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Larry Joe ngly attir- South Fulton Officials Celebrate WFUL ALWAYS dress of I IN TUNS Yearly: trade area MAO She wore Turning WITH You encrusted On Of New Vapor Lights THE Celi....11sewhere in Uts $4.0 ch was at- th veil of By Wayne Anderson RAIO At dusk Monday night South Fulton's main NEWS Single Copy, 10c thoroughfare, Paschall Street, newly named "Broad- re One) Volume Twenty-Nine Fulton. Fulton County. Kentucky, Thursday, way", came ablaze with light as the new, modern mer- July 28, 1960 Number 30 d Paroles cury vapor street light system came on for The first lee mental time. The event was a red letter day in the South Ful- Scouts Will Return From Jamboree Saturday; given Lip- ton's long fight for TVA power. Our Correspondent Too Busy To Write Much! Delegate Says Political Conventions e were ex- To celebrate the occasion, the Weakley County position to Municipal Electric System held it's board of directors The company of 56.000 Boy there were a few interesting le Pardons Scouts and Scouters from 50 States points. Our group got to Colorado meeting at the Park Terrace Restaurant so that the and 38 Foreign countries has Springs at 1:05 p. m. on the 20th Like Circus; Rs -Johnson at Fort Kennedy Will Win evidently proved rom where board members could see the new lights. Mayor Milton too much for the of July: we didn't get our baggage By Jo Westpheling Counce, City Council members, and other prominent special News' reporter assigned to until 12:00 a. m. We had a miser- rules concerning time elements, "cover" the National Scout Jam- able time because we had to sleep Inez Robb expressed my sincere sentiments the other demonstration procedures and pard's bro- city figures were invited guests. der in the boree now in progress. in supply tents. day when she left California. nominating speeches set forth in The board meeting was followed Said she: "If I never see n jail. "My the TVA's Western Division. Young Paul Westpheling, son of The rest of the time we had a the official rules only to be voted by a parade led by the South Ful- California or the Sports Arena again I feel was afraid "South Fulton's new lighting sys- the News Publishers, - departed pretty good time.—Your Jamboree that I will down consistently by the mem- ton police car and fire truck, from ihe's afraid tem will mean more safety for Fulton for Colorado Springs last Correspondent, Paul Westpheling. always live a full and useful life." bers who would say: "The folks the city limits at the Purk Terrace cars, it will mean more safety for week with paper, envelopes, pen- For the second time in eight years at home will turn off their TV all the way up Paschall Street to people crossing cils The Fifth National Scout I have been a the highway, it and stamps, ... and a "corres- Jam- delegate to the Democratic sets if that happens." or "Joe Lake Street, then back to the will mean more freedom from pondent's kit" which he was eager boree in the largest youth en- National Convention from Dokes promised his home folks he adly south city limits. The lively pa- petty- thievery. People will feel to follow in faithfully reporting camiiment in the world. It is a Kentucky and after this last experience I share the views would get a chance to be on TV including rade. old cars to repre- safer walking along the street at "news" for his home-town paper.. canvas city of almost 30,000 tents of many learned political scientists that the day will if his delegation was polled," or ire sent "yesterday's power" and new night, so they'll do more shopping, So far one short letter has ar- spread out over 2,000 acres at the "It kills a TV audience to have a ones for "today," gaily decorated which will help the merchants." rived, and its non-cornmital tone foot of the Rockies. The 16,000 come when some other method must be devised to select long demonstration Mrs. James for favorite cars, and other features, caused According to plans, the entire speaks for itself of a young man charcoal fires lighted each meal- nominees for the exalted position of President of the son candidates." was badly one WCMF.S official to declare too busy time for good preparation are City of South Fulton will be with exciting events to United States. I could not help but raise my "I don't think they could do this sit down using 20 freight car loads of char- Rely night illuminated by the modern mer- and write a good story. small voice in objection to this well even at home in Martin!" Writes out coal briquettea. Sirloin steak din- I will not presume to tell you how. I'm not that Lich started cury vapor lights by the end of correspondent from the thinking, but needless to say it Each of the 41 lights along Pas- Jamboree ner for tonight (Thurs, July 28) r was away August. this week: smart. But having taken an active part in two such con- made little impact on those tele- chall Street has its own individual will take 1,330 steers alone just for Mr Brazelton said that the TVA (Colo. Sees., July 33) ventions I think perhaps I am a little vision-hungry delegates who were d to have photo-electric cell to turn it on at Dear the one meal!" qualified to tell sub-station now under construc- Friends. looking for an opportunity to show ^e wiring in dusk, and is mobnted on a steel The first you "why." tion on the Kentucky side of East night, July 17, we But even without more news their faces to the folks back home. pole 21 feet above the ground. bearded the train The "why" is because the as- ant national rules committee. Gov- hen. State Line just west of the country at 1e:15 p. m. from our Rueter, all is not lost. If an actual count of technicians, They are spaced at 125-foot inter- although the train sembled convention seems to have ernor Herschel Lovelace of Iowa club will be completed on or be- didn't start The boys will return to Fulton commentators, engineers, clerical ucka were vals, staggered along both sides of moving Ull 1:45 lost its intent and purpose. Per- was chairman of the committee fore November 1. He emphasized a. m. Most of us this Saturday afternoon, just in personnel and leg-men were Bre. the street, and will provide three didn't get to haps because of television the and Stephen Mitchell, former that the present system is ade- sleep dm to the fact time to sit down with Dad and counted I can be safe in saying times as much light for the same we weren't moving. Mom event has taken on the facade of a chairman of the National Demo- if furniture quate to fill the normal needs of At about 3: or that evening and watch an that there were more TV people amount of electticity. so big show, a circus, a picnic, and cratic Committee and Clarence n trim the the present users, but that it I think most of the boys went hour-long TV show showing a lit- at the convention than delegates. The cost of the system is placed is a who-dunit all rolled into one. Cannon, an astute parliamentarian a rural line, and may be subject to sleep. tle of everything that went on out And I've always heard that at between $10,000 and $20,000, to to Come to think of it, I think I'll de- of Missouri served with 'him. the overloads and possible Meek of the trip was dull but there. majority wins and they be paid by the break- lete the word "perhaps" in connec- Copies of the rules to govern did. WCMES, with downs until the the South Fulton completion of the tion with television and tell you convention were As far as the outcome of the paying only 8% per sub-station. handed to us only year on the investment. AS I ATE A HOT DOG that this new and exciting medium 30 minutes before the meeting convention is concerned I can only The say "Mercury vapor street lights elaborate new street light- of communications has all but started and there can be no doubt that John Kennedy and his or- ing system used to be considered only fancy on Paschall Street now taken over the modus operandi of that they were written and revised ganization attended the convention gives only to decoration, but now they are the South Fulton one of the a national convention and all by some of America's greatest make official the nomina- most tion symbol of a progressive town," re- attractive and impressive This Fellow Kennedy other rules and regulations per- public relations experts, not mind that they knew they had "in the flected A. P. Brazenom director of entrances of any city in this area. taining thereto are subservient to you, to govern the candidates and bag" before they ever got Mr. Brazelton pointed out, "When the television camera. delegates, but seemingly for the there. 111 these industralists going north see,t Let me tell you a revolting convenience of the television spon- His was an organization of youth this —jottings lighting system, they'll think, Got The Good Number story! sors and their networks. and courage and stamina never 'Hey, from here's a progressive town, I was privileged, with Attorney Time and again experienced and before encountered in the political one that's really on the ball!'" By Jo Westpheling up and passed a remark about the General John Breckinridge of deeply concerned members of the annals of America. It was a com- "Ten years from now you'll be senator from Massachusetts and Kentucky, to serve on the import- committee would object to the bination of efficiency, hoop-la, A funny thing happened to me able to stand here and remember the whole place went wild again. imagination, power and money. fo's on Wednesday night of the Nation- this night, and realize that THAT HAPPENED time and Never before have so many been it's Democratic Convention. only the beginning." al time again. blitzed by so much. They left I went to the Sports Arena with Celebrating citizens of South I thought that man with the nothing to chance. No delegate all good intentions of casting Fulton were told to look to Ken- my hammer was going to clobber was too insignificant or too pow- one-half vote for Lyndon Johnson tucky for' an object lesson in the somebody, until a real nice old erful for the Kennedy clan to as the Democratic Nominee hobbling of the initiative and for lady wearing one of those little tackle. en- States, Note Book terprise of the people. President of the United but flowery hats came up on the box Once, on the eve of the ballotieg it looked like most of the folks with him. Her voice wasn't very The statement was made by Joe a Los Angeles newspaper blared here were having some kind of a loud, and it cracked a little now Swidler, Nashville attorney in cit- this headline: "Revolt Among picnic and before I knew it the and then, but when she said ing the differences between Delegates Perils Kennedy Lead." "He was a mighty fine man and Ten- picnic grounds were bedlawn and "sit," they sat nessee and Kentucky utility laws. It obviously was the cue, perhapi 1 had all the respect in the world everybody was screaming and hol- They hardly got comfortable be- thing .that intoggpee,,pie," inspired, to get a true reading oil 10/ .killa.44111.11084/402114.Mise; losing. ' isomebo17"3tarted a gambling I' 'Boa fortunate we the situation, and that did it. talked with ithn from clarksdale, are I bought a hot dog and wander- game. You know how picnics are. that the Tennessee Legfiltature in The Kennedy organizatioi Miss. about my father's death. I ed in to hatre a look around. I was Some people down on the floor this field has tried to help rounded up movie stars, television think that everybody felt that way com- about half way down the aisle would yell a bunch of numbers, munities achieve their stars, and famous political big- about my father and it was a Collis." when some joker standing behind and a fellow I reckon was a hook- In Kentucky, the attorney wigs to scout the delegations and source of comfort to all of us to said, a big brown box yelled "Johnson," ie, up on the box would repeat utility legislation is "more of an they found out what they knew know that all through the years. and that picnic just lost all con- the numbers to make sure he had effort toward obstruction and was there all along and even more trol of itself. the bets straight, I guess. nearly ninety frustration—an effort to prevent . . . victory on the first ballot. Though he was They all started running up and FINALLY A FELLOW named Wednes- cities and communities from And after that the convention when he passed away last down the aisles blowing horns and Kennedy won the pot, and all handling their own business was over. All of us knew that the day I cannot recall many days in the sirens, and screaming and holler- those people started way they want to." acting silly man Kennedy would pick as his his lifetime when he Was ill. He ing like a bunch of half-wits. again, so I decided to leave. Swidler was the principal speak- running mate was in, and when was always robust in health and in THINGS GOT so crowded in the I found a ramp out behind- the er at the dinner meeting which his choice was Lyndon Johnson spirit and while we knew his suf- aisle that I raised my hot dog to place, and as I was going was part of the celebration up I the contest was over. The Ken- fering was torturous near the end, to ush- keep the