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ONE OP KENTUCKY'S JOTTINGS VETTER WEEKLY PAPERS TWO SECTIONS The News Pas won awards for ari 'welve Pages from •ecellente every Year it has been Libr sehmtted in Judging conteeta et ‘•Ilerit„toonli 10e r rdri Jo's reit,:esit/ 40604 VOLUME 40. Fulton, 42041, Fulton County, Kentucky Thursday, Notebook September 7, 1972 Number 36 Plenty Dreamers Failure To Build Parking Lot Means I am sure that a lot of you who subscribe to the Memphis Commercial Appeal saw the article, in it Sunday about the long, hard Loss To Economy And Tax Revenues struggle encountered by the people of Moun- tain View, Ark, to get themselves a center to A News Analysis commemorate the culture of their commun- By The Editors ity. I just happened to see the article, lost it, The Fulton City Commission is faced with necessarily have to be extended the problem today of defining its yardstick for across the present grassy lot called Ruth Covington to ask if she might behind the Fins station to Mc- and the have an extra one so that I could publish it in progress and development of this community. Dade street. this week's paper. It is on page 6. Ruth said It is faced with the challenge of whether tc The construction of this pro- with my name on it, posed lot is being objected to, she had seen it, saved it entice more businesses to the city, to expand its and that could be the stumbling because she was reminded of the hopes I, and property assessments rolls, to bring in more in- block that will block the entire had for a Latin-American series of moves. many others have IN THE PROPOSED SWITCH of business locations on West State Line, the E. W. James dustries within its city limits and thereby bring here. Friendship Center Supermarket would move to a new, enlarged building double the size of the present Fulton Dis- in rhore payroll tax revenue, or whether to per- But the failure to build a park- mit personal and private considerations to ing lot in an area zoned R-2 So many people have commented on the count store, in the far right, and utilize the entire frontage In front of the Fine station shown influ- ence their public demonstrations of community (a medium density of resi- success of this year's Festival. Think how by the dark black line. However, this area would not provide sufficient parking space off dences) may do this tothis com- beautiful it would have been had all of our street. growth and hold it back. munity: events been held in that "beautiful hope" of a We refer specifically to the matter now pend- --The community would lose Friendship Center? rather than at the High ing before the Fulton City Commission, its one of its largest businesses; build- (The James family has in- School auditorium. ing inspector and its Board of Zoning Adjust- dicated they will leave the twin It takes some local money to bring this ment, regarding a request from Max McDade to cities if a location cannot be construct a parking lot behind the present Fulton found in Kentucky to house their project into being. If only the Fulton City grocery business.) Commission would take this project and run Discount Store in order to accomodate the pres- with it, we could have ourselves something to ent intentions of E. W. James and Sons to move --Fulton, where E. W.James into Kentucky from their present location across. wishes to move to the present, leave our children and grandchildren instead but expanded location of the of a run-of-the-inill, new city hall which could the street on the Tennessee side of the border. Fulton Discount store, would lose the added property asses- be incorporated in the Friendship Center The move by E. W. James and mic factors of competing for the sment and taxes that the ex- with some hard planning. Sons into Kentucky is contem- grocery dollar. panded business assessment plated because of the removal in E. W. James and Sons WANTS would bring: The local money could come from the Kentucky on October 1, of the to stay in this community.They five cents sales tax on foods. have been good citizens; loyal --Fulton would lose the anti- proposed state revenue-sharing program that It is a critical decision having boosters of the twin cities and cipated payroll of some 25 em- will begin next year from the added two-cent to be made by many border town its community projects, it is ployees and the resulting re- gasoline tax. grocery stores and super- a family business whose bus- venue from payroll taxes, es- markets in order to meet the iness operations have been con- timated at about $2000.00 per Why don't all of you who have visions for fierce competition, and econo- ducted in the manner of a large year; and devoted family. --The State line area posterity talk to the Fulton mayor and city The McDade interests have West would lose a golden opportunity worked out a very feasibile ar- commissioners about a combined Friendship to have a clean, modern shop- rangement with three business BPW Members that area, Center and City Hall. interests involved that permit ping area stabilized in close to downtown; ADDITIONALMING SPACE REQUIRED for the new E. W. imam Store would come by all three of them to stay in the black-topping part of the grassy field behind the State Line properly in question, roughly Sponsoring '72 community, but switch their lo- cations from one side of the --Fulton merchants would Folk Festival outlined here by The News art dept. Use of this ittalterty as s Padden lot is being ahlattad to, border to another. face the possibility of 'seeing and will be the subiect of. hearing in the near future. The entire protect is being held up Arthritis Fund They propose to move Fulton another giant supermarket It is written that if a man can write a better _ Discount Store tothe Tennessee eventually built out on the out- pending this book, preach a better sermon, or build a bet- hearing. The Fulton-South Fulton Bus- side to the present E. W.James skirts of the city, bringing with Wo- iness and Professional buildtng; move the Fins station it other retail outlets and at- ter mouse-trap than his neighbor, though he held its reg- men's Club which Topsessee aide adjacent tracting eventual retail traffic built his home in the woods, the world will ular meeting Tuesday night,er" to the prevent E. W. James away from the downtown area; beat a path to his door. nounced that it is sponosring parking lot, double the size of Hit the Arthritis Foundation Fund Vandalism, Problems the present Fulton Fulton City Indepen- Labor Discount -The - So it can be said of the perfectly wonder- Raising Drive in Fulton. building on the Kentucky side dent School District, already ful First Annual Kentucky Lake Folk Festival Mrs. Mozelle Green is chair- and provide it with sufficient faced with the loss of property man of the drive with Mrs. Do!- parking lot space to accom- assessments because of the Construction persons at Kenlake last week-end. Vocational modate it. There would not be exemption for School $6500 lie Morgan as co-chairman and Miss Trecia Pursell as Victory enough space left adjacent to over 65, would lose additional We went to enjoy the Festival, along with was on the scene of the the Kentucky building to assessments with the Vandalism to the Fulton County Vocational Local, March chairman. Serving as ac- property about 19,999 other people Saturday night. It construction. treasurer for the drive is Mrs. commodate the overflow num- loss of the proposed expansion, Training School now under construction may run According to reliable sources ber of vehicles that sometimes possible loss of other bus- was a smashing success. There has always L. M. McBride andSpecial Gifts and into thousands of dollars and if continued may the Courier learned that the Chairman is Mrs. Ruth Blay- require parking, so the lot would inesses in the area. been some thought among West Kentucky Charles E. Story Company Is delay the opening of the new facility scheduled lock. tourist interests to hold the first Folk Festival a unionized firm, but the plumb- for next Fall, Harold Garrison, superintendent of ing and electrical work, sub- The march in Fulton will be in connection with the Banana Festival, but the Fulton County school system said today. contracted by Story to the Mur- held on September 17 from the the overtures made to me have always been ray Flatt Electrical Company hours of 1 p.m. until 4 p.m. Blaylock, Winston Win non- declined with the answer that we just didn't Discovered late last Thurs- systems were some instances of Newborn, Tennessee is The names of marchers parti- day evening Garrison said that of vandalism viewed by the cipating will be named tuidpub- have the facility to house such a crowd. the destruction to the premises school official and Sheriff Nel- On Tuesday morning con- lished at a later date. at by ripping up an electrical con- son D. Hill who were called to struction was in full sway In South Fulton Voting the in- Harold Coffey has been duit system already installed, the scene about II p.m. last the building, in spite of Mrs. chairman of the Hickman pouring acid on a stockpile of Thursday. cidence of vandalism. named and will name her Paul Blaylock, industrial supervisor with the A Folk Festival, the Peter Neroes the conduit and almost total Sheriff Hill told the News drive Garrison issued a warning to- being in- workers. Mrs. Neal Little is Lionel Hamptons, the Duke Ellingtons, al- destruction of a truck by pour- that the vandalism is H. I. Siegel Company in South Fulton, and Kin- day to any person caught on the vestigated by his office. chairman for Crutchfield. most any kind of Broadway road show could ing dirt in the motor and fuel Fulton County School Board dred Winston, South Fulton educator and Duke- come to Fulton many times during the year property without legal reason. dom banker, were winners in the South Fulton He said that unauthorized per- Commissioner election Tuesday. with such a facility, to say nothing of the year- Mrs. Shaw Named sons on the school premises will Bulldogs And Red Devils round visits from Latin-American interests to be fully prosecuted for trespas- Both were elected to a four-year term of of- see the exhibits, etc. County Chairwoman sing. Suffer Losses In Openers Meanwhile officials of the fice. Mrs. H. G. Shaw of Hickman Charles E. Story Construction After a scoreless first half, even terms the first half. Unsuccessful candidates in re-election. They will join Le- has been named Fulton County Company, contractors for the Lone Oak came through with This Friday the Bulldogs go More Evidence of Need the 4-man race for the two va- roy Sawyer, an executive at the campaign chairwoman for Wal- new vocational school an- three touchdowns to shut-out to Hickman for the annual game cancies were John Reeks, re- Fulton Bank, who was recently ter •Dee" Huddleston, Demo- nounced today that armed the Fulton City Bulldogs 21-0 with Fulton County. Coach Cov- Will the tourist trade stop here if we had tired railroad employee, vend- elected to fill the unexpired cratic candidate for the U. S. guards from the Paducah Metro in the season opener at Memor- ington said, •Fulton County is ing machine operator and a for- term of M. M. Matlock, re- that Friendship Center? Margaret Hall at the Senate. Police will be on duty each Fri- Field last Friday night. tough and we'll have our work ial mer commissioner, and Moul- signed. The announcement was made day, Saturday and Sunday nights cut out to get in the win column.' Purchase Parkway Welcome Center can an- Coach Johnny Covington ton Gambill, operator of a The three members of the recently by Mrs. Tom Garrett, while the building is being CCM- The Pilots defeated North Mar- swer that one for us. blamed the loss on inexper- therapy clinic. Commission will meet at an Huddlest on's state campaign structed. On week days armed ience. He said, We made many shall last Friday night in their early date to name one of their Over the week-end the Fulton Rotary chairwoman. guards from the company will mistakes, which I think we can season opener. The voting. group Mayor of South Fulton. Mrs. Shaw, who is president be stationed at the site of the correct." He said the boys gave South of the border, South It is felt that the vote is a Club furnished coffee and dough-nuts to of Fulton County's Democratic construction. a good effort, but made too many Fulton' Red Devils lost a 21- BLAYLOCK 331 reflection of confidence in the travelers stopping at the Welcome Center in Women's Club, was the local offensive mistakes for penalties 0 decision in their season WINSTON 314 present administration of South order to give some assistance to halting holi- chairwoman in Governor Ford's But vandalism is not the only in key situations. Defensively opener at Heath, with two of REEKS 241 Fulton, inasmuch as the two campaign last year. The past problem being encountered In the team looked good, the coach the three touchdowns coming GAMBILL 200 winning candidates were solidly day traffic accidents. president of the Hickman Wo- the construction of the nearly said. In the final five minutes of the behind present policies of or- men's Club, she is a member $650,000 building. On Thurs- The Bulldogs, a young team game. The Red Devils had one Blaylock and Winston will re- derly growth and expansion. "There was a constant stream of motor- of the Moose, Elks and Lions day a lone picketer from the with only three seniors on the touchdown called back due to a place Dr. Dan Crocker, presen- Both have gone on record as ists who stopped at the Center," Margaret auxiliaries and the First International Brotherhood of squad, came onto the field fired tly serving as Mayor, and Jim seeking to continue a progres- United Methodist Church. Workers, Paducah (Continued on page 4) neither of whom sought said, "and visited with us and who were Electrical up and battled the visitors on Owens, sive administration for the city• shocked that people of a community would be so thoughtful for the welfare of persons they didn't even know," she added. School Days Bring On Memories Of Snow Daze In December Margaret also said that she directed peo- By Carol Major ren left their summer routine somehow now is fascinating. street. "How did it go? What ple from many, many states of sleeping late and spending As