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Volume Twenty-Four Fulton, Fulton County, Kentucky, Thursday May 12, 1955 N*. Nineteen 771 Shoot You1 Scare Branch Courthouse? Made Mrs Patterson City Raises Question Fire, She Tells Jury In Seeking Repairs ' The case of Mrs. Willie Mae self-defense when she fatally The pages of history were flipped back some fifty Patterson of Woodland Mills, shot her ex-husband. She said years this week to determine the basis for a request by which ended in mistrial on Fri- that her ex-husband was seat- the City of Fulton that Judge Homer Roberta spend day in Fulton county circuit eo in his car, and she was stand- court, will be rescheduled for ing at the side. She said he said: some money making needed repairs on the circuit court the September court term, Cir- "I'm going to beat out oi you. room at the Fulton City Hall. Sidney Callihsm and Carolyn Roberta were a pretty cuit Judge Elvis J Stahr said and then I'm goiag to shoot— Judge Roberta got a windfall of cash several months sight to behold as the guests entered the Woman's Club Saturday. SUt of you." ago, when the SUte of Kentucky refunded to the Ful- Jurors hearing the case last Mrs. Patterson said that her ton County Fiscal Court $30,000, which represented and were greeted by the young lades. Arriving to enjoy week failed to agree on a ver- ex-husband reached, apparently the program are Mr. and Mrs. Lawson Roper. dict after deliberating almost for a gun, and that as he did >o overpayment of an outstanding bond issue owed by the three hours. she grew a gun from her dress county. The money according to Judge Roberta was put Mrs. Patterson, former Union pocket and fired she said she into the general fund. When the budget for the year •Ipf City waitress, is charged with did not remember if she shot was planned the $30,000 was put in tttte budget for re- the wilful murder of her hus- htm more than once, and has no pairs to the courthouse in Hickman and the budget was memory of what she told Union band, Clyde C. Patterson, at his POLAROID approved by the local finance officer in Frankfort. Four Points Service station on City officers later. JL, « It 1 the Jordan highway during the Mrs. Patterson and another MRS. PATTERSON Technically, it is believed The question arises as to ti early morning hours of last witness, Wayne Barnes, told of that the money should have whether the circuit court room Sept. 11. threats made agaifcst them by been refunded to the taxpayers, 0f the City of Fulton could have, The defendant, took the stand Patterson two weeks before the | but since the money was paid in "legally, been entitled to any ol IB her own defense at Hickman. shooting. LIFE OF COMBS over a period of many years, the the funds. mm She claimed that she acted in Mrs Patterson, went on trial task of returning the money to Here's some information the last Wednesday afternoon. ON KEYS TV TO the taxpayers would have been News learned from a reliable \Jfe, Neatly dressed and outwardly a hopelessly involved mathemat. eeuree on Wednesday; - calm, the defendant heard a ical task. So the County Court In the General Assembly of SPRING IS HERE; number of witnesses, members BE SHOWN FRIDAY decided to spend the refund on the Commonwealth of Kentucky of the Union City police depart- repairing the courthouse in in 1904 legislation was enacted ment and Fulton county officers, Hickman. * ^B ^ Br SPRUCE UP YOUR Popular Demand permitting cities of the fourth testify that she had confiessed to The City of Fulton has recently class, situated more than 18 them the slaying ot Mr Patter- Makes Repeal spent a considerable amount of miles from the county seat, to RURAL MAIL BOX son at his Four Faints Service Showing Possible money repairing the circuit establish a branch courthouse. station at the interaction of the court room in Fulton and many Later the City of Fulton floated Postal Department Jordan highway and the Middle more repairs are needed. So, in -i'm I In response to popular de- a $10,000 bond issue to erect % : . Observing Event road, some eight miles north of an attempt to get some help in the city hall and to establish a mand, the television film on the fif Union City. the matter, they wrote to Judge Rita Kramer. Mrs Harry Bushart, Mollie Wiley, Mrs. life of Bert T. Combs, candidate circuit court room where that Of Box Improvement Robdrts seeking a portion of L. T. Bug? and Mrs C. L. Maddox take a look at the Officers who investigated the for the Democratic Party no- court could be held. It was ne- the funds. Spring is here, and. like the shooting told of finding the body, mination for Governor, will be cessary, it was learned, to erect program while guests were being seated at the Woman's Judge Roberts advised the young man who has begun to of the blood which trailed from shown on three stations next a vault for the safe-keeping of Club for the "Evening of Music" Tuesday. News on Wednesday that all comb his hair all the way around, the driver's seat of the victim's week. circuit court records. auto to the spot where the body the money had been used repair- the Post Office Department will Rumsey B Taylor. Combs' These questions are brought to again urge the rural patrons dur- lay. of a lipstick belonging to ing the courthouse at Hickman. nind by the request made by (continued ea page seven) the city: mt; the week beginning May 1« Bert T. Combs will take his 'More photos inside) 1. Since the court room here I . to help Improve the rural campaign for the Democratic was established by authority of boxes that have suffered from the nomination for governor hi to RED CROSS DRIVE an act of the legislature is it not, hardships ef winter and lean to- the ftnt and aeeoad Congress- then. legacy a "branch" court- ward any convenient point of the ional districts again dortn* house and entiUed to a portion compass. THE SCOREBOARD the week of May 18 state CLOSES SHORT OF of WJ funds earmarked tor This year will be the 17th that (By Hilly Joe 'Forrest) he.iaqaariew revealed today.. the Department has asked rural He wUt tie In Fulton CMmty vvus4k*u*c rc^,.. 7 patrons to cooperate In having AMTtOfrtlti* MJVill 1 rural mail boxes erected accord- "Play Ball." When we hear 14 and win leave here for Mr. Snow Thanks t ins to regulations, made more In Ceonty that familar yell it means sum- attractive by painting and by mer is here and one of America's where he will Workers. Public any other means that would favorite sports has begun. men! speaker at (tie Morehead For Contributions HENRY WARD BOW! High School. Following his make them "Boxes of Beauty" The Fulton Lookouts (ot off j commencement address Judge Jack Snow, city drive chair- One of the more important In a good start opening same in Corah* will return to West man for this years Red Cross OUT AS POSSIBLE regulations is that the name of l(nin City. Mickey Foster the Kentucky for visits in Lyon, drive reported today that a the patron be placed on the box Falton pitcher held the Dodgeri Trier and Christian Counties. total of $1724.20 has been col- j in letters no less than one inch to one ran as Fulton went a- lected. The drive has been con- STATE CANDIDATE high This not only enables the head to win 5-1. eluded although the goal for . regular carrier and any substi- state campaign chairman, said On Wednesday May 4th the this year was $1960. Says Entrance tute who may carry the mail in the "response of the people Lookouts lost their home opener throughout Kentucky to the in- In closing the drive Mr. Snow Might Cause Split the absence of the regular to expressed deep appreciation to Mrs. Lois Haws, director of the Civic ChoraV group lis- readily deliver the mail but also by a score of 8-8. A1 Hartung itial showing of the film has had a triple and a single and made it necessary for us to ar- the team captains, the team In Combs Forces tens to a word of praise about her directing from Rev. , enable. others to find the locat Gene Conquy collected three workers, newspapers and radio as well Much mail is delay- range to telecast the film again " Fearful that his entering the C. H. Warren, a loyal and enthusiastic member of the . W hits for Union City. Charley and to the general public for ause the rural carrier can Taylor said the 15-minute Lieutenant - Governor's race chorus. (Story of the Evening of Music in in Diary of Burris lead the Fulton attack their contributions. Doings.) * noTdetermine the proper box of film will be shown on Friday, might cause a split in the polit- the patron. This difficulty is eli- with 2 solid singles. May 13th-9:15 p. m over KFVS- "AJthough the drive did not reach its get goal, there is ical alliance between Doc Beau- | minated when the name of the Thursday May 5th the Look- TV. Cape Giradeau, Missouri, feeling of success in securing champ and Governor Wetherby, I patron is inscribed on the box. outs lost to Union City by a (continued on page seven) the amount we did," Mr. Snow Henry Ward this week decided fccore of 4-2. Union City .cored said. "1 take this means of think- not to make the race for the No. LOCAL TALENT TO JUNIOR HI BOYS one run in the first but Fulton HAPPY IS HAPPY ing all those whp generously 2 spot on the Democratic ticket Sunday Decoration Day tied the score In the second on gave their time contributions in August. In Fulton Cemeteries ly to have the Dodgers score Ditto, pat-on-the-back, to APPEAR ON JACKON NAMED DELEGATES towards this year's campaign,1 Ward, itfhose record as Com- Sunday. May 15 will be de- two in the botton of the second Happy Hogan for being the bes he added. missioner of Conservation has coration Day in Fulton. to go ithead. test fisherman in the Methodist Church fishing rodeo. J. P. Mor been an outstanding one, was Those who have not paid for TV SHOW ON FRIDAY TO BOY'S STATE Friday the Lookouts bounced gan. Clyde Williams, Jr., Bert PRETTY AS A PICTURE endorsed by a strong conting- upkeep on their cemetery pro- back to even the series with a Newhouse, O. R. Bowles, Billy Congratulations are in order ent of the Kentucky Press As- Slewioot Tucker. perty are requested to pay either Mock Cities And 10-5. The big blow of the game Murphy, Roper Fields. Hugh to Patty Williams, daughter of sociation and other prominent the Sexton at the cemetery or Bond Trio Will came in the 5th when Big Ned Rushton, Elvis Babb and Bennett Rev. and Mrs Roy D. Williams and leading citizens of Ken- else pay at the Fulton City Hall. Counties To Be W.ldrop the Fulton Skipper Wheeler came in for their share of Memphis who won the covet- tucky. His entrance in the race While The Fulton City Council B« Seen At Four 6mashed a base clearing home of glory with the finny-tribe ed title of queen of the Straw- would possibly have given Judge "Ruled" By Boys plans to place the cemetery sex- Hobart tSlewtoot" Tucker, run which carried well over 350 and the folks ef the Mormon B. berry festival at Humboldt. Pat Bert Combs a running mate, if ton on a salary, (as reported in feet Administration forces could have inimitable local performer will Junior boys of Fulton and Daniels will have plenty of fish is the sister of Gene Williams, last week's council proceedings) agreed on the Ward candidacy. appear on a television show South Fulton high schools have Saturday night the Dodgers to fry and to eat. The party will popular local scout executive at present he is still on a per- The Administration finds itself Friday afternoon at four o'clock. been named today by their re- came back to take a 11-4 victory be held at the church on May who was mighty proud of his centage arrangement without a definite candidate for It was announced today. Hobart spective schools to be delegates (ConUnued on page seven) 17. little sister, as we all are. Lieutenant - Governor although will do a number on the Jack- to American legion Bluegrsss it is believed that Attorney Gen- son television station, Channel Boys State held at Ft Knox in eral Jiggs Buckman will have 7 on your dial. June. Also invited to «ppear on the at least part of t|)e Administrat- program is the Bond trio and Fulton High School juniors In- Flowers For The Living Is Theme At Cayce P-TA ion support, sjgee Buckman is local audiences are urged to clude Billy MacMorris, Tommy the protege of the present Lieu- tune in to view the pre«ntation. Brady. Wiil H Bondurant, Frank tenant-Governor , Sublett: South Fulton Juniors At Cayce the P-TA believes Nancy Adams, also a talent- Pointing out. Chandler's Xiast include Kenneth Alexander, I in giving flowers for the living ed and popular Fulton entertain- record of opposition to former Bobby Joe Irvan, Virgil Cov- land they did that last Thurs- er was invited to attend, but Vice-president and now Senator ington "and James Wilhaucks. Iday. It "was near the end of a because of conflicting school Alben Barkley and Qiting his Within the physical framework I school term and the ladies in the activities she cannot accept the I P-TA got to thinking of all the sincere and unfailing interest in Invitation. of the Bluegrass Boys SUte the furtherance of his state park there will be four mythical Ihara work that the teachers had The invitation to appear on program. Ward issued a formal cities and two counties. The pro- I put in during the year so they TV comet as an honor and a statement to the papers on Mon- gram operates on a bi-p'.rty • thought up the nice idea of giv- reward to the local artists. system. The members of each I ing them corsages to wear to day His complete statement fol- develop its program without in- I the graduation exercises on lows: terference, except th.t adult I Thursday night. Lt David Holland (Continued on Page Eleven) counselors are present as ad- So in chapel on that day a Graduates From visors. I big surprise was in store when Heavy Mortar Class The boy citizens organize and I Mrs. A. B. Moss, president of GUESTS HERE! conduct their own elections. The [the P-TA was introduced "by First Lt David K. Holland, Mrs. R. A. Brady of Long ton of C. N Holland, Hickman, e 1 e c ted officials familiarize jEdmond Clark and she told of themselves with the duties of Fthe deep gratitude and apprec- Beach, California and Miss Lena Ky , recently was- graduated Hays of Memphis are appreci- from the heavy mortar course their respective offices by act- iation the members felt for the ually performing the duUes [hard work during the year. ated guests in Fulton with Mr at The Infantry School, Fort and Mrs. Lawson Roper and prescribed. In legislative as- "In appreciation of this," she Benning, Ga. other friends and relatives in sembly the duty constituted |said, "we want to give you each A former employee «f Hays the area. Supply Company of Kentucky, legislators introduce and argue corsage so that tonight when their own bills. The laws enact- •the graduation exjerqisfes start Peducah, Ky., Lieutenant Hol- BIG 'UNS land entered the Army in Sept- ed are administered by their and you see the seniors gradu- own enforcement agencies and ember 1954 His wife, Clare, . ate, you will know that we ap- The biggest strawberries we've in their own courts . lives In Columbus, Ga. l(Left) First teacher to receive the corsage is MissPreciated all you have done for seen in many a moon were A 1945 graduate of Hickman The following individuals and IWilma Shuff and presenting the corsage is Mrs.them." There was great enthus- brought to us last week when High School, the lieutenant st- Civic clubs are sponsoring the Moss, president of the P-TA. (above) Mr Clark,among the students who Mrs. Harvey Vaughn thought of tended the University of Ken- boys: Gene Williamson of Brow- principal of Cayce gives a winsome smile as those strawberry-loving editors tucky from 1945 to 1950. He Is der Milling Co., Lions, Rotary, Ijtands with Mrs. Joe Ross and little Joann who re-corsage, and presented us with a quart a member of the Alpha Tau