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7, 1917 The Weather 4#1 Sockt t y Jane FORECAST: f less than Kentucky cloudy, snow flur- continued cold and rather *FIINIUARY 7-id rcult court ries, windy tonight and Sunday. r husband, tatcer uppOrt her. Ming with Volume XL Vitt Associated Press Limed Wire Fulton, Kentucky, Salt Sty Evening, February B, /9 17 Five Cents Per Copy No. 044 Joitii Gill Signs Hannegan, Clark Lea% t White Ilouse Lonistilliarts Shy Mercury Fir/41. 14.ieleIii Flori(la IF41r These kid!. Sen. Van'berg lush As Manageref Back Publis 'Drops Nearly Says He Isn't ilarri.nis SI. Rohe Chicks For'47 And John lienneary S Out Of Sight '48 Candidate Thy, %re For Waterli Parts Of State Tells GOP Rally Former G'heusul Two active Lou sville De I . . . and Skippet;Suit He's nets, Jclia M. Her neat). Report Coldest Ile Has No Wish r and help- MITI :in M. Robei Latin, have 1 ,. for notance.1 they volt Id at'in Reading of Year To Enter Contesi Ready 'Season Harry Lee Waterlield for , criticism Dernocrittic nomination fcr 3 BELOW AT 11OPTOWN FEEL, to anybody, PROSPECTS ARE GOOD ei nor. comrtimENTEM let it guide manager of Iletures•y, Insurance inan /lad The mercury struck new low Grand Rapids. Mich., Feb. & mg as they Johnny GUI, the Union City Greyhounds last set local Democratic catroatini marks for the season last night ,;o U 8 Senator Arthur I :al prefer- son, signed a Contract last fa chairman in three of the Snit In several Kentucky cities and Van ienberg ,R-Mich I declare ply to hats to be player-manager of %bp lour wane ral flectIont , was ultra - there still was no relief In sigi.0 today. "1 am no' a candidate It is in our ;.oett Chicks in 1947, K. P ed \kith Waterfield in 1943 wia 1 from the current cold wave. the Republican presto:long it's the 4d nomination, don't expect to I ope that president of the Fulton C inton publisher Hopkinsville reported an over • :peulter of and have no wish to be." JUILOCIation, .intiounced the House of - night low of three degrees be- morning. ptesentatives w as campsl n Michigan's senior senator. Be low zero, one of the stete's cold- for an address before the said he was 1.11 chairman for Ben Kilgore in Is atas OW top ohysiss est spots. Corbin reached a new ; Republican convention, made!' qiuuk un‘qicces., ful race for the gla e- low for the winter, an even zero cal condition, and wants to play 119 I statement at a press cord toile! nomination Kligor is on the thermomentcr. with In every game for the Chicks backing Waterfield. and added, "but a man would this %ear, Mr. Dalton added. Snowfall of 3.6 inches. if he were in Robertson, counsel for Bro entirely numb The new rnanager-dutfielder n the Is At Ashland, the mercury drop- tble to the compliment • ha.s long been known in baseball Williamson Tobacco Corp., , a member ped to two above, also a new gestion circles as a capable man at the of Louisville Mayor ;O- adv y low mark for the winter. Louis- Taking heed of reports thei plate. A consistent hitter, his land Taylor political cc:manatee and was state ville temperatures dropped to native state would boom him batting average last year Was a four above and Madisonville the presidential nomlna .378. He is expected to be a big ance chairman in the 1944 p idential campain and fina recorded a five-degree mini- 1948. Vandenberg said in factor in the Chicks' offensive mum, both new records for the speech at noon play in the coming reason. chairman for Philip P. Arden' In the Democratic senileI season. "The success of the Repu 0111 returned to his home in primary last year party is my only interest in Nashville today. He will accom- Postmaster General Robert R. Hannegan (right) leaves the Streets and highways were ex- I charge you to ignore all and pany a Fulton delegation to BaY White House (Feb. 7) with Attorney General Tens Clark after ceedingly slippery today siderations of localized to help select , traffic was held to a snail's pace. 81 UMW, Wm., a cabluet retesting. Hannegan told reporters the "asses/ term nice, if such there gene players for the Fulton team when Edd Lamb Diei Numerous minor accidents were Priscilla and Danny Sanborn, five and three, respectively, fee Truman" boom be launched in Rea York was "striedy" his be, and when the time ap the Memphis Chicks open their reported, including 11 at Cor- taste their first icicle formed on a lady's slipper tree at Lake- ately comes, to join freely own idea. spring training camp there. bin which injured three per- land. Fla. (Feb. Ito. The ice was formed by a sprinkler left run- the nationwide Republican Among the players from last, At Hospital sons. sing the previous night in 24-degree temperature. for the best available next States. year's team to whom contracte The only traffic fatality re- idea of the United president t are being mailed arirlhick, third English War Bride Doesn't Resident Of Mt. Meet& ported so far occurred Thurs- The senate first to other issues, told the coil base; Propst, base: UL CommTmity day in Barren county, where Joe catcher; Swett, catcher; Sea- Suffered A Too Many Friends Spoiled tion Stroke A Few Days Age D. Tinsley. 22, was killed when wright, outfield; Lynch, pitcher; us Home Yet, Likes U. S: his truck skidded and overturn- "Republicans intend ta Long, pitcher; Engel, pitcher; Idd Lamb, son of the late Mr ed. something about this and Peterson, outfield. Irland, The Lawsuit Says Talntadge I pay) Mrs. Fiord. McClannahan ar- a sailor, served in India and and Mrs. 0. J. Lamb of the loos 'portal to portal' Workman, an out- Mt The weather bureau forecast a pitcher, and rived in Fulton Tuesday from; China and was wounded In ac- Mullah vicinity, passed allay rage which violates every be added to the snow flurries and continued TaAnntlianditaae, rFheabr.aead—rtod-a-yHtehrmatana icituointlecoottilretrerutlehde yzeuspeterrdloary Itchlar: fielder, may Feb. 7 at 'Haws Memorial Hes- lean concept against ex this year. her home in Leicester, England cold weather over the state to- Chick roster She and her husband met in a stroke a few facto laws, which abuses She is the wife 01 Louis MeClan- , pital following night and tomorrow. court decision hblding him an Another highly successful sea- days ago. Talmadge's rival claimant, Lt legislative intent of the co nahan, Route 3, Fulton. Leicester, anu were married in At Frankfort, the higftway de- illegal claimant of the Georgia re son is in prospect tot the Chicks, He leaves his widow. Ms Anita Gov. M. E Thompson, was the not a man of whom Mrs. McClannahan stated that the iegister's office there partment reported dangerously povernorahip "was patently col- local supporters believe. Thompson ) Lamb; three sons. legal governor. Judge Porter contemplated such perve her trip from England to the They'll celebrate their fourth iced roads in Eastern and South- Waive " James of Texas, Charles of Mdr- held that the legislature exceed- when the Wages and Hours States was very unpleasant, due weding anniversary on Sept. 18. ern Kentucky. In the Somerset ad Its authority when it elected passed; which threatens the the tin, and Ralph, who made his Talmadge said in O formal Kentucky Tatty to stormy weather and rough Mr. McClannahan was in area, a half inch to an inch and amadve after the death of his vency of many a business months, home with him; one statementt thitthe "was brought seas. She sailed from South- service 44 serving over- dallifhttr a half of snow covered a film lather. governor-elect Eugene , the Jobs of its employes—Is dis- Mrs. Clayton Malery of Fulten by friends, against friends, be. By The Associated heal hampton, England, to New York, seas for 29 months When of ice, making travel extremely Talmadge. of the treasury of held Rural Route 1; four graruickill- ; fore friends, and for friends." nothing Winchester—The City Educ- where she larded at Staten la- charged he the rank of hassrdota United States nd. She then proceeded to sergeant. He returned to n, Jimmy and Robert La HO attack was on the suit be- sqid he lrttorus- ation Board voted WmifiShssteT 41:4;,,08,10 drif;s4v1;1:4 11,1push- Talmadge was "Imagine whet ulton by traln,..alqa was al,es Oct. 4. 