mustard off those people passed a whole er in what South mess of policemen it was he who cheered us when we Fulton calls it's --but somebody put a cowboy hat tucky delegation was happy at the "TVA Era." coming down. They had a bushy- sat as his bedside to try to bring on it. choice, of course, in spite of the South haired young -fellow trapped in the him comfort. Surely during his Fulton started a fight Finally another man got fact that at a Thursday morning several behind middle of the pack. lifetime he encountered almost in- years ago to get TVA pow- that box and he told caucus we voted to support Stuart er, all those peo- He didn't look at all the sort who IN DISTINGUISHED COMPANY: Jo Westpheling. Fulton. was in dis- surmountable trials and tribula- and the campaign was intens- Symington. We selected Syming- ple that he wanted them to sit would have the law after him, but tinguished company on the last night of the Democratic national con- ified two years ago. The town was ton because we thought he would tions trying to rear a family of down, but ot a single one did. there he was. vention in Los Angeles when she represented Governor Bert Combs then served by Kentucky Utilities add strength to the ticket, but twelve children, but if ever he de- He had a big old hammer, and He waved at me and hollered on the Mort Sahl show on KHJ-TV along with (1ft) Governor Leroy Co., when its franchise expired primarily I think, because we spaired of his responsibilities we he kept whacking on that box un- something about needing Collins of Florida and (right) Governor Orval Freeman of Minnesota. the city contracted with the my sup- never dreamed that Johnson would never knew it. Weak- til he got so mad and so red that port, but I wasn't ley County Municipal about to tangle take the second spot. For one fleet- Electric thought he was going to leave with all those cops—besides, System of Martin, Tenn., I was ing moment we underestimated the "Papa," as we called him in the for its the whole darned picnic. late for the power. late show on televi- power manner of the old school had He no sooner got things under sion. John Earle And Browder Mill Are and strategy of the Ken- nedy organization. friends in all walks of life. He was control than another man jumped the kindest, most considerate man Joe Davis Speaks First Place Winners In Contest The question now is :an Ken- I ever know and I often heard my Howard' Adams nedy and Johnson win in Novem- J. G. Earle and Browder Milling class Is a week's fishing trip to mother say that all of the children Joe Davis had charge of the Mrs. Latham Dies ber? My answer is yes, but sure. Has Stroke Tuesday Company of Fulton have just been Luck, Wisconsin. How and why? would have been richly endowed program at the weekly luncheon- Because Jack advised that they are the first Mr. Earle and L. M. McBride, Kennedy is a political had not my father given away meeting of the Fulton Rotary Club Howard Adams, owner of How- Tuesday Afternoon pheno- place winners in Class "A" and representing Browder Milling menom. He went even the shirt on his back to per- at thir"Park Terrace. He made an ard's Drive-In Cafe in Highlands, into protestant Mrs. Class "F" respectively of a seed Company, along with the other West Virginia and sons who were less fortunate than indiresting talk on "International suffered a severe heart attack and Mary L. Latham of South came out the Fulton, corn sales contest conducted by winners, will leave for Wisconsin winner. He debated astute, he. We gladly relinquished any Rigations". stroke early Tuesday morning and widow of L. T. Latham, experi- Princeton Farms, Princeton, Indi- on July 30. Other winners making enced, influential Lyndon endowment we might have had to Japes Green and Jerry Warren is a patient in the Fulton Hospital. died at 3:30 p. m. Tuesday at the Johnson ana. the trip are from Boonville, New on television have learned the lessons of sin- presided at the Birthday Table, Obion County Hospital in Union in Los Angeles and Mr. Adams, still unconscious, re- Harmony and Terre Haute, cerity and generosity from him. honoring City. She was 77. The winners in each class were Indi- his ability and charm matched Randall Burcham on his mained " the same Wednesday ana; Mt. Mrs. Latham was a member of determined on the basis of the Carmel, Illinois, and Ft. against the Senator from Texas birthday. Morning Payne, Alabama. He was not a learned or highly the Church of God in South Ful- most increase in sales of Princeton won him some of the Johnson This will be the second time educated man but his wisdom of ton. Hybrids. Mr. Earle had an increase for votes. His youth will be like a Mr. Earle to have made what was good and bad and right Funeral services will be held of 806 bushels while Browder the trip. magnet to the conscientious young increase Both he and Dr. H. W. Connaugh- and wrong transcended that of any Thursday afternoon at 2, at the Mill's was 204 bushels. voters of America and to parents There different ton of Dixie Mobile Milling scholar. He was the most gregari- Whitnel Funeral Home chapel were six classes in Com- who will see in him vi-dons and here. The Rev. the contest and first prize in each pany were winners in 1958. hopes for their own sons. ous man I ever knew and like Will Wayne Owens of • Rogers I don't think he ever met Water Valley will officiate. Burial His war record, courageous and a man he didn't like, or who didn't will be in Allison Cemetery in heroic, will appeal to the veterans Graves Wade Wins who cannot help but like him. County near Mayfield. Hillview Trip admire him. She leaves three daughters, Mrs. Adds The nearest he comes to being a When my father was laid to rest Robert Cunningham of East St. To Honolulu farmer is residence on his vast on Friday amid mounds of floral Louis, Mrs. Era Dell Allen and Six New Rooms estates, but you just know he'll Mrs. get th best Secretary offerings that were mute evidencel Jerry Scribner, both of South Nathan Wade, manager of Wade of Agricul- Fulton; ture the Nation has of the love and respect in which two sons, Thomas Latham Officials at Hillview Hospital, Furniture Company in Fulton, has ever known. of East His labor following he was held by his friends and St. Louis and Billie Latham revealed Wednesday to Harry won a five-day all-expense trip at Los Angeles of was unbelievable relatives, we realized that he Water Valley; three sisters, Bolser, a Courier-Journal report- to Waikiki Beach, Honolulu, Ha- and his foreign Mrs. policy will planned the taproots of a large Betty Biggers, Mrs. Nora er, that plans are in the making waii. He will be surely be handled by Leggett Adiai Stevenson, family who must find courage and and Mrs. Bennie Brooks, for an immediate addition to their leaving on Sept. a man who could all of have and might strength in the way of life he Mayfield; two brothers, Dick hospital. 6 via commer- have been presi- Richard dent and taught us. The loss of one parent of Fulton and Johnny D. John Ragsdale said that six cial jet airlines a good one. Richard of Kansas The religious issue is a heart-breaking experience as City, Kans.; 23 rooms, adding twelve beds, will on the first re- will pale into grandchildren insignificance those of you who have witnessed and 12 greatgrand- be made to the hospital. gular scheduled when the charm children. and sincerity of this It must know. But somehow when Dr. Ragsdale said that the new jet aircraft to young man puts to God calls the other parent to join project will cost in the vicinity of take off from shame the bigots and the radicals. his mate in heaven the children Hal Riddle To ;30,000. When the new facilities Memphis Muni- and relatives who are left to bear are added. Dr. Ragsdale said, the cipal Airport. PIERCE BALLOT BOX the grief must find the family Appear On TV hospital will add a new physician Nathan Wade He will be its staff. roots to hold them together. ' to accompanied on the trip by Mrs. There will be a ballot box it Hal Riddle, former Fulton boy, Wade. Pierce, Tenn., for this election, will In the difficult days ahead I appear on television in "The Mrs. Riddle entertained Friday Wade Furniture Company won It was announced today. Last know that with prayer and de- Verdict Is Yours", on Thursday with A Coffee, honoring Mrs. Ter- the all-expense paid trip by sell- year the Pierce Precinct box termination Friday we can keep the home MORT SAHL, West-Coast counterpart of Jack Parr, tomes out a dry- and of this week at 2:30 ry, Fultonians invited were Mrs. ing 240 Gibson major appliances. was eleminated and an residents fires together and aglow with the wit quip to Jo Westpheling during her appearance on his late show p. m., over Channel 12. Joe Davis, Mrs. Nora Alexander, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Wade of of Pierce and community had to courage and faith that they give along with Governors Collins and Freeman. Jo seems to be enjoying Hal is the son of Mr. and Mrs Mrs. Ann Whitnel, Mrs. L. 0. the Wade Furniture Company, vote at South Fulton. Now, they us. It Immensely. (Sabi show is a West-Coast network affair). F. H. Riddle, now of Mayfield. Bradford and Mrs. Clarence Reed. Union City, also won trips. can return to voting at Pleree. Hsu ad SIWIlliss, but were refused was appointed Quartermaster-gen- • • • teem was atone available. eral. Co. Thomas expected the ap- Why Do y Whaler;I 'STRICTLY BUSINESS pointment. Captain Ewell's mules were ..111••••••=111•1••••ma . . . Why do our dollars and our was led to understand that the people stolen by the Apaches. (Two years "LL CAL Johnstos," said the later Ewell ould be a Confederate wowspepers, "was • nephew at personal help seem to harvest enmity of that other country knew who was Major-General.) War Soorelary Floyd." Floyd se- appointment for Johns- instead of friendship. Far be it from sending the aid and what they were Army enlistments were being cured the H. outranked Johnston. sending. Yet, we were told by a native rushed in ills. I 1151, said the ton. Thomas the writer to feel he has the answer, July, 1/160. in men- Washington CONSTITUTION, of The papers of Fun of that country that the people there matter. merely said:" but if this country's statesmen (if we 25,84111 trying to enlist in the army, Honig the day a' understood that the have any) could find that answer, the thought an organization in their own only LEH met the pysical condi- it is legality Tuner appointment of Lt. Co. country and that country's govern- tions of the army and were ac- of the Miss I course of history would be changed in Johnston as Quartermaster-gener- eepted am physiesly qualified. Nashv short years. ment had obtained the help given and al will be contested by Col. Thom- dent, a few The U. S. Army had, exclusive as. It is said that Col. Thomas is ville It does seem foolish to continue supplied the money for certain com- of medical and storekeepers. only very bitter, and so are his Mends Rev. V munity improvements. Yes, this most 950 officers of all ranks. (Later 239 on a program that has proven to work . . . it is said that the President son G of these would resign to join the well informed citizen of that other had been ready to send the name Thomi out adversely to our interests. Better Confederate Army when their of Col. Thomas to the Senate. but Burial program at all than one that boom- nation, had been told the political states seceded.) no yieled to the wishes of Secretary tery b leaders of that nation, and a group Late In June of 1360, a It. Joe erangs and eventually wins us ene- Floyd." ,burg Wheeler with his Mounted Rifles through which the activity was car- (Johnston would become mies instead of friends. left the trainig camp at Carlisle the MIs second in command of the Con- in-law Look at Japan. The U. S. A. and ried out, had themselves been supply- Barracks in Pennsylvania for New federate Army. Thomas would not at the ing the benevolences. Mexico. (Before the end of the its Allies conquered Japan and could resign when his state War Between the States, Wheeler secede, but era hi Pictures were carried in the pa- would have occupied that nation under the would become "Fighting Joe remain in the U. S. army. other Later he was to gain immortality mond accepted precepts of military victory. pers giving the local country's top po- Wheeler" of the Cenfederacy.) as the Union "Rock of Chicam- crs be Instead we choose to be generous. liticans the credit. In fact, until your Something happened in Wash- ington which would cost the South auga" and the "Hammer of Nash- Miss editor told this person that all of those ville" when turn Japan over to the Japanese and dear later. When it started it his army destroyed at Pit the them work ogt their own future things received by the people of the seemed such a trifling affair... it last Confederate army in the gradui let West.) without our interference. other country were sent to and paid was merely a bit of ill-feeling be- High "That sentence shottld read: 'We hope you'll LOOK tween a Lt. Col. Johnston and a Small events can cast big sha- numb Now, when the President of the for by Americans, the party had no dows. C. at our salesman's line — not LL5TEN to his line!'" Col. Thomas. Both men were Vir- D. United States is invited to visit Japan, idea such was the case. ginians, and both would become half s thousands of her citizens (who could In summation, it would appear wswiligaigraNIM20 famous generals . . . but Johnston secret that would fight for the South, Thomas ICITS-TV Amer: very well be political slaves of the Al- one of the basic reasons why our for the North. The affair came Baptis proffers of aid and friendship are not FROM THE FILES:— PROGRAM SCHEDULE lies) threaten violence to the leader of about because Lt. Col. Johnston CHANNEL 12 She appreciated is that the people Mattis that nation which has befriended receiv- ('ape Girardeau, Mktssowl ing them DO NOT KNOW Americans leaves them. WPSD-17 THURSDAY, Judy 211 Bober o go have had any part in the program. The Clock— Brest/last :11 *sere% Storm ton; fl There is something terribly Turning Back PROGRAM SCHEDULE • SO News .30 ides Mehl This ignorance can probably be 9.1$ Kangaroo :010 Metiers ford o wrong with one of two things; the CHANNEL 6 I/ 00 Dec Bride July W. 1940 Saturday, Aug. 22, 23 and 24. ISoarteoes Rayrra attributed to lack of effective public Paducah, Kentucky •30 Video Maar :1111 ihilffiss Mew American program of making friends Plans are maturing here for the 14/141 I Lame Less 30 lap. Conese. est Lo Locker Mrs. Robert Burrow was hostess THURSDAY, July 23 50 )5 Henna, 10 we. OHM& or the American people personally. relations and the lack of, or poor, installation of Frozen Food 11:111 Ise. of Uhl 30 both o '43 Sign Oa Malang Is.. Oeiaves. farmers and to a bridge party Tuesday night 1 SO Dr Searelt•Tomef. 