Elks, Booster. American Legion, ceived the boutonnaire for Mr. Clark. (Continued on page •) box. Thanks, very much. Omega fraternity and the Y M. B. C. Page 12 The Fulton News Thurs., May 5, 1955 If Your Budget's Tight A&P Offers * R. V. Putnam MRS. BENNETT (ConUaueo irom PAFR One) Mrs. Pollice Yates Bennett of Mr. Putnam was a member Water Valley, Ky. died Tuesday of the First Christian Church. night at 7 o'clock. She has been He leaves his wife, Mrs. Mamie bedfast for the last three months McGuffic Putnam; a son. Dr. Services \rfll be held Thursday PLENTY OF R V. Putnam; Jr., of "Fulton; afternoon at 2 at the Water Val- a brother. A. E. Putnam of ley Baptist Church with Whit- Akron, Ohio; and two grand- nel Funeral Home in rtiarge. children. The Rev Roy Shepard assisted Funeral services were held by Rev. Fry will officiate Bur- LOW PRICES! Sunday afternoon at two in the ial will be in the Water Valley chapel of the Paul Hornbeak cemetery. She was a member of A&P SUPER RICHT SMOKED 12 To 16 LI. AVC. Funeral Home. The Rev. L. R. the Bethel Primitive Baptist Still officiated Burial was Church of Water Valley. WHOLE SHANK in Greenlea Cemetery. She leaves one daughter Mrs. The pallbearers were Joe G L. Manney of Fulton and 5 OR HALF |b. PORTION |b. Hall, Paul Boyd, Allen Jones, 50ns Hershel Bennett Boone Hams 49' Ernest Fall, Charles Browder Bennett, Johnna Bennett, all of and Paul Nanney. U TO I* ' SHANK Water Valley. Ethlar Bennett, La. A TO. PORTION La. Albacurt New Mexico, and Fully Cooked Hams ( La 53' Hunter Bennett of Wingo, Ky. Paul and Ray Bruce with One sister Mrs Gusta of Duke- "Camie" their prize-winn- CUT UP - TRAY PACK SUPER RICHT CHOICE QUALITY HOSPITAL NOTES dom, Ky. and 10 grandchidren ing calf. and 6 great grandchildren and BLADE CUT PAN-READY lb The following were patients several nieces and nephews. Lb. CHUCK 39' in the local hospitals Wednes- Fryers 45' Beef Roast * Dairy Show day morning: Haws Memorial (Continued from Page 1) Hospital: Jimmy Conner, Union MRS. ANNA FRIEL Pork Sausage super right 1-lb cello 29c Where the name of an exhib- Beef Steaks im> wom acu. o ls 85 City; Mary Minor, John D. Mrs. Anna Nichols Friel pass- itor appears more than once in el • I ui* SUPER RIGHT ILB Hales. Joe French, Mrs Guy f ttre awards, Tfey indicate that Canned Hants CELLO 45 Helthtock. Mrs Alice Killer- ed away April 23 at the Obion County General Hospital. Mrs. more than one prize was won sum aioHT Skinless Wieners ALL MEAT brew. Mrs. S. F. Stover, all of Ground Beef rnESHLT OROUND Fulton. Mrs J R Boyd, Cal- Friel. who was 72, suffered a by that exihbiUirJ ... - 35' ittrn aioirr vert City, Ky. Mrs. Frank Grav- heart attack Tuesday while vis- Senior Calf .. . Murray State SEA FOOD Veal Roast SO. CUT SMOULDKB lb 59' iett, Wingo. iting her sister in Fulton, Ken- College; . . Foster 4 Star Farm; « 35' • I • rRESH rROZEN / 1L1 t/JJO \ Fulton Hospital: Dan O'Neil, tucky. Mrs. Friel was born in J C. Melvin; . . . C. N. Bur- Bonnee Buttered Steaks 8-oz pkg. 39c Wimp MEDIUM SIZE I SOS 'L I 39 • 29' Crutchfield. Mrs. Leonard Frost Obion County She was the nette and sons. Fulton, . . Billy •uru aiuni Cod Fillets '""V.".^" (Li! ) Hickman. Mrs. If. Melvin Union daughter of J. P. Nichols and Burnette. Slab Bacon ANY SIZE COT ~ 39' Catfish Fillets lb. 45c City, Mrs Desque and baby, Margaret Pearson Nichols. She Junior Yearling . . . C. N. Bur- had lived in Obion County all Pryorsburg, E. E Wray, Oakton, nette and sons; . M. S C; . . FRESH CUBAN 8 or 9 SIZE Lonzo Phelps, Hickman, Luther her life, and was educated in the Foster 4 Star; . . . P»ul Bruce; county schools. Mrs Friel was Pickens, Water Valley, Mrs. Bob . C. N. Burnette;. Ed Don- EXCELLENT Pillow, Wingo, Mrs. John Craig, a telephone operator in the Troy oho. Murray; . . H.,C Sams, Ful- ,orS OQ Clinton, Dale Cummings, Duke- telephone office for 20 years. ton. POft CANNING dom, Mrs. Albert Taylor, Hick- She was a member of the Ex- OR FREEZINC () 3 1 change Street Church of Christ. Senior Yearling . . Foster; , . Pineapple man, Mrs. Perry Weemes, Mrs. Joe David Smith. Mayfield; . . . Joe Mull ins, E. Williams, Molly Her husband Walter Friel, pre- ceded her in death in 1947. Foster; ..MS C.; . . Foster; Alexander, Mrs. R. V. Putman, M. S C.; Geo. E. Burnette; . . TIMBER STRINGLESS FRESH YELLOW Sr., B 3 Stevenson, W. C. Cas- She leaves a brother, A. E. Nichols of Union City, two sis- Billy Burnette. hon, Mr. Hettie Ford, Martha 2 Year Olds . Murray State Aiih Perry, Mrs Foster Edwards, ters, Mrs Hubert Bennett of Fulton, and Mrs. Joe Mitchell College: C. N. Burnette; . . Green Beans 2 ^ 29° Sweet Corn 6 & 39 al of Fulton. Gilbert Myatt; Wingo; . Foster; Jones Hospital: Mrs. Bob of San Gabriel, Calif.; a step- Radishes Bag 10c Grapefruit Florida Marsh seedless . 3 for 29c son, Leo Friel of Louisville, Ky., H. C Sams; . . Eddie Green, Wayne fnd baby, Columbus; Mayfield Danny Taylor, Jackie and Jamie and two stepdaughters, Mrs. Tomatoes Fancy Hot House lb. 29c Oranges Florida Full of Juice Mb mesh ha(49c Watts, Mrs Hubert Bolton, Miss Herman Beeler and Mrs. Finis 3 Year Old . . . C. N. Burnette; Ada Herring, Mrs. Wayne Elliot, Greer of Union City. M S. C ; . Donald Collier; Tomatoes Peak Brand Bulk 2Sc Onions New Texas yellow or white 4 lb. 25c Mrs. Chester Cox and baby, all Ray Bruce; Paul Bruce; . . C. N. Pascal Celery of Fulton. * Notebook Burnette; . . Gayle Barnes; . . 19' FRESH FROZEN FOODS H. C Sams. (continued irom page 1) H « n* TURKEY BEET . IHOI 4 Year Olds . . J. C. Melvin; Potatoes J *DANO PURPOSE We congraluate Mr. and Mrs. put their money in that station __10 "iaT" 89' Mortons Meat Pies aa«» 4 PIES 89 J C Melvin; Sherill and Oliver. Bernard O'Neal of Clinton on we give a hearty pat on the «,„„. OOLDOI LA ROE P .. _ . CHERRY APPL Fulton; Ward Burnette; J. C. nananas ripe mmt J ^ ISfc-OZ the birth of an eight pound back for having that vision to La 17' Morton's Fruit Pies peach 1 PIES 89 Melvin; J C. Melvin. eight ounce baby girl. Born add WFUL to the busy activity ia PARKER lft Aged Cows: Ray Bruce, Sen- April 28 of Fulton. It was a job well done- Lemons «m tI ** 2 DOZ 49' CT>NCENTRATET 1 U AMI ior and Grand Champion Grand Limeade 99' cti 10 Champion prize by Fulton Pure Milk Co H C Sams; C. N. Bur- A&P WHITE nette: C. N Burnette Produce of Dam: Prize by FOR GRADUATION Southern States Coop. Won by C W. Burnette; M S. C.; C. N. te-oz. Burnette; Thomas Bruce; Thomas Cream Style Corn. CAN Bruce. 10 v She'll love the new,. Junior Get-of-Sire prize by A&P FANCY Fulton Lions Club won by CAMPBELL'S OR HEINZ M S C.; C. N Burnette; C. N. q-j^i modern Burnette: Thos. Bruce. e Get of Sire, prize by A. C. Apple Sauce 4 "r49 SoilDS °"m«*tUI WWH|(W VARIETIES 2 29° Butts and son won by M S. C; C. N Burnettc: C N Burnette; Tomato Juice •>' 11 oz. J C. Melvin; H. C. Sams; Thos. 21' Niblets Corn whole a rain 2 cjun 29' rl_.._ I»UA«DI OOLD MEDAL , _ Streamlite . Bruce. riOUr OR PILLSSURT (PLAIN) |Q not Exhibitors Herd prize by BAG 95' Fruit Cocktail sultana 2 CAWS 45' Pepsi Cola won by Murray State Grapefruit Sections a»p 2 4S-OZ. not College; Burnette; Sams; Mel- 29' Town House Crackers BOB 33' u OZ vin; P Bruce; R. Bruce; Eddie Sunnyfield Flour PLA» 25 lb SAG *!4S Green; Foster. Ritz Crackers uwco BOK 33' Samsonite 11 oz. Best Udder prize by Airlene Prscsrvsc ,AO' Pineapple Juice »»p 3 CAN! 25' strawberry raspberry Gas Co. won by Paul Bruce, rreserves 2 & 59' Burnette; J. C. Melvin; Melvin; OT. Grapefruit Juice ASP 19' Salad Dressing >» _ JAR Gilbert Myatt. 47' IS-OZ. The show was sponsored by CAWS , Luggage Orange Juice asp 2 49' Pork & Beans «s> paob C ANS the Fulton Lions Club. 2 25' Orange I Gr'fruit Sections IS-OZ- LB. 21' dexo Shortening TEO™*BLB 3 CAN 73' 1 LS. Oleomargarine SURE oood 2 CTWB 39' CAB CAKE

Hot Tamales ARMOURS CAN 19' JANE PARKER Chef-Boy Ar-Dee s™^ . 2 "SSt 45' Mother's Day Dill Pickles EOSHER STYLE JAR 29' A _.: A. 'ORA UNPFELED H OI 29' ApriCOtS BALTES CAM Heart $lio 15' Grape Juice A.P 29' Cake Soft Drinks c»e 3 67' JAM PARKER Wesson Oil 35' • -IN 25' till 4 Cut Rite Wax Paper Roses-in-Snow Cake 97 MOTHERS Cup Cakes DAY . _ _ PKO or • 39'

T BROWN N SERVE ROILS 2 or 11 29' "Slewfoot" Tucker as he Vel Detergent —. pkg. 30* °p'iS 72* I ARE is-oz. measures his "slewfooted Potato Chips PARKER sox 49' mama" which won him 1st ua 1 PLANTERS S-OZ. Blueberry Pie pa££. (J TAL ) place at the Union City ta- Cocktail Peanuts vac. pa« ca» UL 49' lent show. J A1VZ Jelly Streussel Coffee Cake PARKER ~ 29' com um * Slewfoot Tucker Dial Soap & 2 27* Peanut Cookies JANE PARKER «. 25' (Continued from Page J) The most popular luggage In the world... ton. He placed 4th among the DOMESTIC because ifc strongest and smartest I top fine winners. John's unus- L ually fine voice, clear diction Big Top Beans 2 ? A 25* Modern Upered shape, easier to carry! Unique and pleasing stage personality caught the attention of the 3 out Swiss Cheese * 59' tongue-in-groove construction — keeps dust and of town judges immediately as bam he sang "Let the Sunshine In". moisture out! Exclusive Samsonite design — carries Lux Soap K& ___3 26* 2XJS 25* Sharp Cheddar Cheese >. more clothes in less space, wrinkle-free! Johnny is another product of La 59' the Cub Scout Minstrel, having made his first appearance as a Silverbrook Butter 'SSS.1 59' Six stunning better-than-leather finishes, defy wear, loloist in this year's minstrel Breeze Detergent PKO. 31' All Price® In Thlj Ad Effective Through Saturday, May 7 wipe clean with a damp cloth! Colorado Brown, chow. Alligator finish, Rawhide finish, Bermuda Green, Miss Nancy Adams appeared HOLL Admiral Blue, Saddle Tan! as guest and entertained the crowd with several vocal select- Northern Tissue _3 » 25' lions, accompaning herself on her I ukelele. GRAHAM FURNITURE COMPANY The Bonds Trio of Clinton Dial Soap IS? 185 were a'Sn 8uest entertainers. 37* Walnut Street Phone ' GIVE NOW! FIGHT CANCER FTNK ft? ?20 to ?im for rrnriNo; TEARING OR MUTILATING i jO • NEWS PA1'MLS Oil 1RIO I - t. ULLONGLNG TO PUbLlO LIBR/ L Jiee Ky. Statutes Artic> 1' Program Tuesday Ends Music Week NEWSTV^ (Story in Diary of Doings) The Farm and Home Paper of the Ken-Tenn TerriS? ,

Volume Twenty-Four Fulton, Fulton County, Kentucky, Thursday May 12, 1955 Nv^ . ' Nineteen 771 Shoot You 'Scare Branch Courthouse? Made Mrs Patterson City Raises Question Fire, She Tells Jury In Seeking Repairs ' The ease of Mrs. Willie Mae self-defense when she fatally The pages of history were flipped back some fifty Patterson of Woodland Mills, shot her ex-husbwd She said years this week to determine the basis for a request by which ended in mistrial on Fri- that her ex-husband was seat- the City of Fulton that Judge Homer Roberta spend day in Fulton county circuit cc in hit Cir, and rtie was stand- some money making needed repairs on the circuit court court, will be rescheduled for ing at the side She said he said: the September court term, Cir- "I'm going to beat- out of you, room at the Fulton City Hall. Sidney Calliham and Carolyn Roberta were a pretty cult Judge Elvis J Stahr said and then I'm going to shoot— Judge Roberta got a windfall of cash several months Bight to behold as the guests entered the Woman's Club Saturday: =-out of you." 7 — ago, when the State of Kentucky refunded to the Ful- and were greeted by the young laden. Arriving to enjoy Jurors hearing the case last Mrs. Patterson said that her ton County Fiscal Court $30,000, which represented week failed to agree on s ver- ex-husband reached, apparently overpayment of an outstanding bond issue owed by the the program are Mr. and Mra. Lawson Koper. diet after deliberating almost for a gun, and that as he did so three hours. she grew a gun Worn her dress county. The money according to Judge Roberts wag put Mrs. Patterson, former Union packet and fired she said she into the general fund. When the budget for the year City waitress, is charged with did not remember if she shot was planned the $30,000 was put in the budget for re- the wilful murder of her hut- him more than oner- and has no pairs to the courthouse in Hickman and the budget was band. Clyde C. Patterson, at his memory of what she told Union POLAROID 1-MINUTE PHOTO approved by the local finance' officer in Frankfort. Four Points Service station on City officers later. the Jordan highway during the Mrs. Patterson and another MRS. PATTERSON Technically, it is believed The question arises as to early morning hours of lait witness. Wayne Barnes, told of that the money should have whether the circuit court room Sept. 12. threats made again*' them by, been refunded to the taxpayers, of the City of Fulton could have, The defendant, took the stand Patterson two weeks before the ; but since the money was paid in "legally, been entitled to any of jrV JB m her own defense at Hickman. shooting. LIFE OF COMBS over a period of many years, the the funds. She claimed that she acted In Mrs. Patterson, went on trial task of returning the money to Here's some information the l4 * - jiB^H last Wednesday afternoon the taxpayers would have been News learned from a reliablt mfw"'''? Nestly dressed and outwardly ON KFVS TV TO a hopelessly involved mathemat- source on Wednesday, ^Vj ,' x f/" calvi. the defendanl heard it ical task So the County Court in the General Assembly of ^^KP M b/ vl • mt V' i SPRING IS HERE; number of witnesae^ members BE SHOWN FRIDAY decided to spend the refund on the Commonwealth of Kentucky of the Union City police depart- repairing the courthouse in m 1904 legislation was enacted ment and Fulton county off leers, Popular Demand Hickman . permitting cltiet of the fourth W V« >.rj Jty'oU SPRUCE UP YOUR testify that she had confessed to The City of Fulton has recently class situated more than 18 them the slaying of Mr Patter- Makes Repeal spent a considerable amount of miie, from the county seat, to WTP RURAL MAIL BOX son at his Four Points Service '; Showing Possible money repairing the circuit establish a branch courthouse, station at the interaction of the court room in Fulton and many Later the City of Fulton floated Postal Department Jordan highway and the Middle more repairs are needed. So, in „ $io,000 bond issue to erect r^H'H road, tome eight miles north of In response to popular de- an attempt to get some help in the city hall and to establish a Observing Event mand, the television film on the Union City. the matter, they wrote to Judge Rita Kramer, Mrs Harry Bushart, Mollie Wiley, Mrs life of Bert T. Combl, candidate circuit court room where that Of Box Improvement Robdrts seeking a portion of Officers who investigated the for the Democratic Party no- court could be held. It was ne- L. T. Bugg and Mrs. C. L. Maddox take a look at the the funds. Spring is here, and. like the shooting told of finding the body, mination for Governor, will be cessary, it was learned, to erect program while guests were being seated at the Woman's Judge Roberts advised the young man who has begun to of the blood which trailed from shown on three stations next a vault for the safe-keeping of Newt on Wednesday that all Club for the "Evening of Music" Tuesday. comb hit hair all the way around, the driver's seat of the victim's week. circuit court records. the money had been used repair- the Pott Office Department will auto to the spot where the body These questions are brought to Rumsey B Taylor, Combs' ing the courthouse at Hickman. il again urge the rural patrons dur- lay, of a lipstick belonging to mind by the request made by (eontinned on page sersa) the city: ing the week beginning May 16 Bert T. Combs will take his (More phstos inside > 1. Since the court room here to help Improve the rural mail campaign for the Democratic was established by authority of boxes that have tuffered from the nomination lor governor Into RED CROSS DRIVE hardships of winter and lean to- the first