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ALWATII County's Polio Drive Tops I TUNE WFUL I early: trade area 13.00 41) WITH YOU In V , jElsewbere is US $4.08 appear Stale; $4711 Is Gross RA 1 0 THE NEW Single Copy, 10c Fulton County's polio drive grossed a whopping Number 11 es! All $4711.60 with WFUL's popular radio auction of the air Volume Twenty-Nine Fultork Fulton County, Kentucky, Thursday, March 17, 1960 finish- producing $2828.64 of the total. In spite of the fact that is an Fulton County had no incidence of new polio cases in Stubblefield To r the Police Nabbing >ugh it 1959 Colonel Charlie Burrow and his efficient corps of -Election Many Fulton Citizens Against Low Cost (after workers managed to put Fulton County's drive among Seek Re I much the most successful Autos With No nme of in the State of Kentucky, and pop- unlsm, ulation percentage-wise one of the top county's in the Power;Others Fight To Pass House Bill ft, how Nation. City License .velope Between 45 and 50 people were adjourn. each day to assist the good colonel Fulton's business and professional people, together Of the total money raised the given tickets Wednesday morning The adjournment motion passed in his pleading, begging and with a large segment of private individuals their as to City of Hickman accounted for sell- by Fulton City Police for not pur- made 38-37. ing activities. Among them h nearly 2900 with a tremendously were: chasing their $10 city auto tap wishes known to Governor Combs this week concerning Proponents of the bill needed 51 Mrs. Morgan Omar, who successful Mother's March in that managed before the deadline on Tuesday. votes to take the bill from com- the equally successful House Bill 415, which would have simplified procedures city together with mountains of March of The added penalty is $2.50 mittee. Many supporters conceded Dimes drive last year; for cities desiring items sent to the radio auction to Mrs. Gil- The sale of city tags began a to purchase private electric facilities it would be a tough job. Dose son Latta, Mrs. Ralph be sold Hickman's Mothers March Cantrell. month ago, and according to the for municipal operation. Almost as many persons, many The defeat came despite the out- n other Mrs. W. L. Holland, accounted for more than $500 of Mrs. Horton Police Department there are ap- spoken endorsement of the bill I when Baird and • score of of them retail merchants, opposed passage of the bill the amount turned in by that com- others And proximately 150 local residents by Gov. Bert Combs. ,e hope assisting Colonel munity. Total for the Mothers Burrow in the who have not purchased their tags as did those favoring passage of the measure, it was Tonight was the deadline for ible to "selling of the air March in the county was $890.39.' department" and will be subject to the added reliably learned jay the New's editorial staff. reporting out bills, as they must of in- were John Stayton and This year. as in years past, al- Bill Gray. penalty of $2.50. be read three times in each legi- turated A break-down of the The fight to acquire low cost power for Fulton and most every little community in OW receipts for slative house before they are the polio drive is county formed voluntary convnit- as follows: encenothe r f oK rf re iuvcaktthe ye citizensc t es has htheae l oncg tayn d ofF costlyou experi- o voted on. The Legislature will Individual gifts tees to bring in items $ 23.70 Rotarians Have private adjourn Friday night. ks the for the auc- Club gifts andbeenfor Fulton. Hav- tion as 214.00 An attempt was made to force IM well as to have the ever ing has Schools 67.35 Rural-Urban Day set aside $5000 of the city's funds to have Fulton re- adjournment of the House before of the popular coffee-parties for funds Mother's March 890.39 Approximately 60 at tended moved Afreeze the Fulton Power Board the committee completed its work, ,e been for polio. Sports The 194.70 Rural-Urban Day of the Fulton but the action failed. Gov. Combs ig the county's drive was spear- Radio FRANK STUDIBLIEFIELD has worked unceasingly to put Fulton in a bargaining headed by Mrs. C. D. 2,828.64 Rotary Club Tuesday at the Park made a personal appearance on the mation Edwards and Road Blocks position so that electric users on the Kentucky Mrs. C. H. 416.22 Terrace, First District Congressman side of floor of the House while the in the McDaniel with Mrs. Other Events 76.60 Each Rotarian attending brought Frank A. Stubblefield today an- the border could be in the same position of buying argument over adjournment was to the Richard White the City of Hick- In low addition to donating daily with him a farmer-friend. nounced his intention to seek re- going on. ho will man chairman. And the "old and cost power as are the citizens across the border on the Saturday time to the Fulton There were movers! visiting Ro- electioa to the House of Represen- Majority Leader Tom Ray of I have faithful" workers were on hand County Tennessee drive, Station WFUL tarians, also. tatives. side of the twin cities. Fairdale made the motion to re- ire of also donated air time for drives in L. M. McBride and David Ward Stubblefield reported that he Members of the Power Board made several cess and the motion carried. rd. the Obion trips to County, Grimes County. and Phelps had charge of the program bad forwarded a notification and It was at the late session that system, —lettings Hickman Washington and were successful in removing Fulton County, which also turn- at the weekly luncheon-meeting Declaration of his candidacy for the fifth attempt to vote out the e Gov- ed in from the from figures to indicate the most and Mr. McBride make Democratic nomination TVA freeze imposed on some Kentucky cities low-cost power bill was made. "erhaps a talk and the to successful drives in recent years. showed a film on "Soy Beans." Frankfort to be filed with the Sec- Last year. They were unsuccessful on the State level, About 75 persons from towns in- re the terested in the bill were present ,10,006- retary of State. The Congressman, however, when interested citizens spent considerable 0 s who is serving his first term, is a for the f i nal vote. Delegations nd lin- J' time in member of the Heitise Agriculture Frankfort the past two weeks fighting what has representing Paducah. Fu I ton, ks pro- Retailers To Get 2% Of Total been termed, the most efficient, Princeton, Glasgow, London and Mims' Committee. the most highly organ- Stubblefield other towns, and representatives far in is starting the sec- ized, the most powerful private utility lobby ever or- For ond year of his first term in Con- of eight of 10 REAs attended a lost de- Collecting New Sales Tax ganized in the State of Kentucky. meeting at noon to discuss strat- Kentucky business gress. He won the House of Rep- ri when men will soon the important of filling out only egy. be receiving resentatives seat in a close race in Failure of the low cost power bill all feel Note Book application forms for one application He said a number Supporters of the bill then lost The bill had the endorsement of permits to do 1958 over Noble 3. Gregory. who to come out the Rules small business under the will be asidgned to each retailer of Commit- by one vote an attempt to take the the Kentucky Citizens for Low new Retail Sales had held it for 22 years. tee killed the measure it great and Useage Tax and duplication of forms might for this ses- bill away from the committee. Cost Power, and had been listed as enacted by the Gregory demanded and obtained sion of the General 1960 Legislature. lead to a single rattler receiving Assembly. When the House reconvened an administration bill by Gov. At some time or another every- Stubblefield carried and later filed leaving Revenue Commissioner William more than one number. Ensuing Fulton, Ky. and other west after the committee had acted on Combs. body ought to get a traffic ticket E. Scent a contest suit The suit never Kentucky cities said his department ex- confusion would be difficult for without the pri- a number of bills, Rep. Joe Treas Supporters of the bill felt they for failing to observe a stop sYgm pects to vilege of operating begin mailing the permit meat since the retailer must re- Continual on Page Sight a municipally- of Fulton attempted to gain rec- had the necessary votes to get it I got one the other morning after owned applications about March 15. bother the retailer and the depart- electrical power facility ognition to take the issue up on out of committee. escaping such a fate for nigh on The even if a majority Department of Revenue is oeive credits for amounts paid by of the citizens the House floor and try to bring Actions of the committee are to 30 years of driving an auto. And desire such a using several mailing lists in their him according to his gross sales. facility. the bill out of committee. not made public, so there was no after I paid that hard-earned The bill received e Corn- efforts to reach all eligible busi- The retailer will withhold, as 18 votes in the Speaker Harry King Lowman way of knowing immediately who $12.50 I got to thinking that either Humphreys powerful erman- nessmen Some 53.000 employers compensation for collecting the Bail committee, w hich refused to recognize Treas and had voted for or against the bill. I've been pretty lucky all these handles all Mary will receive the mailing. tax, 2% of the total arnount col- legislation in the clos- other representatives who had The quick adjournment to night years or maybe I've been a fairly i ing days of of the Others aiding in the distribution lected. the legislature. Nine- worked for the bill. Instead he came after a reading of the titles careful driver. Motion Hearing teen votes were of the applications are the 110 The department is sending out a necessary to bring recognized Rep. Paul Young of of about 30 bills which the com- the bill to field men employed by the Rev- sheet of instructions for filing the the House floor. Allensville, who made a motion to mittee had approved. It happened when I was taking enue Department, and groups of appliestion and urges businessmen Is Postponed the children to school on Tuesday Kentucky wholesalers such as the to read the instructions carefully. Wholesale Grocers No new date hg been set for 4 am de- morning. We were having a raw Association and As ,to who must apply for a per- te Igaptue.ky Assoithitinn ns To hearing on a inot'ein for bail for junior time pessfing She time of day Wadi ilise law states: "Every per- bacon Robert Humphrey. Hick ma n 13. The anticipating the activities of same. Distributors. A spokesman fon, firm, partnership or corpora- tor the Wholesalers County Attorney, charged with the light when all of a sudden I saw that group said he tion presently engaged or desiring at murder of Allen En-anton on Feb- familiar red auto behind me and expected about 600 salesmen rep- to engage in or conduct a business ruary 29. that dome light blinking. I thought resenting wholesale grocers to be as a seller within this state shall The hearing was scheduled the policemen were calling my at- working actively to get their.ronsi file with the Department of Rev- for tomers Tuesday morning—but was post- tention to say good morning, but signed up under the pro- enue an application for a permit: gram. poned late Monday because of when I returned their greeting every person, firm, partnership or in- clement weather. Commonwealth's Crowd Page motioned to me to Commissioner Scent emphasized Continued On Page Five Attorney Harry Roberts a n- "move over." I did aide- one of the nounced the postponement young'uns said the "plies up, late Monday afternoon when snow mommie." a la television verna- cular. South Fulton Boosters To Help started falling at Mayfield. Humphreys has been in jail at Mayfield since the night of the When Carmi came to the car he Jaycees In Crepe Myrtle Festival shooting. He surrendered to May- said "good morning" cheerful At the regular meeting of the one of the larger projects and a field police at the Erranton enough, but he also said: "Jo, did home South Fulton Booster Club last called meeting is to be held on on Wright Street. you know that you didn't stop at Thursday, standing committees March 24. to give the project a The Clinton attorney has main- that stop sign." I dismissed all were appointed by President Ray •• • big send-off. tained an official silence on the the other impedimenta from my Terrell and directed in their func- The club voted, shooting. When arraigned in coun- crowded mind about that time and tions with stress being made upon at the invitation of the Jaycees, to ty court he stood mute before teat realized that I didn't stop, al- the fact that-a successful club will enter into their Crepe Myrtle Judge Henry Jack Wilson. though I did slow up a bit, hut the depend upon the time and energy festival and a com- mittee of seven sign didnt say slow up, it said each club member and committee was appointed to aid "stop." So I was handed one of is willing to give. work with the Jaycees and to al- those neat little tickets so work with Mayor Milton that said A discussion was held concern- Woman's Club see the Judge sometime Counce's special committee. on Tues- ing the need of a strong organiza- day and that's when Some members el the General Assembly, treme left). Others seated (left to right): Ref). the children tion not for South Fulton alone The clubs membership drive is thought the affair was Meets Friday which has been enacting into law one of the J. Hill, M.. of Stanford, who represents serious and but for all the surrounding com- underway and if you have a desire T. funny. too. Which it certainly was, munities Several projects were to belong to such an organization The Fulton Woman's Club will most far-reaching and ambitious programs in Lincoln county; Rep. Melvil Hardin of More- except that to me it was serious discussed and initiated. and you have not been contacted meet Friday at the club home. The Kentucky's history, confere in the Governor's head (Bath and Rowan). and Rep. Joe W. aid because I suddenly realized that A special committee was ap- then be at the South Fulton City meeting was originally scheduled office at Frankfort with Gov. Bert Combs Tress of Fulton (Fulton and Hickman). the stop sign at the "Y' near the pointed to lay the ground work for Hall at 7:30 p. m. March 24. for March 11, but was postponed (standing) and Lt. Gov. Wilson W. Wyatt (ex- (Dept. of Public Relations photo). Derby is a real traffic hazard and because of the bad weather. if I hadn't gotten that warning The Drama and Literature De- notice I might someday get into partment will present a one-act some real trouble. Father Is Jailed Man Is Shot play entitled "Husbands are Hu- In Frostbite Case man." Cap'n Paul Enjoys Warm Air.