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Volume Twenty-Three Fulton, fruiton County, Kentucky, Friday, June 18, 1954 Number'T^r^. iy-Five Big Meeting Tuesday COUNTRY CLUB IS Barkley/ Wetherby DISCUSSING WAYS To Welcome Many TO BUILD POOL 7o Give Official Board Members Industrial Leaders Enthusiastic About Stamp to Dedication A meeting of interest to every man and man in Private Project Hon. Alben W. Barkley and Governor Lawrence Weth- Fulton and South Fulton will be held TuesdayI'it ne 22nd , fa Plans are in the enthusiastic erby, the first citizens of Kentucky will be on hand to- at the Rone Room at noon. Whether a resident's interest AL T. OWENS—President of Fulton's Retail Mer- discussion sUge by the board morrow night, Thursday, June 17, to give the dedication lies purely in industrial expansion, or purely in develop- of tdirectf rs of the Fulton Count- fhanU Association was caught by the News Photog- of the new ball park their official stamp of approval. ment of civic facilities, the discussion at this meeting will ry Club about building , swim- rapher as he ponied a Courtesy Days banner on the be of interest to every citizen, Bob White, president of ming pool on the club grounds, The 70-piece marching band from Fort Campbell will be front of hi* (tore. the Chamber of Commerce said today. the News learned today The on hand to add color and entertainment to the ceremon- project would be a private one ies, which begin at eight o'clock. The men who will speak at the luncheon are men for the members of that organ- Thursday for the dedication interested in the expansion of all communitiee in Ken- This is a big dsy in the life ization and only members of the ceremonies. At four-thirty in the tucky and Tennessee. They are interested in giting their of K P Dalton, Fulton Base- FULTON COURTESY club would be permitted to uae afternoon the band boys will be support, guidance, and the benefit of their experience ball Association president and the pool, it was relubly reported. feted at a meal at Smith's Rose - Jotting* from and knowledge to community development. They are the loyal group of board mem- bers who have seen a dream Room, so that they can be full DAYS ARE HERE; interested in bringing industry to our towns. These men Members of the board have come true in the erection of a and happy when they start are: been discussing the project for new grandstand, a new fence a- sounding the not** of music several days now and many of Jo's Joseph A Getxow, President, industry to our state, round the park and other im- that will entertain the record READ OUR ADS! the board members, and other of the Kentucky Chamber of | r I. Fairman, Vice President provements to the grounds For crowd expected for the game. members of the club, have ln- New* Oat A Day years the ba«-ball fans have At five-thirty a dinner will Commerce, and hesd of Sport- (lf the Kentucky Utilities Com- dicsted that they would lend kept enthusiasm in the ball club be held, at which about fifty Early To Help leight-HalL Inc., Harrodsburgh. p»ny, Lexington, Kentucky every fffort, financial and other- at a high pitch, in spite of the guests have been invited, honor- Since Mr GeUow moved to Kan- , Walter Koch, director uf the wise to begin the pool as soon drab appearance of the park ing Mr. Barkley, Mr Wetherby Weekend Shopper* Note Book tucky in 1946 he has been act- industrial Department of the as a -method of financing is where three Kitty League pen- and other dignitaries. ively engaged in Kentucky's Kentucky Chamber of Corn- worked 'out TV News reaches you a day nants were won. development. and in bringing , merce This is Mr Ita-h's second James Warren, local attorney early this week, in order to bring The annual mid-summer meet- new Industry to Kentucky. j trjp to Fulton; he "spoke to a Under discussion is a plan to But the men had vision. They will be master of ceremonies at you the advertising messages ot ing of the Kentucky Press Ass- Barney Tucker, a director of meting of the Chamber of Com- issue more stock in the organiz- knew that when the time was the event. local merchants who are ociation was held st Kentucky the Kentucky Chamber of Com- merce last June, ation with members having the ripe that a quiet, yet enthuaias- Make plans now to attend the participating in Pulton's semi- Dam Village last week and Paul merce. and first president of Robert Cassel. Senior Induat- prerogative to buy as many $100 tic drive could be held and the big night at the Fulton ball park. annual "CourV-sy Days * and I attended There's nothing the London-Laurel County De- ' rial Economist, aed Robert shares as they can afford Mean- money could be raised some- Courtesy Days are being held n the world better for news velopmsnt Association London Johnston. Research Assistant of while a plan is being discussed how They hsd a couple of good this Thursday. Friday and Satur- people than to get together with was the original "test-city" in the Industrisl snd Agricultural to avail other types ot finsncing drives, but while they were in SERVICES HELD day, with practically all partici- fellow aaancistes snd "talk shop" the KCC Community Develop- IX-velopment Cooiaimmn of to members not in a position to progress many Fulton citizens pating firms having sr ranged sbout mutual problems Its s ment Program, and has grown Nashville, Tennessee, buy stock. signed notes to guarantee the sort of shot In the arm to go to from s sleepy countysest town. While this is a joint meeting money in the event the drives FOR MRS. GASKINS the meetings twice a year and to one of the most progressive of the Rotary and Lions Clubs Meanwhile the board of direct- failed FUK PAULINO THI ESDAY discuss such things ss commun- small towns in the state ; and the Chamber of Commerce. ors of the Willow Plunge Pool, a They didn't of course! The The city sf Fatten Is ee- ity problems, policy matters snd Joe Taylor. Executive Direct- the meeting i, open to all inter corporation. is investigating new ball park is finished, the AT ROCK SPRINGS U»e service a newspaper should or of the Artculture and lndust ested citizens of the two towns team is playing good ball and K. other swimming pools in the givr to its readers We enjoyed rial Development Board, of The luncheon is (1.29 per P.. his ball team and his team of Well Known Local meeting editors from up-stste area to find ways to finance a Frankfort, whose office is con- j piste. Reservations «m be made top-flight fans are happy about Lady Diss Alter all who know lots of Fulton folks stantly working to bring new through the office at the Cham civic project, which would be the whole thing For instance Tom Adams of the I ber of Commerce opes to Fultoniana. Two dinners will be held »Injuries Islington LcsdcT'flcriM spoke eft* r „ held el highly of a former Fuitor girl 3?0rn0» pfTRTWednesdayp. TBTWI . for Mrs. who is , reporter on the Lex- W CLEMENTS Augusta Little Gaskins, 54, well- some outstanding reductions for ington paper Norma Weather MYRA JACKSON known Fulton resident who pas- bargain hunters This event haa spoon Pace is making a name sed sway Tuesday, June 19, at proved wry popular with shop- for herself in Stak- news circles ELECTED TO HIGH the Fulton HospiUl. pers In the past, and a big crowd and Tom said she was doing a WINS HONORS The Rev. E. D Fritts, pastor of shoppers is expected in town great Job of the Christian Church, Clinton, pver the wsek end. STATE OFFICE AT 4-H MEET of which Mrs. Gaskins wss a You. too. will want to spend mqtnber officiated. Interment, Too, newspaper people like some time shopping. . . bar- School Politico under the direction of the Paul to discuss politics, snd many of State Championship gains are plentiful, and reduct- Hornbeak Funeral Home, waa in you would be surprised to know I« State Secretary ions sharp. Look over the adver- In Canning Awarded Rock Springs Cemetery. how many editors, from every tising in todsy's News for fur- At BOY'S Meetinq Mrs. Gaskins, wife of Russell different section of Kentucky, To Fulton Girl ther details. Gaskins. retired local business- mentioned Henry Ward, most In a sp clal election at Boys' man, had been hospitalized for enthusiastically as the man who SUte Saturday, David Clements, Myra Jackson from the Ful- the past several weeks, suffer- could beat Happy Chandler in Fulton youth, wss elected by ton 4-H Club' won the SUU ing from burns received m s fire A. L BURRUS the August Democratic primar- delegates. to the office of Sec- Championship in Canning Judg- at the Gaskins home in Country ies. You remember that we have retary of State ing at 4-H Week at the Univers- Club Courts Death, however, spoken often of Henry Wsrd as The election la an important ity of Kentucky Lexington, June was due to other causes. RESIGNS HIS a gubernatorial candidate in our part of the American Legion- P-12. <-ditortal columns and while sponsored model SUte Govern- This year Myra is carrying The daughter of the late W. many people around here think ment, set up annually by s select projects-, in canning, foods, and V. and Ella Bryant Little. Mzs. COUNTY JOB Henry is one of the best public group of boys chosen from high clothing. Her plan is to complete Gaskins waa born March 23. 