011 Ike. communications service, available for 7:09 - NI Thies Roots Comma Palll One more example of how our between this country Today 11:46 010141Ieg LAOS 30 Bee G. at her home on Jefferson street, 9'90 Dough Re IN1 3 1141 CONIedr Combea. local citizens at very little cost, 12.115 Nen MD Roo. Co-. Hadar and the PEOPLE 11:38 Play -Kubik 3 11/ aevcature proffers of aid and friendship are re- of the other coun- L. DeMyer, proprietor of the U. D. honoring her guest, Mrs. W. S. 12:116 HMS 30 Rey Coneys. ford I 1010 Price-RION 410 The lifelhegil 13:30 Wilellhor 10 Annotinced Winstead of Madisonville, Ky. sf ceived. tries, not just the politicians. DeMyer Market announced this 11230 osassewasios 4 31I Ws sass 3130 Wend Tures 30 Tell The Truth and Pi week. 11 00 140 Pall CHOW 1 00 Ilea Hunt Only recently we learned of a Whatever it is, we had better find 1185 Could lb You 5:31/ am. =a. 110 2311110_94011, I IS Welk Yew Miss Sara Helen Williams at- 1210 Sews 519 nen* 114 Tas sicansaao. II 341 Theatre MI6 rooter sewn to IS 'The Poseisa country to which a large group of out and correct the situation or we'll Congressman Noble Gregory an- tended a bridge luncheon in Union 3 38 Vanilla Teen 12 45 News 13 30 Ramo. MOM 14 30 new 1:011 Brig!~ Ds* Lim Americans wind up without a friendly peoples in nounces for reelection to the of- City Tuesday. given by Miss Bet- 1 SO Historn-Det 16411 Jack Parr offered and gave an amaz- 1.30 Ler. Toone MN SIM Off raumi. July 211 fice of Representative in Congress tye Burdick in compliment of ing the entire world. TANI Breakfast S. 355 !righter Day Unt amount of assistance in a gesture the first Kentucky district. Misses Betty Jones of Mt. Pleasant, FRIDAY, July SP of 4 4$ Sign On COD ilhs Brothers 9:911 News 3 lb Secret Stars daugh of friendship. The group in the USA —Oakdale (Calif) Leader Margaret Waller of Lenoir City 1 00 Today 430 Dawn Party 41- 111 Cap Keegan") 1 10 Ids. Keret 955 Dec Bride Nix B and Missie McCiary of Philadel- 910 Dough Re 121 185 Pie... 4 00 Star Matinee The KennTenn Exposition will 9,30 Pley-Risesh •419 lbws • 30 Video Village 4.30 Canoga mer F 10 00 I phia. Tenn., guests of Miss Laura 1510 Prteo MOH 11 -46 Ilasither Love Lacy 5 NI Ruffles Show be held in Fulton at the Fair 19 30 in a LI BERMONETTE OF THE WEEK 10-30 Contraltos I II illterte The Morison LW Racille Hotted Grounds on Thursday through Neville Moss. 1110 Truth or Coe. 41111 Reoset 11.99 Love et Lae SAND fkoreboard tended Ceeld Se To. 5111 Cisaerron City 11 Is SeanIt 11111 Weather 11:341 1145 111:4111 News 7-19 Wichita Twee Ould. Luba Lai setwuwo Fune 12 15 Past. Speaks 1119 Playhouse 13 4141 News 5:211 Regitelo day at Dooley? 13 N Nene 7:71 Hotel Depart, It, Dr. 11.30 Roam Room OM ilea q Why Do Pert" 1,09 Queen tor i 9 00 Moos-al 13 **cause $ II Video Village Baptis 11.35 115 Lor. Young 12.00 Hiehway Pat. World Tuna • 10 Dec Bride around town with 111/0 ford oi By Richard B.Scheiber ness!" He went on to say he found his 111111 Dr Malone 10,30 Noes Pull Circle SIM Twilight wee 2:30 Thee, Rotes 10 45 Jack Pear 135 Hew pane 5 31 Parsee to Pt.. ed. Bu 1:110 happiness in a sense of fulfillment in 310 Theatre 11,69 Sign Off MtUlonalr, 10 09 13 Theatre llornb 3 30 Verdict Tears 12 50 Nees Ifeathee Born in 1927 in St. Louis of a 335 Advent4tre the ch doing what God meant him to do on SATURDAY, July M SATURDAY, July 20 family, Tom Dooley never woo oe Reel wealthy 1:12 3 30 Big Picture o 00 Can Kangaroo 4 30 The !tattoo this earth. "I% a doctor," Dooley says, 116 It P 0. - TV 4 00 Detective-Mar, was the • WHerki•-Jeckle 0 30 Lone Ranger a little knew hardship. His schooling Jewell 1110 News 4 10 Western Trolls 11/10 Minty Rose" it Ouida 00 Hewes II Brown "a doctor's job is to cure sick people, Ild• Jet Jackson 111 341 Racing 10 00 Big Picture 11 30 Perry medical school Junior Auction III Papers Mame best. After finishing 0:30 15 30 News CBS 1 in Wanted and M and that's exactly what I'm doing." I IS News CO Howdy Doody II 00 Ur King • SO Mr Linty commission in 9:21 Ruff ki Roddy 4 50 lion•osa gig am an in 1953, he received a II 30 W•ierfront r 10 Hato Owe "Other doctors get a sense of ful- :01 leery t 30 Challenge 13 GO News 5 00 Duked 0 SO Ounernaka the Navy and volunteered to assist in "Ice Palace" ming classes on Monday of this 111111 Circus Boy Lockup 13 IS Weather . . Show of If you failed to see 11:110 True Story •30 Manhunt Wept Ken fillment too," Dooley says."They cure 13 IS Baseball 11 Theatre this week, week. U -30 PIM • 5 IS Man tro- the evacuation of refugees from Com- at the Fulton Theatre 12 36 flat Dante 1 rel Newe-Weathgr is an u sick people just as I do. But they know you missed one of the best motion ll 41 On Deck 10 OD Welk--Partt 3 30 Hollywood munist guerilla warfare in North 1110 NW Basehal111 90 Bat Meets Petit here. I en- 3-30 Sthool Mary 53 00 Sum Off SUNDAY, if they aren't there, someone else will pictures ever shown We were so sorry to learn that July 31 Icy. Jil Vietnam. away 3:40 Watch Mr W. s 00 Lamp u-to-feet 5 00 Pei CBS joyed it so much. I came a brother of Mr. Joe Mullins pass- • 30 Loot and %V take care of their sick. With me, it's SUNDAY, July Si UP C1111 30 Two Centur7 the theatre wishing I could 0 00 knowledge •AO Liseele then became Medical from ed away Saturday. II - 15 Sign Os 00 Cameo Thief. DOOLEY 4 • M Camera Three I IS Dennis different," he says. "If I'm not there move to Alaska. Sas neeassestai 5 05 The Press Men ANNE • 56 (119 News 7 00 Ed Sullivan Officer and interpreter for the Navy 9:11 Rata. Branton s 35 Tline Primal 10 00 This the Life 500 (1 1 Theist, to help my patients, nobody helps We were ,9 orry to learn that 11:30 Christ. agree. 4 00 Over. Trail 10 30 The Chrisers 130 Medical Unit in Haiphong. 9:46 Lotus Word 7 00 brush- as Sc. Hitchcock Preventive During June, the sale of Series Miss Gertrude Murphey of Fulton II 00 Plini 9 00 Lucy In them. I'm the only doctor they know. 1010 Faith Today '7 30 Horne Derby 12 Savings Bonds in Fulton IS Baseball 9 10 Mn Line For eight months, until Haiphong fell E and H is a patient in the I. C. Hospital in 10 N. Th. Aninr.r 500 Chryy Show 12 25 nun flame 141 110 This is Life 5 Oo Loriett• News special "BUT IT GOES deeper than amounted to $8,818. This 11 10 Toting 3 30 Poll t Ica! 10 County Chicago. 11 30 Frontiers of Ir 9 10 Thes•re IS Theatre to the Reds, he organized, built and 343 Feature Film line that," he says. "When I'm working in raised the cumulative figure for 5300 NBC Baseball to oo New. Thought-le/lel maintained the refugee camps which the first six months to $75.556. The 3 311 511e I HI 15 Sun Morin MONDAY, August 1 Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Jones and 3 00 O. n. Autry 11 -00 Sign Ott 9 ko my valley with my people, I'm serv- Breakfast 3:36 Ur* of evacuation of more than County's goal is $333.850. • Night handled the children of Corpus Christi. Texas MONDAY. August 1 09 News 4,49 Matinee ing men where they need me most. In Kentucky, sales for June • 45 811n On :30 life-Riley Ili Rangers/ 4:30 Carioca half-a-million Vietnamese. are spending a week here with re- 0 00 Dee. Saida Capes's totalled $4,521.530 raising the 9:90 Toes" 10 Powers 5 00 WoodPeeket Wherever you find man, he is made to latives. Sunday they attended a Dough Re 1121 30 net Preston 9 30 Video V171a5e 9 30 9 00 10 Political east Returning to the United States, cumulative figure to $28,942,057 9 30 Your Hunch 00 News Oo I Loy. Lucy s 4$ Political family dinner at the home of his 10 10 Th. the image and likeness of God, and I against the annual goal of $60,- 1510 Pray. is RIgni 06 Weather Rorison 6 00 Seoreboard was assigned to the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Jones 10 30 Concentration 10 !Worts 11:00 Love of Ube 6 05 The the young doctor II 30 Weather feel by serving where I'm needed 700,000. in South Fulton. We understand -11 00 Truth or Can. 11 Brinkley I 15 Irel•ards CRS Bethesda, 11 30 Could be Too 30 RIverboet II :411 Guiding Light 111 30 Terrell Navy General Hospital, 1.11 -00 Show most, I'm serving God as best I can." that Jerry is being transferred to 12 00 News 30 W. its Partro News 7 00 The Texan 13 06 News Maryland. White there he decided his I understand that a group of 12 15 Pastor Meats 00 Peter Ounn 7 30 Pather Knows Houston with the oil company Romper Room 30 Coronado 9 13 110 Weather 00 Tom Dooley is dying of cancer. home of 11 30 13 30 Talent Scouts parents gathered at the I 00 Queen Day 00 The Moor. nt World Turns • 30 Jon.• Show place was with the under-privileged with which he works and that he I He might die next year. He might Mrs. and Mrs. Robert Batts Sun- 1 30 Lon tta Young 00 Hollywood 00 Pull CHO* 09 New Comedy die and his family will be moving 2 00 Or Malone 1 00 Prairie. Beat 1'30 Houma Party PISS Jun." Allyson and Communist-threatened free peo- day, carrying their lunch, to await 2 00 Millionaire two years, or five there in about two weeks. 2 JO Thew Roots 1 10 Coneentratioa 10 Oo Lawman years, or fifty years 300 Comedy II 121 lick -Pear 330 Verdict 10 10 Theatre ple of Indo-China. He made plans to a phone call from their sons. who 3 00 3 10 Adventure 13 00 Sign Off Brighter Day 12 00 re• ws Weather from now. He says that doesn't con- are attending the Boy scout Jam- Tirothers 3 IS Secret Storm return and establish private medical H. L. Brandon of Guatamala 4 00 The cern him. He has too mueh to do, and boree in Colorado. TUESDAY. August 2 Tl'ESDAY. August 2 stations in the villages of Laos. In City, husband of the former Nell • 46 Alen On 4 30 Life-Riley 110 Breakfast 15 fk cr ot Storm too little time to do 7:111111 Today 11:00 Priory. • 00 News 30 Ids- of Night it, no matter how Bizzle of South Fulton. left Mon- S•16 1956, with three of his former Navy Mr. Carl Puckett visited his • 00 Dough Re MI 9 10 Rangers Kangaroo 00 13 rn.ar Mat. day morning for New York 9 00 Dec Bride long he lives. There are millions of brother, Boyd Puckett in the Bap- and • 30 Play-Hunch 6 00 N. wit 30 Cartoons went to 10 00 Price Is Right ..41 06 Weather 9 30 Video Village 00 McOraw medical corpsmen, Dooley from there will fly on a trip 10 people in the world who tist Hospital in Memphis Sunday. 10-30 Concentration 9.10 SP.rts 00 I Love lacy 10 With Father 'need help around the world for the ii Truth-Con. 11 15 Tirinkky 10 10 The Horision Laos and founded a hospital and medi- Mr. Boyd underwent major throat oil com- 00 Scoreboard and love. Tom Dooley is convinced pany with which he is employed. 11:30 Could be You • 30 Laramie 1111 Love of Life Os The Weather cal training station. surgery recently. His room number 13140 News P Mkt. 7 30 Cannonball II 30 Search 15 Edwards CBS that they are his personal responsibili- He will fly first to MlacIrtd, then 1311 Pastor Sneaks ti OA R Diamond 11:46 OuldIng Labs 10 Man Dawson is 759. i3-3111 Rom. Room 5 1 Tombrtone Tr 13:00 News 00 Bad Girl Holyoke, Massachusetts, to Rome, on to Tokyo, Honkong, 17 03 Once in ty. 1:00 Queen - Day 9 00 M Squad News 30 Donis 011114 Indonesia, then to 1:30 Loretta Young 9 30 Manhunt 111:10 Weather 00 The Khoury Baseball Teams of the Philippines. Tightrope Dr. Dooley heki a press conference for 1:130 Dr. Malone 10 00 Rlackhawk 11111 World Turns 30 Comedy amt. NO MATTER how long he lives, Fulton. Mo., will arrive in Fulton While Mr. Brandon is away his 1:34 Thew Roots 11-30 News 100 Pull Carole 00 Diagnosis representatives of national and inter- 1 00 Comedy 10 45 Jack Pair 1:30 Sousa Party 311 Rep Convect to play wife and children are here vsiiting 2 00 Doctor Tom Dooley will spend his on Friday night, Aug. 5. 