• .Lift the I dutifully took the ticket to the By Young Son The cast composed Paul Westphel- safely. Repair crews quickly re- tion in 1948-12 years They police department and got squared is or tne fol- News Publisher ago. The father of a 10-year-old boy Carnet! Harrison, Fulton County lowing members of the Drama Army, suh) bulky engine. have already outlived their away there and was cotton-pick- De- ing (it's Cap'n in the placed the plan- was jailed at Hickman Monday farmer, was accidentally shot and partment, Mrs. Robert huge, split-second Fulton newspaperman said ned usefulness," he said. ing glad it just cost $12.50, be- Rudolph. reports that the The morning several days after his son wounded recently by his three- Mrs. He cause they said it could Clarence Moline, Mrs. Bertes airlifting of United States troops in a telephone conversation from urged Congress and the Ad- have cost suffered a severe case of frostbite year-old son. Barry. more for a second Pigue, Mrs. Glenn Veneklasen, from America to Puerto Rico is San Juan on Tuesday night that ministration to remedy the situ- the offense. which I during last week's frigid weather. Harrison said hope there he had been shoot- Mrs. Arch Huddleston, Mrs. R. 0. proceeding without a hitch. Cap- every major communications ation. isn't going to be any of. Davis Decker, farmer of near ing rats at his home with a .22 Brown and Mrs. Charles Walker. tain Westpheling, one of ten Re- media in the United States was on Although 20,000 men are taking Hickman, was charged in a war- caliber pistol loaded with "must- Mrs. J. H. Patterson from the manuevers. The amazing thing about getting and Mrs serve officers selected hand to cover the part, most will stay on the island rant with "contributing to the ard seed" cartridges. When he re- Charles Burrow are directors Army handle in- Chavez such a warning, If a little costly, of United States to Senator Dennis (D., N. only two or three days before re- delinquency of a minor." He was turned to the house he lay down the play. is that from then on you get to formation and public relations for M.), chairman of a Senate defense turning by air. Only small house- given a preliminary hearing be- on a bed and went to sleep with Mrs. Hendon Wright, appropriations subcommittee, looking for them there signs along president the manuever, says that in the is on keeping ground forces will remain fore County Judge John C. Bond- the loaded pistol tucked under his of the Woman's Club, is big cargo observe exercise. He the way and I am convinced now calling a first two days only one hand to the for the two-week exercise that illy urant Monday morning and his pillow. meeting of the Board of encountered trouble. that Fulton has more stop signs Directors plane has any told newsmen he is disturbed began Monday. trial set for 10 Thursday morning. at 2 p. than any place I ever saw. m., preceding the general A Globemaster from Dover, Dela- about the outdated aircraft the While they are there, the troops The Bond was set at 21.000. GOOD THINGS COME children call the stop signs meeting. All board members are ware. Air Force Base arrived with services are forced to use. will prepare for an air-borne as- ckY His son. Jesse Decker, is in WHEN around town "$12.50 st op YOU GIVE: urged to attend. a feathered propeller, but landed "Some were placed in produc- stilt on the mythical state of Obion County General Hospital in watches," and so right they are. "Tarheel" — which looks very nearby, Union City, where his much like North Carolina on brief- physician said he is Well, enough about stop signs. recovering ing maps. from pneumonia and severe frost- Bad a call from Paul on Tuesday bite of both feet. The Irish, Along With S. E. Hancock,Celebrate The Air Force's Military Air night from San Juan and he says Mr. Decker is charged with re- Transport Service and the Stra- that the flowers are blooming, the Samuel Ernest Hancock, well- Mr. Hancock owns his hnmeplace cock of Fulton. Route 1, Avery The local farmer and livestock fusing to allow his son tegic Army Corps are co-operating sun is shining and all's right with to enter known Fulton farmer and live- and is partner with his son, Cur- Hancock of the Clinton Highway, raiser was born in Hickman Coun- the Decker horde until he had be- on the problem of how to defend the world and the airlift. How- stock raiser, is today, St. Patrick's tis, in another farm in the com- Fulton, Harry Hancock of Water ty at Beelerton, son of the late come ill because of the Tarheel against an imagined attack ever, says he, because the weather cold. The Day, celebrating his 77th birth- munity. They have approximately Valley, Route 1, Curtis Hancock Solomon and Nannie Margaret boy entered the hospital last by the neighboring state of "North has been so bad in Kentucky and day. 300 acres in all. of Fulton, Route 1, and Ernest Duke. He attended school at Thursday. . Neutralia." the troops have been delayed in Mr. Hancock and his lovely Mr. Hancock has seven childrn. Hancock, Jr.. of Hannibal, Mo. Beelerton and the old Marvin Col- their exodus to Puerto Rico, he wife, the former Minnie Travis, 17 grandchildren and eight great- The most respected Mr. Han- lege at Clinton, at the same time Primarily, it is an exercise to grandchildren. wife, member of the Church the late Alvin Barkley, former test the armed forces mobility to might be delayed another week. DRIVE NETS $1133.70 live on a farm on the Fulgham by his first cock is a That didn't set so well with the Road. the late Mrs. Hopie Morris Han- of Christ and the Farm Bureau. He Vice-President of the United meet attack. No parachute land- three Westphelings in Fulton and The annual Red Cross drive got Although Mr. Hancock is 77 cock, who died about 1953. likes to travel very much and has States, was attending. ings are planned, although 8,000 R. Paul and Mary Jo think we underway in Pulton Tuesday years old today, he is still quite The Hancock children are Dr. J. been all over the country. About The News staff, along wrth his paratroops from the 101st Air- ought to make a complaint to the morning and by night $833.70 had active and carries on with his C. Hancock of the Mayfield High- six years ago he took his first many other friends in the area, borne Division from Fort Camp- commander-in-chief. been collected according to the farming and livestock business way, Fulton, Mrs. Wales Austin of plane ride from Albuquerque to wish for Mr. Hancock a very hap- bell. Ky.. make up the major con- Continued on Paso light drive chairman, Bud Davis. himself. Fulton, Route 1. Solomon Han- Las Almos, N. M. py birthday tingent of Strac in the exercise. ..t=lt=illhailimrazorgammommarommottotar-.... dt '.1140101.1111.1WW nneawnereatelgalinillittelenali

for 1959 is necessary. A copy of Social Security Form W-2. Withholding Statement, Does Your School System Fail to Prepare Students STRICTLY BUSINESS hlzr-eatlers for 1959 is acceptable for the in- Information Told come that was earned as an em- ployee. The self-employed person For Higher Education? If so, make Yourself Heard "Help us to help you," is the ad- should bring a copy of his 1959 in- M. Whitaker, Man- it vice of Charles come tax return, including the "It is apparent that much is wrong of the average high-school graduate ager of the Paducah Social Securi- Schedule C or F which shows self- is money alone can- would soon be so badly confused for ty District Office. This advice employment income, and the can- Eupgen, with education that for persons planning to retire soon that if we are lack of communication that it would celled check or money order stub C. ticket not cure. It is obvious and apply for social security bene- to show that the tax has been dead in bi to have a first-rate school system, we go bankrupt correcting mistakes. fits. "We can get that first check paid. day morr One of the horrifying experiences to you a lot sooner if you bring "Bring your proofs ivith you," health fo must greatly improve our school ad- the necessary prpofs with you of the college instructor is the monot- Mr. Whitaker stressed, "f o r had not ministration." when you come in to file a claim prompt payment of your first soci- months. from that they for benefits," Whitaker stated. These are the words reported by a onous refrain students al security check." The Paducah Mr. Fat Social Security Office is located at Education in never had to take an idea, do simple Mr. Whitaker pointed out that Illinois (.7, Kentucky Committee on 529 Broadway. the House of Representatives last research, organize it, and then present many people retire early in the 13. of it in clear English form. This is the year and come to the social securi- He wai week. The particulars in the bill ty office to file claims for bene- Toone, T indictment make up the most scathing sin of our schools. We rape our mo- fits, these claims can be completed and Anr written in the literature ther language. much faster when required proofs Dewey Johnson Faucett. chapter ever are presented at the time of filing. in Kentucky and 7. Living as we do in the world, not Mr. Fa of public education A telephone call to the social se- AU types et Imaranee the First retirement we add our own comments by saying, in the State of Kentucky, we are curity office before ton, the . allowing one generation after another may save time by insuring that SAVE ! GET our chairman "it's about time." all evidence can be furnished Funeral There has been a disturbing tend- to escape the necessary training in promptly. PACKAGE DEAL Fulton at Generally, a claimant for mon- ency among informed citizens in the languages which will make us com- Tenn.. un thly benefits must establish his 'Covering everythhisr to discuss the inadequacies of our municative with other people. Funeral I past age. This may be done with a birth . 421 Lake St in hush-hush other record Mr. Fat school administrators 8. We commit academic mayhem certificate or some Indies, Ky. Miens 41S tones. As a matter of fact we have every year. We allow students to as- that is old and reliable. Also, evi- Elizabeth dence of The claimant's earnings ghters. 1 seen people less afraid to condemn sume that because they graduate ".. Following that I worked for the Ajax Comnany, Visalia, C motherhood than they were to casti- from an accredited high school that then three weeks for Filbert Brot:iers ... That Faucett brings us up to June, 1949.. ." gate the operations of domineering they are prepared to go on for further cousins. school superintendents. training at either the college or speci- 1• We have long had our reservation al vocational level. about the operation of school systems When the newspapers carry stories FROM THE FELES:— urge you to read the Services around us and we of the abnormally large numbers of Martin w following views of Dr. Thomas D. students who have been placed on afternoon Clark, head of the Department of His- probation, one must not jump to the Back The Clock-- Church th Kentucky to aTurning Chadwick tory at the University of conclusion that colleges have raised Adams of The West Fulton Parent-Teach- how your school system measures March 15. 1951 Public WI see their standards appreciably. the ers Association met Tuesday At the regular meeting of Murphy 11 up to required standards. If, after you at Carr Institute school, This is the wasteful but necessary Fulton Ministerial Association afternoon in charge read Dr. Clark's views, you find that held at the Methodist Church with 18 members present In the sorting-out process which must take Mrs. Ds Wednesday, plans were made for absence of the program chairman, your school administration is guilty day of lai place if we are to maintain any re- noon-day services from 12:30 to 1 Mrs. Roper Fields. the program indictments we think you Martin, w of these spectable standards in this age where p. m. on Monday, Tuesday, Wed- was announced by Mrs Guy your opinions be known March 18, Duley. who presented Miss Ruth Durden ought to let the clamor is ever for excellence. nesday and Thursday. for the sake of your child and for th 19, 20 and 21 at the Fulton Fields and her music pupils This is a brutal and senseless pro- Theatre. Dr. Don P. Hawkins was Try "A sake of education in Kentucky. Here cess which can be stopped only by a named chairman of the committee Rev. C. C. Clements, pastor of are Dr. Clark's views: to secure the theatre. Mt. Zion church near Fulton. is in tightening-up of from .. . she cooks 1. Generally, Kentucky students standards the a critical condition in the Noble primary grades upward. Good teach- Memorial Hospital in Paris, Tenn., are anxious to accept advanced train- At a recent meeting of the Ful- A ing and proper emphasis at an earlier ton County Board of Education. suffering from injuries he re- ing. So many of them have such poor members voted to discontinue the ceived Sunday night. electrically stage would save hundreds of stu- backgrounds that they never reach Sylvan Shade high school and John Brooks of Charleston. Mo., Fre dents who the point where they can demonstrate quickly fall by the way- transfer the pupils to Hickman. who was visiting relatives here. side. beginning with the school term died suddenly Tuesday night at a capacity to take advanced training. next fall. The Board will furnish the home of his son, L. B. Brooks, 2. There is a good number of stu- If there is a college or school in this tranportation and pay tuition. east of Fulton. dents who are well trained, and well state which is willing to accept less Yo motivated. Back of these students are than a good and valid standard of good teachers, and one can predict quality work, then in this age it is un- around town with year in and year out that students deserving of public support. This is from schools which employ these true also for the secondary schools. teachers will send us a good product. 