and second Congress- an act of the legislature is it not, ward any convenient point of the ional districts again daring then, legally a "branch" court- compass. jaHHte, THE SCOREBOARD the week of May 11. state CLOSES SHORT OF housiwiuec t«aandu entiUed to a portion This y«ar will be tha 17th that hejnqaar^i* revealed today. of tte fundfu s earmarked lor <®y Billy Joe "Wrest) rci«... the Department has a«M rural He wilt he In Fulton Coanty patrons to cooperate In having Rince tha refund reprntat- be*are anon on Thursday, May ANTICfrATitU utti. (continued on page seven) rural mail boxes erected accord "Play BaU." When we hear 19 and will leave here for ing to regulations, made more Mr. Snow Thanks that familar yell it means sum- Morehead. la Rowan Coanty attractive by painting' and by mer is here and one of America's where he will be commence- Workers. Public any other' means that would favorite sports has begun. ment speaker at the Morehead HENRY WARD B0W5 make them "Boxes of Beauty" High School. Following his For Contributions One of the more important The Fulton Lookouts got off commencement address Judge Jack Snow, city drive chair- it nidations Is that the name of In a good start opening game In ("omhs will return to West man for this year's Red Cross ) OUT AS POSSIBLE the patron be placed on the box l|nin CUT. Mickey Foster the Kentucky for visits in Lyon, drive reported today that a __ . __ _ _ in letters no less thsn one inch Fulton pitcher held the Dodgers Trigs and Christian Counties. total of $1724 20 has been col- «TATf fAMI)ll)ATp high This not only enables the to one ran as Fulton went a- lected. The drive has been con- '""li VHI1I/IWHIh head to win 5-1. I regular carrier and any substi- state campaign chairman, said eluded although the goal for . Says Entrance lute who may carry the mail in On Wednesday May 4th the the "response of the people this year was $1960. ! Ihe absence of the regular to Lookouts lost their home opener throughout Kentucky to the in- In closing the drive Mr Snow j Might Cause Split V expressed deep appreciation to' Mrs. Lois Haws, director of the Civic ChoraV group lis- readily deliver the mail but also by a score of 8-6. A1 Hartung itial showing of the film has tens to a word of praise about her directing from Rev. ; enables others to find the locat- had a triple and a single and made it necessary for us to ar- the team captains, the team In Combs Forces 1 up as well. Much mail is delay- Gem- Conquy collected three range to telecast the film again " workers, newspapers and radio C. H. Warren, a loyal and enthusiastic member of the and to the general public for Fearful that his entering the jqjfcecause the rural carrier can hits for Union City. Charley Taylor said the 15-minute chorus. (Story of the Evening of Music in in Diary of noT determine the proper box of Burris lead the Fulton attack their contributions. Lieutenant - Governor's race film will be shown on Friday, might cause a split in the polit- Doings) the patron This difficulty Is eli- with 2 solid singles. May 13th-9 15 p. m over KFVS- "Although the drive did not minated when the name of the Thursday May Sth the Look- reach its set goal, there is ical alliance between Doc Beau- TV, Cape Giradeau. Missouri, champ and Governor Wetherby, | patron is inscribed on the box. outs tost to Union City by (continued on page seven) feeling of success in securing the amount we did," Mr. Snow Henry Ward this week decided LOCAL TALENT TO JUNIOR HI BOYS — , wore of 4-2. Union City scored not to make the race for the No. on ,un in thf ,in but HAPPY IS HAPPY said. "I take this means of think- Sunday Decoration Day '' * Fulton ing all those whp generously 2 spot on the Democratic ticket » r* 1. r* . lied the score In the second on in August. ly to have the Dodgers score Ditto. pat-on-the-back, t o gave their time contributions APPEAR ON JACKON NAMED DELEGATES In Fulton Cemeteries Ward, whose record as Com- two In the botton of the second Happy Hogan for being the bes towards this year's campaign,' Sunday. May 15 will be de- missioner of Conservation has to go ahead. test fisherman in the Methodist he added. coration Day in Fulton. been an outstanding one, was TV SHOW ON FRIDAY TO BOY'S STATE Those who have not paid for Church fishing rodeo J. P. Mor- Friday the Lookouts bounced gan. Clyde Williams, Jr., Bert PRETTY AS A PICTURE endorsed by a strong conting- upkeep on their cemetery pro- back to even the series with a Slewfoot Tucker, Newhouse, O. R. Bowles. Billy Congratulations are in order ent of the Kentucky Press As- perty are requested tq pay either 10-5. The big blow of the game Mock Cities And Murphy, Roper Fields, Hugh to Patty Williams, daughter of sociation and other prominent the Sexton at the cemetery or came in the Sth when Big Ned Bond Trio Will Rev. and Mrs Roy D. Williams and leading citizens of Ken- Counties To Be else pay at the rulton City Hall. Waldrop the Fulton Skipper Rushton, Elvis Babb and Behnett Wheeler came in for their share of Memphis who won the covet- tucky. His entrance in the race Be Seen At Four While The Fulton City Council smashed a base clearing home would possibly have given Judge "Ruled" By Boys plans to place the cemetery sex- run which carried well over 350 of glory with the finny-tribe ed title of queen of the Straw Hubert Blewtoot" Tucker, and the folks of the Mormon B. herry festival at Humboldt. Pat Bert Combs a running mate, if Inimitable local performer will ton on a salary, (as reported in feet. Administration forces could have Junior boys of Fulton and last week's council proceedings) Daniels will have plenty of fish is the sister of Gene Williams, appear on a television show Saturday night the Dodgers agreed on the Ward candidacy. South Fulton high tchools have at present he Is still on a per- to fry and to eat. The party will popular local scout executive Friday afternoon at four o'clock, came back to take a 11-4 victory The Administration finds itself been named today by their re- centage arrangement. be held at the church on May who was mighty proud of his it was announced today. Hohart spective schools to be delegates (Continued on page seven) 17. little sister, as we all are. without a definite candidate for will do a number on the Jack- to American Legion Bluegrsss Lieutenant - Governor although son television stsUon, "Channel Boys State held at Ft Knox in it is believed that Attorney Gen- 7 on your dial. June. eral Jiggs Buckman will have Also invited to appear on the at least part of the Administrat- Fulton High School juniors In- program is the BOnd trio and ion support, since Buckman is clude Billy MacMorris, Tommy Flowers For The Living Is Theme At Cayce P-TA local audiences are urged to the protege of the present Lieu- tune in to view the presentation. Brsdv. Will H Bondurant. Frank At Cayce the P-TA believes tenant-Governor. Nancy Adams, alto a talent- Sublett; South Fulton juniors include Kenneth Alexander, in giving flowers for the living Pointing out Chandler's past ed and, popular Fulton entertain- and they did that last Thurs- record of opposition to former er was invited to attend, but Bobby Joe Irvan, Virgil Cov- ington and James Wilhaucks. day. It was near the end of a Vice-president and now Senator because of conflicting school school term and the ladies in the Alben Barkley and citing his" activities the cannot accept the Within the physical framework of the Bluegrass Boys State P-TA got to thinking of all the sincere and unfailing interest in invitation. hard work that the teachers had the furtherance of his state park The invitation to appear on there will be four mythical cities and two counties. The pro- put in during the year so they program. Ward issued a formal TV comes as an honor and a thought up the nice idea of giv- statement to the papers on Mon- reward to the local artists. gram operates on a bi-party system The members of each ing them corsages to wear to day. develop its program without in- the graduation exercises on His complete statement fol- Lt David Holland terference, except thst adult Thursday night. lows: counselors are present as ad- So in chapel on that day a (Continued on Page Eleven) Graduates From visors. big surprise was in store when Heavy Mortar Class The hoy citizens organize and Mrs. A. B. Moss, president of the P-TA was introduced by GUESTS HERE! First Lt David K. Holland, conduct their own elections. The Edmond Clark and she told of son of C. N Holland, Hickman, e 1 e c ted officials familiarize Mrs. R. A. Brady of Long the deep gratitude and apprec- Ky., recently was graduated tTiemselves with the duties of Beach, California and Miss Lena iation the members felt for the from the heavy mortar course their respective offices by act- Hays of Memphis are appreci- at The Infantry School, Fort ually performing the duties hard work during the year. ated guests in Fulton with Mr "In appreciation of this," she Benning, Ga prescribed. In legislative as- and Mrs. Lawson Roper and Isaid, "we want to give you each A former employee «f Hays sembly the duty constituted other friends and relatives in legislators introduce and argue la corsage so that tonight when the area. Supply Company of Kentucky, •the graduation exercises start Paducah, Ky.. Lieutenant Hol- their own bills The laws enact- ed are administered by their —polaroid Photo—N«wt scanagravor and you see the seniors gradu- BIG 'UNS land entered the Army in Sept- ate, you will know that we ap- ember IBM His wife, Clare, own enforcement agencies and (Left) First teacher to receive the corsage is Misspreciated all you have done for The biggest strawberries we've lives in Columbus, Ga. in their own courts Wilma Shuff and presenting the corsage is Mrs.them." There was great enthus- seen in many a moon were A 1945 graduate of Hickman The following individuals and Moss, president of the P-TA. (above) Mr Clark,'asm among the students who brought to us last week when High School, the lieutenant at- Civic clubs are sponsoring the Mrs. Harvey Vaughn thought of tended the University of Ken- boys Gene Williamson of Brow- a m mile gi he ro u those strawberry-loving editors tucky from 1945 to 1950. He is der Milling Co., Lions, Rotary, p*rin?pal,^ayi r ~ v r *ite^ p ta and presented us with a quart a member of the Alpha Tau Elks, Booster, American Legion, ceivestandds thwite hboutonnair Mrs. Joe e Rosfors Mrand. Clarklittle . Joann who ^"corsage. box. Thanks, very much. Omega fraternity. and the Y M B. C. I Continued ea page •) I

c J Battery C, entered the Army in 312 Paschall St., and husband Germany and is now a member CCIi 'Page 2 The Fulton NCWB Thurs., May 12 1965 March 1053 and was last stat- of the former Miss Shirley L. of the 9th Infantry Division. ioned at Fort Knox, Ky. Son Le .Cornu, all of Fulton, Ky., As part of the U. S. Seventh Newu From Our Mr and Its a Boy! of Mr and Mrs Cleo McClana- was among those promoted to Army, the 9th Division conducts and chilcl We congratulate Mr and Mrs. Boy* In The han. he is a 1952 graduate of Marine Corporal April 16 at the rigorous training exercisea, in- their wayl Z W Pigue on the birth of a 8 DAIRY SHOWS South Fulton High Sthool. Marine Corps Air Station here. cluding realistic maneuvers and Dak. whf son April 24 in Dallas, Texas. field problems, in southern Ger- am tie The new corporals are serving their ho SET FOR AUGUST; SERVICE Pvt. James L. Hall, 18, son of with Marine Aircraft Repair many Mr and Mrs. Waymon W Hall, Squadron 27 of the 2nd Marine Elliott, a radio operator, en- Mr. an| +

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< day afternoon. The Fulton News Thurs., May 12, 1956 Page 3 CAYCE NEWS Pleasant View News • Middle Road News Mrs. Luben Grissom and chil- • Route Three Chats (Clarice Bondurant) Mrs George Elliott • Mrs. Jell Harrison # dren visited for awhile Thurs- Mrs. Edgar OHm • Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Matthews day night with Mrs. Jeff Harr- How To Hold The Cayce Assembley Church and daughter are visiting his Mr. and Mrs Jerry Johnson Brother Holt brought an in- Mr. and Mrs. Luben Grissom ison and Mrs. George Black. of God will have their 19th uncle and family in Wynnburg. and children visited here on spiring message to the congre- and family has as their guest Mrs. W H. Davis and Mike of FALSE TEETH homecoming on May ISth with their way to Rapid City, South gation at the Pleasant View Sunday Mr and Mrs. Bill Brad- Lansing Mich, returned to their The South Fulton School chil- all day services and lunch will More Firmly in Place Dak. where they will make Church Sunday. Several visitors ley, Mr and Mrs. Boyd Bradley, home Friday after a two weeks dren will start their summer be served at noon. Do jour falae teeth annoy and em- their home. were present. Mr. and Mrs. Marshal Grissom *isi: with Mrs. Jeff Hankson vacaUon Wednesday Of this barrass by clipping, dropping or wob- bling when you Mt, laugh or talk? Mr. and Mrs. Archie Bailey The W M. U. of Pleasant and Mr. and Mrs. Macon Gris- and Mrs. Coleman Evans Mrs John a. saooney and son week. Just sprinkle a Utile FA8TEETH on and Mr and Mrs. Cloyce Bailey View met last Thursday in the som and son. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Robey Junior of St Louis spent the Rev. C. P. Bruce and Rev. your plates. This alkaline (non-acid) week end with her parents Mr powder holds false teeth more firmly and baby of Hatti Mo. spent home of Mrs. Glen Wilkinson Mrs. George Black and Tell- of Chicago arrived Saturday Battles of Fulton visited the and more comfortably. No lummy, Saturday with Ruth Cloys. morning for a visit with relatives and Mrs. Julius Fulcher. Fulchers Sunday afternoon. gooey, pasty taste or feeling. Does not for the regular monthly meet- tha visited Mrs. F. A. Black and •our. Checks "plate odor'7 (denture Mr. Charlie Sloan, who has ing. family. here. breath). Oet FA0TKJCTH today at Mr and Mrs. Cecil Burnette any drug counter. been in the Baptist Hoapital In Harold Logan, son of Mr. and Mr and Mrs. Frank Clark and as their guest Sunday Mr and Say "I Saw II In The News" visited Mr. and Mrs M P. In- Memphis, has returned home Mrs. Irvin Logan is seriously children of Detroit visited Wed- Mrs. Basil Moore of Martin. man for awhile Saturday night. and is improving slowly. ill. nesday with his sister Mrs. Eu- Tenn., Mr and Mrs. Bob Dodson Mr and Mrs. W D. Inman and son Tony of Equality, 111., Mr and Mrs. E. W Bethel Jack McClain plans on carry- gene Reed and family. visited Sunday with Mr. and Mr and Mrs. Chester Myers of Fulton spent Sunday with her ing the 7th and 8th grade class- LAKE STREET LIQUOR STORE | Mrs. Coleman Evans, Mrs. W Mrs Gordie Puckett and GJetus. and children and Mrs. Annie parents Mr and Mrs. Authur es of Welch School on a picnic Lake Street Ext H Davis and Mrs. Bobby Evans Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harrison Dodson of Clinton. Across From The Allen and Danny. to Noble Park at Paducah. visited for awhile Tuesday night and Raymond Yates visited Mr. and Mrs Jeff Harrison Coca-Cola Plant All Favorite Brands Mr and Mrs. C. B. Foster of Mrs. Grace Emerson was hon- with Mrs. Jeff Harrison and Sunday with Mr and Mrs. Jeff and family visited for awhile Akron Ohio are visiting her ored with a pink and blue Mrs. George Black. Harrison Sunday night with Mr. and brother and sisters this week shower last Wednesday in the Mrs. Bobby Evans visited Mrs. Mrs Daisy Bondurant and Mrs. Malcom Inman. PLENTY end. home of Mrs. Webb Brown.Many W. D. Inman Wednesday. Clarice visited Mr. and Mrs. M. Mrs. George Black and Tell- PARKING! Mr. and Mrs Bill Gadberry nice gifts were received. Clea, Linda, Wesley and Larry P Inman Sunday. tha visited Sunday with Mr and entertained at their home with Dickie Thomas was host to a Reed visited Judy Gore Thurs- Mr. and Mrs Edgar Gore had Mrs F A. Black and