulton, them on their trip. selected as candidates for ROTC a sophomore. Charlie Babb of Kentucky Thurs- Brigade ,Gleason, Tennessee and Mr. day. and Battle Group Spon- Miss Peeples has also been and Mrs. Ruthie Moore of Crutch- sors. s Mrs. Carl Parrish, Max and elected Sweetheart of the Vets Larry Mr. and Mrs. Jake Smith, who DUTCH MILL MOTEL field spent several days with her of Martin were Sunday Happy Birthday. Joan, a junior at MSC, was re- Club. visitors 'of lost their home by fire several 21.1101•12 RESTAURANT daughter, Mrs. Carl Phillips and Mr. and Mrs. Winfred Nlayfield. Ky. McMorris weeks ago have purchased a home Mr. Phillips last week. ,,and family. Goon roo'n in Fulton aqd will move to it sk:HvEn The News is pleased to extend last week, and is a patient in Congratulations to 1,R0uNn THE CLOCK Mr. and Mrs. Boonie Watkins of Mr. and Mrs. soon. birthday wishes to the following • AUSTIN SPRINGS Jones Clinic, p is her daughter Ralph Allen on the birth Where The Ira% tier Crutchfield spent Monday with of a son Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cruce visited on their birthdays. Mrs. Carey Friel& • Mrs. Avis Spence, who is the vic- and to Mr. and Mrs. , Stops E cry Time' James Rhodes Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Campbell IMIWIWWWWIE:le -aW1 tim of a deep cold. Get-well wish- also on the birth Geo. Brand Owner November 2: Mrs. Julius Tucker of a son. Sunday afternoon.' Mr. and Mrs. Raymond es are sent to each of them by all Mrs. Gusta Rhodes Julia Bard; November 4: Susan Griffith visited Mon- Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Johns a.' • have friends around our village. Mrs. day with Mr. Bushart, Glenda Coates. Danny been suffering a deep siege and Mrs. James son Johnnie of Hickman S. P. MOORE of colds, so has Griffith is the mother of Raymond Rhodes. 81 CO. McGuire, Barbara Collier; No- Mrs. Nellie Byars Sunday night dinner guests of MI 207 Commercial the mother of Mrs. Griffitb, Miss Leala Patrick Feed Your Hogs Phone 58 vember 5: Robert Stephanson; Griffith. of Fulton, James Dugan at the home if ii, Mr. Down Grover Mr. and Mrs. E. November 6: Bobby Bennett; Lu- M. E. Vincent, owner and at the True home, C. Underwood and miither Mrs. Maye JAMES Operator of he and Mrs. True, recently family of Memphis; BROWDER'S HAZELWOOD cretia Reams; November 7: Anne the _Feed and Grain cele- Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil C. Mill J. C. Jackson Fall, Beverly Collins, Don Brown, in Dukedom, has returned brated their 53 wedding anniver- of Crutchfield were Donna ot Milan, Tent. UAL 1CILLEBREW home sary with Sunday visitors Jack Forrest, Mrs. Tobe- Wright; from the hospital in Mem- all their childi-en, of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Jolla Peterson Visit,, phis, after several days treatment. grandchildren, and great-grand- J. H. Vaughn. Mary —Slip Covers; seat covers November 8: Mrs. George Moore, Cruce Sunday afterm SUPPLEMENT He si improved and many of his children at home to spend the day. —Upholstering (all kinds: Mrs. C. D. Lovelace Mrs. Gusts Mr. and Mrs. A. 13. °veil,. friends will be glad his It was an enjoyable affair for all With Your Home modern and Hastings Louis Sensing Mrs. Jen- to hear of Sunday guests of Mr.. an,i antique improvement. the family. Crown —Draperies nie Brundige. Laboratory John "E. Cruet. and Larry. Grain —Awnings, tarpaulins This area -suffered a killing The harvest of -soybeans •con- Mike Stayton of Murray C frost the night of the 26th, dam- tinues and many farmers hiive spent the weekend with hi,. Browder Milling Co. VOTE "YES" NOVEMBER 7 aging all the late gardens around finished that task, and are now Technicians ents. Mr...yind Mrs. Johnnie here. The prolonged dry spell cut picking corn and