9. The grievous fault of our waste- 3. The great horde of students who ful system of selection lies not in the Ouida Jewell come to us is hopelessly unprepared. fact that so many students, including They have read nothing, and cannot some worthy ones, drop out, but iffiderstandingly. This is one of rather in the fact that so many of read Park on April 8. two serious handicaps of Kentucky them are "late bloomers" and do not The American Legion will name Miss Fulton Jaycee of 1960 will which confront Kentucky students. find themselves until they are ready their "Favored Person" of the be selected at the annual beauty Thursday night. in this sense means compre- to graduate from colleges. Almost year at a meeting pageant on April 19. 0414 Reading Last year Mrs. Morgan Omar was At a meeting on April 30 the hension of what the student reads. nowhere are we challenging ade- honored for her work with the new Jayce officers will be install- 4. Thousands of our students come quately the bright student, and en- Polio Drive. ed. The guest speaker will be Bob from homes which have no books. The couraging early enough the potential- All this snow has made bill col- Conger of Jackson. president of lecting aorta difficult. Raymond the Tennessee Jaycees. Sipe schools they attend have poor li- ly good student. the I. C. freight office, June 2-3-4 are the dates set for Williams of Wash braries. They go out into life with al- 10. The frame of reference of the I understand. plans to wait till the the Jaycees Crepe Myrtle Festival most no appreciation of genuine modern student is phenomenally spring thaw to collect one bill - in downtown Fulton. T.a es• for rent to the I. C. from a woman as revealed in the great vol- pi-eater than was that of his grand- is learning whose outdoor "water closet" I understand that the seventh feed), father. This, however, has actually located on railroad property. ume of world literature. Unhappily, and eighth graders of Cayce School 4111110•S both teacher and pupil are fed on the little or no bearing on our situation. enjoyed a trip to Memphis Sat- urday. pap of textbooks. They never venture The demands made on the modern Opened up a Georgetown Col- lege envelope one day recently ex- (Cy deeper into the intellectual waters'. student are greater than those made pecting a news release to be in- Sure did miss June Williamson, OU can tell by her cooking that my CITY 5. Too much of our education is on his grandfather, most important of side and to my surprise there was the News bookkeeper, the first Ti with local provincial stand- these- being physical survival. a sheet of college stationary, part of last week. She was out mom is modern. She has this new electric geared to the nary a word written thereon. with the flu, but returned to work per- Even if there were no question of they intended to ards of value, which are without Wonder what on Thursday morning. range—and does she ever turn ow good meals! spective or association with the bigger survival in a physical sense, there are send? Wayne Anderson, talented Ful- my sisters— world in which the student lives. This still the questions of solving the prob- that railroad pay- Ile and my three brothers and Did you know ton High Senior and son of Mrs. lems of in a of the 15th and 30th is clearly evident in speech forms, civilization period day is no longer Mildred Anderson of Fulton, was the divisions we dean up our plates emery meal—even ask the mother revolution. of each month? Since featured in the Mid-South Youth lack of ability to speak several were changed about column in the Commercial Appeal language correctly, the horrible ac- 11. In the area of content, the aver- paydays each month months ago, Sunday. for mote. centing of words and syllables, lack of age school student has only a confused on the I. C. here have been the and smattering knowledge of any sub- 12th and 20-something-the-other. an adequate vocabulary, and lack of During the past week things "More says cooking is easy with an electric have been a mess in The News of- ability to express oneself..- ject. For instance, if there is any one you know that 1963 is the Did fice, as we are having the place for Fulton to get dial mom's modern — If many of the students who come subject which every student should time now set redecorated, but you just wait range. It's automatic! My They were first sched- to us had a bright idea, they would be be able to discuss intelligently, it is telephones' until its all done. It should look uled, I believe, for 1957, but were SUM. I like Is tell her 10." so badly handicapped in the use of the American history. Yet t h e average real nice, with new ceiling, new that's for postponed. rug and a paint job. English language that they could not high-school student has only the vaguest notions of even the funda- The Fulton Fire Department was Most modern moms cook better . • . keep express it. called out twice last Wednesday too many students graduate mental developments in our history. was to the 6. Far afternoon. The first call Crew Leaders for bouse better—electrically. It's cleaner, cooler, from our high schools who are hope- Discuss with him some of the fun- Siegel factory when a small fire The fire an intelli- damental facts involving either the broke out in a rest room. automatically. lessly incapable of writing was quickly put out and no Census Appointed safer ... gible communication of any sort. If a constitution or the founding of the damage was reported. The second Appointment of crew leaders for government itself. It is really marvel- call was to Browder's Mill, when the 1960 Census of Population and businesi depended upon the rhetoric in this was ous that we have done as well in the a truck caught fire. Housing area an- THE FULTON COUNTY NEWS nounced today by Supervisor E. democratic system of government as The Fulton Jaycees will meet G. Adams of the Census Bureau's t PAUL and JOFIANNA M WESTPHELING we have when our people know so tonight (Thursday) at 7:30 at the temporary district office in Hop- and Publishers kinsville. Editors little about its fundamentals. . . . club room for their regular meet- ing. Each crew leader will supervise Voted "Best All Around" in class in Kentucky about 20 enumerators in the big Association judging The Regional Board of the Jay- In 1934 Kentucky Press —William Congreve nationwide census which begins Also 15e.con4 place In 1959 and Honorable Mention In cees will meet at Kentucky Dam zess There are no crown-wearers in Village on March 26-27. April 1. The crew leader is one of the Successor of various weekly papers in Ful- heaven who were not cross-bearers The local Jaycees are sponsor- ton, the first of which was founded in 1880. ing a Paint-up, Fix-up campaign key people in the field operations here below. in downtown Fulton, beginning at of the 1960 Census of Population -edmas all M II (subseriretIona. rhange of oddment Perms 3575 tn post Office. Box 485 Talton, Wentuckle 9:30 a. m. on April 2. and Housing. It is his responsibi- —C. H. Spurgeon The board of directors of the bility to recruit and train the PnblIghrd Firer. Thursday of The Year No man who continues to add some- group will meet on April 4 at 7:30 census takers: plan and allocate A member of the Kentucky Press Association thing to the material, intellectual and p. m. at the club room. work assignments; review the A member of the Fulton County Farm Bureau New officers will be elected on work of the census takers and take moral well-being of the place in which -meeting at remedial action where necessary, Rates: $3.09 per year in April 7, at a dinner Subscription Fulton and to handle problems of difficult Hickman. Graves Counties, Ky.. and Obion he lives is left long without proper re- 7:30 at the club room. and Weakley Counties, Tenn Elsewhere ward. —Booker T. Washington The local Jaycee members have enumeration. throughout the United States 94.00 per year. been invited to attend a regional Mrs. Maxine P. Barry of Route KENTUCKY UTILITIES COMPANY The great use of a life is to spend board meeting of the Tennessee 1, Hickman is crew leader for The News, Thursday, March 17, 1960 it for something that outlasts it. Jaycees at Paris Landing State Hickman and Fulton counties. copy of tatement, r the in- The Fulton News, Thursday, March 17, 1960 Page 3 s an em- DEATHS Wakefield Jacksea Mrs. C. Sevier CAYCE NEWS • AUSTIN SPRINGS d person Wakefield E. Jackson, Bardwell Wit. Charlie Sevier of Jackson. By him melee Bendurant Mrs. Carey Firserds • bed. s 1959 in- druggist, formerly of Fulton, died former Fulton resident, died at Miss Smoot has been in since ling at 8:30 a. m. Saturday at Hillview Jackson Saturday night. last September nursing a lame the Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Burns re- The Spring Revival will begin at Prof. Winter lows self- E. S. Futon Hospital in Fulton, after a lengthy Funeral services were held in turned home last week after a New Salem Baptist Church on limb, so best wisnes are extended can- illness. He was 62. Jackson Sunday. the Eupgene Snyder Faucett, 63, 1. visit with their sons and families next Sunday, March 20, conducted by relatives and all friends of this Mr. Jackson formerly owned and The Seviers formerly owned To Give Recital rder stub C. ticket agent here, was found and in St. Louis. by Rev. James Holt, the pastor. area. Ernest Smoot (her brother) operated has been dead in bed at his home here Mon- Jackson's Drug Store in operated the Western Auto Store There will only be evening servi- remains about the same. Cheer is A recital of contemporary organ Fulton for a Alfred Campbell of North Caro- day morning. He had been in ill number of years and in Fulton for a number of years ces held at 7:30 p. m. Pastor ,Holt sent by all during their illness. music will be given by Prof. John for the past four years had owned before moving to Jackson. lina is visiting his brothers and C. Winter, of the Murray State ith you," health for quite some time and and the church extends a welcome This writer and everyone here, "for and operated Petrie Drug Store in families, Mr. and Mrs. Dood College music faculty, at 3:30 p. had not worked for several Campbell Mr. to all who will attend. were thoughtful to feed our fri- first soci- Bardwell. and and Mrs. Bu- m., Sunday. in the student union months. Mr. and Mrs. Buton Lassiter and ends, the birds, and we have had Paducah Mr. Jackson was born Sept. 10, ford Campbell. building. Mr. Faucett had worked for the son, Leslie, spent Sunday in Mar- all kinds coming in, the cardinals, located 1897 in Tiptonville, Tenn., son of Six Uninjured As Mr. and Mrs. John Elmer Cruce Prof. Winter will play "Ton- at Illinois Central Railroad tin, dinner guests of children, snow birds, wrens, the little ones since 19- Mrs. Nora Hopkins Jackson and attended the Ice Follies in Mem- Mr. cata. VIllancico and Fuga" by 13. and Mrs. Eugene Lassiter. even coming to porches here, some the late William Jackson. Car Turns Over phis Saturday. Ginastera and "Capriccio" by have flown in when the screens He was born Dec. 28, 1896 at Besides his mother, he leaves his Six women escaped injury in an Mrs. Buddye Johnson is im- Kohs. He will also play "Music of Mr. and Mrs. Rob Burns and were open. The owls screamed out Toone, Tenn., son of George W. wife, Mrs. Alma Whitehead Jack- auto accident recently, when their proved from a seige of cold and Morning" by Hindemith with Prof. families and Mr. and Mrs. Harry at night, so I guess they were and Annie Octavius Malvaney son; a daughter, Mrs. C. D. Jones car turned over near the last flu and able to resume her duties Neale B. Mason, Celloist of the Pruett and family of St. Louis at- hungry too. Skunks came around MOB Faucett. of Fulton; a son, Don W. Jackson bridge in the bottoms on the Ful- at Welch School as teacher. music division. tended the funeral and burial of to some farms also, we weren't Mr. Faucett was of Bardwell; two sisters, Mrs. ton-Martin Highway. The women Mr. and Mrs. Sam Mathis and a member of their father and grandfather, Mr. bothered with those this time. the First Baptist Church of Ful- Herman Orr of Ridgely. Tenn., and were Gloria Brannon. the driver, Sam Burns Thursday. children, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Byn- ton, the Mrfs. Sam Fain of Detroit; and Carol Crowder. both of Sharon; um and children Masonic Lodge and was Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Cruce of Mi- were Sunday chairman three grandchildren. Mrs. Jack Burkett of Martin; arid visitors of Mr. Grant Bynum TV REPAIR of the 0. R. T. lan attended the funeral and buri- and Funeral services were held Sun- Maxine Bryapt, Mrs. Frances Margaret the past Sunday. Funeral services were held in al of her grandfather, Mr. Sam FAL day at 2:30 at the Whitnel Funeral Irby, and Martha Powell, Fulton and burial was in Bolluar, all of Burns Thursday. Mr. Albert Rickman, age 91, Happy Birthday Home in Fulton. Milan. All Makes and Models Moe Tenn., under direction of The Rev. T. Y. passed away early Sunday morn- Whitnel Smithmier, Mr. Earl Holdman and family of Funeral Home. assisted by the Rev. According ro the report, the ac- ing at his home No. 1 district after • 'Paducah spent the weekend with March 18: Viron P. Beard, J. L. Leggett. officiated. Burial cident occurred when Miss Bran- a lingering illness due J. MOTOROLA Mr. Faucett her mother, Mrs. Ella to advanced Mack hese NG leaves his wife. Mrs. was in Greenlee Cemetery here, non lost control of the car as it Holly and age. Scates, Wanda Jo Frank- Elizabeth Sales and Service Smith Faucett; two dau- with Masonic Rites at the grave- swerved. It ran off the levee and attended the funeral of her grand- urn, Leon Peterson, Horace ghters, He is survived by several chil- • Miss Jean Faucett of side. overturned. The windshield of the father, Mr. Sam Burns. Reams. Margaret Ann Newton, Visalia, dren and a number of grand- Calif., and Miss Carolyn Active pallbearers were mem- car, a 1956 Chevrolet, was Mrs. Blauche Menus and Or- Mrs. Jack Burton; March 19: Des- broken children and great grandchildren. Wade Television Faucett of Fulton; and several bers-of Masonic Lodge 499 ville spend Saturday in Union City sie Coltharp Patsy Austin, Mrs. of and some damage was done to the 111 Lake St. Phone 450 cousins. Bardwell. doors. with her mother, Mrs. Mary Funeral services will be held at Sam Reed Mrs. Beulah Neely; Union All six women are employed at Stephenson. Chapel Church of Christ to- March 20: Paua DeMyer, Gene day (Monday) at 2 p. m. with Rev. Holoway, Ferry-Morse in Fulton. The 7th and 8th grades of Jannie Williams, Bill Garvin Brunclidge officiating. Mrs. Tel Davis Mrs. N.Jeluistea Cayce grade school attended the Lock, Jr., Sue Lock; March 21: Ice Follies in Memphis Saturday. Mrs. Earl Mitchell of Paducah Lynn Newton, Mrs. Ward John- son, Christina McKinney; Services for Mrs. Vol Davis of Mrs. Margaret S. Johnson died They were accompanied by their is here with her parents, Mr. and March 22: Mrs. Morgan Martin were held at 2 Friday Sunday at 11:25 a. m. at the home teachers, Mr. Roy Wade and Miss Mrs. Ed‘Frields. Davidson, Jean Fenwick, Mrs. I- afternoon in Central Baptist of her daughter. Mrs. M. E. Dawes Sue Shuff. Miss Wilma Shuff, 1st Mr. J. Ntr. Bynum is suffering a Bill Holland, R. C. 111 1 b IJt of South Fulton, after Pickering: March 23: Church there with the Rev. W. E. a long ill- grade teacher and several mothers deep seige of cold. Mrs. James The Sensational New Invention Butts, Joe Bon Chadwick and the Rev. A. B. ness accompanied them. Deep sympathy is extended to Pigue David Sutherland's "MD" Trees Adams Mrs. Johnson, a native of the Hornra, Mrs. J. T. Robey. Joe Belts officiating. Burial was in Mrs. Ruth Cloys left Saturday the family of Max H. Stephenson, No — No Straps — Public Wells Pierce Community, was 86. She Weaver Nil, Treva W. Splane, T. No Odors Cemetery with Doug for an extended visit with her son, 39, who passed away at Ft. Camp- Murphy was the daughter of the late Mr. T. Boaz, John Winston Adams; Funeral Home of Martin Allie B. Cloys and family bell the past week. Funeral servi- Approved by Doctors — Tbe and Mrs. Zack Robertson. in Perry, March 24: Mrs. Jack Allen, in charge. She was 83. She was Florida. ces were held in Martin Church of Jen- World's Most Comfortable preceded nie Owens, Lowell Cathey, Mrs. Davis. in death by her husband, Christ with burial in Morgan Carl Truss who died on Tues- Mr. and Mrs. Gordan McClellan Lewis, Linda Phillips. day of last Arlie G. Johnson, who died April Cemetery on Palmersville road. week at her home in spent Sunday with his mother, CITY DRUG CO. Martin, wall 15. 