family. a birthday dinner In honor of party and haynde last Friday her father A. Simpson. Sunday. night for members of his class Those present were: Mr and Around twenty boys and girls Mrs. Emmeul Simpson. Frida were present. A good tune was and Jack. Mrs Ida Sluan. Mrs. enjoyed by all Mamie Scearce, Mrs Effie Roper, Mary Ann Simpson, Helen Kay Mr. and Mrs Herman Oliver Adams and the honored guest of Lansing, and Mr. and Mrs. Mr and Mrs. A. Simpson. Raybon Oliver of Dresden spent the day Thursday wtth Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Elliott and Homer LOAN OAK HOME Wood. DEMONSTRATION CLUB Mr and Mrs Jack Pinkston HAS GOOD MEET and children of Milan attended The Lone Oak Club met on Union Leaders church at Pleasant View Sun- April 27th at the Center for day, and also visited Mr. and their regular meeting Thirteen Mrs. Alton Simpson. members answered the roll call with "whether I am going to Mr and Mrs Billy Pounds enter the Garden Contest or and son have been visiting re- not" Mrs Paul* Bethel had latives here for the past week. charge of the devotion with Every one here are making prayer by Eula Nelson Miss O- plans to attend the homecoming at Pleasant View the fifth Sun- Are Dodging The Issue dom was present and gave s very interesting demonstration on day in May. Brother Leon Pen- slip covering. ick. pastor of Cuba Baptist Church will be preaching the The following project leaders morning service and the Fellow- gave very Interring reports ship Quartet will be featured MM Sebum Coate, home furn- for the afternoon singing Every- ishing. Mrs Glen Wilkinson, one's Invited and especially all clothing Mrs Kd Cashon. Gar- singers. dening Mrs Jasper Elliott had In The Telephone Strike charge of the devotion A do- Mr and Mrs Roy Holt had nation was taken up -for the as their guest Sunday Mr. and Cancer Drive. The Club met one Mrs Seburn Black and Diane afternoon the past week to do of I^tham and Mr and Mrs. some work on the building Hayden Rickman and Franklin of Murray. Sandy MacGregor says: Take Pleasant View will have a the IF out of your thrift. Join baptising next Sunday weather the pay-roll savings plan where premiting. it will be at the They Are Issuing A Lot Of Misleading Statements ye work. It's automatic, system- Camp Ground Two candidates atic, safe and sure, in U S. Sav- will he baptised they are San- About The Company's Position On Arbitration. ings Bonds dra H<>lt and James Wall. Mrs Mollie Cashon is seri- ously ill and in the Mayfield These Statements Don't Check With The Facts. Hoapital Mr and Mrs. Jasper Elliott Look At These Facts— and Homer Wood visited Mr. and Mrs Ewell Oliver in Dres- den Friday night. "Tops in Raybon Oliver of Dresden will enter the hospital at Nashville Ever since we've had a contract with the BUT THIS UNION WANTS STILL MORE Laundry and Wednesday for an operation on Union, the true intent and masaiai at hia l«ga to rmwva IhrM places They are going so far as to demmnd that an cleaning" of steel which entered his leg! every provision of every agreement between when he was In the explosion the Company and the Union has Been Subject Arbitrator be called in now to decide WHAT at the Milan Arsenal. To Arbitration. THE TERMS OF THE NEW CONTRACT Mr Walter Cashon has im- SHALL BE. He would, in effect, write a whole pioved at the Fulton Hospital. new contract and his decision would be final. Reed Holmes was injured last BEFORE THE STRIKE STARTED, week when his tractor over- There his responsibility ends. turned with him. He is in the Southern Bell proposed that any disciplin- ! hospital In Fulton. ary action resulting from violations of the Our Sympathy is extended to Southern Bell's management is charged Ihe Doug Gibbs family. Mr No-Strike Clause demanded by the Company with the sole responsibility for providing com- | Gibbs passed away early Sun- would be subject to Arbitration. day morning His funeral was munications services in the area the Company heid at New Hope Methodist serves. It cannot surrender that responsibility PARISIAN Church Monday afternoon. BEFORE THE STRIKE STARTED, Mrs Mollie Bet Simpson en- to others. Our obligations under the law can- I tertained several ladies last week Southern Bell proposed that all supensions of PHONE 14 not be delegated. We must retain the right t with a Stanley Party. Employees, regardless of the cause, would to make the final decisions essential to the Mrs Jasper Elliott spent Mon- be subject to Arbitration. day with her Aunt and Uncle sound and effective management of this public | Mr and Mrs. Carroll Glass of service. 1 Mayfield In spite of what Union Leaders have said, the truth is that BEFORE THE STRIKE THE ISSUE IN THIS STRIKE IS SIMPLE STARTED, Southern Bell proposed full and AND CLEAR—WILL UNION LEADERS LIVE complete Arbitration on every type of disci- UP TO A CONTRACT ONCE IT IS SIGNED? pline that could be imposed under the new contract. SOUTHERN BELL GUARANTEES GOOD WAGES, GOOD WORKING CONDITIONS In fact, not only all discipline but practi- AND OTHER CONTRACT BENEFITS. IN RE- ally every other item in the new contract TURN IT ASKS ONLY THAT UNION LEAD- proposed by the Company BEFORE THE ERS AGREE NOT TO DISRUPT SERVICE TO STRIKE STARTED was made subject to Ar- THE PUBLIC BY STRIKES WHILE THE bitration. The only items on which no Ar- CONTRACT IS IN FORCE. bitration is available under the Company pro- posal are the pension plan, leaves of absence, THIS THEY REFUSE TO DO ON ANY Company compliance with health, safety and REASONABLE BASIS. THEY STILL DE- fire protection laws and demotions and dis- MAND THE RIGHT TO CALL WORKERS charges during trial periods — matters which OFF THE JOB WHENEVER IT SUITS the Union and the Company have agreed over THEIR PURPOSES, WHILE THE CONTRACT the years in collective bargaining should not IS IN EFFECT. THEY WANT THE CON- be left to the finnl decision of an Arbitrator. TRACT TO BE BINDING ON THE COM- Get Ahead ef Weeds! PERFORMANCE This is all a responsible Union should want. PANY BUT NOT ON THE UNION. en your term Funk's G-llybrids—for high ger- mination, rapid, early growth, it fast starting vigorous, uniform stands even in cold soils. You can cultirete if disease resistance torly, gel ehead oj lb* weeds.•k standobilify And startability means extra SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY days for filling and maturing the t insect resistance ear in the fall. Get »ll of the Serving The South For 75 Years 5-Star features. Plant balanced it drauth resistance Funk's G-Hybrids. •IOOIK YIILDS ef •unit CORN t^ YIAR AFT!! YlAJt V * REED BROS FEED AND SEED COMPANY 413 College Street Phone 620 s a n McDaniel, "Roaming." page 4 The Fulton News Thurs., May 12, 1965 Horn. Mollie Wiley. "The Uttle Road To Kerry," Cadman and of the eighteenth century and Mrs Will Craddock Diary of Doin's "When Love Is Kind," Old Eng. particularly as they were em- Large Mixed Arrangement lish Air; Carol Wilkey, "Lascia ployed at historic Williamsburg. Blue Mrs. John Earle. Hh'io Pianga (O Lord, Correct Mrs. Smith Atkins was chair- Red: Mrs Roy Latta. —Around Fulton— Me)," Handel; Jerry Coats, man of the program at which Small Mixed Arrangement "Sylvia," Speaks; Danette Over- time the Woman's Club con- Blue: Mrs. Roy Latta. The Newt writes social happenings about you and all, "How Lovely Is The Hand cluded its activities tor the cur- Red Mrs. Jim Hutcherson. Of God," Loughborough; Melin- rent year, to be resumed in Mlnature your friends. do Powell, "II Bacio (The October. Blue Mrs. E J. McCollum. Kiss)" Arditi; Vyron Mitchell, Mrs Clint Reeds was chair- Red: Mrs. E. J McCollum. "Do Not Go My Love," Hage- man of the flower show and she Small Arrangement (Flowers Tuesday night the Woman's Club was filled to cap- man, afid "Coming Home," Will- deserves a garland of orchids Alike) eby. for her efficient job. Blue Mrs. Irs Uttle. acity. Members of the Music department of the club Red: Mrs. Jim Hutcherson. You've heard about Colonel The entire group of students were dressed out in billowly evening frocks and several closed the recital with a chorus, Award winners in the show White: Mrs Bob Taylor. voung ladies, coming musicians, were there in evening I haven't you? He's the house- "Sleepy Hollow Tune," b y were: Iris Arrangement dress too, handing out programs and greeting the guests. : pet ol the Enoch Campbells. Kountz. Best Specimen Iris (light Blue: Mrs. Roy Latta ' The occasion for all the dressing up and activity was Rather he's the house-pet of Shade) (Continued on Page » the annual "Evening of Music" presentation, which the Campbell children. News How did they do it? Just how Blue Mrs Jim Hutcherson. {photographer was in the vic- d0 those ladles of the Garden Red Mrs E. J McCollum climaxed and closed , this year's observance of a very Department manage to get flow- White: Mrs W T Sammons fine series of events. cinity of -the Campbell home ers to grow? We Just know that Best Specimen Iris (Dark How Christian Somehow it appears to us that the observance of this on Tuesday and decided to they do much more than put Shade) Science Heal« national week in Fulton overshadowed any observance photograph that active little the seed in the ground, water Blue: Mrs. Foster Edwards. them and nurse them along. Red Mrs S. L. Carver. "A HEALING OF of previous years in the number of activities planned. monkey. He hoppe ynthia Campbell's shoulder. (She loves him.) He hopped on the cabinet for a cold That's what we do. and you White Mrs S L. CarveQ. HEART TROUBLE" The calendar was full for days before, during and after know what happens . . . no- Best Specimen Rose. drink, which bottles he sadly finds empty. He hopped on the actual week, which was designated as May 1-7. thing. We go around borrowing Mrs. E. J McCollum. WFVL (1*1* Ke.) Huday III the News photographer (No comment about the devo- a zinnia or a peony or even a Best Specimen Peony And Tuesday's "Evening of view. tion.) Other day Colonel was in the back-yard. Got violet if we want the house to Music" was a satisfying, and we Beverly knew that she had hungry. Walked up to the back door, reached for the look pretty The ladies who ex- are sure a gratifying close to all been rated poor and was re- hibited their beautiful specimens ioor-knob, opened it, jumped on the cabinet and opened at the Woman's Club last Fri- those who have worked so hard signed to that fact when she was notified that her rating was the cookie jar and had his fill. He also hangs from trees, day afternoon" will laugh at tc make it so. Surely we know Joes tricks, and is a .. . he's a house-pet. He's two years this story and wont believe it. fliat Lois Haws was pleased as superior, the second time she Auction Sale! )ld. but can ask Inez and Claude punch Tuesday night when the had received such a distinction in as many years. Shelby about the authencity of Civic Choral group presented it We understand now why the those lovely numbers. TTie mem- Thai's what you get fqr ex- judge had so little to say. He went on as scheduled, and while bers of the chorus and Mrs. plaining things to them. ALL HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS was completely enchanted with the envious gallery of golfers Last year there were zinnia Haws put in many long hours of Beverly's wonderful, sweet and wished them luck and cheered seeds carefully planted in the and a rehearsal for the presentation lilting voice as we all were at as they stepped up to the tee For the pat on the back we front yard of a certain home in Tuesday night and the audience the "Evening of Music" Tuesday and yelled loudly as they gripp- expected well just have to wait the Highlands We had something rewarded their work by show- night. ed the club and shakingly eyed until they're a little older, so of a drought you know, and ing great appreciation. the ball and nervously whamm- they can do nice things with- they needed plenty of water. 1954 CHRYSLER From our point of view the At the regular Ladies Day ed at it and luckily got a good out being prompted, or even Well, the drought waged on program was well planned and luncheon at the Country Club drive, they picked up their coerced. That's what Mary and those puny, scrawny stalks Windsor Deluxe, 4 door the musical numbers were Tuesday the largest crowd thus little clubs and walked on the Davis Weaks and Nancy Wilson looked pretty one day and the selected with balance. We en- far this year gathered for a de- fairway. and Carmen Pigue Depp did for next day they would look their Mother on "her day" when plenty pooped, so out came the joyed James Windsor; we de- licious pot-luck luncheon. Sixty- They had one of two things lighted again at the piano num- six members and guests were they drove in from Lexington hose and up, up, up went the that could have happened to on a surprise \ tsit Don Wright's water bill. The-plants gave with bers by Mrs. Bard and we were in attendance and of course as them in that two-hour- long FRIDAY, MAY 20th potluck meals go there was or Jean Ann Hyland's visit from a (lower or two, but it was to- charmed out of this world by orge . . {hey would either be plenty for everybody and lots their respective schools was not ward the end of the summer Beverly Hill's rendition o f inspired by Virginia's playing "Think On Me." left over. Several guests were a surprise, but they certainly that it w*< decided that the One O'Clock P. M. enjoyed by the home folks and and shoot a bang-up score, or made the families happy by certain lady wasn't having any they would be scared to death luck with the plants, but there We could not help but re- they were Mrs. Ted Clark of ;ust being here on Sunday Evanston; Mrs. Ruth Moore of and shoot catastrophic golf. was a healthy looking bit of Al the late Russell Gaskin home on State Line member a story Beverly told us vegetation near the zinnias It last week about her participat- Atlanta: Mrs. Ann Lively, whose We think that Mrs Lois Haws Their nervous system would was nurtured carefully and ion in the State music festival husband is one of the current had a wonderful idea for pre- Highway In the Country Club Courts addition. voices with a smile;" Ann Hunt not take the shock of being in senting her music students in finally it was decided that the in Bowling Green. Beverly re- vegetation should be transplant- of Fort Benning and Susan the first foursome with Virginia, recital She arranged the living- ceived superior and those who ed. The lady of the house in Fulton. Ky. have had the privilege of hear- Murphy of Albuquerque. nor were they conscious enough rooms of her lovely home into to be inspired . . . their total the Highlands called Claude ing this fine soprano can under- something of a concert hall and Shelby over and asked if it Terms — Cash. stand why. She told us that at scores are still being computed there her students culminated The big news coming out of by IBM's mechanical brain and could be transplanted without the festival the gent who judged the luncheon Tuesday centert their studio during the year hurting Claude just kept look- her participation was a quiet, will be reported in next week's with wonderful selections, much H. S. ALEXANDER around Elva Fall. Sara John- News if the linotype machine ing around for something to stern and noncommital charac- son and Ruby McDade. Seems to the delight of their families move and finally asked: "What ter. While she was singing she can write se long a mathemat- as how Virginia Rogers was and friends privileged to at plant do you want to move?" Admr. was somewhat disconcerted (un- ical figure. golf chairman for the day and tend Following the recital Mrs." derstatement) by the judge star- since there are so many new Haws served refreshments to The lady of the house point- In caae of rain, sale will be held on Sat. May 21. ing off into space and beating Sunday was Mother's Day, as those