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ONE OF KENTUCKY'S SETTER WEEKLY PAPERS Jottings from - - - TWO SECTIONS The News has won awards for •heahanC• mrIorY Year it ha• !hien 12 PAGES submitted In Judging Jo's contest*. 10c
Microfilm Vol, 36 Fulton, 42041, Fulton County, Center Kentucky Thursday, August 1, 1968 Margaret I. aing Library Number 31
Notebook University of Kentucky Lexington, Ky. 441506
News is a highly respected commodity in our newspaper office. We handle Latin-American it with loving care. Luncheon, Fashion We doctor the grammar when its ailing; we local color give it when it happens far away, we even cool it when the news is too hot to handle. And we go to any lengths to keep typographical Show, Opry Stars, errors Amigos to a minimum. Coming We may be slower getting to you than the guys It is amazing what ions for men, women who don't doctor, happened when the people-lov- and children orchestra, and the big -show. 35 students, Evangeline and my- don't color and don't put it on ice will be shown. ing citizens of the twin cities of Fulton, Then pray it doesn't (you see it spoils that way), but wouldn't you Kentucky rain. I would self. I have a darling 23-year-old rather and South Fulton, Tennessee Country suggest having priest, just ordained wait a little and read it right? were warned to keep ba- and western music stars it outside in the and who sings. nanas out of the refrigerator. Dottie West -and Merle Travis will garden but you would have to have Please find a home for him. If that umbrellas at the tables or darling priest that was our chat& The nearly 7000 residents brew their talents at the big tent in some de- Would you believe of this little comm.unity fense against the sun. Don't forget feur on the school bus is still there, that there are some honest- Kitty League Park and of course to that nestles astride the borders of Kentucky and we have to have a piece to he would be an excellent host for -goodness nice people who have Ten- the famous marimba band, and dress a little compas- nessee felt that our darling priest. I have written sion for the life the product of one of their chief indus- other sparkling entertainers will that is convenient the stage. Get of a newspaper editor. to the bus companies to get the best The tries shouldn't become the scorn of their ice-box com- stir up a pat full of entertainment. some of the young married girls decision to print or not to print certain terms. I'll let you know as soon as panions, or gourmets for that matter, so they lined up as models (size 12). do. news is a soul-searching decision, they say. decided to To get an idea of what's coming I do something about it. from the banana-producing coun- We often probe the inner reaches of I thought you would be down in Our tentative schedule is the fol- our hearts, And indeed they tries, here is a letter from Mrs August for the (and we do indeed have said have! And it great big helpings Partners meeting lowing: organ), when some too! Florence Ballesteros, international and we could talk over the last border-line instances of news coordinator for the Banana minute Aug. 21, leave and rumor reach our For six years now, the Festi- details and I could unload Quito. desk. delicious fruit from Central val.. some of the stuff on you people. At Aug. 22, Miami. and South America has become the instrument for inter- any rate get the shop spruced up, Believe you me, it is no derelection of our duty any week if national diplomacy that has peasants arid potentates preferably in white paint so our Aug. 23, leave Miami. you fail to find certain information colors show off and that marvelling at the effectiveness Dear Jo: we'll set up the Tour of Cypress you feel should be in of a people-to-people pro- store. Gardens, print. It's just that rumors be- Crystal Beach. come news only gram of friendship and understanding between two I am writing to you, this time when there is documented evidence I have your first prize Sleep in Talahas,see. hemispheres. expecting you to pass on the infor- for your to prove the rumor was fact, not Banana Queen, pardon me, Prin- fiction. If mation to Sarah, since I literally do Aug. 24, Trip to Nashville via At- consumed all at one sitting, this year's program cess. She will get her trip to Ecua- Fortunately, most records in the governmental not have time or energy except for lanta Georgia. could be a gastronomic nightmare. But spread over dor and one week at the Interna- process are open for public view. When an editor a the absolute necessitiee. goes four-day period, from September fourth through the tional Colon Hotel, including her Aug. 25, spend morning in Nash- beyond those records to substantiate I am preparing chaperone. a rumor, seventh, it is a hearty meal of diplomatic the fashion show ville, evening of the 25th in it transcends good reporting, delights, brew- like mad. Is that going to be some- Fulton. and relegates the mat- I expect her to be a guest ter into ed gently and with loving care. thing. Both for girls and women of the the area of an expose, to the detriment city between the 4th of December of in- and a few things for men. We want The bus company is to tell me if nocent people sometimes. The menu, or program if you until the 12th. She might care to this to serve sevechi of shrimp as an is possible. We might have to care to order a la carte, covers visit other parts of Ecuador and extend We are not opposed to such journalistic the banana-producing countries, entree that would be in place of the it one more day and arrive prac- everything from Ecuadorean ee- that is possible too. For this I tices when it can nine beauty queens of international salad you serve . . . We will bring ex- on the 26th. be established in our own minds vicin (that's shrimp "cooked" with pect nothing less than to be the parched corn to toast, peanuts made that it is in the public a dash of lemon juice) to Straw- fame, a score of State Department Top Banana something. I think this pretty well covers it interest. But as far as being and popcorn we buy or berry Alarm Clocks, which are not grantees, and dignitaries there. You ob- for this epistle. Until the next one, discriminatory in our editorial from all tain enough polices, all I can say edible, but oh so delicious shrimp. Calculate The quota for the bus is full up. Chow is that you as en- walks of life will mix together at about 6 know better than that. tettainment fare. shrimp per person. This There is no room for more. The full Florence And a savory, authentic Ecuadorean will be the piece de resistance of that's that! This year, some 35 students from meal where South American fash- the luncheon. Then if we have our (See Program on Page Eight) We're looking for some dependable, eager-to- work-and-earn-money young boys, 12 to 15 years old, who would like to be newspaper carrier boys. Rollin Shaw Please send us your name and address. Don't come in for a personal interview, until we call you. Resigns As And please don't call us on the phone. Just write us a nice letter, tell us something about yourself, and City Manager give a phone number where we can reach you. Rollin Shaw, City Manager of A lot of folks ask me from time to time if I Yukon for the past three and one think George half years, resigned his post on Wallace has a chance to be President Tuesday, July 30, to accept a posi- of the United States, this year. tion with the Department of Fi- My answer is no, but that this man Wallace is nance in Frankfort, Ky. The letter a person who is talking straight of resignation was sent to Mayor to the American Gilbert DeMyer and the Fulton City people, and saying what people want to hear. Commission. He is a master of over-simplication, like saying: His new duties as director of the "Look DeGaulle, you pay your war debts, and we'll Division of Accounts begin on talk to you about August 16. the common market and the dollar Mr. Shaw came to Fulton in 1964 exchange." That's straight talking all right, but just from Glasgow, Ky. where be was isn't that easy, and what's more Wallace knows it city co-ordinator. He succeeded isn't that easy. James Robey, becoming the third city-manager here. There is a phenomenal amount of Wallace sup- While in Fulton, Mr. Shaw was an port developing in the United States, everywhere; avid booster of the International not quite enough to make him president, Banana Festival program and Boy but more Scout Troop 42, where he served than enough to establish him as a right powerful as a committeeinan. . man, if, and only if, the election is thrown into the He and his wife, Mary Lois, Live House of Representatives. at 400 Court Drive in Fulton. The His influence Shaws have three sons; Ricky, will be fleeting, for it is not like- Scotty, and Joey. ly that Congressmen, even from the. States who gave Wallace the popular vote, will vote for the for- TENNESSEE'S LOVELIEST - These five young women were NO CHANGE AFTER ALL named Tennessee's loveliest in the finals of the Miss Tennessee Pageant at Jack- mer governor of Alabama. The power structure The windows at the Fulton post son July 20. Winner of the title and named of - to represent the state in Ifie Miss America Pageant was Brenda Seal (center) of Kingsport. American politics is still mighty office will remain open on Saturday The fraternal. judges also confirmed what Weakley Countians already knew-that this county has its own share beauties. mornings after all, at least for the of Nancy Hicks of Gleason, Miss UT- But Wallace's influence might have the effect M (second from left) was named second runner-up; and Cynthia Vincent to up time being. A last-minute notifica- of Martin, Miss Weakley County (right), was chosen the third runtetrup. -dating the ridiculously out-moded electoral tion was received here last Friday Also pictured are (left) Jackie Utley, fourth runner-up, and Janice Sproles of Kingsport (second from right), first runner-up. The newly-crowned college. that the normal Saturday services "Miss Tennessee" was first runner-up in the International Banana Festival competition last year; Cynthia Vincent were to be continued until further was named Festival Princess in 1966. Nancy Hicks, another of Tennessee's "top five", also participated in the Festival Pageant here last year. There is something about the Wallace effort notice. that Katherine