an unbelievable smooth classes are you taking? Who do from the Park- Except for an occasionalcold the afternoon doing not much and all too brief first day of you have for homeroom tea- way to the Banana Festival this year who had front, Hickman's weather con- of anything but enjoying them- classes unfolds itself, new cher" As the interrogation heard about the event from some place or an- tinues to be typically warm and selves, to awakening some- courses present a challenge. pursues, the not too weary stu- sunny. The average high tem- where near 7:00 a.m. to the The dismissal bell rings, bus dent prepares himself for a few other. perature is probably some- never forgotten chime, "rise drivers start their vehicles' hours of ball playing, relaxing where around 83 degrees and the and shine, you can't be late for engines and students hurriedly and a few minutes of studying Friendship Centers are made of dreams average number of mosquito school." vacate the various school build- before dinner and his next had by the people of Mountain View, Ark. bites per person who chooses to As a rushed hour of dres- ings in the county. round of inquiries when his fa- charcoal grill outside or enjoy sing and eating breakfast fol- For most, the art of board- ther will be Just as concerned Ah,sweet dreams. Ten years of them. an evening stroll is somewhere lows, many thoughts enter the ing the right bus and arriving as his mother was. around six. minds of teachers, substitutes, at the right home to be greeted For Shaun Vowel', 9, a As summer vacations sadly supervisors, bus drivers and consequently by the right par- fourth grade student at .Hick- draw to an end and industrious students alike as they prepare ents is a relatively simple pro- man Elementary II, Dale VO- Selling The President residents of the Hickman com- themselves for the day ahead. cess. But for those whose day well, 5, a first grader at Hick- munity prepare to relinquish Although a verbally negative at school was a first in a life- man Elementary I and Todd Ed- I their lawn have devoted a good deal of time lately mowers for another response to the advent of the time, it's just as simple to find dington, 5, one of Mrs. Joyce's year, catching up on the reading I had to put aside there is a realization that first day of classes has been the wrong bus or perhaps no kindergarten students, one the next lengthy family outing apparent in the recent weeks for bus at all. For these children, afternoon shortly after the start this summer for other endeavors. I have just Is nearly a year away. a majority of the students, a it is the responsibility of tea- of the school year was not so finished reading Bill Wilcox's "Selling Of The At the same time, there is more real feeling of anxious- chers and more experienced typical. an President 1968," which depicts the propa- awe of excitement as what ness and enthusiasm is now pre- students to offer assistance, Shaun and Dale are the sons the cold weather and the next ganda machine in operation during Richard sent. that is, if they are sure enough of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Vo- few months will bring. The anticipation of seeing old to assist. wel!, Route 3. Their mother, Nixon's try for the presidency four years ago. Monday, August 28, the Ful- faces and new, of getting to- And so, the welcome mat of Phyllis is employed by The ton County school system gether with best friends, and of questions is thrown out as soon Citizens Bank of Hickman and Todd Eddington, Sham opened for the 1972-73 school adjusting once more to &learn- as anxious mothers hear the end Dale Voirell and their snowballs. Continued on Page 2 year. Hundreds of local child- ing and organized situation yellow monster coming down the (Continued on page 4) 116

NOTEBOOK Continued from Page 1 For the readers of this newspaper, who Do You Remember This? Karen's Kolumn take a dim view of politics and politicians, Album I will say that this book, even to a long-time From Our Picture newspaper gal, would turn the stomach of the by Karen Rice Jew average voter. Ben( The book runs the gauntlet of gimmicks ala,sew SALUTE TO A GREAT MAN used to lure people to the candidacy of Rich- Jeans Dixon si You know, it's very rare that in a figur edit sponsored ard Nixon that year. As far as Nixon's stra- County "Teens W 4111 1111'. constantly in the limelight that tegists were concerned the candidate is por- that is you benefit to be hel trayed as a "product" rather than an indi- will see the dedication and heart-tugging emo- County High Set will vidual. I almost lost sight of the fact that tion that Jerry Lewis poured into his national be on Septa Labor Day weekend. I at 8:00 p.m. Tici Nixon was a candidate for the highest office telethon over the don't able by writinc: in America, and towards the end of the book know how much of it you watched or even if 803 Elm Street, tucky I felt more like being attracted to a new you watched any of it at all, but if you didn't 40472, latherless detergent, rather than to an indi- see at least the ending of it Monday night, Jeane Dixon on then you missed it folks. God has you in vidual who would lead a country of more have an instanta. than 200 million people. Throughout the 20 hour telethon for cation with evei that is born,' It This is not to say that other national cam- muscular dystrophy Jerry Lewis was con- statement made paigns, even state campaigns, are not conduct- stantly on the set, never even leaving to usual woman wit change clothes. And although a myriad varie- tablished reputat ed with the same scenario, it's just to say that ting major wort getting votes has become just about as com- ty of performers gave of their time and tal- remarkable accei mercialized as selling soap flakes, and it ents to provide entertainment for this worthy outshone all Jeane was bon smacks so much of pure, unadulterated fraud. cause, Mr. Lewis far during the at the end of ti Read it, you won't like it, either. long hours of the crusade. He begged and War, the daughte] pleaded with the people of this country to Emma von Gral At an early age reach deep into their pockets and contribute fuse the educatic A Hoax ... to the fund which pays for research and treat- mative years WI ment of muscular dystrophy, the crippler of developing psych have also read the story in this month's she recalls how a I young adults. His oft repeated desire was to out Clifford of her little Ladies Home Journal by Irving tell- make this year's effort an even bigger success and tiptoed down ing the story behind the story of Irving's at- than last year's. And the people of the United her parents and tempted hoax of writing the autobiography of startling them • States responded to make the total at televi- knowledge of t billionaire Howard Hughes. sion sign-off time over nine million dollars. lives, and events It's unbelievable that a man apparently However, the real display of his earnest Today with he brilliant as Irving could have fooled him- honed to a degr as devotion to this cause came at the close of the sensitivity, publi self into believing that his fraud would not telethon. After recognizing the many, many her time and tale her availability. be discovered. Marie telethon what it We could not dotorntino the date the above photograph was taken, but it couldn't bo very old because Mrs. 14oliond. people who helped make the many radio and ti But. then, I came to the conclusion, that shown in the cantor of a group of young folks in the former KU kitchen looks as young today as shit slid then. was, Mr. Lewis made a special thanks to his appearances, pi in the long travail of trying to make people mother. When told of a new total, he asked views and lectu himself, civic functions an believe that he had the real story, Irving had are certainly going to miss him and his charming that he be allowed to announce it are autogr enough encouragement to keep going in his FROM THE FIL wife even though they are glad for this promo- and with tears forming in his eyes and a throughout the c hoax. tion he has received. choked voice he announced the nine million half of her books: dollar figure. Then amid the flying confetti --My Life and Pr Would you believe that in one of the many "Reincarnation at Fair in Mayfield, and the joyous cheering of the workers, Mr. Live By", publish instances of fraud that Irving concocted was urning Back At the Purchase District The Clock Burnette, son of Mr. and Mrs. W.P. Lewis openly cried while hugging his mother. a forgery of Hughes' hand-writing and that George Ely Burnette of this city, won first prize in the dairy Afterwards, he sang the song chosen by the HAPPY BE the leading hand-writing experts in America children who suffer from muscular dystrophy that Irv- judging contest Wednesday night. reported that there was no question TWENTY YEARS AGO as their theme song "You'll Never Walk REAL Hughes' hand- The News take ing's forgery was the Alone" but overcome with emotion abruptly wishing the foil( writing based on comparative samples. AUGUST 29, 1952 "Happy Birthday* Tom Bradley has been made manager of ended the song and walked off stage. a matter of fact the experts advised Friendly Don Tappan, manager of the Ful- Rosemary RI As Fry's Shoe Store. He was formerly employed at This obvious devotion and deep felt emo- Bodker, that the ton Theatre for the past 19 months is being pro- Betty B McGraw-Hill Publishing Company th National Store as shoe salesman. tion coming from such a star as Jerry Lewis September 7, Hon hand- moted to the managership of the Paramount lissa Carol Elkth chances were one million to one that the in shows just what a great man he really is. Be- writing that Irving forged was not real. Well, Jackson, Tenn., effective Saturday. August 30. 8; Dub Johnson, cause of his unselfish devotion of his time and ker, Mrs. Lelia k that the During his stay Don has not only been a good the one chance in that million proved Thirty-six of the children, grandchildren and energies to this. cause, Jerry .Lewis trintleed L. Sheitce °wane documents manager but has taken an active part in the af- Nedra Ward, J Hughes hand-writing on several great grandchildren of Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Lamb to be lauded, d deserves much ltidie,tan Irving was indeed forgery. fairs of the community, having been a member of Ramsey, Septem written by assembled at the country home of Mr. and Mrs. the praise mere words can offer. Just Pearcey, Bobby b the Rotary Club, Young Men's Business Club and just true today, as it ever was that Emmett Caldren last Thursday for the annual re- thank of the great strides that could be made Anthony Nabors, It's as Scout Master of Troop 99 of the Boy Scouts. He Mrs. Shelton Owe union. For more than 40 years the Lamb children in such diseases as cystic fibrosis, arthritis, "crime doesn't pay." says.Fulton has really been his home. Folks here news, Kerry Bret have held their family reunion on the 21st of cancer and others, if many more famous Kelley Lowe, Bill August. wholehearted- tember 11; Charle figures gave as unselfishly and September 12; Ji unwelcome—toward an ances- and tyrannical family of her late ly to raising money for such causes. Sherrie McKinne tral FULTON'S home she had never seen? husband. Matriarchal Lady gent, September I The answers only added to her Harwood was far from glad to Members of the Chestnut Glade Girl Scout One thing is for sure. I may have once fear. welcome this penniless young Troop enjoyed an outing last Thursday, Friday woman and a group of ill- thought of Jerry Lewis as just a great comed- library Coroner P. G. T. BEAUREGARD, by T. assorted in-laws viewed the and Saturday at Lannom Cottage near Magnolia ian—but no more! Whether or not he knows Harry Williams. General Beau- stranger with open curiosity-- Beach on Reelfoot Lake. They were accompanied Letter BY LUCY DANIEL it, Mr. Lewis has just gained himself an avid regard's military career in and fear, lest she claim a share by Mesdames Drew Wall, Mike Nanney, Beecher many ways is more significant in the family fortune they fan for life! New to the student of the Finch and Ray Bondurant. Mrs. Charles books at the Fulton Library family: a dashing, unreliable fa- Civil War coveted. Yet Rachel found Dixon, Mrs. this week are: ther; a mother who is wise and than the record of any other friends and suitors. Were they troop leader, was unable to go with them because general, sensitive, and whose hardihood for he was in every true friends, and did the suitors SIMPLE THOUGHTS MEMORIES C phase of the of illness in her family. CALCUTTA, by Geoffrey Moor- and strength of character have war from its be- want her for herself or for the Cannot remember ginning to its end. house. Few people have ever to prove sufficient to raise four He fired the money? "Love doesn't consist of looking only at each of Republicans ha opening said anything nice about Cal- children with no source of in- gun of the great drama good time. We all at Fort other but in looking outward together in the cutta. Winston Churchill told come beyond her stores of Sumter, he commanded THE AFRICAN PLAINS, by candidates would his In a most impressive wedding ceremony, be- mother: "I shall always be matchless courage, love and Leslie Brown. This book ex- same direction." were no real argt glad to have seen it--for the self-discipline; a sister and plores the ecology of the Af- fore a rich green setting tastefully interspersed In the Rules Corm the Confederate forces reason. . .that it will be un- brothers with whom Sarah at rican savannas. It describes in with pink rest of us sin Manassas; he planned flowers and tapers, Miss Mildred Ann "A friend knows all about you, and still likes necessary for me ever to see shares the simple pleasures of and fought detail what happens on the vast Miami's tropical It again.' the first great Malt" in Murphy, lovely daughter of Mr. and Robert Clive, the being a child. the West African grasslands during the Mr. Harry you." the feeling that founder of at Shiloh. The British India, de- author has course of a year, and shows how H. Murphy of this city, became the bride of Mr. ing a winning ticki clared Calcutta "the most wick- THE ELECTRIC MIRROR, by brought the colorful, complex the multitudes of grazing Arrived Saturda