1M0, servants West Kentucky has schools all over the state - the canning budget for her in Fulton County near Crutch- Bowl Builder To ever sent to State government, It is the purpose of Boys' SUte field. On May 19, 1927, she waa they thought perhaps his chances to familiarize youth with the MARILYN BUTLER (left) AND MYRA JACK- * SJrJl^^' united in marriage to RusseU were a little slim in view of mechanics of state grovemment SON — are happy after their return from Lexington Marilyn Butler also of the Ful- Gaskins. She and her husband other possible, stronger candid- where Myra was awarded the championship for ton Club represented the county resided in Clinton until a few Of State Group years ago, at which time they Mrs. Mabel Huff To judging in canning. on the Junior Council for 4-H Andrew L. Burrus, former Week. moved to Fulton. county judge and long-time O- Manage Jewelry Store In addition to her husband, bton county highway supervisor The picture has changed com- It's a Girl! j T. D. Ozment, superintendent Mary Helen Everett of the Mrs. Gaskins is survived by a Mrs Mabel Huff. JFulton re- who is generally regarded as one pletely in recent months and , ,„ . . . . Hickman 4-H Club represented brother, Neal Little of Crutch- sident for over 29 years, has of the bast road men In the Henry Ward is the man most Mr. and Mrs Curtis Beadles Hickman schools, has announ- ^ rounty ln the sute Style field, and several cousins, nep- been named to manage Wiley's South, today announced that he mentioned for the post to oppose of Water Valley are the proud' ced thal Thomas H. Farley, for- Revue of more than 100 girls, hews and nieces. • Jewelry Store, and the local has tendered his resignation to Chandler The new picture la parents of a 8 pound, IS ounce mer principal and coach at Hick- Linda Hale also of the Hick- Western Union office. Ota county highway commission what we expected all along baby girl born .Tune » at 0:99 p. man High School, will return to man Club represented the county and will conclude his duties in Henry Ward has done some thing Well-known by many local m. at the Haw, Hospital. She that position in September. He in 4-H records. If any 4-H-ers this position on July 19th for Kentucky. He took s fledgl- citizens, Mrs Huff was the wife had been named Holly Wini- j will begin duties in the local need; assistance on record keep LOCAL STUDENT of the iste B G Huff Mr. Burrus haa accepted a pos- ing industry (tourist) and has fred i school on September 8. ing just ask Linda ition aa business msnager of the made It grow to nearly $900,000,- HONORED AT UK recently - organised Tennessee 000 annually in Just a few One local youth WM graduated Limestone Producers association, years. More people are coining in the University of Kentucky's and In this position will promote to Kentucky. June commencement class with the use of crushed stone for road money, thsn any other time In Popular Visitors Enjoy Fulton Hospitality high honors for scholarship, the building and other purposes and the history of the SUte, and the Office of the Registrar reports. limestone for agricultural pur- State Park system is a great en- poses throughout the state and terprise to behold. William S. Bard, Fulton, was the Mid-South among 30 University studenU to graduate "With Distinction", Some of Henry's critics have after completing at least three said falsely, snd unkindly that years of study with a grade- Charles Morris Will anybody could do what he has point sUnding of 2.4 to 2.8. Graduate In Detroit done with taxpayer's money. Well, many office-holders have Charles Morris, son of Mr and had the same opportunity, but Rev. Dan Overall Is Mrs Curtis Morris of Detroit, they didn't take advantage of Mich , will graduate from high it. Henry was s panel-speaker Returned To Fulton school June 22. at the meeting Friday, where At the conclusion of the recent He was voted the most out- such folks as Walter Koch, Har- five-day Memphis Conference of standing pupil and has been per Gatton, Joe Taylor of the the Methodist Church, conduct- Chief editor of the school paper A&ID Board and others discus- 'ed at Jackson. Tenn , Bishop W. sed s newspaper's responsibility for 2 years He has been awarded T. Watklns of Louisville, con- to It's community. Henry talked a 4-year scholsrship to the State firmed the ministerial reap- "off the record" he said. It was. College at Lansing, Mich., where pointments of three local min- undoubtedly one of the finest isters. he will major in Journalism with speeches, the most straightfor- The Reverend Dan Overall typing as side line. ward and one of the best evalu- will return to the pastorate of A letter to his grandmother, ations of that responsibility any the First Methodist Church ot his final work. public official ever told a bunch Fulton; Clyde Ervin will con- said he was making Journalism of news editors and publishers. -BARBARA LEET of Lexington is in Fulton as a MR. AND MRS. LEE RUCKER are enjoying a tinue aa pastor of the Fulton Mrs. Ruby Neisler, of Fulton, He laid his cards on the table houseguest in the home of Mayor and Mra. Bill wonderful visit with their daughter Martha Craig Circuit, and Reverend R. L. Dot- His parents. Mr and Mrs Cur- and we saw the whole picture. Browning. Barbara is shown here with Billy Brown- and lovely grandchildren Clair (left) and Craig Lee eon will continue in the South tis Morria were formerly of (Continued on Pare 10) ing. on West SUte Line. Fulton Circuit Fulton. Nothing Succeeds in Fulton Just STRICTLY BUSINESS el Read Partial List of Late Accomplishments Kentucky Windage "Everything haa been tried in Ful- cipally not as an investment, but so By r. W. ton, and nothing has succeeded." that the name of Fulton could be I i.1 Such a statement was spread on the spread over a wider area. The Fulton Legionnaires will al In the rear, so look for some record for all of West Kentucky to In the planning stage is a sewer soon unveil a monster steam resl fun when the locomotive see, last Sunday in the Paducah Sun- disposal system and a comprehensive enfine on wheels . . . and we cornea oat sf It's "shop ", pro- Democrat. The story at first made us sewage system for new areas added predict they will have more fun bably next week In time tor boiling mad and then it made us ter- to the city limits. with the thing throughout West ribly sad, for such a statement tends the Union City Centennisl par- Businessmen down town are caught Kentucky and Teaataw than to make a lot of hard-warking folks in an enthusiastic program of remodel- •hey have ever had la their life. ades. throw up their hands and say .... ing their places of business and most- When we lived down In ( larks The locomotive is being as- "aw, heck what's the use." ly their store fronts, to attract custom- dale. Miss., me (.egioa there had sembled at the Gossum Weld- The statement, of course, is fantas- ers, tourists and make a good impres- one. and it traveled la every ing shop It's bssic frame is sn tically untrue. If memory serves the sion for prospective industry. Take the parade within IN mUes of town. old truck body, snd the rest is Paducah-Sun, it was their good news- National Stores, the Fulton Bank, the maHtng occasional convention strictly not from Detroit Since most locsl Legionnsires know s paper which sent a man here not too Graham Block, Carter-Butterworth trips to say point from Chicago good deal of first-hand railroad- long ago to chronicle the progress our to Paaeagoula. On top of every- building, Fall and Fall Insurance ing. the locomotive wiH probably city has made in recent years. Agency, the new U-Tote-Em building thing else. It's a real advertiser bear more gadgets than must It is not our intention to place a and several others as examples of folks for the town. vehicles -of its type "blame" anywhere. But what we want being on the move. White Legionnaires seeas mam to do is set the record straight, and Equipped with loud speaker, about admitting It, it has heea Funds have been set aside and a it is a crowd-wower in parades, put our progress in proper focus right aald thai the veehkle will beast committee appointed by the City to and it is slwsys welcome be- now, for the benefit of all of our several authentic parts, with the map out recreational areas and a play- cause of its novelty With a sharp neighbors, our local writers, our large compliments of uakowa doners ground for the city's children. wit st the microphone, Legion- who, being in possmstoa ef aa neighbor dailies, and the United States naires can have a great time ex- extra whistle, or bell, er running A corporation has been formed for in general. changing goodnatured banter light that they didn't need, have a swimming pool. "Everyone is entitled to his own opinion, of course, but it's with crowds anywhere, any- quietly conveyed the part to the Fulton has made REMARKABLE my contention that if she had foreseen higher prices. The Fulton Country Club has built time because everyone shop, te the delight of the hard gains in the past four years. Practical- Mother Hubbard's cupboard wouldn't have been bare!' within the past four years, one of the knows its sll in fun. working crew. ly EVERYTHING that we have tried ' prettiest clubhouses in Kentucky and has succeeded, and what is more, in a Besides the driver and his maintains, undoubtedly the finest golf greater proportion than the original aasistait. the machine wilt pro course around here. Local people bablv hold six to eight addltlea —OO TO CHURCH SUNDAY— effort called far. FROM THE FILES: bought shares of stock in the project A blank page can be filled in less to make it possible. than sixty seconds in just off-hand ac- The Fulton Woman's Club maintains complishments. And if greater re- and monthly adds to, one of the most TURNPIG BACK THE CLOCK search were attempted, the record complete libraries, for such a project, would look far more impressive than in Kentucky, and the ladies last year any other city of even larger popula- completely redecorated the beautiful (June 14. l*e»( of Mr and Mrs Edd Work spent tion could boast of. clubhouse. Miss Doris Huddleston, teach- last week with his grandmother, If we were living outside our area, Fulton churches are growing and er of music, pres-nted h>-r pupils Mrs Mattie Murphey. our first impression, after reading the two of them this year have installed in recital, Friday night, June 7. statement would be to envision this air conditioning. It cannot be estimated The following pupils were pre- Mr and S F Jeffress and community as made up of people with in dollars, the huge amounts that GUARANTEED RECONDITIONED sent.^: Jane Alley, Mary Zou family and Mr and Mrs. Irvin no vision, no gumption and no no-how, have been spent recently by the relig- Allen, .Ann Valentine. Mary Jeffress and sons were Sundsy USED CARS »nd that is such an unfair opinion to ious groups to add Sunday Schodl Moore Windsor Judtth Hill guests of Mr and Mrs Willie — See un bt fore i/ou buy — leave with the* readers or* any news- rooms and other auditoriums to their Herbert Williams, Sue Belle Jeffress and family. paper. structures. The beautiful Cumberland Morris. Virginia Meacham, Cat- herine Scates, Betty Koehan. KING MOTOR COMPANY i/ook over this partial list of accom- Presbyterian Church, has been built in Mr Edward Cannon and wife recent years. Jane Grymes. Patricia Robert- attended children's services at For a demonstration of the new 1954 Chrysler plishments: soi\ para Callahan. Kathryrv At a meeting last year, when a Boyou de Chine, Sunday or Plymouth call Molly King. Eugene Hooden- A $350,000 municipal gas system is Hale. Rebecca Brann, Almeda now being laid throughout the city of prospective industry wished to locate Huddleston, Martha Brady, Elva pyle or t'harlea King at 1267 or 89. Rev T. T. Harris will fill his Fulton. here, nearly $30,000 was subscribed Davis. regular appointment at Salem, Improvements amounting to well in an hour at a mass meeting and local next Saturday and Sunday, at people would have raised $130,000 if over $50,000 have been made in the Work on the new Coca-Cola which time the Lord's Supja-r last six months to Fulton's baseball the prospect had been what the city plant was started this wi WELCOME TO FULTON! Here is a money-saving event spon- sored by the Fulton Retail Merchanta... offering you three glorious days of real savings .. . right now at the start of tke summer season, just to show you that they appreciate your business and want you to make FULTON your regular shopping center! Whatever you need, wkerever you wish to buy it . . . your favorite merchant will be pleased to accomodate you. This is an unusual, early-season opportunity. Don't pass it byl / FULTON COURTESY DAYS ; . B \ : Thur. - Fri. - Sat. A Festival of bargains awaits the Shopper! Sponsored by participating members of / , BUY NOW AT A SAVING I Stock up this weekend on your personal needs the Fulton Retail Merchats Bureau!