Peden, the democratic candidate for United States Senator should get concerned about if she intends to get a good majority of votes in the First District. And she must if she intends to coun- Sonny Pucketts Are Leaving, But They Will Live teract the solid support for Marlow Cook in Jeffer- In Friendships son County. by Ouida Jewell Inc., a tool and die business in It is generally conceded taht Wallace children in the South Fulton school is strong- Mr. and Mrs. Sonny Puckett an- Elizabethtown. this fall. er in the First District than anywhere nounced today The couple, both years else in the that they have sold new 33 of In an interview the new Park the Park Terrace Motel, Restaurant age, are the parents three chil- State. His support is constant, vigorous and unwav- of Terrace owner said that he liked dren, Danny, ering.. . and increasing every day. and Gift Shop in South Fulton to Steven, 13, 11, and the Twin-Cities, and that everyone Gilbert Valerie, 7. Mr. and Mrs. Gray of he and his wife had met had been There appears to be growing momentum to Elizabethtown, Ky. They are at present living at the very nice to them. orient Wallace supporters with the philosophy that The business transaction Park Terrace Motel but plan was to Mr. and Mrs. Puckett will be vote completed week new purchase a home here a for Wallace is a vote against the other two this and the later. hosts to an Open House and Re- owners will take over candidates. The strategy is to go in the polls, Management The Grays are natives of Bush- ception Sunday afternoon, Minot 4, pull of the popular local business on nell, Ill., and both attended the from 2 to 4 o'clock in the Terrace the lever for Wallace, and forget about anything, or Thursday, August 1. anybody else. University of Illinois at Champaign- Room of the Park Terace Restau- Mr. and Mrs. Puckett will remain Urbana. At Elizabethtown the rant. The event will be for the pur- , If this happens, and there is every likelihood at the Park Terrace until August Grays were members of the Luth- pose of honoring the new owners, taht it will, it could mean the loss of several thous- 15 to acquaint the new owners with eran Church. Mr. Gray served as a Mr. and Mrs. Gray, and introduc- and votes that Kattie Peden needs for victory. the operation of the buginess. Deacon. ing them to the local residents and Next time The Puckett family, natives of Mr. Gray is a member of the Ma- patrons of the Park Terrace, and you're driving around, take a look at the Twin-Cities, who have long been sonic Lodge and Scottish Rite, the for Mr. and Mrs. Puckett to say the bumped stickers for Wallace in both Tennessee active in social, ehurch and busi- Elks Lodge and Moose Lodge. They thanks and hid goodbye to their and Kentucky. I would wager that for every bump- ness circles, will move to Fort are members of the Elizabethtown many friends in this area. er sticker for Peden or Cook, or Nixon, there are 50 Lauderdale, Fla, in the near future. Country Club and plan to make ap- In an interview, Mr. and Mrs. The new owners, Mr. and Mrs. plication for membership in the Puckett said that they appreciated r Wallace. Gray, Fulton Country Club. awned and operated the E- very much the patronage of all I have been informed that the local Wallace Tewn Motel In Elitabethtinvn for My. Gray's hobbies are golf and their many friends over the years, NEW OWNER OF THE PARK TERRACE, supporters can't keep a supply of bumper stickers six years prior to moving to South hunting, while Mrs. Gray plays and that they would be coming Gilbert Gray (left), posed Fulton. Mr. Gray also has an in- bridge and se back to the Twin-Cities from time Wednesday with Vada and Sonny Puckett. Gray assumes ownership and (Continued On Page Eight) terest in the Clinton Inductees, The Grays plan to enroll their (Continued on Pape Eight) operation of Me motel-reitaurant complex today (Thursday).
at IDOEGI'S CORNER Letters To Editor M. WitsrPMIELINO DEPARTMENT OF STATE THL FULTON COUNTY NEWS PAUL and JOHANKA editors and Publishers Washington, D. C. 20520 Thursday, August 1, 1968 Bureau of Educataional and Cultural A:Rains THE ROADS OF LIFE decide whether we should have a government without July 17, 1968 "were it left to me to we upon the of through without a government, I should not hesitate to prefer When reminisce twists fortune newspapers, or newspapers the years, Mrs. Paul Westpheling the latter." —THOMAS JEFFERSON The Fulton County News Lines are difficult to mark between the laughter and Post Office Box 307 A the tears. Fulton, Kentucky 42041 Drum "Where," I ask, "would I be now, if, on that bright and Dear Jo: deligt fateful day, Peal Tax It was a great pleasure to talk to frenzi Limousines Still Roar Through Looking down two hopeful roads, I'd started on the you by telephone receetly and bride- other way?" equally pleading to receive your those Loopholes, While Little Man Pays Up! These two roads were much alike, 'til time had put them nice Setter of July 8. of Sal to the test, There really is no need to men- thing Lion Mat you are grateful for any as sh For most Americans, the over- White House will send a wide-ranging And no one knows or ever will which road would prove modest past essistence diet we one s, long, boring tax debate was a gut issue. tax reform proposal to Congress before to be the best. may have given to the Banana Fes- UP to program is Wayn It meant money out of their pockets. adjournment. There's no good in looking backward, dreaming of some tival. As you knew, our The single person living in an quite small, and we try to help here Sinc But for thousands of others, the great success, and theca, particularly in cams gegen battle had a hollow ring. These people apartment gets the worst of it—he If directions that we took had varied slightly, more or where we find in/liege* and inspir- lovely not pay their fair share of taxes can't split his income with a spouse or less. ation such as that sliOWn in Fulton. by lie did course, that owe you the before the 10 per cent surcharge was deduct the interest paid on a mortgage. if that day, when gold gleamed grandly just beyond that It is we, of Hickn the debt of gratitude, natter than the inspir, enacted and won't pay it now. For the low income person, little hill, other way around, eines you and partie They will continue to drive their best protection against the full force of We had gone, and found it ready, all the promise to ful- your coileagues have done so lien Limousines through the gaping loop- federal income taxes is the exemption fill, much to promote Inter-Arnerican bride. of $600 for each family member. This understanding. these holes and sail their yachts in the calm Who can tell, but that the beauty lying down the othca• We shall certainly see to it that . Jura waters behind the financial shelters reduces taxes between 6 and 9 per way grantees coming to the DOW more the tax laws. cent, while personal deductions, usual- We'd have lost, and missed it sorely? What's the answer, States are informed of the Wit- were 1 built into Could There is no doubt that the federal ly 10 per cent of income, contribute an who can say? 'latex's& Banana Sieben of up to 4.4 per cent. you, kibiderdane, give us some ard B tax system is generally efficient and additional savings the friends, with whom we've journied, who, their background material for distribu- Stank( on taxes be- And responsive to the demands placed on it. Rich taxpayers save faith and love have shown! tion? We shall also notify some stu- June treatment given in- dents in die United States from borne But the laws do contain glaring defici- cause of special What could fill the void of comfort, if that love we'd from buying and selling capital banana-producing countries and an man. encies that belie the egalitarian prin- come never known? what we can do to help then. and their ability lire ciples on which the system is based. (stocks and property) And the things we've shared together, as the years have Dr. Espinosa eves detighted to Faked deductions. you hid called and that As a result of the gimmicks, spec- to itemize personal sped away, learn that Sr. in In between the high and low plans ace well under way for the June ial privileges and abused provisions Who would cancel out the memory of one bright or bit- very levels, the middle income person is next Festival. Ile remembers loot L the law, rich taxpayers save money ter day? well the excellent impression of the b makes too much to get setendance simply by being rich. Poor taxpayers trapped—he No, there's folly in regretting any choice we've ever everything during his Hugh from the family ex- last year. It wee good of you to and M can escape income taxes by having great advantage made, emption and doesn't make enough to mention the possibility of my own end Je children. Every step in life's long journey it's reward has fully visit, something which I &add Jure This disparity is the central issue wheel and deal with big money. certainly like to have take place, home paid. Seven) of tax reform, a question as nagging in Big money is not necessarily the Kelly O'Neall ceived high score prize and Mrs. E E. Williamson receiv- Kentucky's Democratic Big-Wigs Willing To ed low. Miss Smoot was given a beautiful vase. Destroy Party Rather Than Give Up Power Mrs. Joe Bennett, Jr., was gracious hostess to a -cola party Saturday morning, when she compli- at the National Convention. coca We agree whole-heartedly with attendance the members of her bridge club and Mrs. Liv- heavens that such people mented the editorial in the Louisville Courier- And thank ingston Read of Buffalo, N. Y., a former member of the like Wilson Wyatt, Earle Clements, Journal on Tuesday when it comment- and Mrs. Charles Dawson and Mrs. McDonald Thelma Stovall and Doc Beauchamp club, ed on "the blindness of those who July 30 ,1948 Grey of Louisville. would risk wrecking the party (Demo- will be going. And such distinguished like Wendell Ford, cratic) rather than relinquish one iota representatives . August 5. . . the big- Miss Lois Jean Hindman and Mrs. Charles Thomas John Breckinridge and Julian Carroll It's coming ,..next week .. of their power." event so far this afternoon to a miscellaneous and others. gest, the best, the most outstanding were hostesses Wednesday In addition to being blind, it ap- year . . . it's the