11$5, batt Tetra. die C laVde II. Porter at l ed4a-arttet, saio i;r:slanda, tale was labocAl ester If tae mtinitiett brWer sett,•" unable to join MI were t Mrs. Verna Robertz, Mrs. Maud Georgetown, Paris, Cynthiana, ation, spurlki* goonths. Keath Harding tiroe hearing from' the alleged de- to go back . Holiday, Mrs Ora Golden, Mrs Winchester and Midway, but the Scouts To Attend for employers Mrs. McClannahan is the The United States is "a wond- uendant, the judge reached into recapture Myrtle Caldwell, Mrs. Luanne rest of central Kentucky re- ! the years and Lexington—The University of daughter of Mrs Florrie Hard- erful place -especially Fulton," his pocket and pulled out an paid uponeeg Warien, Mrs Ruby Oliver, two ported generally fair road con- Methodist Church of the wages Kentucky will choose its 1947 ing of Leicester. England. She Mrs McClannahan thinks. She opinion he had already written and f brothers' Robert and Wayne; ditions. Low temperature over- long since finished "Beauty Queen" tonlisht. The has two brothers one of whom, doesn't miss England yet, she and proceeded to reed it." principle of the* one half-brother and sister, Tom night in Frankfort Was two Services Sunday ten The six contestants: Amy Price, Ash- said. Talmadge declined to elabor- cannot be allowed to stand. land, independent Evelyn The war bride likes her home and Ada. ate on his statement and refut- held Roads in northern Kentucky. Boy Scouts of Troops US 43 any sort of stable economy is' Ewing, Milton, representing Pat- Landlords Group in the country, and the folks ; Funeral services will be Joins where zero was recorded during and 44 will attend services at ed comment when a reporter; save America." terson Hall; Angela Melach she has met since coming here.;Sunday at 2 p m. with in the night, are clear or sanded, the First Methodist church in a asked if he thought he would On world issues. V Blair, Stanford, Fla., Delta Delta Protests Control She is now a patient at Haws Funeral Home of Martin the report said. body Sunday morning at 11 be subject to contempt of court. said. "we shall not disarm Delta sorority; Martha Sue Memorial Hospital, and praised charge. clock Advised of Talmadge s state- We shall take no sweetnees Paducah, Kappa Delta; Of Rents By U. S. the nurses and doctors highly. Crosby, rteenetxeitatewctiVt hoe ment Judge Porter said the court light for granted behind the Buffeter, Louisville, ..e- She plans to return to her home Leader, a nCdutbos hea Grace Frankfort, Ky. Feb.8-(An-A the Scouts had no 'authority to inquire into curtain which still blacks well Hall, and Opal Pearl Hall, on Route 3 in about nine days. Elbeit Johns Scout great sectors of the earth. X committee was named by pro- two 7 in the special sectioti reserved sincerity of the suit. He declined Flemingsburg, Alpha, Delta Pt Mr. McClannahan has but we will joyfully match testing landlords here last night hbroerteners and two sisters who live for the boys. All veil be in the further comment to rise funds and wage a court The decision in favor of utmost limits of disarmament --Gov. Simeon Wil- Newcomer Here uniform. Frankfort fight against rent controls in Is Interesting Thompson came from Judge which other great pcwers to Kentuckians to This is a part of the losan lis appealed Franklin, Scott and Woodford Claude H. Porter of the Rome go, if there be summary measures to observance of National Boy ! adopt conservation counties Rites A newcomer to the city whose at Berea, located in the moun- cheuit in his ruling in a suit plInes which guarantee gas shortage Gardner Scout week, Feb. 7-14. relieve the natural Harry 0. Fielder, who presided, activities will be of interest to tainou , region of Eastern Ken- which had been moved up from bad faith," 44 current cold weather. during the said similar meetings will be Hekl Today In all lovers of Americana is Mr. tucky, that he became interest- Feb.anororiginalt2iig. hearing date of "In the greatest eithibitismal conducted next Thursday night Elbert Johns, 35, recently ar- ed In the folklore, singing and international good will was filed in Loutsville--Sult Georgetown and next Friday N. Car. rived from Paducah. dancing peculiar to the section. Regular Report Thompson himself heard of time began" Vandenebrg by 20 property own- In Shelby, circuit court Versailles Mr. Johns is Field Executive With John Jacob Niles, he the judge's decision as he sat America is prepared to to prevent night in Shelby, N. C.. Feb.8-4P1-Pun- ers for an injunction last night denounced compiled much authentic data (hi Cottonseed In Henry county superior court the advantage of the atom part of the Speakers eral services for 0 Max Gardner for the Boy Scouts of America, construction of any unfair when on these recreational activities, at McDonough where Judge Wal- if. as and when this ton flood wall rent control as were set for 2:30 P M. today serving the counties of Fulton, received during proposed Ohio river termed which ha* contributed richly From reports ter Hendrix was hearing 'Thomp- tion is protected by totally other costs are up Fielder here In the hometown whioh he 18-31, the follow- adjacent to their property here. and un- Carlisle, Hickman and Obion. to the fascinating theme of Ken- the period Jan. son's plea for an injunction to provable competent It "legalized stealing loved so well and which claimed are given relative to Prior to the war, Mr Johns tuckiana. In 1933. Mr. Johns;ing data prevent Talmadge from exer- and controls, if, as and rdit in- American." him as one of its inott illustr- of cotton- Louisville—An immediate served as commander of various presented group folk dancing to: grade- and prices cising executive authority as the world in general—and crease of $500 to $900 a year in ious citizens. seed. viet Russia in particular-ape The body of the former North C. C. C. companies in Kentucky thousands of visitors at the governor. After listening to Tal- salaries of professors at the Fult.. county—low grade, to swift and conclusive= Mess Sergeant Carolina Governor, who died iii and in the Western United Chicago World's Fair. madge's attorneys argue for a University of Louisville was re- . 690' nigh grade, 91.5; average ment which shall stop New York Thursday hang before States. During the war he was In addition to his Scout ac-: dismissal of the suit on several commenect by the local branch grade. 85.5: state average this at its scource. Finds Civilians he leave for London and I engaged in defense work at the tivities, Mr. Johns is an assist- grounds. Judge Hendrix contin- of the American Association of was to period 88.5. 'This is our price; nil his duties as U. S. ambas- Kentucky Ordnance Plant at ant teacher for the Morman B ued the hearing until 9 am. University Professors. new Hickman county—low grade price must be paid. We Really Like Mess sador to Great Britain, was to Paducah. Since the conclusion Daniels Young Adult Class of' (CST) Monday. NO- 88.5: high grade 89.5: average not trust alone to fickle wee! Ile from noon until 2 P. of hostilities he has been con- the First Methodist church. ; Judge Porter held that Thomp- 1. He Frankftrt — Kentucky's Court Manchester, N. H.-4a-8trati:1 in state grad'; 88.5. Too many words, as at Yalta First Baptist Church. nected with the Boy Scouts. He and Mrs. Johns and their; son, az lieutenant governor, be- of Appeals approved an order of A. Kouskoutaa, former Army M. In the cciunty, Tenn.— low at Potsdam and in Poland IC Interment,following services Mr. Johns is a native of Lex- two children, Carolyn and Juni.: (Won came acting governor of the Wow McCracken Circuit yesterday to mess sergeant, thought he was grade 77.5; high grade 90.5; aver- very hour, have been dlst at the church, will be in Shelby's ington, and a graduate of Berea or, aged eight and two, make' state when former Gov. Ellis Ar- extend until next April 1 the stuck with a truck. age grade, 84.0. out of all pretense of Integli Sunset Cemetery. ; College It was during his stay their home on Terry Road. ' nall relinquished the post Jan. time for appraising Kentucky When he was discharged after • 18. The jurist also declared that We ask r.0,1.-..g for mode peace" Utility Company property which service in Europe. Kouskoutas state legislature had no au- We ask everything eor Labor Committee Hears Stassen tie -• the city of Padicah is seeking bought an old GI ambulance Swiss Block Grain ! thority to elect Talmadge gov- to buy. The city plans to Pur- With the intention of going into ernor. Lowe, Jr.,1 chase TVA electric power if it the wholesale provision business, Exports To Italy Alfred gets the K. U. property in Pa- find supplies. but he couldn't federal wari ducah. hot plates, cof- Bern—Oat—The Lights" Is Frat Pledge Bo he installed food administration announced; "Campus fee Jug shelves for dough- and Switzerland could not trade nuts, and cigarettes Centre, Danville:, cakes bread grains for rice from To Be Presented Much More Time Now the city dispens- Danville, Ky-Alfred J he tours Reports from Rome were that ing hot dogs, hamburgers and Murray Feb. 28 Jr.. Cayce, Ky:, ministry of foreign At To Play Checkers coffee to outdoors work- the Italian dent at Centre chilled trade had approved the export ers, filling station attendants Murray. Ky- --Campus Lights pledged to Sigma Looking for a good job, with of 10.000 tons of rice to Switzer- and industrial plant workers of 1947" a musical show spon- Greek letter social tea not too much work attached to land in return from three times Business is so good he's in thua sored by Phi Mu Alpha and following the 'lose of the it? We'd suggest you try for a as much grain from Switzerland. npw- market for a bigger truck. Sigma Alpha Iota, musical frat- ins season in January, It ecom - spot on the Princeton, Ky., fire The food administration said ernities, will be presented at difficulty announced today. a pito- department. "we have the greatest Murray 'State College Feb. 24 the con of Mr. own Lowe is The Princeton Leader reports Who Is Governor to assure bread for our and March 1. Lowe. Sr., administra• Mrs. Alfred J. this week that not one fire country," but the Campus Lights is an annual and a graduate of the every effort to alarm was sounded during the Of Georgia Now? tion would make Presentation at the college and high school in the class of return for other month of January. This was an get the rice in was first produced in 1938 by He is a war veteran ma "unusal record," however, the Maybe It's "Shag" articles. the Men's Music Club, now Phi in law at Centre. Leader pointed out. Mu Alpha Weaver, otherwise Myron Ralph Neilly Rated'in 1941 P.:, the third best A. Purcell Su//era Leader Congratulates known as "Shag" to his friends college show in the nation the I. in Fulton, who is now employed Hip In Fall Home From Italy show was sponsored by Sigma Broken Mr. and Mrs. Elwyn Taylor, in Atlanta, Oa. recently wrote Alpha Iota, the girls music Mr. J. A. Purcell f a Ralph Reilly, son of Mr and Dukedom, on the birth of to his mother, Mrs. Pearl Weaver fraternity, during the war. day night at his home girl last Mrs Harvey Melly of Dukedom, nine pound night at of 301 Norman street In con- This year a 32-piece orchestra street and suffered a has returned from Italy, where Republican presidential nomination, outlines- 945 p. m., at the Jones Clinic. cluding his Letter he signed his Harold E. Stamen (lower tett), who seeks the 19111 will be used, the largest ever was taken imm Weav- he has been stationed with the in D. C., lie name. "Governor Myron his views on needed labor legislation before th e Senate Labor Committee Washington. used for a Campus Lights show, Janes Clinic, where Mrs. C. army for over a year Mr. and T. Douglas, er," and added as a poetscript. (Feb. 71. Listening to his testimony are (left to right) Senators lVayne Morse (R..