- for the summer, or for such |ift occasions as these: Father's Day (Sunday); gifts for the June Bride; vacation needs; Anniversary gifts; Birthday gifts! VISIT ALL STORES! gifts for the graduate going soon away to school i COME EARLY! GET BEST SELECTION! things you've been wanting around tke koawe, etc, etc. The Fulton News Friday, June 18,1954 i Marcus Vayles end a» guests of Mesdames of Jackson were Sundsy guests Joe Royce Lowe is quite sick i Funeral services were held Powell Webb snd Ir, Raines of his parents. Mr and Mrs. Ray with mumps Little Psuls Long! ho just recovered from them. We keve sssifi « rfeeks es Saturday morning at 10:30 at Miss Constance Jones return- •mond Hogg. Services Held Tuesday the iWhitnel Funersl Home for ed home Sunday afternoon after Mr. and Mrs. Almus Palsgrove Marcus Voyles, 4% who died attending the Annual conference and children spent Sunday with H's a Girl! Gates V-Mts i For Ferdie Tarver. 62 the Bill Blakemore family near DEATHS Thursdsy morning st 5 a. m. at In Jackson lsst week. Mr and Mrs. Albert L Jack- fcr HOMI mt FAIM Union City. I Funeral services were held at the Baptist Hospital in Memphis, Joyce Taylor called on Mrs. son of Fulton sre the proud par- as a result of gun-shot wounds. Mrs. Harry Pearce . 2:00 p. im Tuesday, June IS, Zelma Stone awhile Sunday Jack Lowe attended the Met- ents of a 6-pound baby girl born ' for Ferdie Tarver, 62, who pass- The R»'V. H. L. Nsbors officiated afternoon. hodist Conference In Jackson, June 14 st 9:45 a. m. at Jones j Interment was in Obion Cem- Dies In Memphis ed away Sunday, June 13, at his Mrs. Bertha Rickman visited Tenn.. Frtdsy. Hospital She has been nsmed 1 etery. i home near Fulgham. Death was Mondsy in Mayfield. Mr snd Mrs. Floyd Shumm Karen Lee. BENNETT ELECTRIC Mrs J. B Barclay, Fulton re- i attributed to a heart attack. Mr Voyles was employed ss Mr. and Mrs. Roy Emerson and family of Bluford. 111., and PHONE 261 FULTON sident, has received word ol the lineman on the I. C. Railroad. I Services were conducted at visited in tl»' home of Mr and Mrs. Billy Walker and baby of —GO TO CHURCH SUNDAY- death, on June 13, of her aunt, He is survived by his wife, the Salem Methodist Church, and Mrs. BUI Matthews Monday Union City were Saturday night Mrs. Harry B. Pearce, of Mem- Mrs Azille Stephens Voyles, 41; , burial, under direction of Hop- ; night of last week. Rev and Mrs visitors ot Mr. and Mrs. Albert phis. a son, Calvin Edward Voyles, | kins, and Brown Funeral Home T. Y. Smithmler and family of Msyhall Mrs Pearce, 56, who formerly 20; a daughter, Mrs. Shirley BARGAINS FOR COURTESY DAYSI of - Clinton, was in the church Ellendale, Tenn., were supper lived near Water Valley, waa Stephens of Fulton; his parents, Harold Rogers has been on the cemetery. " guests killed instantly 'Sunday, when Mr and Mrs C. E. Voyles of sick hat Thursday—Friday—Saturday Mr. Tarver, a life-time re- the automobile in which she was Lowes, Ky.; and a sister, Mrs. A. Mrs Cassie Taylor was the Miss Annett Rogers is sble to sident of Hickman County, was riding, collided head-on with a C. Trumbull of Graham, Texas. Saturday p m. guest of Mrs. Ira be out after a bad spell of ton- owner and operator of Tarver's NYLON SHIRTS AND MANY OTHERS car driven by a 20-year-old Har- Raines. sillitis. Grocery. He was a member of montown. Miss., negro Leyd Holmes Mrs. Evaline Yates attended The friends of the Smith the Salem Methodist Church. a showvr in Mayfield one even- SPECIALS ON SALE AT THE Mr. Pearce reported that the Funeral services wets- held st family extend sympathy in the Survivors include his wife, ing last week given in honor of driver of the other car. rounded 2 Friday afternoon at the An- death ot their brother. Raymond Mrs. Mi .lie Burkett Tarver; two the former Jean Yates. John and Riley went to Little a curve on the wrong side of the tioch Church of Christ for Foyd sons, Paul, of near Fulgham, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Emerson TINY TOGGERY road, crashing into the Pearee H Holmes, 84, who died at Jones Rock. Ark., to attend hia funer- and Woodrow. of near Wingo; visited their daughter. Mrs Har- automobile. Hospital at 7:30 Wednesday al. and a sister, Mrs. Annie Howell, old Carr and family of Lone Oak Myrtle Doyle, owner Fulton Theatre Bldg. night. Interment, under the Miss Helen Rogi-rs has re- Mr Pearce, 64-year-old I. C. of near Fulgham. Saturday. conductor, was dismissed after direction of JacMeon Brothers turned to Wash,, after a two- Funeral Home was in the church hospital treatment for multiple Roy Walch weeks visit with her mother, cemetery. Mrs. Mattie Rogers, snd other abrasions. PIERCE STATION Another passenger seriously Funeral services were held Mr. Holmes was a member of relstives h**re injured in the Pearce car was Sundsy sfternoon st 2:00 o'clock th*> Antioch Church of Christ Albert Hutchens and Mr and COURTESY DAYS Mrd. Edith Jonw, 68 year-old for Roy M Walch, 67, who died snd wss a retired farmer The regular second Sunday Mrs. Johnny Holland of Fulton, Union City resident. Friday morning at 9:15 at the He is survived by a son. Ben- afternoon singing at Chappell and Mrs Kelly French spent Fri- Hill wa« well attended and Funeral services for Mrs. Jones Hospital after an illness ona Holmes of Paducah; six day in Memphis Mr Hutchens Thursday—Friday—Saturday everyone enjoyed "Big Jim" Pearce were held Tuesday after- of 2 months. The Rev Oakley daughters, Mrs Herman Potts. went to Campbell's Clinic for a Ferguson and the Rhythmettes noon at 2 p. m. Burial was in Woodside officiated. Interment Fulton, Route 5, with whom he check-up He is grestly improv- from Greenfield, Tenn. Memphis. was in Gre»-nlea Cemetery. made his home during the last ed snd drives his own car, al- Mr Walch was a retired rail- few yesrs, Mrs Floyd Wstts of Mrs Walter Smith and daugh- though he still - walk, with COOL SUMMER DRESSES way clerk. He was a member of Detroit. Mrs. Roy Wstts of Duke- ter. Mrs. Jack Buske and Mr crutches. Buske ind twins, Molly and Pol- the United Brethren Church in dom. Mrs Earl Wheeler of Ak- Mr and Mrs. Leslie Cape vis- for these warm days Dr. H. W. Connauqhton Chamberburg, Penn., and also a ron. Ohio, Mrs Willie Hendon ly and son Danny and grand- ited relatives in Hickman Sun- member of the Elks Lodge Milan, Tenn., Mrs Ervin Bea- daughter Bonnie Dennis of Lan- day. $3.95 and $5.95 Veterinary Service Two brother^ Clarence and man of Hazel Park. Mich ; a sing. Mich., were Sunday guests William Earl Long and Her- Fred Walch, preceeck-d him in brother. R. E. Holmes of Seda- of Mr and Mrs Riley Smith. PHONE 807-R chal Kimball of the Martin High- death. lia; 11 grandchildren; and two Rev. Harlen Hogg and family way. spent Sunday in Memphis great grandchildren. or CALL 74 He> is survived by his wife. Mrs Myrtle Gre«?n Walch; son, ALSO OTHER SUMMER DRESSES Graduate Veterinarian Elmer Walch of Fulton; two A. D. CALL i tlsB(k« xtaea in Voiles, Nylons and shoors brothers, Charles Walch of Located on Martin-Fulton A- D. Call, father of Austin Lewistown. Pa., and Lynn Walch D Call of Fulton, died Tuesday $8.95 and up Highway. of Hagerstown. Md. morning after suffering „ light The Elks Club members will stroke in his home in Hickman. act as honorary pallbearers. He is survived by his wife Mrs Hettie Call, another son. Loyd CLARICE SHOP Call of Hickman, and three dau- WlNlii ghters: Mrs James Fields of ; "Shop in Comfort in our air-conditioned store" Hickman, Mrs Larry Overby of' Phone 265 300 Main Str. Covington. Ky, Mrs. Crswford 442 latke Street Kennedy of Bronx. New York. At press time the funergl ar- rangements were incomplete. Si a/a I • DUKEDOM RT- TWO Jeyee Taylor • Bargains At Baldridge's We are having some real hot weather and its kinda uncomfor- by GREYHOUND table aftiT so much cool weather Mrs. J J. McNatt returned to AIR-COHDITIOHID BUMS ON AU Jier daughters, Mrs. Tremon Rickman, esrly Tuesday morn- fqr Fulton Courtesy Days THROUGH SCHEDULES ing after a long visit with her One Way One Way son and wife, Mr and Mrs J. B. Chicago .... $8.79 „_ $12.65 Foy of Indiana COM^RLY! Don't be disappointed by missing out! New Yerk $22,95 Jacksonville lltM Mr. snd Mrs Ernest Colthorp, Lea Angeles Miami Beach «MM Marilyn and Mrs Sam visited Indianapolis _ $7.45 Penaacda SIMS Mrs. Maude Jones Sunday. — Large 20 x 40 aise 12 x 12 Huffy, thick 86.15 Tampa $17-IS They called to see Mrs. Ber- (U. S. tax extra) (U. S. tax extra) tha Gibson in the afternoon, who is , patient in the Haws Hosplt InriM UVttn miu ntm. al in Fulton. Mrs. Gibson is BATH TOWELS WASH CLOTHS alowly improving Miss Jewel Rose is staying with Mrs. Jones while her sister is in the hos- in brilliant colore. in bright pastel colors. pital. UNION BUS STATION Messrs. Roy Emerson and Regular 69c values Stock up at thia low price. 