Second Annual Kentucky-Tennessee shower, complimenting Miss Wilma Jean Harris, bride- for others! Ugh! pears rather evident that they are also But some of the Horse Show to be staged at Fairfield Park by the Ameri- elect of Charles Browder. Bride contests were the fea- -Journal con- dumb. Even the most uninformed vot- Here's what the Courier can Legion and assisting groups. Six states are to be rep- ture entertainment, with Mrs. K. P. Dalton, Jr., and applause from this ers don't believe the pap they release cluded, with loud resented and thousands are expected to attend. Miss Marilee Beadles wininng the prizes. from time to time about wanting "the quarter. accent on youth" in the party ranks. "The old regulars, however, ran A "come as you are" breakfast was held in the Wo- The home of Mrs. Clarence Reed was the scene of a One such release came to our desk true to form and at the state conven- man's Club Thursday, July 29, which was a riot of fun lovely luncheon Friday when Mrs. Reed and Mrs. E. R. only recently, naming a "window tion they resorted to an unnecessary and good sportsladyship. Members of the Woman's Club flefley of Union City complimented Miss Sarah Smoot dressing" committee of young people display of power, denied the McCarthy came as they were - one in husband's old bathrobe, of Brownsville, Tenn., bride-elect of J. Mac Scates. Miss to forge the party ahead in Kentucky, forces a share of the delegates com- some in pin-stripe seersucker pajamas, one in shorts, Smoot was presented a lovely gift by Mrs. Hefley. to give it a new face, and all that kind mensurate with their strength, and in some bare-footed, some with babes in their arms and of hokum and double talk. so doing they did no favor to Mr. Hum- hair rolled in towels. It was a hilarious occasion, thanks Announcement is made of the opening of Darnell's Well, you can't get much younger phrey. As one member of his national to members of the hospitality committee who were re- used furniture store at 429 E. State Street in Fulton. the hordes of loyal supporters of campaign staff said: "It's nice to win 41 sponsible. than November Senator Eugene McCarthy, not only in delegates, but maybe in Raymond Gambill, owner and operator of The Cof- Kentucky, but over the Nation. It was we'd be better off if they'd given in on Hello World: Mr. and Mrs. Russell Cruce announce fee Shoppe, announced that his place is now °peril for with a stroke of heroic generosity that a few more." the birth of a seven pound, 13 ounce son, born July 26 in business, open weekdays and Sundays. the McCarthy forces were given five "The convention had a meaning Fulton Hospital. delegates to the National Convention. that went beyond the competition be- Mr. and Mrs. Cleatus Murray of Wingo are the par- Palestine: Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bard, Mr. and Mrs. Yes, these party stalwarts, with the ac- tween Mr. Humphrey and Mr. Mc- ents of a seven pound, eleven ounce son, born July 26 in Glyn Bard, Eugene Bard and Mrs. A. M. Browder at- cent on youth, are all heart. Carthy for the presidential nomination. Fulton Hospital. tended a family reunion Sunday in the home of Mr. and And forever young too! The dele- It revealed once again what is wrong Mrs. Louis Bard on Pearl Street. gates elected last Saturday in Louis- with the party structure, the blindness Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Holland and Dr. and Mrs. ville read like the charter membership of those who would risk wrecking the I. H. Read were hosts to a picnic Friday night at the Austin Springs: Mrs. Ida Grissom fell at her home in the "Exhausted Roosters," "Senior party rather than relinquish one iota of Country Club, when they complimented their out of- Saturday night and suffered a broken hip. She was car- Citizens" and "Ali Baba and His De- their power. town guests and families. Those attending were Mr. and ried to Fuller-Gilliam Hospital in Mayfield for treat- serters Club." "Surely something is wrong when Mrs. J. L. Read and son, Jim, of Buffalo, N. Y.: Mrs. ment. Of course there are some dis- those occupying a prominent place on Goldwyn Lewis and children of Andhorage, Ky.; Mrs. T. Bonnie Bowden has plans well under way for a tinguished old-timers who will be in the convention stage from Jefferson J. Mann and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Mann, Mr. brand-new home near this village, formerly the late Published livery Thursday ef The Year County were people who had been de- and Mrs. W. T. Davis and daughter, Mrs. Fleming, Mr. M. R. Ainley home. At present he and his family at 209 Commercial Ave. Pullen, Ky. 42041 in their own legislative districts Hopper and sons, Jerry, David and Jeff, have rooms in a newly constructed garage. Miss feated and Mrs. C. T. "Won I Address all mall (subscriptions, change if ad- the week before. There is a new force all of Brownsville, Tenn., Mr. and Mrs. Alf Hornbeak sterwen dress. Farms my) to Post Office Bee 2•7 Fulton, in politics in Louisville and Jefferson and Reed Holland. Pilot Oak: Friends and relatives gathered at the Hatight Kentucky, 42041. County and other urban areas of Ken- home of Mr. and Mrs. Tommie Moore on Sunday, July It War per year in Pidten, Subscription nat..: $2.00 tucky, and party leaders will ignore it, Smoot, bride-elect of J. Mac Scates, 25, for a reunion. Pleted 4 Ky., and Olden and Miss Sarah at Deit Hiciunan, Oraves Counties, or try to resist it, at their peril." Friday night with a bridge party giv- Week* Counties, Tenn. Elsewhere threugheut was complimented Manta Stafford is miming United $4.00 Per year. Indeed, July's work will find it's en by Mrs. C. D. Edwards in her home on West Street. Latham: Red adding a new lunch room ths States of the I Kentucky Subscribers must add 5% Sales Tax. harvest in November. At the close of the games Mrs. Hugh Mac McClellan re- to his store, which will be opened at an early date. or SOCIETY - WOMAN'S INTEREST rid 48 Popular Bride-Elect Is Honored Miss Sandra Stokes Reveals Her At Many Lovely Pre-Nuptial Events Wedding Plans For August Tenth A wise person by the name of July 14 — "Summer Outing Foretelling a major social event of mid Drummond once said: "What sweet Party" at the lake-side home of -summer is delight a quiet life affords." Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sanger on the wedding of Miss Sandra Stokes, daughter of Mr. and .Peatiaps the author had the Jonathan Creek at Kentucky Lake. Mrs. Fred Stokes, Jr., of Hickman and Mr. Joe Wayne 'kin frenzied thoughts of a popular Serving with the Sangers and their Bolin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bolin of Clinton. The and bride electin mind when be wrote daughter Nancy were Mr. and Mrs. bride-elect is today your those prophetic lines. For the life Bob Sanger and Miss Frances Am- making known her wedding plans of Sandra Stokes has been any- berg. for the ceremony which will be held at the First United men- thing but quiet, but certainly sweet, July 20 — A "rice-bag" luncheon Methodist Church in Hickman at eight o'clock in the r eny as she goes a merry pace, from at the home of Mrs. George Helm evening of August tenth. we one social, event to another, almost on Mirror Lake with Mrs. Austin 'Pin- up to her wedding hour to Joe Voorhees And her daughter Jane Rev. Loyal Hartman, minister of ii Wayne Bolin on Auimst tenth. serving as ctshostesses with Mrs. Rebecca Memorial Me,hadist will serve the groom as best man. were assisted here Since last April, when her en- Helm. The hostesses Church of Memphis will officiate at Groomsmen will be Lynn William- in making "early CMS gagement was made known with a by their guests the impressive double ring cere- son of Fulton; Ken Foree of Bed- nthir- lovely announcement party given preparations" for the couple's go- mony. ford, Kentucky; Jim Taylor of by her parents At their borne in ing-away event on their wedding Miss Stokes has chosen Miss Me- Memphis, Tennessee; Bob Cunning- ni the Hickman, Miss Stokes has been the day. linda Travis of Hickman as her ham of lead:wine; Gary Smith of is the biration for many pre-nuptial July 23 — Bridge for brides-elect maid of honor. Her bridesmaids Paducah and Lynn Major and Cubb a and parties in her honor. Misses Sandra Stokes and Mary K. will be Mrs. James Ramsey of Stokes, brother of the bride, both C Here is the schedule that the Russell of Murray who will be mar- Denver, Colorado; Misses Lucy and of Hickman. @dean ried to George Shaw of Hickman. bridedect has been following for Deborah Brown of Houston, Texas, Miss Laura Hefley will The party was held at the home of present a these past happy weeks. all cousins of the bride; Miss program of organ music before and that Miss 'Karen Green in Hickman. it June 1 — Lundwall at the But. Leonora Allen of Camden, Tennes- during the ceremony with Mr. John Jolted Serving with Miss Green was Mist snore in Union City. The hottesses see and Miss Susan Ridley of Beckman of Richmond, Indiana Anis Greer. Inter- were Mrs. James A. Whigple, Mrs. Cookeville, Tennessee. presenting the couple's favorite July 25 — Breakfast at the Park Could Richard B. Goakier, Sr., Mrs. Rich- Mr. Ron Schmidt of Louisville nuptial songs as enlist. 9101910 ard B. Goalder, Jr. and Mrs. Jim Terrace, with Mrs. Leonora Bushart straw- Blankenehip of Corinth, lthesithippl. as hostess. Mrs. Bushart also pre- te June 6 — Dessert Bridge at the sented bride's gifts to Miss Betty I'LL SING YOU A LOVE SONG. and she did. Sandra Stokes with the guitar is strumming a love tuns Bennett, who will be married on Miss Pirtle from borne of Mrs. Erie Ezell in Hick- for her fiance Joe Wayne Bolin and other bridal couples who attended • party in Sandra's honer Tuesday Happy Birthday od see man. 1-tostesses were Mrs. Ezell, August 16 and to Mrs. Michael Butts, the former Mary Jo West- night. Standing ana host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Butts, and Miss Mary K. Russell of Murray who Mrs. Elise &Ibsen, Mrs. Julius The News takes pleasure in wish- Is Honored pheling. will be married to George Shaw of Hickman this month. Mr. Shaw is standing at far right near Ind to Faked and Mrs. W. B. Amburg, his fiancee. ing "Happy Birthday" to the fol- d that Sr. July 30 — Garden party at West- low friends: or the wood in Fulton with Mr. and Mrs. At Luncheon June 8 — Dinner party at Reel- Wills any group wishing to make August 2: Torn Bushart, Mrs. I very Paul Westpheling, Mr. Paul West foot Lake. Hosts and hootessee for these twin cities a flower-land. Rita Adams; August 3: Mesdames Roy Latta, Clifton ton of pheling, III, Mr and Mrs. Michael George E. the occasion were Mr. stsd Mrs. Johnson; August 4: Rita Craven, Williams, Porter Pillow, Nathan !dance Butts serving as co-hosts. Let's think on this sometime! Hugh Loathes and dauetger Barbara Jessie Simon, Margaret Whine!; GOSS.