3 30 Adventure 1310 Sion Off Million•ire 00 U8 Hershel national wire services. Also present her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Otis 4 00 The Brothers 2 10 The Verdlet 10 Theatre the local Little League, Pony 3 00 time trying to convince everyone he Brighter Day! 00 News Weather reporter from a League and American Legion Sizzle and Mr. and Mrs. Leland WEDNESDAY, August 3 was a young boy, a WEDNESDAY, August 3 sees that these 0•413 Sign On 4 co The Brothers people are their per- teams on Saturday, Aug. 6. Adams. 110 Breakfast 3 00 Brighter high school paper, who asked what TAO Today 4 30 Lite-Riby Day The Brandons just recently re- 1:00 News 3 IS to r. 4 Storm sonal responsibility too. 0:09 Dough Re HI I:00 Popere 5:19 Kangaroo 330 s 10 Edge of Night the doctor considers one of the most Morgan Fields, Willow Plunge turned from a six-weeks' vacation 0.30 Play-Hunch Pm Bowl* 00 Dee Bride 4 Price is Right I 05 Weather 00 Matinee Dr. Dooley's address is 10:01 9 30 Video Village 4 30 ever posed to MEDICO, lifeguard, began four more swim- tour of Europe. 10 00 Prior is Right I 10 flOorts Cartoon Capon penetrating questions 10 -00 I tort Loss 5 00 Fula 111•30 Concentration 6•10 Brinkley 10 Show Box 2, Times 30 Clear Horizon 5 30 CI111 Square, New York. 11 00 Truth or Con. 6 30 Wagon Train -0 Kid him. 11:00 Ione of Life 9 00 Scoreboard II 30 Could be You 7 30 Price Is Right 11:30 Search 6 Perm News •00 06 The Weather 100 Hanoi' 11.411 Oulding Light 6 15 AFTER EVERYONE had finish- HI Pastor Doug Edwards 13 florakiiii 30 Tate 1110 New* I 10 1130 Romper Room 9 00 Your Life Reckoning his A Week 13-03 it.:ws I 10 Men in itpacis questions Dooley and man who has Years Ago This 5 ed his on reformed 100 se him- Queen for Dar 30 Teo. •re Pus 1120 Weather DAY-ST-DAT Loretta Young 9 00 WIIIIOLIWro An Histories' review el THE CIVIL WAR 1:30 i0 -00 Phil Silver 11:35 World Turns • the boy asked: "Doctor, what do self has contributed his full share to- easetly seri Innadroill Melon. 30 Oct a Secret work, (ig•terial Is front pabtleatleo ef years age; originel MIS Dr. 19:31 News I 00 Pull Mel. 9 On WallelherVen. Resierilse ('Sr. Theatre welding frees referonees Is the lJbrary of COS117000. 1110 Than Roots 10:46 as.* Parr 1:30 Rouse Party 10 00 out of all this?" wards the reformation of his neigh- small, very see-sided; we seek te 0. fair In ;leverage sod 300 Comedy 13:06 Into Hammer you get the intgare s. Nina Oa 3'00 Millionaire 10 30 II 'reserve a natiesai labees . . 310 ammeter. Theatre The Doctor, after a moment's bor. 2:30 Verdls• 12 00 News thought, answered simply: "Happi- —Norman Douglass BY WILLLUIN H. MaNENIIIT By William H. McHenry mostly patrol and chasrng slave- THE FULTON COUNTY NEws ALONE Second Week in July MO runera. In the army it was differ- ent, or all over the West the Indi- and JOHANNA M. WESTPITELING Late in June of 1860, the Nation- PAUL ans were rampant. Early in 1860 Call Us To Save Editors and Publishers It would do the world good if al Temperance Convention asked every man in it would compel himself the U. S. Navy to stop buying so the Navy anounced that no more Money On Repairs Voted "Best All Around" in class in Kentucky much whiskey for the Navy. This enlistments would be accepted Association judging occasionally to be absolutely alone. "for some time" as there was no In 1954 Kentucky Press writer was unable to find any re- A 1959 and Honorable Mention In satisfied customer is our also Second place in cord of the Navy's reply. At that money to pay for other sailors —Bruce Barton best testimonial. That is time, the army and the navy were In California, a large force of Successor of various weekly papers in Ful- why we give fiat, The best time to judgment organizations which few men car- Indiana had killed over fifty you effici- ton, the first of which was founded in 1880. build ed to join. whites, run off hundreds of horses, ent, technical service and feabecrititiona. chine* of addregilt is in solitude, when you can think out address all moll The U. S. had 2,600 men and 13 and driven thousands of gold- low rates on TV It Parma 3979 to Post Office Box 466 Sultan. Kintgall repairs. things for yourself without the pro- ships In the Home Fleet. In addi- miners from their diggings. The SERVICE all adds-up to saving you Thursday of Tito Tsar and 7 same was so in Arizona and other rablhdyed Every bability of interruption. tion there were 1,445 men money! ships in the African Squadron, places. At one place, 30 whites REPAIR A member of the Kientneky Preen Ansociadoe —Grenville Kleiser 1.700 men ad 7 ships In the Pacific fought off five hundred Indians, A member of the Fulton County Farm Bureau Antennas Installed Squadron. 430 men ad 4 ships in but had two thirds of their num- Subscription Rates: 63.00 per year in Fulton Solitude is as needful to the im- the East Indian Squadron, 620 men ber killed or wounded. Ft. Fill- Counties, Ky., and Obion Mehl:Ban, Graves agination as society is wholesome for and 6 *hips in the Mediterranean more. Arizona. was so weak, that Weakley Counties, Tenn. Elsewhere and Squadron, and 850 men and 5 ships there were only ten sick men to Roper States $4.00 per year. Television throughout the United the character. In the Brazil Squardon. defend the fort. Volunteers helped 306 Main Street Phone 307 The News Thursday, July 28, 1960 —James Russell Lowell The duty of the Navy was the army, and asked for anunnni- S •

aster-gen- ed the ap- Mrs. Chiron 11cCluin Page 3 The Fulton News, Thursday, July 28, 1980 said the 12 Counties In pbew of Mrs. Chiron Williams McClain, supplement their staffs. enlarge drugs. Floyd se- wife of Lee Roy McClain of Pal- Health Plan their dental health programs and rer Johns- mersville, Tenn., died at her home Helen Rogers provide additional vaccines and Try "NEM?' ClossIdled Ade Johnston. Saturday morning at 3 o'clock, af- Twelve of the 17 counties in the I. in men- Funeral services were held Mon- ter a 18 months' illness. She was First Congressional District are , maid:" .. day at 3 p. m. at the Hornbeak 47. now taking part in the Public ke legality Funeral Home chapel here for Mrs. McClain was born in Weak- Health Foundation Program, a Lt. Co. Miss Helen Laverne Rogers, 33, of ley County, Tenn.. near Palmer,- state announcement said today. ter-gener- Nashville, a former Fulton resi- %rifle Feb. 20, 1893. She was the Across the state there are 76 el. Thom - dent, who died suddenly in Nash- daughter of the late Will and Ger- counties, out of 120, participating Thomas is afternoon at 3. The Mugs ville Saturday Coffee trude Bumpas Williams. She was in the program, said Dr. Edwin his friends Rev. Warren Jones, pastor of John- a member of the Zion Hill Church M. West, director of the Bureau of President son Grove Church, and the Rev. of Christ. Local Health, Kentucky State De- SALE PRICE the name Smithmier, officiated. Thomas Besides her husband, she leaves partment of Health. enate. but the Rogers Ceme- Burial was in three sons, Roy McClain of Car- In the First District, Ballard, Secretary between Ilickman and Dyers- tery bondale, Ill., Marcus McClain of Calloway, Carlisle, Christian, ,burg. Memphis and Carter McClain of Crittenden, Fulton, Livingston, come the Miss Rogers' sister and brother- Detroit; two daughters, Mrs. Hon- Logan, Lyon, McCracken, Marshall the Con. in-law were in Nashville visiting tas Clouse of Warner Robins, Ga.. and Trigg counties are participat- for would not at the time and they and Miss Rog- and Miss Ruth Elaine McClain of ing. - an- ecede, but ers had gone to the home of Memphis; two sisters, Mrs. 0. H. That leaves only Hickman, . S. army. other sister, Mrs. Margaret Ray- Wyman of Mayfield and Mrs. Graves, Caldwell, Muhlenberg and Rog- nmortality mond in Nashville when Miss James H. Brown of Memphis; and Todd counties not taking part. C Chicam- ers became ill at 2 p. m. Saturday. 14 grandchildren. Counties may join the program r of Nash- and reared Miss Rogers was born Funeral services were held at when they are able to raise destroyed following at Pierce, Tenn. and the Zion Hill Church of Christ through local taxes or appropria- my in the Fulton graduation from South Monday at 2 p. m. Bro. Shockley tions 1.7 cents for each $100 of for a High School she worked of Mayfield officiated. Burial, un- actual property value in the coun- t big sha- number of years in Washington, der direction of Jackson Brothers ty. D. C. For the past year and one- Funeral Home of Dukedom, was When this local money is raised, half she had been employed as in the church cemetery. federal funds secretary to the Boy Scouts of additional state and the county ,•• America, at Nashville. She was a are made available to health Baptist. to provide additional public DULE work. /v en.t•r / •• She was the daughter of Mrs. Guy E. Mullins % Dr. West said increased state 12 Mattie Rogers of Pierce. She also .• Maestri appropriations to the State De- leaves four brothers, Bert, Harold, Guy E. Mullins, operator of the -- • Mullins Night Club at partment of Health_this year will r 24 Robert and Bill Rogers, all of Ful- Greenfield, • A real "family silo" coffee mug trot Storm Tenn. died Saturday at his home be passed on to the county health ton; four sisters. Mrs. Lester Al- •For dining room —kitchen— is Mira folltswing a heart attack. He was departments to enable them to Mrs ford of Dyersburg, Mrs. Margaret "roc" room—patio use rigor Raymond of Nashville, Mrs. Ern- 71. MN mos •4 different colors • 08. est Lowe and Mrs. William Green, Services were held at 2:30 Mon- r. thin an area of palatable grasses •Semi -porcelain speckled design Orr& both of Fulton. day afternoon at the Greenfield Onires. before those lambs every day of Coars. Pallbearers were Curtis Craven, Undertaking Co. The Rev. K. L their lives and you will make oo Carr& Harlan Craven, John Adams, Mil- Moore officiated. Burial was in MR. AND MRS. ROBERT ELLIOT CURSEY exchanged their wedding NYLON TIRES Lowest Prices in Years I.,. Orra. money from your lamb crop. This wq, Come ford Vincent, William Earl Long the Woodlawn Cemetery near vows July 17 in an impressive ceremony in Union City, Tennemee rancanmed is another reason that sheep pro- Sharon, with the Rev. James D. Jenkins officiating. Mrs. Cursey, the former • Th. Math and Parker McClure. Tenn. I Hunt Miss Dianne Robinson, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Lot* duction has the advantage over Mr. Mullins was born in Carroll IS Barr Robinson of South Second street. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. other types of livestock. They 710-IS 'sirs County e.nd moved to Greenfield 13!).5: 1595*6701$ 1795. Thomas Fletcher Cursey of Fulton. Ky. The couple are now living utilize in their ration 90% rough- many years ago. He was a veteran REGeodricb Sofety-S • Tiab•-type blocSwell plus sox oncl reirlsoloblo Pre Linda Ray Brown La Union City. age and only 10% concentrates. of World War I. 21 You cannot beat this for profit. Mister Day Linda Kay Brown, two-year-old He leaves a brother. Joe G. The last 6 weeks of the gestation eret Nor= daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Billie Mullins of Fulton, and two sisters. period is of the tge Hight greatest import- IT Maltase Nix Brown of Detroit, Mich.. for- Mrs. Lester 0. Jones of Asheville, ance since one third or more of the ries& mer Fulton residents, died Friday N. C., and Mrs. Gordon Mayne of growth of the unborn lamb takes mileage/ mem wit l• Mgr in a Detroit hospital, after an ex. Flint, Mich. place. This is a strain on the ewe, morrril tended illness. MAW so to off-set lambing paralysis or CHARLIE SCATES STORE mars Funeral services were held Mon- wek or dead lambs, supplement Lake Street Fulton, Ky. day at 2 p. m. at the Sandy Branch Nob.* Onour off 04 the ewe's ration with ½ to 1 mows tiros nu your B.F. Goodrich Smilosge Dodo Id.