ed place in personality of Gene Edwin Hatfield, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter "To have something one must realize it may the Universe.' What- Sig Mickelsce. In this book, the Beauregard to animals survive there. Along a colossal razzled ever the life in the Hatfield of West aversion to Calcutta, author examines the realities of pages of this excel- with modern man, predators Point, Kentucky, on Friday af- be lost." dance given at the no one can deny its image lent biography. importance. building by candidates, such as lions and leopards, as ternoon, August 22, at five-thirty at the First Hotel. The 1,000 , This book tells the the story of that changes in campaign and well as elephants and winged round tables in t city. convention THE HOUSE CALLED EDEN- Methodist Church. Before a large assemblage of "Love is harder to keep procedures since scavengers play a significant than to make." and ate an improb, television, the true story HYTHE, by Nancy Buckingham. relatives and of how role in the community,and their friends, the young couple exchang- ner. Our host, th BINARY, by John news film footage is compiled When Rachel Harwood, recently Lange. This lives and activities are ex- ed the marriage vows. The Rev. Stanley Hartman Insurance magnat book is pure suspense and selected for broadcast, and widowed, returned to London "Be not simply good, be good for something." --a duel amined in detail here by a cago, Clement Sta to the death (of millions financial problems and from the Far East, she went of Nashville, Tennessee, cousin of the bride, of- of the solu- world-renouned expert on na- little fellow in a t people) between a brilliant tions for candidates who must perforce to stay with the stuffy and tural history. ficiated using the double ring ceremony. "In the mountains of truth you never climb in black ruffled shin mad rightwing millionaire buy air time for their cam- with the Master of Cer a plan to paigns, and suggests guidelines vain." exterminate all of troducins televisi San Diego at the time of for this increasingly important the Nietzsche political figures Republican Convention, and problem. a Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Byrd of Fulton are today by an Hawaiian bey cool, tough government agent Interest Letters Of announcing the senting Campaig who in many disturbing A FALCON FOR A QUEEN, by engagement of their lovely dau- "If a man does not keep pace with his com- ways Clark MacGregor Is his alter ego. ghter, Constance Moss, to Mr. From the Catherine Gaskin. It was a long Bobby L. Duke, panions, perhaps it is because he hears a dif- short victory tall theft of a half-ton of way from China, to Cluain, the deadly son of Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Duke of Route One, ferent drummer. others, he then, poison gas out of a great, austere manor house in Clearwater, Florida, ted as "45 years or over' and Let him step to the music he poorly Water citement, exclaim guarded government train to the the Scottish Highlands. As the August 26, 1972 as a native of Robertson County, Valley hears, however measured and far away." i Will give you th novel's climax, Binary is filled young girl stepped from the Tennessee. man of the Repul with action, tension, and ex- train that had brought her to Dear Sir, The wedding is planned for Sunday after- Thoreau Clark MacGreen citement. Northern Scotland, a sense of I am interested in the Of course this is noon, ar- somewhat September 28, at 2:30 p m. at the Mt. Zion MacGregor expla A VILLAGE GIRL, by such loneliness and desolation ticle published in the "beside the point", inasmuchas Sarah News Cumberland Presbyterian Church. just made a speec Shears. In this enthralling assailed her that the distance and the Hickman Courier in I have not found any member The Rev. and vised by doing a In deceptively simple book-a seemed even greater. Was it an May 1971 concerning the quest named Elisha, but I AM inter- Courtney Fooks will officiate one of the Has memoir, a work of art, omen? What force had driven for the headstone owner: one and would a de- ested like to know if tethers. The only light--Sarah Shears writes her to seek out a.mysterious Elisha Freeman. If you have found out anything you enlight- were the poor about growing up in England and embittered grandfather she been about him. FORTY-FIVE in successful in clearing up ening YEARS AGO Playboy symbol, vo the settled, calm years had never known? What the I between impelled mystery, should like very dled on the edge the great wars. Her her Very Truly Yours, world is her --unannounced and probably much to be informed as to your SEPTEMBER 9, 1927 their tragic little findings. Milton Anderson Freeman Maim/ poiAtA, cud I IstiAtok, is grotesque to SW I am a 1654 CLW-Largo Rd, Freeman (age 68) Lot 139 girls dressed up Clearwater, Florida S. C. Smith, C. L. Maddox and J. C. Cochran by Gordon M. THE FULTON COUNTY NEWS born and raised in Hickman. My 33516 Ouarnstrom They reminded a father was born in Fulton, and closed a deal for the Clarence Saunders grocery THE FUNNY PAPERS He was neatly dressed in dogs walking on ti Paul and Johanna Westpholino, Editors and Publishers. his father was a native of Graves store, Friday, September dark wearing clothes. < (Ed's note: Mrs. J. 0. Lewis of 2, and are now sole own- One watch can be used in slide suit and dark brief case. County during the Civil War. I expansive, Mr. %It'd one of Kentucky's "Best All Around'. Wieldy Papers. Fulton reported to us earlier ers of the establishment on Church Street. rule calculations while the "Pul- Creston (la.) News Advertiser have in my possession the or- everyone a paper' this year that she had found in someter" enables doctors to The Senate yesterday unan fecond-Class postage paid at Fulton, Ky. 42041. iginal parole paper issued to picture of himsel him for the courthouse at Hickman an quickly calculate a mously confirmed the reappor safe passage back to patient's souvenir of the eve Address all mail (subscriptions, change of address. Forms Mayfield account of the probate of a purse. — Oakland tionment of in 1865 shortly after Tribune. the State Wale Sunday, we went he was will of an Elisha Freeman, dated Clarence Pickering was appointed 3*79) to Post Office Box 307 Fulton, Kentucky 42/141. captured in the State of as a Demo- The children were found when Resources Director ....—Sa the Kentucky delet Mississippi. 1859. His grave is in the old cratic member of the Fulton Board of Election juvenile officers went to the Francisco Chninkle. Atlantis Hotel and Subscription Rates: $3.50 per year in Kilton, Hickman, Bravo My Hickman cemetery, and I pre- grandfather, Anderson commune to take into custody series of receptic Freeman, is sume that is the Elisha Free- Commissioners, at the State Board of Election Jackson-Magnuson Spit o Counties, Ky., and Obion and Weekley Counties, Tone.:1Ejois- buried in the city a 64-year-old runaway girl and one billed as "De cemetery in Fulton although his man whose headstone we have, Commissioners held in the capitol Vote.— Headline in Olympia whore throughout the United States $4.50 per* year. at Frankfort, return her to her parents. Nixon," given t marker no longer stands but I have not had an opport- Wa., Olympian. above August 30, 1927. — San Chernes in their g his unity to either check the record Francisco Chronicle. The variety of subjects tha Kentucky Subscribers mun'add 5% Sales Tax. grave. pretty marquee ry nor inspect the burial Headline in Altus, Okla., could be cable tele From the family bible I learn ground. covered by Saw a lot of Reps Successor of various weekly papers in Fulton the Brat of that my I plan to visit Hickman and Times-Democrat: FORMER almost need great-grandfather was check vision, he said, is aside from our host which was named out this data Mrs. Effie Hampton, Mrs. S. A. Bard and Mr: GIRL WEDSINOKLAHOMA founded in UK Richard, and that he when time per- less.—Columbus Dispatch. only identified two] married on mits; in the meantime CITY. Appalona Morris in the head- Ervin Williams of Water Valley motored to La The groom graduated from crats. Max Lerner VI/Wished Fifty Thursdays of The Year at 209 Constnorcki • of Elisha Freeman is The names of Weakley County, Tennessee in stone Center, Kentucky and spent Saturday those unidenti- Mapleton High School and Avis. Fulton, Ky. 42041. 1828. Richard's father was serving as a table-top (and a night and fied were withheld pending the Mankato State College. He is a Richard, Sr., and according to good stout one) in our printing Sunday with their brother, Dock Hampton and Thursday, notification of next of kind.— computer Rochester. September 7 1972 - the 1820 US census he was lis- shop. P.W.) with IBM, family. H Peso Times. Minnesota Tribune. SOCIETY - aumn WOMAN'S INTEREST en Rice Jeane Dixon Will Hold Recent Bride Mr.McBride Linda Ferrell, W. R. Bennett Benefit September 4 LT MAN 16 Inspiration Speaker For Exchange Vows On August 20 Jeane Dixon will hold a ben- Morrow and Company. that in efit sponsored by the Estill a figur For Shower In a ceremony of simple Gibson Girl lines and fashioned County 'Teens WhoCare.• This Fame has not changed Jeane B&PW Club telight that you beauty, Miss Ltrula Frances with keg bishop sleeves and a benefit to be held at the Estill Dixon. In private and business Mrs. Mills Jenkins, the for- L. M. McBride, president of Ferrell, daughter of Mr. and high waistline marked with rt-tugging erno- County High School in Irvine life she is the same as she al- mer Harriet Ann McNeill, was the City National Bank was the Mrs. C. B. Ferrell of South ivory satin ribbon. Her head- will be on September 16, 1972 'ways was. Her Washington life honored Friday evening, Sep- nto his national guest speaker at the regular Fulton, and William Reed Ben- piece was a cap of ivory lace at 8:00 p.m. Tickets are avail- centers around her husband's tember 1, with an attractively weekend. I monthly meeting of the Fulton- nett, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- interlaced with blue tulle. She don't able by writing. Jeane Dixon, real estate business, her planned miscellaneous shower South Fulton Business and Pro- Ham E. Bennett of Union City, carried a bouquet of white car- tched or even if 803 Elm Street, Ravenna, Ken- devotion to him and to her as- given in the home of Mrs. Harold fessional Women's Club Tues- were united in marriage onSun- nations and gypsophila with blue tucky 40472„ sociates, rescuing stray an- Griffin Route 4, Fulton. )ut if you didn't of day night. day, August 20, in the home of ribbon streamers. imals, and the very-broadening The couple, whose parents Monday night, Jeans Dixon Held as a pot luck supper in the bridegroom's parents. Only members of the im- once said, When activities of Children to Child- are Mr. and Mrs. King McNeill God has you Fellowship Hall of the First The Reverend Barclay Wilson mediate families and a few close in His heart you ren, Inc., a philanthropical or- of Route 4, Hickman, and Mr. have an Baptist Church a capacity au- officiated at the double ring friends attended. instantaneous identifi- ganization which she founded. and Mrs. Harold Jenkins of cation with every human soul !hence of members and guests ceremony. Following the ceremony a re- ir telethon for Love for all children, es- Route 4, Martin, were married heard Mr. Bennett that is born.' It is an unusual McBride tell of the The couple exchanged their ception was held in the ewis was con- pecially those handicapped phy- August 20, in the Immaculate interesting and intriguing story statement made by a very un- vows before the mantel graced home. sically and mentally at birth who Conception Church of Union of banking in Switzerland. Mr. honeymoon, ven leaving to usual woman with a firmly es- with an arrangement of yellow After a short the might be helped through pre- City. and Mrs. tablished reputation for predic- McBride visited in and white mums and daisies in newlyweds are residing in Union a myriad varie- natal care and subsequent train- Focal point in the living room Switzerland ting major world events this summer when a brass bowl flanked with white City where the bridegroom will with ing and loving attention, in- of the Griffin home was the gift r time and tal- remarkable acceracy. a group of Kentucky bankers tapers in brass holders. be employed until he begins his spired Jeane to establish the table which was draped with a visited that European country. The bride wore a beautiful studies at the University of for this worthy Children dusty gold lace trimmed cloth. Jeane was born in To Children Foun- Mr. McBride related the vast gown of ivory lace styled along Tennessee at Martin. e all during Wisconsin An antique black dipper filled the at the end of dation. differences in the international the first World with fruits and flowers formed He begged and War, the daughter of aspect of banking in Switzerland Frank and With the creation of this the centerpiece and later was Emma von and of the coded bank accounts this country to Graffee Pinckert. Foundation she has touched the presented to the honoree. Candlelight Ceremony Unites At an early age kept so secret that sometimes she learned to heartstrings of millions around For the occasion, Mrs. Jen- and contribute fuse the education only a hand full of top bank of- of her for- the world. Thus far the Foun- kins chose a pretty navy blue earch and treat- mative years ficials know the identity of the Anderson with her rapidly dation has devoted its time and dress fashioned with short puf- Jan Green, David developing psychic gift. bank's customers. the crippler of Fondly resources to the spiritual, fed sleeves and an overdress she recalls how Swiss banks, Mr. McBride Miss Jan Marie Green, dau- as groomsman. The ushers she often crept mental and educational develop- of red and white. Her mother d desire was to out of her little said, cater to world-famous ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles were Mike and Jeff Green, bro- bed at night ment of the young people it wore a double knit dress in a and tiptoed people in all walks of life who Allen Green of Belleville, 11- thers of the bride, and Dave bigger success downstairs to join works with, and plans for a floral pattern with orange trim, her