= and Gene Tibbs were hos- before the Pith to and Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Burduim Other parties planned August 5: Mrs. Bessie Green, Mrs. tesses at a beautifully planned oukiwn and Jennifer. wedding are on: SCATTERED PATTER Our two brand new officers have Sonny Puckett; luncheon Saturday afternoon at one L U — Dessert Bridge at the August 7 — Breakfast, Mrs. been properly graduated from Fort o'clock in June About People and Things August 6: Connie Andrews; Aug- the private dining room home of Mrs. Loin McClellan with James Calvin and Mrs. Elvis Stahr, Benning's Officer Candidate School ust 7: Chad Argo, Deborah Beard, of the Park Terrace, honoring Miss Mrs. Mary Howard, Mrs. Jack Sr. hostesses at the MoongMw and have received their assign- Joy Jones, Mrs. Wilbert Vetter; Sally Pirtle, bride-elect of Steve Stahr and Mrs. David Holiand serv- Restaurant. ments for military service. August 8: Lester Brown, Dee Ann Farmer Holiday ing as co-hostesses with Mrs. Mc- August 8 — Luncheon at IA. Shorn!! Olive is at home for a Homra, Lois Hahne, Carmen The bride was attractive in a Med Clellan. Inn, Mayfield, Mrs. James Allen know that it's Amigo time in the twin cities? few days before he leaves for a 15- Weeks. trousseau model of lime green knit. ,and the Mitchell, hostess. Do you June 14 — Dessert Bridge at that it is imperative that we open our week tour of duty at Fort Knox. She was presented a corsage of 711 home of Mros. Ardel Fields. August 9 — Bridesmaids' lunch- And you know Following this stint he and his wife white carnations. Her h ,stess gift June 18 — Coffee at the Isome of eon, Holiday Inn, Fulton; Mrs. doors to give homes to some 35 students from Central Donna will leave for Germany for was a teapot in her chosen china. Silas. Mrs. Louis Horusby in Hickman. Cub!) Rouse, grandmother of the and South America during their ten-day stay in the city. Sherill's military duty there. The traditional color scheme of ass- as cobastesses with Mrs. bride, and Mrs. John Gordon Man- Serving Cathy Jones are on the telephone U. Jim Burton, who graduated PHOTO CREDIT green and white was carried out in mm Hornsby were Mrs. Harold Garri- uel, greet-aunt of the bride, of Jean Fenwick and in the class with Sherill will be as- the table decorations. The table, 2rPin Mrs. Jim Miller of Prince- Alice, Texas, co-hostesses. constantly these days calling people to welcome these son and signed to the permanent party at covered in a white linen cloth, held net, Rehearsal dinner in the home of ton appreciated guests in our community. Most people have Fort Knox. So the two Fultonians Our staff photographer, as its central appointment a beauti- thief Jene 19 — Brunch at the Park Mrs. Fred Stokes, Sr., with Mrs. generously, but there are still some who are will at least have some more army Elmer Stewart, is avaikt- ful bride's candle on a base of ivy Restaurant In Tither) with Charles Mauldin of Phoenix, Ari- responded Terrace affirmative answer just now. life together for awhile in August. able for coverage of your and lilies of the valley, which trail- St on Mrs. Olney Johnson, Mrs. Rolend zona, serving as hostess. reluctant to give an ed the length of the table. Tiny lather Green, Mrs. Harold Rice and Mrs. August 10 — Wedding breakfast social events. Call him You can take it from the people brides, holding the place cards, Martha Barrett Rice nerving as co- at Holiday Inn with Miss Melinda who know, that having an Amigo Have you ever seen anything as THE WINNAHI either at 472-3551 (home) marked the place of each guest. GMT, hostesses. 'Previa as hoagies,. Melinda is an as a guest during Festival time is pretty as the crepe myrtle blos- or at 472-2342. You may Invited guests were: Mies Pirtle, ['bora June 20— Luncisecm et the home honor attendant in die wedding. her one of the most rewarding experi- soms in bloom right now So many Mrs. Charles Schrader, of 2200 mother, Mrs. Carl Pirtle, Mrs. of Mrs. Max McDade In Felton Pre-wedding buffet in the home contact us at the News Seldon Reed, Mrs. Joe Mac Reed, ences one can imagine. Friendships people have commented on the Evergreen, Union City, was the knew with. Mrs. Guy Hale serving is co- of Mr. end Mrs. W. C. Bale for winner of one night's free also. Photos of Miss Mrs. Billy Pirtle, Mre. David Pir- are made that are lasting. Under- beauty they lend to the city. lodging They hotness with her daughter MN. Mc- members of the bride's family *Ad at the Fulton Holiday Inn, her tle, Mrs. Kimball Coburn, Mrs. Bill standing is created th.t even the myrtle bushes Stokes' party by Stewart. want- Dade. the bridal attendants. Planting the crepe name being drawn last Saturday Rowlett, Mrs. Tom Germain, Mrs. most astute diplomat fails to several NM was a community project night. Jack Foley and Miss Canal Luther. end achieve. years ago and it has certainly been an Amigo is rare a worthwhile one. Some day we Rousing In the afternoon Mr. Ball, from the that COMAS only once a hope that the organization that privilege Paris Social Security office, pre- either Jean or sponsored the program will under- year. Won't you call One Hundred Per Cent Attendance sented much interesting information them that the take to plant the crepe myrtles all Cathy today and tell concerning Social Security and :eiv- our in- along the railroad tracks on Lake welcome mat is open for Medicare and answered questions. ternational visitors? You'll be 90 Street, and at our cemeteries to Made Chestnut Glade Club Happy cover some of those unsightly The remainder of the afternoon was glad thai. you did. The day was indeed pleasantly made of acrylic fabrics. spent in games and contests. Mrs. views. These people have already said and profitably spent when one hun- Mrs. Paul Reams led a discus- Johnnie Hazelwood selected the to a While in Ecuador this Spring we "I will." dred percent of the members and sion on the question "to pinch or number that matched the door apli- were awed by the the care and twelve visitors met in the home of not to pinch" when talking about prize. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Fenwick, Dr. beauty the city gives to its down- Liv- Mrs. Harvey Vaughan for the regu- growing chrysanthemums and other Welcomed and Mrs. J. L. Jones, Mr. and Mrs. town areas by planting tropical visitors were Mrs. the lar Chestnut Glade Homemakers flowers, and suggested that each Maud Matheny, Mrs. r Raymond Champion, Mrs. Jean blossoms on every street. Hattie Tren- Club meeting and the annual picnic flower grower experiment and re- tham, Mrs. Ruby Rom, Mrs. May nald Sensing, Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Cald- With one of the world's largest at 10:30 a. m., July 18. port the different results. She also King, Mrs. Irene Fuller, Mrs. Lucy well, Mr. and Mrs. Flynn Powell, seed companies in Fulton (Ferry- Mrs. Fred Vaughan gave the de- gave useful information concerning Simpson, Mrs. June Wright, Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Shelton Owens, Rev. Morse) it would seem so complete- votional on "Patriotism" with ap- pest control. Nadine Narmey, Kim Webb, Shelia and Mrs. Bob Lane, Mr. and Mrs. ly 'appropriate to have our city propriate scripture selections. Mrs. Mrs. Harvey Vaughan, reading and Trena Hazelwood, and •rn as Fred Martin, Mr. and Mrs. Ed bustin' out all over with pretty Decle Ches Morrison led the songs. leader, gave a book report and Garner. eous Halley, Mr. and Mrs. Win Whitnel blossoms everywhere. We know for Mrs. Jimmie Westbrook, clothing suggested that each reader include The members decided they and Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Jeffrey. sure that the folks at Ferry-Morse woukl ride- leader, presented a centinuation of some light reading in her schedule. attend the county-wide Won't you take an Amigo, too? would be delighted to cooperate picnic, fea- the lesson on the uses, characteris- A bountiful basket dinner was en- which will be on their nest meet, and tics and care of articles of clothing joyed on the spacious, shady lawn. rag date. More Comedy In Store At Kenlake of a R. moot Amphitheater On August Weekends Miss More delightful comedy is in store pany. Coggin is working toward his at Kenlake State Park Amphi- doctorate at Ohio State lJniveraity. The program at the amphitheatre theatre each week end in August. is a joint project of the Kentucky A new show, "The CLrious Sav- n. Department of Parks and Murray age" by John Patrick, opens August State University. 