° mess Baptist Church. Bro. James Thed- Jackson - Choate pound concentrate per day. You Bride ford of Greenfield. Tenn., officiat- will surely be Might war 740sot paid many times rem to Per. ed. Burial, under direction of the Wedding Told as a result of this investment. Theatre Hornbeak Funeral Home, was In gees Weather the church cemetery. Mrs. Ornice Jackson of Beeler- r Besides her parents, she leaves ton became the bride of Aubrey •• • • • • • • w. Maur • Dotty for Sportswear ono Saeger a little sister, Wanda Kathryn Choate of the Jackson's Chapel With JIM PRYOR • arm g Brown; and her grandparents. Mr. community. The ceremony was Asset, Cashel asilessil Try Mara Apiedlord anted and Mrs. Lucian Stanley of Fulgh- performed at 4 p. m. Saturday, •1) ✓ tor, re am and Mrs. Jessie Brown of July 9. at the Baptist parsonage PLANT YOUR LAMB CROP NOW • 011e Dukedom. in Water Valley with the Rev. Otis • loon:take The main advantage that sheep OW of Ken Stanley, 'WFUL announcer, Schultz officiating. patsy have over other types of livestock • wetitamtlege is an uncle of the little girl. Their only attendants were Mr. is reproduction percentage. Every Pallbearers were Kenneth Stan- and Mrs. • Thurman Barrow. who doesn't take ad- 31 ley. Jimmy sheepman 6M0A0 Stanley, Durell Terrell They are now living at his home rt Cate vantage of practices for producing • v. n and Whitesell Bowden. in the Jackson Chapel YOU MAY THINK that Claude Center, community. and growing a large crop of lambs Howell of 1412 Onondago. Akron, fins Mn doing himself a dis-service. We • Ohio, is sunbathing and napping, is COMBINES I fluntvan have two major factors to watch II Moat: but what he's actually doting is • ?rhea...It reading a copy of THE FULTON in doing this. They are: Condition Sri in of twins Line COUNTY NEWS. Mr. Howell, an your ewes for conception • • 11055151 employee of Goodyear Tire Co. in and be sure to use good quality IOW* Akron, is a former Fulton resident rams. Our natural breed- • ,Usttl-Wtek purebred and a regular subscriber of The the first cool It I ing season begins News. His wife is the former Marie nights in autumn and the periods If* of !fhb' aline* Easley of Crutchfield. They moved of heat recur approximately every Akron in January of 1934 and rtocte to 17 days unl-ss the ewe conceives. vtl kill have eonUnued to live there sinee. -east The average gestation period is olltical The above picture was taken, eoreboerd without Mr. Howell's knowledge, 147 days. he Weather from many sources indi- td••rcla ens at his home when be took time Figures arrell Show out for a few minute's rest while cate that flushing ewes will in- to give you a h. Texan mowing his lawn. (Are you sur- crease lamb crops by 20%. if done 'ether Knows prised to see your picture `alt•nt Scout. in The right. All ewes need to be in a strikingly new ft I Shoe News, Mr, Howell?) ew Comedy thin but thirfty condition before Allison breeding season. Two weeks be- armee fashion wise olatre fore the rams are turned with the WI Weather ewes they should be placed on appearance... them gaining at 2 Happy Birthday feed that will start rr•t Storm the equivalent of 10 pounds per Mt, of Wight month. If the flock has been on Star Mat. July 29: Mrs. Ernest Bell, M. N. ▪ dry native grass, then turn them .11rt001111 Burrow; July 30: Brenda Terry, Hearse green sudan, mixed clov- Full-fashioned sweater with Mks on fresh leather Dr. John L. Jones, Mrs. Walter new tie-collar and three- COI'0 bOil.rd pasture, or any nutritious pas- Voelpel, Gene Williamson. Charles er 'h. Weather ture you happen to have. The quarter sleeves In your Meer& CBS E. Batts; July 31: Mrs. Fred Saw- choice of fire red, sky blue, Han Dawson whole previous year of feeding yer, Mrs. Horton Baird, Hazel Mc- ad 0111 should have been adequate, for nu-green, brown, camel. NMI@ CHUM Allister, Mrs. M. N. Burrow, Ed- lilac and heather grey. Sizes Ightrope no flock will produce a strong die Bell, Mildred Greer, George 34 throggh 40. toted, Spot lamb crop when they have existed legume!' Speight, Howard Strange, Billy leo Conven on a deficient ration for a long Murphy. Mrs. George Hester, Joe I Marshal period. metre Davis. Mrs. G. C. Fain, Mrs. T. T. 'ea Weather Incidentally, the ram In the gust 3 Boaz, Mrs. Paul Westpheling: flock cannot be credited with the lehtor Da7 August 1: Herman Easley, Doris '12" I' I Storm Bolin; August 2: Donna Jordan, large or small percentage of twins Ire of Night this Mary Connaughton, Pat - Dowdy, that occur, It is the condition of Ribbon trtoon raven Mrs. Lee M. Yates, Tom Bushart; the ewes that brings about produc- tweed, slimming ff Shoe t/14 I sheath skirt with double taro Kid toot August 3: Mrs. Atkins Cole, Mrs. tion or non-producion of double ✓ kick pleat. Blends with orebreard Ida Thompson, Kay Bowen, Mrs. eggs and twins. tie Weather WOOL sweater colors In your oug Ildwards Myrtle Doyle; August 4: Mrs. Win The economical success of your choice of brown, nu-green Reckoning it-reAwri and lamb crop will be fen In Spare Whitnel, Jimmie Lucille Ben- determined by WaS or lilac. Sizes 5 to 15, nett, Donnie Pugh, Jessie Gam- your date span of breeding. If you hyt a /keret 6 to 18. tr. Theatre blin. breed too early, you have an ex- Ilk. Hammer pensive feeding period to contend I Theatre To The Big Rem INDIANS DEFEAT CUBS with ... if you wait too late, much The Indians scored their second of the spring grass has already victory as the Cubs went down in passed. The goal should be to ad- August defeat 8-1 in the first game Fri- just breeding dates so that lambs day night. The Indians had three will be about three to four weeks re hits and eight runs and the Cubs old when your palatable pasture •• • • • • • Dotty for Sporhwear Bargain i had three hits and one run. gets strong and nutritious. Main- • irs is our Spree At iat is / II i and WADE'S SFiRNITCUtoi01171;`CCE int. It

you led 11111EI SALE Sale Starts Ronda Aug. 1st Savin s II i To40% -- Eve bin In The Store Reduced! of Guide Jewell Friday. She and her 5 Smith were Mis.s Janice Bell C/I keeper at The News, will spend Aug. 7. devotional, Mrs. C. T. Mulcahy Page The Fulton News, Thursday, July 28, 1960 Riceville; Sunbeam 'presentation, will be moving r •.)n to Page 4 Bruceton, Miss Tommie Miles of this weekend in Fort Knox visit- husband Mrs. R. N. Samples of Clinton; Detroit, where he has been trans- Dresden. Miss Elaine Freeman of ing her husband, Pvt. Joe William- The Baptist W. M. U. of West special music by the Junior G. A's Ju ferred with his company. The News reports your - - - - Martin, Miss Joy Yates of Lexing- son. Kentucky held its Associational of Crutchfield. ton, Miss Katherine Younger of Quarterly meeting at the First The message was brought by the Weeks, popu- GEE Dyersburg, Miss Jesse Gamblin Hickman Baptist Church on July Bev. John D. Laida of Fulton and Miss Martha Jane Mrs. Fred Gibson, Mrs. Wayne Harry Lacewell, and Miss Joan Covington of Ful- 19, with approximately 125 pres- the afternoon devotional by Mrs. lar bride-elect of Miss Ju for a lovely ton, Miss Barbara Caldwell and White of Atlanta, and Mrs. Walter ent. F. C. Howard of Bardwell. was the inspiration blond dal night at Miss Nancy Faulkner of Union Voelpel were hostesses at a 1 bridal shower Thursday J. H. Hari The meeting was presided over A report of the W. M. U. Camp Choate, Doin's City and Miss Nancy Agree of o'clock litricheon at the Park Ter- the home of Mrs. Frances became ti of by the president, Mrs. Harry Alli- Mrs. Howard. Diary Day was given by Avenue. Co-hostesses Bells. race Saturday afternoon, honoring son. The theme for this meeting Covington son of Mr Choate were Miss Guy- way Miss Donna Gail Patterson, bride- was "His Spirit in the Heart". The with Mrs. nett, also (Items gathered along Fulton's merry Miss Alma Green a elect, whose marriage to Russell welcome address was given by Mrs. Dorothy Balakas of Chicago nelle Payne, July 23, scrapbook) Mrs. Bonnie Vt'eaks. of the Fir for your pleasure and your June Williamson, book- DeLong will be solemnized on Miss Vivian Caldwell of Hickman; was a luncheon guest of Miss and Miss ton. with a miniature bride and Dr. and Mrs. R. Ward Bushart tered The Re, Plac cards were embossed and Dr. and Mrs. Glynn F. Bus- groom. ficiated a bridal music. hart invite their friends to an open with You're Invited To Drop In On The ring (we house Sunday aftervon, July 31, Miss Fields received in a full- relatives from 2 to 4 p. m., at the Fulton skirted white cotton sundress ac- For the Country Club, to meet Dr. and cented by a sash of blue and green decorated Mrs. Tom Lane and Dr. and Mrs. and complemented with white ac- and can& Bob Peterson. cessories. Mrs. Si Miss Baxendale was attired in a Dr. Lane rnd Dr. Peterson will be Mrs. Rem cotton silk sheath fashioned associated with the Fulton Hos- navy sented a g with an empire waistline and worn pital. Dr. Lane and his wife have MEETING and The bri. with matching jewelry and pumps. ANNUAL already moved to Fulton and Dr. her fathei Her guardian Mrs. Cecil Yates, and Mrs. Bob Peterson will be white laci wore a blue e roidered sheath moving soon. ted bodici designed with a uson bodice neckline with white accessorie Miss Judy Harrison, who be- ed. It had Miss Olive's white cup'lçni model came the bride of Gary Bennett WOCe W featured a deeply cut neck- last Saturday, was honored at a squire the Union Hall line having a narrow self-belt over SHOW shower recently at ELECTRIC FARM the full pleated skirt. She wore red on Fourth Street. accessories. Her mother, Mrs. Uel were Mrs. Thomas Hostesses Olive, wore a black eyelet sheath, Mrs. Hubert Randall. HE Harrison and the fitted bodice having a scooped received many Miss Harrison neckline and encircled wtts a Approximately 30 at- nice gifts. black satin cummerbund. He ac- served cook- tended. The hostesses cessories were white. drinks to the guests. ies and cold Miss Smith was wearing a HICKMA N FitnfON COUNTIES For the occasion, Miss Harrison low green full-skirted cotton ey- wore a lovely lavenciar embroider- ing a rolled collar edged wits/lace ed dress and a corsage of white and complemented with m hing carnations. pumps. Rural Cooperative Guests other than the Electric honorees, Mrs. W. D. McLeod, home dem- Mrs. Yates, Wts.- Olive and Vrs. onstration agent, and Mrs. J. T. 4; Howard attended the annual State The daring JUL1NDA Homemakers Chorus workshop at Camp Bingham last week. South Fulton Family — world renowned FRIDAY, JULY 29 Begur 6 P.M. ACROBATS Mrs. Leland Jewell was hostess Cal to her weekly club Thursday eve- DRIVE IN THEATRE 10 on Carr Street. ning at her home 14 miles South on US 45-E • 1-Ton AM CONDITIONER Those winning prizes were Mrs. Mansfield, Mrs. S. R. Holt, Elmer Thursday - Friday, July 28-19 • Electric Blanket Mrs. Elmer Liliker and Miss Guide 'NC Jewell. Queen of Outer Space were Mrs. Irby With Zsa-Zsa Gabor PRIZES • 7 Electric Skillets and other prizes Others playing Holder, Mrs. Louise Buckingham, —PLUS— Mrs. Emogene Brown, Mrs. Pete The Purple Gang 5 Outstanding Acts on the hour - Mrs. J. G. Mullins, Mrs. C. With Barry Sullivan • Green, A. Boyd, Sr., Mrs. Pat Matheny — and Mrs. Jewell. ..Music ..Comedy long Entertainment program. Late in the evenin: the hostess SATURDAY JULY IS served a delicioub salad plate and THE BAT cold drinks. With Vincent Price — PLUS— Mr. and Mrs. Glenn McAlister Last Gun from Boot Hill and family of llorida have been BEAUTY CONTEST With Anthony Quinn visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. — PLUS— McAlister in Fulton. single girls between the age of 16 and 23 who are members of a Co-up Vernon THE BIG CIRCUS consumer's family will compete. The 1160 queen will be A luncheon last Wednesday in Victor Mature, Gilbert Roland South Fulton was given by Miss croweedb, Miss Betty Ann Powell, the 1151 Queen. Laraine Fields in special compli- SUN.-MON. July 31, Aug. 1 ment to Miss Carole Hill Baxen- dale, bride-elect of Eddie Lynn Love is My Profession don't forget the date: McBee of Gallatin ,and Miss Mary Brigitte Bardot FRIDAY,JULY 29 Elizabeth Olive, who is wed to Bill the time: Lyle Teuton of Jackson, and Miss — 6 P.M. Sherry Smith of Decaturville, TUES.-WED. Aug. 2-3 bride-elect of Tom Hendrix of De- UNWED MOTHER and thc place: 210 F caturville. Norma Moore, Robert Vaughn CO-OP Office Bldg. Guests were seated at a long — PLUS— table graced with a unique center- HOT CAR GIRL TOMMY WThinf101t. piece of colorful plastic balls and A Pitchman Richard Bakalyan, June Kenney Highway 94 East Hickman,Ky. Comedian kitchen gadgets in a milk glass bowl festooned with ivy and cen- 0 ' P. M. OPEN EVERY DAY DURING SALE FROM 8:00 A.M. UNTIL 8'00