1936, and her son, Waylon We have had only a few work sister of Mrs Lizzie Mrs. Frankie McClellan. Johnson of Los Angeles. Calif.. days before the recent snow fall, 408 Lake St. Fulton Durden of Fulton. Mrs. Elmer Hixson visited Mrs. Read The Claastilled Ads who died on Feb. 18. 1955. so the farmers got busy and got Daisie Bondurant and Clarice Sun- She leaves besides her daughter, the ammonia nitrate applied to Try "NIWG'' Cleselned Ada Mrs. day afternoon. Dawes, a son. James S. John- the wheat. Now with spring not son Our town was saddened by the of Dearborn, Mich.; a sister, too far away when snow melts, is Mrs. Effie Gardner, of Bolivar. death of one of our oldest citizens, they hope to see the results of Mr. Sam Burns last week. He Tenn.; seven grandchildren. Mrs. their work. Each application has The Whitnel Funeral Home made his home with his daughter, C. F. Pennington, Mrs. Ralph benefited the crop. So far Mrs. Ella Holly other Crider, Mrs. Charles Ray Brown. here in Cayce. He crops, such as fesuce was and ladino all of Fulton. Mrs. Robert Good- 95-years-old and had lived in are fine. offers and near Cayce most of his life. rich of Davidson. Mich., Fredrick, McMURDO SOUND, Antarctica We have news that Miss Bonnie He will be missed by his family Jimmy and Beverly Johnson of (FHTNC) - Charles L. Ferguson. Smoot fell again in her home in and friends. We extend sympathy Los Angeles; eight great-grand- construction electrician's mate Akron, Ohio, and has been put Cadillac Ambulance Service to all of his family. to children and several nieces and third class, USN, son of Mr. and nephews. Mn. J. S. Barker of Route 4, Ful- Air-Conditioned — Oxygen equipped Funeral services were held ton, Ky.. and husband of the Tuesday afternoon at 230 at the former Miss Catheron C. Dant- Falkoff Is County BARGAIN SHOES * We have two Cadillac ambulances ready to go, Whitnel Funeral Home chapel. zler of 202 Green St.. Drew, Miss., Bro. Oliver Cunningham. minister is serving with the U. S. Naval Cancer Chairman at a BIG discount! day or night of the Church of Christ, officiated. Support Force at the Naval Air Julius Falkoff has accepted the Some new - some slightly Burial was in Greenlee Cemetery. Facvility, McMurdo Sound, used • The Whitnel beautiful An- Fulton County Cancer Society Service is a Tribute tarctica. Chairmanship. nationally-known names. Save As a member of the scientific to the memory re- Falkoff said he would serve as of your Loved One b. search support program code up to 75'"le on some styles. Lea Shelby County chairman after Harry B. named "Deep Freeze * The is ", he will Stokes was killed in an automobile cost a matter of your choice Services for Lon Shelby of spend one year in the Antarctic, Lynnville. accident near Wickliffe Feb. 23. who died at his home four months of which will be in Forresier's Shoe Shop at 4:45 p. m. Friday. after a long Stokes would have succeeded Telephone 88 408 Eddings St. the total darkness of the Antarctic Main Street Fulton illness, were held Sunday at the Mrs. W. L. 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UV fihl TAYLOR CHEVROLET--BUICK, ATUOING CMANCOAt 111101LID SPICIALM4 104 East Fourth Str"t Fulton a so Page 4 The Fulton News, Thursday, March 17, 1960 Mrs. Bill Stokes. Young Women To "Day Apart" Service Miss Sandra Williams attended Fulton High School News Make Tour In June To Be Held Here the Ice Follies in Memphis Satur- By Janice Davis Shadow of His day. The second annual Methodist "Under the The The News reports your - - the theme of the Educational Tour for young worn- Wings" will be the ft Last week the Nurses Club met help dope addicts and a prere- Lenten "Day Apart" service to be Mr. and Mrs. Bob Morgan were en of the Memphis Conference of today county quisite for help is understanding. held at First Methodist Church, honored at a buffet dinner at the and Mrs. Gerry Braswell, the Methodist Church has been The h on Fulton, on Thursday, March 24. Park Terrace Saturday night. health nurse, gave a talk dope set for June 1-8, It was announced Ser elaboration. Three cheers: we got our senior Time of the service will be 945 to Attending were employees of Fer- addiction. With some today by Mrs. Herman Crouch, ham pictures; now all we have to do 1145 a. m. Doin's Mr. and Mrs. she repeated this for the entire Puryear, Tenn., Paris District Ham& Diary of ry-Morse Company. is autograph them and give them sponsored an- Morgan will be leaving soon for student body Wednesday. Secretary of Missionary Person- The Day Apart is Allen to friends and relatives as a sure by the Paris California, where Mr. Morgan has Mrs. Braswell said this is defi- nel. nually during Lent Reed, along Fulton's merryway sign of approaching graduation. Society of Chris- (Items gathered been transferred with Ferry nitely a disease just like any other District Woman's sett Four girls will be chosen from of and is prevelant among teen-agers tian Service. with the place Gir for your pleasure and your scrapbook) Morse. each of the eight districts of the today. There is no specific reason Possibly because of the snow. the meeting being rotated each the aptitude test was called off conference to make the trip. Girls areas of the dis- Mrs. Maxine Griffin, home why this is so it may be started year in different last week and will be rescheduled who are this year a junior or is to provide a The patter of little feet is much in evidence this demonstration agent of Hickman for 'kicks' or possibly because of trict. Its purpose for sometime in the future. senior in high school or college meditation and re-dedica- County, was guest speaker at the an emotional problem resulting time of week around the He.fley and Reed homes on Fourth sophomores freshmen may apply. Those in- season. De- from unhappy home. Whatever the The freshmen and tion during the Lenten March meeting of the Garden terested should contact M r s. Street and Second Street with the arrival of Lt. Colonel cause, something must be done to took a reading test last week. Mrs. R. Y. Moses or tirownsville. partment of t h e Woman's Club Crouch. and Mrs. William (Billy) P. Reed and their two sons, Friday at 2:30. Tennessee, will be the leader. The tour, which will be made by family arrived Things are looking up in Miss There will be periods of silence Thi Billy and Hunt. The colonel and his nice chartered air-conditioned bus, will Terry-Norman P-TA met Thurs- Mary Martin's international rela- during the program, and those at- of ti' spend about ten days here include Methodist points of in- in Fulton Saturday and will day afternoon at 2:30 at the school. tions class. We had a silent news- tending are invited to bring their FHA terest throughout Tennessee and his mother, Bettie Louise Reed and his sister, Betty A Civil Defense and Health pro- reel on current events recently. It Bibles for reading. at th, with parts of North Carolina and Geor- gram was presented. was produced by the Paducah All members of the Woman's on Ann Hefley and family. gia. Several side trips will be made Sun-Democrat. Miss Martin reed Society of Christian Service The Offutt Air Force Base, for sightseeing. The Reeds are enroute from Ladies Day was held at the Ful- a paragraph or so on each picture throughout the Paris District are stalls Nebraska to England for a three-year tour of duty. He ton Country Club Tuesday. Fol- from a pamphlet supplied with the 1 Application blanks, which will urged to attend this service, and of filmstrip. is with the Strategic Air Command. lowing a pot-luck luncheon games be supplied by Mrs. Crouch. must visitors are cordially invited. remit of bridge were enjoyed during the Mr. and Mrs. Max Veatch were I be returned to her by April 10. reeeh Lucky people, these attractive braska. Heres hoping the fog in afternoon. dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs Dale The most important occurance ITS A GIRL' trees London is not measured by inches! Flat last Saturday night. (or so we seniors think) has been Mr and Mrs. Calvin Ray of Ful- Reeds, Billy and Phoebe. An in- frees Mrs. Edward Bugg and daugh- Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Camp- the arrival of the copies of "Quit McClure-Speight ton are the proud parents of a Tho are ahead teresting three years in bell and children and Mr. and Mrs. Your Kidding" and the try-outs seven pound, four ounce daughter Also comes news to us of anoth- ter, Janet. spent last Thursday also for them. And we know they'll en- with her aunt, Leland John Baker and son enjoyed • fish Tuesday. The 'all important' cast Wedding Solemnized born March 11 at 210 a. m. at er interesting trip for some former Fulton Mrs. joy every minute. In the Reed supper with Mr. and Mrs. Jack will make their first appearance in Hillview Hospital. Fultonians. Nell and H. L. Brand- Jewell. family, this is a case of "history Barker last Saturday night. this column next week. The play Mr. and Mrs B. C. McClure of on. The Brandon family are re- repeating itself", because not so Miss Judy Lyon has been enjoy- will be sometime in April and will Wingo Route 1 announce the.mar- rrs A BOY! Si turning early next month from The Drama and Literature De- many years ago, other members of ing basketball tournaments at be directed by Mrs. Catherine riege of their daughter, Miss Lou Mr. and Mrs. Hillery Deweese of Guatemala City, Guatemala where partment of the Woman's Club met the family, Colonel Jim and Gin- Murray. She is formerly from Bennett, English teacher. Ella McClure. to Mr. Jerry Spel- Clinton are the proud parents of H. L. is employed with the Cali- Tuesday at 7:30 p. m. at the club ny Isbell and their two children, Syrnsonia, Kentucky. ght, son of Mr. and Mrs. Barney an eight pound, four ounce son fornia Oil Company. They will home. Reed and little Jim lived within her Speight of South Fulton, Tennes- born March 10 at 12:20 p. m. at The visit with her parents Mr. and "One Act" by Max Hart was re- Mrs. Irene Campbell visited twelve miles of the village near Delia Monday If anyone asks you for some see. Hillview Hospital. not d Mrs. Leland Adams for a few days viewed by Mrs. James White. mother, Mrs. Todd. London where Billy and Phoebe white coal, would you know what The wedding vows were sole- Coun and will leave the two children, at her horn*. will live. Colonel Isbell is also with they wanted. After the students in mnized Saturday. February 27 in Agen Darryl and Kim in Fulton for a Mrs. Max Cummings of Fulton Gary Bennett finally got tired the Air Force. How nice it will be attended the funeral of Mrs. of hitching a ride and walking to international relations read in the Jackson's Chapel Methodist nitroi visit while they go to Europe for a to th for the Reeds to see old friends of Charlie Sevier in Jackson Sunday work and bought himself a Chev- their texts that it was important Church with the Rev. John Weir, nice vacation trip. small the Isbells in England. The Isbelis afternoon. Mrs. Sevier, a former erolet. in Switzerland. Miss Martin final- Jr.. officiating. good are now stationed at Anchorage. Fulton resident, died in Jackson We are glad to have Shirley ly told them that it was .. water! The bride was attired in a blue Tho Alaska. Mrs. George Doyle and Mrs Saturday evening about 5:30. Davidson back to work after being dress and white accessories. She has Our best wishes go along with Tom LeMaster of Batesville, Miss. off work for six weeks due to a 1WEETING POSTPONED wore a shoulder corsage of white been Billy and Phoebe for a wonderful spent the weekend here with Mrs. Mrs. Pete Green is expecting her fall she received skating. We don't The Palestine Homemakers Club carnations. contu three years' stay in England. (My! Frank Beadles and Mrs. Harvey daughter, Mrs. Nick Nichols and think she will be going again any' meeting has been changed from The couple's attendants were Caldwell. Mr. and Mrs. Richard McClure. Sr. setia ousel cause How we envy them.) daughter. Teresa. of Lansing. time soon. the Community House to the K. U. bampass Emus and Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Mulcahy. lion ' Incidentally, while talking with Mich., down for a visit in ApriL Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Boulton Kitchen. The meeting will be held Mow ilowo parmas="1" Linda Stokes was the guest of spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. a. m. Friday. All members At the present time the couple Billy a day or so ago we learned at 1030 sod Vey twins that the mere eight inch snowfall honor at a party Friday from 3 to Mrs. Leland