2 sirid will play each Friday and Col- Saturday evening throughout the d for month at 8:30 o'clock. It will be die WINNERS, second and final show of the sum- Dana Wilson, Danny Wall, J. H. mer season by the Murray State Walker and Ed Engel of Fulton University Summer Theatre Com- have been named national winners Mrs. pany. in the Berkley $10,000 prizearama contest. The winners, whose en- !T at- A gentle comedy written In 1950, tries were submitted through the "The Curious Savage" is the story and Leader Sporting Goods store, won of a rich woman whose family puts fishing equipment. her in an asylum to get her money —only to discover that she has con- iome verted her wealth into bonds and WARREN AT FT. KNOX ; car- Jane Warren hidden them Fulton attorney Hal Warren is reat- It is a contract of the people in vending the next four months at the asylum to Mrs. Savage's family Ft. Knox undergoing basic train- Jane Warren Is Winging Her Way ing. for a and the insane world outside. late Skies With Delta Airlines Robed E. Johnson, chairman of In The the MSTJ drama division, is the HOME FROM VIETNAM unily -mem- return- Mists Jane Warren, of Fulton has From her base station of Memphis, managing director of die 18 Spec 4 Philip Bynum has company. He directed year in GOING AND COMING for these lovely young ladles. Melinda Travis of Hickman, second from the "won her whirs" and is now a she will fly to many of the 60 cities ber reportory ed home after serving a left, Can't 'Take It stewardess with Delta Air Lines. served by Delta in 22 states, the the first show, "You Vietnam. He is the son of Mr. and shown here admiring a rather unusual oil painting tram Ecuador at. party Tuesday night for bride-elect District of Columbia, and the Carib With Yon" by George S. Kaufman Mrs. Charlie Bynum, South Fulton. I the Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James MIss Sandra Stokes. Melinda will be leaving soon for a year's stay in London where she hopes to take In all Green St., she com- bean. and Moss Hart, which ended last July H. Warren, 307 the European sights and art. The other young lady in the photo is Miss Eleanor Pung,of course Miss Warren graduated from week end. LaOus, Missouri a pleted the four week training FAIR AUGUST 840 the School and from Meni- class-mate of Mary Jo Butts at the Academy of the Sacred Heart in St. Charles. She is here for at Delta's Stewardeas &hoot ti Fulton High Curious Savage" will be un- a vie% whore she "The The Hickman County Fair a ,e Atlanta Airport and in now proudly phis State 'Univetwity. The gentlemen are left, David Jennings and right Paul Weatpheling, Ill, one of the hosts at the party at of Alpha Delta Pi der the direction of Fred M. Cog- held in Clinton on the Farm Bureau wearing the (hie uniform and cap was a member Westwood. room com- fairgrounds August 8-10. of the natkm's fifth largest airline. Sorority. gin, aleociate director of the Thursday, Aug. 1, 1968 Hagan Featured Farm Bureau Page 4 Fulton County News, HI Guests From India Betty Lou Thomas At Basketball Picnic Set The Are Visiting Here Completes Seminar Fuller "Camp" At UTM August 7th July : Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Rout had as Mrs. Betty L. Thomas, 410 east Approximately 135 young basket- of & The annual Fulton County Farm their guests last week end Dr. and Drive, representative Waddell ball players from Tennessee and successfully com- to at- Bureau picnic will be held August Mrs. Kamal Das Guapta and dau- Reed, Inc., has Bob 11 other states are expected rersanalized Mrs. tend Easy Ed 'Macauley's Basket- 7 on the Union Cumberland Presby- ghter, Shamona, natives of Cal- pleted the company's terian Church grounds. Planning Seminar and is Mrs. ' ball Camp at The University of cutta, India. Financial Stewa Tennessee at Martin August 2-10. The calf show and the 4-H exhi- now qualified to offer the new ser- will begin at 9:30 a. m. Dr. Guspta has been working at the firm has announced. Mrs. Featured guest will be Cliff Ha- bits vice, Dunes gan, player coach of the Dallas Lunch will be served at noon. Texas College of Technology in The seminar is provided by the Two free tickets for the barbecue Lubbock, Texas, and he and his and Fultor Chapparals of the Arneaican Bas- company, national distributor Fultor ketball League. Ile will teach shoot- lunch will be given to each Farm family were enroute to Boston, investment manager of the United ing techniques, rebounding and Bureau member at the picnic and where he will he working for etz Funds, Inc. group of mutual funds, Leon team play. others may be purchased. weeks on a precision inetrunkeet to selected representatives. Upon Willia The young athletes will stay in All Farm Bureau memberts are that will measure the dirt OD the successful completion of the semi- Gerak urged to attend and visitors are moon. Aker returning to Lubbock, qualify to City; dormitories at UTM and eat in the nar, the representatives ley; J University Center cafeteria. welcome. he will leave on a lecture tour, offer a new service that utilises which will take him to England, computer techniques to evaluate Hemp Scotland, Germany, Russia, India and recommend personalized long- CHIEF PADUKEI and Japan. range financial programs for indi- Glisson Named vidual families. Mrs A point of interest in Paducah is Thom] the Chief Peduke Statute. Paduke U. S. Debt On February 21 Mrs. To USDA Post Bunch was the chief of a legendary band $352,541,363,116.57 Bo Ono Of The Stalin of Chickasaws. General Clan*, at Merry At Martin, Tenn. the Lewis and Clark expedition, is HOW111 said to have named Paduoah in his ton; Glisson is use new R. C. (Bab) honor. derfor of the U. S. De- officer-in-charge Fergu Agriculture'e Con- partment of Joann and Marketing Service's con- sumer South sumer food programs office in CLASSIFIED ADS CLEARANCE! Mrs. I Martin, Term. FINAL Mrs. will be in charge of ad- Glisson nell ai the food stamp and ministering FULTON CITY BOARD OF 3, Ful food programs in other consumer EDUCATION Summer Dresses and Sportswear 4, MA Dyer, Henry, Lake, Obion and 5, Fel Weakley counties. BID FORM Route Glisson is replacing Jack Keat- of the contract to furnish dersor ing, who will assume duties with Letting the Fulton City School (Including Villager and Bradley) Water the Albany, Ga., consumer food milk for Cafeteria 1968 - 1969. cock, programs office. Milk for the School Cafeteria: Lafon A retired naval officer, Glisson Must be delivered in half pints in Mrs. press during has returned to his home in Mar- PRESS TIME . . . Bobby R. Snider, principal of Fulton High School, operates a dry-mounting tin from an assignment with the carton and be GRADE A, pastetsr- Wray, pieces of ized, homogenized and of a correct Mrs. Hei Educational Television workshop at Murray State University. The press was one of several of the Navy in Wash- Department temperature to satisfy State De- ton; I Snider learned to operate during the month-long program. Fifty principals, supervisors, and ington. He is past president of the PRICE equipment NOW partment of Education require- Miss July. Martin Rotary Club, is a Mason 27 school districts in Kentucky attended the federally-supported workshop in June and delivered. Delivery Mrs. , teachers from and Shriner, and has been active in ments when time must be convenient for the lie C numerous civic activities. management of the Cafeteria. Bid Pruitt is to be based on raw milk price Will and is to be in the hands of the New Ruling For Craftsmen Superintendent by noon Aug. 13, Wealth'&M4 11/. Rev 1968. Last year the Cafeteria used Rev. Demonstrate Skills 65,107 half pints. The Fulton City Children Says reeervee the nightl, FINAL SALE Kentucky craftsmen reveal their Board of Education terias trade secrets in the Crafts Village right to reject any or all bids. p. m. ON ALL Social Security at the 1968 Kentucky State Farr, dining next 5 Aug. 15-24. • FOR SALE: New cherry easier for children to and It is now Sponsored by the Division of room set • table, 6 chairs iii the heakt ot modem qualify for social security on the Craft Development of the Kentucky hutch. Contact 653-8521. their mother, accord- The Summer earnings of Department of Commerce, the Vil- and WhiteIcer, Padu- merut Spring ing to Charles M. lage offers fair visitors a unique COMMONWEALTH Of KENTUCKY cah Social Security District Man- tt;e 1r chance to watch the actual crea- DEPARTMENT Of HIGHWAYS ager. tion of the products on display. • CHANDISE In the past a child was not usual- Craftsmen will demonstrate weav- NOTICE To CONTRACTORS limes I ly considered a dependent of his ing, pottery maklgg, blaciosmkhing, RAM be received by mother, even 11 she was fully in- and wood carviag. Sealed bide will sured, unless the mother was also the Department of Highways, at its "currently" insured or was furnish- office, Frankfort, Kentneky, will gk GEORGE Pa I PRICE ing at least one-half the child's sup- 10:00 A. M. Eastern Daylight Time 2 port. on the ninth day of August, 1968, WASHINGTON Va Service Notes bids will be publicly Sk at which time KINGSHIGHWAY at WASHINGTON AVE. CASH ALL SALES FINAL To be "currently" insured the opened and read for the improve- INN 9 mother must have at least 6 quar- U. S. ARMY, VIETNAM—Johnnie ment of: Right on U. S. Highway 67 ters of coverage in the 3 year R. Sutton Jr., whole parents, Mr. RS GROUP 71 (1941) — Fulton Charm with Modern Comforts period just prior to her death or and Mrs. Minnie. R. Sutton Sr., Co., RS 38-817—The Saunders Lane Colonial SHOP her entitlement to retirement or and wife, Ruth, live on Route 4, Road from Ky. 94 to Ky. 1129, a Moderate Rates from $5.50 up. Winner of CLARICE disability benefits. As many women Fulton, Ky., was promoted to distance of 1.800 miles. Bit. Sur- Mobil Guide"UNUSUALLY GOOD VALUE" Award. 472-3881 quit work early because of family Army chief warrant officer in 300 MAIN STREET PHONE face. 441041 responsibilities they frequently did grade W-2 July 8, while serving as Fulton Co., RS 311-547—The Jim imminim SPECIAL FAMILY RATES oimiroo" not meet the support or "currently a heavy equipment technician with McNeal-McMurray (Ky. 1128) Road Air Conditioned Rooms with TV. Fine Food insured" requirements and their Headquarters, Military Assistance from Ky. 94 to Ky. 1127, a distance In Perhous Hitching Post Restaurant. children were not eligible for bene- Command, Vietnam. of 2.043 miles. Bit Surf. Horse of the Professional Athletes, fits. WO Sutton entered the Army in Bid proposals for all projects see...St. Louis Football Cardinals, U a 1955 and completed basic training Hockey Blues, Basketball Hawks other requirements were will be available until' 12:00 NOON B1 Though at Camp Chaffee, Ark. He was AUGUST 8, and many other attractions such as unchanged the 1967 Amendments stationed at Ft. Lewis, Wash., be- EDT THURSDAY, the Gatewcry Arch, St. Louis 'Zoo eliminated the one-half support and 1968, at the Division of Contract and Forest Pork. fore arriving in Vietnam last No- Controls at a cost of $2 each. Bid Fl currently insured requirements for vember. FREE PARKING children's benefits on their mother's proposals are issued only to pre- _ The warrant officer attended contractors, except on splemisiji! a work. Now a child is deemed to be Cayce High School. qualified a on his mother or projects upon which the prequalifi- WWII — In "dependent" have been ST. LOUIS, Mo. adopting mother. HONOLULU cation requirements OR PHONE , --Sergeant John E. waived. Remittance payable to the WRITE. WIRE Pho "Some 175 to 200 in the Paducah Mann, son of Mr. and Mrs. James State Treasurer of Kentucky must FOR RESERVATIONS Tel, FOrest 141300 area are now expected to become A. Mann, Rt. 1, Fulton, Ky., has accompany request for proposals. entitled to benefits upon applica.