cotton. The yield the yield extensively, and up un- isn't as•good as in former years, Are til the frost and plenty of ice that dim to extreme dry weather. Needed Eight night, all houselvives report plen- Deep sympathy is Years Old extended to Personnel Commissioner Wilt,r ty of .tresh vee. tables on their the family of Mr. Marshall Gris- H. C;attis has reported that Ken- OPEN A table. som who passed away SAYINGS ACCOUNT Elegant In Taste at Jones tucky's Stlite hospitals are in "des. Rev. James aolt filled his Clinic the past week. Funeral regu- ser- perate need" of laboratory tech- WALKER DELUXE lar appointment at New Salem vices were held at S. Fulton Bap- nicians. There are vacancies in CURRENT DIVIDED RATE *Tot Church the past Sunday at tist Church Friday at 2 P. M. with four, not five, not 11 practically all of the State mental A. M. and the evening service Rev. L. W. Carlin and Rev. seven, but 8 YEARS held Hulon and tuberculosis hospitals, he said. at the usual hour. Rev. Allen officiating. Burial was at OLD. Straight Bourbon Holt and the C;attis pointed out the career the church has secured Acree Cemetery nearby this vill- Whiskey; 8 Years, 86.8 the School opportunities under the State's of Missions to be held age. Proof. the entire new merit system, the excellent week. This was -tire I sometime Mrs. Inez Vincent of Pilot Oak, starting salaries and opportunity ago, and the .urch is fortunate Kentucky spent last week here for advancement. to have mis:.!ona:.. co.ne our with her sister, Mrs. Grover True He said the positions must be way. and the two matrons did some rug filled with persons who have a making. Mrs. thorough eirit ..... $1.70 Begining Sunday, October 29th True's house is cov- knowledge . of modern a School Missions ered with these crocheted laboratory ,nt $3.40 of will ,be con- rag methods and proced- ducted at New Salem Baptist rugs, and are beautiful master- ures and theories Money Received by the Fifth $5.40 of serology, bac- Church, with a different speaker pieces of their work. She already teriology, parasitology and of the 10th each night at 7 P. M. according to has a collection. general theories of immunology. Bears Interest announcement the made by the Mr. and Mi s. Sam Mathis and Technicians who are interested From pastor, Rev. James Holt. The pub- daughters, Sammie Jane, Elizabeth should contact the Division the Hiram Walker & Sons, Inc. of Re- lic is most cordially invited. and Becky ami Miss Margaret By- cruitment and examinations of the 1st Peoria, TWriols News reached us that Mrs. num spent Sunday afternoon in Kentucky Department of Person- George Griffith was stricken with Dresden as gousis of Mr. and Mrs. nel, Frankfort. influnza at her home in Latham Eric Cunningham on-Locust St. On election day, Aug. 6, 1855, FIRST FEDERAL the Know Nothing Party precip- itated a riot in Louisville. A mob SAVINGS Mk) LOAN ASSOCIATION with a cannon brawled its way fighting and burning through the OF FULTON streets. Several lives were lost and many houses were burned. 214 Main Street The day is knewn as "Bloody Fulton, Ky. Monday." Announcing the opening of the SAMPLE BALLOT MYERS VETERINARY CLINIC CITY OF FULTON 41.11 Wednesday, October 1, 1961 For Mayor "Are you in favor of the City of Gilbert L. DeMyer Fulton. Kentucky, acquiring an electric plant by the exercise of the power of eminent Nelson A. Trion domain and the issuance of revenue bonds in an amount sufficient to pay the For City entire damages and costs of such General Practice of Veterinary Medicine Judge acquisition:'" P. A. Laine LI Large and YES small animals 11. H. Perce NO ri

For Commissioner (Vote for Four) Highway 51, North Edge of City Limits Robert Fulton, Kentucky S. McCain

Bill Rice Dr. Carlton H. Myers Telephone 1613 Frank E. Welch