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immediately! .. . Severe distributor warehousing ... of G-E appliances coed televisions must be sold purchase—buf we bought ourselves out of room. Our problems enable us to make this spectasular lot bed front sidewalk is spilling over with hun- store and warehouse are jammed. Eves our parking Neva before la OSIF history have we had such a dreds of price-slashed bargains. Help! limurgeacyl Fulton Hardware & Furniture Company besneadous saving event- 208 LAKE STREET PHONE 1 FULTON. KY. ind her Page 5 The Fulton News, Thursday, July 28, 1960 r Jn to HOSPITAL NEWS trans- Judy Harrison Becomes Bride Of The following persons were pati- Gov't. Top Quality FRYING ents in local hospitals here Wed- U.S. Inspected nesday morning. ', P0Pu- Gary Bennett On Saturday, July 23 acewell, Miss Judy Harrison, attractive pearls. JONES HOSPITAL lovely blond daughter of Mr. and Mrs. The bride carried an orchid atop W. L. Collins and baby, might at Mrs. J. H. Harrison, Carr Street, Fulton, a white Bible, a gift of her father. E. Swift, Harrell Branden, Choate, Mrs. H. became the bride of Gary Bennett, Miss Linda Coltharp was maid Opal Pounds, Mrs. Minnie ostesses Mrs. son of Mr. ad Mrs. Raymond Ben- of honor. She was dressed in blue Henderson, Mrs. Lee Rucker, W. as Guy- H1CKENS nett, also of Fulton, on Saturday, organdy and her flowers were of W. Hopkins, Mrs. Clarence Dudley, i Green July 23, at 2:30 p. m. in the parlor white carnations. R. D. Patrick all of Fulton; Mrs. (Cut-Up of the First Baptist Church in Ful- Little Janice Clark, daughter of George Griffin of Dresden. ton. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Clark of Tray Pack) Janne Har- HILLVIEW HOSPITAL WHOLE C The Rev. John Laida, pastor, of- Water Valley and little ficiated at the impressive double- rison, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sandra Hales, James Windsor, Louis, ring ceremony before a group of Charles Harrison of St. Ervin Sheffer, Mrs. Susie Hillman, lb. 33c Lb. relatives and friends. lighted the candles. Miss Clark Mrs. Line Colley, Chuck Geddings, wore blue and Miss Harrison, Mrs. Charles Bynum, Claude Kim- For the occasion the parlor was Ar Center) Whole white. bell, Jr., Bobby May all of Fulton; decorated ir yellow gladioli, fern Canadian The young couple left immedi- Schofield of Mayfield; A. Super Right—Fully Cooked Piece Or Half and candles. Robert ately after the ceremony on their W. Tarver, Larry Patrick of Bacon Lb. 85c Lb. 79g Mrs. Sonja Sellars, soloist. and trip. They are now at wedding Crutchfield; Mrs. Lacey Herring- Semi-Boneless Super) Mrs. Reuel Hemphill, pianist, pre- Street, Fulton. Clyde ( home on Eddings ton of Water Valley; Mrs. All sented a program of nuptial music. Right Mrs. Harrison, mother of the Jackson, Mrs. Larry Coltharp, Good Lb. The bride, given in marriage by bride, wore pink lace with white Wingo. Lb. 59c 49c 1 Billy Prince of Sliced Bacon her father, wore a lovely gown of accessories and a white carnation Super white lace over taffeta, with a fit- corsage. ted bodice and a mother of the FULTON HOSPITAL HAMS Right flared skirt. The Mrs. Bennett, Lb' 990 neckline of the gown was V-shap- groom, wore a pale blue fitted Mrs. Frank Sellers, Mrs. Mike Fry, WHOLE Cube Steaks Beet ed. It had white accessories and Essie Brans- long fitted sleeves. She dress with Howard Adams, Mrs. U.13. Gov't wore a white veil, and a string of white carnations. ford, John Baucom, Mrs. Fred HAor- II Inspected 5 -Lb. Ward, H. B. Hubbard, Ed Benentt, Top Quality Box Harrison, Frozen 2" Will McDade, Mrs. Jeff LF lb. Chicken Breast Mrs. Vester Gettig, Mrs. David 69c Holladay, Mrs. Etta Wade, Mrs. Vester Freeman, Brenda Crocker, THE LITTLE CASTLE L. M. Patterson, Mrs. A. W. Con- SHRIMP naughton, Mrs. Haddad and baby all of Fulton; Mrs. Tom Alexander, FROZEN 6-Lb. Box Fourth Street — across from Siegel Plant Mrs. Verman Royer of Hickman; GROUND BEEF Mrs. Curtis Linch, William Wal- MEDIUM SIZE 3.39 )Lb. 690 lard, Donnie Jackson of Wingo; Proudly knaeinces The Opening Of A or Mrs. Annie Piper of Clinton; Mrs. Freshly Ground Joe Jones of Arlington; Mrs. Halibut Steak FI :IIIZ Lb. 39° of Water Valley; Mrs. Several Times Claude Jobe Lb. „R..= 1-Lb. 4530 New Air - Conditioned Dining L. Henderson of Crutchfield; Mrs. Doily 49c Pkg. Bendel] Yates of Paducah; Jac- Cod Fillets:: a queline Dew of Union City. Room and Cafeteria Drink SWIFT'S LUNCHEON MEAT III Pineapple-Grapefruit ( Save) 12-0z. 39‘ Cafeteria Service Martha Weaks 10c Con 10 am - 2 pin daily Announces Plans Del Monte 4 4:21:. 97 • • • BABY FOOD Junior Miss Martha Jane Weeks, who )Stra"Ined 63ft will exchange marriage vows with S Jars 07e ( Jars Mrs. Cecil Claps "HOME - COOKED Harry Lacewell, son of A MEALS" Lacewell and the late Mr. Lace- REAL VALUE Geld 111-0x. 04 • • • well of Fulton on Saturday, Aug- Cord Gan ust 13, 1960 is today announcing Alaska Peas 16-0s. her wedding plans. —Seating for 45 The double ring ceremony will Ice Tea Glasses Lib. Size — Choice of meats and be performed by Rev. Hailon Al- 6-0s.75 , len. pastor, at the South Fulton BANANAS Vegetables Grated Tuna 4 Baptist Church at three-thirty Buy Plenty o'clock in the afternoon. Miss Martha Lamaecus, organ- And Serve Often c Mugs & Bowls 3 ist, and Miss Lutrecia Bennett, soloist, will provide a program of At This Low Price nuptial music preceding and dur- 10 Salad Dressing5F" Jar 43° BREAKFAST ing the ceremony. The bride, who will be given ilerszefi In marriage by her father, Joe Cantaloupes 's,. 3 ..89° DAILY FROM 330 A. M. Weeks, has chosen Miss Guynelle Payne as her rneid of honor. 69c Each Bridesmaids will be Miss Bon- WATERMELONS Eight O'Clock Coffee nie Weeks, sister of the bride. and NEW Miss Nancy Lacewell. sister of the You'll Like Our Food! Try Us Today! groom. RING 550 Lacewell will JANE PARKER )z• Jerry his 59 attend (3 41 brother as best man. Groomsmen THE LITTLE CASTLE will be Charles Jackson, and John Jackson, cousins of the groom, 16-0z.A9, 210 FOURTH STREET FULTON Angel Food AILP—Our A Gene of Miller Dresden, and Bob- Ball!Finest Quality sir Cans mi by McConnell. Appleta. 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Chil- Box Span Cleaner 29g Spry Shortening 3 77g dren's sizes 5-12, 12/1 2-3 in bhp*, Spic 8t Save THRU SAT., JULY 30 yellow, white, red, green. Youth's Bath PRICES IN THIS AD EFFECTIVE up to sizes 6-12. 12Yr3 in black, bone, Bare Size 2 290 $1.98 and brown. Women's sizes 4-10 in Camay Soap any green, yellow, red, Neck, bone, a pair! blurs, white or orange. )N. KY. Ivory Soap ::°"al 6 Bare 410 VW! B. D. Page 6 The Fulton News, Thursday, July 28, 1960 Camp Calves Listed sentaUve Kentucky Site Anew!4-11 Ex-Servi Al Lincoln Ridge For Fall Sales present Invited To Submit can Lee Fulton Artists Of Last Battle Thirty-tour 4-H members from Twenty thousand feeder calves veterans Fulton and Hickman counties at- will be offered at 17 auctions, from with cla Work To Outdoor Art Exhibit Of Revolution tended 4-H Camp at Lincoln September 21 through October 13, as a res day will feature an even- Ridge, Ky,, last week. according to an announcement by vice. He Several years ago the University opening The last battle of the American of course by the American Wind during the week in- the U-T Agricultural Extension a. m. un of Pittsburgh sponsored auditions lag concert Revolution was fought in Ken- Activities beer An open-air Art Exhi- instructions an camping, Service, Tennessee Department of of music students for the forma- Symphony. tucky. cluded belongs be the attraction of first aid, hunting Agriculture and- Tennessee Live- tion of the American Wind Sym- bition will At Blue Licks on US 68 between outdoor cookery, With Saturday, August 13. This exhibit control, handicraft, stock associations. Try' phony, to give concerts on the Paris and Maysville, 182 pioneers y, fire piping held on the river-front programs with special All calves to be offered will be river-front in Pittsburgh. This has will be engaged 500 Indians and Canadi- rVreation. one p. m. until twi-light. This talent program and a out of beef cows, sired by regis- become an annual event and is from ans on Aug. 18, 1782, and were speakers, is being sponsored by the life farm at Frank- tered bulls. Angus, Hereford and currently sponsored by the De- exhibit routed. our to the wild Paducah Art Guild and is open to Shorthorn breeds will be repre- e partment of Fine Arts, Carnegie In the spring of that year. Bri- fort. D artists, whether they are mem- sented, both heifers and steers. Institute. The musicians have all tish Capt. William Caldwell had Wednesday was conservation CARNE PRENSADA or not. All active artists in travelled down the Ohio river bers collected nearly 1,000 Indians and day with a program on conserva- Sale sites in West Tennessee in- Al are invited to bring works From romantic Spain comes this flavorsome dish. Came Pren- since that time, giving summer the area whites in southern Ohio and raided tion practices and their . import- clude: Sept. 21, Clarksville, Oct. exhibit. sada. It's • delicious pate of ground ham and beef, with grated concerts on river-banks from their for the weak settlements in the Ken- ance to Kentucky, presented by 10. Huntingdon, Oct. 11, Browns- SAV1 bread crumbs, bacon slices, egg, onion and seasonings. It's floating stage. This is the first 'There are no entry fees, and no tucky Blue Grass. With him was the State Conservation Depart- ville. Oct. 12, Newbern. Oct. 13, pan, pressed into a loaf, and served year their barge has travelled as limit as to number or size of works the notorious renegade, Girty. ment. Brownsville. slow cooked in • sauce Pin far as Paducah. shown. All work must be original, After his forces were reduced Those attending from Fulton Those interested may contact either hot or cold. Sc Paducah will have a Riverama with no copies or reproductions somewhat by quarrels, Caldwell County and their awards were: county agents for complete infor- A good beverage to serve with it. ..a glass of cool, refresh- Festival August 10-14, and the eligible. Works for sale may be struck the little outpost of Bryan Renee Thorpe, patch in handi- mation, or they can write Joe W. ing beer. Yes, with Came Prensada -as with many an Old purchased on the scene. Paintings Station near Lexington. But he craft; Enid Lee. patch in handi- Houston, Box 1071, Knoxville; World dish, the light, bright taste of beer just can't be beat. We have complete stocks may be hung on fences, floodwall, was delayed by the stout opposi- craft, third place in talent: Joyce Fred C. Powell, 810 Broadway, Try it ... see if you don't agree. Fullest buildings, etc. Each artist will tion of the men, women and chil- Lee, handicraft and recreation Nashville: or Tom R. Langford, Dayton V-Belts hang his own works and will be dren inside the fort. As volunteers patch. Junior star camper; Lardl Box 948. Jackson. responsible for watching them. gathered to help the small stock- Berry, handicraft patch; Johrt Artists are invited to bring camp- FARM ade, Caldwell's army lost heart Lewis Knight, handicraft patch: KINDERGARTEN TO OPEN b Etfit for HOME and stools, easels, sketchbooks, etc. Russell L. Rogers, patch in handi- IN( and retreated towards the Ohio The Fulton Kindergarten, spon- Machines Spectators make ideal subjects for craft, recreation and Junior star KENTUCKY DIVISION U. S. BREWERS FOUNDATION River. sored by the Junior Woman's Club, quick sketches and river-front ac- camper; Allen Drew Ingram, Louisville 1, Kentucky At Blue Licks, the reinforced will open Tuesday, Sept. 6th. 1523 Heyburn BuDding. Waked BENNETT ELECTRIC tivities are often picturesque ma- handicraft patch; Lee Ingram, garrison from Bryan Station under Plow PHONE 2U1 FULTON terial. Major Todd overtook -Caldwell. handicraft and recreation patch; Try "NEWS" Claa•Vied Aim nasty Sidewalk exhibits have proved Hot-headed Major Hugh McGary Herbert Patten, recreation patch 67— popular with the Paducah public, spurred his house and dared the and bronze medal; Billie Joyce and we feel that this August 13 Kentuckians to follow him in an Davis, recreation patch. show will be the largest yet held. attack on the Indians and Cana- These 4-H members were ac- dians. Outnumbered about to companied by Miss Dorothy E. one, the Kentuckians we am- Moore and assistant home agent, bushed and cut down, losing 60 Miss Catherine Wilson. TV REPAIR men in about 15 minutes. Todd and ACL Daniel Boone's son. Israel. were among the killed. Boone escaped RAD All Makes sad Models by swimming the river. Robertson Gets • But the invaders, although win- - RCA ning the MOTOROLA battle, left Kentucky and Post In Area Usk Sales and Service were later faced by George Rog- end-• -summer %*"'savings!. • ers Clark who laid waste many John Robertson, former assist- Indian villages. ant county agent in Harrison and W01 A granite shaft records the Oldham Counties, who recently Wade ToWisdom Prank Ill Lake St. Phone 4111 names of those who fell at Blue received the first doctor's degree 1.-icks in defense of Kentucky. It is ever granted by the University of Mens'Wear, 20 % To 50 % OFF 301 surrounded by a 100-acre state Kentucky College of Agriculture park which has a pioneer museum animal husbandry department, is and picnic facilities. the new area specialist in swine for the Kentucky Co-operative Extension Service in Western Snit' s - - - $18.95 $24.95, $29.95 McNatt In Charge Kentucky. N, His area will comprise Hickman, Leah Of Lions Program Fulton, Carlisle. Ballard and Swim Trunks,$1 (Not All Sizes) The Fulton Lion's Club met Fri- Graves Counties, with headquar- kir AU day, July 22nd at the Park Ter- ters in Clinton. race with J. E. McNatt in charge sea al of the program. Summer Pajamas (Sizes C, 1), Only) - $1.95 Ward Johnson entertained the STABLI.TE cr club by showing some beautiful Fulton - Union City highway Lai colored $1.95 To $3A5 slides of his trip to the Thurs. Fri. Sat. July 28-39 Sport Shirts (S-M-L) . . . West Coast last summer. Two First Run Attractions Guests included Dr. Dan Crock- For Union City Area er, who has recently moved to (Starts at 910) Straw Hats . . .$1, $1.95, $2.95, $4.95 Fulton, and Chester Caddas, the I PASSED FOR WHITE new football coach at Fulton High With Sonya Wilde School...... 20 %OFF (Also: starts Thur. Fri. at 7:30) SLACKS. (Start Sat. at 7:30, 10.40) Siegel Gives Pants ESCORT WEST To Mayfield Clothes Bank With Victor Mature The Mayfield clothing Bank Wear Sun. Man. Tee. July 31, Aug. 1-2 Rice's Men's operated by welfare agencies at (Starts at 9:03) Mayfield Friday -- Main Street Fulton received 800 pairs THE FIVE PENNIES of men's wash -pants as a gift of Danny Kaye the Siegel With Manufacturing Com- (Also: starts at 7:20) pany at Fulton. The pants will be BORN RECKLESS distribtited to needy the families in With Marnie UanDoren city and county.