-Ore); according to producers of the=about the asses Crutchfield, on the birth of a else is governor Mr Reilly and his wife live "Everybody (R.-Ind.): Joseph H. Ball (11.-Minn); George D. Aiken (R.-Vt.); Robert A. Taft (Rs '47 production. The chorus also has been ea seven pound girl last night at down here, so why shouldn't I on Carr street. At present they 'envier Ohio); Alien J. Ellender (D.-La.), and Claude Pepper (D.-Fla). numbers 32 persons. several years. the Fulton Hospital. be" are visiting Mr. Neilly's parents. •

FADED Cop9 Saturday Everting, February 8, 19,1? &aura Fulton Deily Leader, Fulton, Kentucky ton and sons, Keith and Ken- have moved to WI Carr Street. Mrs. Tremon Richman is im- Spar proving neth of Mound city, III., were Mrs. Rill Holland is ill at her Mrs. Hewitt Stewart, Hickman, visitors of Mrs. Burton's mother, ralton. ./Alba barn. north of Tulton. is doing nioely following an Mrs. Una Mt:Kende**, and sis- ter, Miss 011ie McKendree, Sun- (Tor Jerrye and Shirty. Fortner of operation. 11hill)AILY SINCZ Mrs. Bessie Jackson is improv- day. New Y Treeevant, Tenn., will spent the a 400 Main Street, INllon, Kentucky. ing. W H. Hall was business visi- bey Trit H D MAY WM( DAY EMIR°. weekend with Miss Helen Ruth Cairo Thursday. Murrell Jeffress has under- tor in the U. AUSTIN AIININSON AAAAA DOMAN St. John. Route 2, Fulton. Templeton of Milburn PIT LIE WATURINILD gone an operation. Pressley coaching INS ILDIT•111 [PITON from u few days eueLlemale Mr and Mrs Raymond Fortner Mrs. Thomas Whellis is doing has returned tidal a Union City, Tenn act of Congress of March I, 1979. of Trezevant. Tenn., are attend- fine. visit in coming as second class matter at Fulton, Kentucky, under Jane Burton has return- ing the bedside of Mrs. Fortner's Mrs. J. L. Howell is doing nice- Miss those "le A11111/15,0 SUCTION. a visit with her cousin, •NIPTION NATIO' MAU MATE WOK IN OI mother, who critically ill at her ly. ed from reason f 14 State Line Mrs. Robert Hancock and baby Miss Sue Burson, at Jackson, STISINS NAT1SE CLISMITTID •N D.:41,1111T. Telegbeas home on East lion of are doing nicely. Tenn. with the entitled tt use fur who has been a ER 01' THE ASSOCIATED PlESS: The Associated Press is exclusively Eldred Dixon, Baby Paulette Brown is im- MIS Malcolm Smith and son I. also the local news published. General Wayne NProdeetion pt all news dispat.hes credited to tide paper and patient at Kennedy proving of Columbus were Sunday guests possibilit Hospital in Memphis for the Miss Martha Jean Neely is of Mr. and Mrs. W. C Car!er, on a will abi past three weeks, is here doing nicely. route 2. I Bales Seek Freedom his par- school hat Man Is Here Again weekend pass visiting Laths Mae McGowan is doing flia I lie Martinie, Roberts, Jr., Dixon, Mesdames rival at By J. H. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ira nicely. Bryant, Will Cherry, satisfied with Clements Redding W curred ! eller still isn't AP Foreign Affairs Analyst Feldinp street. Mrs. Nelson Blalock is doing Whitlow and sister a and Elmo duced Watertield for governor," announced R. Wardlaw nicely. in Clinton. A renewed propaganda campaign by repro- Mr. and Mrs. W. tpent Monday in sports ne in last Sunday'. Courier-Journal will go to McComb, Miu., next Irish Hamilton is doing fine. That "L of the Baltic states operating in - Clarence Clurry an article by Mr Robert L. Riggs. sentaUves week to make their home. Mr. Mrs. Walter Ridgeway is tin Mr. and Mrs Capt. I to bring their situa- have been Riggs, for the benefit of any readers exile indicates an effort Wardlaw, who vu general fore- proving. of Ripley, Tenn. Davis Ct. the United Nations, Mr. Tom Darius, Union City, guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. M. •may not know him. is the newspaper's tion before man at the IC shops here until ten the and Estonians still is doing nicely. Barnett in the home of Mr. and gton correspondent who has the uni- Lativians, Lithuanians his recent resignation, will be Australia which are listed railroad in Mr. J. H. Nabors is improving. Mrs. Redding W. Bryant. lily to sit at his typewriter in the na- operate legations here connected with the to be to by the United States McComb. Mrs. R. L. Bradley is about the capital and tell more about what is ga- as officially recognised Mr. and Mrs. Will Cherry are Internet although the countries were an- SAM. visitors in the of Mr. and deration in the Kentucky grass roots than most government, Mr and Mrs. J P. Walters of Mrs. M. A. Harris is doing home ago and actual Mrs. R. D. on route 2. in Londc political analysta. nexed by Russia six years Grenada, Miss., are making their nicely. Bryant on-the-scene are a few dart ation wi trade with the area is handled through Rus- Kornai at 417 Eddings street for Mrs. Hassell Williams has been They spending the purpose 01 bringing forth a candl- ih6deet, Mrs. written sia's trading corporation, Amtorg. the present. Mr Walters suc- dismissed. with the former's sister, e to his liking, "Happy" has invited "We wondering If we could borrow one of your elephants Wardlaw as W. M. Barnett, and Mr. Barnett, thit cou The Lithuanians are particularly bitter, were ceeds Mr. W. R Democratic politicians to meet at his parade we're hieing." the Fulton who are staying with the Bry- next sur of deporting their fel • to help carry. a big sign in a general foreman at Jones Clinic In Versailles tomorrow, February 9, Mr accusing the &alma ant. until they can move into Beirut A by the thous- I. C. shops. Mrs. J. A. Purcell Is about the continues. lew-countrymen for slave labor another place. Their home was ale star, brutalities. ADDITIONAL PERSONALS ON same. caused i smacks strongly of the so-called ands and of practicing destroyed by fire Met week. PACE TOUR Mrs. Ute Halliburton and baby re- bourne y" move. instigated in LoulsvUle Russia occupied the Baltic states in 194e, are doing fine. ball on t in which some Democratic leaders following through on her deal with Ger- Mrs. Wayne Jones, Martin, is Don't let a Ws squirt bother you? ed. evett to hand-pick a candidate for the many for the division of Poland and her cam- HOSPITAL NEWS Improving. Waifs, pit Mr. J. II. Mills Is improving. gubernatorial election and there- paivi for strategic position in Finland. She Talkie Respite' that the Mrs. W. H. Brown is doing & heated primary battle among the staged plebiscites which resulted in re- admitted:— gerous Patients nicely. tins to e tie aspirants for the nomination. incorporation of the little states Watson, Fulton. quests for Mrs. J. M. !cane st Waterfield and Clements were skeptical had been a part FULTON WOMAN'S CLUB WILSON PHILLIPS Clinton. Into Russia, of which they Mr. W. IL Seat, thing la "harmony" proposal, preferring to let BOLDS FEBRUARY MEETING T. Smith, Fulton, from 1795 until they obtained their freedom Ilardwell, Ky., Feb. 7— tbp1 . Mrs. H. Arlington News be clime voters of the state make their Warren Nanney, Fulton. ()crane during the 1918 revolution. Alter World War Club Mr. and Mrs. Neeley C. Wilson, The Woman's Scolety of Chris- The Fulton Woman's Mr. J. M. McKearnan, Wing°. at the polls rather than to have a I they had been recognised as independeat meet- of near Bardwell announce the tian Service of the Arlington held its February general Mrs. James Jones, Fulton. group of professional politicians do the of the League of Na- yesterday marriage of their daughter, Miss Methodist church enjoyed a pot and became members ing at the club home Mrs. C. T. Douglas and baby, at this early date. 60 Minds Marie Wilson. to Robert luck luncheon and quilting at tions in 1921. afternoon at 3 o'clock with Crutchfield, are doing fine. who believes he should be in visitors L. Phillips, son of Mr. and Mrs. the church Wednesday. The quilt or, still members and three Other Patients:— spring of 1943, when the Gernis.ns Lindsey B. Phillips of Memphis. will be given to Mrs. W. M. Bur- to House and nurses a grudge against In the present. The Art Department Mr George Veatch, Crutch- Let us DR AK. yew Sperlsweert geral Assoctated The Rev. Walter M. Martin, pas- nett, whose home was destroyed who has ever stood in the way of had taken over. John Colburn, was in charge of arrangements field. Twlemart in U I ht. Off Stock- and program for the afternoon. tor of the Mississippi Baptist by fire last week. progress, is a hard man to satis- Press correspondent, reported from Mrs. Ruth Hazelwood, Ptulton. •DRAX se• wow ovater.repellear ibat agraier Hornbeak was reg- church, read the double ring After lunch the meeting was $1111,000 per year which he makes as holm that only fear of ROWa prevented an Mrs. Anne Mrs. Felts Rawls, Chestnut and Mrs. A. G. Baldridge ceremony, at 1 p in. Sunday, called ,o order by the president SUITS, keep him from open revolt against the Nazis. He said the istrar Glade, Is doing nicely following Iliatensissioner doesn't acted as page. The hostesses Jan. 26, at the church. Mrs. Avery H Chinong, and an con- Germans, however, had been welcomed in the an appendectomy. program 'was given to have the Democratic national were Mesdames 0.