Adams is expecting Dee Ferguson and children. Later are urged to be present and all will make their home at 703 Ed- in Fulton seemed insignificant to 4:30 at the Park Terrace, the oc- her daughter, Nell, and her family Sunday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. visitors are welcome. ding Street in Fulton. BENNETT ELECTRIC the thirty inch snows they ex- casion being her sixth birthday. from Guatemala City, Guatemala, E. J. Johnson and Terry visited the perienced most all winter in Ne- She is the daughter of Mr. and sometime next month. From here Fergusons. surrsas STROKE Nell and her husband will go to Imogene Brasfield has been off Mrs. Sarah Meacham was ad- 1 Europe for a vacation trip and work sick and we learned that her mitted to Fulton Hospital Sunday SAVE MONEY while they are away their children daughter has the chicken pox. We morning following a stroke at her Of al will remain in Fulton with their wish her and the child both speedy home at 305 West State Line. Her ON REPAIRS the I! grandparents. recoveries. boos Belated congratulations to Jerry KISS WESLEY IMPROVES WEEK-END The Annie Armstrong Circle met Speight on his recent marriage to Word has been received here Don't welt for UtUe TV sell I Monday night in the home of Mrs. Miss Lou Ella McClure of Clinton. that Miss Andrea Resley is con- troubles le Frew into each Jewell Adams for a pot-luck sup- Happy Birthday wishes go to tinuing to improve in a Baltimore big one.. Call as at the the per. Following the delicious meal, Mr. Klein Thornton on his twenty- Hospital. She was critically in- first skim a trouble. and an interesting program was pre- first birthday. March 1st "Many, jured in an automobile accident on our expert sented by Mrs. Pete Green, pro- Many more Klein." about eight weeks ago, in which Depend SPECIALS Mr. and service. gram chairman. him -Carl Hood and Glenn Cook of Fulton. a Murray prop Marvin visited relatives in Eu- State student, was killed. inter poria, Mississippi over the week- Antennas Installed end and stopped in Memphis to WERE PALLBEARERS Singing Conventions see the Ice Follies, Sunday. Those serving as pallbearers at TAX Along with my two friends. the Arthur Carney funeral weie HOUSE CLEANING Enjoy Local Quartet Jane Butts and Martha Sims, I Aubrey Carney, Harvey Carney, Roper Television 2149 The Fulton Harmony Quartette, went shopping in Memphis on Sat- Roy D. Taylor, Cecil R. Taylor 2150: SUPPLIES consisting of Tony Phillips, Jim- urday and stayed over to see the George M. Taylor and Roy M 306 Main Street Phone 307 2150: my Clark, Judy Bizzle and Joyce Ice Follies on Sunday. Taylor. 2151' Owen, attended the Sunday night 2151 YOUR V STORE singing at Beech Springs Baptist 2152 Church. 2152 They received a hardy applause 2152 and a big welcome and were asked 2153 to return the second Sunday night WINDY SPECIALS 2153 400 KLEENEX in April. The president of the Weakley 2153 County Singing Convention, asked 2155 them to attend the county con- "STORM WINDOWS" 2155 2156 Box vention the first Sunday in April; 19fi Next Sunday evening the group 2156 will attend the singing at Learin I NOW YOU CAN HAVE THEM FOR YOUR HOUSE 2156 Chapel Baptist Church, south of 2158 Whit. Only Dresden. 2157 SWEATING 2158 2158 Wayman Hancock UNHANDY SCREENS 2158 Plastic Laundry SAVE 2158 Honorary Page on 2159 Basket 44 atp, 2159 Wayman Hancock, 12. son of Mr. FU7L1 2159 and Mrs Harry Hancock of Water Full Bushel Sire Valley, Route 1, has received an SHOP THESE PRICES 2159 2159 Ass+. Colors appointment as honorary page in the State Senate on the motion Fully Weatherstripped Storm Windows and 2 Aluminum Fall 1" 216( Reg. $1.98 of Senator George C. Brand of 10 Aluminum, Triple Track, 216( Mayfield. up to 36 x 55 and 36 x 84(Extra Large Slightly Higher) 216( The document received by Thick Combination Storm Doors - Sizes 2161 young Hancock was signed by Lt. 2181 Gov. Wilson Wyatt. president of Completely Installed: 216: MOTH BALLS the Senate, Alvin Kidwell, presi- 216' dent pro tern of the Senate, James 216' C. Ware, majority leader of the FOR 216 Senate, Durham Howard. minori- 1 Lb. lox ty leader of the Senate and John 216 Willis, clerk of the Senate. 216' Rog. 43c Wayman is a seventh grader at $237.50 or $7.58 PER MO. 216: Carr Institute. 216: During Our Last Special we sold Over 500 Units, So We 216. 216 Annual Easter Seal Know We Have A Better Bargain And In Order To Help You 216 216 Campaign- March 21 As Well As Ourselves We Are Giving A Chance To Buy At 216 216 The 1960 Easter Seal Campaign This Low Price. 216 will begin Monday. March 21, and 216 continue through Easter Sunday. 216 218 April 17. CALL US FREE ESTIMATES AND DEMONSTRATIONS Contributions to the annual ap- FOR 216 Pair peal by the Kentucky Society for NYLONS Crippled Children helps provide 216 a varied program of care and 218 treatment for children crippled by SAVE - - - SAVE 218 many causes. 21f This year approximately 500,000 21f letters containing seals will be Buy Now And Have Them Installed Anytime, But Take Advantage Of This Special. 21f Ken- mailed to residents in all of 21f counties. in addition tucky's 120 21f BALDRIDGE'S mail appeal, volunteer to the 21f workers throughout the state plan COMPANY FULTON ROOFING and INSULATION 217 25c STORE to hold special events to raise 5 - 10 - funds for support of the society's 217 Fulton, Kentucky Phone 557 21' Lake Street Fulton, Ky. program. College Street ' Service He was a member of the Zion The Fulton News, Thursday, March 17, 1960 Fulton High School Honor Roll HOSPITAL NEWS DEATHS Hill Church of Christ. Page Here I He leaves five sons, Edd Rick- man of Murray, J. C. Rickman of (Continued from Page 1) every ducational, religious chari Is Announced Today By Martin The following persons were, w of His Dukedom, Route 1, Ewing Rick- Kentucky Retailers= table and like institution selling eme of the The Fulton High honor roll for Burnette, Judy Burton, Nancy patients in local hospitals Wed- Mrs. Alice McKenzie man of Palmersville. Thurman the fourth nesday morning. tangible personal property muir service to be six-weeks was released Bushart, Janice Davis, Martha Mrs. Alice Louise Todd Mc- Rickman of Mayfield, and Faris corporation who purchases tangi- today by Principal ble file an application for a permit." ist Church, J. M. Martin. Herring, Mandel Wells and Judy Kenzie, 61, widow of A. E. Mc- Rickman of Palmersville; four personal property for resale The honor roll follows: JONES HOSPITAL , March 24. Wolberton. Kenzie, died at 8.30 p. m. Monday daughters, Mrs. Neely Charter of (including raw material which is Seniors: Dick Richards, Mrs. J. C. ill be 945 to Boys - John Cunning- Walk- at Jones Hospital after Memphis, Mrs. Claude Simpson of to become a physical ingredient or Juniors: Boys - Tommy Carney, er, 0. D. Cook. a long RESEARCH UNITS BUILT ham, Rolend Carter. Gary Wit- Leila Stubblefield, illness. Paimersville. Mrs. John Stem- component part of another pro- Benison, ,Tornmy Fields, Tommy Jimmy Cheatham, Bobby Hanctick, Sam Austin, Mrs. Henry Smith. duct for ponsored an- She was born February 12, 1899 bridge of Evansville, Ind., and sale) shall file for and Two animal disease researcl Allen, George Gunter, James Carl Hurst, Charles Rice, Mike Mrs. Ruby Heisler, Nelson obtain a permit y the Paris Tripp in Dyer County, Tenn., the dau- Mrs. Otha Glover of Dresden; 36 before he is en- units have been constructed on thi Reed, Everett Allen. Kenneth Leg- Walker and Hal Warren. and Mrs. Leroy Brown all titled to ety of Chris- of Ful- ghter of the late C. W. and Susan grandchildren, 48 great-grand- execute a resale certifi- University of Kentucky Experi gett and Wayne Anderson. Girls _ Elaine Beggs, Tens Kay ton, Mrs. Buck Stowe of cate. A permit he place of Dresden, Alice Carter Todd. children and one great-great- must be securied ment Station Farm with $21.50( Girls Bone, Lynn Bushart, Chan Cov- Mrs. Patsy Brown, Jean Clessie Bran of Water Val- Her husband preceded grandchild. for each place of business. provided by t h e Keenelani rotated each ington, Dortha Duke. Karen Dub- her in ley, John Napier of Union City. death in May 1955. Services "An out-of-state Foundation. a of the dis- lin, Brenda McKeel, Judy Moore, She was a were held Monday retailer who member of the First afternoon at 2, at sells tangible personal property to provide a Ophelia Speight, Susan Stokes and HILLVIEW HOSPITAL: Methodist the Union Chap- to Church. el Church residents to this state d re-dedica- Annual Sandra Williams. Mrs. John Spencer and Baby, of Christ. Bro. Garvin may qualify FHA Day Survivors incude Brundige with the Department to HISTORY OF KY. n season. Debbie Harris, J. 0. Johnson, Mrs. two brothers, officiated. Burial, under collect and W. E. Todd of direction remit the use tax rirownsville. Sophomores: Boys - Danny Car- Susie Hilman, Mrs. Exie Cayce, Dyersburg and C. of Jackson Brothers applicable to In 178 John Filson published tht H. Todd of Kansas Funeral Home such sales. the leader To Be Held Here ver. David Cunningham, Bill Len- Sam Jackson, Rex Ruddle. Larry City; seven of Dukedom, was in first history of Kentucky and r nephews, Fairview Cemetery "Every s of silence cave, Warren Nanny, Ronnie Win- and Steven Jamison, Mrs. Addle Henry, Harry a n d near Palmers- governmental unit and map of the country. The Obion Sub-District meeting ston and Lawrence Tully of ville. nd those at- James Wright. Tyner, Mrs. Milton Counce, Leila Benton, Charles of the Tennessee Association of Girls Todd of St. Louis. o bring their - Clete Beggs. Wanda Maddox, Dorothy Walker, Charles Bernice Earl FHA will hold its annual FHA Day ('ash, Morris, Todd of Norfolk, Kay Joyce Owens, Williams. all of Fulton. Allen Va., Roger Wil- at the South Fulton High School Scarlet Turner and liam Todd of George Little he Woman's Linda Whitnel. Bruce and Harold Vaughn of Anniston, Ala., Dr. -March 1 - thrn on March 21 at 3:30 p. m. Robert F. Todd of George Little, farmer of WALDRON - 22nd S ervice Water Valley. Mrs. J. J. Faulkner Oakland City, near The program will include the in- Freshmen: Boys - John Hunter, Ind.; two nieces. Mrs. Mt. Pelia community for several District are and Ed Locke of Union City, Mrs. Julia Alice stallation of new Sub-District Stanley Jeffreys, Doughlas Mc- Turner of Memphis years. died at 4 Saturday after- service, and Hillery Deweest and Baby of Clin- and Mrs. officers. special entertainment and Alister, Barry Roper and Lynn Mable Katterjohn of Memphis. noon at his home in Water Valley, invited. Williamson. ton. recognition of the girls, who have Funeral services were held at after a short illness. He was 43. Girls: Mary Idella Bondurant received Junior and Chapter de- FULTON HOSPITAL: Whitnel Funeral Home Wednes- Services were held at 10 Martha DeMyer, Beverly Haman, Monday grees, and conferring of State De- Ben Holland, Mrs. H L. Jami- day at 2 p. m., with Rev. J. L. morning in the WaterValley SAMUEL Ray of Ful- Josephine Hancock and Pamela Meth- grees in the District. son, Mrs. Annie Moore, Mrs Mar- Leggett officiating. Burial was in odist Church. The Rev. Bill parents of a Homra. Boyd GOLDWYN The South Fulton FHA girls will vin Sanders, Mrs. Morgan David- Fairview cemetery at and the Rev. L. E. PIKSHITE nee daughter Dyersburg Moore offici- TH1 also present a spring style show. son, Hugh Pigue, with Whitnel ated. Burial MOT i011 PICTURE :10 a. m. at Mrs. R. E. Tay- Funeral Home in was in Stanley Chapel IMODUCTI011 South Fulton Boys lor, John Baucon, Mrs Sarah charge. Cemetery with Whit-R anson Meacham, Rich Gardner, Mrs. O- Funeral Home in charge. - dell Y! Travis, Mrs. Mike Fry, Walk- Mr. Little was born in Humph- Snow Has Not Receive Honor er Conn, reys y Deweese of Mrs. Louise Hawes all of Mrs. B. Johnson County, Tenn., and spent Fulton. most of his life in d parents of Sam Miller, a senior at South Mrs. Beulah Lucille Johnston Obion County. ✓ Mrs. Lela Vaughn, Mrs. Carey He moved to Water ounce son Damaged Crops Fulton. has been selected a mem- died Monday night at 11:5 at her Valley 10 Puckett, Mrs. Henry Murphy of years ago. :20 p. m. at The heavy snowfall lately has ber of the Sportswriters All- home near Beelerton. She was 46. Wing. Frank Lee, Raymond He leaves two sisters, not damaged crops any in Fulton State second team. Mn, Johnston was born in Ful- Mrs. Julon Turner, Mrs. John Mitchell, Boyd and Miss County. according to County Donald Parchman received hon- Vester ton County, Nov. 11. Vera May Little, Wilkens, Buford 1913, daughter both of Agent Roy Watts, but has added orable mention on the team. Walker all of of Joe and Laura Water Valley. Clinton. Monroe Bethel Duncan nitrogen and perhaps some potash Blew of Crutch- Ferguson. field, W. J.. Jordan to the soil. and should get the of Mayfield. Mrs. Johnston BACK IN BUSINEriS Mrs. Richard Samson was married on small grain and pastures off to • and Baby of May 8. 1938 to Hickman, Mrs. Willie Johnston. good start Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Adams. J. H. Bruit of Union City. Besides her husband she leaves The only damage that the snow who have been patients in the a step-son, Richard Johnston of has done is that extra feed has Hillview Hospital here and in.the St. Louis; two sisters. Mrs. Jane KEEP been needed for livestock, and the Baptist Hospital in Memphis are at Wilson of Detroit, and Mrs. Ruby continued long cold spell has home now. Mr. Adams is back at Class Tourney Winn of Bell River, Ill.; a bro- SUNDAY, ft Pow* caused loss of weight and condi- work at his body shop on Paschall ther, J. D. THESE SATURDAY, Elam Ferguson of LaPort, mish. tion to the livestock. Street Starts Tuesday Ind.; and five nieces and nephews. Funeral The class basketball tourna- services will be held DATES Thursday ment. held annually at South Ful- at 2 p. m at the Mt. Zion Cumberland ton school, got underway there Presbyterian Church. Bro. Glenn Moore and OPEN March Tuesday, Bro. Nor- 20 with to the Senior girls de- March 26 TAXES man Crittenden SALE OF will officiate. feating the Freshmen girls in the first game. Burial will be in t h e church 1, M. E. Garrison. Sheriff and 'rag Collector of Fldtall COUntr, cemetery, under A game will be held each day at direction of the Monday. April 4. 