- arrived for duty at Hickam AFB, lion." Whitaker stated, "this esti- Hawaii. mate includes unmarried children Sergeant Mann, a telephone equip- Co under 18 (or on up to age 22 if full- ment specialist, is assigned to a time students) and disabled chil- unit of the Air Force Cornanunica- dren of any age if the disability tions Service lie previously served has existed since prior to age 18." at Barksdale AFB, La. The sergeant is a 1961 graduate S. Eligible children may qualify on of Fulham High School. a mother who died fully insured, NOTICE His wife, Maxine, is the daugh- even if the death occurred years ter of Mrs. Marva Wildeboer, Rt, ago. They may also qualify on a 1, Bossier City, La. mother who is currently receiving either retirement or disability bene- fits under the social security pro- Property AssessmentEqualization gram. SUNSET DRIVE-IN Payments to eligible children between Martin and Union City (33: in may begin for as early as February Thur. • Fri. - Sat., Aug. 1, 2, 1 Any property owner who has evidence to show that his property 1968, Whitaker said, but applica- Double Feature is assessed above fair cash value as a result of the equalization in- tions must be filed and should be Starts At Dusk filed promptly. crease of 25% on property classified on the tax roll as farm and resi- James Stewart Parents or relatives of children dential - rural nonfarm and 0% on property classified on the tax roll who could qualify should contact Shenandoah as residentiaL commercial and industrial may file an applica- ItENTIMItY the Social Security Office, 112 South and Tenth Street, Paducah, for advice for exoneration with the County Court Clerk on or before Don't Just Stand There tion ,Your dollars or assistance in claiming benefits. August 14, 1968. Applications must be filed in duplicate and on pre- go farther The Paducah office is open (ex- Sun. • Mon. • Aug. 4, 5 scribed forms which may be obtained from the County Court Clerk. PEL2E0 cluding national holidays), from Double Feature 8:45 a. m. to 5:00 p. m., Monday through Friday, and until 7:00 Starts At Dusk The board of supervisors will be reconvened in session on D•partemest of Publk Information, Section P06 p. m. on Thursdays. Dean Martin, Jean Simmons Copilot Anne., Frankfort, Kentucky 40601 August 19, 1968 at the Courthouse in Fulton County to take evidence information on Kentucky's Rough Night In Jericho Pfeas• send, without obligation, and act on these applications for exoneration. 40 state mid national parks, this finest in th• nation. and FARM DATES TO REMEMBER Dean Martin Name Any property owner whose application is denied in whole or in Street August 7 - Feeder Pig Sale Texas Across The River Address Brownsville part may appeal to the Kentucky Board of Tax Appeals and the Zip Toss.. Wed., Aug- 7 131.340. City State Code August 8 - Obion County Fair Courts under the provisions of KRS I. Double Feature Meeting - Reelfoot Lake. Starts at Dusk STATE AND August 20- Feeder Pig Sale - Eye For An Eye COUNTY FISCAL NATIONAL PARKS Lexington. and FULTON COURT nation August 20- Farm Bureau Meeting 40 The finest in the • Columbia. Wild Rebels THE LARGEST! The 1%7 Amendments PIERCE RESIGNS County 968 Page 5 Fulton News, Thursday, Aug. 1, 1968 HOSPITAL NEWS DEATHS The Paradise Steam Plant, Paco- Monthly benefit increase RoInn Pierce, principal of 110/011 BEE HIVES! dise, Ky., is the largest in the Monthly benefits were increased City high school, has resigned to SENSATIONAL! world. It has two 850,000 kilowatt by at least 13 percent for all bene- accept a position with the State The following were patients in electric generating units, and is Jesse Jame. Cove at Park Mam- Walter Kelley's Behive and bee Mrs. Connie Sanders ficiaries. Consequently, a disabled Department of Education. He plans Fulton hospitals on Wednesday, located in the midst of the COai moth Resort is one of Kentucky's plant in Clarkson is Kentucky's where its fuel mined. worker can receive as !Midi as to continue to live in Union City, July 31. Funeral services for Mrs. Connie &ski Cave sensations. Legend says the only bee plant, and one of the only $189.93. If he has dependerts, although his new office will be on Vast Sanders were held Tuesday, July James brothers used it as a hide- three independently-owned busines- tell & 'Whitnel Funeral Home U. S. Debt On February 21 family benefits can total $395.60 the campus of the University of HILLVIEW HOSPITAL 90, in out. its kind in the nation. and Tennessee, Martin. ses • Corn- Bobby May, Mrs. Hugh Story, chapel, with Bro. James Long S352,s0,3113,116.57 monthly. officiating allied Mrs. Gene Miller, J. 0. Johnson, Bro. Hobart Floyd Grove Ceme- Mrs. Willie Matthews, Mrs. Terry Burial was in Johnson and is tery ser- Stewart, Fulton; Jones Dickerson, Sunday . Mrs. E. W. Crider, Mrs. William Mrs. 'Sanders, 85, riled Duman, Mrs. Eugene Moody, South afternoon, July 28, in the Filbert y the 4, Hospital. r and Fulton; Randall Jeffress, Route J-we care Fulton; County, 4 Joked Mrs. Lula Carr; Wing(); She was born in Obion "Super-Right" Meats! 1, late Wil- funds, Leon Cox, Route 'Jingo; Mrs. Tenn. the daughttr of the Brumley. Upon William Traywick, Bruceton; Mrs. liam and Sara Wilson death semi- Gerald McCallon and baby, Union Her husband preceded her at ify to City; Mrs. Gene Yates, Water Val- fourteen years ago. She was a CENTER alip ley; „Tiles Bobo, Mayfield; Mrs. member of the Church of Christ. tilizes CUT dilate Ramp Williams, Plot Oak. Surviving are eight nerdiews, A. long- L. Cathey, Manus Williams, Joe Steak inch- F U LTON HOSPITAL Williams, Carl Robey, Earl Robey Herman Cathay of Dy- Mrs. Ida Yates, Mrs. Jewel of Fulton, Round of Dres- Thompson, Mrs. Luella Barclay, ersburg, Willie Brumley of Owens- Mrs. Carmen Moss, Mrs. Velora den and Jewel Brumley Sale! niece., Mrs. Cora Stallins, Mrs. John Clayton, D. M. boro, and three Lb. Mrs. Nora Le- Merryman, G. G. Bond, Mrs. Lola Long of Fulton, of Dukedom and Mrs. Joe Howard, Mrs. Fondey Kemp, Ful- Corm Phillipe of Owensboro. why should we ton; Mrs. Dora Kibler, Drew Van- $119 clerked, John Napier, Mrs.. H. L. Lb. Ferguson, William Hogg, Mrs. ...9 T-Bone Joanne Overby, Mrs. BM Gray, Herbert C. Cathy guarantee BOTTOM ROUND OR South Fulton; Mrs. Dees Collier, Herbert C. Cathey died at five Mrs. Patsy Jetton, Route 1, Fulton;'o'clock Tuesday morning, July 30, Boneless Eva Kay Swiss Steak Mrs. Brasure, Mrs. Par- at his home on Route 3, Fulton, nell and R. L. TENDER twins, Cannot', Route following• long %nem. 3, Fulton; Mrs. Nell Johnson, Route other people's YtMent nerviest wiil be held this Beef 4, Mr.. Zora Top Round Fulton; Parks, Route (T3wireday) afternoon at three 5, DEMONIC° OR Fidton; Hillnum Collier, Fulton o'clock in Hornbook Funeral Home Mack &Own, Route; Robert Hen- chapel, with Rev. Oran Stover of- derson, Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Vaughn, Sirloin Strip Steak La $1" Cuts Burial Nvill be in Obion products? ficiating. Water Valley; Mrs. Marcella Han- County Memorial Gardens. SEMI-BONELESS Route 1, Water If we didn't, we couldn't honestly say WE CARE. Could we? cock, Valley; Jim Mr. Cathey, 83, was a painter WHOLE OR HALF Lafoon, Route 2, Water Valley; LB. and decorator and had lived in You see, before any product is allowed on our shelves. Fully Cooked Hams Mrs. Maud Hutchison, Mrs. Artie South Fukon all his life. He was SLICED Wray, Clinton; Mrs. Carmel Ingran, horn in Obion County, the son of we've checked it out pretty carefully. 42-LB. MO.81.371 Mrs. Rachel Davis, Route 1, Clin- and Cleopatra / LB PK° 694 the late George W. it. Bacon company that makes Allgood ton; Mrs. Joan Hudson and twins, We've checked the Cathay, and was married to the SUPER RIGHT Miss Docie Jones, Wingo Route; former Lillie Mae King. He was a We've checked to be sure the product is all the package says ft Is SLICED INTO CHOPS Mrs. John McCree, Lynnville; member of die Cumberland Pres- 1/4 Pork Loin LB 784 be Cavender, Dukedom; Rubin ever buy anything at A&P you're not happy with, byterian Church. If you SUPER RIGHT Pruitt, Hickman Route. Surviving are his wife and one you don't have to bother to write a letter to the company that made it. PKG. son, Horace Cathey, of South Ful- Skinnless Franks 12'94 49 REVIVAL IN PROGRESS ton; five grandchildren, Heine, Just tell your A&P store manager. He'll give You your money back. Revival services, conducted by Donna Sue and Linda Ruth ()ahoy ISLB. BOX Rev. Bill Cottrell, are underway of South Fulton, Mrs. Sara lee We'll get in touch with that company for you...and for us. Whiting Fish FROZEN OCEAN (LB 194 89C nightly at the Cumberland Presby- Watkins of Dukedom, and A-3C That's A&P's guarantee. teries Church in Fulton at 7:30 Gary Wayne Cathey, with the U.S.D.A. p. m. They will continue through USAF at Minot, N. D. No matter who makes it, if ASP sells it, A&P guarantees it. FROZEN next Sunday night. Not every store can offer you a guarantee like that Turkey WITH RIB Willie J. Robertson SEEK TERMINAL A&P can...and does. Shouldn't A&P be your store? ATTACHED The Union City Chamber of Com- Funeral services for Willie J. •1557. THE OREAT ATIArm0• PACIFIC TEA CO.. INC.( 69c COPYRIGHT merce has appointed. committee Robertson were held. on Wednes- Breast IF UNABLE TO PURCHASE ANY ADVERTISED ITEM— PLEASE REQUEST A RAIN CHECK to seek construction of a union truck day, July 31, in Unity Baptist PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU AUG. 3 terminal in that city, serving all Church, east of Latham, with Rev. SIZE lines that operate through there. Cayce Pentecost and 'Rev. Gerald GIANT DETERGENT 2-LB. 15-OZ. EVENT! Stow officiating. Burial was in the Jane Parker Features! Sail B°X 58C clintiSh cemetery. Arrangements COLORI" t I. were under the direction of Jackson Parts For All Electric VW OFF) 54 GAL. SOT. Funeral Home of Dukedom. WHITE BREAD Purex BLEACH 29c CASUAL MT. Robertson, 81, died in the IRONSTON E Shavers Al: Illinois Masonic Hospital in Chi- PEAS 17-0Z. cago on Sunday, July 28. School Day 3 CANS 49C BONUS VALUE He was a retired farmer and a THIS WEEK! former resident of the Dukedom ANDREWS comilnimitr,living in Chicago* the SAUCERS Jewelry Company time Of hie death. He was a mem- ber of the Public Wein Missionary GERMAN Baptist Church near Martin. ONLY He was born in Obion County, the CA" Layer Cake " 69t son of the late James and Martha WE RENT - -. Underwood Robertson. ONLY 494 oath His wife preceded him in death Fresh Peach Pie over! in 1951. $5y,, gpona Hospital beds no 14.11 Surviving are three sons, Eugene 22c Baby beds /6,F) Fresh Produce-! and Nathan Robertson of Chicago BONUS VALUE Vacuum cleaners and Atban Robertson of Detroit; THIS WEEK, 15 four daughters, Mrs. Soldon Park- GREEN OFF) HEAVY DUTY 8 Floor polishers er of Route 1, Dukedom, Mrs. Irvin 2-PC. CASSEROLE Legans of Martin, Mrs. Wess Emer- 49c son of Warren, Mich., and Mrs. CABBAGE Reynolds, Wrap ROLL William Davidson of Chicago; one CHUNK LIGHT TUNA CO. WADE MEM. sister, Mrs. Susie Tuck of Milwau- '299 Phone 472-1601 Fulton, Ky. kee; 22 grandchildren, 18 great- Kar 3=89C ✓ percher grandchildren, and several nieces rorks.1 and nephews. Lb. ✓ RAW BOW NUTLEY WATCH FOR 2 BONUS Complete Roof "Youth Fair" Is MARGARINE VALUE FEATURES EVERY WEEK! Jumbo Yellow Onions, 3lbs. 29c A BONUS VALUE PLACE Planned Protection Scheduled Next Week - SITTING PIECE The Fulton County 4-H and FFA A BONUS VALUE See us for. -. 