- W. Dimmitt, Mr and Mrs. Phillips left for Interesting trOajACITUILITs' pay I Mrs. Joe Connor. Fulton. as delegates bound to him in 1948—If beginning as liberators. Meacham, an unannounced weddlrg trip, with Mrs. Lester B.' Eason rerki dire alga' soil am/ scaler! W. W. Morris, Clanton Mrs. Lillian Griggs and baby, Is a White House opening on the Demo- "Now Germany is considered almost as Jake Huddieston, and J. E. Fall, after which they will be at program conductor. Clinton. part on program DILAXecf sportswear stays clean looser, then—or in 1952, the year his base- great an enemy as Russia," Coiburn wrote. Sr. Mrs. L. A. Clifton and Mrs; home to their friends at 825 N. Those taking the a Mrs. Reginald Williamson and Lena Rivers us:verso: itsl like•new look! DRAXing cam For any county to consider Germany "almost" W. R. Wardlaw, chairman of the Holmes street, in Memphis. were Mesdames tract expires, according to Mr. Riggs. baby, Fulton. Price. The only is tittle extra— ask us for DRAX that else bespoke Art Department, provided the CuMmin? and Guy Is the same Mr. Chandler, by the way, as great an enemy as someone Mr. Lon Howard, Crutchfield. din- decorations. Mrs. Joe Beadles CELEBRATE THEIR burn' regtilar morthly birthday ry recently told the press that he had a real grudge against the other fellow in those Mrs. Coleman Evans, Fulton, be held at the home of presided at the gift table WEDDING ANNIVERSARY ner will re political ambitions" The meeting days. Rogey Porter, colored, Fulton. Rev. and Mrs. Lester B. Eason Hickman, Ilea of course, is not to be construed Thousands of Baits fought in the Nazi Mrs. Haws, the president, con- Ur. and Mrs. Raymond Camp- Mrs. C. M. Hornsby. on Wednesday, Feb. 12. wed- McMorris and baby, fleeting any such ambitions—no, in- armies against Russia because they feared ducted the business session. The bell celebrated their fifth Mrs, E. W. Those attending were: Mes- anniversary with a dinner Fulton. the people of Kentucky forget over- the Reds. At the same time, their families at minutes of the January meet- ding dames oaura Berry, David A. ing and a report of the meeting at their home, 302 Oak street, Mrs. Roy Ray, Fulton. Hatch, Oscar R. Brook, Paul what they read in their newspapers-- home were conducting a battle of passive re- Val- of the Executive Board were last evening Mrs. John Johns, Water Stanley, Lester B. Meson, Avery Mr. Chandler? sistance against the Germans, and in the thee. read by the secretary, Mrs. Gil- Those present were Mr and ley. H. Clarion, Lena Rivers Cum- demonstrat- forests men gathered by the tens of thousands Crutch- baseball commissioner has son Latta. She announced the Mrs. Guthrie Luther, Mr and Mrs. Leonard Watson, mini. Calvin Webb. Walter Jack- for liberty at •40 BUZ S4 t not only does he still enjoy playine to fight whomever necessary names of Mrs. Erlene McKin- James Madding. Mr and field, son, Ouy Price, J. B. Worthattio but he delights even more in play- the proper time. They were fed by the linim- Mrs. Franklin Fitzpatrick, Mrs. Buster Teague, and Lai:Nett. Dole Ctumning. Martin.. mid Lloyd W. Neville. ' non, ; QUALITY CLEANERS none' politics, as witnessed by Ids ents despite stringent German requislUen- Mrs. Elbert Johns, Mrs. Jack Mr. and Mrs Albert McClain, MM. Horace Reams, Fulton. Jackson, Rick- ! PHONE 4 • friends to vote against the Democratic Mg. But by the time the Russians drove out Burton and Mrs. J. L. Jones, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Bowling Mrs. Marshall Mr. and Mrs. Marvin B. Bur- Ken, and Mr. and Mrs. Wil- Inan for the Senate in last fall's general the Germans, guerilla warfare was of no U new members. Mrs. C. D. Ed- and wards, the treasurer, gave her lard Goodwin and Lynda. Lloyd Dew. Fulton. 1 avail. Mayfield. report. Miss Mary Martin stat- Mr. Learon lacOary. Happy- wants to keep on meddling in Every since the plebiscites, independence Fulton, ed that the class he Parliamen- FAMILY GROUP Mrs Barney Speight, open among the Baits have looked to Eng- Crutch- politics, we wish he would be leaders tary Procedure would hold its CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY Mrs. Herman Elliott. Sunday, Monday ire board about it. We aren't smart land and the United States for help. They Tuesday, Feb. 11, field. first meeting tHr. and Mrs. Lehman Bout- to be a beset:mil commissioner, of had offered to revolt against the Germans club home. C. M. Hornsby, Hickman. at 7 o'clock at the Charlie Stallins, Little FULTON, and Tuesday ten, Mrs. but we do know ,,nen a man says one in 1943 and 1044 provided only Russia would All members who are interested J. T. Brundige, Martin. of postwar independence, and urged to attend. It was an- Archie Lee Knox, colored, and does another. give assurance were Mrs. Luther Alien, A. J. Bout- SHOW TIME SUNDAY 11154:474116-11:03 that a benefit bridge Columbus. to the effect, if any, Mr. Chandler's op- now they are demanding recognition (sr nounceet, ton, and Sandra Bowen cele- be given by the Junior Miss Millie Patterson. Arline- t() Mr. Clements and Mr. Water- their anti-Nazi work. would brated their birthdeys at the Woman's Club the night of Feb. ton. have on the results of the primary The legal grounds they cite, of course, ap- Malthus' home, 1180ak street, 20, the proceeds to go to the Patients dismissed.— good. Their percentage of Russian popu- Feb. 2 Their birthdays ranged elections, we hesitate to make a pear club piano fund. The members • I. • Read wAular cite. from the fourth to the 14th of But we can't help thinking of the lation is small, and they have treaties to eesponded generously to the Mr. William Vaughn, Duke- (win • •. t of a Purchase Democrat who read But unfortunately they lie in an area which. for educational sup- February. I dom. call made The entire family of each one New OMIT s like parts of Finland, Russia felt she must to U. N. R. R. A. Memorial story headline about Chandler pllea to be sent present at the basket din- Haws Their absorption by for overseas ship- was Dukedom,) • BLON1 dissatisfied with the two Democratic today for self-defense. headquarters ner, which was served at 12 Little Carol Bynum, happen is to the governor's chair, and re- Russia is one of those things which ment. o'clock. has been admitted. Dennis MORGAN around. Mrs. Slone McCiannahan, , "so what?" when big nations get to trampling Following the business session London, England, is doing nicely. Since recognition of the Republics as inde- Mrs. Haws turned the meeting CIRCLE 2 WILL MEET . Jack CARSON Mrs. W. 0. Shankle Is Improv- 1114.1 pendents has never been withdrawn, their to Miss Mary Martin. pro- Circle No. 2 of the First Bap- over ing. Janis PAIGE campaign, if it generates enough gram chairman for the Art De- tist church will meet with Mrs. Dear Me! renewed Mrs. Elwyn Taylor and baby steam, could cause considerable embarrass- partment, who presented one of Charles Cook, Fairview, Monday Martha VICKERS society we'd most like to join is not as at 2:30 p. m. are doing nicely. ment at Lake Success. the finest programs of this club afternoon is Society for the Prevention of Ctueity year. Miss Rachel Williams, pian- ,nor does it boast as formidable a ist, played "Etude, Opus 25, No. FINCH'S BAKERY the Society for the Preservation and Calling All Carsl 10" by Chopin. Miss Nell War- PERSONALS REMAINS OPEN sang "Homing" by Teresa del t of Barber Shop Singing in City,—(X1—Except for that south- ren Salt Lake Riego and "My Hero" by Oscar P. H. Tucker of Memphis has To avoid any misunderstand- It's the Society for Abolishing "Dear" police might be ern accent Utah state Strauss. Miss Warren was ac- returned to his home after visit- ing on the part of any of our Letters. over the bee chasing Virginia's criminals all companied by Mrs. Walter Voel- Mg his brother, Guy Tucker, who customers who might be led to of the Jones boys. E. Willis to be spe- blame it all hive state—and the officers pel. Miss Martin introduced has been Ill. Mr. Guy Tucker is belie) that we are not open as lives in Chicago, got tired of tack- Barlow, who slowly. on an atmospheric double-cross. Mrs. Joe Page of improving usual for business because of the in front of the name of a pei- cars have reviewed the book, "This Little Every day Utah state police A. has repair work being done on our ed, and started a one-mar. tam- Pig Stayed Home" by Willie Mrs. Charles Williams been receiving Virginia's police calls. visit- that a positive h the custom. The idea caueht Snow Ethridge. This book re- returned to Paducah after building we feel "If Virginians