0. L. Winstead Open House Sunday, November 5 J. Ward Johnson Clarence Moline ..

L. M McBride 3: p.m. to 5: p.m ElE10111EIDE1

STATE OF KENTUCKY The public is cordially invited to attend Set. COUNTY OF FULTON 1, Kathryn Lannom, Clerk of the County Court of the County that the aforesaid, do certify above and foregoing is a true and correct copy of the Official Ballot to be voted at the Fulton City Election, Tuesday, November 7th, 1961. Given under my hand, this the 26th day of October, 1961.

Clerk, Fulton County Court Page 10 The Fulton News, Thursday, Nov. 2, 1961 Mrs. Armstrong CLOTHES DRIVE Many pounds of clothes were Mrs. Elsie Armstrong of near Paul Lahie, Candidate For City Judge, collected Sunday by the Jaycees Mrs. Glover Latham, Tenn., died at her home and Boys a.'outs for the local DEATHS Friday at 2 p. m after a long ill- Clothes Bank. Mrs. Jennie Glover, 79, died at ness. She was 69. the home of her daughter, Mrs. Promises To Be Fair At All Times Mrs. Armstrong was born in Mrs. Turner Raymond Glover, near Lynnville Weakley County, Tenn., Jan. 18, at 9:35 P. M., October 30, after 1898, daughter of James Richard- Paul Pete" Laine of Eddings Street, a retired Illi- in 1924 and have lived here since. Accurate Mrs. Daisy G. Turner of Fulton, a long illness. son and Mattie Ross Wheeler, alsct, nois Central employee, is seeking the office of City Mr. Laine was employed by the WORKMANSHIP I Route 2, died at her home at 8:15 She was born in Graves County, of Weakley County. I. C. for over 32 years, working as p. m. Monday, after a long illness. Kentucky, July 16, 1882, the dau- She leaves her husband, Way- Judge for the City of Fulton,, subject to the General a machinist helper. At Low Cost She was 59. ghter of Albert and Lindie War- man Armstrong; a son, Jason Election on November 7. He was married on September Watches, Clocks and Time Mrs. Turner was born in Weak- ren Reeves, also of Graves Coun- Armstrong of Dresden, Route 4; The only other candidate seeking this post is H. H. 16, 1919 to Miss Bessie Burke. Pieces of All Hinds Accu- ley County, Tenn., July 14, 1902, ty. Her husband, Will Glover, pre- two grandchildren, Mrs. A. B. They have one son, Paul Laine, rately Ropalred at Low Cost daughter of James and Martha ceeded her in death in 1942. Cheatham of Union City and Nelda Perce of Fourth Street, who is running for re-election. Jr., who is employed as an elec- by— Garrigus Peoples of Weakley Armstrong, who lived at home; a trical engineer by Union Carbide Survivors include two sons, by a Mr. LaMe said in an interview if I am elected City Judge," Mr. County. brother, Harcourt Wheeler of Chemical Company in Charleston, ANDREWS former marriage, J. B. Dublin of with The News Tuesday morning Lame said. was a member of the Pal- Martin; and a sister, Mrs. Bonnie West Virginia. He is married and She Vidot, Texas; James Dublin of that he would like to take this Mr. Laine is a nice, gentle- Jewelry Company mersville Church of Christ. Thomas of Dresden, Route 4. has three little girls. Lynnville; one daughter, Mrs. means of solicitating the vote of speaking man—a gentleman of the leaves her husband, She was a member of New Hope Mrs. Turner Raymond Glover, Lynnville; four- everyone, as he would not be able old school. Mr. Leine is a member of the William J. Turner; two sons, Wil- Missionary Baptist Church near step-sons, Otis, Woodrow and Al- to contact all the citizens of Ful- The City Judge candidate was Central Church of Christ in Ful- iam T. Turner of Chicago and Latham, where services were held bert Dublin, of Detroit, Michigan; ton before the election. born