194111, beginning at Hornbeak or one of ray deputies. will on noon, until the class winners of th Funeral Home. The body will What is a Mission? What Do the hour of 1.34 P. M. Central Time, at the North door of Itte Court- boys and girls teams are deter be at the funeral Catholics Really Believe? mined. home until time for the services. City Hickman. County of Fulton, State of Kentucky, house in the of The pallbearers were Ralph TT sell the following tax claims for real estate as limbed: the number of Wildharber, Jim Walker. S. J. into each tax receipt, name of each tax payer; amount of the taxes for Walker, Winfred McMorris, Leon Bowling Alley Hopkins and Aaron Kirby. You might call it a at His the assessment year of 1939. together with penalty. adverbially costs REVIVAL. A MISSION is a course of sermons ble. and Sheriff's fee. To Be Open Soon Wryer< These delinquent tax claims. when sold, become a lien upon the The Jet Lanes bowling alley will Albert Rickman he open either April and spiritual each tax bill and are subjeet to 12 percent 8 or April 15, Albert Rickman of Palmersville, exercises conducted in parishes by missionary property described on according to priests Dan Taylor, one of a retired farmer, died at his annum and costa. home Interest per . the co-owners. at 1:30 a. m Sunday FULTON after a short FULTON IN1)EPEN1DEN1 NO. 1 - The new bowling alley, which illness. He was 92. will be located on East Fourth Mr. Rickman was born for the purpose of RENEWING spiritual fervor TAX BILL NO. NAME AMOUNT in Weak- and good resolutions, Street, will have eight lanes. ley County, Tenn. Alexander, William T & Beatrice $ -8.30 son 214915 Open At 6:45 - Phone 12 215035 Birmingham. Reed 9.70 and also to instruct the people in the n.307 215057 Bowden. Mrs. Naomi 45.05 teachings of Jesus Christ. 215123 Brown, Taylor B. 49.05 215124 Brown, Tucker 55.72 215205 Carter, Herman J. & Thelma 56.95 The MISSION 215212 Cash, W. Z. 41.04 Double Feature! is for EVERYONE 215259 Copeland. Clarence R. 29.35 Now Thru Saturday 215332 Dixon, George E. & Charles E. 25 55 •-•ammoppommr Imomaaaimao 215363 Ellis, James A. 4.78 215367 Estes, Lee 14.02 ALL ARE WELCOME at the MISSION 215554 Hamblin, Julian Joseph 36.07 ERRITORY 215583 Hastings, Ernest de Mary Marie Laird Hastings 11.70 MINIM 215606 Henderson. Caries 8c Patrice 18.30 215616 Hibbs, Sam 37.27 kt 6(110XS•ClORIA TAENTT "4 APT STS 215651 Holifield, Perlie 26.87 215652 Holifield. Peter Estelle 33.64 215724 Ingram. Irvin 8.30 Plus Second Big Hit! March 20 to March 26 215801 Kelly, J. E. 11.06 215808 Kenney, Will Allen 3.40 215811 Kerney. W. A. 8.45 AlI C:17: 215884 Linton, Mrs. Cora 32.48 215004 Madding, Jack 3 .78 215922 Mann, Samuel Leon 3 2 111110. REAR FATHER JOHN P. O'BRIEN 215987 Morris, Reba Patterson 215988 Morris, Reba Patterson & Valerie* Morrill 7. 215994 Moss. L. L. ,47.20 An Mr. Magoo Meets Boing Boing! of the Fathers of Mercy, preach Full 1" 216042 -McGowan, Addle 22.90 216052 McMillen, Harold 15.85 7:- Hooked And Rooked! Higher) 216099 Owens. Henry 23.04 216102 Owens, R. A. 43.48 216116 Patterson, Cornelius 15.85 STARTING SUNDAY 216118 Patterson. L. M. & Mildred 24.12 Adults - 60c Children Thru 11 - 25c • • DAILY MISSION MASS 218121 Patton, Eliza M. 17.24 HOURS of 7.•00 A M 216123 Patton, J. B. Profit 30.13 216125 Patton, Mose, Jr. 140.56 IF YOU NEVER SEE ANOTHER MOTION 216154 Polk, Ezra 11.70 PICTURE IN YOUR LIFE YOU MUST SEE SERVICES 7:30 p.m. 216265 Scales. Oney 14.48 216295 Sikes, D. S. 46.06 EVENING SERVICES 216318 Smith, Mettle 41.53 we 216405 Tribble, Torn, Est. 5.02 216426 Vaughan, Mayme Carter 11.70 You 216447 Walker. Martha S. 3.40 "Blessed Are They Who Hear The Word Of 216450 Wallace, Berry, Est. 11.70 God And Keep it" Al 216453 Walters, L. G., Jr. 2.70 216454 Walters, Sam 6.85 LUKE 9:28 216468 Waters. Hazel 6.17 216483 Wells, Rich 8.30 216524 Williams, Mary Barton 6 17 216545 Winstead, Mrs. Minnie 20.26 COME TO THE MISSION - HEAR THE WORD OF GOD PREACHED 216561 Worley, John 25.10 FULTON COUNTY NO. I -CAYCE NMINN.etsktv k 216737 Canithers, Robert $ 12.27 ilAhlto - • 216772 Cox, Travis 3.27 218800 Doughty, Mary S. 2.76 18.52 hi 216822 Elliott, R. H. Matti 216874 Guy, Sarah Wade & A. M. 170.12 -s ST. EDWARD'S Hale, E. R. 16.17 Catholic 216880 Church 216963 Johnson, Alex. Est. 6.17 2169813 Johnson, Edgar Leo de Vernell 10.93 216981 Jones, S. N. 2.64 ....DONNA ANDERSON wa4 t FULTON, hem M. N(VIt. SHUTE 217037 Miles, Mrs. G. S. 19.58 liargIse Ig JOHN PAXTON • KY. 217077 McIntyre, Oscar 91.46 ' MOW BMW 11 STANLEY MUER • Ilelsoord Ilvi uantailAPTISTI hone 557 217157 Ross, Vine Ma 11.70 And - Latest News Events! ?age 6 The Fulton News, Thursday, March 17, 1960 MADE CLOTIUNG Nev Early Kentucky pioneers made ter, hard seed, Was Clyde weed seed as well McCoy Born In Fulton..• . Tell Us most their clothing. For materials impossible to as the price. It is Recently in the Courier-Journal WHAS. in the early 1930's.) His recording of "Sugar Blues" Dixieland is not corn—Jack Tea- they raised flax, had the wool of judge seed by looking into the appeared the following AP feature Two current staff members of topped the 5,000.000 mark in sales. garden, Louis Armstrong are not some sheep and used buffalo hair. be able to find some bag. You will concerning Clyde McCoy, famous WHAS played with McCoy during And by the time America entered corn. It's not dated, any more than The flax and wool were spun in- Dooms seed, impurities and maybe weed band leader, who is making a the 1920's. Guy Horne, a WHAS World War II, he was firmly en- a 15-year-old Rolls Royce. to threads on spinning wheels and but you cannot tell the percentage comeback in the big time. The engineer, was with McCoy 14 the trenched among the top leaders of "Anyhow, Maxine and I like to woven into cloth on homemade germination. Testing is the only •• de of story said that McCoy was born Louisville Loons. Ted Grubb, WH- American big-name bands. get into the car and drive around looms. This coarse but warm cloth way to know exactly the quality in Fulton, yet a check of many AS music librarian, was with Mc- He Kept Busy the country, playing different was called linsey-woolsey. seed you are buying. Lets take a old-time residents fails to reveal Coy after he formed his own band The big bands declined after the places and meeting different peo- 7iveas case where a prospective seed buy- any of his relatives or friends, Was and was playing at Inn Logola. He war, and so did McCoy. While he ple. I like to keep busy. My mo- er was bargain hunting for his Clyde McCoy born in Fulton . . later played at the Madrid, which never went into complete retire- ther used to say there's more peo- pasture seed. He finds a lot of you tell us, if you know. Here's the had been opened by orchestra ment, he spent most of his time ple rust out than wear out." WRITE GAS seed in the store that was 10 BY a story that appeared in the Courier- leader Jan Garber. in do-it-yourself charity work and WOO KM PRYOR cents per pound cheaper and the Journal. Incidentally, McCoy returned to in the business world—as a stock- for Sale Have Aemat, IIloth caseal amino seed tag said only 3 noxious weed Ark,basal the Madrid for a two-week stand holder of Denver and Mississippi feather seed per ounce. That doesn't seem Guernsey Cow Louisville—It was back in the in 1946. and stopped all attendance oil companies, as public-relations 750 x 14 Tubeless white Nylon and sm If you want high yields. you like to many and besides they middle 1920's that Clyde McCoy records, including the Saturday- man for one of)he oil firms, as TIRES $23.50 Exc. them t oust have good stands of grass could be cut out with a hoe as Makes High Record walked into a Louisville dime night-reservation record which owner of a hemburger drive-in Iffs x IS Tube-type black Nylon morsel I nd legumes and these good stands they came up. Well, look into the store and bought a copy of "Sugar had been held by Henry Busse. and a flower shop in Memphis, as PETERBOROUGH, N. H. - A TIRES $16.25 Exc. gulp' I lily come from high quality seed. case a little farthur and see. With Blues." And it was in the old Wal- music publisher, and as part- registered Guernsey cow. Willow tot /Then buying seed, have you ever 3 noxious seed per ounce would a one nut Theater that he first played New York—With a tailgate owner of a dry-cleaning business. Wilde's Willorene, owned by for ooked at the seed tag? Do you be 48 per pound and with a seed- Service Station ing his own arrangements of the tune trombone almost as big as he was McCoy did well in these enter- Burnette and Hixson, Fulton. has Fields •onsider price a major factor when ing of 20 pounds seed per acre given that caught the public's fancy in tall. the 9-year-old boy strutted but won't discuss money completed an official production W. State Line Phone 91E13 naking a seed purchase? These are would mean that there would be prises, until is the 1930's and since has topped around town with the Loyal Tem- say, "I've got $2,000,001 record, according to the American mportant questions and all too 960 noxious weed seed planted on except to situatic the 5,000,000 sales mark. perance Legion —one million in my wife. Maxine, Guernsey Cattle Club here. )ften play an important roll in every acre of this new pasture. All playing "T h e could I But McCoy's Louisville connec- Can't Run million arm seeding. this for a saving of $2.00 per acre. Brewer's Big Horses and the other is in my This record was for 10,998 Bring Your Laundry ground tions go back even earlier. Over Me." good health." along The seed tag tells at a glance Some farmers for convenience, pounds of milk and 572 pounds of To The A native of Fulton, Ky.. McCoy The year was 1912. The place, Since McCoy is well off. why his Mr& he purity, germination, inert mat- like to buy seed from their neigh- fat. "Willorene" was a seven-year- our fa spent his childhood days in Ash- bors. Certainly it is nice to be Ashland, Ky. The boy, Clyde Mc- return to night clubs? old and was milked two times crumbi land and came to Louisville while Happy Day neighborly, but to protect your- Coy. "I'd see different people on daily for 305 days while on test. many I he was still in his teens. He was television, many of them from We have complete stocks self. send a sample to the seed From that beginning, McCoy— This official production record trig Fe attending Louisville Male High wanted to try for Laandryette testing laboratory. Another way to a self-taught musician—rose to be- my time, and I was supervised by the University that si School in 1922 when he joined people say help insure better quality is to re- come a houshold word in the 19- the bigtime again. Some of Kentucky. We Dayton V-Belts clean the seed before sowing. Walter Davidson's Louisville 30's. He caught the public's fancy I'm making a comeback, but I like Located on Martin Hiway Starks for HOME and FARM Buying weed free seed will keep Loons, a group that provided ac- one day when he played "Sugar to think that I'm having a continu- In South Fulton has ha you from reinfesting fields with companiment for the silent films Blues" on a trumpet using a flut- ation. There's a great interest in Mr. St Accurst. Open 24 Hours A Day Machines weeds and noxious plants. By shown at the old Walnut. (David- tering mute in a way to produce a Dixieland (jail). It's part of Ae has as son became musical director of mericana. To my way of thinking, selecting approved varieties you wah-wah sound. WORKMANSHIP 7 Days A Week to be 13ENNETT ELECTRIC will get better stands, thus higher womai At Low Cost AXE TV - Pleat, of Parking '3HONE 201 FULTON yields more production per cow or It sr sheep and in the end increased Walston Cisake and um. 20 WASHERS -7 DRYERS a brig profits. L000k Out on Rampage mem of AU WWI Aim- you el Below!Chemists mokly Ilmaked at The first step in the success of Low OM Instant Hot Water That k right' Bring us your a good pasture is having enough Filtered. Crystal Clear, ame-rree ter bo moisture and plant food for the And COLN CHEEP' FOOD ANDREWS RADIO and TV Repair young pasture. You can't do much Wash 200 Drying 10e, 230 pened about the moisture, however a Corn was the chief food of the Jowslzy Coutpany Attendant On Hand 7 AM - II PM a new RCA Color Television soil test will tell you what plant Kentucky pioneer. Corn meal boil- Drop-Off Service If Yes Wink He ke food the new crop will need. Then ed in water made mush; corn to be Used TV Sets for Sale if you have prepared the soil well dough baked in hqt ashes was ash- was. C and selected the variety best cake; if baked on the blade of a born I Wood & Pruitt TV suited for your location, you have hoe it was called hoecake. If the Cart made a fine start toward a pro- bread was made of corn meal, eggs last Franklin Pruitt - Clyde Wood ductive pasture or crop. and milk and baked into pones It A/1c 300 Walnut Street Be a wise buyer - look at the was called journey cake (johnny- Oil • Phone 211 seed tag, which tells the true story cake.) tioned of the seed you are about to make at He a part of your farm. Arn1 The Classified Ads Read Carol, fourth Mr. DOES MORE of Ju Ohion CUTTING JOBS oeriou to say Of course and is beer EASIER Mad chemist goes berserk in Fulton High chemistry lab. Mike man, belongs Mosle Walker looks very absorbed in his experiments. with NEW flu. By Mike Walker delicious some substitutions. Hel4 Did you ever try to work a Nilsen HOMELITE teaspoonful of some teacher's chemistry experiment? Well, be- A last u favorite toothpaste will supply the lieve me. it's not very easy. famil; chlorophyll. A few oldl First I suggest that y o u proper from Mr. Robertson's pit CHICKEN SUICII pencil leads thoroughly study the experiment class will provide the car.. ErTritliV) .1111111111M drawing In for at least ten or fifteen seconds. far-off India a favorite dish is Chicken Gulch ... chicken bon. A small bone stolen from sauteed Having full understanding of the slowly in • mixture of butter, ginger, cloves, onions, Coach Thomas' dog will liberate peas, coriander and problem. we can now assemble all cumin. Look it up in Old World cookbooks enough calcium. One or two candy when the necessary materials: two or #0114 " you long for "something different"from every-day dishes. Martin's office desk three boxes of matches; the chemi- bars from Mr. will supply the necessary carbohy- When trying those Old World dishes, or enjoying your favorite cals: a pair of old rubber gloves drates, and a few match heads will Till hot dish —try serving them with• glass of light, refreshing beer. (the older the better); an assort- provide enough sulfur and phos- "Timed to Perfection Mon It adds so nauch to their enjoyment... me it you doset mega ment of beakers, bottles, and phorous. Other common chemicals Item flasks; some glass tubing: a couple 7full years!" like praseodymium, technetium, nam dozen test tubes; a fire exting- ytterbium, and dysprosium may be KENTUCKY STRAIGHT' publ uisher; and an alcohol lamp. Be found in the lab. BOURBON WHISKEY careful to use only a wood alcohol lamp. Be careful to use only wood Mix the chemicals called for In Mr. F 4.