didn't have a drawl, our cars ing her Mr. and Mrs. made on and converts ere counts the experiences of the parents. statement should be Wildfire, he says, might get confused," Patrol Inspector Ruion Robert Lamb, at 300 Third St. OAKY daily Mari. Ethridge family during the matter .05 Bennion says. The two radio stations use the delighted creek, Fulton's only one hitch. The thing could the war. Mrs. Page Mrs. Harold Brundidge. em- Harris Fork S. Z. SAKALL same frequency and a layer of gasses at 22,- her audience with her clever little branch, runs hand. We can foresee the day when ployee at the Parisian Laundry, troublesome 000 feet deflects the Virginia broadcasts di- characterizations, as she gave the side of the building we ALAN HALE from an angry subscriber would underwent an appendectomy by rectly into Utah's network from 10 a. in. to the story in the first person. yeeterday at the Martin Hospi- occupy In order to make room with the "dear" and go a step farth- the social hour tea was 4:15 p. m. (ASTi daily. During tal. She is doing nicely. for the widening of the stream'a "Editor, The Leader, You Stinker." served from a beautifully ap- - When the sun goes down and the gas bed we arc moving back from pointed tea table overlaid with Mrs. J. L. Crockett is seriously cools Virginia fades from the network. bank. However, at all a lace cloth. Red candles in Ill at her home, 406 Glendale. the creek ith The Fourth Estate candelabra and heart dec- times during the operations nec- silver Mr. and Mrs. Smith Atkins and WAIT proclaimed the Valen- essary to our moving we shall SIDE WALKS CAN orations son, Jerry, and Mr. Ed Thomp- Close Race motif. remain OPEN FOR BUSINESS Sheppard, tine son left this morning for a vaca- melon made in Frankfort yester- Joplin, Mo.,—OP)—Lieut. R. G. care of our tion in Florida. En route they AS USUAL, taking rural sections sidewalks be naval medical officer, raced the stork and won. CLUB MEETS in some BRID4.4 visit the latter's sons in customers the best we can. . Sheppard arrived an hour before his wife MISS DATES will d along rural highways fasciaetes WITH Atlanta. Ga. Continue to come In to see US gave birth to a daughter at St. John's Hos- neer, and will bring wisecracks Nell Gates was for good things to eat. Miss Tommy S. E. Hancock ADDED,FOX NEWS ters of letters to this paper's Voice pital. the Thursday night Mr. and Mrs. hostess to their home last FINCH'S BAKERY People department who plead for Plenty margin? Well, Sheppard started from at her home on Cen- returned to bridge club from a two-weeks vaca- Commercial Ave. hways—oftep. and very properly, Guam. • avenue. Mrs. Tucker Brown night tral Ulm during which they toured (Advertisement) high and Miss Adolphus to market rdads won state of Texas. They have Sunday and lecturer believes many psy- bingo. the Fraok G. Wake, Madisonville to- A Louisville Latta, Wien in Mesquite, Fort Worth, that by taking Miss 010es had two tables, and Wile the fird man we ever heard chiatric patients got way Albany. Kerrville. Corpus Christi, ORPHEUM Monday served a lovely salad plate to Matter of rural sidewalks, and themselves too seriously, and by "pursuing Paso, Brownsville, San An- DR. T. M. REID the guests El enter of the Tree of Knowledge the dollar.' But it takes so many dollars to tonio, Houston and other places CHIROPRACTOR SHOWS S:13-3:1111-1:1•41:55 meet nowadays, Mr Speaker. of interest. h gather on Court Square, used make ends WEATHERFORD-LUTHER CITY NATIONAL BANK 0 the matter. feigning seriousness. kary VIvrette is spending the BUILDING chills Florida tour- Mr. and Mrs Lon Clark of the bursts of anger it would produce "Freeze damages crops, weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Ray- 1 Crutchfield announce the mar- OHM MORRIS renal members of his audience It was ists"--news headline. Her that got past the mond Green in CUton. hours: 9 to 12 — '2 to 5 riage of their daughter, Mrs. nun mailUAU n. Chamber of Commerce, we'll never under- And by Appointment. ,Marie Clare Weathetford. to Mr. MS Mrs. Charles "Darter" , sny place people walk is a place stand. CONSTANCE Archie Luther of Fulton. The White and daughter, Judy, left MANG needed, but until a PHONE 97 tacks are wedding was solemnized at 7 lain night for their home in Cen- A citizen reports that a night prow- SOW Or MS Of rural roads get Hop- Seattle o'clock last evening. tralia, Ill., after visiting friends Plasmatic Therapy choppers on his fomt ty out of the mud, the sidewalks, ler left a set of china The couple are now living at and relatives in Fulton. Electrical Treatments. CARTOON and COMEDY case the office can wait. (Madisonville Messen- porch. There, we submit, is a Mrs. Laura Browder's 211 West can get their teeth into. State Line. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Parham •

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Page Three Saturday Evening, February 8, 1947 Fulton Daily Leader, Fulton, Kentucky He'll Be Missed Byron Nehmen in playoff. Court Orders Medical Treatment Sports Roundup One of the most restless men Five years ago—Golfer tier- I Basketball South Fulton In will be Sitting on a man Baron won Phoenix Open. 1 Religious ? Box By Gayle Talbot American farm outside Buffalo about two Ten years ago—light-heavy- ' Charles L. Hotieser (Fes Hugh Fullerton, Jr.) weeks from not/. Name Of JOe Weight champion John Henry ' Scores Wins 2 Games More on the question of in- New York, Feb. 8-(M-Insiders McCarthy. it will be the first Leads outpolnted Al Ettore in strumental music in the wor- in many a spring that say Feta Chiller has accepted time 15 rounds non-title bout at Phil- By The associated Press Cloverdale Girl* Full ship "Marie Joe," one of the game's the U, of California football adelphia. Flaget 45, 9i Xavier. 19-17, Boy. Lose 45-27 There is neither command- great managers, has found him- 35, 92. coaching post and that an of- Sacramento Earlington ment nor example to Indicate We self cast in the role of an on- Henderson Holy Name 50, As S. F. Season Closes ficial announcement will be looker. Baseball is a strange Cager that instrumental music was us- of Corbin Poole 37 The South Fulton Angels, play- coming up shortly. One game, and this observer for one ed in the worship of the New those -reliable sources" says the Dixon 34, Clay 21 an. expects to experience a dull Is Dependable ing one of their best games of Testament church. Church hist- reason for the maestro's deser- Calhoun 39, Livermore 20. on, feeling that something impor- the year, nosed out the Clover- RS Eusebius, Nean- tion of Michigan is connected Whitesville 37, West Louis- orians. wen tant is missing the first time he Murray Tho'bred ville 32. dale sextet there last night 19- der. Moshelm. Jones, Schaff, with the phenomenal growth of sees that bench outside the dug- Kin the Hartford 44, Davless County 17 in a close contest that pre- and Fisher, make no mention of Wayne Univ. in Detroit and cut at St. Petersburg and Joe Murray, Ky—Win Ellison, sts institution 4$. It for hundreds of years after possibility that that isn't sitting there. For a long former Corbin gridiron and cage ceded the South Fulton boys' 'er, arts Owensboro St. Frances 67, by will absorb the liberal time he WAS the Yankees. luminary and now a senior at easier 45-27 triumph over the Christ When, and whose ttate-supported Cloverport 24. school of its In The Mailbag Murray State College, is rapid- Cloverdale five authority, was it introduced? ie If that oc- Owensboro 37, Rockport; Ind. rival at Ann Arbor. From Texas Christian Univer- "Pope Vitallan is related to Ty. curred Michigan would be re- 52. These were the last regular eity'S nothing-if-no t-h on est have FIRST introduced organs 1ter duced to very small pumpkins Utica 63. Hebbardaville 44. season games for South Fulton. publicity dept: "with only seven Dawson Spring 52, Corydon 46. The girls play Wednesday night into some of the churches of In sports. games to go, the TCU basket- That "Loose Ball" Reidiand 56, Hardin 37. and the boys Thursday night in Western Europe, about 670: ." CrY ball team appears to be headed 48, Wickliffe 41. Capt. Walter Pate of the U 8 Net Concoro the first rounds of the Obion (The American Cyclopes:die Vol. ien for a perfect season of 24 de- Cunningham 53, bymsonia 31. Davis Cup team has not forgot county tournament at the Obien 12. p 6881. "The organ is said to N. teats—Bill Slocum, Jr., Is re- Kuttawa 49, Fredonia 96 the "loose ball" squabble in high school gym. have been FIRST introduced in- ind ten signing as special events direc- Calvert City 32, Benton 30. Australia, and the matter is due Cloverdale's giris held a 7-5 tor for CBS to devote his full 58. Smithiand 41 to church music by Pope Vital- be fought to a finish at the Salem lead at the end of the first to time to writing books—Tommy Lone St. Mary's (Pa- ; lan I; in 888 In 757. a great or- International Lawn Tennis Fe- Oak 40. quarter last night, and South are Loughran, the former 175-pound ducah) 29 -all at gams was sent as a present to Pe- deration's meeting next month Fulton tied it up 8 the Ind champ, is the new owner of the Lynn Grove '72, Murray Train- half. pulled ahead pin by the Byzantine emperor in London. The American deleg- Cloverdale 2 Allentown entry in the Eastern ing 46. the third quarter clos- Copronymus, and I ation will insist that a rule be 15-12 as Constantine ayn Pro Basketball League—Wilma! Cunningham 81, Arlington 55. the last written to cover the point before ed, but unable to stop placed in the church of St. 4rs. Mareineson, the stocky, Baylor quarter South Fulton drive. thls. country defends the cup Corneille at Compeigne. Soon ett, flyer, will make his indoor debut King of Cloverdale was high next summer—almost surely a- after Charlemagne s time or- try- against the east's best sprinters Deceptive Play scorer with 13, followed by Moore gainst Australia. It was the Aus- gans became common." (Cham- nto In the New York A. C. games of South Fulton with 10. sie star. Jack Biomwich, who was next Saturday at the Garden. Deceives Coach Red Devils limited the ber's Encyclopaedia. Vol. 7, p. caused all the uproar at Mel- The Tacomii, Wash.