3lbs. 89c ACCESSORY PIECE "Youth Fair" will be heki Wednes- 'Pears CALIFORNIA Bartlett open itoci guarani.e Needs 89c , Your Insurance day August 7 at the Union Presby- 1-Lb. ans. regulm ptAes in Fulton. 5 terian Church PINTS BONUS v Awl ACCUsoity The fair will open at 10:00 a. m. Blueberries FRESH FLRVCRRA 3 97'; Beef cattle, a dairy show, home CHEESE SPREAD SPECIAL Rice Ayency 164 economics projects, electrical pro- (SAVE 2 LB LOW PRICE! Fulton 172-1341 jects and 'handicrafts will be the Ched-O-Bit 70CTN. main attracticos. SUMMER • SALAD Sliced p DRESSING 524 ISLE Miracle Whi OT JAR A&P SULTANA 100% NO. I 34102 5100 Colombian Pineapple 10 Coffee tips FLAT CAN Pork & Beans CANS Cookout EIGHT O'CLOCK FREE 79t DECORATOR Mrs. Filbert's COFFEE SALE! TUMBLER MARGARINE Speas 131 OFFI from (SAYE 94) (SAYE 25) I 1-LB. with Speas when you buy CTNS. 79C MARINATE an economy SPARK a salad EIGHT. 3 LB. BAG a fresh dress- 1 LI. SAG one giant size steak In Speas Vinegar. Vinegar.Make 89C use your favorite o'cLocg Downy Dash Speas tenderizes, I - ing; DETERGENT Leave ,,recipe or go creative 434 proves flavor. COfFEE OR Soap 2 gqg 3-LB. 2- OZ. fiand invent a new one! $168 Safeguard 78t the meat In the mari- BOX Speas makes dress- 3-LB. 8 or. BOX 95t nade several hours \ OR bot- Spic & Span in the ing "better than 58';' or overnight \ - it your- refrigerator be- tled"! Try self and see. Cheer BONDS Bold fore grilling. Oxydol Tide (Ivory Snow DETERGENT DETERGENT -OL DETERGENT DETERGENT InntaAhvinagar book. - I SOAP POWDER 1-OX. Ways 5-LB. 12-0L $1 r let 3-LB. 1-0Z. 83c 35 15-07.. BOX 35c ‘geeklentrclean BOX SPEAS with yln•gar. Writs 2-LB. BOX 834 20°Z. BOX 35 BOX BOX Spews Company,2400 VINEGAR PAlchoison Aye, Kan- Us COY. Mo. 64120. a, MM. Lot. i• Page Fulton County CAYCE NEWS — ROUTE THREE 6 News, Thursday, Aug. 1, 1968 Pag, by Miss Claris* Bondurant Mrs. Aline Witham* a busy time's/mind our plate. thirteen bdies attending. Every- LET Correspondents Uncle Bob Cannon had to go back one had a. good lane, as usual at From Mrs. Ernest Corniek of near Mrs. Utak Brann and Mrs. (C to the hompital. We hope he can Beauton'e. Crutchfield, Ky., was a recent Mime Williams helped with freezing soon be booze alga and feeling Everett Williams sat at the hos- Herbert Mortis althot house end of Mn, the Pees for the Huhn= Collier better. pital fiataday with Hillman Collier • PILOT OAB • AUSTIN SPRINGS atom= GLADE of several days. probe Ohinn, Tenn., bar famiky Illotadey. We are gird to The Oak Greve Church of Christ while Mrs. Collier look scene done Mrs. 0. F. Taylor By Mrs. Carey Friel& By Kn. Hervey Vaughn During her visit there she was hear Collier improviser All Mr. is and meeting begin, the emend Sunday off to attend Os &bhp **home. -Mr. given a luncheon at Boyethe Dining we hops he can soon be rat of the In Mau* with Jim Cannon, eon of WiUia end Mr.Collier both alert Rogers filled his ap- (Week of July 22) Room Reelfoot Lake by Mrs. We had a nice rain Saturday Rev. Russell at hospital. Mr. teed Mrs. Adair Cannon, doing most of the day, they reported. pointment at New Salem Baptist Nannie Boyette of Tiptonvilie, night, which was appreciated by Family and friend gatherings and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hopkins and the Breathing. Bee. Cartoon is now Church the past Sunday. The re- Tenn. everyone. picnics seem to be the order of the Ricky had as their week end guest preaching for the Church of Christ TO THE FAIR vival closed there Saturday night. day. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Stinnett and Mr. and Mrs. Jack LeVine of Al- Mrs. Carl Lewis. in Lone Oak and has been there Rev. and Mrs. Robert Crump and Rev. Harold Grissom delivered fine Several members of the Barber lament, Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Elson McGuire, of Ill., were night I. M. Jones is hack home and severed years. daughters lett today for a two week UNff preaching sermons during the week, both af- family met in the home of Mr. and and Wednesday guests Mr. South Fulton, attended of and says he is feeling much better. Mr. and Mrs. Newman Croft had vacation trip to San Antonio, Texas, service at the Pilot Oak Church of ternoon and night services. The Mrs. Finis Mansfield for a family Mrs. A. Simpassi. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Williams as their week-end guests Mr. and where they will visit the Hernisfair Christ one night last week and later attendance was good. Two candi- dinner, when Mrs. Minnie Mans- A large crowd attended the bar- visited Mrs. J. C. Davis of Memphis. and other places of interest. Mr. and Mrs. dates were immersed Sunday night field, from Chicago and Mr. and with Mr. and Mrs. Ross visited a while with beque supper at the Cayce Metho- Mr. arid Mrs. Ross Williams visit- watermelon. by Rev. Rogers. Alter %dismal Mrs. Marlin Harris and Cynthia, Williams in Mayfield Monday B. G. Lowry and ate dist Church Wednesday night. ed Mr. and Mrs. Everett FIRST service, Bro. Bobby Copeland filled from St Louis, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil morning. Williams D ReJAAI The Mrs. Anna Belle Jackson, of De- a while Sunday afternoon, the pulpit. He is a young man, just Barber and Jimmie, Mr. and Mrs. We are sorry Mrs. H. E. Smith, Mrs. Harold Hopkins had a glad after at, Washington in Mason County, Is Fula troit, and her mother-in-law, Mrs. tending surrendered to the ministry, and Harry Barber Sr., is a patient in Obion County surprise and visit the services at Old Bethel. the site of the fret dramatic per- Samantha Collins, of Fulton, spent and daughters, Mr. Wednesday, Dear needs the prayers of everyone in and Mee. Cferinnie Barber enjoyed Hospital in Union city. We wish her When Mrs. Paul Howard dropped in Mrs. Paul Howard had a paint formance west of the Alleghenies, a few days recently in the Vodie party Monday his life-chosen work. the day together. a speedy recovery. on her with corn to freeze. at her place, with given by the inhabitants in 1719. On Floyd home. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Jimmy Argo, and little It Xi ss a happy event when about Charles Harris and Mrs. Charles Johns was back in Coma Mrs. Revel Moody. of near Water family of daughter Kimberly, of Hickman, sixty friends honored Mr. and Mrs. Joliet, Iii., are spending Memphis Friday for a check-up. ored Valley, called on her aunt, Mrs. their and their cousin, Miss Marla Jerry Doughty with a picnic supper vacation with his parents, Mr. Joyce seems to be doing nicely. Depa Maggie Pankey one afternoon last Vaughan of Detroit, spent Monday in the home and Mrs. Gentry of his parents, Mr. Harris, Sr. Paul Howard is back on the job wish week. with their aunt, Mrs. Doyle &Aydin, and Mrs. Bob Mrs. Treal Doughty. Those en- Carr and sons of Del- again, after being in the hospital a Went Mr. and Mrs. John Yates, of and Mr. Bowlin. Other visitors phos, joying this occasion were: Mr. and Ohio, are visiting her sister, short while. you I Pilot Oak, and Mr. and Mrs. Willie were Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hastings Mrs. Mre. Weller Donald Canard, Keithly Croce, and Jeff, Mike and Mr. Cruce. Mr. and Mrs. Zho Foster and quit Yates, of Mayfield, also Harry of St. Louis. Each enjoyed the day and Belinda, Brother Bobby Pruitt, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Woodside and Mrs. Theron Jones visited relatives Mg X Yates, were Friday night supper and a most delectable noonday LaDorma and Dianne, Mr. and soh of Mt. Acts Vernon, Ill., were Sun- and friends in Detroit last week. water is becoming .guests of Mr. and Mrs. B. G. meal was served. Mrs. Richard Wilkinson, Mrs. Glyn day fast guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. We sorry Tim Lowry. Rev. and Mrs. Russell Rogers are to hear that Mrs. the favorite Bourbon Wainscot, Mr. and Mrs. Jeter Simpson. are were Sunday dinner guests of Mt. Bowlin Bill Gray had to leave the bedside Mrs. Ora McGuire, of Dukedom, and Lynn, Mna. Cappie Mr. and drink around here. If you grate and Mrs. Burnett Lintz. Mrs. Horace Lusk of of her mother its Memphis to cosne spent Friday afternoon with Mrs. Bowlio, Larry Mathis, Brenda Ben- Plymouth, Mr. and Mrs. Fred E. Jones and Mich., are wishing his back to the Fulton PlosPitaL don't agree that it's won- fiat Cassie Taylor. nett, Mr. and Mrs. Albert McClain, mother, chBdren Mrs. Ludt* Lust. Mr. and Mrs. derful, 40"1 Mr. and Mrs. Everett Carr were left Friday for their home Juanita Gambill, Jodie Gambill, Everett Williams, find out what's in Akron, Ohio, after being called Mr. end Ma. James C. Melees Mrs, Kama Lewis, Mr. and Mre. Penn Sunday afternoon guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alma Ceothren, Mr. and Mrs. wrong with the water. of ke here due to the death of their end hank Mae returned alter a Ramie Moore and Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Martin Givens, of near Water John R. Melton, Mrs. Katherine ed nice vacation trip to Colorado, Jimmy Payne Valley. mother, Mrs. Effie Jones, the peat Femensen, Ann Ruth, Susie and and sew of Paris week. Pike's Peak, and other Pointe of Island, S. C., bad viciut Mr. and Mrs. Vocke Floyd and They spent some time with Robert Niamey, Mr. and Mrs. Billy in- Salburday