in Wilson County, Tenn., son ton. Feed Your Hogs Jerry Dean Turner, who lived at Dock Dublin, Mayfield; one step- Saturday at 2 p. m. The Rev. Ar- "The only promise I'm making, of John R. and Mary Leine. He For recreation he likes hunting home; three daughters, Mrs. Billie Harrison of ther Wilkinson of Palmersville of- daughter, Mrs. Coy is that I will always try to be fair, and his family moved to Fulton and fishing occasionally. BROWDER'S Stephenson of Palmersville, Miss Fulton, Route 5; one sister, Mrs. ficiated. Burial was in the church Ruby Mae Turner, who lived at Hattie Alderdice of Mayfield. cemetery, under direction of Jack- home, and Mrs. Loyd Stallings of son Brothers Funeral Home of break-ins within the past year ton. Special Hog Ration She was a member of the Lynn- FRANK WELCH— Dresden; a sister, Mrs. Barney Dukedom. (Continued from page one) should make us realize the need I run for the office of Commis- ville Church of Christ where the A Completely Balanced Puckett of Palmersville; two bro- must keep spend- for stronger leadership in the Po- sioner completely independent of funeral was held November 1 at raise taxes. We Ration For Fast, Effici- • hers, John Henry Peoples of May- ing within our present tax reve- lice Department. Remember, for a any other candidate for office, or 2 P. M. Bro. Jack London of 'ield and Willie Peoples of Lynn- Hal V. Allen better Fulton we must have strict group in the City. If elected, I ent Gain Hickman officiated, assisted by nues. ville; and nine grandchildren. law enforcement. will serve all segments of the Bro. Dennis Rogers of Murray and Hal V. Allen, former Fulton resi- I believe all surplus funds in the Services were held at 2 p. m. I believe all contracts for City community impartially to the best Milling Co. Bro. Roy Woodard of Union City. dent and a brother of the late Gas, Water (and Electric, if voted Browder Wednesday at the Jackson Bro- improvements should be on of my ability. Burial was in Seay Cemetery near Thomas L. Allen of Fulton, died in in) Departments should be de- a fair Fulton, KY. hers Funeral Home of Dukedom. bid basis with firm prices, thus Lynnville. Memphis Monday. posited in an account and allowed Frank Welch Bro. Cayce Pentecost of Dresden allowing the individual property Jackson Brothers Funeral Home Services were held at 1 p. m. to draw interest. The Finance Ifficiated. Burial was in the Pal- City owner to know in advance the ex- in Dukedom was in charge of ar- Tuesday at the National Funeral Committee of the present mersville Cemetery. act amount he will be obligated to rangements. Home in Memphis. Council has not seen fit to do this. pay. Through this Thomas and Jack Allen of Ful- With about $44,000.00-deposited in procedure we will eliminate any situations aris- IS AGGRESSIVE ton are nephews of the deceased. non-interest bearing accounts at ing, similar to the recent At the time of his death he was the present time, and you were to improve- ments in Highlands. Jim Lowe of South Fulton..play- M. S. Grissom superintendent of the Yellow Cab allow three percent, the City is ng tackle on 'the U-T freshman Company in losing $1,320.00 per year. I believe in low cost power. Marshall Stephens Grissom, 69, Memphis and a retir- earn this fall, has been termed by ed captain in the Since I have strong feelings on retired sawmill operator, died Traffic Depart- Four years ago, the voters of is Freshman coach Dale Haupt ment of the Memphis for the improvement of Fulton I na- Wednesday night at 10:45 at Jones Police De- Fulton overwhelmingly voted is "very aggressive and a hard partment. turally can