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Haunted House Party! /Mask Zeiti ei/ffed740( It's A • Are Coming — "13 GHOST" 311 Walnut Street Fulton, Ky. Phone 1252 VET REPRESENTATIVE 1 • AUSTIN Page 7 The Fulton News, Thursday, July 28, 1960 B. D. Nisbet. a contact repre- SPRINGS Mrs. Owes TWA& sentative of the • Kentucky Disabled 'MUCK TO AZ MAAR Xs-Service Men's Board will be Mr. and Mrs. Fred E. Jones and A To IC Driver's The truck from the Salvatio present on Aug. 12, at the Ameri- children, Frec:die Ray and Edna Army Men's Social will be in hi can Legion Hall in Fulton to assist Marie and their uncle, Limey Licenses Expire ton Aug. 1. For pickup service ca veterans and their dependents Murrell, of Ohio spent the the Chamber of Commerce Gift( with claims for benefits due them past Birthdays week here among relatives. Oa at telephone 43. as a result of their military ser- Motorists reminded Over at the Acree Cemetery were to- vice. He will be present from 9 day that the driver's work began on leveling off the Heenan a. m. until 3 p. m. of those whose names begin SUFFERS STROKE grounds, with high banks lowered. with a letter from A In K ex- A road is laid off to be graveled Lawrence Bowen of Fulton pire this year in the month .it Try "NEWS" soon. Mr. Jack Peeler's machines of fereci a stroke Classified Ads their birth. Sunday night an were used. The committee in was taken to a local hospital. 11101110..- If a driver fails to renew his charge hopes to have it finished • license within six months after by Saturday. August 6, the ar- it expires, he must take the nual date for meeting there, when Dewey driver's test again just as If Johnson they also received the work from kit he were a new applicant in Mr. Bert Davis caretaker. Funds All types of Insurance order to get a new license. ANTASTIC Pren- are needed to meet the expendi- Thus a driver whose birth grated tures so do your part by contribut- the liquor is in" SAVE ! GET month is January and whose our ing to the up keep. Mrs. LaVerne s. It's name begins with a letter from Windsor serves as treasurer. Any served PACKAGE DEAL A to K has only until July 31 contribution will be appreciated. to renew his license without Rev. James Holt !fresh- 'Covering everything" filled his regu- taking the test again. lar appointment at New Salem in Old 422 Lake St. Baptist church the past Sunday e beat. at 11 a. m. and the evening ser- RUPTURE Puttee, KY. Phone 4N vice at 8 p. m. Sunday school is at The Sensational New Invention 5 other Varieties 10 a. m. with the attendance in- Sutherland's "MD" Trtun 8 oz. size - 80e creasing each Sunday. The public No Belts — No Straps — Qt. size - $2.90 Accurate is invited to worship at each ser- WHEN WORK 18 COMPLETED in September. the novated A new colonial front will be constructed No Odors it .•!, • Is Cor, Lti Mu..fliE N N. WORKMANSHIP vice. South Fulton city hall will sport a new and muds- across the entire structure, as shown in the artist's City Drug Co., Fulton INDATION David Lassiter left Tuesday for needed addition, and will have been thoroughly re- sketch above. At Low Cost Akron. Ohio after a few weeks Mucky leave Wafters. Make and Mae due to injuries while work- painters. Such informal open-air ing for Commercial Bowen - Haynes noses at All Made Law Freight Lines. LETTERS shows have proved popular here, rarely Tagaired at Low Ord Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Lassiter TO and we'd like to have some paint- kr— and baby son. Mark, of Martin Wedding Solemnized ings from Fulton. Our only stipula- were Saturdasi night guts of The parlor of the First Baptist THE EDITORS tion is that work be original com- ANDREWS parents, Mr. and Mrs. But. n Las- Church was the setting for two positions, not copies or reproduc- Jewelry Company siter. o'clock wedding on July 3, when THE NEWS welcome* expres- tions. Thanks very much for your Mr. and Mrs. Lopez Nelson and the Rev. Hulon Allen read the sions from Its readers. Such cooperation. children left a few days ago for rites in which Miss Sandra Fay items must be signed but Very truly, name will be emitted California, where they go seeking Bowen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. from PADUCAH ART GUIDE publieaties requested. Bring us your employment They have 'old their Lawrence Bowen of Wells Avenue if Bob Evans RADIO and TV Repair house, known as the Rodney Mil- was united in marriage with Gary Exhibits ver place, just out of Dukedom Glynn Haynes. to Mr. and Gentlemen: Mrs. Estes Cunning- Mr. Haynes' parents are Mr. and Try 'NEWS" Classified Ads ham, who RCA Color Television have already moved. Mrs. John Edward Haynes of Hen- There are enclosed herewith Mrs. Wess Used TV Jones is In Chica- derson, Kentucky. newspaper mat and proof regard- Sets for Sale go at the bedside of her daugh- As the guests assembled in the ing Smith Gerald Hudson, a highly ter, Sue, who has undergone sur- church parlor "Because" and "Oh dangerous fugitive whose appre- Weed Az Pruitt TV gery. Get-well wishes are sent by Promise Me" played softly. The hension is desired by this Bureau. all friends here. May traditional Franklin Pruitt - Clyde her recov- wedding marches were The aid of the Nation's press is be- Weed ery be complete very soon. used for the processioral and re- ing requested in bringing about 300 Walnut Street Deep sympathy is extended to cessional. the prompt apprehension of Hud- Mr. and Mrs. Billie Nix Brown Given in marriage by her bro- Cash! Phone 211 son and in that connection you are in the loss of their ther, 3 year old Joe Mack Bowen, the bride asked to afford appropriate dis- UP daughter, whose burial was Mon- wore a wedding dress of white semination to the enclosed release TO day at Sandy Branch. voile, styled with a front yoke of $800 Thanking you for your Jerry Dale, teenage son of Mr. lace sprinkled with seed pearls coopera- on your Won't someone please Complete Line tion in this matter, I am. and Mrs. Harvey Donoho is in and featured a full skirt. The short Very truly yours, SIGNATURE Hearing kid Batteries Shelbyville, Ind. visiting his bro- white mitts came to a point on the ther. Kenny Donoho. back of her hand, while her finger- W. R. Hoaglund AUTOMOBILE Per all makes of bead aids! This writer Joins the many tip veil was caught in casading Special Agent in Charge FURNITURE tell her about 111elt sue Hearing AidSeparl- friends of Mrs. Paul Westpheling folds by a lace head band. She 5Uet at year first 11.95 eppertainit7- in the loss of her father, Mr. John carried a cascade bouquet of white Editor. Choose the plan to best Serrio, Clarksdale, Miss., the past gardenias. Fulton News, • fit your needs. Every- crrY DRUG CO. week. To all the family I pray the Miss Barbara Ann Boyd IN was the Fulton, Kentucky, thing held in strict con- Lake Meese Phone 71I Lord will be near you maid wow Home Freezer in this your -of-honor and the brides- Dear fidence. High payments VA ••••••. sad hour. maids were Miss Sir: Judy Page and reduced. Come in—or / Miss Carla Hicks of Memphis, We would like to invite Fulton phon• for quickest Tennessee. niece of the bride. _ artists to submit work to an out- .95 Terry Haynes served his brother door art exhibit we are sponsor- service. as best man, and the ushers in- ing. This is a part of the Riverama cluded the bride's brother. Don Festival, August 10-14. The en- Faltoa Lou Co. , OFF Telephone r closed release Bowen and James Polley of Hen- gives information 204 MAIN ST. derson, Kentucky. about our exhibit. We would ap- PHONE 11311 Talk The couple is presently making preciate your running a notice of their home at 41 Alves Street in the half-day exhibit, and extend- • Henderson, Kentucky. ing our invitation to all Fulton by Fulton H. D. HAYES ims• LETS HAVE A Your Telephone Manager •PIERCE STATION PARTY Vow Favorite Beverages Mrs_ Charles Lowe •

Our community was saddened Saturday when rwws came of the sudden death of Miss Helen Rog- jortisr.„Ki. •sesa ers of Nashville. We extend deep- est .sympathy to her mother and Most complete stock SUMMER SAFETY talk usually centers around highway, brothers and sisters. in Fulton, Ky. West Kentucky 442-44 Lake Street water and campsite accidents—well, don't forget yard Mr. and Mrs. William Greer were at safety, too. Remember that power mowers can cause her bedside when she Ina died. rocks and other objects to fly up and injure you or some- Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Lowe and Bert Rogers and her mother I one nearby. Be sure you handle all yard implements care- were on the way but Helen died a fully. And, above little whole before all, keep dangerous tools out of the they reached Save your feet . . . save yourse:f .. . buy a haTe reach of small children. Happy gardening! Nashville. Jack Lowe had the misfortune freeze: and cut your shcpping time and food bueget • • • of getting a bone broken in his Hiram Walker foot last week. He is in a cast in half. BUSY for You can buy in qaantizy while prices are HOMEMAKERS three weeks but manages to keep get some hot weather re- going with his work at the D-X Quality low ... and store food in the safe, steady cold of an lief when they serve light Service Station, Miss Pauia Long electric freezer. meals. Why not lighten spent a few Bake and cook ahead and know Clic days in McConnell last week with in a rich, true bourbon your busy schedule even her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. food will keep fresh and ready for use at any time. more this summer, and Paul Long. Mrs. all year long, by install- Maggie Cape attended the funeral of her cousin, Mrs. Mollie Or a combinatkn electric refrigerator-fremer? ing a handy extension Motten. at Hickman Sunday. phone in the kitchen? Miss Jane Lowe returned from With a kitchen phone Texas Sunday after spending the summer with her you can take and make brother, Joe Royce and family. For the added conven- calls and watch the stove Marian Cooley of Union City Fifths — $4.00 is ience of a refrigerator at the same time. And spending a week with Gary Bennett. sad freezer in axe unit, think of the steps you'd save! It's really easy living within Mr. and Mrs. Bud Stem get a modern combina- easy reach. The cost is low for a convenient kitchen visited relatives in Paducah Sunday. Pints — $2.50 tion electric refrigerator- extension—so, why don't you give our business office a freezer. Saves space ... call and order one for your home. IN GRAVES COURT saves shopping time... In Graves County Court • • • last Half Pints — $1.30 saves steps. The refrig- Tuesday the following cases were WHAT A LINE! The