4tfc * CAR* CMiwr Taylor were guests of _ % l 44 Fred Waggoner Sunday p. m. Mr. Waggoner has been 111 Mrs. Ollie James and Mr snd 43c GREYHOUND Mrs. Frank James of La. visited in this vicinity over the week Ladies multi-filament run-resist BOYS SPORT BRIEFS RAYON PANTIES Sanforixed cloth front in SAVE $30.50 ON Choice of elastic or ribbed cuff. fancy stripes White, pink, blue Knit back, elastic waist Sixes S, 6, 7. BRAND NEW UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITERS Sixes 4-8 Elastic waist 1953 Models—Still in factory-sealed cartons— all guaranteed for one year — prQ 19c - 25c we will give you $2S.OO for your old typewriter, regardless of age, make or Terry Cloth anything else, just so it will PORCH PILLOWS TENNIS OXFORDS Hot or Cold KIDDIES PANTIES Attractive floral birch Double crotch; white Fa^ied denim colors DIXIE CUPS bark designs. and colors. Sixea 2-6; Sixes 5-12 CLEARANCE Reg. $1.29 Giant economy - sixe Reg. 35c 49c pkg. of Reconditioned ONLY 21c 89c $1.39 33c TYPEWRITERS 5 Underwoods 6 Remingtons 3 L. C. Smiths S Royals PLAY BALL PICNIC JUG ,„ $25.00 AND UP Large 16-inch sixe; sells One-gallon sixe with stonewear li for $1.00. and aluminum cup. Reg. $3.00. "Prices are born here, raised elsewhere" COMPLETE LINE NEW & USED ADDING MACHINES 6fc $2.19 Harvey Caldwell Co. Drive-In Office Outfitters BALDRIDGE'S 5 T0-25c STORE Phone 674 LAKE SHEET FILTOR i spend the week end with Mr. r. A Black and family Other application of specific new deve- school used by 400 children in The Fulton News Friday, June 25,1 8 • Middle Road New* and Mrs. Coleman Evana They visitors in the Black home were lopments in anU- submarine the town ot Uijongbn. Mn. Jaff Harrison • returned home Sunday. Mr and Mrs Walter Ryder and warfare. The exercise covers the In Korea six months, Sansom Marita Davis is spending the Rodnev from Chicago. various phases of convoy pro- entered the Army in June 19M Mr end Mn M P Inman summer with her grsndpsrents. I'tr and Mrs Vodie Hapwood tection and detection of submar- and completed basic training at were tn Memphis. Thursday. Mr and Mrs. Coleman Evana ant. Sandra, and Mrs. Ozelle ines by Huntei^Killer Groups. Camp Breckinridge, Ky. Holmes spent Saturday nightj Mrs E. L. Browder visited her A Pink and Blue shower was I and Sunday with Mr and Mrs. ' Approximately 1,000 acres of COURTESY DAYS BARGAINS mother. Mrs Wood row Thursday given at the home of Mrs Jeff ' ARMY HOME NEWS CEN- Robert Perry and family. Other grain sorghum will be grown afternoon. ' Harrison Friday afternoon for | TER. KANSAS CITY, MO. guests In the Perry home Sun- in Simpson county, a relatively Mrs. George Black Twenty i JUNE 8 Mr and Mrs W H Dorrla and day were Mr and Mrs. W. D. THURSDAY - FRIDAY - SATURDAY guests attended and several sent new crop in the county. 3TRIC children and Mr and Mrs Inman. Truelena Norman and gifts that could not come Lil- I CORPS. KOREA - P v t George Thayer arrived Thurs- Mr and Mrs Charles Hancock ULTON lian thanks everyone and thinks Bludell Sansom, son of Mr. and day from Lansing. Mich, to and Phyllis ONE-DOLLAR TABLE FOR GIRLS: she had a real nice shower. Mrs. Edward Sansom, Route 2, Hickman, Ky., is helping to build How Chrittian Mr and Mrs Vodie Hapwood a new schoolhouse in Korea, Science Heals Blouses, nylon, cotton, eyelet, batiste and Sandra, and Mrs. Orelle • HOSPITAL NOTES 51 Hearing Aid Batteriae where he is serving with I Corps' "REMOVING Holmes •visited Saturday after- The following were pstients 501st Quartermaster Battalion. Shorts noon with Mr and Mrs. W. D. BARRIERS TO Complete Line in the locsl hospitals Wednesday Sansom and other members of Inman. for all makes et hrartn* aids! morning. the battalion are constructing a PROGRESS" T-Shirts Visit sur Hearing AM Depart- Pvt. George Black spent the four-room building to replace [ERS ment at your first opportunity Jones Hospital: S. L. Phillips, WFUL (in* Ke.) Sunday 1* am SUBTEEN DRESSES (were (8.98) $5.00 week end with home folks. Fulton; Lsrimore Taylor, Route the war-torn and weather-beaten CITY DRUG CO. Mr and Mrs. Jeff Harrison 2, Fulton. Mrs Betty Fowlkes, SUBTEEN SKIRTS (were $7.98) $5.00 tM Lake Street Pho l 7« and Pvt. snd Mrs George Black Fulton; Mrs Pauline Owwi. spent Sundsy with Mr. and Mrs. Route 4, Hickman; Mrs Lester Hicks, and baby, Fulton; Mrs Albert Jsckson and baby, Ful- ONE-DOLLAR TABLE FOR BOYS: In your hour of need the ton; Mrs Rudelle Elliot. Hick- man; Mrs R. T. Brown, Route 3, Bldg. Terry cloth shirts, sizes 6-14 WHITNEL FUNERAL HOME Fulton. offera: Haws Memorial Hospital: Mrs TINY BONDS Boys shorts, boxer, sizes 2-6» Every price range for funeral service that is of- Bertha Gibson. Dukedom; E. E. Mount. Fulton; Claud Gilliam. fered by any funeral home in this entire area—the Boys slacks, Regularly $2.98 Route S, Fulton; Hallit Rose. WE Give AND expense depends entirely on your selection. Fulton; R. C. Crocker, Route 4, Boys Gabardine suits, sizes 11-16 (were $19.96) An attractive funeral home for your convenience Trenton; Mrs. Jordon Ferguson, REDEEM at no extra coat. Route 2, Fulton; Mrs Alvie Now $12.96 Oxygen equipped ambulance service. (For heart Williams. Route 5, Fulton; Mrs THEM 1 Many more bargains. Come ia! A. B Stocker, Fulton. cases). * YOUR EXTRA SAVINGS Telephone 88 408 Eddings Street Fulton Hospltsl: Johnnie Owen. Jr.. Fulton; Mrs Lloyd Csrter, Crutchfield. Route 1; Mrs Luther Lawrence, Water Valley; John S Wilkerson, Ful- CITY DRUG COMPANY JACK and JILL SHOP ton, Route 1; Ella Rankin. Ful- Fulton'g Quality Drug Store TAKE NO CHANCES ton; Jo Ann Clark, Wingo. Route Lake Street Fulton I; Peggy Adams, Fulton; Guy 408 Lake Street , Phones 70, 428 Tucker, rulton; B F Hudson, Columbus; Mrs Bobby Whltlock, Fulton; Mrs Joe Taylor and baby, Fulton, Route 5; Mrs Bob Spring Clean Your Clothes Pillow. Wingo, Route 1; Mrs John Kenny, Fulton. Route 1; Mrs Jessie Walker. Fulton; C. O BEFORE YOU STORE THEM! Meacham. Fulton; Luther Pick- ens, Wster Valley. Route 2; Mrs. Frank Beadles, Fulton; Mrs B. To protect their beauty and prolong their wear . . . J Williams, Fulton; B. B Step- UNICD your winter clothing should be thoroughly and ex- henson, Fulton; Mrs Gertrude Street Rogers. Oskton. Linda Edwards, pertly cleaned before storage! Hickman; Everrett Boyd, Water BINDER & BALEI Valley; Our modern method of dry cleaning removes every Mrs Van 0"Neil, Crutchfield; Mrs Prudence Hudspeth. Mos- Treated with Insect and Rodent Repellent! trace of imbedded soil . . . eliminates perspiration cow. and other odors. Properly cleaned clothing will wear Unite Premium BINDER TWINE longer . . . look smarter and will be ready for wear —Service Notes Mode froM corefufly isltcted thai ftfMi when you need them. Navy Lt. Cdr Joseph W Bead- les. Jr son of Mrs Vivisn H Beadles of 321 Carr St. Fulton, Ky., is with the staff of the Com- mander of Carrier Division 16 aboard the support aircraft car- PARISIAN rier USS Leyte participating in LAUNDRY-CLEANERS A ^ a major anti submarine develop- ment exercise. ' $12.00 I . . . gar Ma at * M. I ut! The training began on April 20 and involves over SO air, sur- $12.50 l .j .gsr Wns Wk.1 Member of: Fulton Chamber of Commerce; face. and submarine units oper- sting in the sres between Ber- TOXAPHENE CHLORDANE American Institute oi Laundering; National muda and the Bahamas De- signated ASDEVEX 1-6*. the Unite PremleM BALM TWINS Institute oi Dry Cleaning. operation was planned and scheduled by the Operational METHOXYCHLOR Phone 14 Fulton, Ky. Development Force, U. S. At- lantic Fleet, under the command "Superior" frode An. Contains 9JOOO of Rear Admiral Harold D. Bak- ALDRIN ROTHANE er. USN, to explore the tactical feel per bole, »sm»s dranqlh. 270 poanfc. DDT WETTABLE 50% $10.75 *...»• Us SPECIALS FOR FULTON COURTESY DAYS (FOR FLIES) WEED KILLER KLEEN STOCK SPRAY 2-4-D ESTER THURSDAY—FRIDAY—SATURDAY t $4.90 GALLON $23.75 - 5 GALLONS 20-inch floor fans $26.95 8-inch fans $ 4.95 Window fans, up from $25.95 7k finest in tie M Lawn chairs $ 2.90 W 25-foot hose $2.19 ^atttN^ - 50-foot hoM $ 3.59 Croquet set * $ 4.*9 f BKJIC 3-Blade lawn sprinkler $ 2.75 CONTROUtRS 20-foot soaker hoee $ 1.98 Th« lun'i beat can really "bake" SEED SOY BEANS • you without insulation in your 35-foot aoalrar hose $ 2.98 walls and ceiling. But—with Fibcrglas* Home Insulation ODGEN you stop old man Sun right in Picnic basket set (4 cupe, 4 plates. and economical. Designed to five the his tracks. Your boms can ba 4 forks. 4 spoons $ 6.95 up to 15 degrees cooler! BLACK WILSON maximum amount sf charge which l> sefs for humans sad animals, for low-cest. lew «p-lce*p fencing. «.* Lst us show you how you can Wading pools, (plastic) $2.95 up Unke fence controllers. Guaranteed for cue yew to joy the luxurious comfort oi WABASH against defects In workmanship and materials. SlOO Both Battery and Electric Types FULTON ROOFING 81 SOUTHERN STATES FULTON CO-OPERATIVE INSULATION CO Central A' i. Fulton Telephone 339 1 Washington St. SP (Next to Of floe) The Fulton News Friday, June 18. 1954 grandfather, Will Pharris. In Danville, Ky. "Reinforced" "Baker", F D. O Joe Barnes of Fulton spent • PALESTINE NEWS Rev C. O. Frey was sent to New York, N. Y. last week with Mr and Mrs. Mrs. Leslie Nugeat • HOMEMAKERS MEET Wess Beard. Palestine Water Valley charge, The "Y" Homemakerj will! • BEELERTON NEWS Mrs Laura Prestiy has re- to replace Rev. W H. Pearigen. Mrs. Leon Wright • Mrs. L. B. Counsil and child- meet Monday afternoon, June 21 turned to her home after a ren of Hickman were last Thurs- The Homemaker Club will meet Friday afternoon at Com- at 1:30 at the Lodgvston Com- weeks visit in the Best Gardner day night supper guests of Mr Wo have a feeling of sadness home and Mrs Roy Bard and Mrs A. munity Center. Mesdames M B. munity House with Mra. Vaughn Brown snd Dean Harwood host- because of our friend, Mrs. Met-! Mr and Mrs Melvin Stephens M. Browder as hostess. tie Guyn. We realize she is bet- esses. Lesson on basket-weaving. and son, and Rev and Mrs W. Mr. and Mrs Odie Leigh pf ter off, for she had suffered H. Mobly attended the funeral Reeves Tenn , Mrs. Carrie Crows much, had been a patient in the and burial of Marcus Voyles and granddaughter of Birming- ON FINE CRUISE hospital for over two years. Met- Saturday. ham Ala, Mr and Mrs C. J a. rwfrit Marias * tie was my neighbor more than Some from here went to Oak- Bowers, Mr and Mrs. John Bow- Charles Trevathan. who is in 40 years, and she was never ton Sunday afternoon to singing. ers, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bow- the U. S. Marine Corps, left uOW down payment**""** * happier than when she was ers and family, Mr and Mrs and Easy Terms Lt. Hampton Liilard, who with Camp Le June, N C. recently James McDade and daughters helping someone. She was his family have been in Ger- on a S months Mediterranean enjoyed a family get-together Stewart of Wesley Church a many two years, have arrived "C" Co.. 1st Bn, 6th Marines BENNETT ELECTRIC at the home of Mr and Mrs Hil- number of years. She truly will in New York and are expected cruise. His new address is PFC til Mala Iman Collier, Sunday be missed from this community. to visit his mother, Mrs. Mable Charles W. Trevathan. 