see the advantage of Hospital after a long illness. the City Manager form of Gov- vorker." Lowe played on the ernment. I support the voters in Fulton having low cost power to South Fulton team last year. He was born in Weakley County their choice, but unlike other attract new industries into Put- son of the late Bob and Emily Local Woman Reelected candidates for Commissioner, I Lockridge Grissom. He was em- VOTE "YES" NOVEMBER 7 Fraternal Officer feel trft person filling the position ployed by Pierce-Cequin for 23 of City Manager must be fully years prior to his retirement. Mrs. Jewell McClain of South qualified and trained in such All you need is a bottle opener! He was a member of the South Fulton has returned from Nash- things as business administration, ser- Fulton Baptist Church, where ville where she attended the purchasing, supervision, law and GET vices were held at 2 p. m. Friday. Tennessee Fraternal Congress. engineering. I also fele this posi- ENJOY A WHISKEY SOUR The Rev. L. W. Carlin of Paducah Mrs. McClain was reelected secre- tion must be filled by a man not and the Rev. Hulon Allen officiat- tary-treasurer for the fifth con- presently a citizen of Fulton, any time...any place! HEATING ed. Burial was in Acree Cemetery, secutive term. someone completely removed from .,--,*- a... under direction of Whitnel Fun- From Nashville she went to obligations to any one group in the (.,71---1-- eral Home. Chattanooga, where she attended community. Let us remember, LIQUOR 'a 'I AS YOU He leaves his wife, Mrs. Belle the East Tennessee District Con- running the City is like running Idella Cox Grissom; five sons, AND MIXER #, vention of the Supreme Forest any large business. Every business ALL Murrell Grissom of Lansing, Mich., Woodmen Circle. needs competent managership and IN ONE WANT IT! L. S., Heron, Lubin and Harold the City of Fulton is no exception. BOTTLE! Grissom, all of Fulton;,two broth- $121 NEEDED I feel there is a need for strong- '":'i OPEN... POUR... ENJOY... JENKINs with a set-up ers, Robert H. and James W. Gris- Pulton's Boy Scout campaign is er leadership in the Police De- som of Fulton; two half-brothers, nearing its goal of $2,000 and it is partment. All traffic laws should Sal for cooling Herbert Grissom of Fulton and hoped that the remaining $121.48 be strongly enforced. This includes at no extra cost! Raymond Grissom of Detroit; a will be contributed this week. speed limits, traffic signs and un- JENKINS sister, Mrs. J. B. Raffety of South Mail your LIQUOR DRtNKS contribution to Bertes licensed juvenile drivers, driving a PIM, VIM Ma arOlATIal, la., 1114MIlala. eII. Fulton; two half-sisters, Mrs. Pigue, City National Bank. along. The number of unsolved James Grice of Lewisburg, Ky., 17"-- and Mrs. Andy Rocco of Califor- nia; and 15 grandchildren. Yes! A Lennox warm air heating system puts you well on the way toward central air conditioning. Attach-on Lennox cooling units W C. Bizzelle use the same blower and ducts William Clyde Bizzele of near as your automatic Lennox heat- Beelerton died suddenly at 1 a. m. SAVE! SAVE! ing system. Start living this Monday. He was 66. winter with a Lennox. Enjoy air Mr. Bizzelle, a retired farmer and that's always the perfect tern- employee of Sears-Roebuck Com- perature, humidified, cleaned. pany of Memphis, moved. to the ON A NEW freshened, gently and quietly Beelerton Community from Union circulated; evenly distributed. City about two weeks ago. He was born in Lauderdale County, Tenn., Feb. 4, 1895. son of Aaron and Sara Brown Bizzelle. witinb fpoot L He was a member of the Seventh Day Adventist Church. NO