—After an idle LeRoy Mitchell, 12, arthritis victim, is held by his sister Jane Cloverdale boys to 2 points In 1121 "In the Greek church the bourne by dropping a second week, Coach Cliff Olson called 21, as the boy's mother, Mrs. Mertie Lee Mitchell the first quarter ens! 2 more in organ NEVER mite into Use. ball on the court when he serv- Mitchell, The Sports Mirror his Pacific Lutheran College I; the second while scoring 12 in But after the eighth century it ed, even though Bromwich cl- (background with hand aloft) prays aloud in court in Dallas, The Associated Press gridders back to practice. He in- each of the first two periods. and atters, probably with justification, By Tcxas, after Judge William Cramer handed down a decision became more more common structed his varsity to run an They were leading 34-15 as the the loose ball Is more dan- Today a year ago—outfielder that the boy must be submitted for medical examination and in the Latin church; NOT, how.. that end-around against the seconds. last quarter opened. gerous to him than it is upset- Joe Medwick unconditionally treatment. The Mitchell, believe in divine healing. ever, WITHOUT OPPOSITION They ran it. Well, they ran Kimberlin starting Red Devils ting to an opponent, the Amer- released by Boston Braves from the side of the monks something. Olson charged into I guard, was a sparkplug in the icans still contend that the Three years ago—Harold (Jug) (Schaff-Herzog the line where left en d Bob Altn- winners' . ifensive play, scoring Encyclopaedia, la a nuisance and should McEipaden won Phoenix Open F thing drew. was lying prone lead both teams. Vol. 2, p. 1702; "Instrumental eliminated. golf tournament, defeating Mexicans Boo 13 points to , be "Andrews," he roared, 'hide u ton Loses I Girls lineups: music is also of very ancient the ball. Anyone could see you S. Fulton 19 Pos. Cloverdale 17 date, its invention being ascrib- had the ball on that play. You Louis-Godoy Moore, 10 F __ King, 13 ed to Tubal, the sixth descend- have to use deception" To Providence C'ham, 7 __ F___ McIntosh, 2 ant from Cain. That instrumen- that we have purchased the We wish to announce "Tesstr," said Andrews, "only Vowell, 2 ___ F____ Marshall 2 tal music WAS NOT PRACTIC- got Louis Surprises No One on PaschaU Street known as I havefil got the ball. He's Long, G. Thurman, ED BY THE PRIMITIVE marl garage With Decision On it ,, By Two Points Points Sizzle,0 Burden, CHRISTIANS. but was an aid He pointed to a point 80 yards In Take-It-Easy Fight Jones, 0 Wilder, ADKINS GARAGE right end to devotion of LATER TIMES, is 5•1•J down the field where Semi-Finals Of Subs: S. Fulton—Hudson, Ded- galloped unmo- Mexico Feb. 1 evident from church history." Paul Point° had City, 8—(iP)- mon and Roach. Cloverdale— for our friends and customers to pigskin. (Fesenden's Encyclopaedia, p, We would like lested with the WKC Tourney World'sheavyweightboxing Bell. champion Joe Louis' first exhi- 852, Art, Music.; pay us a visit. rounding into shape and will Boys' lineups: • see a lot of service ing into top condition. Then an bition with Arturo Godoy last Hence, according to reliable utulotibtedly Played Today S. Platten 46 Pos. Cloverdale 27 and basins.' on games on the operation set him further book night in his Latin-American history, it was more than six We are building our reputation 10' the remaining Haddad, 10._ F _ Hutchison. 8 cage card and the and only in the last week has he tour drew a small crowd which we give now. A trial will convince you Thoroughbred MAYFIELD DEFEATED Cates. 5 Wright, 2 hundred years after the estab- the service Intercollegiate Ath- begun to flash his old form expressed little pleasure and Kentucky Barnes. 8 C..... R. Stover, lishment of the New Testament that we give service that serves. Conference tournament to again. consi terable disfavor letic Fulton's Bulldogs were elimin- Kimberlin 13 H. Doss, 5 church, before instrumental Louisville Feb. 20, 21, Ellison served over three years 17 a great 80,000 seat bull ring he held in ated from the West Kentucky Wilson 5 Doss, 2 music was used in a service that 22. in the U. S. Marine Corps dur- wee about fifth occupied. ROY AND A. W. GREEN and Conference basketball tourna- was even a busy fell on ing which time he had no op- There was no announcement of Subs: S. Fulton—Lewis. Elam considered Christian After spending ment at last night Murray's out- portunity to play basketball. Madisonville. attendance or receipts but it 4, Kimbel, C. Cates and Lrag. worship. Christ and his apostlas 4 (Owners and Operators) the gridiron as y a Providence quintet that defensive end, Ellison Never a high scorer on the looked as if everyone but the Cloverdale—B. Stover 10, Hale did not command it, and the standing managed to be two points ahead, Phone 1118-M in coming out hardwood, the 26-year-old El- fighters lost money. They got and Lee. New Testament church did not 216 Paschall Street was a little late 44-42, when the final whistle squad and lison has always been a greet theirs before they came nere; use it From the above for the basketball blew. quota- a little slow round- defensive player. Louis $50,000 and Godoy, Chile- It's 15 Below In Moscow ' - consequently Henderson topped Mayfield 58- tions the observing reader can an champion, $10,500. Moscow, Feb.8-I4')-The te E0 in the other first-round game see from whom the various de- CRANE Louis ,and his trainers took perature tumbled to 15 below T7, SAWYER list night. nominations borrowed th is 41' BI passage on the first morning Nero in Moscow today. 8pecas1 IT'S -raE r Scheduled in the semi-finals practice. J)6li mi. sir Noutwie! Plane for San Salvador where workers and machines got busy QUICK,5 wEENEV. CAL READ NE REPORTS FROn this afternoon were Henderson Joe is to put on an exhibition This space paid for by Cent- A DOc.r0R. NE'S CENTRAL AMERICA ABOur againat Murray, 42-29 winner at the task of clearing away the ALL THOSE statkcygp with his sparring partner, Wal- heavy snow which ral Church of Christ, Fulton,!CY. NE111 PELIR101/6. over Bowling Green. and Pro- Unusually fell SLISANS YOU cottEciso. ter Heater. In the last two days. 50Y, wAiTaL WRKAIT vidence against Madisonville, The heavyweight L.nced 10 IMEIRREIRMEERreeMERIRERINIIREP4 SEES YOU: who beat Marion 37-35, two-minute round., with 14- , In the Fulton-Providence game ounce gloves. It was a tame af- JUST WAIT! ; the score was knotted 11-all at fair which contained very little ithe end of the first quarter. Pro- slugging and no damage. Godoy, Vidence was ahead 24-19 at the who showed a tendency to stick half, and 32-27 at the ead of the close tc the champion and pre- third quarter. The Fulton Bull- vent him from opening up, un- to 12 BALL 15 points for BASKET dogs scored officially earned the sixth and the Providence lads in the last eighth rounds by a narrow mar- stanza. gin. Louis outclassed the Chil- According to an Associated ean during the rest, except for Press report of the game. center the first and third rounds Which Monday Night, Feb.10th Tip Nelms of Fulton fell flat on unofficially were called even. 11/ his face as he tried unsuccess- The small crowd, lost in the fully to make a game-tieing field Conccrn huge, chilly bull ring. watched FULTON PURE MILK BLONDIE To Whom It May goal as time was running out. the early rounds with silence Providence 44 Pos. Fulton 42 and then began to boo and whis- .. THAT BULB III 11 WELL,HEREAFTER mg. gaillIlliltiaii I a ' NOu KNOW 1 HAvE MI YOU TOOK Coffman 12 F Bone 10 tle, shouting for the fighters to —V8.— YOURSELF, AND PUT THAT RULE APPLIES A RULE THAT 'YOu Benjamin 2. F.__ Campbell 4 mix it up. Louis weighed 213, T ,, IT IN YOUR TO anE,T00/ • TOOK THE ...• SHOULDN SWIPE UNDERSTAND!? Prow 9 c _ Nelm 10 Godoy 210. BULB OUT OP THE BULBS OUT GF BED LAMP D. Walker 3_ 0____ Baird MURRAY INDEPENDENTS owaH•toom ..4, : #7... THE isumPs I USE! 04 J. Walker 10 G___ Forrest 13 LAMP? Subs: Providence—Barrows 3; Inez And Brewers ( Fulton—Pigue 2, Bard 3, Nall. SCIENCE HALL GYM ) Il., .,••;- : To Clash Tonight • - 640,4 c''arii ,\ ,... Lexington, Ky., Feb. 8-(1P)-Two , ..& Pure Milkers Win -ranking high ADMISSION ...50c and 25c III ...... „,,... ,I ...... \.6 of Kentucky's ton _. teams, Inez and . • K-...... , school basketball 4 4.....".--4 ...... 36-3/ At Martin All Proceeds Above Expenses Go To Fulton High Scheel . lK.rilsi - _ .....," Brewers. meet here tonight In • ,_ ‘N Thursday Night one half of a charity double- Athletic Association. ,... header i The Fulton Pure Milkers out- The second intersectional test scored the Martha Independents on the bill matches Hazel Green I 4. A'• ....