1419655 Ullard and his Grandparents, James O. Brown was moved Mr and Mrs Brown Clifford Mr. and Mrs. Hughey Hicks here home from the Fulton Hospital snd children were Sunday din- and at Clinton. Saturday and is improving ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lyndle Hicks and daughter Mr. BiLlie Meadows, Airman, U. Mr and Mrs. Milner and child- EXUM'S and Mrs. Lei on Henderson and S N , son of Mr and Mrs. Ross ren of Overland, Mo., arrived Meadows, formerly of here, K Saturday to spend thru vacation children were afternoon guests. RADIO AND FUNERAL DESIGNS, serving with Fighter Squadron with her father. Guaaie Browder, Joseph A. Getzow — head TV SHOP WEDDINGS, Mrs. Best and Mrs. Grace 121 aboard the attack aircraft and brother, James. BLOOMING PLANTS, Gardner, Mr and Mra. Harold carrier. USS Boxer in the Far of the Sportleigh Co., of Mrs Bertha Nugent attended Phone 207 — Walnut St. GREEN PLANTS, Gardner and daughter, and Mr. East as a part of the UN Peace llarrodaburg will be among the Wagher Choate wedding and Mrs Robert Gardner and PLANT DISHES, Patrol Sunday afternoon in the Hick- Repair and Installation son, were Sunday dinner guests the distinguished visitors in HALLMARK GREETING Larry Lewie spent Friday man Methodist church. Rev. L. •ervice on all makes in Clinton with Mr. and Mrs. Fulton next- week when a B. Counsil officiated. CARDS. night and Saturday with Jerry of TV seta. Bud Morgan. group of high-ranking State House. Mr and Mrs Roy Bard spent industrialists come here to Sunday with Mr and Mrs Har- SPARTON TV has Mrs. Warren Dodson and son Shelby Jean Pillow spent last "The Beauty About Our vey Pewltt. •New Dyna Volt < has have returned to their home in week with Lynda Sue Hicks and discuss industrial relations Business Is Flowers" Mrs Harold Pewitt accom its. with voltage set- Detroit after a visit to her par- attended Bible School at Mt. with local busine.H8 people. panied her mother, Mrs. D. Nel- put increased 5*% le 304 Main St.—Fulton, Ky. ents, Mr and Mrs. Mangu.s Batts Zion. and boys. She was called home son to Memphis Monday where IM** volts; Phone: 20-J and 20-R Jane Hicks was Thursday THE MOST FOB because of the death of her she went for a check-up. 'High Fidelity night supper guest in the Garlicky Wheat From Mrs Robert Thompson and *L«aa Interference Lyndal Hicks home 1953 Offered For Sale daughter are spending a few YOUR T-V DOLLAR! 'Quality Control We are sorry to hear of the W. H Harrison. Chairman of days this week with her folks NOW IS THE TIME TO PLANT! sudden death of Ferdie Tarver, the Fulton County ASC Com- SWEET SUDAN ior SUMMER PASTURE Sunday. mittee. stated that the ASC Mrs Paschell Dockery's sister Committee, in Hickman. Ken Imagine! —FOR HAY— of St. Louis is spending a few tucky. had been instructed to of- days with them. fer for sale all garlicky wheat Laredo S-100 Ogden Mr and Mrs Ray Pharris, Mr that was on hand from the 1993 and Mrs Gilbert Ladd, Miss Wheat Loan Program. This We Have Many Varieties of Corn Shirley Ladd 'and Jr. Howell wheat is for immediate sale by bids, however, the bids must be For The Later Plantings were Sunday dinner guests of i equal to or greater than the 1953 A"R0CKET"*0LDSM0BILE Mr and Mrs. Wallace Webb. ' Corn Loan rate for the county, $8.00 bushel and up Mr and Mrs. Ray Pharris vis- which is $1 60 per bushel- A GREAT VARIETY of sprays for all purposes: ited Mr. and Mrs. Leslie B Lewis and children Sunday night There is approximately 2500 for Chlordane, Lindane, Toxaphene, DDT, Arsenic of bushels of such wheat in Fulton' lead; tractor spraya, weed killers, etc. We can Miss Cecila Bookman has County, Mr Harrison stated 91 fill your needs. pneumonia in FultOn Hospital. The borrower, on whose farm IWe hope she is well snd at home CSC (Cucumber, Squash, Cantaloupe, etc) DUST the wheat is stored. has the first revolutionary again option However feed manufact- with sodium aluminum ftoride and copper sulphate Miss Dale Pharris is spending ories and livestock feeders are Ib. 45c a few days with Mr. and Mrs eligible and are requested to $ 2366. Bernard Bos tick submit bids. Ill,, buyer is re- •f subI boMnrf M Mr and Mra. Bill Wright and quired to certify that the wheat daughter, Mrs. Hamp Clapp and will be used only for livestock children were in the Leon or poultry feeding Any one de- Wright during the week-end. siring further information may Come In today... and rocket away I K-htScltii get details at the county ASC Moke a date to see and drive Sons Sixteen farmers in Fulton office, located in the basement all-new 1954 "Socket" OMtmeMel county are producing about 96,- ^PHBj Phone 202 East State Line of the Post Office Building, 000 broiler chickens every three Hickman, Kentucky h i It's today's best buy—by SEE KENTUCKY TMiS YEAR /j- tyMt tL4 Kt^u ft^A-*.. DIVISION or rosucmr Midnight on Main Street in a thousand cities and towns— and s light in the telephone exchange bums brightly. R never fails. It ii a symbol of round-the-clock service to homes, farms Slim hmti M frw of riir|i Of mter tw*T nH» P*itt *m4 Mrtwte Sih i and businesses. • Whatever the need or the hour, your telephone it always A beautiful booklet describ- ready to serve you—quickly, dependably, and el small cost tap Kentucky's vacation Its very presence gives a feeling of security and nearness le Working Always tt teres KmmeHuu parks mat historic shrines toUJ be seat to yon absolutely everyona. free. Men the coupon today C HUNTS* Oaaax, <«MIICAJR and start planning a Ken- tdana/er tucky vacation /or year family. Mayfield High School he sttend- The Fulton News Friday, June 18,1954 Miss Ann McDade, Mr. Herbert Hunt ed the University of Kentucky and received his dlploms in June To Pledge Vows In August Ceremony In the College of Commerce. of Mrs. E. C. Gates and the late full gathered skirt. Her ^biJGSUf, oj ^bout'l An outstanding student T. C. Traylor of Blountstown, ories were pink and she wore a on the campus, he wnB one of the Florida purple orchid. university's prominent football The bride-elect was graduated Mrs. Bobby Rhodes, matron players. from Fulton High School in the of honor, wore I pink linen —Around Fulton— In November of 1953 Mr. Hunt class of 1048 and Trevecca Col- dress, which featured a lace A New* Reporter write* .ocial happening! about was signally honored by Radio lege, Nashville, Tenn. For the yoke. Her accessories were you and your friend*. and TV Station WHAS In Louis- past 18 months she has been em- white. She wore s corsage of ville as the outstandlr^ Senior ployed with Carbide and Carbon gardenias. football player at the University Chemical Company, Paducah. Mr Rhodes attended the of Kentucky for his leadership Hospitality reigned supreme at the Homar Wilson Mr Traylor was graduated groom as best man. end scholastic achievements from Blountstown High School Mrs. Tines is a graduate of home on Second Street Saturday afternoon. The occasion over a four year period. and is also a graduate of Trev- Fulgham High School, class of waa a delightful bridge luncheon honoring Margaret A member of the University's ecca College. At present he is 1952, and is now employed at Bard of Madisonville, Ky., Dottie Edwards of Miami, ROTC contingent he waa com- employed by Fisher Body Com- thn Atkins Insurance Agency. Fla., and Juanita (Mrs. Bill) Barton of San Antonio, missioned as Second Lieutenant pany, and is a student st Nazar- She will remain at the home of Texan. Mary Ethna (Wilson), who saya she can't cook In the Army and will be called ene 'HKOlogical Seminary, Kan- her parents until Sgt. Tines is anything, must have spent the past week at some kind into service in September sas City, Mo. discharged. of a cooking tchool because the unusual food was simply Miss McDade has set her wed- The wedding will take place Sgt. Tines attended Fulgham ding date for August 21 st the High School before entering the out of this world. Sunday afternoon June 27. First Methodist Church in Ful- Armed Forces. On June 27 he The hous» wm beautifully die- their home The Mills have been ton. The ceremony will be s will return to Ft. Knox for an corated with flowers from her living in Paducah but are leav- BYNUM TINES NUPTIAL fashionable social event of Mid- indefinite period. garden. Guests were aeated at ing there to make their home In Summer. The marriage of Miss Betty Immediately after the cere- card tsbles which held floral ar- Hopkln.vtlle Freddie ia with Bynum, daughter of- Mr and mony, the couple returned to rangementa as their center- the Retail Credit Company. Mrs. S. E. Bynum of Fulton, the home of her parents, and pieces After the luncheon the HAVES-BYASSEfc' NUPTIALS Route 1, and Sgt. Albert Tines prepared for a week's honey- guests played bridge and prizes M Ann Brady and a college The marriage of Miss Shirley son of Mr and Mrs. Odia Tines moon at Mammoth Cave and were won by Vivian Wllliamaon fnrnd of h,n Nancy May of Hayes, daughter of Mr and Mrs. of Nashville was quietly sole- Nashville. - and Margaret Bard Mary Ethna Union clty took off for , wood. Dewey Hayes of Union City„ mnized In the parsonage of the presented each guest of honor (.rfu[ (np to Washington While Tenn., and Mr. Lewis R. Byas- First Baptist Church at Corinth, AT SUMMER SCHOOL with a lovely gift Others who ^ (ha, besutlful city they wUl see, son of Mrs Sam Byassee of Miss., on June 13th Hoyt Wilson, recent graduate attended were Irene White. vU1 , „)rority sister of theirs. Columbus, Ky. took place Sat- The Rev. L B Hiilin, pastor of South Fulton High School, Msry Lou Bl.ck.ton., Msry M,„ ^ ^ H den urday afternoon June 5 In the of the church performed the and Terry Drace, son of Rev Nelle Wright. Montez Bau-d. chapel of the Fountain Avenue double-ring ceremony. and Mrs J. T. Drace of Murray Ann Holland. Elsie Weaks. Flor- - Methodist Church in Paducah The bride was beautifully at- City, Tenn., formerly of Fulton, ence Beadles. Ruby McDade and Nancy Bushart and Betty Mc- Dr Bedford Turner ws> the tired in a white nylon dress; the are now attending summer Nancy Wilaon Dade (of Mayfield) had a fine officiating minister and Miss bodice was in small tucks, with classes at Murray State College J time while Betty was visiting Keytha Geveden was the pianist. tiny rhinestone buttons down Both boys also plan to enrol! Friends .round town will ma. j» the Bu.h.rt honw last week Only members of the imme- the front. The dress featured a for the fall session. seeing Bob and Je.n Crocker ss Th' Diary knows there w«n t diate families were present As they left last week for their new • dull moment during her stay tjhey assembled Miss Geveden home in Pensacola. ria. where played "O Promise Me" (De- he ia stationed In the Navy Air "The Country Club Tueaday Koven) and "I Love You Truly" rorre Jean has been staying buried with voices like a hive (Bond) The Lohertgrin wedding with Bob'. parents. Irene snd of b»«-s Almost . everyone was march was used, and during the Claud Crocker out In the High- there and so many nice visitors, pledging of the vows "Liebes- lands AH were exclaiming over their traum" (Liszt) was softly play- "SPECIALS FOR happiness st seeing Marths ed. Freids Yates waa * wry Craig (Ruclo-r) Koon home for The bride, given in marriage happy little girl laat week when a visit Aa the year, speed by Miss McDade by her brother, Charles Hayes, her mother Mrs W H Yates they don t seem to take their toll wore a white embroidered or- gave a birthday party In hrr from Martha Craig aa she Is Unusual social significance is attached to the announ- gandy dress and a small white FULTON COURTESY DAYS honor to celebrate her ninth »till <*> young and beautIAIL cement made today by Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell Fowler hat. She carried a white Bible birthday Little friend, gathered The Koon family live In Mem- McDade of the betrothal of their daughter Dorothy Ann to which was attached an orchid. Her only jewelry was a single at the Yatrt home on Cleveland phla and are visiting her mother to Mr. Herbert Hobson Hunt, III, son of Mr. and Mrs. THURSDAY-FRIDAY-SATURDAY Ave and played games with and dad Mr and Mrs Lee Ruck- strand of pearls, a gift of the Herbert Hobson Hunt, Jr., of Mayfield, Kentucky. In prize. going to Judy Owens snd er on the West State Line groom. Kentucky and in Tennessee the announcement will 'be Mary Mulllne*. After Freids Mi^ Margaret JJyassee, the opetwd her many gifts, the little Another visitor whom we are read with great interest because of the prominence of bride's attendant, wore a dress guest were irrvel cake, ice ,lway, glad ^ welcome Is Mrs both pioneer families. of blue eyelet pique with white crea. - —m. * * and candy. WW . . CV,. , InII gL |o .f. I BowlinUTIWILLLgG GreeUIITIn I Sh.'