He leaves his wife, Mrs. Mag- -FROST REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER LENNOX gie Lee Hill Bizzelle; a son. Wil- Banishes liam F. Bizzelle of Harris Station, defrosting ... troublesome frost never WARM AIR Tenn.; a daughter, Mrs. Carrie builds-up even in huge "zero-degree" freezer! HEATING Dale Wycoff of St. Louis: two sis- ' ters, Miss Winnie Lee Bizzelle of •Definetly NOT a 1961 Close Out * Gas, oil or coal Henning, Tenn. ,and Mrs. Evie a brother, * Up-fl or Down-flo—la McGarity of Memphis; Aire-Flo or Perima-flo Roy Bizzelle of Memphis; and two heating grandchildren, William Jerry Biz- * All New 1962 Models * Units for all locations zelle of Harris Station and Mrs. Joyce Ann Pafford of Union City. Come in or phone for it Services were held Tuesday at FREE heating survey! 2 p. m. at the Hornbeak Funeral NOT: $449.95 Home chapel. Elder Jack Darnell SMALLMAN Tin Shop. of Dyersburg officiated. Burial was in Stanley Chapel Cemetery NOT: $389.95 Olive St Fulton Phone 502 in Obion County. BUT ONLY

SWIFT'S GOLDEN SUPPLEMENT BLOCK $299..91 *TRUE NO-FROST AT A LOW COST PROTEIN MINERAL * GIANT 101 LB NO FROST FREEZER VITAMINS • 12 CUBIC FT. SIZE • SUPER STORAGE DOOR IN A * EVEN BIGGER SAVINGS SELF-FEED • 101 LB. FREEZER • BUILT IN BUTTER KEEPER BLOCK • SIDE MOUNTED CUBE TRAYS• FULL WIDTH CRISPER ON 14 FT. SIZE • DUAL CONTROLS • EGG RACKS Better HURRY. This Is A Limited Offer At • GLIDE OUT SHELF • MILLION MAGNET DOOR GASKET ACIatc Mil Sons MERRYMAN APPLIANCES NOTE: This Refrigerator Would Not Interest the lady who loves 215 Main St. Fulton, Ky. Phone 126 East State Line Phone 202 the Mess & Drudgery of Defrosting—this is a NO FROST MODEL were ycees local

SPECIAL BULLETIN:

On Tuesday November 7th Residents of Fulton Will Go To The Polls To Vote 'Foe or 'Against' Acquiring The Electric Distribution System of Fulton From wee The Kentucky Utilities Company

SAU

For A Municipally - Owned Electric System For Fulton

For Lower Power Rates In Fulton For Additional Revenue for City Government For Better Street Lighting For Equality With Other Area Towns

(Prepared and paid for by Fulton Citizens For Progress) Page 12 The Fulton News, Thursday, Nov. 2, 1961

When Its CLASSIFIED ADS Real Estate in Fulton WANTED TO BUY: We buy wal- — see — A nuts and hickory nuts. Fields & CHARLES W. BURROW Cooley, Highway 94 West, Hick- 109 Walnut Flbone 61 man, Ky. Perm Loans BOOKCASE bedroom suite $79.95 Conventionai 'mans at Wade's Used Furniture Store athplgauricfei't Trade with Wade and save; 217 FHA Loans AN OPEN LETTER Main Street, phone 478. —The very best selection of real Stre€ estate for sale at all times I TO TV Antennas: quick and efficient installation service; all types A f( Merryman and Fry Appliances, and V phone 126, Fulton. FREE PARKING! the cit Cities NICE BREAKFAST table and STREET chairs, $32.50 at Wade's Used LAKE CITY OF FULTON VOTERS Furniture Store. Trade with Wade Sr.theh inra and Save. 217 Main Street, phone LIQUOR STORE 478. Across From AN ANSWER TO embaerb.°u snje s'ci AN TEN 1,1 : we install — Coca-Cola Plant fromtheRe p c;re trade--repair and move. Get Drive-In-Service our prices. We service all makes Package Ice TV. Phure 307 Roper Television ton,wto G WHY NELSON TRIPP WAS Si REFRIGERATORS like new from RELIEVED $94.95 at Wade's Used Furniture a brigi Store. "Trade with Wade and Save". 