present and we know it ed with pride to the healthy out the time of Beverly's singing golfers at the club this year, Virginia wanted to "mix 'em if you needed your memory re- was such a close and warm re- plant, whereupon Claude just with a pencil. After her num- freshed. but we think you'll en- up" and let some of the new lationship that they all shared stood in amazement for awhile, ber was over it was customary. joy a little Mother's day story walked over and pulled it up Beverly said, for the contestant golfers play with the more sea- that happened around our house. The students appearing in the and threw it aside. and the judge to retire to a soned golfers, whose scores can We had just finished scrubbing recital and their selections were: consulting room where the hardly be distinquished from "That's poke salad and its GET THIS up the eldest of our two cre- Sidney Calliham, "My Friend." judge was to tell the contestant those of the new players. overgrown at that" He didnt dentials which made us eligible Malotte. and "Snowflakes," some pointers, good and bad tarry long with the lady of the to be honored last Sunday. CoWen, Su.an Bushart, "Rw about the rendition just com- Anvhow in the mix-up, and house when he realized that Wanting to hear a little com- In The Bud." Forster, and pleted. that it was for sure, Sara. Elva such ignorance was so blissful. pliment from a seven-year old. "Mighty Lak A Rose." Nevin; and Ruby were to form a four- who does right well at saying Ruth Louise Butts, "I Know A There was no poke salad on Shetland Pony some. Now Sara Johnson, said nice things we asked if he Beverly said the little gent she just couldn't play . . . couldn't Lovely Garden." D'Hardelot, display at the Woman's Club didn't want to tell us about and "Dedication." Franz; Joan- with the cold face (and the play with Virginia . . . the op- last Friday Those ladies knew Mother's day and about his Carter, "Morning." Speaks; hiustache) walked in, comment- portunity that comes to us les- what they were growing and ABSOLUTELY mother and whether she was David DamqU. "Oie Blind ed on the weather, looked out ser lights once in a life-time. doing things to make him happy. they knew plenty, for the en- Ploughman." Clarke; Melinda tries were out of this world in- the window, walked around a (Ed's Note: Sara is under con- Powell. Mollie Wtlev, Danette "Well," says he. "you're nice to a fairyland of blossoms Nor- bit, wondered when the program stant observation by Mayo Overall. Carol Wilkey, and man Terry showed the ladies a would be over, casually said Brothers for golfiatric observat- and you're not a billy goat, but Susan McDaniel. "I Hear A most unusual film depicting the "you've got a nice voice" and ion for not taking advantage of then you must be, because you Thrush At Fve." Cadman: Su- , that Was the extent of the inter- the opportunity.) Ruby and Elva look after us kids all the time." interesting floral arrangements Sermonette Of The Week FREE FROM THE FILES: Christ Has The Answer By J. Edgar Hoover, Director of the duct and that in Christ He gave man TURNING BACK THE CLOCK Federal Bureau of Investigation a Divine Model after Whose life He OUR WORLD IS IN TROUBLE. might attempt to mould his own. Our Men everywhere are looking about country was founded on these basic for something to save our civiliza- beliefs and we can save it by return--7' At a meeting of the Board of This is a gain of over 400. tion, to preserve our democracy from ing to belief in them and following Education held Monday after- noon, J. O. Lewis of Owensboro. its powerful enemies. No one seems them with all strength. The New Kentuckian Hotel, was elected superintendent of which was offered for sale here sure what the next step should be; The enemy we have to face is not City Schools to succeed U. C. Saturday by Master Commiss- people ask themselves what is the a country or a group of men; it is Myers, resigned several years. ioner George C. Roberts was right thing to do. atheism and materialism. Our enemy Mr. Lewis has been principal of sold to J E Penny, the main a high school in Owenpboro and creditor for $40,000 The hotel But perhaps we already know whit would stamp out God from people's is highly recommended as one lives. They would make man only an has been operated for some is the right thing to do, and have of the outstanding educators of months under the direction of just forgotten where to look for the animal who feels and tastes but does the state. the commissioner and it is pre- answer. It might be wise for us to not pray and believe. Our enemy is a sumed that Mr. Penny will con- stop our searching and despairing and diabolical enemy who can't be de- The following are members tinue the operation reexamine the simple but profound feated simply by guns and planes. of the Senior Class of Fulton truths the Man of Galilee preached to Only a strong and vigorous Christia- High School 1 9 3 0: Thomas Fulton is now on the eve of us two thousand years ago. Not even nity can defeat him, the kind of Allen, Eva Lynn Boyd, Julia another progressive step for- Frances Beadles. Cordelia Brann, ward. The city is figuring on the ghastly flash of atom bombs can Christianity that waits for otfr redis- WiHtmm Irvio Bell. Irene Boyd, electrifying the water plant. hide the glow which surrounded His covery. Smdolph Cohn, Claude Crocker, To Be Given Away While Fulton can proudly manger at Bethlehem and followed PROPHETS OF DOOM tell us there Monette Douglas Rachelle El- Him from the tomb of the Resurrec- lSIRe, Majory Griffin, Luclle boast of its excellent water, little is no way out for our civilization. But can be said of the practically tion. Green. Daron Grissom, Hal this is a glaring lack of faith. Who Hummel, Annie Mae Hendon, obsolete plant at the pumping CHRISTIANS BELIEVE in the in- can say that God Who made Christ- Mary Frances Herring, Adeline station, which has caused much Saturday, May 28th dividual dignity of man. We believe ianity didn't make it strong enough Homra, Mary Moss Hales, Har- worry and trouble In recent that God created man in His own to win over any evil? No, the danger old Heywood. Ruth Hill, Grace years to those in charge and NOTHINC TO BUY .... you do not have to be Hill, Louise Huddleston, Mary acquainted with conditions. The image and gave him a conscience. to is not that Christianity is weak, but Jones, Charles Kramer, Louise expense of trying to hold the present to win I For complete details, see us. distinguish right and wrong. We be- that we may be weak Christians. King. Ruth Milner, Annie Laura old machinery together and lieve that He provided man with un- It isn't sufficient simply to profess McWherter, Billy McWherter, serve the people efficiently, has changeable rules to govern his con- Christianity for it is not a passive re- Marie Moore, Harold Newton, been a heavy burden, while the city dads have been studying and ligion. It is the creed of men of action, Johnnie Owens, M. L. Parker, SEED CORN-7 SOYBEANS 1HE FULTON COUNTY NEWS R V Putnam, Hazel Pewitt, considering various plans of Post Office Box 485 Fulton, Kentucky who have the determination to resist Wallace ShanWe. Dorothy Town- operation The electrical way is Popular prices; discount for cash evil. Reflecting on the truths of Christ- modern in every t-espect, and as I Published Every Thursday Of The Year. sen*' Mary Tyler, Frances ianity is not enough, understanding Thompson, Alma Valentine, we understand it, the saving in WINNER OF KENTUCKY PRESS ASSOCIATION Lillian Wade, Elizabeth William- operation alone over the pre- METHYXOCHLOR FOR SPRAYS TEAR ALL-AROUND NEWSPAPFH AWARD I«I the evils which torment our world is not enough. We must rekindle our son, Augusta Williams, Lowell sent method, will pay for itself All kinds of garden and field sprays R. PAUL ana JOHANNA M. WESTPHEL1NG, Williams. within 3 years. Editors and Publishers desire to act. We heartily recommend to Onion Sets, Tomato PlanU, Sweet potato plants A »«»ber of the Kentucky Press Association. Our PERSONAL SALVATION, the The Rev. L. E. McCoy Pastor our mayor and councilmen, 4 lewhsr ot the Fulton County Farm Bureau. salvation of our country, and of our of the Cumberland Presbyter- electrifying of the pumping •Subscription Bates: $2.00 per year in Fulton, civilized world lies in discovering evil ian Church, will deliver the station and encourage them in Hickman Graves Counties, Ky., and Obion Baccalaureate sermon at the the installation at an early per- ina Weakley Counties, Tenn ; Elsewhere and working to eliminate it. A true First Methodist Church. iod. throughout the United States $3 00 per year, Christian never turns his back; nor entered as second class matter .'une 28, 1933 does he hope by ignoring evil that it The population of Fulton re- Wonder how many citizens of K-ktt citii Sons „t the post office at Fulton, Kentucky, under will soon pass. He stands up to it and leased for publication by Miller Fulton can remember the old Hughes, census supervisor, 5490 the United States postal act of March. 18711 fights it. In this way he is American fashioned starched skirts that EAST STATE LINE and Christian to the core. This included both thUiec ncmuMiKentucky; inaumadec na SUUHsounUd likIIKCe Ha nervous FULTON, KY. Thursday, May 12, 1955 and Tennessee side of Fulton, man eating potato Chips end visitors at the home of Mr. The last report we had she was CHRISTIAN SCIENCE DUKEDOM NEWS NEW HOPE NEWS and Mrs. George Svarka. still in a serious condition. The Fulton News Thurs., May 12, 1955 Page 5 Mr«. Bonnie Cummints t (Mrs. Elmer Walston) Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Latta vis- Mrs. William Allen and chil- Man's true selfhood as a spir- ited her grand parents Mr. and dren of Marion, Ky. Mr. and itual child of God - possessing RETAIL CREDIT MEET ege of Adult and Extension Ed- dominion over sin, sickness, and We are having real cool Miss Maude Stevens, Mrs. Mrs. John Richardson of Lone Mrs. Perry Wade of Crutchfield, IS SPONSORED BY UK ucation, was the Lexington Cre- mortality - will be set forth weather at this time • fire (eels Earl Williams and Mrs. Elmer Oak, Ky. Saturday. and Mr and Mrs. Stanley Ald- dit Bureau. Conducting the at Christian Science services Central Kentucky merchants confortable. Walton, visited Miss Ruby and ridge, of Clinton, Ky. visited Mr. Mrs. Alice Walker, Mrs. Harry Sunday in the Lessor*-Sermon School was Sterling S. Speak, A large crowd attended de- Jessie Gore Tuesday afternoon. and Mrs. Fred Hudson Sunday and personnel of credit officers Walker and son Bobby visited "Mortals and Immortals." instructor in retail credit of the coration at The Pinson Ceme- Mr. and Mrs Wallace Webb afternoon. took part in a 10-hour course in Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kimber- Among the passages to be read Education Staff of the National tery Sunday lin. Mr and Mrs Harold Willi- Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Howell and Retail Credit Fundamentals held from "Science and Health with i Retail Credit Association. Mr. N. B Casey remains ill amson, and childen of Fulton, Mr and Mrs. Jim Toraca, Mr. son David Lynn were Sunday Key to the Scriptures" by Mary this week at the University of at his home, his grand daugh- Ky visited Mt, and Mrs. Le- and Mrs Marvin Toraca of Tren- dinner guest at the home of Mr. Baker Eddy will be the follow- Kentucky. Co-sponsored of the ter Mrs Peggy Vinson of St. roy Latta last Sunday afternoon. ton, Tenn. spent Saturday night and Mrs. Henry Phillips. ing: "Immortal man was and is Louis is here to be at his bed- affair, along with the UK Coll- (Support The Local Merchants) Mr. Harry Walker and son with Mr and Mrs Jake Holt. Mr. and Mrs. John Howell an- God's image or idea, even the •ide. Bobby of St Louis Mo are vis- Mr and Mrs. William Pittman, nounce the marriage of their infinite expression of infinite Mr. and Mrs. Roy Emerson iting his mothar Mrs. Alice Mr and Mrs. Denton Pittman, son John Jr. and Miss Shirley Mind, and immortal man is co- fcad as Sunday guest all their Walker Annette and Deneese Pittman Lkdd Sunday May 1st. The existent and coeternal with children and grand children BUY NOW for your SPRING FAINTING NEEDS! There will be preaching Sun- spent Sunday with Mrs. F. P. wedding took place at the Met- that Mind . . . Immortal man Mrs Paul Cathey is feeling day May 15th at 2:30 p. m at Pittman" of Folsomdale. hodist Church, Corinth, Miss. is not and never was material, Get thit $6.95 Value better and has gone home from They will make their home in the Rock Spring's Primitive Sunday dinner guest at the but always spiritual and eternal" the hospital Baptist Church. Bro. James the Beelerton Community. (336:9-12,18). Mr and Mrs Harry Yates home of Mr and Mrs. Jim Ash- Thetford of Gleason Tenn is Mr. and Mrs Roy Howell vis- Scriptural selections will in- 5 Approved STEP-LADDER were Sunday visitors of her ley were Mr and Mrs. Guy Lat- the speaker. The public is in- ited Mrs Delia Nail and Mr. clude the following from Psalms brother and wife Mr and Mrs U, and son Danny, Mr. and Mrs. vited. Qddie Jackson Sunday night. (1:1,6): "Blessed is the man that Zel Singleton Howard Bugg and son Tommy Sympathy is extended to the .of Clinton, Ky. Mr and Mrs Van Latta and walketh not in the counsel of Mrs. Mayme Neeley visited the ungodly, nor standeth in the Mrs. Teenie House Saturday family of Mrs Matt Everett who Mr. and Mrs Wallace Webb family of Fulton, Ky. visited punned away Monday a. m. also his parents Mr. and Mrs. Rupert way of sinners, nor sitteth in afternoon. | had Sunday dinner with their the seat of the scornful. . . . For when you buy 4 gallons of Mesdames Kate and Ethel the family of Mr John Jobe who daughter Mrs Constance Young Latta Sunday. passed away Wednesday a. m. the Lord knowetfi the way of Burnham of Calif are visiting I of Union City. Tenn. the righteous: but the way of the MARTIN-SENOUR PAINTS relatives and friends here Mr and Mrs Joe Holland of Miss Dale Pharis visited Mr. I Support The Local Merchants) ungodly shall perish." Mr and Mrs A A McGuirt Fulton, Ky visited Mi and Mrs. and Mrs: Roy Howell Saturday. were the Sunday guests of their Leroy Latta Wednesday. | Mr James Everett has been daughter and her husband Mr Mr ami Mrs Jim Gore, Mrs. at the Memphis Methodist Hos- and Mr*. Louis Jones of near Willie Hill and son Jimmy vis- I pital with his Mother, Mrs. Ina Fulton. ited Mrs. Iha Everett at the I Evnrrtt for the past week who Mrs Ted Francis was the Methodist Hospital, Memphis, underwent surgery last Monday. Here's the exact color guest of Mrs. Oliver Taylor Tenn Thursday. Thursday p. m? Mr and Mrs Paul Williams you want for every Sunday visitors of Mrs Ad- of Crutchfield, Ky visited his Accurate die Casey were Mr and Mrs father Bryant Williams Satur- painting need ...inside and outl Laddie Sanders and Mrs and day, afternoon. WORKMANSHIP Mrs Nolen Sanders. Mr and Mrs Mozell Brown, At Low Cost Mr and Mrs Roscoe Williams Mrs. Jim Ashley, Mrs Paul Put your home In a Springtime mood—inside and oat— tVstches. Clocks sad Thus and Mr and Mrs Joe Emerson Hoore. Mrs Elmer Walston, with fsbuloas Marti n-Senour paiats I Here's the world's are all smiles. Charles and Jo Mrs Jaks Holt, and Mrs Willi- Pieces of All Kinds Accurate- ly Repaired at Low Coat by— widest array oI colors for every decorating purpose, Lynn came in last week to stay. am Pittman attended the fun- Charles has been working for eral of Mr John. Jobe Thursday every surface... wood, plaster, wall board or masonry. Uncle Sam the past two years. afternoon at Hilkman, Ky. ANDREWS Cossc In—see this Marti n-Senoor color wonderland for Mr and Mrs Truman A rend - sll of St. Louis. Mo. were week Jewelry Company yourself. Boy for all your Spring painting needs while HAPPY BIRTHDAY1 yoo get this valuable ladder free of extra cost.