..e' Miss McDade Is the grand- superintendent of Crockett accessories and a corsage of pink carnations. Edwin Byassee ONLY 50c Mrs Ystes was assisted in was s guest of her niece. Eliza- daughter of Mr Will McDade County schools served his brother as best man. serving by Mrs J D Fields aM beth Caldwell. Ruth Browning and the late Mis ILaura Max- Ml" McDad<> received her After the ceremony the bride Mrs Wayne Hendon brought a lovely and delight well McDade of Fulton. whoM Bachelor of Art, degree from (Values up to 91.00) and groom left for an unan- Thoae attending and aendlng'ful 1'ttle guest. Barbara Leet of namps have been linked with ^ University of Kentucky In gifts were Lexington Barbara is visiting nounced wedding trip. They will the aoclal and cultural develop- the class of June, 1»S4. A popu- make their home in Union City, u i. n w, .„ Billy Browning for a few days. LADIES 604AUGE, 15-DENIER HOSE Sandra Hrdt DgE"0** Dorothy Edward, was . guest ment of West Kentucky. On the lar member of Chi Omega social where the groom is employed by Dark-ne Roberta, Charyle Kay ' . . . " , maternal side of her family the sorority she graduated from Ful- the Texas Gas Transmission Underwood. Wanda Ca^i. Judy "me^f ioH wm Company. bride-elect la the granddaughter & ^ clua Joy Henden. Julia Woods, Mary ^ «°llo™ niza£" CANNON BATH TOWELS of Mr. R L. Conley, and the Q( 19M' late Mr Conley, of Alamo, Ten- MISS WILLEY TO WED Large size, multi-colors Mr Hunt is the grandson of nessee. The late Mr Conley was FWds, Nancy Sls*m. and Mary d|t|an ^ ^ club Mr B C. Sullivan and the late Mr. and Mrs. Ernest WUley identified with education in Bondurant Among the gals who will go Mrs Sullivan and the late Dr. announce the enga^snent of Tennessee for nearly a half cen- and Mrs. R H. Hunt of May COMBED COTTON PLISSE BRIEFS to Metropolis Wedneeday for their daughter, Patricia Ann, to tury and was before his death, field. Kentucky. A graduate of Thomas Champion Traylor, eon There's lota of happiness out tournament will be Margaret For ladies and children at the Carl Puckett home on the Hall go,,! Mc Daniel Virginia Union City Highway this week Rofpr< g„j, Hill and Sara Their bey. Ralph is horn, on c^pbeii Hostesses for the day PEPPERQI PILLOW CASES leave Ralph, of the U 8 Nsvy wm Leon,,,, Bushsrt. Exle flaw to Memphis from California Hia Eth.! ^(ps^el, Mlartha and Vada Belle and Sonny drove p,ltnsm. Virginia Rogers. Doro- PLAY SHORTS FOR BOYS AND GRLS down to Mimphis to bring him ,hy Tnt,Worth and Jalsrton Gra- home ham Others who attended and Irby's Fashion Shop Sizes 2 to 8 , t , played golf or bridge were Mar- How could any girl be lucky (|m Hall. Carolyn Beadlea. Sus- enough to spend her vacation st ,n McDsniel. Beverly Hill. Mary Annapolis. Maryland where mid- HUL Mary Wesks. shlpmen are a dime a doten. ^^ HIU i„eZ Johnson, Betty Well, «• know that lucky pi Jo CampbeU Msrtha Moore^ snd It's Betsy WhlteaelL Her Msrgsret Jonrs. Vsda Bell Puck - mother and dad drove her down rtt Marv Lout^ Goesum. Mag- ONLY $1°° to Nashville a few day. ago to ^ cummlngs. Jean Sensing, catch a plsne for thst very place Ruth wmiama yivUn Willlam- (Value. 91.96 aad 92.96) Betav didn't even get her cloth« ^ Kathryn Browder, Jane Fulton Courtesy Days unpacked from her year at U. ^^ Sook cullum, Jane Ed- K before she was ready to take ^^ Mary Swann Bmhart; off again We know shell have Jan( Carteri Mary Louise War- LADIES NANSOOK COTTON GOWNS a wonderful time because she Lavern, Varden. Ruth Call- Pastel shades; lace trim; sizes will visit her brother C.ptaln jhim M>ry BMm> and Nunc, SPECIALS Robert Whitwell of the Ex ecu t- WUton Betty Jean Vowell. 32 to 44; 93.98 values! lve Department of the Naval Glldyg Moore. Msrtha Mahan, Academy, snd his charming wife d M.rg.ret Cantrell Patsy Captain Whltsnell will „ go* were Ethel THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY LADIES PLISSE SUPS be away on . cruise with mid- McDanle, and j,ne Carter who Sizes 32 to 44 shlpmen so BeUy went up to ^ for |ow putta oud Moore keep Pstsy company while her v|rgMa Rofer. tied for husband Is sway She will be meda„„ wlth ^re. of 47. In gone for several weeks the .bridge gsmes Leonors Bua- SPRING AND SUMMER HUITS drastically raducad. LADIES PLISSE HALF-SUPS — . .„ h.rt was high scorer snd Doro- We mis. Meing Mildred An- U)y won the bingo drrson out on the golf course „|le LADIES SHORTS these dsy. She and her son, r ALL ARTIST MODEL Foundation garments reduced: Wh.yne are h.ving a fine time . ^ happ|e« couple around out In Kanaas They are visiting ,hw parta t| the Hollands. Ann Girdles Brassieres CHILDRENS SHORTS. SHORT SETS Mildred's aunt Mrs I. C_ K»J- >n 4 The Fulton News Friday, June 18,1964 It's a Girl! It's a Boy! It's a Girl! It's s Bey! It's s Boy! Mr and Mrs Otis LeCornu, Mr and Mrs. Lester Hicks ot Mr. and Mrs Robert H. May Mr and Mrs. Aubrey Glasco Mr. snd Mrs Connie Lamb of Jr. of Fulton ere the proud par- Fulton are the proud parents of of Fulton are the proud parents of Route 4. Fulton are the proud Fulton, Route 4 aire the proud ents of a 7 pound, 4 ounce baby a 7 pound, 10 ounce baby boy of a ( pound, g ounce baby girl panmta lot • baby boy born AUSTIN SPRINGS Route Five News parents of a 7 pound, IB ounra- Mn. Carey Frields Mrs. Brooks Oliver girl born June B at 1:JO p. m. at born Jun« 11 at I N p. in at born June 10 at 12:15 p. m at June 10 at S45 p m. at Haws the Jones Hospital She has been Jones Huspital. He has been the Obion County Hospital in Hospital He has been named baby boy bom June 10 at 5:10 named Melinda Ann. named Jerry Lynn Union City Aubrey Dsrvid. p. m. Rev. and Mrs T. T. Harris Mr and Mrs. Davis Dixon of and daughters Ruth. Naomi and Illinois spent last week end with young son, Dicky have arrived Mr. and Mrs. Jim Clement. Di- from Jefferson City, Tenn., for anne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. a visit with Mr and Mrs. J. W. Jimmy Clement went home with Bynum. them to spend a week Mrs. Claud Anderson left sev- Mr and Mrs Earl Wacd, of eral days ago for an extended Memphis, visited Mr and Mrs. 'visit with her daughter, Mrs j Bill Parrish and children last Shop Kasnow's For Greater Hoot Meacham and Mr Meac- week. ham in Ft Worth, Texas. Mr and Mrs Guy Finch and Over at the Speakman-Hoff- children visited Mr and Mrs. man farm, now the Ulva Hawks Albert Wallace in Homteck place, there was quite a gather- Thursday. ing of farmers several days ago Mr. and Mrs Jim Clement had for a tractor demonstration from the following all-day visitors Ford, Farmall, and Ferguson I Wednesday: Mr and Mrs W. M.I Savings During Courtesy dealers. A lot of interest was Head and 'fanuly of Atlanta, shown among all who gathered Miss Bert Golden, Mr Tilman there to observe the mechanism Oliver and Gordon of the modern, powerful machin- Mrs Walter Permenter spent ery. Friday with Mrs Lucy Taylor.' Mr. and Mrs Wayne Doran Mr and Mrs. Bill Parrish1 and daughters. Donna and Mary spent the week end in St. Louis Days, June 17-18-19 Ellen, have arrived from Pali- and enjoyed the Cardinal base- sade. N. J., for vacation with ball games Sunday. their parents, Mr and Mrs B Mrs. Ruth Finch spent Friday L. Doran and relatives here, A COURTESY DAYS SPECIAL PURCHASE! DON'T PASS UP THESE with the B. O Finch family She ' "Union City, and Huntington. was dismissed from the hospital Tenn. They will spend about the day before, but began feeling • three weeks, then return to the BEAUTY BY THE YARD - - WITH WONDERFUL NEW COURTESY DAY BARGAINS worse about noon and had to be ' east where Wayne is managing re-admitted. th White Castle Cafes Vava and Steven Finch were | SHEER-TEX FABRICS Mr and Mrs. Billie McCollum the night guests of Fairra and; ONE RACK OF SUMMER DRESSES of Fulton visited parents, Mr. David Finch Thursday. Steven and Mrs Burnette Lintz. Collections Includes: and Devid camped out all night. | Junior, Misses and hali sizes. Mrs. Eric Cunningham and Mrs. Clovis Nanney is visiting George Ed Dresden are spend- in Detroit. ing several days hew with par- e Combed print Basti.te $5.95 Values ents, Mr and Mrs Edd Frields. Our entire community expivs $5.00 ses sympathy to the family ofj Mr and Mrs Buton I«issiter Mr Holmes, who died Wednes- | e Combed print Lawn and sons Eugene, DaVid and day evening He is the father of Leslie, Mr and Mrs B. L Doran, Mrs Roy Watts and Mrs. Herman j Mr and Mrs. Wayne Doran and One rack oi Potts. e Combed print Dimity daughters Donna and Mary El- len, Mr and Mrs. Bill Doyle, Mr and Mrs Charles Burk- and Mr and Mrs Ralph Doran hardt and son of Madison, Tenn., e Combed check Lawn LADIES AND MISSES and daughter, Alicia, enjoyed Mrs Sam Smith, Jordan, Ky, I an outing, fish fry, and boating and Mrs Willie Hurt of Cayce, e Combed Solid Batiste last Sunday near Dover, Ken- visited Mr. and Mrs. Guy Finch SUITS AND TOPPERS tucky Lake All report a nice Saturday Mr and Mrs Walter Perment- day together as family reunion. e Combed solid dimity er spent Sunday with the Man-1 Values to $25.00 Mr. Walter Cunningham is in sil Roach family, near Pierce Memphis, Tenn., Where he has Station. e Combed solid Organdy recently undergone major sur- The Harold Muzzalls enjoyed gery He is doing nicely at the several days fishing at their $5.00 present, of which many friends Club House will be glad to hear. WIDE RANGE OF PAT- Mr. and Mrs Brooks Oliver Little Debra Walkins is re- drove to Hopkinsville Sunday to One table oi ported to be doing nicely at her meet Mrs. Olivers sister, Mrs.! home near St. Line Road. Every Bobbie Langston and son from TERNS AND COLORS possible thing is being admin- Indianapolis, Ind. LADIES SUMMER SHOES istered by her parents and Mr and Mrs Jimmy Clement friends to speed her soon, com- went to Marion. 