<111 ft, only $15350 alcohol in this lamp-but if none part one of the experiment in one 86 Proof 4 fro is available, use the highest proof beaker and the chemicals called Fuller Cesepiele FOR. Facia" *. 1 KENTUCKY DIVISION U.S. MYERS FOUNDAMOS Kentucky bourbon you can find in for in the second part in another Dear 1523 • direct drive the cabinet. beaker. Pour the contents of both The lieybura Buidhes, tailsdis I,NNW, • outs 16' trees In 16 seconds lamp and hold a .22 beakers into a test tube and heat thank • trans trees up to 3 feet Light the 4/5 Quart 1/2 Pint t in drameter caliber bullet, lead end up, in the until the glass melts. Notice the news' . Weighs only 19 pounds yellow cone of the flame. When a vigorous reaction and peculiar sale Geis bar and chain) small hole appears in the ceiling smell. $5.50 $1.75 so red above the lab, you know the lamp The main part of the experi- your rums nun? Of QUALITY has reached the proper temper- ment now being completed, open limite — MAK MST Of WNW It ature. the windows and test the sub- made Hiram Walker The alcohol lamp having been stance running around the lab been properly prepared, we can now table for radioctivety, etc. Now, As Barnette Tractor Co. collect the chemicals necessary for what have we proved? - - Noth- Is hot Quality this experiment. Because our lab ing??? Oh well, you know the old Womi 207 E. 4th Phone 161 is lacking of a vast supply of saying: "If at first you don't, you Glecore*n"li repaii chemicals, we'll have to make just don't." pays for th in a rich, true bourbon SILVER LABEL casiot "Your Bright Buy in Tha You'll Like This Quick Easy Way to Do Your Light Bourbon!" KENTUCKY STRAIGHT Laundry With These Convenient Features BOURBON WHISKEY Big Maytag Automatic Washers (with filters) for only 20e 90 Proof Dutch Maid Dryers (temperature control) for only 100 Fifths — $4.00 4/5 Quart 1/2 Pint Soap or Bleach for each washer, for only (bring your own if you like) $4.65 $1.50 Pints — $2.50 Plenty Hot Water FREE Plenty Parking FREE Half Pints — $1.30 - -mom Plenty Clean Comfortable Seating, and play pen for Baby _ FREE Yellowstone "That's right—no bite!" th WHITE PATRONS ONLY ot KENTUCKY STRAIGHT er BOURBON WHISKEY al it

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90 Proof Straight Bourbon Whiskey 5 Years Old "Where Perfection of Product is Tradition" HIRAM WALKER & SONS, INC. PEORIA, ILL. 111 Washington St. — 2 Doors South of Jones IGA Supermarket GLENMORE DISTILLERIES CO., LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY ! Follies, but it sure wasn't going to Gayle is the son of Garrett and We regret losing Cynthia Fergu- be her last. I The Fulton News, Thursday, March Montez Kimble. son of our office. She is moving to 17,°Ill 1 60 Page 7 • rs made Now some more from Dept. 27- Happy birthday and many hap- Louisville soon, where she will materials 07. The women all brought pot- py returns of the day to Lendal join her husband. District Homemakers wool of luck to work on Monday and in- Pittman on the 18th. Lendal is a Linda Haman visited her mo- Naming Teachers • alo hair. vited the men who didn't go home machinist in Dept. 2707. To John ther, Mrs Mamie Midyett of Cuba Meeting spun in- for dinner to eat with us. We real- Cruce on the 10th. John is Mary's Sunday, Dates Set eels and ly had a very nice dinner and husband. To N. B. Wheeler on the Moves To Keep Plant Life The spring district meetings of omemade everyone seemed to enjoy it. We 5th. He is Pansy's husband, and TALLEST MONUMENT t h e Kentucky Federation of .rm should do that more often. to Calvin DeFreece's cloth wife, Laura, Homemakers will be held the last on the ttt.h. Pansy, Mary Darnell From Geraldine Merryman's $ o is, and Cal- The tallest solid-concrete monu- week in April and the first week vin are in Dept. 2708. The Fulton County Robert, has entered the army and ment in the U. S. stands at the in May, according to Alda Hen- School Board Al Ferry-Morse Seed Company in Fulton has moved to have Is stationed at Fort Knox for his Ruby Nell Lawrence of Dept. birthplace of Jefferson Davis in ning, acting chairman of UK home Farland Rob- bins, Board lawyer, basic training. Robert graduated 2708 had a surprise Sunday after- Todd County, Ky. A state park economics Extension programs. file an in- noon when takes in juction to keep Superintendent from the Fulton High School two her son, Jimmie, and a surrounding area of 25 Scheduled places and dates BY MARTHA JANE 'MAKS BY for Beadl Darnell from naming and IRENE YATES years ago this spring. family came to visit. acres. the district meetings, as an- placing teachers and other em- Have you neglected Gayle Kimble Frances Cohn of 2708 has a sick nounced by Miss Henning, are: your little Last week Clarence (Skipper) celebrated his ployees for the school year 1960- 11th birthday father-in-law in the Fulton Hos- feathered friends during this cold Chapman went back to Oscoda, Sunday with a TRANSFERRED TO FULTON April 26 - Ashland; April 26 - 61. birthday dinner pital, Mr. Walter Cohn of Beeler- and snow seise? Have you caused Michigan, after being with us for at his home. Prestonsburg; April 27 - Irvine; A motion was also made that Guest were ton. Dick Richards, them to hunt endlessly for some several weeks as a machinist on Mr. and Mrs. Jasper who fell last April 28 - Williamsburg; April 29 - Darnell be sent a letter terminat- Williams of Mr. Monday and fractured morsel but to no avail? WeU - - the bagging machines. He was Palmersville, Mrs. Sam Jackson has been ad- his hip, was Monticello; April 30 - Munford- ing his contract with the Board of gulp! rim afraid I Bertie Taylor transferred from did until some- given an Old Spice shaving set as of Dresden, Mr. and mitted to the Hillview Hospital. West Kentucky ville; May 2 - Wilmore; May 3 - Education as of June 30, 1960. Mrs. Russell Baptist Hospital in one told that the birds were sten,- a going away present. Oh yes, he Finney and Terry of News of Dept. 2707 - Marella Paducah to Owenton; May 4 - Shelbyville; In other School Board matters Martin, Mr. Jones Hospital in ing for something to eat. I had not took his wife back with him. Jerry Jones of Chi- Rhodes visited her parents, Mr. Fulton in a May 5 - Hawesville; May 6 - Mur- Glenda Wiley was nominated as a Mr. Whitnel ambulance given the matter much thought Talk about talking. here is a boy Henry Ray of Dresden. and Mrs. Elmer Adams were Friday. ray; May 7 - Kentucky Dam. substitute teacher and Darnell was Gayle in until someone told me about the that can really talk. Billy Owens received several nice gifts. Murray Sunday. paid a total of $1,933.32 in back Try "NEWS" situation. Of course the birds who goes to school at Paimersville Claaalfled Ads Try "NEWS" Claasined Ada pay. could not find food with the won the 441 Speaking Contest ground covered with snow! So held at Dresden. Tenn. There were along with many others in Fulton, 22 contestants, ranging in ages our family has been putting out from 8 to 4. That is good talking crumbs and bird seed. Indeed, Billy, keep at it. Billy is in the many in our office have been buy- !Sth grade and is the son of Gene ing Ferry-Morse bird seed f o r Owens, machinist in Dept. 2709. HOW ARE THINGS that specific reason. Hadn't you noticed that big smile We are glad to welcome Mary Gene has been wearinir-Now. you Starks who is back with us. She I know why and you can't blame has had a recent appointment with I him. Mr. Stork. Now that Randall Glen Thanks to whoever was respon- has safely arrived (December 15 sible for that new WITH heading for our RADIO to be exact), she is a working news column this past week. woman again It really Is nice and I like it. It seems that Helen Bowers has Sherry Milstead • bright smile for everyone and celebrated her 13th birthday you can be sure that she has that on March 10. Her, right! She has • new granddaugh- mother, Mary Nell, of Dept. 2707 THESE DAYS? ter born last week. baked her a big nice cake and fixed And YES SIR!!! It finally hap- supper for Sherry and two of her friends, pened. Kenneth Alexander. Jr. has Slyvia Carden and Nancy • new son, born Sunday, March 13. Treas. Many more happy birthdays to you, He kept saying that it was going Sherry. to be • boy and by Crackety! It Here is a piece that appeared in Fine! Thank You! was. Congratulations on your first- the Martin paper about some of With More People born Ken! our folks. The head lines went Carolyn Vaden was all smiles something like this. "Six Unin- last weak because her husband, juried As Car Turns Over." Six Listening To RADIO A/1c James Id Vaden was home women escaped injury in an auto Than on a five day leave. He is sta- accident March 1, when their car tioned at Mitchell Air Force Base turned over near the last bridge at Hempstead. New York. in the bottoms on the Martin-Ful- Are Watching Television! Amy Lynne Vaden. daughter of ton Highway The women were Carolyn and James. celebrated her Gloria Brannon. the driver. Carol fourth birthday on March 10. Crowder both of Sharon; Mrs. Mr. J. A. Hodges, grandfather Jack Burkett of Martin; and Max- of June Mosley, has been ill in ine Bryant. Mrs. Frances Irby and °Non County Hospttal in a rather Martha Powell. all of Milan. Ac- serious condition But were glad cording to the report the accident "MORE LISTENING THAN to say that he's doing much better occurred when Miss Brannon lost LOOKING" and is at home on Route 2, Hick- control of the car as it swerved. It man, Ky. June's husband, Eddie ran off the levee and overturned. says Sindlinger in the August 10, 1959 issue of Mosley, has also been ill with the The windshield of the car, a 1956 nu. Chevrolet, was broken and some BROADCASTING - - The Businessweekly of Television and Radio. Helen Dunn's mother, Mrs. C C damage was done to the doors. The Maxfield. of Centralia. Ill.. spent accident occurred about 5 o'clock. The following article appeared on page 52: last weekend with Helen and her All six women are employed at family. the Ferry-Morse Plant in Fulton. Carol Crowder works in the of- fice. Gloria is • telephone oper- ator, Maxine and Mrs Jack Burk- HEYDAY FOR RADIO: Its total audience now outnumbers tv's LETTERS TO ett are in Dept. 2707 We know Mrs. Burkett as Kathryn. Frances THE EDITORS and Martha are in Dept. 2708. Radio's audience exceeded that of television During the week ending July 23 radio Later reports were that France* during the last three weeks of July for the reached Irby had some 79.3 million listeners while tv was THE NY.WS welcomes expres- injured ribs and first time in two years, according to %ions from Its readers. Suck had to have them tapped. a report seen by 77.1 million. Items muut be signed but Our sympathy to Percy M. released last week. Sindlinger said that the last time radio list- name will be omitted from Veatch on the death of his grand- ening surpassed tv viewing was publication if requested.. father. Mr. Luthef Sindlinger & Co., business analysts of Rid- in 1957, just Veatch of before the Crutchfield who died in the Ful- ley Park, Pa., stated that a three-week trend release of pre-1948 movies to tele- Mr Paul Westpheling ton Hospital on March 8. Mr. vision. Radio listenership was also higher dur- Veatch beginning during the week ending July 9 Fulton County News was 80. ing one shows that 79.4 million Americans 12 years week of the 1956 political conventions. Fulton, Ky. Martha House got a nice wel- Albert E. Sindlinger, Dear Paul: come when she reported hack to and older listened to the radio, whereas 78.6 president of the firm, stated The Woman's Club wants to work after being absent for 2 million that radio entertainment usually in- weeks. persons watched tv during the same thank you for the publicity your period, creases in popularity during the summer newspaper gave the recent bake Those on the sick list are Rex months, with the high point sale and dessert-coffee it spon- Ruddle. Sam Jackson and Mary coming at the end sored. Needless to say, without Jefferies, all of Dept. 2709. During the week ending July 16 daily radio of August, but in 1958 it did not outdistance your generosity in allowing un- Joyce Wilford and husband. listening was attributed to 79.1 million people tv. The pre-1948 films "supported" tv last limited coverage of the plans Harry Gene, took supper with and daily tv viewing to 77.9 million. summer, according made, the results would not have Frances Chon and husband, Dick, to Mr. Sindlinger. been as satisfactory. on Sunday night. Joyce and Fran- As you know, the public library ces work in Dept. 2708. is housed In the club house of the Also frcrn Dept. 2708 comes this Woman's Club. Along with costly news, Erma Clark is back at her repairs each year, the club also desk after being off sick a couple pays the librarian's salary. Monies of days. for these are provided through oc- Mable McAlister's father, Mr. casional money making projects. Will Puckett of Water Valley un- MR. BUSINESSMAN Thanks again for your support. der went surgery in the Baptist Hospital at Paducah. Mable, we Yours truly. ever before — Mrs. Hendon Wright hope your day will soon be home Now — more than you can't overlook Mrs. Parks Weeks and well again. Mrs. Nathan Wade Frances Yates and husband, RADIO. And when you nuy RADIO, you must have Mrs. Charles Jacob Lawrence, attended the Ice Follies Mrs. Robert Rudolph in Memphis Sunday. Francs says RADIO WFUL to adequately cover your market with and Means Committee this was her first time for the Ice Ways lower cost in the total of impressions made for your advertising message. Call 1270 or 1500 for a sales rep- DID YOU KNOW? resentative to call and discuss ways and means of en- If you are a U. S. Veteran of any of the wars, listing the "pulling power" of WFUL in your advertis- which our country has been engaged, that your ing program. Honorable Discharge entitles you to a flag to drape the casket and a $250.00 burial allowance, also other benefits which you check over with the Vet- erans' Administration office. Be sure your Honor- able Discharge is handy where your family can get In the -Tenn emergency. Ken Area most it quickly in the event of an listeners prefer We are service officers for the American Legion and will be glad to assist you with any problems related to Veterans Benefits. AM Hornbeak Funeral Home 1000 WATTS 500 WATTS Phony 7 Fulton, Ky. 35 Years tantinaes Service SERVE AGAIN WE SERVE TO —THE RADIO VOICE OF THE FIVE—STATE AREA" Page The Fulton News, Thursday, March 17, 1960 TV ANTENNAS: We install- ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS FOR SALE-Dining table and Continued from Page this Cc:Manned /rant Pep One -repair and move. Get trade chair from $19.95 at Wade's Used Sealed proposals will be re- It's fantastic, this telephoning snranLEnELD-- THE EDWARDS STORE in May- our prices. We service all makes Store. Easy terms. 