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PHONE US — FULTON. PHONE 900 BROWDER UNION CITY. PHONE 2100 WE DELIVER 1 HICKMAN. PHONE 2138 MILLING COMPANY. INCORPOATED Page 6 The Fulton News Thurs., May 12, 1955 Hickman Youth G«ls May Be Moulting • Cayce P-TA For Stabbing Girl A booster for Sally Rand cornea (continued iron page 1) night with Mr and Mrs. Ray- to her defense against some of Other officers of the Cayce Fulton County Jury set three her catty critics, who Intimate mond Clark. P-TA are Mrs Carl Harriaon, FULTON ROUTE ONE and a half years In the state it has been a good many years Mr* O. G. Clark Patsy and Marie are spending vice-president; Mrs. Abner De- penitentiary as the punishment since the dancer cut her eye this week with Bettie and Mary ment, secretary and Mr*. Tur- for Harold King. Hickman youlh, teeth. ney Davie, treasurer Mrs. James Clark. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wilkerson charged with malicious cutting "Sally," he says, "Is still a Howard Owens, who served *o Mr. and Mrs. Jake Smith vi»- spent the week end with Mr. with a knife with intent to kill. very young woman." well last year as vice-president and Mrs. N. F. Wilkerson. ited wfith Mr. and Mr*. Tom The youth had pleaded insanity. Intimating of course, that with if the retiring officer on the Harold Wayne Cook spent Howell and Mr and Mrs. Her- King w«.i found guilty of stab- her fans she is practically » board. She had lerved her two- last week end with Mr. and Mrs. bert Howell Sunday. bing Betty Hanks, young Hick- fledgling. year term. O. D. Cook. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Smith vis- man High school student, at a Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gardner ited Mrs. Dillon and William basketball game. Following the and baby, Mr. and Mrs. Odel Sunday afternoon. jury verdict, returned after an Sells and baby visited Mr. and Mary Alice Clark is back in hour's deliberation, the de- Mrs N. F Wilkerson. school. fendant's attorney entered a Visitors in Mr. and Mrs. O. motion for probation. Judge G. Clarks home Sunday night Stahr announced that his policy were Mr. and Mrs. Junior Cruce Grandpa Snitch From does not approve probation un- less it is asked by the Jury, the and children, and Mrs. Eva Gravel Switch Ses: Cruce. Commonwealth attorney and the Mr and Mrs. N. F Wilkerson Hal Potter's pa, Abe, died injured person. and Jimmy, Mr. and Mrs. O. D. last year, and left Hal a house Looking pleased with their corsages are: (front row) Cook and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert and farm. Hie young whipper- Mrs. Raymond Sloan, Mrs. Maurice Bondurant ,Mr. SOUTHERN STAT« | SOUTHMN STMtS Howell visited a while Saturday snapper has now run through Clark, Miss Shuff and Miss Christine Jones, (second night with Mr. and Mrs. O. G. with it all. I wonder how a tool row) : Mrs. Elmer Hixson, Miss Jessie Wade, Mrs. Homer DEATHS REGULAR SPECIAL Clark. and his money gets together in Weatherspo'on, Miss Sue Shuff, (back row) Mrs. Rachel Danie Clark spent Saturday the first place. Berry and Mrs. Tom Arrington. REPLANT MRS. RAYMOND BENEDICT fed guarantee Services will be held Thurs- AGREEMENT day afternoon at 2 for Mrs Ray- WHITNEL FUNERAL HOME Widexpread Interest Centered In Wedding Of mond Benedict, at the Paul offers full value on Mi** Mary Helen Sansing And Johnie Houlton tlornbeak Funeral Home. The Rev. C. H. Warren, assisted by the Rev. John Laida, will of- TENNESSEE BURIAL POLICIES ficiate Burial will be in the If you have a Tennessee Burial policy and desire Greenlea Cemetery The brxty our services, we will give you full credit on your arrived in Fulton Tuesday night and was carried to the funeral policy home. Mrs. Benedict a former BUT CALL US FIRST resident of Fulton did Sunday night in Portsmouth, Ohio. We have funeral services in every price range. You won't find services more reasonable anywhere. J. W. RAKER A former resident of Fulton tv.ry kernel o« Southern Wet Hybrids is bocfced by these Win Whitnel, Licensed Funeral Director and owner John W Baker, a retired Rail- twe bonoflda guoronteev 408 Eddings Street Telephone 88 way Expreas Clerk died May 7th. ! First-Southern State. Seed Guarantee ..a real, honetl-lo- at his home in Chandlerv411e, I goodneu guarantee with a meaning I 111 Set end — Southern State, t.plont Agreement .. H a poor Mr Baker and his wife moved from Fulton to Chandlerville a •land ol Southern States Hybrid, thould occur for reowne few years after he retired from other thon ftoodi. high water or ha.I damog*. th.i ogr.em.nt the Railway Express Service. atuxet yew ol tofAoenl teed to replont your crop el ne Attend The While in Fulton they made test te yowl their home on Walnut Street and were members of the Fir*t Methodist Church. The body arrived in Fulton U. S. 13 Bu. 925 Sunday and was carried to the J. C. Penny Co's Paul Hornbeak Funeral Home KY. 103 Bu. 10.75 Services were held Tuesday morning with Rev Dan Overall S Mohawk Bu. 10.75 officiating. Burial was in the Grand Opening Greenlea Cemetery. U. S. 523-W Bu. 11.25 Quaint Remarks A woman went to spend a MAYFIELD, KY week end with a friend As she was preparing to retire, the hos- : SOUTHERN STATU THURSDAY, MORNING 9:00 A. M. tess appeared at the door "If you should want anything FULTON COOPERATIVE • FREE: Potted Plants To Ladies that you haven't got.'' she said, I "just ask for it. We can show South Fatten Ml Central Ave. • FREE: Balloons To Kiddie* you how you can do without it," ' • FREE: Keychain* To The Men Mr. and Mrs. Johnie Boulton SPECIAL BUYS GALORE—SHOP IN ONE Miss Mary Sansing of Alex- Leon Boulton of Fulton, Ky , Sunday afternoon. OF THE FINEST NEW STORES IN WEST- andria. Va., daughter of Mr. and Going Fast! Mrs. J D. Sansing of Spindale, Rev W. F Woodall, pastor of ERN KY. became the bride of Johnie F. the Spencer Baptist Church in son of Mr and Mrs. Spindale, officiated in the double ring ceremony in the church HOTPOINT'S sanctuary at four o'clock in the afternoon. The church was de- corated with baskets of white gladioli and seven branched ' ONE OF THE candelabra holding lighted tap- i Housecleaning Sale! LARGEST STOCKS ers. OF SPORTSWEAR A program of nuptial music j SHOWN IN was presented by Mis* Iris Hoi- i Our Final Clearance Of WEST longsworth, organist, *nd Pres- ton Capps Jr of Greenville, S. KENTUCKY C.. solofkt Mr. Capps sang "The 19S4 Merchandise Sweetest Story Ever Told." "Be- cause.** and as a benediction. "The Lord's Prayer." The bride, given in marriage REFRIGERATORS by her father, wore, a ballerina length gown of lace over taffeta, j Reg. Value New Save fashioned with a strapless bodice, EC76 — 7.6 auto, defroat $259.95 9209.88 * 50.07 and a full ruffled skirt. $319.95 $219.78 $100.17 Mrs Zeb White of Spindale EB87 — 8.7 auto, defrost served as matron of honor, wear- EC95 — 9.5 freexer refr. com. $399.95 $299.78 $100.17 ing a pink ballerina-length dress EF101 — 10.1 freexer refr. com. $429.95 $319.88 $110.07 of lace and net over taffeta EH115 — 11.5 del. freexer refr. com. $449.95 $339.88 $110.07 Dorothy Sansing, sister of the bride, served as flower girl. Leon Boulton of Fulton, Ky, served as his son's best man. RANGES l/ihers were Marvin Dixon and |J R«( Value Now Save Robert Wilson of Spindale. , $469.95 $369.88 $100.07 The bride's mother wore a RD18 — del. push button peach linen dress with black ac- I RD21 — 39" del. pu*h button $499.95 $379.88 $120.07 cessories and a corsage of white orchids. The bridegroom's mother wore a white suit with pink accessor- I AUTOMATIC WASHERS ies an dpink orchid corsage. , Beg. Value Now Save Mr. and Mrs. J. D Sansing ( LH2 — standard automatic IB99.95 $239.88 f 60.07 entertained members of the $269.95 $199.88 $ 70.07 wedding partv and special guests j LH1 — deluxe automatic at a cake cutting on Saturday night in the social hall of the IJAHTCEN Spencer church. AUTOMATIC DRYERS For the wedding trip, the bride wore .a white linen suit 1 LD5 — no venting $299.95 $229.88 $ 70.07 wfth ice blue accessories and I LD3 — deluxe no venting $259.95 $/99.88 $ 60.07 the orchid from the bridal 7L-76 "PARASOL PONY"—Prettiest conversation piece on the beach bouquet. . . . will be this whimsical but smart new cotton print by Jantzen 1 The bridegroom was graduat- | Exclusive new Crinkelpuff shirring* shapes and gives rich texture ed from South Fulton high i DISHWASHER SINK AND DISPOSAL interest to this slimming silhouette. The bra, with adjustable boning, school at Fulton, Ky., and serv- ed three vears in the V. S. Deluxe Fully Automatic $639.95 $4 79.88 $160.07 is self-lined. Jantzen "Accents" bra pads may be slipped through Army, serving one and a half bra-lining openings if more shape-making is needed. Double straps years in Korea. At present he tuck out of sight for sunning. White, pink or blue backgrounds with is employed by Illinois Central pony print, 10-18, $9.95. Railroad at Fulton, Ky. The DISPOSALS •Patent Pending couple will make their home at Fulton, Ky. Deluxe Reversing $139.95 f 99.88 $ 40.07 Out-of-town guests included | Mr and Mrs. Leon Boulton of) Fulton. Ky, parents of the ALL ITEMS FULLY GUARANTEED - BRAND NEW bridegroom i

The Soph—"How do you pro- CASH- LAYAWAY - EASY TERMS VINCENTS nounce yrai name, sir?* The New Professor — "Myj name is Ticklefeather — pro- MAYFIELD/KY. nounced just as it is spelled. The Soph—"Thanks, Tm chair- DOMESTIC SERVICE COMPANY Side The Square man of a class committee on North of veils, apd I'm looking for some- MAYFIELD, KY. 211 We.t Broadway thing that sounds ridiculous to Phone 7 put Into a new one" * Judge Roberts The Fulton News Thurs., May 12, 1955 Page 7 (Continned from rage 1) ed monies paid in by all tax- payers are not the taxpayers on * JuDGE Comb. * Scoreboard this end of the county entitled (Continued From Page One) (Continued from Page 1) to the same modern court-room The campaign chairman ex- Fulton. Danny Myers lead facilities as the taxpayers and plained the film is being shown the Fulton attack with 3 sofetles patrons on the lower end of the over these Ihree out-of-state one being a double. In the eight stations because they are re- county? Gene Conquy homered with one ceiyed well in certain sections In talking to Judge Roberts man aboard. on Wednesday the Judge said of Kentucky. that he had not had the opport- Scenes In the show were film- Sunday-On Sunday the Dod- unity to look into the matter and ed at Manchester, where Combs gers made it 2 straight over the would advise his findings as was born; In Prestonsburg, where Lookouts as they won 12-8. Wild- soon as he was able to make any he lived before becoming a ness plagued the Fulton pitch- dispostion of the request. member of the Court of Appeals; ing The old menace, base on balls, kept the Lookouts in hot The Mayor's ifcttet follows: in Lexfingtoq, where he lives now; in Frankfort, where he water most of the contest. Skip- Honorable Homer Roberts worked before entering the Uni- per Ned Waldrop came in in the County Judge versity of Kentucky and where Sth and pitched a creditable Hickman, Kentucky he served on the Court of Ap- game. Dear Judge Roberts: peals. On Monday night the Look- Public information has been outs travelled to Madisonvllle to Mrs. C. H. Maddox was only woman member of the jury. Mr» H. A. Roper, mother of slain man, and Mr. Roper. released to the effect that the TELLS OF VACCINE open s three game series, the Other Fulton jurors (left to right) are Guy Upton, Hunt- Many local citizens were in- Photo courtegy Union City Messenger. County has received a refund Minors coped the opener Z3-10 er Whitesell and Carter Oliver. amounting to some $30,000, of terested in the nice talk made in a wild and wooley game. Ned here Monday night by Paul • Mrs. Patterson are handling the prosecution a- which amount $25,000 has been Waldrop the Fulton Skipper spent in renovating snd modern- Hughes. Kentucky director of (Continued from r»ge 1) lung with Jerry Jones, county road two out of the park for the ( izing the County Court House. the National Foundation of In- Lookouts. One in the fifth and Mrs Patterson found near the atturney. Representing the de- - This work has been needed for fantile Paralysis. Paul talked car and the defendant's state- fendent s>e Miles ani Miles of one in the seventh with one a- a long time, and we commend about the Salk vaccine and said ment to the effect that "she l£iion City and M. C. Anderson board. you and the Fiscal Court for that the foundation had com- couldn't live with her husbaad of Wickllffe. These games are not too com- making the improvements. mitted itself to give two shots and couldn't live without him." mon in the early stages of the An overflow crowd appeared We have, in a limited way, to first and second grade stu- .Questioning also brought out season, because the pitchers are at the courtroom Wednesday made some improvements to the dents. Jim Willingham reported the testimony that a loaded re- afternoon after the Tuesday . r •' usually wild and fielding is a court room In the Qity Hall that farmers in the county would volver was found on the seat of little uncertain. In given time afternoon and Wednesday morn- here in Fulton. We have revamp- be asked to donate an amount Mr Patterson's automobile, that the boys should settle down and ing sessions were consumed by ed the area used by the Bench of cotton to be sold and the Mrs Patter*M had asserted she give the fans a good brand of n lengthy process of impaneling and Bar in the trials, painted funds to be given to the polio had been threatened by the slain ball, which I am sure they are the adequate number of disin- the walls, installed a new light- fund here. man and the fact that she had capable of doing. The real base- terested persons to form a Jury. < ing system, and added new given herself up to local officers ball people realize that in the shades to the windows NEW OFFICERS!- soon after the shooting. early stages of the season that MEETING THUKSDAT V.V are going to make some you will see a few mistakes and The testimony was punctuated The Rush Creek Cemetery repaits to the first floor, and errors that won't happen after b> frequent objections requiring • WAT Association elected new officers Bennett Homemakers will have* just let a contract for an the season gets going good. rulings by Circuit Judge Elvis 11 ' v.-, recently and they are: President meet with Mrs Curtis Hancock a+iition to the City Clerk's off- % James Howard Owens; vice- I think wtth given time and J Stahr on May 12 at 10:30 o'clock. All ice. and for installation of adequ- president Harold McClellan and support from the people of Ful r B Martin, Commonwealth membrs are urged to attend as . - ate public rest rooms for men secretary-treasurer, Miss Mat- ton and surrounding areas the attorney, and D L. McNeill, as- an interesting program has snd women - ei -•* • y tie May Seay. The lawn of the boys will give them the brand sistant Commonwealth attorney been planned. Still, much Is needed to bring cemetery has been mowed and of ball they want and are aaed the court room out of the piti- Judge Elvis Stahr presided at trial beautiful for Decoration Day. to seeing. ful state of disrepair it has fal- len into. The floor needs re-1 placing, the ceiling painted, the window cords and sills repair- HOSPITAL NOTES ed, the Jury room and judge's I The following persons were chamber painted and floored, pstients in local hospitals: the woodwork and benches Haws Memorial Vernell need a coat of varnish, and the •RPHEUM Thorp. Mr« Nellie B. Lucy, hall and stair well need paint- Pearley Avery, Mr. HiUman, ing. Mrs. Dorothy Gossom. John I We feel that a part of the bur- Simpson, Mrs Areleine McMll- den of maintaining the court 7xvgsmr, -iPVJ. V / FRIDAY and SATURDAY lian, Fred Wade, Will Hart, room for the Circuit Court Mrs Bob Elliott, James Jack-1 should be borne by the eounty, 3 — CARTOONS — 3 $165 son. Fonnie Webb, Sally Wade as the funds are available, and all of Fulton. Ky ^ n r. hope that you and the Fiscal WO GREAT STARS WAR BIBilSI Jones Hospital Mrs. Annie I Court will see fit to share tills ON TEXAS OUTLAWS! Crocket, Mrs Wayne Elliott. expense, and bring our room . UittilUn of tk* trorliTt fmru bourbon Clarance Berrvman of Fulton. up to a standard which will add far 160 iwn Ky Mrs Bedford Inscoe, Mar- to the respect and diginity of tin, Tenn., Mr and Mrs. L. P. the court in session. ae-uticc I.swrence. Wingo. Ky. Mrs Bob We earnestly petition your Wayne, Columbus, Ky., Mrs. favorable response to the above Robert Winstead, Parmersville, request Mr Franklin House. Dukedom City Council of Fulton. Ken- Fulton Hospital: Mrs. Roy Ruth Johnson, circuit court tucky Sutherland. Water Valley, Ky. clerk kept the records in Mayor. Mr Luther Pickens, Wingo, Ky. order at Patterson trial. Mr Bob Pillow. Wingo. Ky., Methodist Fellowship To Mrs Perry W remit, Mrs Billy Wright. Mrs. Raymond Gam- GET HELL QUICK! Install Officers Monday J0HNMX Worthy of Your Tro.l for 140 bill, Mrs John Verhine, Gary News has reacneo us that Bill The Methodist Youth Fellow- Yuan . . . Hr«m old fashioned Dale Parker, Mrs George Car- Hartz, brother-in-law of Helen Kentucky Straight Bourbon ter, Mrs. Joe Mulllns. Mrs Don ship of the Martin-Fulton Sub WEISSMUILER Link was seriously injured in District will meet Monday Whiskey Is dUtlllod and aged Joyner, Tom Sheehan. Pat Shee- Tel City, Indiana. We