111., to visit Mr. Values up to $4.95 plete recovery. and Mrs. Davis Dixon and to Farmers took to fields day bring Dianne home. and night in a rapid cultivation Courteay Days price: of crops. The recent heavy rains Wonderful news for you retarded the work. Some hay • Pleasant View News was saved last week between Mrs. Glenn Wilkinson • $1.98 shown although much of the who sew. . .for you who crop was rained on in the curing Rev James Holt filled his re- stage Wheat is looking its best, want the ultimate in gular appointment at Pleasant ripening fast, and the harvest- View Sunday morning. AN IDEAL FATHER'S DAY GIFT: ing will come up in the near fut- beauty and quality at The Bible School began Mon- ure. day with a total of 55 children budget-wise prices 1 MEN S NYLONS Mr B. W. Westbrook entered the first day. We were glad to the Baptist Hospital. Memphis, see so many out. We invite S—T—R—E—T—C—H SOCKS the pest week and undergoes others to come be with us. Choose several pattern* and colore from this fin* collection surgery this wvek Many friends Donna Moody is visiting Royce Coniorma to fit any site or shape loot extend to the popular buinese and Richard Wilkinson man. cream station operator of crisp, cool sheer-tea fabrics. REG. 59c and 69c YD. NOW: Little Gay Brown is doing Slight irregulars, $1.00 values and a farmer also, the best of nicely and hopes to have the good wishes for a soon, com- brace removed from her arm plete recovery. soon • 69c, 3 FOR $2.00 Doyle Frields. Vine St., Ful- A large crowd was out for our ton. along with employees of singing Sunday night- We in- ONLY 39c YARD Carbon and Carbide Chemical vite all singers to come be with Company in Paducah. were in us each 2nd Sunday night for a real treat the past Wednes- We were so sorry to hear that day night when they had a our pastor's wife was in the hos- CHECK THESE COURTESY DAYS FABRIC SPECIALS SAVE NOW 1 FATHER'S DAY GIFTS I bartered greyhound bus into pital at Memphis. St Louis for the Cardinals-Dod- We wish her a guick recovery Sport shirts, short sleeves $1.96 gers Baseball game of the Nat- and can soon be back with us. Nylon Puckerette, 98c value 79c ional League. They report a nice Their son, Charles, who had sa Dark and pastel solid colors Sport shirt*, abort and long sleeves $2.96 trip, and thoroughly enjoyed the operation is coming home today game Only the chemical oper- and doing fine. Dr*** shirts, whites or fancies $2.96 ators made the trip. Mr and Mrs. Hubert Puckett Nylon print, $1.49 value 79c visited Mr snd Mis. Gisnn Wil- $2.96 kinson Sudsy afternoon. Summer plisse shorty pajamas This year there will be an esti- Cotton Co-ed cords, 96c value 79c mated 530,000 new cancer cases Jackie Holt fell and sprained BroaAdoth pajamas $2.96 in the U. S . the American Cancer her ankle last week and is nog Blue, grey and brown Society estimates. able to be up. Men'* belt*, leather and elastic $1.00 and $1.50 Krakay, 36-inches wide; 79c value 59c Navy, ,blue, green, pink Summer tie* $1.00 and $1.50 COURTESY DAYS Sport denim *lack* $2.98 SPECIAL Cotton pucker cheer, 79c values 59c Black, red, lavender, white Sport deaiaa shorts ..*.... $2.96 at gingham, plaids, checks; 79c values 59c "BEE COOL" HATS Bath Towels Panaaaas $3.96 and $4.95 Denim, pastel colors, stripes; 79c values 59c e 22 m 44 Milano straws, charcoal and walnut $4.95 Dan River wrinkle shed cottons; 98c values 79c e Soft, absorbent, thirsty Other straws $1.96 and $2.96 Sheer Egyptsheen cottons, 98c values 79c • Regular 79c value Solids and plaids Summer slacks $5.96 to $10.96 Nylon and Orion washable "no-iron" alack* $6.96 Sheer tissue chambray, 98c values 79c 59c Solids and stripe* Summer Sandala $4-66 Three For $1.76 KASNOWS KASNOWS DEPT. STORE AIR CONDITIONED FOR YOUR SHOPPING COMFORT "Air Conditioned" Lake St. Faltam, Ky. Falton, Ky. Baldwin said that Kentucky ia The Fulton News Friday, June 18,1964 BIG SPORT SHOW a »port» minded atate, but that in the past Kentuckiana hava not had a chance to aee the cation Bible School at the Mc- TO FEATURE '54 latest improvements In sport- • Route Three Chats Connell Baptist Church last ing equipment displayed in one Mrs. Edgsr Grissom • week. place Mrs. Carter Brown and child- KY. STATE FAIR Now Fair Board members hava Then' was another good at- ren spent Saturday night with decided to .turn the area im- tendance at the Mission over the j her mother and family, Mr and Free Grandstand Ir mediately behind the grandstand week end. Rev Harold Wilson!Mrs. a Brown, Attraction Will Be mto a huge exibit space for doing the preaching, in the ab-1 Mrs. Horace Rtams carried her Sportinq Theme xirting goods manufacturers. sence of Rev Earl Baird, who is I daughter. Kelly, to Dr. Stone in The booth exibits will be housed away in revivals in Akron. Ohio I Mayfield this past week A complete Sport Show will under canvas, with plenty ot and other places for the summer. | Bm Weatherford 0, Baldwin, be a feature of the 1954 Ken "bulk" space for larger exhibits Miss Myrtle Fulcher is spend- | Miss and Memphis took break- tacky State Fair, according to such as motor boats, sport cars ing a few days with her sister, fagt Tuesday morning with his J. Dan Baldwin, fair manager. and camping trailers. Mrs. Jessie Carlton, near. Dyers- I sister and family. Mr and Mrs. burg, who is quite ill. , Edgar Grissom and Jackie. Free grandstand attractions at the September 10-18 fair will Mrs. Hubert Lows- suffered a | Our sick folks are all improv- carry through the sporting heart attack Monday and was lng Some slowly, carried to Jones Hospital. We theme Such attractions ss Han- PLAYING FOR UNION CITY CENTENNIAL DANCES _ The "Melody Men- sen the Ski Jumper, The Gan- hope for her a speedy recovery.' FOR orchestra, composed of six Fultoniana and two from Martin, has been engaged chos Shooting Act, Haushslters Mr and Mrs W M Weather- to play all the evening dances next week during the Centennial celebration at Golden Sporting Dogs, Bill Mc- ford and Mr. and Mrs Wallace Lellen the Alligator wrestler. Union City. The group journeyed last Friday night to Kentucky Lake to play a Weatherford of Sprulghill spent The Peloquin Log Rollers, The dance for the Kentucky Press Associatio n summer convention, and tomorrow Sunday with Mr and Mrs. Ed- USED Van De Veldes and Jimmy Lee, night will fill a regular engagement at the VFW in Union City. In much demand gar Grissom and Jackie. I announcer, will add to the sport- this Spring, the group has proved popular with danc&rs throughout Western Mr and Mrs Hiomas Connell I ing atmoaphere. Kentucky and upper Tennemee, with recent and current bookings in Mayfield, and children spent Sunday with FURNITURf Arrangements are also being Clinton. Fulton. Martin, Union City and Reelfoot Lake. (Left to right, above): Mr and Mrs. C B. Connell und made to provide fiahihg tanks "Red" Hatler, 2nd trumpet; Charley Pounds, Martin, tenor sax; Charles Wade James and Donnie. In the after- for public use during the fair. Andrews, 1st trumpet; Arthur Roman, 1st sax; Edward Arnn, Martin, drums; noon Mr. and Mrs. Leland Visitors to the fair will be able Adam's called. Hobby Boaz, 3rd sax; Paul Westpheling, piano and Charles Andrews, bass. James •'SEE•• to fish in huge tanks that will I Kelly Reams is slowly re- \ No E*tra Charge allow 200 people to fish at one Windson (saxaphone) and Don Wright (trombone) were not playing the night I covering. She has been ill for above picture was taken at Fulton Junior-Senior prom. time These tanks will be com- several weeks. EXCHANGE pletely stocked with trout and O.K. LAUNDRY other fiah The booth exhibits I are planned to include fishing Mrs Mary Thomas spent one Fulton, Ky. and hunting gear as well as Chicago at 8:55 a.m. It will ar- day this week in Fulton. ' FURNITURE CO athletic equipment of all kinds. ILLINOIS CENTRAL ANNOUNCES CHANGES i rived Chicago at 7:55 p.m. Donnie Connell attended va- rhone IJO I at present. The train will make MHMMNB Ml Church St rhone U ] additional station stops at Pon- •ndrty-six families attended IN SCHEDULES IN PASSENGER SERVICES phatoula, I n dependence land ! a meeting of the Farm and Home . . . . „, Kentwood In Louisiana and Complete Stocks Development Club in Marshall Important changes in ached- Jackson. Miss. at 2:50 p m . and Osyka, Magnolia and Vaughan Now! county ules of Illinois Central Railroad ! arrive Memphis at 7 p mTThere in Mississippi "Portrait-Perfect" ; pasaenger trains, effective with will be no change in the Louis- The News la Ho -Owned The schedule of the Southern Pictures the gdnptttm of Daylight Saving ,ane schedule between Memphis Express, from Chicago to New in the all new | Time by msny cities. ; ,nd Chic.t0 ,, W1„ dppart from Orleans, will be shortened one . . '<1 The Panama Limited, north- Memphis at » p m. and arrive hour. The train will leave Chi bound, will leave New Orleans , , cago at 12:35 a.m., and Memphis TELEVISION at 4:15 p m . Instead of 5p.m„ as ! Ch,f*!^ " V" • » '« at 9 p m..as at present. It will at present It will strive Chicago "fnt' Ther® ""». no change in arrive New Orleans at 9 a.m., ' a* 8 45 a.m., forty-five minutes the southbound schedule from instead of 10 a.m. Chicsgo to New Orleans. earlier than the present ached The Chickasaw, from Memphis Many improvements in pas- FOR ALL HOUND I ule. Corresponding changes in to St. Louis, will leave Memphis senger service and equipment on schedule will affect all inter- at 11:15 p.m„ 40 minutes earlier FAMILY ENJOYMENT the Louisiane will be made as mediate stations. There is no than at present. It will arrive change in the southbound sched- th, service is extended from st Ij0uil at 7 M am 1954 72/ We stock only the latest models! ule New Orleana. A wider selection .,, .-• „ . , ol room-type sleeping car ac- „ A1> timessnown are Central WESTINGHOUSE - ADMIRAL - SYLVANIA The Louisiane, northbound, commodationa will be available StanjUrd T)me. Passengers now operating from Memphis TIN Wtskisftn - Model L22S8R The utmost h. television MOTOROLA - RCA with the addition of an 11-double ! ,hould check »nd de- enjoyment is yous wbsn to Chicago, will be operated Contemporary design mahogany bedroom car between Chicago i partures at intermediate stations yon own a new-all* IkMMteri. aerials parts, etc on hand for complete Installation from New Orleans Train No 22 cabinet with classically aimple snd Memphis. This will be in ad-!wlth the ,ocal ,lcket a«'nt through 1954 Zenith - sad maintenance. now leaving New Orleans at 5:30 styling. 