217 Main Sc reached trial. Special Judge Alex field, is primarily engaged in sell- TV. Phone 307. Roper Television ceived at the City Clerk's office, from overseas. Paul's voice was so Street, phone 478. recounts in the three counties that CLASSIFIED ADS clear as if he were talking in the trig men's wear, but also interested City Hall, Fulton, Kentucky for Humphrey granted • motion for a WHITE OAK TIMBER WANTED kLL KINDS OF KEYS made in preserving American ideals. So, the construction of a building for FOR SALE-Living room suites other room, except that it was a summary judgment in favor of -We buy white oak standing Fo please listen, won't you, at 10:30 from $22.50. Add chair from $1.50. little expensive talking than what Stubbliefield on the contention of while you wait. Forrester's timber, custom logs, custom the City of Fulton, Kentucky, un- each Sunday morning to Citizens Trade with Wade and Save he would do around town. We his attorneys that Gregory wait- Tonight( Shoe Shop, 204 Main stave and heading bolts. Con- til 7:30 P. M. April 4, 1960 at Council Forum over WCBL, Ben- Wade's Used Store, 217 Main were amused at the telephone op- too long to protest. will call at tact us for prices and specifica- which time and place the bids will ed ton, 1290 KC, The Edwards Store, Street. Phone 478. erator's Latin accent his first term Stubblefield has in the resit NOW is the time to get your tions. L. C. Engle, Buyer Tel. be publicly opened and read a- and when In Mayfield. 3-tc. Mary Jo answered favorable attention by his That youni Typewriter and Adding Mac- 5-2765 Martin, Tenn. C. A. loud. Any bids received after the the phone she won mission of hine Overhauled. See Cleo Lewis, Buyer Tel. Chapel 7- stated time will be returned un- SNOW BUSTERS jumped sky-high because she work as a member of the House collect fund Peeples, Servioe Manager of 1812 Mayfield, Ky. opened. knew it was her daddy calling and Agriculture Committee. When it FOR SALE which has The Harvey Caldwell Com- The work includes both general said she: "The telephone operator He was influential in the pas- is dreds of cl pany, DRIVE-IN Office Out- Real Estate in Fulton and mechanical work in the con- ON EAST STATE LINE. 4 miles Spanish." Paul said he missed sage of legislation favorable to all of you the past ye fitters, Phone 674. FOR REM: Flom sanding ma- struction of the building, with re- from city limits, on Kentucky and us, but I'm sure he tobacco growers and in the adop- -Iffe - said that a little sheepishly, self-financing chine and electric floor polish- lated work, all as shown on draw- side. 12 Acres of land, New three seeing tion of the TVA hill The Clot] uesi un Office as how he was enjoying such So far there is no announced op- F`CR THE BE51 CHARLES W. BURROW er and electric vacuum clean- ings and specifications on file in bedroom Brick Veneer home, perate fina warm Furniture buy Shaw-Walker. 309 Walnut Phone 61 ers. Exchange Furniture Co the office of the Architect, Robert storm doors and windows, two full weather and we were so position to Stubblefield in the needed to c See James 0. Butts at The Phone 35, Church Street. Y. Fleming, 1027 Falls Building. baths, one in color. Has R. E. A. everlasting cold around Fulton. Democratic primary. ties and otl C.aldwell Co., Harvey Farm Loans Memphis. Tennessee, and in the Electric heat, Asphalt driveway Gregory has been mentioned as eration exp Office Outfitters, DRIVE-IN It's smart to save money -- office of the City Clerk, City Hall, with double car-port. This fine FOR SALE-Truck-load of re- a possibility to attempt a come- heart to gii We trade for your Conventional Loans he has not yet Phone 674. Bring your washing to the Fulton, Kentucky. Plans and speci- home has a kitchen and den com- frigerators from $49.95. Trade with back. but decided just one d equipment FHA Loans old fications may be procured from bination. built-in oven and range Wade and Save. Wade's Used whether to do so. add your bl -The very best the office of the Architect upon with birch cabinets. Has living Store, 217 Main Street, phone 478. State Rep. Fred Morgan of Mc- and the hu SEPTIC tank pumping: call C. D. selection of real Fulton Launderette deposit of $15.00 per set for com- room and dinning Cracken County has also been less fortuni Thurman, Fulton, at 1379 before estate for sale at all times room combin- • 24 washers plete sets. Refund in the amount ation, with beautiful red oak mentioned as a possible candidate The Clot 7: am or after 4: (Saturday and WANTED AT ONCE. Man or Capacity 9 or 16 pounds of $10.00 will be made to bona floors. This borne was bought by for the post East State Sunday, any hour.) . woman to serve Rawleigh Cus- • 6 Dryers fide bidders only upon return of a official of Ferry-Morse Seed tomers in City of Fulton. Op- from Brow Capacity 30 pounds each such documents within five (5) by the Hui FOR RENT-Sleeping rooms for Company who has been trans- portunity for good worker. Many CARD OF THANKS days from receipt of bids. Women's C men. Call Mrs. Leland Jewell, ferred. Should the consideration of earning 2100 and up full time. We wish to express our sincere FARM LOANS Located on Carr in old King from all t) 315 Carr Street, phone 177. Bids shall be enclosed in sealed this property involve the sale of Write Rawleigh's, Dept. KYC-10- appreciation for all the kindness Motor Co. building:, -not only envelopes marked "Bid for Ad- your present home, we will be 71-15, Freeport, Ill. shown in the passing of our dead Open 7: a. m. is 10: p. m. On Mond MAYTAG WASHERS, standard dition and Alterations to Garage glad to assist you in any manner. one, and above all what the Long Terms- ly of five t and automatic models, $139.95 and Maintenance Shop, for the Give us a call, we will be happy nurses did for us while in the hos- completely and up. Sales and service. -Easy Payments bid will be received for the corn- to discuss this property, or show it pital. and Dr. Glynn - such a won- lost all of Bennett Electric, Phone 201. City of Fulton, Kentucky. A single at any time. derful person. How he worked to RUPTURE that destro plete job, and instruction to Bid- WE RENT - - - - save the life. The Sensational New TOP prices for Walnut timber, Invention ders and General Conditions ap- IN REELERTON COMMUNITY - May God rest with all of you. Sutherland's "MD" Truss logs or lumber, and other hard- FARM INSURANCE proved by the City Council shall 63 acres of land all sowed down. Hospital beds Mrs. Charlie Bohn No Belts - No wood logs and lumber. Miller Straps - be considered a part of any bid. House needs repairs but is live- and children. No Odors able. On Black top road in fine Baby beds Lumber Company, Inc., Jackson, A cashier's check, certified check, Roll-away Tenn; Phone 2-3761. -- All kinds - City Drug Co. Fulton or acceptable bid bond executed neighborhood. Land seldom sells beds CARD OF THANKS by the Bidder and a Surety Com- in this area and is a bargain at Vacuum Cleaners We would like to thank our - Crops, buildings, pany, payable to the Owner in an $0500.00. Possession with deed. Floor polishers friends for their many acts of amount equal to Possession with deed. vehicles. etc. - at last five (5) • • • • • • kindness during our recent stay in NEW SYLVANIA TV percent of the Bid shall be sub- the Hillview Hospital here and ON BOAZ CHAPEL ROAD - throe WADE FURN. CO. TV and Radio Repair on MR. FARMER mitted with each proposal as a Baptist Hospital in Memphis. May guarantee that, if awarded the miles from town, in Kentucky. Phone God bless you all. All Makes and Models Three bedroom brick veneer 103 Fulton, Ky. Capitol and Columbia Stereo Atkins, Holman contract the bidder will promptly Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Adams SAVE ON enter into a contract and execute home, enclosed garage, built in and Hi-Fl sets oven and range situated on three All the latest single records and an Owner's Protective Bond in NO1 amount of acres of land. All modern con- urrs RAVI• PARTY albums in Stereo, Hi-Fl, Pop, and Taylor one hundred (100%) of rear Clivielle Isworases FEEDS the contract price. veniences. This home was owner Religious and Western songs. built and is worth the money. Will No bid shall be withdrawn for 20$ Main St. Phone 5 40% Pork Booster Meal 0.!. a period of thirty (30) days sub- Sometinv TWIN CITY RECORDS sequent to the opening of bids the alloysl $4.45 Cwt. without the consent of the Owner. S today's mo 211 Commercial Phone 73 WICK SMITH WINE fti 1i 40% Pork Booster P.1- The Owner reserves the right to LIQUORS transportat SPINET PIANO reject any or all bids and to waive AGENCY,INC. think that any informality in bidding. Insurance for less Real Estate W11611110111.11.61 raelookyllNek /14 (ol 44E44 LII1111 ERNS lifetime el FREE PARKING! leather sho WANTED: Responsible party to In event of failure of successful Phone 62 FUROR KT. navigate as take over low monthly pay- bidder to execute contract then $4.65 Cwt. pers. I kw other bidders may still be con- • LAKE STREET ments on a spinet piano. Can wrong whim 16% Co-Op Dairy Food sidered and contract awarded. LIQUOR STORE be seen locally. Write: day are nib CREDIT MANAGER P. 0. BOX CITY OF FULTON enjoyed in $3.00 Cwt simply RA Across From 215, SHELBYVILLE INDIANA. FULTON, KENTUCKY Discount way to get Coca-Cola Plant for Quantity and Bags. If you h Mack Ryan WARD'S family you SAVE MONEY "A Feed for Every 031. Buy Auto Insurance oh Need" mean. I h Charles Stafford MUSIC SHOP A - talk about Our 3-PAY PLAN r operate. o ,•••••%,, RCA and Magnavox 40% DOWN. 30% in 3 MOS. 4t HEAVEN HILL course. I 30% in 6 MONTHS TV and Hi-Fl Oa Ilk stand how g For Tht No Interest. No carrying Fulton it this mo Phone TU 50404 Union et& IN Charges. City FIFTH $4" MO *tuft> Bourbon car, especia Your policy is typed and eral ehildri (Complete stock) PINT .. $311 BEST ready for you in 0 few min- KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY imself wa Good selection of records PINT $1" unifor utes, and coverage is effec- Southern on LP .nd 45 rpm HALF lent'&4":11 fer's tive immediately. Stales QUART *re 100 proof • Settled in Bond keeping 1.vr and Mall orders-Special orders as priest Wick Smith Agency Cooperative CALL 62 - 160 Fulton. Kentucky DISTILLED AND lottao sr HEAVEN HILL DISTILLERIES, INC, liAliDSTOWN NELSON (OUNIt Take this CLEANEST Try "NEWS" Classified Ads have been afternoon we have tr USED FURNITURE of them si one momin IT'S Tom TO SAVE AT and went I left her - buy it at the radio / utes. I we R. Paul to • g0Ulitillit States Amu& EXCHANGE I attended fore It was SAO and get Ma Furniture Company music West her at five Church Street Fulton then prone work. At ' March had to be t SPRIND SALE had to go t PIANO BARGAIN Paul had t went back Beautiful spinet console. Full at about f 88 note, 3 pedal, high tension 18-26 COME EARLY-Salo Helms available* at Sale pelves only as long as supply loolis. Ode home. scale. Local music teacher must time for ch sacrifice. Reliable party to as- again was sume small monthly payments. UNICO STA-RITE DEEP-WELL MARGINS POULTRY FEEDER Allows easy changing Write to Credit Mgr. Box 1082, PowerlI ner of cylinder When PUMP height. Galvanized steel. 30-1b. capa- Station C, Evansville. Ind. And night I rep TIRES Delivers plonty of water city. (No. FtH-30.) we will make arrangements to from 30 to 10 rt. wells. ercise I ha see it. nualtktr, tough• r, 575 _gals. per hour at SO res. 43.03 safer. Special trend ft. Ffeavy duty ball-boar- $228 ence was g ln 1 I wipes wet pavements car and th dry for quicker Inototardimnsod91.teNwith3 o. tle walking Top mileage. 84-X:t Packaf Including 4111 hat. Cli%SO n' Nylon. Black. Guar- '/" PLASTIC GANDER NOSE out of the anteed tor uf• or Tire - cord reinforcement ra.5.00 FLOWERS tread. makes it burst nolstant. was exerci 'Wes tag $107.95 Collsweather. •• (No.• a in cold .20 the good, 470115 470x5 750x14 For Every Occasion So acute tubeless mg.:162.30 tubed tubeless titude takir HALLMARK greeting Cards SALL FENCE I SANS PAINT Chalk off-cleans itself. No lead Me- even the li $18.80" $18.80. $18.80' mento'. Non-task Resists checking& becoming RYTEX 'Personalised" relf. 1131.11N reg 011.10. reg. geg.gge Ing. (No. 241 or TT14 Stationery bristle brush. reg. pm Atli.16 of course, hower star (No Fl! 226.) Dri-Pak 6 Volt Battory STA-RITE SHALLOW $13.95 heart troul Scott's Floral Shoppe No power loss In stor- WELL PUMP think how age. Fits most makes ex- Ideal for wells to 25 Compreisod Air their "wall Phone 20-.1 Fulton cept Ford. Mercury. 24- ft Self-priming-once month guarantee. (No. priming chamber Is SPRAYER golf course 161-24.1 6-volt Drl-Pak for filled, pump never pact trucks Fords. Mercury'(No. S21- needs repriming. De- UNICO 21 cu. ft. 24), reg. 815 36'. 1111.35* livers 336 gals. to 730 3% gal. New wide diameter gives activities 12-volt Dry-Pak (No. 524- gals. per hour. Com- greater stability. Safety-lock funnel sight of a 36). reg. 222 40* $16.55* plete with 1%' foot top. (No. 14 OU.) DON'T MOVE WITHOUT FREEZER *Wel 614 battery VniVe. (NO. SNI3-121-1.) A plow is CALLING COLLECT res. $10.35 just plain SI 1.35. $88.95 $134.13mg. $7.27 555 FULTON, KY. Hold 750 lbs. of frown food. ("Fast-freeze" This wee ing in one 7-1833 section holds 90 lbs.) Freezing coils. inside CHapel all 4 walls, give you faster freezing, keep ex- 11111"malk a month w terior dry too. "Whisper-quiet" oornpressor. SOUTHERN fice. I got s, MAYFIELD, KY. STATES activity thi Southern States Co-Operative out of rein reg. my starting :antral Ave. South Fulton Phone 399 body to co: GILLUM S287.00 $349.00 incident thi YOUR SOUTHERN we'll be 11 TRANSFER CO. STATES C • OPERATIVE SERVICE AGENCY Conant