hope that under a formula prnril on from han. Molly Alexandra, Alonzo night at 7:30 at the Wesley Met- as this reaches her that he will hodist Church in the Beelerton rwraliN to arnrrn I inn for a*w Phipps. Mrs. Willie Speight, be much improved. Helen for- CAnhibm Attack Mrs. R V. Putman. Mrs B. B. Community. New Officers for 160 yean. Only Bram talM like merly lived in Fulton and is ANITA IHOIST • OAVIO WUCI JUDT *Al',M Stevenson, Mrs Foster Edwards, the year will be installed. All Beont. .only Bram taalroaegood. now in Tel City. Mr W T Thompson, Mr W C. M Y F members are urged to Cashon. Dale Cummings, Mr attend. SUNDAY — MONDAY — TUESDAY Reed Holmes, Mrs. Frank Brow- KEEP IT COVERED dor. Mrs Dick Cummings, Mrs. A thrilling episode In the Ufe iruui mw&m Stanley Jones all of Fulton, Ky. That's what the City garbage of a man whose name is on the BITOT UMBfl I LAW • ANA • MII I KM KIIIK A.CUNW.iuncD department wants you to do DDCE^l lips of the nation! with your garbage container. Mrs J N Wooten from Detroit, Warm weather brings insects WALDRON Mich, visited Mr and Mrs Bill near open garbage, and who Holland over the week end and Theatre — Union City wants insects? ~l COOL tm t— Attended the 40th. Wedding An- niversary of Mr. and Mrs. Ver- ONE FULL WEEK non McAlister. She returned to Miss Pat McKenzie is visit- STARTING FRI. 13. FRIDAY Saturday her home Monday. ing relatives in Jackson, Tenn. REGULAR PRICES I r h 9 n f p Exclusive 1st Area t SHOWING mmBIG DOUBLE FEATUR E ——An TW GUYS — CHILL WILLS A Daw Crockett CATHY DOWNS - IN "T MEN': FULTON DRIVE IN MOVIE All THE GWS.JUi THE George Montgomery if Admission 40c; Children under 12 free — STARRING — Giomrof as Davy Crockett... toufh, fearless fighter "KENTUCKY RIFLE Located 1VI miles South of Fulton on the Martin of UK frontier! INDIAN DENNIS O'KEEFE Highway. Boxoffice opens at 6:30 p. m. — IN — MARY MEADE Battle — C-O-L-O-R — ALSO — "STORK NAKED" COLOR CARTOON 1 I THUBSDAY — FRIDAY scour SUNDAY — MONDAY — TUESDAY DIAL "M" FOR MURDER .flSTAyjm Ray Milland — Grace Kelly — Robt. Cummings PLUS Ellen Drew as Frances ... as beautiful as she BIG JIM McLAIN was mysterious! —John Wayne— [fV^ SATURDAY ONLY JAMES GEORGE MONTGOMERY-ELLEN DREW nwm aowwrr a-Muoaronr wowa nouns J^CAGNEY MAN BEHIND THE GUN •OKU SMU!' UK aou KM avcvx ^^ vrvECA Randolph Scott In Technicolor PLUS SECOND FEATURE VlINDPOKS WARNER BROS PRESENT IT IN -AND JOHN CRIMSON PIRATE TECHNICOLOR C|NEMASCOP£ Natty Bumpo, one of literature's In Technicolor DEREK Burt Lancaster most colorful characters! WMMRCOUM STEREOPHONIC SOUND EDEE^d) SUNDAY — MONDAY BTARMNS Mtuuni summits Mammiiaiaiae Mimn je*, DRAGNET VAN ALDO M0NA kaeilBBUI OIOIMWKWM liuaaim . HEFLIN-RAY-FREEMAN^ ALSO — Latest News & Twin Riding Champs sport PLUS NANCY JAMES RAYM0NC WEDNESDAY — THURSDAY — SHE'S BACK ON BROADWAY TAB DOROTHY ANNE - TUESDAY — WEDNESDAY — HUNTER-MALOME-FRANCIS SAILOR BEWARE UONM lllilS • RAOUl WAISH ORIOINAL MU8C MAX STCINER PLUS Starts Friday May 20 FOR ONE FULL WEEK ALSO — News - Bugs Bunny Color Cartoon ft RED GARTERS "A Man Called Peter" 86

______^^^ HHHH1A JV Page 8 The Fulton News Thurs., May 12, 1956 UNION CITY BUSINESS GUIDE "WHERE TO BUY IT" 1 WHO SELLS IT" IN UNION CITY WARD'S MOORE FRUIT (0. YOU ARE ENTITLED 1 Located 2Vt mile, mouth Fruits and vegetable* TO THE BEST L E^SrtE^fe © R MUSK SHOP From grower to store of Union City on High- VENETIAN BLINDS Phone 155S, Union City "If you want it fresh, demand Nattosally lenlini Uasa'al- way 45-W tell your merchant to IsM (Uiitr liul) wits pmaty. TV SALES and SERVICE call MOORE." sk li|SI csatrsl —i Mi frsUctws. RECORD PLAYERS and REELFOOT HAMS, •ai.lsti.aary cKasisr sass »itk RECORDERS Phone* 377, 870 1118 S UVOtOrS catalytic fastis cast sIssusMi stats R. C. A. 1st Union City, Tenn. BACON AND UNITED MONUMENT WORKS Uilnii tin self atjsitlaf COLUMBIA titter lapai a>ia»aai '»<• WEBCOR Saturn tat Mast* art Ufa 44 Year* service building and erecting SAUSAGE pstact nils. CAPEHART Marble and Granite Memorials •Ml from I* lis** frail traaa ai aaltf «IS| UNION CITY Mtors rarlaat ft sat tottatlattaa OBION COUNTY'S ONLY MANUFACTURER OF RADIATOR SHOP your favorite grocer 1 Valea »*c*a« S"cSt . Can. to as MONUMENTS MARKERS MAUSOLEUMS SEE THE • call aa» lar traaittmata i We sell direct to each customer, therefore you save Cleaning • repairing [ Identified by H itvoion Top prices paid for live Cars, trucks, tractors agent or middle man's profit. stock. M utaauiON fff CO«o /I— Visit our large display yard or c«U or write 110 North Second hp iquuiim /J artSAi Joe F. McCutchen, owner; Phone Rives 4461 UNI - FARMOR Phone 43 REELFOOT PACKINGS — AT — We Repair And Completely Recondition Old Blinds 1 YoJ Thompson Imp. Co. {Ready Mixed Concrete COMPANY M TEN-AR-KY-MO INDUSTRIES to Phone 2076 4th A Main Union City, Tenn. RECAPPING Union City, Tenn. 314-20 S. 4th St. . Union City at — AND — Telephone 1280 Manufacturers of Aluminum Screens. Awnings and VULCANIZING UNION CITY Combination Storm Screen Windows and Doors. TIRE COMPANY We specialize in re- — — Home of — — pairing all sizes A Familiar Sight on All TRACTOR TIRES Building Sites UNION CITY LUMBER COMPANY The most complete Slag Block and Union City, Tennessee tire repair shop in B. F. GOODRICH Tire* KING TELEVISION West Tennessee All Building Material Motorola TV Lumber — Millwork — 210-lb strip shingleg — roll C21 S. 2nd St Phone 88SI Call Long Distance Collect SERVICE COMPANY roofing and siding — Sterling paint in 300 inside UNION CITY, TENN. RCA VICTOR SALES REYNOLDS BROTHERS TOM COWDEN Color — Complete line of building materials Mortgage Loan Broker AND SERVICE AND East Church St. Phone 616 155-1305 RCA Air Conditioning UNION CITY. TENN. Telephone SOO North DepoS Strwt Phone 61S mum C. C. McClain O. L. Truelove REALTOR - INSUROR 227-229 SOUTH 2nd St. 106 W. Church Street BROWDER MILLING COMPANY Phone 1597 MILL & LUMBER (0? UNION CITY, TENN. Union City, Tennessee E. College Union City UNION CITY, TENNESSEE MORE NITROGEN FOR LESS! SEED OATS BUY THE BEST ANHYDROUS AMMONIA SEED CORN READY-MIXED CONCRETE SEED BEANS E. W. JAMES & SON 82 LBS NITROGEN PER ACRE Applied Telephone 2100 rtaMBWHiiiHiiiiiWBiai SUPER MARKET $9.50 PER ACRE RANICH S BACH PARDUE AND Slag block* SADLER GAS COMPANY R. tkofriUocntf q "WE SELL FOR LESS" Phone 2071 Union City, Tenn. Lumber - - Roofing French Provincial DARNELL Furniture Company Stop in and stock up at our big SUPER |CALL COLLECT We buy and sell new and MARKET, which carries over 6000 items. | u*ed furniture Prompt *ervice MERRYMAN - WILSON COMPANY 113 Wa*hington Ave PHONES 18 and 19 Phone 73 LOW PRICES EVERY DAY McADOO BUILDERS PLUMBING-HEATING Located on U. S. 51 at north city limit*. SUPPLY GAS OUR SPECIALTY LOGAN & HICKS "Building headquarter*" Phone 738 Union City •CraDtmanehtp at its finest Plenty of parking space •Unsurpassed beauty and per-| Dealer* in hog*, cattle Union City lormance •An investment to help you I and sheep. get more joy out of life •Come in and try it! STOCK CATTLE FOR Open Till July 1st MRS. GUT JONES JONES PIANOS SALE AT ALL TIMES UNION CITY REMNANT STORE . BABY CHICKS UNION CITY, TENN. And Union City and Fulton 1000 East Main Phone 911 Mill-End outlet of the finest Summer Fabrics TURKEY POULTS Verest Breeds WE HAVE A FINE SELECTION OF SELECT- QUALITY MATERIALS AT SALE PRCES EVERY Pullorum Passed DAY And Clean CURREY'S WELDING & MACHINE SHOP No-iron, crea*e-resistant and polished cottons in TOP QUALITY, beautiful solid* and print*; usually priced at 89c SEX AND BREED 222 South Third St. Union City to $1.29 per yard GUARANTEED Jame* Holly OUR PRCE: 59c and 69c Sold to more people Phone*•. Day: 1533; Night: 1122-M Simulated Silk Pongee, usually sold at $1.29 per yd; over more territory PICTURE TUBE REPAIR OUR PRICE: 69c than any other in the 3o«fc. ! • <; Or expert repair on all make* and Gigantic assortment of zippers and thread*. Automatic snd conventional washing machine service model* of Television Clo*ed Wednesday afternoon* Kesler's Chickery by certified mechanics. Aero** from Shoe Open Saturday evening till 8:30 p.m. Factory THOMAS DOWELL APPLIANCE CO. Union City, Tenn. Jordan Road t ^ Union City, Tenn. Lawnmowers snd small gag engines reconditioned. Located one block ea»t of Davy Crockett Hotel, on Lee Street Telephone 442 87

* Diary Grove Methodist Church are In-1 The Fulton News Thurs., May 12, 1955 Page 9 I continued irotn page lour) viting you to the "FREE-WILL 'I Route Five News Barbecue Supper at the church, C Red: Mrs. Jim Hutcherson. Mrs. Brooks Oliver • located three miles south of Ful- joyed the day Friday. Mrs. HO. 1 GLADIOLUS BULBS 5 White Mrs. L.' O Bradford. It Happened In Court ton, and one mile east of High- ,,, _ . _ ,. Fields took her third grade Best Peony Arrangement way 45E, on Friday night May „Mls* Bert Golden. Mr. and pupilj to Cairo, 111. for a sight- A lawyer was examining the Blue Mrs Carl Hastings Plant now for fall blooms 1 20th. Serving will start at 6:001 Mr and seeing tour. They drove over in witness. Red: Mrs. E J McCollum p m. Come and eat all you want Mrs. Jimmy Clement and child- cars and returned on the City Preceding the program, Mia. "You say you had no educat- of (he good home cooked food, ren enjoyed a fish dinner with of New Orleans. Caroline is ion," he said abruptly, "but you Arch Huddleston, president, pre- barbecue goat and pork, and Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Clement at still excited about the trip, says manage to answer my questions sided over a short business hme made cakes and pies. The their home Wednesday evening. everyone had a good time. smartly enought." ALL KINDS OF BURPEES SEEDS session. She presented Mr. T. J proceeds of this supper will go A large crowd attended the Kramer, Jr., chairman of the Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland Holli- "Well," answered the witness to the budget of the church. All three act play, "Adventures of calmly, "you don't have to be a Fulton Planning Commission, day and family from Nebraska offerings small or large will be Tom Sawyer," which was pre- scholar to answer silly quest- who gave a most interesting and are visiting his parents, Mr. greatly appreciated, remember sented by the 7th and 8th grade ions." informative talk on zoning and and Mrs. G. C. Holliday. it is a "FREE-WILL SUPPER." students at Chestnut Glade Fri- invited the members to attend Mrs. Dean Terrell honored her FULTON HATCHERY day night. The cast did a grand the public hearing on the pro- aunt, Mrs. Frank Jones with a job. compliments are still pour- "Chicks With A Personality" posed Fulton Zoning Ordinance Mrs. C. P. Bruce had as her birthday dinner Sunday. Those 1 Congratulations to Mrs. EAST STATE LINE — OPEN DAILY — PHONE 483 on May 23. guest Saturday her son Jack present were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Morrison and her students. TUF-NUT Delicious refreshments were Sams, and a friend Tommy Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Ter- served from a beautifully decor- Thompson of Memphis. Jhey Mr. and Mrs. Guy Finch and rell, Norman, Mary- and Treva ated tea table following the enjoyed a trip to Kentucky family visited Mr. and Mrs. Al- and Rachel Bondurant. bert Wallace in Hornbeak Sun- It Pays To Advertise In The NEWS I meeting Hostesses were Mes Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Marion Jones dames Leon Browder, Norman day. and son left for Detroit Satur- Mr. Harold Muzzall and Mr SUITS Terry, Clyde Williams, Sr , M Mr and Mrs. R. L. Logsdon day morning. Mr. Jones is em- L. McDade, Horace Reams, Roy Sr. of 503 Arch Street have re- Barney Speight spent part of ployed there. the week end fishing on the BEST Latta, Serena Elliott, and will turned home after spending the Mr. and Mrs Brooks Oliver Craddock. winter In California and Florida. lake. Their wives and families joined them Sunday and all en- and children had the following Decorating Committee mem- They visited their son and visitors Sunday afternoon; Miss joyed the day. bers were: Mesdames Ira Little, daughters. Mr and Mrs. R. L. Bert Golden, Mr. and Mrs. Jim- Mrs. Curt Muzzall is improv- John Earle, and Frank Brady. Logsdon Jr. in San Bernado, my Clement and girls, Mr. and Calif , Mr. and Mrs. Neale Pyeatt ing at Jones Clinic. Mrs. Norman Bennett and chil- Decoration Day Our communitiy extends sym- Nine tables of bridge players and daughter. Mr and Mrs. dren, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert enjoyed the first social activity Paul K Beck of Norborne Mo.. pathy to Mr Doug Gibbs, wife Rucker. of s long series of such parties Mr and Mrs Jack C. Parker of and relatives. We were all so for to be held this year. Bill Crad- St. Petersburg, Fla., CoL and sorry to hear of his deatn. Mr and Mrs. James Haygood, Mrs. Jimmy Clement and girls doek uf Clinton showed the gals Mrs. Jack R. Snow of Lakeland, Don House visited Mr. and visited Mr. and Mrs. Wes Jones up and came awayv with the Flat, Mrs. Logsdon's brother. Mrs. Harry Watts this week. Saturday evening. second high prize for the whole Farra Finch has missed sever- THE CITY OF FULTON rty and that wai sumpin' Dr. Mr. and Mrs Omar Smith al days of school because of >b Sawyer of Clinton didn't and Mrs Ruby Neisler were din- illness. A number of children ido so bad himself coming away from Chestnut Glade have ner guests qf Mrs. Leamond RUPTURE will be ' with the high score prize for Boulton. In the afternoon they mumps and measles. the men and Jane Edwards visited Mrs Ethel Hayes and son Brother and Mrs. Charles Sutherland's "MD" took up for the women folks by Amous of Union City, Tenn. Brown were Sunday dinner No Belts- No Straps- No Odors guest of Mr. and Mrs. John winning high score for the fe- CITY Dsro COMPANY male sharpies. Refreshments Colley and family. SUNDAY, MAY 15th were served and it was a mighty Mr and Mrs. L. A. Tuck of Caroline Colley really en- fine evening. Water Valley, Ky. Route 1 have been notified their son Sgt Ralph L, Tuck is on his way INI PeUt >•• Pfitmt Ol Lorene Hughes spoke on one home. Having left Camp Mc- | of her many favorite subjects You are asked to please pay cemetery upkeep Gill, Yokahoma Japan, on April | last week when she was the prln* 30. He is aboard the U. S. S to the office of the City Clerk or to the Sexton I cipsl speaker . at the regular General Altman and will arrive meeting of the Junior Woman's in San Francisco on or about at the Cemetery. Clab. I-orene told of the value the 15th of May He will be of dramatics to our young folks sent to Fort Knox. Ky. for his and she expressed a fond wish, discharge. Sgt. Tuck served 29 wWeh several ftf us have to months of his 3 years in service have a Little Theatre group here in Japan. His duty being Publi- ' Seems like more and more plays cation Clerk. He was awarded | are being held in the schools several medals including the In March, 1782, slew miles from the present site of Mt. | each year, that a Little Theatre Good Conduct Medal. Sterling, Captain James Estill led his settler-soldiers into 1 group wouldn't be hard to get battle—and suffered probably the most tragic defeat by Matched I together. tndixns in Kentucky's history. But Estili's defeat was Ask A Question— SHIRTS • PANTS • JACKETS Decoration Day I All It needs, like everything avenged by frontiersmen from nearby Morgan's Station. You Got Your Answer! cMt, Is for someone to get the Montgomery County today lists tobacco and beef ball rolling. Got time, Lorene? A new five-and-ten-cent store cattle as its chief agricultural products. Two clothing had been opened by a man manufacturing plants are located there, a poultry pro- At that meeting last week the named Cohen. A woman came in oessinff-concem, four tobacco warehouses and a tobacco SUNDAY, MAY 15th new officers ot the Junior Wo- one day and selected a toy (or redrying unit. Then there's the annual October Court man's Club presided and Jane which she handed the proprietor Day, when court first opens and 5,000 persons swarm Sloan made a report on the a dime. into Mt. Sterling to Anp goods, from inexpensive jack Southern Convention of Kin- "Excuse, lady," said Cohen, knives to costly teams of mules. OVERALLS t BLUE JEANS Get your dergartens which she attended. "but these toys are fifteen Many citizens of Montgomery County, past and pres- Bet Jane had a thing or two to cents." ent, have always enjoyed an occasional glass of beer—the I tell the convention for she Is "But I thought this was s five- beverage of moderation. The sale of beer under orderly CUT GLADIOLUS doing such » wonderful Job with and-ten cent store," protested conditions is an important objective of your brewing in* | the kindergarten at the Fulton the customer. dustry. Our continuing eduoational program helps oeef CARTER schools. Bees use of a transport- Grade "A" 26" Spikes "Veil I leave it to you." came retailers maintain their high standards. ation problem Mary Jo had to the reply. "How much is five quit for this season, but she and ten cents?" BUTTERWORTH —Also— never falls to mention some KENTUCKY DIVISION, U.S. BREWERS FOUNDATION CLOTHING COMPANY little something that Mrs Sloan 1521 MrMra HIMt IMaWlto, (MtoOr Fulton, A Wide taught her. Jane Sloan has Support Loral Merchants I taught her so many nice things, Selection of | and we are so grateful to her and to the Junior Woman's Club ARTIFICIAL WREATHS for starting the kindergarten.