deep-sea telephone cable between disposed of: Noble E. Burgess. erator section holds an Florida and Puerto Rico goes down as much as five miles Pryorsburg charged with speeding ample supply of fresh was fined $10 and below the surface of the Atlantic. costs; Bobby foods. The big freezer Joe Choate, Water Valley, charged with improper passing, reduced to compartment stores a breach of peace was fined $1 and week's supply of food— costs. ready for your convenient use. Many models have automatic self-defrosting in both compartments. ;NI M AY MO 4 YEARS OLD AUTOMATIC There's prize and model to s . WASHER Also Available in 5-Year Bottled In Bond yore, seek. Fifths - $4.75 Pints - $2.95 Half Pints - 81.50 See any electric appliance dealer DIN 1111.6h1V 90 Psoof • Straight Bourbon Whiskey law down payment:AL 4 Years **oh its Ile.tank veltet Uss iwak vsv‘t look t344 Old and Easy Terms HIRAM WALKER & SONS, INC- PEORIA, ILL. KENTUCKY UTIUT1ES COMPANY • • BENNETT ELECTRIC 1252 Page 8 The Fulton News, Thursday, July 28, 1960 POE REM: Flow sanding ma- MAYTAG WASHERS, standard Terry at Tampa. They will be BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES: chine and electric floor polish- and automatic models, $139.95 Fulionians Return moving to St. Petersburg soon, wan= We establish you in your OWTI er and electric vacuum clean- and up. Sales and service where Billy owns the Gator Brand J1 business on our capital. Winona ers. Exchange Furniture Co Bennett Electric, Phone 201. From Florida Trip Candy factory. (The Derby in Monument Co., Winona, Minn. Fulton will start handling Billy's ALL KINDS OF KEYS made NOW is the time to pit your Mr. and Mrs. Norman Terry and you wait. Forrester's candy next week). while NOTICE OF SALE FARM LOANS Typewriter and Adding Mac- Mrs. Jim Willingham and son, Shoe Shop, ,04 rain. From Tampa the Fulton group The OF HOUSE AND LOT hine Overhauled. See Cleo Charles, returned home Tuesday Peeples, Service Manager of visited Mrs. Mozelle Terry at St. met WANTED: "Experienced and suc- August 20, 11160 10:00 A. at. night after a week's vacation in The Harvey Caldwell Com- Petersburg. They are stopped to night cessful general livestock farmer Pursuant to the authority vest- Long Terms-- For The Florida. pany, DRIVE-IN Office Out- see Edwin Whitnel, former Ful- - for Hickman County Kentucky ed in me under the terms and pro- They visited the Terrys' son, and -Easy Payments fitters, Phone 674. tonian, who owns a beautiful hotel Must be trustworthy, sober visions of the last will and testa- daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Bill farm. and cottages at Beach Haven. Mr. worker. Pays $5.00 per of Ethel Robey, deceased, BEST T1 and good ment Whitnel extends an invitation to work all year long. probated and recorded in the FOR THE BE.S1 LEAL kin Office day. Steady duly NEW 1960 Chevrolets: Two-doors Fultonians to visit his place when Give 5 references in reply ad- office of the County Court Clerk and four-doors, station wagons Furniture buy Shaw -Walker FARM and James in Florida. dressed to Box "W" % The News." of Obion County, Tennessee. to INSURANCE and hardtops. are looking for a See 'J. Butts at The Harvey Caldwell Co. The Fultonians also ran into Mr. which reference is here made, I, home. Big stocks. Call or see Tay- FOR PIPELINE MILKERS and DRIVE-IN Office Outfitters. and Mrs. Rodney Miller of Fulton, Tw, the undersigned Executor of her lor Chevrolet - Buick. Pourth bulk tanks, see Southern States Phone 674. We trade for your who were spending a week at Red- °WM, estate, will offer for sale, and sell, Street, Fulton. Phones 38, 60. CLEANEST -Operative, Central Ave- -- All old equiprnent dington Beach. afteri Fulton Co to the highest and best bidder for kinds - nue, South Fulton. Phone 399. one o cash ON THE PREMISES in South Bring your repair jobs - Crops, buildings, to Ern Fulton, Tennessee, on August 20, USED FURNITURE SEPTIC tank pumping: call C. D. FREE PARKING! WE RENT - - WEBB'S into 1960, at 10 o'clock a. m., the fol- Thurman. Fulton, at 1379 before vehicles. etc. - - Fultoi lowing described house and lot: Welding Blacksmith, 7: am or after 4: (Saturday and a se% Located at 703 East State Line LAKE STREET Hospital beds Shop Sunday, any hour.) buy it at and Machine from South Fulton, Tennessee, Street, Baby beds - JAMES C. CROFT, when beginning at a point 51 feet LIQUOR STORE WHITE OAK TIMBER WANTED and Atkins, Holman Roll-away beds owner and operator. doing intersection of Craig -We buy white oak standing west of the EXCHANGE city and State Line Street, Vacuum Cleaners GET THEM FIXED timber, custom logs, custom Street Across From Steph west with the south and Taylor Floor stave and heading bolts. Con- runs thence Coca -Cola Plant polishers RIGHT at Get of State Line Street 45 tact us for prices and specifica- martin Purniture Company 103 McDowell Street nearb thence south 100 tions. L. C. Engle, Buyer TeL feet to a stake; 20$ Main St. Phone 5 Drive-In-Service WADE FURN. CO. next to Pterce-Cequin and 5-2765 Martin, Tenn. C. A. feet to a stake; thence east 45 Church Street. Fulton Lumber Co. Lewis. Buyer Tel. Chapel 7- thence north 100 Package Ice roP00 feet to a stake; Phone 103 Fulton, Ky. they , 1812 Mayfield, Ky. or place of the Phone 345 feet to the point Vew beginning; and being the same 111111111116... TV ANTENNAS: We instati- bY th property as that conveyed to trade-repair and move. Gat face k Ethel Robey by H. H. Puckett et our prices. We service all makes ed to als by deed dated December 1, GET GREAT GIFTS FREE - - - - - TV. Phone 307. Roper Television sttht 1952, and recorded in Book 12-T, tined Page 21, in the Register's Office For Top Value Stamps At Ralph's U-Tote-Em, Fulton and WARD'S of Obion County, Tennessee, to fine. MUSIC SHOP which reference is here made. Bet This property is known as the mart& RCA and Magnavox Ethel Robey Hameplace and to th was the same as that in which 111Nalitad Plza TV and she lived at the time of her WE HAVE TENDER - AGED BEEF. CORN bulan death. swirrs PREMIUM, Phone TU 5i1404 Union City The property will be sold sub- FED FOR QUALITY YOU CAN DEPEND ON. TENDER AND ject to all taxes to be assessed (Complete stock) FLAVORFUL EACH AND EVERY TIME. THERE IS NONE BET- against it for the year of 1960, and TER. Good selection of records an abstract of title will be pro- on LP and 45 nun vided the purchaser. SWIFT PREMIUM TENDER GROWN Mail orders--gnecial orders TOM ELAM, Executor of the Estate of Ethel Robey, Deceased Cut Up Whole

DON'T MOVE VVITHOUT When its CALLING COLLECT Real Estate in Fulton YEIIS LB. .35c .LB. 29' 555 FULTON, KY. ---- see ---- CHARLES W. BURROW CHapel 7-1833 309 Three Legged Fryers . . LB. . .39c Walnut Phone 61 "&"' * • • 1••• " AB MAYFIELD KY. 'arm Loans FRYERS Double Breasted LB. 4k The Conventional Loans .41)0,,P stpt guber FHA Loans • e. Ha pp: •P out a GILLUM -The very best selection of real electe *- .0 • CHICKEN PARTS: estate for sale at all times term TRANSFER CO. Haim: Breads LB. 5k Legs & Thighs LB. 4k twisti t .;P*411114P every SAVE MONEY • Comb , Buy Auto Insurance on FLOWERS fist t Wings LB. 29c Backs - Necks 3 Lbs 39c stir Our 3-PAY PLAN • V vices with 40% DOWN. 30% in 3 MOS. For Every Occasion 30% in 6 MONTHS HALLMARK greeting Cards BOSTON BUTTS Fresh, Lean LB. 43c It No Interest. No carrying to UM RYTEX ''Personalised" Charges. of till Your policy is typed and Stationery pitch reedy for you in a few min- EGGS Grade A Large 2 Doz. 95c Hunt's CATSUP 2 14 Oz. Bottles 3k the w utes, and coverage is effec- curs t tive immediately. Scott's Floral Shoppe With Coupon Below & Purchase of 65.00 Additonal Purchase tucky Wick Smith Agency a littl Phone 211-.1 Fun= marki CALL 62 - 160 COCA COLAS CARTON OF SDC montl do he 4s eer4411 9 • rAt, i‘C N 011 s . SC si ble kV A, i.e. Mortons Apple, Peach. Cherry • • public Hogs e19, MAYONNAISE graft Pt. .. . . 29c ther t LIFE CYCLE 1, FRUIT PIES 22 On. 29c I w ManagementI OLEO Merit 2 Lbs. .. . . 3k fend c Pay LARD Svrift 4 Lb. . 5k cause the n , .4 Rosedale have More ,1 S. S. four ,,,. S PEARS No. 2 1-2 Can 35c ilibiiitr:ik nedOD recent on fifS NI0 * 4 Jars 43c In ms had Texas. Lge. for te Southern States "LIFE-CYCLE" Clean Rod 10 9C centiv Plus 50 about salary FEEDING PROGRAM Stamps With lbs. broug POTATOES Coupon Whett good c Home Grown Jumbo Yellow Pound Home Grown Supplement Plus Grain But 1. Bred sow, gilt Tomatoes Lb. 10c Onions for hambergers Sc Cantaloupes Size Ea. 29c race tl 38% Sow & Pig Supplement $5.10 cwt. The ii L&M - - FREE GLASS Campbell') 6 Oz. Cans Ballard or Pilhbury CITIOr 2. Lactating sow and it 38% Sow & Pig Supplement $5.10 cwt. Tea 1-4 Lb. 39c Pork & Beans 2 For 29c Biscuits 3 Cans 25c ing its 40% Pork Maker $4.90 cwt. years Swifts Diamond Alcoa Aluminum people 3. Starting pig (4 days to weaning) term c Pig Pre-Starter Sherbet 1-2 Gal. 49c Napkins 2 for 25c Foil 12" Roll 33c It is tense (complete feed) $5.15 cwt. Pillsbury's py tha Pig Starter (complete feed) .. $4.75 cwt. fy; Pillsbury Deluxe Pillsbury Pancake that f 4. Growing Pig (weaning Cake & Frosting not aa to 125 Ms.) POTATOES but in 38% Sow & Pig Supplement $5.10 cwt. itrali 4140011:7 Instant Mashed Quick Hash Brown ! dler. 38% . UM 89c Hi-Gro-Blend $5.30 cwt. MIX 3For MIX 40", Pork Maker $4.90 cwt. Mix'em or Match 'em LB. lk Curt 29c 35c 4.0. the co 5. Finishing (125 lbs. to market) sales Issue, 38% Sow dr Pig Supplement $5.10 cwt. RALPH'S U-TOTE-EM RALPH'S U-TOTE-EM RALPH'S U-TOTE-EM RA 1.141'S U-TOTE - EM many 40% Pork Maker $4.90 cwt. 50 EXTRA STAMPS WITH THE 100 EXTRA STAMPS WITH 50 EXTRA STAMPS WITH taxes i Coca Colas Crtn of 6 5c in a 6. Dry sow PURCHASE OF COUPON & PURCHASE OF COUPON & PURCHASE OF ra ing on 38% Sow & Pig Supplement .... $5.10 cwt. WITH COUPON & 85.00 ADDI- Potatoes Texas Red PILLSBURY FLOUR 10 Lbs. Admln 7. Flushing TIONAL PURCHASE. PLUS DE- Pillsbury Flour 5 Lbs. Kenne 38% Sow & Pig Supplement .. $5.10 cwt. POSIT. - Excluding Tobacco. 10 Lbs. 59c $1.09 don Jo 55c reason! 40% Pork Booster $4.55 cwt. It will RALPH'S U-TOTE-EM ther h RALPH'S U-TOTE-EM RALPH'S U-TOTE-EM RALPH'S U - TOTE-EM out of 100 EXTRA STAMPS WITH 25 EXTRA STAMPS WITII about] SOUTHERN STATES 50 EXTRA STAMPS WITH 50 EXTRA STAMPS WITH THIS COUPON & PURCHASE OF ONE COUPON & PURCHASE OF 1 LB man C FULTON COUPON & PURCHASE OF 3 LB. COUPON & PURCHASE OF the Us COOPERATIVE BOX OF PILLSBURY LEMON OF SWIFTS PREMIUM Phone 399 S. Fulton 201 Central Ave. KRAFT'S COLE SLAW ft Oz. CHIFFON Ground Beef I rei FLOAT MIX 39c Sliced Bacon Dressing Happy YOUR SOUTHERN STATES COOPERATIVE SERVICE AGENCY 35c eral al so ami off of