parents and their Medical Center for reasons known only to them- limes, formerly of Fulton, anti Shafer. de of the United friends, for prenatal re- while the bridegroom's mother selves, want to startling them with KENTUCKY'S FAIREST--Miss Kentucky 1972, keep secret their David Charles Anderson, son of Following the ceremony, a detailed search. was attired in a lavender and finances. ? total at televi- knowledge of their personal Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Ander- reception was held in the church white knit shift. Mrs. Jack Speight, Ilion dollars. lives, and events to come. Because of her work with president son of Belleville, Illinois, ex- Fellowship Hall, Contests were enjoyed by the of the B & PW Club children both personally and presided changed wedding vows in a Miss Debbie DuHadway kept guests with the winners presen- over the Today with her psychic gift through Children To Children, meeting and then in- candlelight setting at two o'- the guest register while Miss y of his earnest ting their prizes of household "I Love To Compete And Win" troduced Mrs. honed to a degree of super- Jeane Diem was selected in 1969 Ruth Scott who clock in the afternoon on Sat- Karen Fry, Miss Crys Car- the close of the items to the honoree. was program sensitivity, public demands on as the recipient of the Sixth chairman for the urday, August 19, 1972, in the rescia, Miss Connie Abbott and Delicious refreshments of evening. sanctuary he many, many her time and talent far surpass Annual 'Woman Of The World' Says Miss Ky. In Atlantic City of the Winstanley Miss Cindy Hicks served from coconut crunch balls, tiny Guests telethon what it her availability. Added to her Award given by International attending the meeting Baptist Church in Belleville. the bridal table. cheese biscuits, homemade By Shanna She still enjoys playing Tuesday night were: many radio and television guest Orphas, Inc. of Los Angeles to Columbus Mesdames The Reverend James M. Guests for the wedding from thanks to his mints in the shape of roses football, Peggy Smith, al appearances, personal inter- •an understanding woman work- State News Bureau softball and tennis, Obera Johnson, Haupt perfor med the r triton were Mr.and Mrs. Rich- and wedding bells, salted nuts Kenneth double ring total, he asked views and lectures at major ing unselfishly with children.' and shooting pool. Hastings, Betty Hod- ceremony. ard Willey, grandparents of the and iced angel cake were served ges, Hubert Wright, civic functions andconventions, LOUISVILLE, Ky.--How And surprisingly, three days Nell Lowe, bride, Mr. and Mrs. Harold unce it himself, with punch to the guests by Mrs. Bob The bride chose her sister, a r e autograph sessions In April 1970, Mrs. Diem after winning Craven, Virginia Crawford, Williamson, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Griffin and her co-hostess, does a 19-year-old coed react the state title, Miss Ellen Green as maid of his eyes and a throughout the country on be- received the International L'- Elizabeth Darnell, Judy Le- mac Williamson and Mrs. Wal- Mrs. Charles Richardson. The to her own promotional trip to neighbors found the new Miss honor. Mrs. Bill Butts, sister half of her books: "Jeane Dixon Enfant Award from the Holy Fervre and Mrs. McBride. lace Ashby, he nine million table, overlaid with a gold cloth, New York and than a jaunt to Kentucky cutting the grass and of the groom, was the brides- --My Life and Prophecies' and Family Foundation of Los An- After their wedding trip to flying confetti was centered with an arrange- Atlantic City to vie for the washing the new car she had maid. The groom's niece, Miss 'Reincarnation geles.. . . in recognition of Paris Landing, Tennessee, the and Prayers To ment of daisies and candles and won in Barbie Leask was the flower ie workers, Mr, her work for the Miss America crown? the pageant newlyweds are at home at Live By', published by William children of Son Of Former girl. the world.' accentuated with clusters of If you're Carolun Walters, Carolyn also is an avid ging his mother. daisies spaced at intervals in The groom chose his brother, Miss Kentucky 1972—the clock collector and enjoys 9Decatur,catur,V2 WIllinois,est°dStreetWo whereboth in chosen by the the lace edging. Jim Anderson as best man and g HAppy BIRTHDAY, In October 1969, Mrs. Dixon University of Louisville crocheting afghans. Her Residents Is are attending Milliken Univer- received the Mrs. Virgil Mills of Obion, his brother-in-law, Bill Butts, say. cular dystrophy first International sophomore who'll be taking crocheting has been Loreto Award from the Loreto grandmother of the bridegroom, that trip and appearing in the postponed, however, while she 11 Never Walk The News takes pleasure in Shrine in Italy for Christian was the special guest among Wed In Indiana some 15 persons attending. national pageant— you're is making booties for her Mason Conductor notion abruptly wishing the following friends service to mankind and The First Baptist Church of anxious to be off. sister-in-law who will soon Sergeant Brown f stage. 'Happy Birthday': for •. . .uplifting the hearts LEXINGTON VISITORS Greensburg, Indiana, was the of men.' "I want to get there," the present Miss Kentucky with Rosemary Mr. and Mrs. Andy Batts and setting at seven o'clock in the Of MSU Orchestra Rice, Richard pretty brunette said. "Then, I her first niece or nephew. Wins I deep felt emo- little daughter Amanda arrived evening on Saturday, August 19, Award For Bodker, Betty Bennett Denny, In 1968, 1969 and 1970, Jenne Does she think she'll long week-end can completely relax. Once fare for the marriage of Miss Patri- Neale B. Mason, associate as Jerry Lewis September 7; Homer Croft, Me- Diem was named as one of the 'Ibursday for a there, everything's scheduled well in the Miss America cia Ann Evans, daughter of Mr. professor of music at Murray Lissa Carol Elkins, September •Twenty Most Admired Women visit with his parents Mr. and Aiding Unit he really is. Be- and that's that, there's nothing Pageant? and Mrs. Ray Evans, Jr., of State University, 8; Dub Johnson, Patricia Bod- In the World.' Mrs. Robert Betts and other has been Carolyn flashed a smile and Greensburg and William W. named conductor of his time and ker, Mrs. Lelia Mae MeKein•Y, relatives and friends. else you can do! I just hate the of the Murray Staff Sergeant Calvin 0. i,resPonded, itervey, son of Mr. and Mrs. Shelley Owens,Toby Preeti, Author ef gettatg,ready . part.- "If I don't,I won't State , University Symphony Brown, son of Mr. suel Mrs. Lewis is'indeed OF- a daily column Bernard C. Harvey, Greens- Nedra Ward, Jimmy Glyifn carried by over 300 newspapers Preparing for the Atlantic come home. Most Kentuckians Orchestra. Oscar Brown of Fairfield, Flo- burg, formerly of Fulton. Richard W. &tie • tan Ramsey, September 9; Mark both in the United States and FLYING IN City trip involves much more are ready for a Miss America Farrell, chair- rida, has been recognized for The Reverend Charles Bax- can offer. Just Pearcey, Bobby McKinney,Joel abroad, Mrs. Dixon says •I Zee W.,Pigue, of Palos Verdes, winner." man of the music department, helping his Strategic Air Com- for a state titleholder than one ter officiated at the double ring Anthony Nabors, September 10; find that if I pray California, brother of the late made the announcement and mand (SAC) wing earn the U. S. could be made every morn- realizes, Carolyn admits. ceremony. Mrs. Shelton Owens, Lucy And- ing as though everything de- Bentes Pigue flew 'in fronv Lit- commented that he is "happy Air Force Outstanding Unit Running through her The bride's hcreer attendant Irosis, arthritis, rews, Kerry Brent Work, Mrs. panda upon Ale Rock, Ark. Thureday for he to have a musician of profes- Award. God, and then go typical weekly schedule, she Summer was her sister, Miss Linda more famous Kelley Lowe, Billy Owens,Sep- out and work as though every- visit in the home of Mrs. ale- MSU sional background to accept the Seargeant Brown is a supply described such Evans. Serving as bridesmaids assignment tember 11; Charles McMorris; thing depends upon me, bles- rneMe Pigue. Mr. Pigue, will preparations as so that the quality specialist with the 351st Stra- wholehearted- were Miss Deborah Hamer and September 12; Jimbo Huffine, sings come beyond all telling! visit other Pigue in en route three-hour-long voice lessons of the entire string program, tegic Missile Wing at Whiteman Quarter Dean's Miss Lisa Harvey, sister of the and therefore the quality auses. Sherrie McKinney, Lera Nu- It is a very workable for- to a businefs trip to the East with her Louisville music of the AFB, Missouri. The wing re- groom, both of Greensburg. orchestra, gent, September 13. mule. .why not try it!" teacher, Carolyn Grosse. will continue to ceived the award for excep- coast. Miss Janet Evans, sister of may have once And there are additional List Announced grow.' tionally meritorious service the bride, served as flower girl Mason, whose evening rehearsals extensive from July 1969 through June a great corned- with Bill and Jim Evans, brother of the background the Alsop brothers who gave a Students qualifying for the includes study and 1971. knows Hamilton, director, and Bill bride, was the ring bearer. experience in the r not he party for the Connecticut dele- Dean's List for the summer orchestral The 351st was cited for over- Taylor, orchestra leader for Attending the groom as best field, emphasized that the himself an avid Letter From Washington gation. Among the guests were quarter at the University of or- all mission performance and ef- the Miss Kentucky Pageant, all man was Captain James Harper chestra Governor and Mrs. Rockefeller, Tennessee at Martin have been is open to people from fectiveness during the two-year By to prepare her for the talent of Bloomington, a fraternity throughout the area Henry Kissinger, and more announced by Henry C. Allison, --parti- award period. The wing was brother. Groomsmen were cularly stringed instrument newspaper friends. Then, sped competition in Atlantic City. dean of admissions and records. recognized for 10 years of ac- Mrs. John Sherman Cooper James Harvey of Boston, musicians. to the Atlantis after the conven- Each contestant's talent Academic honor is given to cident-free operations, for win- Hon to meet my husband as the Massachusetts, uncle of the Noting that rehearsals are ning top honors as the best mis- HTS MEMORIES OF MIAMI-- Est, and a party stalwart from presentation, comprises 50 per students who carry at least 12 Kentucky delegation groom, and Roy Middendorf, held two evenings each sile wing in SAC for 1971, for Cannot remember when a group Rochester, New York. had ar- cent of her cumulative score hours of credit during the quar- Greensburg. week, Mason encouraged string capturing rig only at each of Republicans have had such a ranged a surprise birthday leading to the Miss America ter and whose grade point aver- the coveted Blanchard Mrs. Harvey was graduated in players--whether faculty mem- good time. We all knew who our Monday, Gardner Cowles of party for him. It was a wonder- age ranges from 3.0 to 4.0 Trophy in the 1971 Missile Com- together in the title 1970 from Greensburg High bers, students candidates would be and there Cowles Publications gave a big ful birthday. Mary O'Hare from (ranging from an all-B to an or musicians who bat Competition and for scoring Carolyn, who began singing School and is presently attend- play merely for personal were no real arguments except lunch for a glorious group whose Lexington, had motored all the all-A average). Part-time and en- high on operational readiness with her church choir, will ing Indiana University, Mr. joyment--to in the Rules Committee. So the brains and power came from a way from Kentucky with country graduate students are not in- contact him to ells- inspections. perform a rendition of Harvey, a 1970 graduate of cuss the possibility of rest of us simply enjoyed cross section of this country. ham and beaten biscuits and cluded on the Dean's List. becoming Sergeant Brown will wear 1, and still likes Greensburg High, is presently an orchestra member. Miami's tropical summer and Senators, Governors, pub- produced a delicious birthday "Rock a-Bye Your Baby" as Among the students whoqual- a distinctive service ribbon ass an assistant manager at Mc- the feeling that we were back- lishers, Secretary of State and cake. We were both so touched her talent in the national tiled for the Dean's List during permanent decoration to mark Donald's in Bloomington while ing a winning ticket. wife, and writers all enjoyed and pleased that it was very contest, the same number that summer quarter at UT Mar- his affiliation with the unit. the attending Indiana University Arrived Saturday and dined at the sunshine, bouillabaisse and late when we got back to our helped her capture the Miss from this area are: The sergeant is a 1958 gra- realize it may tin where he is affiliated with Tau a colossal razzle dazzle dinner- cold buffet at tables decorated apartment in Miami, having Kentucky crown SOUTH FULTON: Mary Jo- duate of North Marion High Kappa Epsilon fraternity. Hello World School, Reddick, Florida. His dance given at the Playboy Plaza with lovely garden flowers. My been up since 7.30 that morn- Also included in her weekly hanna Butts, Bonita Burrow By- Hotel. The 1,000 guests sat at table was the improbable ing. num, Pamela Dame, Lane B. wife, Lucy, is the daughter of activities are modeling classes, PLACE IN SHOW Mrs. Frank Greer of round tables in the moonlight meeting place of Governor and Douglas, Carmen Sue Gardiner, Congratulations to: Route 2, o make." The last day, we decided not shopping in every store "four Both brother and London, Kentucky. and ate an improbably good din- Mrs. Rockefeller, John Kenneth James Paul Johnson, Lionel sister plac- Mr. and Mrs. Jerry M r s . to go to Governor Reagan's or five times" and personal ed Rober- ner, Our host, the super-rich Galbraith, William Buckley, Dean McCollum, Sheila Berme in the Carlisle County Horse son, Brown's father, J. E. Travil- party on a yacht so we could Crutchfield, on the birth insurance magnate from Chi- John Alsop, National Commit- appearances both statewide McKinney, Michael Gwynn Mil- Show in Arlington on Monday, of a lien, resides on Route 4, Fulton, or something." arrive early at the convention baby boy on Sunday, Sep- cago, Clement Stone, was a gay teeman for Connecticut, his and nationally to gain poise ner, David Jones Newton. Don September 4. in the pony 48" tember Kentucky. hall and avoid the terrible trou- 3 at 6:18 a.m. He weighed beige suit and brother the columnist Joe Al- and self-assurance Mack Reed, Susan Carol War- and under and 12 years and un- 6 pounds little fellow in a bles that plagued the Kentucky and 6 ounces. climb in became sop, whose different political Appearing in the Miss ren. der class. Irene Templeton, Mr. and Don Frankel says his tobac- never black ruffled shirt who delegation coming from the At- Mrs. Ronnie Wiggins, Master Ceremonies, and economic views and good America Pageant, however, FULTON; Larry Sims Alex- placed first in the division and South conist friend isn't up to snuff the of in- lantis. Some of the demonstra- is Fulton, on the birth of a troducing television stars humor made it the gayest in the ander, Mary Jane Cannon. Boyd Templeton, placed fourth. baby girl on that a gra‘eyard near his and tors had singled out the At- far from being a frightening Saturday, Septem-and etzsche figures accompanied house. Also saw the Restons HICKMAN: Sheila Don Hay- Their parents are ber 2 operating with a skel- political lantis for their destructive ac- thing to the state's fairest Mr. and Mrs. at 12:00 noon.She weighed home is from the New York Times, the nes. Tom Templeton. 