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i . ...T"nrrAnnr'"" I Sixtieth Annual Convention Of Women's Clubs * Henry Ward .Barkley. I saw him get mad at The Fulton News Thurs., May 12, 1965 Page 11 Scheduled For Lexington; Full Program Set (ConUaued mm Page One) | even such close friends as Keen LA I til RECORDS I hav. decided that I will not Johnson in 1944 because they be a candidate for Lieutenant That is politics at its worst Say I Saw It la the News The sixtieth annual convention of Middlesboro, state president, supported Senator Barkley over I do not claim that all is good (kMM. HlUMlljr, Rhythm, Blue* Governor of Kentucky this year of the Kentucky Federation of will preside. on the side that is supporting Women's clubs will be held this for the following reasons: him for the Democratic vice- •Rie first day of the convent- Combs or all is evil on the JOIN OUR CITY ELECTRIC year in Lexington, May IT, 18 ion, May 17, has been designat- 1. My Interest in the cause of i presidentai nomination at Chic- Chandler side. Politics being rhaM ill and It ed as Junior Day, and all Jun- good government and the pro- j *(o, and I am familiar with his what it is, there is going to be "TINY BOND" ior club-women have been urg- bolting of John Young Brown Delegates from member clubs gress of programs for the better- some of the bad mixed with SAVING PLAN ed to attend. A luncheon at noon for Cooper in 1946 and of the throughout the state will gather ment of Kentucky exceeds my the good that my administrat- and a Junior Recognition din- Democratic party and Truman -at No Cost to You I In the Phoenix hotel in Lexing- desire for personal political ad- ion can do. ner at 4:30 p. m. have been plan- vancement. and Barkley in 1948 Save While You Spend At PRICES SLASHED ton to participate In a program But I know that the programs ned especially for the Junior But my deepest convictions in on the theme of "All That's clubwomen. 2. The election of the right in which I have interested and CITY DRUG CO. Kentucky " Mrs S. H. Flowers man as Governor this year It this campaign are not based on on which I have worked as a On guaranteed Quality During the convention a first the most important issue in the the past political record of state official for the past seven 408 LAKE STREET vice-president and a third vice- campaign, because it is through Chandler They arise from an years have been good for Ken- Shoe Reparing president will be elected, as well the Governor, not the Lieuten- honest feeling that Chandler Is tucky, and I prefer to spend my as the secretary and treasurer of ant Governor, that the import- more interested in political suc- TEACHERS TO VOTE the statewide organization. time this year fighting for them ant decisions affecting the wel- cess than he is in the welfare and their continuance. SAVE 25 TO 50% Included in the convention are fare of the state will be made for of Kentucky and that he will I appreciate the expressions HORNBEAK ON BOARD MEMBER meetings of the board of gover- the next four years. stoop to any expedient and tactic of support which I have receiv- Forrester'i Shoe Shop nors and the boar^ of directors, Kentucky school teachers - to gain a political' victory. An ed and am confident that my FUNERAL HOME as well as a meeting of the ex- 3 My entry into the lieuten- example of the way Chandler friends will understand my pos- INOORPOKATB) Main Street Fulton 21,000 of them - will ballot this ecutive committee. All are set for ant-governor's race could create month, for a member of the an internal fight within the pre- operates is his position on the ition. {Tuesday, May 17. state parks issue. He has tried to 3 Licensed Embalmers board of trustees for the teacher i Registration for the convent- sent state administration which would adversely affect the be on both sides and astraddle Mr and Mrs. Riley Smith had retirement system, according to ' ion begins at 2 p. m Tuesday the fence all at the same time. and continues through 11 a. m , election of Bert Combs as Gov- as their week end guest Mr. Ben AUTO PAINTING an announcement by N. O. He was against the state park PHONE 7 Kimbler, secretary-treasurer ot Thursday, May 18. ernor - and I am convinced that Callender of Sturgis, Ky. and Combs, not A. B. Chandler, development program until he their Sunday afternoon visitors the system. \MBULANCE: AND BODY WORK should be elected governor. found bis stand was unpopular. were Mr and Mrs. Hurbea-t Two nominees, chosen during Now he is trying to say that ANYWHERE * Wreck repairing Furthermore, in asking the Brown of Owensboro, Ky., Mr. the recent Kentucky Koucstion he really has been for the parks people for something for my- and Mrs Grace Brown of Pro- ANYTIME * Aajr make or model car Association meeting, are John JOE DILLON HIGH all along The only way he knows self I would lose the advantage vidence, Ky. or truck Fred Williams, Ashland, vice hew to get himself out of that of being able to speak out ulely president of the Ashland Oil and spot Is to launch an attack on EIGHTH GRADER in the interest of programs which Refining Company, a former my personal integrity and hon- I consider to be important to SUM OYERBY state superintendent of public Valedictorian of the eight esty in the development and ad- the fature welfare of Kentucky. -Body Sho instruction and incumbent trus- grade graduation class of the ministration of the park pro- located In Whltnel tee, and B U Trevathan, Ben- Crutchfield School was Joe My interest in these programs gram. Dillion son of Mr and Mrs. goes back more than 25 years - formerly Naah garage. ton. president and cashier of the It is a tragedy that the Chand- Glynn Dillion. His average was 22 years of which I have been Stale Use. Hank of Marshall County. He is ler kind of politics to refuses to FOR THE BEST SALADS 95 1 for the year. associated closely with state a former trustee. recognize that anything good- TELEPHONE 106 government as a state legislat- Lottie Myer received second has been done for Kentucky or and as an administrative off- honors with a 92 8 average. She during the administration of icial. I have seen the good things is the daughter of Mr and Mrs. Earle C. Clements and Lawrence that can come to the state Willis Atteberry. W. Wetherby. It is a shame that through having a Governor who The eight grade graduating he denounces everything that is dedicated to the advancement SPEAS exercises were Tuesday night at has been done merely because of the general good of the people, 8 o'clock. he is now on the other side. and the ba

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I MAKE YOUR HOME the whit- frAIITC tlUIIIEf Mrs. Emma Donaho Page 12 The Fulton News Thurs., May 12, 1955 est in your block Use Pitts- I JlUU 13, rAMILIU NEW WIZARD outboard motor . burgh outside white paint. | ' Beloved County 5 HP, neutral, forward, remote ! Also available in decorative | TA UilfE AIITIIMlf Citizen Dies Here CLASSIFIED ADS tank, weight 40 pounds. Only | colors. Fulton Paint and Glass IU II AVE V/UI IRUj Company, 210 Church Street] $188.50. Western Auto. Services were held Wednes- CLEANERS ALL KINDS OF KEYS made NEW RENDIX SPINET PIANO day afternoon for Mrs. Emma while you wait. Forrester"! duomatic washer and dryer; washes Responsible party in this area THIS WEEK-END Bondurant Donaho, who died Shoe Shop, 304 Main. and dries! Less than the price can arrange most attractive J at her home on the Hickman "FOR A-1 CLEANING" WANT YOUR PIANO tuned? of separate units. Trade-in purchase on this fine Spinet Friday afternoon boys from Highway The Rev L. E. Moore W B Roberts of Crutchfield, your old washer. King Tele- Piano. Write before we send all over Fulton County will con- Pastor of the Union Presbyter- Ky. has been in Memphis for vision Service Company, Un- truck—CREDIT MGR, JOPLIN verge on the Four Rivers Coun- ian Church officiated assisted by Conveniently located on East State Line several years and has moved ion City, Tenn. PIANO COMPANY, P. O. BOX cil Scout Reservation on Ken- Rev. Cecil Calvert Burnette. back to Crutchfield. For tun- 784, PADUCAH, KY. tucky Lake for the annual Burial under the direction of the PLENTY OF FREE PARKING MOTOR OIL, 2 gallon $1.69. ing Spinet or upright pianos, FOR SALE: Beautilul Peonies Spring Camporee, under the Whitnel Funeral Home was in regularly sells 25c quart Oil $7.00; Grand, $10.00, All work for Decoration Day see Mrs., direction of Jim Willingham. the church cemetery. She was filters, Ford, Chevrolet, only guaranteed; free estimate on Elwyn Coffman, East State District Commissioner for the 95. $1.25. Western Auto. all repair work Write W B. Line or call 1125 W 1. ,Dry Lake District. Roberts, Crutchfield. Ky., or FUEL PUMP-NEW Chevrolet, Mrs. Donaho was born Dec. 8 6 annUal Spri g C> mp call Fulton 982R2. Ford. 2.75. Carburetors for iOR YOUR loved ones on Mem- I™ ? , °,T 1859 in Fulton County the 3 DAY LAUNDRY SERVICE orial Day: Fresh cut gladio- ]£rve', " preparation for the Chevrolet, Ford, 1940-1953 daughter of Wiley and Martha lus, $100 dozen Ben Frank-,or "Tr summer can?P'n« FOR SALE: Three-quarter-ton' 7.65 exchange. Western Auto. Catherine Mayes Bondurant tin store 200 Lake Street Pro«ranl The program includes Servel air conditioner, $214.95. I WELLS DRILLED for industry She was married to William Burnette Tractor Company, Fulton btre 1)1 own. Brlhe and Faulkner Electric Co., phone ATKINS, HOLMAN night Main. Herbert Brady, Mrs. Morgan 1877. Leon Faulkner, man- There will be church services AND FIELDS on Sunday morning, and any Omar, and Mrs Bill Welsh; and ABOUT... RENT A NEW TYPEWRITER or ager-owner. eight great grandchildren. —Insurance— boys who might be working on Adding Machine. Rental applies I HAVE MOVED my shop back Sunday School records can at- 208 Main St Phone 5 Mrs. Donaho had been a -x\ purchase. Harvey CaldweU to Fulton; same place across tend while at camp member of the Presbyterian Co., Drive-in Office Oytfitters, from Bob White Motor Com- This camporee includes all of Church for 73 years, and at- Corner Walnut & Plain Streets.. pany A. J. Wright "The Har- the white units in Fulton County GOOD USED tended services at Union Phoae Hi •» . ness Man." and over 100 boys are expected Church until recently She was to attend. FOR YOUR loved; ones on NOTHING CHEAP TRACTORS a kind and loving mother, and Memorial Day: Memorial Piano Salesman: "A paino, sir? was loved by all her neighbors wreaths. $1 98 and $2.98. Ben I suppose you will be wanting a of all makes COMMITTEE MEMBERS and her many friends. She wUl Franklin Store, 200 Lake grand piano?" TO ENJOY Ol'TTNG be greatly missed by all who Street, Fulton. Mr. Newrich: "Grand Young PRICED TO SELL ! knew her. tfOW YOU LAK Drive in Park man. I want a magnificent one!" Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock O H"* >" Kaatadty MM. MM and Buy your office Supplies POWER MOWERS, 2H-Hp. 4- H. R. GOULDER the members of the Dry Lake The pallbearers' were nep- and equipment Harvey Cald- cycle engines, $79.95. Gam- District Committee, their wives hews. Eugene Bondurant, Aub- rey Bondurant, Fred Bondurant, well Co., Drive-In Office Out- bles Store, 300 Walnut Fill- and their families will have 0 Afwoyi Uniterm I. Flovet Implement Company Ray Bondurant, Clemons Law- fitters, New Location, cornet . ton. their first annual spring picnic son and Albert Lawson. Walnut Si Plain Streets. Phone GYM SETS, $19.95 and" up Mayfield Highway, Fulton [at the Kentucky Lake Boy Scout 674. Gamble's Store, 300 Walnut, Reservation. e TNRLY Fir* URUI VOIM A hen owned by Mrs Carl Fulton Each member and his family CHEVROLET Generators, 40-52, Martin, Hardin county home- are taking a picnic lunch which only $10.95 exchange. Starters PROMPT REPAIRS on TV and SURE INSURANCE maker, won an egg-laying con- Fifths, e e e . e M.I3 will be spread together. for Chevrolet 40-53. Only radio: we have a full time re- AT test sponsored by the Hardin $10.95 exchange. Western pairman, Alton Barnes. City There will be a short business County Milling Company. Pint* $3.09 Auto. Electric, TV sales and service. LOW COST meeting held following the din- ner. and during this time re- Y» Ntft . a . a S1.5S MAYTAG WASHEKa, standard Commercial Avenue, phone 401 Martin and Rushton. creation will be held for the ana automatic models, $129.95, SEE OUlf NKW spring line of wives and children and up Sales and service. Imperial wallpaper at Fulton WHY PAY MORE? Following the meeting, the BUY IT IT THI CAM AND SAVE I Bennett Electric Phone 201, Paint and Class Company, 2i0 families will have free time to Gates V-Belts WANTED: nADIOS and tele- CASE OF 12 FIFTHS $$0.44 hike, or any other activity they vision that "can't* be fixed. Church Street. Wick Smith Agencv desire, before returning home. One day sec/ice. Wade Tele- KOREAN VETERANS: To get Warren Anderson. District tvwy drop duelled and bottled by your G. I, Training benefits, 466 Lake Street vision Service 206 Main. Phone Chairman of the Dry I^ke Dis- Y»Mowston«, Inc., louisvill., Ky. you must begin training with- 126. —Phones 62 or MOW— trict. hopes that each commit- in 3 years after date of re- tee chairman and every Scouter BENNETT ELECTRIC AISO AVAItAMJ 100 MOOT FOR RENT: Floor sanding ma- lease from service. Enroll in the district will be present. chine and electric floor polish- now! High School Graduation Keep your eyes on FULTON SOTTLIO IN SOMO er and electric vacuum clean- not necessary. Day and Night jrs Exchange Furniture Co. Classes. Bruce Business In- Our O. K. phone 35. Church Street stitute. Martin. Tenn. HOUSE THAILERS, Aiso camp- FOR RENT: "Furnished apart- Used Car Lot for ing and fishing trailers. Terms ment; 4 large rooms, lots of if desired. U-Haul-It trailers. cloSet space. Completely pri- Modern Tourist Court, Union vate; near Kentucky School. bargains. City, ph. 866. Call 676-M after 5 p. ra. 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