-511r 1 -4).. "-- Covington 98-31 in a basketball game play- with Holmes high of .. 1 t , being ed In the Martin high school The doubleheader is . 11 , I for the of the Ammo". gymnasium Thursday night. . staged benfit A Big Order Next opponents of the Pure -March of Dimes' for Infantile DO NOT BE MISLED! OAKY DOAKS Milk five are the Murray In- paralysis victims. are our PHOOEY ON "THE ARMY./ SIR OAKY, dependents. who come here The following I HAD A FEEthinG YOU'D BE 011 Monday night for a game in AUTHORIZED SALESMEN! AIJD WOW I'M Trippi Fears Gag 114E ..10S. Science Hall gym at 7:30 E. 0. P. A. "PETE" WALLACE aei OJTEU_IGENCE DEPARTIADJT DEPE11004. ON YOU TO ROUND "JACK" ROUSE. VILLAtaty Thursday's lineups: In $100,000 Bid J. J. "JIMMIE" FORD neORt4ED ME Cr THE or UF''THE RUFFIANS! Fulton 36 Pos. Martin 31 Fulton, Mgr. OAKY— THOSE VIKINGS,SIR Ryan 10 F High 17 CHARLES ARIVN, JOSEPH "JOE" A. ENNIS BUT 1 taleatTED TO From Chattanooga Floyd 14 Oliver 2 Fulton Salesman. LEON C. JONES, SEE FOR Athens, Ga Feb. 8-1151-No I. W. EDWARDS GENE THOMAS MYSELF! Phelps 2 __ C__ J. Vincent "BILL" rowLut Johnson 10_ 0 Cates 2 8100,000 ofer is a joke, son, but IRA BRAKE EARL FORDSON J. McAlister CI Travia 1 Charlie Tripp' says he's uncer- of "A Subs: Fulton—Smith and Bur- tain over the possibility The Fulton Master-Seal is authorized flealer of Gag" in the hundred grand con- nett. Martin—Harding 3, Mc- Weather Vane Storm windows anti doors, equip- Adoo, Cavina 1, W. Vincent 2 ditional bid he received from and Harrison. Joe Engel, fun-loving president ped with fine-mesh all-copper screens for summer of the Chattanooga Lookout installation. baseball club of the Southern Association. We :ire pernianenth established here; since Rough where he is Malin' At Sanford. Fla., 1946, tin I and own- QUALITY conducting a baseball srhOol, December 28, building Engel was playing it straight. ers of Fulton and surromiding territory have or- "We made up our minds to go dered over 810,000 woe th of our bination WHISKIES lifted him if he really wants to storm windows and door.. at prices that play ball." Engel declared I The lookeuts are a farm club 1w cf the Washington Senators and WEATHER VANE I IlL ONLY STORM WIN- CAN'T BE BEAT' st Orlando. Seeator-o wner I DOW MADE FROM (.1,1.1FORNIA RED WOOD Clark Griffith it it chuckled .11•110 010• when he heard of the matter.! Indicating that after all It vat, FULTON MASTER-SEAL his money which Engel was so , freely offering. Griffith said 227 Fourth Street Fulton, Ky. KEG lightly that "when Engel starts 1234 and 470 THE talking. I just keep my mouth Phone- 442 Lake Street :—: Fulton, gr. shut." 14

Saturday Evening, February 8, 1947 Fulton Daily Leader, Fulton, Kentucky 4 r0111 Four Mrs. Aaron Kirby virited Mrs, Auzie Phelps and Mrs. Robert ,1.1.111.31,V-'..- 1, Too I ,...... m.WWM11.11MIMIIRIMIIIIIIIIWISIANA11131 Its Storming In England Lee Veatch Tuesday morning. Both are doing fine following 7prunektia.- recent operations CLASSIFIED ADS Mrs. James Kimbell of Clinton spent Thursday with her par- IIIE tAVO ents, Mr. and Mrs W. L. Best Mr. Best is not so well. MIMEOGRAPHING: Letters, CHURCH OF 00D. dunda,)1 FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Sale etc. Mary Jim Beard was dismissed from • For cards, programs, 10 o clock. rreaching 11 a. W. E. Mischke, Minister Clinton 2651 Oellool, the Fulton Hospital Wednes- Bath tubs, sinks, Burton, phone p. m. Pastor, Brother FOR BALE: BURTON'S GIFT In. and 8 February 9, 1947 day. lavatories, water pipe, MOTHER Tuesday a. m. closets, 17tfc Mackins. Services every Sunday School 9:45 Mrs. Leslie Lewis of soil pipe, soil fittings, SHOP. m. 10:55 a. m. Mr. and fittings, ----- and Friday night at 7715 p. Morning Service visited Leslie B. Lewis tanks, sewer tile. P. T. Good Neigh- Clinton ., septic COVERINGS and sewing. Everybody is invited and is wel- Sermon: "Being A Sunday. & SON, Phone 702. BLIP bor" and family JONES 650. 231 tic come. Call 7:00 p. m. John Howell, Jr., is recovering 40-5t. ----- Evening Service ope- INSURANCE. P. R. BIN- Sermon: "Risen and Alive." from a recent appendicitis OWNERS: Now available AUTO CENTRAL CHURCH OF CHRIST pneumonia. ,ROME FORD, phone 307, Fulton, Ky. Wednesday February 12 ration and neat, attractive wood cutout Second and Carr Sts. I Several from here attended on 42-30tp Prayer Meeting 7:30 p. m. /loupe numbers mounted Charles I., Houser, Minister I Mule Day at Clinton Monday ornamental, warp-proof board. Bible School _.______10:00 a. m Others were at home killing leather• Notice TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH Complete with genuine Morning Worship ___11:00 a. m. Aaron C. Bennett. Pastor hogs, and several kilted hogs hanging. WESTERN p. m h.• straps for PAPER ROUTE FOR SALE 170 s Even'ng Worship . 11:00 a. m. Holy Communion Tuesday and Wednesday STORE. 2:46 p. m. AUTO ASSOCIATE customers in Fair Heights, Ladles' Class, Monday and Sermon. Little Richard White of Cayce 7:30 p. m. Mr. 40-6tp. Downtown and on Cemetery Men's Training is visiting his grandparentz, -- Wed 7:30 p.m t Hill. Boy must be at least 12 Mid—week service. and Mrs. L. L. White. PIANOS FOR SALE Extra nice. years old, alert and reliable ---,— Reelerton News — size almost like 44 3tp FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH One medium Call 226-W. to Mr. and To Speak new. A W. WHEELER, 517 S. Second an". Eddings Congratulations Rushton Winfred McMorris on the Third, Mayfield, Ky. Phone IF YOU ARE interested in buy- Sam Ed Bradley, Pastor MS's. birth of an eight and one-half At Service Sunday , 397-W 44 12p ing. real estate. see CHARLES Sunday School 9:45 a m.1 City ' son born Monday at the Ful- — - W. BURROW. office over Morning Worship _10:50 a. m. Bux- ton Hospital. George Rushton, an employe home 121 Cen- National Bank. Phone 61. in the snow an nigh, between Manchester and 7:30 p. m. ,FOR SALE. Nice Workmen dig out a passenger train stuck Evening Wosnip Mr. Lnd Mrs. Charlie Byrd of the Brodder Milling Co. for Alsc something 42-20tc (Feb. 7)4brought the announcement that m. tral avenue top, England, during the current bitter weather which Baptist Training UnlOn 615 p. have gone to Tucson, Ariz., for 30 years. will speak at the 1: on Arch street New home industries. , Service, Wed. 7:30 p. m. . nice AUCTION: House and electricity would be cut off from many British Mid-week a visit with Mr. and Mrs. W o'clock service Sunday morning South Fulton. 4 rooms and PUBLIC weicoso2.- at the Riceville Baptist church. , in sold at public auction Visitors B. Ouyn and Ward Henry Ouyn. bath on large lot on Bates lot be Mr. Rushton is well known in >; • February 11, begin- W Mra. Caine Walker and Mrs. street for $2750.00. H. L. Tuesday. Howard Armbruster, Charles' IC Freight Crew NAZARENE Fulton, having lived here 33 at 1700 p. m. At the Lee all Street Repotil CHURCH OF THE Aaron Kirby visited Mrs. Leon , Hardy 39-6tc ning Browder, W. H. Taylor, Richard years. Home, Chester St., Water Nell New York, Feb. 8-0(P)—Letid- I. C. MATTHEWS. Pastor Wright Tuesday afternoon. Boyd McClure and Margaret Unhurt In Wreck Green Valley, Ky. (West of Pirtle's Murray ing Docks extended their re- College and porcelain Brady, all students at crew of an Illinois Central School 9'45 lifOR SALE: White Garage.' 6 room house, lot 50 the covery by fractions in today's The Sunday or wood, State College. are spending freight miraculously es- 11:00 .1.'range stove, use coal feet by 240 feet, also entire early market proceedings. System Morning Worsh"p connections, weekend at home. injury late Friday when 25 with hot water household and Kitchen furni- Ahead at an active opening caped Young People's Society _6:30 Estate and the engine of the long for $50. New $129.95 ture. This house can be pur- Mr. and Mrs. Hendon Wright were American Ttelephone, U. B. cars Evangelistic Service 7:15 iI%It Clowiv 3 derailed in is narrow Heatrola heater, used for half down. LEE and son, Don, will spend the Rubber, U. S. Steel, Chrysler,'train were Service Wednesday, 3 413. chased the bridge across the Junior months, for $80. Call BOYD, Owner, Charles W. week end in Carruthersville, Mo.,' Great Northern, Caterpillar, cut near 38-7tp & Illinois tracks two- P. m. Burrow, Auctioneer. 42-3tc with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Law- Tractor, Equitable Office, Unit- Paducah Prayer Service Wed. 7:15 and-a-half miles west of Pa- • ed Corp. and International Har- Rehearsal, Friday 7:15 Joan ducah. Choir GRAND PIANO FOR.• :ielp Wanted Misses Marilee Beadles. vester. WELCOME 4 the were tele- VISITORS ALWAYS i SMALL McCollum, Sissy Murphy. Ann analysts noted the The engine and cars SALE. Market hundred A. W. Floor man for good Mrs. Horton Baird. and of the association scoped along several ( Beautiful tone. $475. WANTED: McDade, compilation ap- PRESBYTERI- Third, seat weekly in West- Beadles will return Railroads which es- feet of track. The engine CUMBERLAND ,1" WHEELER, 517 S. may- county Mrs. Frank of American first, Phone or write after attending the 1 carriers last!peared to leave the rails AN CHURCH—W. R. Reid, pas- Held. Ky. Phone 997-W. 44 61P ern Kentucky. tonight timated that class the fik DAILY LEADER. vs. Fulton tourna- an average return Jamming the empties against tor. Sunday School, 10:00 a. in. FULTON Providence year showed or over- game played at Madison- (after deprecia- steep bank of the cut Morning Worship, 11:00 a. tn. • Wanted to Rent ment on investment the rails. ONE EXPERIENCED MECHAM- ville. of 2.74 percent compared turning them alongside Vesper Service 5:00. tion) according to TO RENT: 3 or 4 IC. APPLY AT MAINLINES with 3.64 percent in 1945. Net The engineer trientqy WAN'S SD T. L Allen, was mom apartment or home, GARAOE, FULTON, KY. income of these reporting lines Chief Dispatcher ST. EDWAXDS CATHOLIC or unfurnished. 