21* picture. dition to the present 18-roomette clearer, sharper, bright* — fOCft TELEVISION KEADQUABTEBS— p m , will be rescheduled as the sleeping car between Chicago EASY TERMS "> pictures with gisstsr dis- Louisiane and will leave New tance reception ... In- and Memphis. Sleeping car ser- Orleana at 11 am, daily, pro- Flowers stant one-knob "8po4- ROPER RADIO SERVICE vice to and from Jackson. Miss., viding another north bound lits" Dial tuning .. . will also be Introduced with the M« Mala Street through Illinois Central pas- for. all occasions MftstsHr alugsnt esHnst Oosas la addition of a 6-section~6-room- senger train between New Or- BCItA USStAl TtAOS M today — mm how HMis ft CLYDE WOODS—LONNIE SUPER ette--(-double bedroom car All leans and Chicago It will leave TELEPHONE 49 AUOWANCC ON YOU* OtD passenger can on the Louisiane •AMO Ot SMAU SOtUN TV " TV. will bear tha orange-brown-yel- low colors which identify Illinois Central streamline trains. MAC AND FAY'S The Creole northbound, will BENNETT ELECTRIC leave New Otlegns at 8:25 p.m., instead sf 8:40 pm, as at pres- FLOWER SHOP Collin wood Fulton MAIN STREET PHONE 201 ent It will arrive Memphis at 8 05 ajn„ and will depart for You get daily dividends tho most,.. «Bj BETTER MEAtS tOWER FOOD COSTS the best... when you wrwinvesti ^/a in an f&cVW how freezer for your money! Never before hen General Motors offered so ntony of Its higher-priced cors In its lowest-priced lino • • • TRY IT AND YOU'LL TILL US THAT YOU GIT THIMST OP AU 3—PERFORMANCE, ECONOMY, PRICE! This Is Chevrolet's greatest car and today's greatest Only Chevrolet In the low-price fiokl give* you all valuel We're so sure ef It that we invito you to prove R these "Beet Buy" valve*— s IIGGBT HUD • NICH COM- to yourself fayan y tortyo u like. Look It over—try it out. MISSION town s mm wer QUALITY • SAHTT run MASS : See how If gives you features and advantages you'd e FAMU IMEE-ACIIOM IIM e HJLUTMGTH MI4UIII FT A.. I IT'S TNI BIST BUY IN TOWN ! expect to IM only In much Mgher-priced cars! . tempting, varied menus. See your ap- Yes, you Mt better ... live better .. . pliance dealer today, and choose the and »av« money doing it with a mod- Com* in now and #UglfllJ%l Pfi freezer that meets your needs. ern "food bank" in your home. You prov it for yoursolf! VflE YKVlt T can cut meat costs, because you buy in A whole week of home freerer serv- quantity and save on every pound. ice costs you only a few cents (or You've a variety of fresh foods from electricity. It's' the best buy in town. Mow's the tithe to buy! Got our BIG DEAL! Enjoy a Now Chevrolet! which to choose — your assurance of Go ftfehf ... To The One Way To Food Economy—Tho Eltctric Way CITY MOTOR COMPANY KENTUCKY UTILITIES COMPANY lULUIRUn rm)NE at The Pulton News Friday, June 18,1954 RENT A NEW TYPEWRITER or Keep your eyes on —Notebook Adding Machine. Rental applies fraas Page One) n purchase. Harvey Caldwell NOW YOU CAN urtve m Park Co, Drive-In Office Outfitters, Our 0. K. To get back to the poliUcal THURSDAY - FRIDAY - SATURDAY CLASSIFIED ADS and Buy your office supplies Corner Walnut A Plain Streets.. scene, as discussed by the edi- and equipment Harvey Cald- Phone 874 tors, many of the Eastern and well Co, Drive-In Office Out- SIX OUR NEW spring Una ot Central Kentucky editors think ALL KINDS OF KEYS made Used Car Lot for BARGAINS -:: WHILE THEY LAST titters, New Location, oome* Imperial wall paper and Pitta- that our own Bill Curlln is not while you wait. Forrester's Walnut & Plain Streeta Phone burgh Paints. "Your color well enough known to make a Shoe Shop, SM Main. 874. Wash rags, regular 15c »c headquarters", Fulton Paint bargains. bta terwid e race/ ag this time. MAYTAG WASHERS, standard id Glass Company, 218 Bill, they said, does not begin TOP PRICES PAID far country and and automafic models, $129.95, to come in contact with as many White oxfords, Reg. $2.98 pair $1.49 eggs. Smith's Cafe. (thhurci h Street; phone 909 people as Henry does over the and up. Sales and service ROOF LEAKT Then for fast ef- SEE FIELD'S Service Station CITY MOTOR CO. SUte, and while he (Bill) Ladies shower caps, Reg. 25c 15c Bennett Electric. Phone 201, ficient service with guaranteed for wheel balancing and tail- would make a wonderful gov- WANTED: Good hickory smoked materials, call Fulton Roofing pipe service. Phone 9183 ernor, it is a little too soon in Plastic what-not shelves, Reg. 89c 75c country hams; will pay high- and Insulation Company, phone THE EXCHANGE Furniture Company la offering a cloee- his political career to boost him LAWNMOWERS expertly sharp- est prices. H. L. ("Buck") 657. New roofs installed with out lot of wallpaper at half into the big races. Metal cannister seta, Reg. 98c 69c ened and adjusted. Radio and Bushart. no down payments and 36 price Exchange Furniture Co, television service. We call and 37% HOG supplement $8.28 per months to pay under FHA 207 Church Street deliver in the city. Exum's 100 lbs. Southern States Fulton terms. "See us for Rubberoid Henry Ward, of course, is not • Come in and see our complete line of • radio and TV Shop. Walnut St. Cooperative, 201 Central Ave, Bonded Roofs." the showman or shall we say, ] 4-Point FIGURINES AND PLAQUES Phone 399. _ FOR RENT: Floor sanding ma- Ihe ei^iibitioniat that Happy ! FOR SALE: Fibre and plastic _ Heavy Duty seat covers. Arthur Fulmer, FOR ANY TYPE of Air condf chine and electric floor polish- Chandler is. He Is a somewhat quiet and yet a very forceful Tailor-made. Prices to fit your tioning see Burnette Tractor er and electric vacuum clean- BARB WIRE We also have a complete line of pocket book. Western Auto Company on East Fourth Street; ers Exchange Furniture Co. man From close association SEWING NEEDS: Phone 28. Telephone US. pfcone 36, Church Street with hia work I know of several $7.75 • A• •SPOO • L times that he has missed a good political boost for himself if he Belts, buckles, belt backing, thread, belt eyeing, all FARM LOANS had been a litUe less honest Long Terms— SOUTHERN STATES than he is But he let the oppor- length xippers, shoulder pads and a complete line A COURTESY-DAYS SPECIAL FOR —Easy Payments tunity pass. As he said at the Fulton CooperaUve press meeting: "I have tried all of buttons. ATKINS, H0LMAN 201 Central Ave Phone 399 of my life to be as completely YOUR BREAKFAST ROOM! AND FIELDS 1 HOUSE TRAILERS. Also camp- honest with people as I can, but ing and fishing trailers. Terms sometimes people don't like to FORRESTER'S 5 AND 10* STORE —Insurance— if desired U'Haul-It trailers. her.r or know the truth." He said, with a grin. "I wasn't on $97.50 Chrome Breakfast room suite 208 Main St Phone 3 Modern Touriits Court, Union 436 Lake Street Fulton •Self-Service" the big end of the horn when 1 $27.50 trade-in on your old suite City, ph. y had to be completely honest LVINRUDE outboard motors, with folks". new and used. Eclipse lawn $70.00 your cost * TON CARRIER mowers. Burnette Tractor Com- AIR CONDITIONER pany, Fourth Street. $399 99 regular price In this day and age. with in- 3 days only $339 95 vestigations of invesUgators and —Mica-top table SUPER KEM TONE is the Na- WESTERN AUTO STORE everybody hurling invectives tion's choice for washable in- and accusations at each other. RUPTURE terior finishes. We have a com- Its mighty refreshing to see a TUO/sni » www a v TYiat old truss with harneas of leether, —Sturdy twin chrome legs plete stock for you; all colors, 1IU1UW AWAI elastic, strips, belts. GET YOUR HAIR cut in air- public official tell the truth a- rrs HERE — THE SENSATIONAL NEW INVENTION all sixes. Exchange Furniture bout the hazards of being honest Company, 212 Church Street. conditioned comfort Sham- SUTHERLAND'S "MD" RUPTURE SUPPOBT —Extension leaf for six rock Barber Shop. Commercial in public office. Between now Approved by Doctors—Acclaimed by actual wearers as world's Avenue at the bridge. and next year many newspapers greatest discovery for rupture — Last Indefinitely — Always will take pen in hand and tell Clean — No Odors — Featherweight —Modern Styling SURE INSURANCE WELLS DRILLED for industry Ihe real story of Henry Ward, AT and homes. Modern equip- not because of any poliUcal ment, experienced workmen. hand-outs, but because editors —Upholstered back and CITY DRUG CO. ~ Write or call Watson Co, are fighting hard for their com- LOW COST Next te Fatten 1 Fatten. Ky. Phone 281. Fulton. Ky. munities to have honest public seat matching chairs officials serve them cm every WHITE ROX and New Hamp- side. If that will be the criteria shire reds. World's best hatch WHY PAY MORE? for which a man is elected Gov- run. $10 00 per hundred. Spec- ernor next yesrl then Henry ial prices to - broiler raisers. Ward Is in. EXCHANGE FURNITURE COMPANY Wick Smith Agency Kesler Chlckery, across from GRAND OPENING the shoe factory' Phone 442. i 456 Lake Street 2*7 CHURCH STREET FULTON, KY. Union City, Tenn I A little more on the political OF —Phones 62 or 160W— MITCHELL AIR conditioners,' side Noble Gregory is "in" a- * Liberal discount for pcash. gain and had no opposition in Also GE, Emerson fans. Fire- his race this year. There was FAULKNER stone Store, 412 Lake Street talk around the SUte that Char- "RELAX IN COOL COMFORT' COOL — COOL Fulton. les Burnley and maybe Fred Morgan of Paducah might op- ELECTRICAL SHOP pose Noble this time, but a good look around the District changed COURTESY DAYS SPECIAL their minds Its no wonder! Located Across From The ORPHEUM 50-FT HOSE *-YR GUAR Noble's critics may accuse him FULTON WHILE IT LASTS 3.75 of not being a very prolific mak- WESTERN AUTO STORE South Fulton City Hall er of laws and introducer of FRIDAY and SATURDAY FRIDAY-SATURDAY bills, but one thing is for sure, he has his finger on the pulse FRIDAY, SATURDAY, JUNE 18-19 of thinking of the people In his TWO BIG SMASH HITS!! TWO BIG HITS district and he serves them well. HARRISON ISSUES Come in and Register for FREE I ' fsPlKS. committee, said here today Prizes on Opening Day REGULATIONS ON "The wheat is offered for sale to the highest bidder." the ASC Complete Line of Electrical chairman pointed out, "but it WHEAT CROPS may not be sold for less than Appliances "Garlicky" wheat or wheat $1 54 a bushel grading No. 4 or lower which is Each buyer wiU be required A IINIYLRSAL INTERNATIONAL PICTUr t delivered to Agricultural Stab- to certify that the wheat will be used only for livestock or poult- * • AND • « ilization and Conservation coun- ty committee under the price ry feeding support program now may be DeUils are available at county sold on a bid basis for feed use ASC office at Hickman Ken- only at prices as low as 15 cents tucky. bulow the 1953 county corn price support rstes. W. H. Harrison, chairman of the ASC county Accurate Cleaning WORKMANSHIP ALSO — Flirty Birdy — Color Cartoon!! For your Milker or Al Low Cost Separator needs: Watches. 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