217 Main Street, phone RUSSELL BOAZ boosWee d: 478. Painting and paperhanging OF HIS DUTIES AS MAYOR FOR BENI. Flom sanding ma- contractors chine and electric floor polish- er and electric vacuum clean- — — — 11111.1. ers. Exchange Furniture Ca Benj,Moore Paints In May of 1960 a called meeting of the Fulton City structed to go to the City Hall for payment, was ad- Council DINING TABLE, six chairs and Wallpaper was held in the Fulton City HalL with Council- vised by the Clerk that, the materials were for the per- buffet $42.50 at Wade's Used Fur- men J. Lewis 0. presiding as Mayor pro tem. The meet- sonal use of Mr. Tripp and were not intended for the niture Store. Trade with Wade Phone 1610 ing was called take and Save; 217 to action in the matter of Mayor City. Main Street, phone Nelson 478. McDowell St., S. Fulton Tripp, who was called before the Council to —A supplier of dirt appeared at the City Clerk's of- IWW" answer charges that Mr. Tripp, while serving as Mayor fice for payment for several loads of dirt, part of which SOUTHERN AIRWAYS used certain Feed Your Hogs City of Fulton charge accounts to buy had been delivered to the Tripp home and part of Daily Schedule items for his personal use. At the meeting Mr. Tripp DC-3 service from Union City BROWDER'S which were delivered to the Fulton City Park. All of Phone (UC) TUrner 5-9121 To was confronted with evidence that: the dirt was billed to the Fulton City Park. demphis: Lv 515 p. m. To Nasti- —Over 40% a period of several months Mr. Tripp was —At this meeting Mr. Tripp admitted to his wrong- :lite Lv 10:25 a. m. buying SUPPLEMENT gasoline and having his personal car serviced doing and agreed to refund the City for his unauthor- 4.AYTAG WAstlERS. ,tanoaru at the expense of the City of Fulton. The purchases and automatic models, 5139.96 With Your Home ized purchases. He was subsequently advised by the made were for Mr. Tripp's and up. Sales and service Grown Grain personal use and were done Council that in view of his apparent attempt to defraud Bennett Electric, enone 201 so without any legal authority. the city he should voluntarily resign the office to which —Two laborers Bright-: 71/ REPAIR: alImal:c., and models Browder Milling Co. performing duties at the home of Mr. he was elected. Mr. Tripp refused to resign in spite of da :killed personnel, prompt service, Fulton, Ky. Tripp were sent to the City Clerk's office to receive the serious consequences facing him. He agreed to the actory-trained technicians for their pay. The City Clerk paid the two .lack-and-white and color. "Ser- laborers for a alternate choice made by the Council that he be strip- week's work. 'ice is our business". Merryman The next week the same laborers appear- ped of all responsibilities in the police and fire depart- ,nd Fry Appliances, 215 Main DON'T MOVE WITHOUT ed at the City Clerk's office for the balance of their ments and moreover, ;treet, phone 126. that he relinquish any authority CALLING COLLECT pay and when asked where they had been working ad- to make any further purchases in the name of the City 555 FULTON, KY. mitted that they had been working at Mr. Tripp's home. of Fulton. They were not City WE RENT - - - - CHapel 7-1833 employees, but persons hired by —Nelson Tripp's refusal to resign as Mayor, in ef- Mr. Tripp for personal MAYFIELD, KY. work. fect, left the City of Fulton without a titular head and Hospital beds —Items of lumber purchased at a local lumber yard placed in possible jeopardy many of the financial Baby beds were delivered to Mr. Tripp's home. The invoice was transactions entered into by the municipality. Vacuum Cleaners made out to the GILLUM Fulton City Park and this invoice was —Mr.Tripp's refusal to resign and the circumstances Floor polishers okayed by Mr. Tripp for payment by the City. The under which he chose to serve placed the City of Fulton