7 pounds by an Hawaiian band. After pre- tivities. They tore down the lady--it's all part of a little and 3 ounces. eton staff Art ? with his corn- senting Campaign Chairman Buchwalds, the American pictures of the President and girl's dream. Ambassador Britain Clark MacGregor who made a to Great Vice President, knocked out two he hears a dif- Mrs. Annenberg, the Mar- "I've always stayed up to short victory talk, and a few and of Dr. Barton's teeth--he is the with great ex- quis the Ronald Rea- watch the pageant on to the music he others, he then, Childs, husband of our National Com- citement, exclaimed,'And now, gens, Clare Booth Luce—you television,' Carolun confessed, .2a#gle4S ar away." mittee woman from Corbin, and 40ut they all I will give you the outstanding name them—and were burned two buses in front of the "and I've always thought—`just Party, man of the Republican there. hotel so it was impossible for think, if I could be there.'' ioreau Clark MacGregor.' Startled — YOUT Problems Bring Answen,- afternoon, Mr. and Mrs. many of the delegates to get Quite naturally, the MacGregor explained he had That Swenson gave a reception at the out. Undaunted, Congressman Louisville native said she Just made a speech and impro- Dear Ann Landers: My hus- him for awhile he criticizes my nancies ended in miscarriage. Like Bath Club with a beautiful view Carter and another valiant enjoys entertaining. I've have the advantage. many vised by doing a hula dance with band and I just returned from a driving and yells the whole Both times we had the name problems, this one could solve of the Atlantic, for the Diplo- group of Kentuckians walked to always liked to sing in front of one of the Hawaiian enter- ten-day trip that I will call a time. After an hour, my head Brian picked out and were very itself. Has If occurred to you matic Carps which had come the convention hall. In time, the people. I can tainers. The only sad people remember the 'vacation' for lack of a better feels like a block of concrete. disappointed when I lost the that your child, or hers, might down from Washington for the whole Kentucky delegation WRS were the poor bunnies, the first time I performed in a pop word. Actually it was hell in I hate these annual driving babies. Now we are so thrilled girl? Convention. After that, we went filled. John Kerr gave me an be a Playboy symbol, who were hud- concert at school (Thomas an automobile. When two high- trips and have suggested that that at long last we are going • • • to an enormous reception that alternate ticket and I was over- dled on the edge of the pool in Jefferson High School). I strung, short-tempered people we take separate vacations. In to have our Brian. Senator and Mrs. Percy gave joyed to be on the convention loved Dear Ann Landers: Keeping their tragic little costumes. It the applause. are incarcerated in a car for fact it would be a vacation for My husband's brother's wife people alive with drugs, tubes, I I for the Illinois delegation. By floor again. I even moved up , Is grotesque to see pretty young 12 hours a day at a stretch, me if he'd go alone and leave is five-months pregnant. She needles, blood plasma me- that time, it was too late to to his seat in the delegation "I love to compete and girls dressed up as animals. one begins to consider the ad- me at home. I don't care where announced yesterday that they chanical devices and Sc cc. is DearnetrOnt go to another colossus given by when he went back to the hotel win.' They reminded one of circus vantages of murder. he goes, with whom or how long have decided to name their baby NOT wrong. God takes everyone Republican Leader Gerald to rescue his two daughters Carolyn attributes much of s in dogs walking on their hind feet the My husband thinks of a trip he stays. He won't hear of it. knows neatly dressed be- who had been stranded during Brian. I am furious. She when he is ready to tido them. Ford, as the Convention was her competitive spirit to her as the shortest distance I MUST go. and dark brief case. wearing clothes. Generous and the difficulties. We walked all be- we had our hearts set on that Your advice borders on the sac- expansive, ginning. two older married brothers, tween two points. He takes Be a referee, please. Let him Is.) News Advertiser Mr. Stone gave over the floor seeing friends name and I think it is Just rot- rilegious.---Dallas Reader everyone a paperweight with a The protests also began that Gary, 21, and Ray, 22. charge—bossing, bullying, see what he looks like in the ten of her to copy us. nate yesterday unani from different states and back Dear Dallas: Sorry, but a picture of himself on it as a night and though there were not "When I was little I barking orders and making de- paper.---Never the Champion Should we name our baby infirmed the rcappor to our places for the nomina- great many terminally-ill pa- souvenir of the evening. over 3,000 zipples, they were competed with them mands. He will tolerate no In Tennessee Brian anyway, or should !come of the State Wale tion speeches. When Chairman tients are forced to vegetate Sunday, We went over to meet fiercer and uglier than before constantly," she said. browsing, no time to enjoy any- right out and tell her how I feel? 'sOirector....—Sa Gerald Ford introduced the Sec- (I hesitate to use the word the Kentucky delegation at the police had a hard time thing, no opportunity to learn. Dear Never: I cast my vote --Plagiarized In Pittsburgh live) and the retary of Interior, *the Honor- "The three of us used to because even Chninkle. Atlantis Hotel and then on to a open for the He even resents it when I ask with you, Lady. I think your though God was keeping the gates able Thruston, I mean, Rogers play football a lot, with my ready--the series of receptions including him to stop so I can use a rest husband should go by himself relatives weren't. n-Magnuson Spit o delegates. Morton,' we all burst out laugh- being the center for both Dear Pitt: So what's the mat- There room. He'll pull off the road for and let you spend those ten days is a great deal to be one billed as "Democrats for Tuesday, the ladies went to an ing. ter wtth having two Br tans in the linens. in OlyelPill teams. Of course, 1 always at home. said for death with dignity. Nixon,' given by the Leo enormous lunch given for Mrs. lunch or supper at the crum- And while you're there, family? Cousins often have the • • • mpian. and ended up getting crushed." Chernes in their garden with a Nixon at the Fountainbleu and The Vice President miest dives you can imagine. why don't you do some writing? same name since sons and dau- Discover how lobe date bait riety of subjects the Although pretty marquee near the bay. that night my husband had to President made two of the best extremely busy M home he wouldn't think of love the way you put words frequently wish to honor and covered by cable tele ghters without falling hook, line Saw a lot of Republicans but walk to the convention in the speeches they have ever given. with her new role, Carolyn eating in a greasy-spoon joint together. a deceased parent or grand- sinker. Ann Landers' booklet, ! said, is almost need • • • aside from our host and hostess, rain on account of the demon- The atmosphere was one of eup- confided she likes to do things but when we're on vacation any- parent by naming a descendant 'Dating Do's And Don'ts," will iumbus Dispatch. only Identified two actual Demo- strators and I was not able to horia, everyone happy and sure not normally associated with thing is good enough. Dear Ann: I'm 8 1/2 months after him or her. help you be more poised and nom graduated from crats. Max Lerner, the column- get in at all, so had dinner with of a big win in November. beauty queens. If I take the wheel to relieve pregnant. Two previous preg- Since you deliver first, you'll sure of yourself on dates. High School and State College. He h a with IBM. Rocheqer Minnesota Tribune P-4 Fulton Co. News, Thursday, Sept. 7, 1972 CONGRATULATIONSI WEATHER REPORT English Test Congratulations to CI i nt HOSPITAL NEWS Thompson who was recently (From current readings and commissioned a Kentucky Col- were To Be Held records of Jim Hale, South The following persons Correct Claim Number onel. The well-known Illinois patients in Fulton's hospitals Central engineer recently re- Fulton.) on Wednesday, September 6: September 9 tired after 47 years of service Insures Faster Payment with the IC. AUGUST 1972 Jones an- HILLVIEW The Cooperative English Test Congressman Ed by Medicare one 65 and over. "Request for Word was received by The --a requirement for admission People covered High Low Precip. nounced in Washington that on Union. Payment' forms shout 1 be sent afternoon that Date Margaret Edwards, to the teacher education pro- can assure faster payment of News Tuesday Friday, September 8, at 9 a.m. Metropolitan Life CLASSIFIED ADS former 1 93 65 .00 City; Betty Ray, Tuscaloosa, be given at Murray their medical insurance claims to Medlo Lawrence Yates, a he would visit the Wealcley gram-will 90 70 .00 Alabama; Alberta Laws, Pal- Saturday, Sep- if they make sure their cor- Insurance, 1218 Harrodsburg 81 F'ulton resident, was seriously 2 County Courthouse in Dresden. State University CARD OF THANKS Cen- 70 .00 mersville; Hunter Bennett, rect claim number is on the Road, L ?Ain't on, Kentucky St burned In an accident near 3 92 The Congressman has made tember 9. We wish to thank our rela- 05 Hershel Hicks, Pilot Testing form, according to a spokes- 40504, the healzh insurance or- tralia, Illinois Sunday evening 4 78 70 visits to the County Wingo; Robert Rowan of the tu regular Lucy, Josephine social security ganization that handles Med- tives, neighbors and friends for is in the intensive care unit 5 88 Oak; Fred Center at the university said man for the to and Courthouses in his district payments for medical every act of kindness and con- in Cen- .70 Garrison, Rachel Sanger, Hick- the free test will be adminis- office in Padorah. icare de at St. Mary's Hospital 6 93 68 since being elected to Congress Kentucky. the illness end man; Vicki Wiggins, Irene ballroom of the Use of the wrong claim num- services rendered in cern during tralia. 7 83 613 .02 in March 1969. •Visiting the tered in the mother. Grogan, South Fulton; Mary Student Union Build- ber, or omission of the number Medicare is administered by ne death of our beloved His condition Tuesday eve- 8 90 60 86 Courthouses gives me a chance Waterfield King, Joe Lee Beard, Louise times--8 a.m., entirely, is responsible for one the Social Security Administra- th V‘e express special apprecia- ning was described as critical. 9 82 to renew many old friendships ing at three Patrick, Beverly Miller,- Bill a.m. of every three delays in the tion of t'ae U S. Department an tion for your visits, prayers, Yates formerly worked as 10 89 and to keep in touch with my 9:30 a.m., and II McIntosh, Cecil Wilkins, Ful- that a student may payment of mectital- insurance of Heal'h, Education, and Wel- letters. cards, food contribu- foreman for Kentucky Utilities 11 54 constituents--I enjoy it, he He added ton. the test at any me of the claims. he said. fare. 19 tions, floral offerings, and as- Company when that company op- 12 94 said. take prior registra- 'Your health insurance claim sistance in any way. Thanks erated the electrical dis- Congressman, who lives times without PLEDGES FRATERNITY ci 13 96 The number Identifies your claim tribution system here. His a FULTON tion. Application for admission Johnny Campbell. son of Mr. WE also to the doctors and nurses 14 97 67 .00 In Yorkville and maintains pay- were educated in the to teacher education training when you request Medicare of Ur of the Fulton Hospital, to Rev. children 15 92 69 .30 small apartment in Washington, and Mrs. John Joe Campbell Edmond Clark, Audie Rus- be made at the time of the ment on bills for medical ser- Moreland and Rev. schools here and he was active is concerned because many rep- may Fulton, and a sophomore at the Jimmy 18 96 66 .00 Wingo, Fred Evans, Union vices," the social security re- as a Scoutmaster and in many resentatives and Senators can sell, test. University of Mississippi, Ox- Gt Frank Ward, to singers Mrs. 17 98 Ingram, Millie stu- sa.d. "If you put other youth fields. He left Ful- visit with City; Carmel Rowan said the following presentative Cl Eugene Howard and Mr. J. C. 18 102 71 .00 not find the time to Reeves, ford, recently pledged Sigma about seven or eight years Tarver, Clinton; Jessie dents must take the test to meet a wrong number--or don't enter Se and to Mr. and Mrs. ton the people they represent. He NII flitter nity. He is a member Sugg, for the 19 100 71 .00 Dukedom; Marie Roberson, a number-on a 'Request for ago and worked remarked that without seeing requirements: of the Ole Miss golf team. Se James Needham and staff of 20 103 70 .20 Neal Little, Crutchfield, who plan to Medicare Payment' form, a Hickman-Fulton RECC at Clin- his constituents personally he Mrs. -All sophomores tw Hombeak Funeral Home. Your - .00 Georgia King, Lessie King, preparation saarch for your correct num- ton before going to his present 21 98 68 could never be sure he was rep- follow the teacher Na kind words of encouragement, .66 Laird, Estelle Heflin; Ethel ber is necessary. The search employer, the Illinois Light and 22 96 70 resenting their views correctly. Jan program; an comfort, and help to us during .11 Westpheling, David Holloway, Juniors and seniors who can delay your payment.' tor Power Company. 