41-tfc Newhouser Still at about $2217,000 - H. Watkins and the conductor CHURCH f /0.04F furnished was placed The GREEN, phone 910. 1946 • versus $447,384.618 was listed as C. L. Camp. Thomas Ms, Paster JAMES 000 for could not Rev. 42-6tp• Lost or Found Hasn't Signed Up year before brakeman, flagman First, third and fifth Sundays, the immediately. be identified mass, 10 a. m. in year leer Child's red handbag, Detroit, Feb. 8-(1P)-Southpaw If the rhythm For R tut LOST: Second and fourth Sundays, needs hie. r.kr. • near Jones' Clinic, early Thurs- would I lint Harold Newhouser, who UN Information Beelerton P.-T. A. To Give mass, 8 a. m. parties Friendly day morning. Finder return to services with 11121PING ROOMS for rept. like $55,000 for his Chairmen have been named Nile Confessions before 8-00 mass. maybe the brook you're Phone 177. Clinic and get reward. 44 Hp Tigers in 1947, con- Minstrel Wednesday 316 Carr street. the Detroit for 13 western. Kentucky coun- be a negro mins- dreaming of. 3I-12p late yesterday with Detroit There will ties in a state-wide United Na- by the Parent- SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIMi manager Billy Evens trel sponsored general tion essay contest sponsored by Association at Beeler- 111 Jefferson Street, PERSONALS came away with no contract. Teacher Z:37446?41;°4 • Service but the Kentucky Women's Action school Wednesday L. C. Strickland, Pastor Min Ruth Byars, who is pianist However. it was believed they ton high I Howev Committee and the Kentucky Wingo Quartette of SATURDAY: for WNGO Gospelaires Quer- not very far apart on con- night. The JUST OPENED to- were Congress of Parents and Teach- WN00, Mayfield, 9:45 a. m. Sabbath School. tette of Mayfield, is spending terms. and Hal insisted he Radio Station JACK'S FURNITURE RE- was tract ers. a musical program. 11:00 a. m. Morning Sermon. day in Fulton. Miss Byars was leaving for Lakeland, Fla., will present PAIR and CABINET SHOP. Dotty The committee chairmen were invited. MONDAY: formerly employed by the morning lor a two-week Everyone Is Screen doors, kitchen cabi- Tuesday appointed by Mrs. James O. 7:00 p. m., Bible Service Train- Shop in Fulton. before the Tiger bat- nets. etc., made. Inquire at vacation Wheeler and Mrs. Ed Paxton, Jr., ing School. open spring training. Ellis Beggs Will Go To Fulton Electric and Furniture Rev. J. T. Drace. C. M. Valen- teries Paducah, representing the Wo- A cordial invitation is extend- and Co. 319 Walnut street. Phone tine, W. B. Adams, Mr. and Mrs. man's Action Committee, Southern League eci.to all to attend these services. 0-3tp lizeicarieaves4 Mr. and Mrs. Wayne WA John ICIrkeey, Paduedh,! Beggs. last year's tinpire- The pastor will be attending JON Mt:Clues, Tgrry Drace and Pal- representing the Congress 10f in-chief of the Kitty League. has the West Tennessee Association the revival and Teachers. his contract and will weekend in Jack- ACHINES. TYPE mer Downey attended HOLLYWOOD Parents received meeting this Liberty Baptist The county chairmen are: ' to the Southeastern lea- AND CASH REGIS. meeting at report son, Te7nessee. Folsorndale last Ballard—Mrs. Floyd W. Graves, B circuit. He will be HOUGHT—Seld, repaired church near gue, a Class The Rev. A. L. Cox. who Wickliffe; Caldwell—Mrs. Dan notified later as to the time and FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH supplies. FULTON OF- night. — Some mar is heard daily over radio station Hollywood Boitnott, Princeton; Calloway— piece to report for spring train- E. M. Oakes, Minister Pict SUPPLY COMPANY, do last in Hollywood. PINGO in Mayfield, delivered lines Mrs. Graves Hendon, MUrratf; ing. Church school 10:00 a. m. nem S$6 B. DeMille, when a 19- the message. Cecil Carlisle—Mrs. Lloyd W. Neville, Morning worship, 11 o'clock -old. $20-a-week stage pplienees, Wiring, Radio Repair- year Arlington; Crittenden—Mrs. W. 1 No evening service $6.50 -'se and Charles Arnn proposed to Constance 4 Persons Die In Blase ing and Sport Goods. CITY Jack Ro actor, K. Enoch, Marion; Fulton—Mts. in Martin, Tenn, this Adams. the daughter of a Tren- Destroyed House 1 ELECTRIC COMPANY, 205 were Don Henry, Hickman; Graves Which CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY morning on business. ton. N. J., judge, at midnight as 8-(117,-All esSeansereisi, Phone 101. 259-tfe Mrs. C. H. LeMarr. Mayfield; Ashland, 0.. yea. 211 Carr Street the year 1899 was fading into Hickman—Mrs. Lewis C. Sowell, four members of a family were School w:45 a. m. two Sunday the year 1900. Engaged Clinton; Livingston—Mrs. Lois burned to death today when fire Sunday Service 11:00 a. m. years--people became engaged M. Mahan. Smithland; Lyon— destroyed their home here. Wednesday evening Testimony! BERT'S SHOE STORE in those days," DeMille observes Mrs. R. L. McDonald, Eddyville; The victims were Ralph S. meeting 7:30 p. m. —they're in their forty-fifth McCracken—Mrs. Randolph Biddinger, 36, a war veteran; Reading room open Wednes- 209 Main Street Fulton, Ky. CHICKS year of marriage. their ORDER BABY Gore, Lone Oak; Marshall—Mrs. his wife Marjorie, 23, and day and Saturday 2-4 p. m A Danish immigrant, Jean Ralph Jones, Sharpe; Trigg— sons. Jere. 4, and James, seven All are welcome. NOW FOR EARLY DELIVERY Mershon.. was staging a play in Mrs. Marian King. Canton. months. Montreal when he fell in love boy and girl regularly Every Nations CHICKS are usually the Best Layers and with Via Anderson, one of the in a public or parochial York to see the United EARLY enrolled includes the actresses. Next April they'll high school in Kentucky is eligi- in session which orders parent and a teach- Makers. Don't Wait! Place your celebrate their 33rd anniversary. ble for the contest which offers winner, one Money prize winner will In a town whose divorce 134 prizes. The essay is to be er. The grand at time like marital The Unit- also receive a $100 U. S. Savings now for early delivery. courts seem written on: "What Is a now and then a well- The Bond. Second state prize is swap shops, ed Nations and Why Should and You get the BEST "idea marriage" It?" $50 U. S. Savings Bond publicized United States Support Bond. does pan out. prize of $5 will be giv- third, a $25 U. S. Savings actually A cash midnight • in each qualified The contest closes at WITH FULTON HATCHERY • • en the winner all winner will of Friday March 14. when Hanky and Rod La- county. Each county of Vilma prize of essays must be in the hands a Personality" — remember? — had compete for the district "Chicks With Rocque Bond. Dis- the county school . superinten- "the most terrific wedding to a $25 U. S. Savings 463—FULTON, KY. trict winners will compete for dents. N E STREET—PHONE ITO LINE WII STATE pro- one historian SAN date," as no prises which in- Awards will be announced nounced it, 19 years ago. Sam the three state prise, a trip to New later than April 12. Goldwyn gale the bride in mar- clude: grand riage at the Beverly Hills COMPLETE Church of the Good Shepherd. SIMKO Bridesmaids included Mrs. DRY MAIMING Harold Lloyd, Bebe Daniels, and Eat Constance Talmadge. DeMille Good Things To dirt removed--spopts was beet man; Ronald Colman • Mars and Harold Lloyd were ushers. —at— eons "We were just lucky,- says the •Colors sparkle Him new blonde Miss Hanky, plumper •Export reshaping and press- than when she co-starred with ing Rudolph Valentine, Ronald Col- •I. dry eloaning odors tie man, and Gary Cooper in silent SMITH'S stain pictures, but still a handsome •Romoves perspiration woman. LaRocque is in the real and odor estate burliness. •Export attention to all details The movies' one-time "It Girl," Clara Bow, married Western DINNER SUNDAY believe our Sanitone dry clean- Star Rex Bell 15 years ago and We feature TIRES became the mother of two sons. ing service includes every On their ranch near Searchlight, GULF SHRIMP , that marks the difference between interviewers: FRESH Nev., Bell has told ordinary dry cleaning and BETTER "It's true that we MISS Holly- — — — — $14.75 cleaning. We hope you will try 600x16 wood, but there's nothing like dry Tom Turkey these a home on the range" Roast Young our service—and let us prove (Tax Included) Bell's actor friend, George With Oyster Dressing claims, why not today? O'Brien, has been married for 13 years to Actress Marguerite line tires with 18 month First Churchill, GOOSE guarantee. We date the tire Goldwyn's wife of 21 years, ROAST former stage actress Frances when you buy. Regular price and her With Celery Dressing OK LAUNDRY Howard, has an office Crab Apples 815.97. own secretary at Sam's studio. And Spiced Whole She advises on wardrobes, hair- "We are dyeing to please you... dress, scripts, and "the woman's angle" in pictures, ano helps him OLD COUNTRY HAM pick the Ooldwyn Girls. Phone 130 WESTERN AUTO STORE De Mille gives full credit to his gray-haired, gentle wife for K. C."SIZZUNG" STEAK Lake Street Fallon, Kentucky helping him weather the storms of a producer-director's career I ii

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