TRANSFER items purchased CO. were materials for fencing at the Tripp in suspicious circumstances in State and National WADE FURN. CO. home. in- 'hone dustrial circles and Fulton for a time was removed 103 Fulton. Ky. —A local lumber supplier appeared at the City from any consideration by industrialists seeking new Clerk's office to receive payment for fence posts de- locations in the Fulton area. FLOWERS livered to the Tripp home. The supplier, although in- For Every Occasion Caboo.e For The HALLMARK greeting Cards RYTEX "Personalized" Stationery Are These Facts BEST Scott's Floral Shoppe Of Public Record ? and Phone 20-.I Fulton THE ANSWER IS "YES" NITES and SUNDAYS' PHONE 20-R or 247 May 11, 1960 and June 18, 1960 Nelson Tripp refund- Tripp. CLEANEST ed to the City of Fulton a total of $604.76 in payment Nelson Tripp's refund to the City of Fulton for his for purchases he made for his personal automobile. The personal purchases charged to the City are a matter of TROUBLE? sum also included USED FURNITURE payment for the laborers who were public record and any tax payer or interested citizen W-e can't keep you out of it, employed at the Tripp home, but who were instructed but with on 2 of our Low- may look into these entries on Pages 170, 28, 29 and 18. to go to the City for their salary. Cost, three payment plan Other items delivered The invoices referred to here and others, are on file in buy it at AUTOMOBILE POLICIES. to the Tripp home and okayed by Mr. Tripp for pay- the office of the Fulton City Clerk. We can be at your side ment, by the City of Fulton, Immediately. were assumed by Mr. Our Adjuster Carries His EXCHANGE Check Book! Wick Smith Agency Furniture Company 24 hour Service Phone 62 — Nights 160 swung WHY WASN'T NELSON TRIPP Lake Si COME ONE! COME ALL! JAYCEE REMOVED FROM OFFICE? The office of the Mayor of Fulton is an elective This OPEN LETTER TO THE CITIZENS OF position. Removal of an official from an elective office FULTON is no attempt to vilify Nelson Tripp or to can be attained only by impeachment. Such action minimize his record of service in other fields of en- SHOOT would have brought about an undue amount of un- deavor. To reveal TURKEY the facts above is a serious and favorable publicity for the City of Fulton. Since Nelson Christian attempt to create an awareness of the great Tripp implored of the Council that he be permitted to need for honesty in government. To re-elect Nelson serve out his term, all six SUNDAY Councilmen agreed that a Tripp as Mayor is -to glorify and to sanction indiscre- "lame duck" Mayor would have been the lesser evil tions in public office, no matter how large or how than the notoriety Fulton would have received as a re- small. To re-elect a public official, guilty of indiscre- NOV 5 sult of the impeachment proceedings. tion, is to give the YOUTH of TODAY AN OPPOR- Some of Nelson Also Nov. 12 and 19 Tripp's closest friends attempted TUNITY TO SAY TOMORROW ... OUR FORE- to advise him not to seek re-election as Mayor in order FATHERS DESTROYED THE INTEGRITY AND to forestall any public review Fulton Kitty of Tripp's attempts to de- THE HONOR AND THE TRUST OF PUBLIC OF- fraud the City. Mr. Tripp vehemently refused their FICE. advice. In its ft downtov League Park tivity fo THIS MESSAGE BOUGHT AND PAID FOR "Mr. WIN a $50 GIFT CERTIFICATE redeemable at the Leader Sporting Good Store! BY Horn DE'MYERS HAMS TO BE GIVEN AWAY! FULTON CITIZENS CONCERNED Mr. at WITH MAINTAINING THE HONESTY AND INTEGRITY OF will hay SPONSORED BY THE FULTON JAYCEES McDade crry GOVERNMENT. Sunday, (Proceeds for Charity program) p. m. Al they re