23 88 66 'This is why I always spend -All S. P. MOORE & CO this great sadness will always sources, South Fulton; Hollard Bell, Eula get teacher certificates The health insurance claim gri According to news 24 96 67 .03 every possible minute in the plan to be remembered with love. May scene of Brown, W. H. Campbell, Alma not yet taken the number appears on the card Yates was called to the 25 90 70 .30 district,' he said. and who have 141 Broadway, Smith Putted gr Pearlie Holderfteld, issued to everyoae ..overol iiy God bless you. an accident near CentraliaSun- 26 88 71 .00 Representative Jones urged Corum, test; of Mrs Milner Neely, Pearl Newton, condi- Medicare. It has nine digits and Phone 479-le1i The Family day evening to clear downed 27 84 61 .00 by the Court- Beulah -All persons admitted Se] everyone to drop Rice, Ruth E.(Vera) Byrd. power lines for the Power com- Jessie Page, Myrtle tionally into the teacher pre- a symbol, such as A, B, F2. Inlaid Fa 28 90 .00 house to discuss the issues and Fly, -.Armstrong Linoleum pany and accidentally came in Terry, Myra Hodge, Joe paration program pending com- It should be copied-including Te 29 92 64 .00 problems facing Tennesseans and Tile SALE Stereo Console, -voltage line, Fulton. test. the symbols--onto the designa- -Vinyl FOR contact with a high 30 94 65 .00 and the nation. pletion of the Ha 688.26. With AM-FM radio, severe burns. of a speech and hear- ted blank on the 'Request for -Deena end McGee Cornelia, the suffering 31 93 64 .00 Notice large 12-inch, four-speed pro- proficiency test, also re- Medicare Payment' form. cis SEPTEMBER 1972 ing -Upttelstorine, Modern and fessional type turntable with quired for entrance into the The medical insurance part Set Bulldogs 98 66 .00 Antique automatic shut-off. Must see Asked To teacher preparation program, of Medicare helps pay for doc- Continued from page one 2 86 65 .01 Highway Department to appreciate. $8828 cash or will be given at the time of the tor bills and many other med- -Viking Kitchen Carpeting rez penalty. 3 74 66 .01 easy terms can be arnanged. clipping Cooperative English Test. ical expenses for almost every- was disappointed', said 4 77 61 .01 For free home trial call Paris, 'I Remove Abandoned "Junkers" 642-7494 collect. Coach Terry Beadles, . But 5 82 57 ...... 00...... Tennessee, determine the num- I think we have the type of Regulations affecting aband- underway to ber of signs involved and to ap- 1972 Singer Zig- boys that will come back and AWARDED SCHOLARSHIP oned junk cars have been for- Folk and Craft WIl FOR SALE praise the extent of non-com- Anne we're planning on a good game Miss Linda Stokes, daughter warded to the Legislative Re- of Zag in beautiful Queen based on this week.' Mrs. W. B. Stokes search Commission by the pliance. Regulations ur( cabinet. This machine with no of Air. and to the Red Devils meet Dyer Highway Department, it was an- this study will be sent Festival To Be ter attachments needed, will The of Fulton, has been awarded extra for nounced last week. Legislative Research Commis- County tonight at Newbern a Pacemaker Scholarship of bei make button holes, sew, on but- later this year. the second game of the season. by Taylor Commissioner Charles Pry- sion tons; monogram, plus many 82.50.00 donated federal legislation September 13 or, Jr. explained the regulations Earlier Ke designs. $79.4 Chevrolet-Buick for the 1972-73 states re- fancy creative THE FUNNY PAPERS are based man act of the 1972 provtded bonuses for the For free home academic year at the Univer- Interstate 75 performers and ar- (ash or terms. Thomson is a law book legislature allowing his depart- gulating signing on Some an call sity of Tennessee at Martin. states will be trial without any obligation residing in Orford, N.H., a ment to remove and dispose of highways. To date Kentucky has lists from nine ha( eligible for, the second annual Paris, 'Tennessee, 642-7494 col- tiny community across the Junk cars left on the state's received, or is featured in IT1U than Folk and Craft Fes- lect. Connecticut River from Ver- TO HAVE BAKE SALE right-of-way. The proposed re- bonuses totaling more $1.5 Belknap me tival September 13 through Sep- mont-Washington Post. The Business and Profession- gulations, which the Commis- million. Ch said, *The tember 16 at the University of FOR SALE new 8-bedroom CLASSIFIED AD: Killful al Women's Club will sponsor sion has been asked to register, Pryor programs are developing will Louisville's main campus. home, 2 baths, fully equipped Driser-Will drive your car to a bake sale Friday, September provide for pick-ups either by which we stir result in safer and more attrac- The festival, sponsored by kitchen, dishwasher, garbage west coast. Terms open.- 8, at the Fulton Bank in Ful- the Department's own forces or in live roadsides on our highway u of Lis Union for Student disposal, plenty of closet Washington Post. ton and the Farmers Exchange by contractors. They allow the Jai sy‘esr tem.Werismg recognizetercoolga an imaadry- music,Activities (USA). will have folk space. Central air and heat. Bank in South Fulton. The sale same options for disposing of so' controls primary hand-made crafts and Olose to school and shopping Three out ot every five United will start at 9 a. m. and con- the Junkers. grs roads will create problems for arts to be displayed through- center. Located on Circle Drive States exporters have fewer bank closing time. The new statue assigns re- Kit tinue until businesses and institu- Belknap Campus at U of L. 'Fulton. Call 478-2883. sponsibility to the State Police some out Mr in South than 100 employe!. deal with workshops and for identifying abandoned ve- tions. We intend to All displays, ton Most hicles and to the Highway De- these problems sensibly and demonstrations are free. Mr of the partment for getting rid of them, with full regard for the various events will be outside Lui Pryor said. interests involved.' University Center. 0. craftsmen He commented, The regula- "We have about 15 and all tions we have proposed will al- and 60 performers from thr to the low the Highway Department to across the nation coming Tat Pat Otto, undertake an aggressive cam- Siegel Votes festival,' said Miss my festival. "Last paign for eliminating these eye- chairman of the Inc a whole sores from Kentucky's road,- year the festival ran S Hour,4 -Day the con- sides. However," be said, 'dig week, but we hope Tin year will 1972 Act does not extend beyond centrated activity this bee the public right-of-way. We will Work Week make it better.' Re, from as not be able to remove Junkers Participants, some Re, Mir :ft Employees at the Siegel plant York and Wis- yours today from Cable TV. Aet from private property, however far away as New Into A fantastic savings opportunity Is in South Fulton began an exper- absolutely free a offensive they may be visually.' consin, will offer everything Cable TV outlet put In your home imental 4-day, 40-hour work cer and you can have a normal Department is from Bluegrass music to mac- service can be disconnect- He said the adopted on a no contract - no obligation. The week this week, (knot-tied designs). of chaige. There's Ot also developing plans to extend rame ken the time to try. Take advantage trial basis for the next two events ed at anytime without charge. Now Is its control of roadside adver- Almost all Festival Tho today. months. Installation offer and order Cable TV to more than 3,700 miles are free. The only charge is this one-of-a-kind free tising Frank Woolf, manager of the Las of primary highways. The roads for the nightly Folk Festival South Fulton plant, told The loa involved are those included in in the Red Barn. That charge News that, although the 4-day The Federal Aid Primary Sy- will be $1. However, tickets for work week has been success- stem. Advertising devices on all four nights of the Belknap fully adopted in other parts of Interstate Highways and Park- Folk Festival will cost $3.00 the country, he believed this ways have been regulated by if purchased at the same time. to be a 'first' for West Ten- me the Department since 1962. nessee or Western Kentucky, the Federal authorities have re- Purchases of organic foods In adding that the employees them- Wa given notice that penalty 1972 are expected to be at least cently selves voted to give it a try. day of the 1965 Federal four times greater than in 370. clauses Under the plan, sewing room Highway Beautification Act may employees will work from 7:00 189 be invoked if the Commonwealth a. m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday not take effective steps does through Thursday with a morn- CATTLE AND Fe: come into compliance with to ing break, a half-hour oft for the Act which covers primary the lunch and an afternoon break. LIVESTOCK net The penalty provided highways. Cutting room employees will of ten-percent of the state's is work from 7:00 2.M. to 6.00 C hr of federal aid. BUYERS apportionment p.m. Monday through Thursday, set current year this could For the with a morning break, an hour fro to $5.8 million in Ken- WE NEED MEN amount for lunch and an afternoon ten tucky. break. IN THIS AREA. investigation is now An There are 267 employed at the Train to buy cattle, bet Henry I. Siegel South Fulton tint School Days plant. sheep and hogs. the heedr front pageef r theCironttaintu We will train qualilled men with some Fes for the livestock experience For :seal lic RECC. The boys are the grand- SERVICE NOTES internew, write today including the sons of Mr.and Mrs. Roy Spicer Complete background, address, wht o: and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Carl- Navyman Thomas R. Car- and phone number. ing .. Hays • ton, all of Hickman. rington, nephew of Mrs. mo Ful- Todd Eddington is the son of Bryan of 406 Arch Street, WESTERN MEAT PACKERS who from Mr. and Mrs. Hugh "Bo' Ed- ton, Kentucky, graduated TRAINING, INC. sto Naval ': dington, Route I. Be works for recruit training at the 4318 abodenci, Sail Antonio. Texas 78228 the Orlando. the Goodyear Tire Company and Training Center in Leo Linda, their mother, is em- plaoionyed cbityy.Salant and Salant in as Union Ful Todd is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Carlton and Mr. day INSTALLATION and Mrs. Charles Eddington. the All three youngsters are the Get gRroesaat. grandsons of Mrs. Lola Eat OFFER EXPIRES SEPT. 22, 1972 ter Last January, Mrs. Clyde me X*: (Margaret) Carlton decided it DIPLOMAT S 11.4 would be quite a treat to sur- ANGCOftOUBOI prise the boys with a real snow- MUST ball apiece on the afternoon of BBUSHED brushed the first day of September. Woks of The tin school last Friday, WO. Ma So, after Sheer luxury in a carefree holiday mood! greatbo\yester Dale and Todd had big and \de mo Shaun, Luxurious rooms, apartments. Tennis, sty1e yy\th Yy smiles on their faces as they Dacron aft, can bring you the full spectrum of new fall TV viewint shuffleboard ... golf .. . charter fishing the kash\oned Only Cable TV bites from their long- N\ 00010 \egs mu entertainment took big ... all the fabulous "re t's 11-channel, antenna-leas te!evialon at Its best will all your what boats with guides \n \s 1 awaited ice delights. And Only 65 miles corduroy fabr\c 2'06 rugged Nashville. Harrisburg, Cape Girardeau. Jackson. Daytona Beach attractions just minutes p\ush P°6

sday, Sept. 7, 1972 P-5 Fulton Co. News, Thursday, Sept. 7, 1972 Harold Hopkins in South Ful- funeral was Monday and his body and Mr. and Mrs. Pete Win- 81,543 Patents Spain's Energy Use • ROUTE THREE ton. was layed to rest in Oak Grove stead and Judy, Walter and Mike Mr. N. C. Dalton was a pa- Cemetery. Our sympathy to Winstead visited with Mr. and Issued Grows 9.2 Per Cent Mrs. Allow Williams Number tient in the Fulton Hospital a those left to mourn his passing. Mrs. Clemmie Barber Sunday WASHINGTON-The U.S. MADRID-1n 1971 Spain's de! patient in Hillview after few days last week from a cou- I was a church and enjoyed the Patent Office Issued 81,543 mand for energy grew 9.2 per DEATHS bumble bee stings. Hospital over last weekend. I dinner and visiting together. Mr. and Mrs. Evis Harris of ple of patents in 1971, with U.S. inven- cent, compared with an average Payment St. Charles, Missouri visited We were so glad to hear Mr. found out I have gall stones-- Mr. and Mrs. Conrad An- tors obtaining 58,003. West Ger- of 6 7,9- cent in recent years. In with Mrs. Harris' sister, Mrs. Harvey Vaughan's home after (that I didn't want). Thanks to tasiak, Mr. Jimmy Antasiak, i and over. "Request for mans led foreign inventors with the last four Pete Winstead and family the being in the hospital and having you who took time to visit, call Mrs. Dorothy Hopkins, Mr. Neal years solid fuels shouli be sent Mrs. Mary Sensing Jrit" forms T. D. Boaz first of last week and left there surgery. We do hope he can soon or send cards or remembered Jones and Mr. and Mrs. Ross 5,586. have lost ground while crude iiicaro, Metropolitan Life Mrs. Mary Harris Sensing, Thurmond DeWitt (T.D.) to visit another sister, Mrs. Edd be out and about again. me in any way while!was there. Williams visited Mr. and Mrs. oil, nuclear energy and natuiral nce, 1218 Harrodsburg 88, resident of 308 Fourth Boaz, 65, retired Illinois Cen- Freeman of the Hyndisner Com- Mrs. Gladys Cannon spent the May the good Lord always be Everett Williams Saturday. gas have been in greater de- 3x1ngton, Kentucky Engines L Street, died at 8.15 p.m. Sat- tral clerk and resident of Ful- munity in Tennessee. weekend with her son Larry good to you. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Wil- Fewer mand. insurance or- the health urday, September 2, at the Ful- ton, died at 8 a.m. Sunday, Our heart-felt sympathy to Cannon and family in Memphis I read in a paper that styles liams and Mr. and Mrs.Conrad Do More lion that handles Med- ton Hospital following September 3, at the Fulton Hos- Mrs. Jack Hicks and Mrs. Jim and all drove down in Mis- next year for men will be dres- Antasiak visited with Mrs. anexten- ST. LOUIS-With a third fewer Since 1961 payments for medicAl ded illness. pital following an extended ill- Burke in the loss of their com- sissippi to visit with Larry's ses with ruffles and high heel Lupie Haley and brother Tom the population of rendered in Kentucky. locomotives. U.S. railroads now the es Born in Dickson County, Ten- ness. panions last week. in-laws there. shoes--"I wondered why they Laswell a while Sunday evening. Federal Republic of Ger- administered by more gross many Beare is nessee, May 12, 1884, she was Born in East Prairie, Mis- Mr. and Mrs. Alvie Williams Mr. and Mrs. Everett Wil- didn't add ribbons." I talked to Mr. and Mrs. Keath Emily are handle 7 per cent has risen by 4.46 million cial Security Administra- souri, November 11, 1906, he with Mrs. Pernie a few men about these dresses lonely these ton-miles than in 1950. to a total of 60.649,196. the daughter of the late Gus A. visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ev- liams visited days as their little _ H the U. S. Department and Kathryn B. Thompson. was the son of the late Earl erett Williams Thursday after- Yates a while Friday after- and those I talked to didn't seem grandsons have returned to Wel- alth, Education, and A resident of Fulton since and Gussie Murray Boaz, and noon. noon. at all impressed. their home in Independence, 1938 and the widow of IC Spe- was a clerk for the ICRR for We are glad to report Mrs. Mr. and Mrs.Sonny Jones and Those visiting Mr. and Mrs. Missouri after spending six Greenfield iDGES FRATERNITY cial Agent W. A. Sensing, she 30 years. A resident of Fulton Paul Howard is home from the daughter, Dana, spent the week- Harold Hopkins Sunday after- weeks with them this summer. Monument Works - In my Campbell, son of Mr. was a member of the First for the past 44 years, he was hospital after several days end with Mrs. Jones' parents noon were Mr. and Mrs. Con- Operation 68 Years - a member of the Central Mr. Bushart in rad Antasiak, Mr. Jimmy An- II's. John Joe Campbell Of United Methodist Church. Church there and is getting along fine. and Mrs. Eddie INSURANCE TO VALUE: of Christ, Elks Lodge and Ro- tasiak, Mrs. Jack Haddad and * Large Display • 1, and a sophomore at the Survivors include four sons, Mr. and Mrs. Newman Croft Fulton. Each family should check its berts Lodge No. 172 F& AM. Timmy Foster fell out of a children, Lori, Christie and " Well Lighted At rsity of Mississippi, Ox- George A. and John O. Sensing, are having a new well put down insurance annually to make sure Night ' Charlotte, Tennessee, Louis W. Survivors include his wife, at their place. tree last Saturday and broke his Jackie, Mr. and Mrs. Everett recently pledged Sigma Howard, it has sufficient coverage in es ent Open Sunday Afternoons Sensing, South Fulton, and Enl Mrs, Verna Holland Boaz; a Mr. and Mrs. Everett Wil- arm and has been a patient in Williams, Mrs. Buton a ternity. He is a member of disaster, such as fire or wind- W. D. Powers Greenfield Sensing, Dickson, son, Holland Earl (Pal) Boaz, liams visited Mr.and Mrs. Paul the hospital in Memphis since. Mrs. Paula Thompson and dau- Ole Miss golf team. Tennessee, storm, the Allstate Safety Cru- two daughters, Mrs. Mary Mc- Bowling Green; three grand- Howard a while Friday after- I think he is doing fine now. ghters, Betty, Karen and Melva. Fulton Phone 235-2293. sade reminds us. When you add Nair, Mt. Olive, Mississippi, children, Gene DeWitt Boaz, noon. Mr. Dell Hendrix,formerly of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Thomp- Phone 4724853 furniture, improve your home or and Mrs. Marjory Petty, Ful- Richard Earl Boaz, and Zoos Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Anta- this community, passed away in son and girls spent the weekend ‘alues rising be- J. B. M.ANESS & SONS ton; seventeen grandchildren, 14 Dean Boaz, all of Bowling siak and Mr. Jimmy Antasiak Illinois Saturday and was with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Howard. just figure on P. MOORE & CO Greenfield, Tenn. great grandchildren and two Green; a brother, Richard Mur- of Detroit, Michigan spent the brought back to Dukedom to Mr. and Mrs. Revel Moody, cause of inflation, you need ad- great great ray Boaz, Memphis. weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Jackson's Funeral Home. The Mr. and Mrs. Everett Williams, ditional insurance protection' - Broadway, South Fulled grandchildren. ailliffl11111111, Services were held Monday, Services were held at 10a.m. Phone 479-11114 September 4, at 2 p.m. at Tuesday, September 5, at the Hornbeak motreng Inlaid Linoleum Fagan's Chapel near Charlotte, Funeral Chapel with Tennessee with the Rev. Brother Charles Houser offic- iy1 and Tilts Wil- liam G. Adams of Fulton and iating. Interment was in Boaz Chapel war and McGee Carmelite the Rev. Armstead Oates offt- Cemetery. ipalstoring, Modern and elating. Interment was in the Active pallbearers were Ro- Sensing Family Cemetery. bert Foy, Harold White, Charles Grandsons served as pallbea- Wright, John Verhine, Leonard [Mg Kitchen Carpeting rers. Hagan and R. H. Lambert. Mrs. Gessie Hicks Mrs. Nell Speight Mrs. Gessie Matt Hicks, 80, Mrs. Nell Speight, mother of Alzo Hicks and resident wife of Barney Speight of Hickman and p.m.Sat- of Fulton, died at 6.30 the grandmother of Mrs. Wilma urday, September 2, at McAlis- Wilbanks of Fulton, died at about ter Rest Home, where she had noon Sunday, September 3, in been a patient for the past year. Dyersburg. Born in Hickman County, Services were held at 2 p.m. Kentucky, July 10, 1892, she was Tuesday, September 5, at the daughter of the late John S. Ridgeway Funeral Home in and Mary Walker Bushart and Paris, Tennessee. Interment had been a resident of this com- was in Olive Branch Cemetery. munity all her life. She was a member of the Mt. Zion CP Church. CAYCE NEWS Besides her husband, to whom • she was married May 7, 1911 Mrs. J. W. Ammons X in Fulton, she leaves a son, 5. I James Hicks, Fulton, a grand- For his 87th birthday, Hugh son, Jimmy W. Hicks, Fulton, a Cruce and Mrs. Jessie Powell granddaughter, Mrs. Tommy of Union City, Mr. and Mrs. Kimbro, Clinton; three sisters, J. O. Cruce of Fulton, and Mrs. Mrs. Pansy Gardner, South Ful- Della Cruce were at Mr. Hor- ton, Mrs. Alma Bobler and ace Cruce's home near Wood- Mrs. Mary Mullins, both of land Mills for a very enjoyable Lutz, Florida, two brothers, day Wednesday. 0. L. Bushart, South Fulton, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Edelman of and Jesse Bushart, Detroit, St. Louis visited Mrs. Ella three great grandchildren, Freeze last week. Also Steve Tammy Lynn Hicks and Jim- and Sancta Burns of St. Louis my Dan Hicks, both of Fulton, spent the weekend with her. and Billy Kimbro, Clinton. Mr. and Mrs.flpward Pitmen ; Services were held at 2 p.m.*And . son, Garry, of Louisville Tuesday, September 5, at Horn- visited Mr. and Mrs. Turner NOW how aDout listening toilina qi 3,r I beak Funeral Chapel with the Pursell this weekend. We are Rev. Joe C. Gardner and the glad Turner was able to come More than a few things are troubling our cities, Rev. James Lawson officiating. home from the hospital Sunday. Interment was in Mt. Zion Irby Hammonds, W. A. Camp- our world, our souls. cemetery. bell and Rev. Sullivan are in the Sometimes, we raise our hands heavenward and say, Pallbearers were S. J. Wal- hospital. ker, Tommy Kimbro, Delbert Mrs. Billy Atwill is in the "When oh when are you going to change it all, Lord?" Thompson, Gene Gardner, Lourdes hospital at Paducah and And "changing it all" is just what He expects us to do! Larry Binford and J. C. Pil- expected to be there several yourself." low. days. We wish all of them a Listen: "Love your neighbor as speedy recovery. If that were put to practice-really to practice- Richard Mr. and Mrs.Charles Ashe of ghettos would not exist, wars would cease, hunger would end, L. Ferguson Memphis spent the weekend with Richard L. Ferguson, 79, for- her mother, Mrs. Virginia inhumanity would be stricken from the dictionary. mer Fulton resident, died at Jones. A big crowd visited with A perfect world. the St. Francis Hospital in them Sunday. Washington, Missouri on Mon- Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Bras- Will we ever see it? day, August 28. field and son.; Rod, of Murfrees- One thing is certain, we won't even begin to see it, Born in Fulton on October 11, boro, Tennessee visited with 1892, he was the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Atwill and if we don't start doing what God has asked of us Richard A. andJohannaDeMyer other relatives this weekend. for heaven only knows how long. Ferguson. He was baptized at Several from here attended the Liberty Baptist Church, the Harrison reunion at Colum- near Fulton and was a member bus Park Sunday. of the South Fulton Baptist Mrs. Dock Gardner of Church for many years. He Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. Paul served his country in the Navy Chappell and Mrs. Fred Coving- from June of 1917 until Sep- ton of Martin visited Mr. and tember of 1919. Mrs. Glen Covington Sunday. He was married on Octo- Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Coving- ber 15, 1923 to Miss Clemen- ton, Mr. and Mrs. Romey Ay- tine Raaf in St. Louis, where cock, and Mr. and Mrs. Clar- they resided for 25 years. Mr. ence Wagster of Union City Ferguson was employed by Pub- visited them last week. lic Service. The next 25 years Mrs. Lucille Cruce of Pa- they made their home in Fulton, ducah was a guest of Mrs. Mary where he was engaged in farm- Cruce Sunday. ing. In September of 1971 they Mr. and Mrs. James McMur- moved to Gerald, Missouri ray were with Ralph Wade of where he was a member of Well- Fulton from Wednesday until ston Lodge 1.0.0.F. No.827 and Sunday. the Nobel Farrell American Rev. Holt, who passed away at Legion Post No. 337. the hospital in Union City Mon- Survivors include his wife and day, was a pastor of the a sister, Mrs. Maude Dedmon, Methodist Church here years Fulton. ago and the members were TTEND HURCH EGULARLY Services were held Wednes- grief-stricken when hearing of day, August 30, at 2 p.m. at his death. the Oltmann Funeral Home in The people are also sorry to Gerald, Missouri with the Rev. hear of Raymond Champion get- Earl Burnside officiating. In- ting hurt Saturday while visiting terment was in St. Paul's Ce- his daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Bill metery. Craddock of Texarkana, Texas. them. He is in the V. A. Hospital in sponsored by the folios/int; public-spirited firms. The nicest way to thank them is to patronize volVIS Memphis. This feature is 01710'd Esiell L. Emerson Mr. and Mrs. Joe Woodside 3S1 OW3 sh Estell L. Emerson, 84, re- and sons of Mt. Vernon, Illinois -HE° C bfu e tired mechanic and Master and Mrs. Mable Woodside of Tube's Electric System \ooks ° t Ihe Mason of Fulton, died Sunday Murray visited Mr. Ardel Simp- M & B Gulf Station E. W. James and Sons morning, September 3, shortly son Monday. Llbesty Super Market Pollen, Kentucky ato. Niester v 16e after admission to the Com- Mr. and Mrs.Jack LaVine and Tiros, Batteries,.'Accassorios SUPERMARKETS Fyn" Tonsessom BB Make fltr.orit 4/2-13112 kas-9k- 1 Oned kV.4e1\are \egsd munity Hospital in Mayfield. Suzie are visiting relatives and South Kentucky Ave. at Road 472-9068 Hickman South Fulton Vida City Born in Graves County, Ken- friends in Illinois. cysets a" Lof fkligge ad.] \Near , sA tucky, August II, 1888, he was Bill Gadberry spent Monday the son of the late Reece and p.m. at Columbus Park, visiting nde Lorena Glover Emerson. He with friends, Mr. Bill Stewart was a member of the Pilot Oak and family of Phoenix, Arizona. Missionary Baptist Church and toniplitoonts Roberts Lodge 172 F& AM, IDdnaan-Fulion R. E. C. C. The Citizen's Bank Fulton Survivors include his wife, Coca-Cola Bottling Co.. Inc. Fulton Bank yoke's' Mrs. Grace Emerson; a dau- H. S. Miles To Be "Live Illottor Mali. aur bank your bank ghter, Estelle Emerson, Fulton, Kentucky Ave. Fulton 4711471 PRISOIDLY BANK Hickman, Ky. Hickman, Ky. 234.2855 a step-daughter, Mrs. Ray At Local Chamber Bruce, Paris, Tennessee,a sis- ter, Mrs. J. 0. Coltharp, Mem- H. S. Miles, a contact repre- phis, three grandchildren. sentative of the Bureau of Vet- Services were held at 2 p.m. eran's Affairs, will be at the Tuesday, September 5, at the Chamber of Commerce office Pilot Oak Missionary Baptist iii Fulton on Friday, September Hornbeak Funeral Home Turner's Pure Milk Co. Henry I. Siegal Company. Ine. Nam Edwards Tracking Cep Church with the Rev. Windal 15. 44ScrnA Miles will be present Fulton and South Fulton Walker officiating. Interment Mr. set Corr *root At tho'Storo-or ot your door mom was in the church cemetery. from 9 a.m. until 3 p.m. to • Good place to work Fulton, Ky. Fulton, Ky. 471-1412 Fulton, Ky. 472-3311 Clloolos. Ky. 41144711 Masonic Rites were conduc- assist veterans and their de- ted Monde , September 4, at pendents with claims for bene- 8 p.m. at the Jackson Funeral fits due them as a result of Chapel in Dukedom. their military service. P-6 Fulton Co. News, Thursday, Sept. 7, 1972