dinner other relatives in this section, terest. with Mr. and Ilse. James Lewis. grziree.,- meet Mrs. Cassie Taylor visited in Ful- after Puckett, Chris, Paul and Kathy, WAS Cheryl Menees was ton Sunday Mrs. Jones' faaeral on Tuesday. Mr. end Ni'., Ray Thomas, Dale a re- Mr. and Mrs. BM Varidy, of De- afternoon, guests of cent guest of college Nave Mrs. Sallie Mrs. Richard McGuire suffered Martha Kynn and Mike, Mr. and friends in troit, are visiting Mrs. Varidy's FRoyd, Miss Alba Haw- M anchester, Tenn. yeari kins, Mrs. Samantha Caine a broken blood vessel IQ her limb Mrs. Wilton Holt, Tammy and parents, Mr. end Mrs, E. A. Gan- and Mr. and Mre. Gene Lusk ed as R a more. the past Sunday and vies Oaken to Rhonda, Mr. and Mrs. George have re- nett treatment turned after a nice vacation to re Mrs. Hattie Puckett and daugh- Murray Mr some and Elliott and Dana, Mr. and Mrs. in This part of the country we en- observation. hope Florida. VA, ter-in-law, Mrs. Norman Puckett of We for this fine Paul Howard and the Treal Dough- joyed a ,good rain Saturday night matron reoovery. Mr. Kenneth Turner, Sr., of very Lone Oak, spent Tuesday of last a quick ty family. Jerry expects to leave Ful- The gardens and (rope sure did Mr. ton will be the guest epeaker molt week with Mrs. Allie Givens of near and Mrs. Buten Lassiter for Vietnam' this weak end. at the need rein. Seems exeryone has Cayce Methodist Church Mrs. Water Valley. spent Sunday with their sister, Mrs. Mrs. Wiley Sims was honored on Sun- everything to can and freeze at the Roy Hammett, and Mr. Hammett with a birthday day, August 4. same time. Last week 7 Mos old •Some KenilosIty 1119.1914 I.,ob %SWAMI ream Mr. and supper recently. was surely Mrs. Pearl Raines, of of Hollow Rock, Tenn. Other yid- SOTZIL-WELLIk Aeon..Oldest Felony Diane., /Mob. Lowlevin., Ky, IS* anti Mayfield, Those enjoying this occasion visited Mr. and Mrs. B. tors were Wm. Roy Hammett and scene were: Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Brun- H. Lowry Sunday afternoon for a family of Blytheville, P. C. Ark. Air dige, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Barber, While. Force Base, who spent the week we t Mr. and Mrs. Durell Terrell, Mr. A terrible tragedy occurred not end with the Hammett family, We e par- and Mrs. Chess Morrison, Mr. and far from here Saturday about noon, ents of Wm. Ray. All enjoyed their torn Mrs. Harvey Vaughan, Mr. and when Freddie Brame, 18-year-old visit very muds. son of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Billy Copeland and Gary. water,••••••• Rayburn Harrison Austin is suffering from Brame, Mr. wonderful! drowned in a pond near his a very sore arm, having come in and KM Thomas Fulcher, - home in the Little from P A Bethel communi- contact with a calf, while roping Chicago, are vacationing at SEH that's all you need add to ty. His mother is a sister of liar- the animal. their farm in this comnumity. • That's a one-word cc: I non Riciama.n and a Miss Glenda niece of Tre- On next Saturday, August 3, is Doughty spent a truly fine sour mash description of the taste of cc: I mon Rickman. We extend week our the annual .meeting at Acres Ceme- with friends in the Smoky Bourbon. If you don't sympathy to the family. Weller and water. If you tery and all interested are asked to Moturains. Mr. agree that Weller and try it—and don't agree be on band to receive the work and and Mrs. Harvey Veriehan and Bro. water is find I pay the caretakers, Mr. and Mrs. William Woodlice were wonderful, with the description— Dab dinner guests Sam Mathis. Rev. Lois Carlin will of Mr. and Mra. John out what's wrong with find out what's wrong • PIERCE STATION Colley and deliver the memorial service at 11 Mrs. Lada Colley, By Mrs. Charles Lam Miss the water. with the water. a. m. Basket lunch will be served Rebecca Hagler, from St. Louis, at noon The committee in charge is visiting her sister, Mrs. Fred Vaughan, The revival begins at Johnson's of the cemetery will hold the hue- Garrett Grove next Sunday night. Bro. ness meeting. All contributions Brundage, from Nashville, WrZYreg,-- ‘roevie4- visited his James Beet, pastor of the First will be appreciated. parents and attended the funeral Baptist Church in Fukon, will bring Mrs. Elizabeth Darnell and dau- for Mart Reed. Mrs, Jeseie the message each night at 7:80. ghter, Ruth, of Dukedom, visited Brown spent several yon days with Mr. and Bro. James Holt, pastor, invites the with their aunt, Mrs. Grover True, Mrs. Dureil Ter- fbi rell, Jane Ann and Randy. public to attend. and Mr. True the past Sunday af- pest Mr. and ternoon. Mrs. Almus Polsgrove 5W-ti day and children spent lest week in Mrs. Bonnie Payne, of Mayfield, Week of July Florida. They were joined by their is in our midst, house guest 29) of Mr. 7 yew. old • 10 pronl Onto*/ Streit* Bourbon MIAs/ daughter, Sandra Bullock, and Mrs. Burnett Lintz. 7 S.W. old • 10 Noel lisidnan sttosit of Mem- She is see- The very fine rains were most STITTEL4WELLIM America's F.11y boo ing all her Oldest liteltliery, [stab. Louisville, K. 1149 S tITZELMIL.LIS, Olded holly DINSIett, 504I phis. Mrs. Polsgrove took her home relatives and friends of appreciated, as all planting in this vrHilillitentit her and spent Sunday night with her. former home. area appeared to be needing rain. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Campbell, of Wess Jones, of Chicago, A very fine crop in this area ap- Memphis, spent the week end with and Mrs. Hester Jones, of Route 3, pears to be maturing nicely. Fulton, her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill were here Sunday and at- Mrs. Duren Terrell went with tended Rogers. sevices at New Salem Bap- Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Jones and tist church. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lowe are in It is always a delight Randy to their new home in New don't agree, LH Memphis today (Monday) on a for these ladies to be home again. Orleans last Tuesday and Ifyou is visit- Mrs. business trip. Monroe McClain is slowly ing with them for a few days. Miss Pamela Greer improving at this writing and has want to enjoy the Bour- spent the A series of gospel services will until you've tried it, that gre week end in Knoxville. been a-bed for several morths. We begin at Oak Grove Church of bon connoisseur's favorite Weller and water is in- gem Mr. and Mrs. Henry hope she will improve very soon. Cobb and Christ the second Sunday in Aug- children spent the week end in Chad Argo, four-year-old son of drink, try Weller and deed wonderful. But if Mr. ust. Brother William Woodson will loth Memphis. and Mrs. Jimmy Argo, of Hick- water. If you don't agree you taste it deliver his last sermon here for the and don't of 1 David Long spent the week man, spent Monday with your end in present, due to moving to New Or- that it's wonderful, find agree, find out what's fail Knoxville. writer and we had fun. I am the leans, where he expects to be in out what's wrong with Rue Mr. and Mrs. Reggie Edwards, great-grandmother, just nothing wrong with the water. school for several months. During trip from St. Petersburg, Fla., were like having the little ones around. the water. the time that Brother Woodson has in I visitors in the home of Mr. and served this church, he has mode The Mrs. Ishum Conner, one day last ANCIENT CITY! many friends in this area who `IrctYregy- nt week. re- gret his leaving but who extend Yrelregi- One The Chapel Hill pastor was un- Wickliffe is the site of an ancient best wishes for him and his fine able to be at church Sunday, as buried he city. The remains of the city family in their new location. Bro- Leo was taken sick Saturday night and once the dwelling place of mound ther James Cannon will continue thi had to enter Murray Hospital for builders overlooking the Mistas- the services each afternoon and we an operation. We hope he is bet- sippl. complete skeletons of pre- night of the following week. Plans vthi ter soon. historic Indians can be seen. are being made for an all day ser- the vice on Sunday with a basket via lunch. An invitation is extended to wit 7 venni old • 03 prod Kentucky 111relght Beaten Whitley everyone. 7 years old • On'etent Kentucky Strelobl Saxton Whisbey thei STITZELAVELLER, Amens.. Oldeet holly Dlennery, &dab. Louisville, Jerry Doughty left Saturday after STITZILMELLEIL Arnett... Oldest ninny Diellllery, Odd. Louisville, Ky. 1649 KY. 1840 boy, spending the past few weeks with jilt home folks. He expects to arrive in WINES Vietnam within the next few days. LIQUORS Best wishes are with him for a safe tour of duty and return home. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Vaughan find out whack wrong joined Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Tren- tham and Mrs Gale Jackson from Mojave, Califoinia, and Mrs. Van about Weller and water. with mixing Weller with Brann from Memphis at the Weak IcyCounty Nursing Home last Conduct your own per- soda pop? Nothing. But Monday, Where they visited Mrs sonal taste test. If you we'd like you to try it Matilda Jackson. Miss Ora Thomas OPEN HOUSE don't agree that it's won- with water. If you don't was also visited and found to be getting along nicely. derful, find out what's agree that it's wonderful, with the water. You are cordially invited to a reception Sun- Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. wrong find out what's wrong Danny Hazelwood on the arrival of with the water. day, August 4, 1968 from 2 p. m. to 4 p. m. in the a ex pound baby am last week. Terrace Room of the Park Terrace Restaurant to Mrs. Hazelwood is the former Brenda Doughty. Yr.eiregt- introduce Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Gray, who recently Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Brundige Yr:el/rig, purchased the Park Terrace. have received word of die arrival of their new greatIranddaughter to Refreshments will be served Mr. and Mrs. Richard Crider of Memphis. Mrs. Crider is the for- mer Melody Brundige. • Mr. and Puckett Mr. and Mrs. Harry Whitver from Mrs. Sonny Nashville spent the weekend with Mrs. Eula Rogers and Darrell. 7/ors Id • Wind Irothdy 1115.100 Bourbon 6444.6.1 75.-* 04• *met Ended Ileutteon WATelley SITTZELAVSUJOI, ddrintics. Oldest ease, Distiller', hi* Louisville, KY. 4649 SOTZEL-WELLER, newt..05.05 V5,nlIy OhnIllery, )(y, 54 Support the Festival