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IVAN1 use. The main auditorium and the smaller craft buildings of the Ozark Folk Culture Center are designed for year-round Elam Wilk SI (Ed's Note: An almost the first annual one of the chief promoters of the stage for both indoor and outdoor EVER SINCE 120 EDA Arkansas Folk Festival was staged new facility all along. What Drift- performances, the main hall is equal amount of in Mountain View 10 years ago, it wood doesn't quite believe is the feet in diameter, 60 feet high and funds can be secured to has been an event of such pure size and scope of the up-going cen- has a seating capacity of 1,060. establish the Latin- ter, which is costing a cool Besides a highly sophisticated TIRES 71 country charm that it is hard to American Friendship believe it could have flowered $3,390,000. sound control room, there are also • and filming according anywhere but the village square or "When we first began talking rooms for taping Center here, Wheels Ei the community's old-fashioned about this thing," he said, "we shows, tuning-up instruments and to the present criteria school auditorium. thought it was just going to be a dressing-up performers. Every for allocating grants in hundreds, of thou- music hall for the pickers and tune-up room, incidentally, has an WHEELS A Indeed, for as ours.) sands of visitors who attend the singers and a crafts building for instrument which sounds an elec- areas such festival each year, the square and the craftsmen. If somebody had tronic note that's exactly on key. BAND FESTIVAL the schoolhouse have become al- said there was going to be a devel- lloward Worley. president of City Tit an- most as much a part of the folk opment of more than 50 buildings 441 the Mayfield Kiwanis Club 101 W. St. scene as the hill people who gather on 80 acres, we'd have laughed I'VE GOT TO admit there's a nounced Thursday, August 31, IL ream - P spon- and play the the mountain." we thought that the annual Kiwanis there to sing, dance them plumb over lot more to this than sored marching Band Festival music their elders taught them. there was going to be at first," will be held on October 21. In- says Tommy Simmons, the former are sent by But when the next festival opens vitations being mayor of Mountain View, who has Mayfield High Sc'hool band di- in April of 1973, the scene is going BUT THERE IT IS — an ultra- been project director since con- rector. Gerald Slerkt, to high to shift. Although there may con- modern, ultra-sophisticated com- school bands in Kentucky and tinue to be some unscheduled jam plex that not only will serve as a struction began last October. Mr. surrounding stales to partici- sessions on the courthouse lawn, home for the annual folk festival, Simmons, a country musician him- pate in the event. the main activity will be in the but may become a year-round self, worked with Driftwood over new Ozark Folk Culture Cenier, convention center, as well as a the years to interest the federal now being built on a wooded hilltop place to train new craftsmen in he government in the project. a mile or so outside Mountain old-time skills and arts of the "We've been talking it up ever View. mountain people. since the Rackensack Society put THUR., FRI., SAT., "I see it, but I don't believe it," In fact, when the project is com- on the first festival in 1963," says By William Thomas says folk singer Jimmy Driftwood, pleted this winter, more than 20 Mr. Simmons. "Everytime some- SEPT. 7-8-9 who not only helped initiate the different crafts will be housed in body in Washington tried to put the Ti,. Commercial Appeal Mid•Soutb Magazine festival originally, but has been small, individual buildings grouped project in a coffin, we'd stand on around the Folk Center's main the lid and keep them from driving auditorium. These will include in the nails." iltivt5C.Citt Untied Artists woodcarving, blacksmithing, bas- if ColicCOLIA Cinof KENTUCKY ket making, dulcimer making, Finally, the Economic Develop- -1.2.,GPJ Los Van wood turning, weaving and spin- ment Administration (EDA) issued ning, rail-splitting, doll making, an 80 per cent grant to build the --PLUS-- BLUE CROSS® and BLUE SHIELD®' leather crafting, shucking, gun- center. The idea was that it would smithing, picture painting, candle help the economy of this depressed CANNON making, glass blowing, potter section of north-central Arkansas. Erin making, Indian crafts, homemade The remaining 20 per cent of the R CM MOBILE INFORMATION CENTER jams and jellies and hand-built money came in the form of a loan MOW ala War swot Aram furniture. to the City of Mountain View. "Wee Noma Ciovsani A large portion of the folk com- According to Mr. Simmons, it none plex involves a Continuing Educa- was EDA that finally made the Sun.. Mon.. tion Center. It is designed to at- project bigger than anybody had tract business and educational ever dreamed. "Once EDA decid- Tues.. Wed groups looking for a place to con- ed they were going to have to build Sept. 10-11-12-13 duct workshops, seminars or train- it, they said, 'Let's see what we ADULTS ONLY ing programs of various kinds. In can do to make it stronger finan- KIM CROSS& BLUE SH1Eto ?Under 18 Not Admitted addition to the education center, cially.' Well, what they did was MOSLE ItifORMATKA i.ENTER itself, there will be 30 duplexes expand it to include the Continuing with 60 bedrooms to house "stu- Education Center." couNTRY dents" who come for these pro- grams. There's also a swimming pool and a large dining room to Although some of the mountain the center. GIRL serve this part of people say the area needs new The hub of the whole thing is a industry more than it needs a "cul- __ PLUS — massive, hive-shaped air-condi- MITO X ture center," Mr. Simmons is still Saul's tioned, acoustically engineered convinced that the project will music auditorium. Designed with a bring about an improved economy. IS COMING TO FULTON 4!4k j k") Thursday, September 7, 1972 6i>C1)\:P.7141 ‘0. on Lake Street

efficiency power. A VALUABLE COMMUNITY SERVICE Adult Classes Are Anyone who is interested in taking the courses or who needs The Blue Cross and Blue Shield additional information concern- Offered In Hickman ing them, please contact Bobby Mobile Information Center Manager Childers at 236-2426. Adult classes are going to NOTICE will be available to serve you. be offered again this year at Everyone (Blue Cross and Blue Shield Hickman Elementary No.2.TI, starting date for the basic etas Due to unforeseen circumstances members and non-members) sea is Monday, September I is invited to visit the Information 1972. The classes will run ea,' questions regarding Monday and Thursday events: Center, with at 6:30. health care protection. No expense- whatsoever is in volved for this opportunity t Farm Bureau Members may also obtain receive a High School Equi CASA MIA Certificate and there Midis& Chandlor information about benefits available Sam Gray valency by your earning and Manager through the Farm Bureau Group. Your Sr.. increase Mobile Enrollment RESTAURANT Information Center Representative KENTUCKY (U. S. 45 Hickory, Ky.) NOT REOPEN BLUE CROSS HOSPITAL PLAN, INC. KENTUCKY PHYSICIANS MUTUAL, INC. WILL 3101 BARDSTOWN ROAD • LOUISVILLE, KY. 40205 • PHONE (502)452-1511 AS SCHEDULED /Registered seratce marks of the American Hospital Association ek'Registered service marks of the tailbone! Association of Blue Shield Plans .ept. 7, 1972 PNOTt ALCTICOAT Use the WANT ADS!

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Call 472-1247 TOYS & GIFTS apeutic abortions were per- merce, talked to after 5:30 p. m. and saw Walter PARTY PL•NI formed on Canadian residents Gifford, president of American Highest commission Largest In 1971, compared with just over FOR SALE: 1961 Chevrolet - VIM Unveils Telephone 8t Telegraph Co. The !New 11,000 to 1970. selections. Look' Fantastic Hostess pickup truck, long bed, runs 'the University of Tennessee at Martin', -new image ' football be alternating white. blue and white stripes transmission was between New Awards. No Cash Outlay. good, $300. 30-inch gas range Call team will take on a completely new look when the Facers open The other set of jerseys is quite a departure tor the Pacers. York and Washington. or write "Santa's with large oven, hakes good. Parties". Sept. 16 at Middle Tennessee 4late. Solid blue mesh with white numerals on both lhe frimt and back Avan, Cf. OGOOL clean, ;45 or will trade for air Telephone 1 The Pacers graced Universal., Stadium decked out from hetickgt and on each shoulder, and alternating white, orange and white (203) 673-3455. conditioner in good working — .ALSO BOOK- toe in a totally new uniform designed and tailored to project dir. stripes around the sleeves, the nest jersey gives the UTM gridders ING PARTIE'4, condition. Call 533-6092, Clin- "pacemaker" image adopted by the University last year for i a profound nest look. / ton, Ky. DID YOU KNOW THAT picture day Saturday. •• Capping off the newly acquired wardrobe is a distinctively BARBECUE t • designed headgear AVON ladies will be selling According to Coach Vernon Prather. UTN1's equipment coor- emphasizing UTM's nest blue color. As iti the The quickest, most effective past the helmet will be basically white but over 100 new and different dinator and designer of the nem regalia, the basic color scheme will have a aide stripe \Take Home/ way to a good-paying down the cenfer and a decorative orange secre- Christimias will continue to be orange and white. traditional colors of the and blue UM! insignia S gifts this fall? Call Ray tarial job is to learn SPEED in the shape of a football on each side. CALL - 898-2708 for details or write: University of Tennessee. UTM is one of five primary campuses of us —4709 WRITING (ABC) Shorthand the statewide UT but Members of the media were the first to get a new look at in !qrs. Margaret Taylor. Box 1022 system is the only one fielding athletic the as little as 6 weeks. Easy teams which employ the predominantly ,blue jersey and overall new uniform as the Pacers opened i1E pay- Paducah, Ky. 420111. orange and white colors. fall 9082SeWEEK —rvict ment plan to suit your budget. The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga. the newest member practice Saturday morning. Day and night classes Call "GREATEST BREAK- of the system with an intercollegiate sports program. maintained no obion Countians will be 587-4911. BRUCE its blue and white colors and nickname Moccasins. ser- BUSINESS THROUGH SINCE THE Addresses ving in that countr feel "It was following the UTM student body's vote to change out Seek they INSTITUTE, 308 Poplar, Mar- AUTOMOBILE ITSELF" Ihere are probably VACATION nickname from Vols to Pacers that the coaching staff got together still others tin. Tenn. 38237. there at this time and agreed that the establishment of an entirely new image was It any obion County men are No more flats or balancing Those knowing of an ()Mon PAPERBACK BOOKS We in order," said head coach Robert Carroll 15-year- veteran of the serving in the armed forces in Re-Open September 12, 1972 problems to worry or shake Vietnam. Count tan serving in that countri buy, sell, trade paperback UTM grid program. "We maintained some things in our the Union City your brain. We have is break- .ire asked to his books. Allen's Pottery. Martin traditional dress such as orange home Jayeettes want their addresses in turn name in io through product you simply in- jerseys, but we jazzed up Mrs Thanks For This Year's Highway, South Fulton, Tenn. the overall uniform with touches of blue and some flashy order to mail them a special Logan Jr.. at 885- Business sert into tube or tubeless tires trim." 1126:1. Inc to Airs "We've got enough variety in our equipment now to Christmas present this Dec. 25. Thomas Davis. at wirich puncture-proofs and change our R85-1322 —A Family Restaurant — uniform from game to game," he added. "We might even play However. in order for the balances for life of tire. Our packages to arrive WANTED! some home games in our nest blue jerseys. That'll keep the fans in time, the product has been tested on the guessing!" Jaycettes must have the names moon and Would Ow WM Messrs Thu earth. you like Since becoming a part of the University of Tennessee in 1927, immediately. co-chairmen of the a groundfloor opportunity ex- UTM athletic teams have competed in predominantly orange and drive. Mrs. Bill Acree and Mrs SEAMLESS Steve , clisive distributorship for your white uniforms. In football, the early 1960's saw UTM go to a gray Jackson. said today 411 e: An almost area? We will invest three dol- Pant in favor of white, but for the most part orange and white So far. the Jaycettes have !ars to your one it you qualify received enly one name and, Aluminum of EDA remained nt in your area. All trucks, tires, as the basic theme. while they hope that before long -The orange jerseys secured to auto parts, service gallons, with white helmets were a definite identity factor a hen we were referred to, much to our auto dealers, garages, and dislike, as the 'Baby Guttering Latin- Vols'," Carroll added. "But that's all changed now that we have the farm implements are big users. • MES TRUE4t3 established our campus and athletic teams as pacemakers. A new Lounge Waitress To qualify, you need - Friendship 53,800 te uniform will really give our fans something new to identify with 810,000 investment We go to depending On Describing the Pacers new attire for the upcoming Gulf South Age 21 To 50 Yrs. Old any Web to give you seamless customized e, according size of terri:ory. This is a guar- Conference grid race, Coach Prather said that the outfit begins Thursday, guttering for your home. 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FASHIONS 216 Lake Street Fulton, Ky. FULTON TEXACO CAR WASH (Next Door To Evans Drug Store) 206 WEST STATE LINE MRS. SAMMY HADDAD, Owner Ky. Thursday, Sept. 7, 1972 Page 2 LAST WEEK- THIS WEEK-Every Week of the year 1 (We'll show you the receipts) Fulton, Curfew, Zoning Subjects place going to Scotty Taylor's steer, Before Fulton Commission !Champion In the heavyweight Hereford COVERAGE Laura Stricklin was tops, NO SKIMPING ON OUR class, FULTON, Ky.-A number of Cecil Wade asked for enforce- followed Tommy citizens appeared before the ment of the city curfew law. 5,377 plus NEWS 1600 Steers ll byot classes,laTreees, e'Lisa Fulton Commission for various SHOPPER Cochran's animal was tops, Letters on the subject also reasons at a meeting held this followed by the gine shown by were read from the Rev. Gerald CIRCULATION THIS SECTION week. Roger Cochran. Stow and the Rev. James W. --equals OVER 6,900 E-V-E-Ft--Y WEEK. There were tie animals shown. Best. (That's why our advertisers get such good results). Selected "I think this was one of the best Acting on the request, the county steer shows I have seen. PIIWIT NO. Brown numberwise commission instructed the city POST Offla Def ARTOMN7 Lisa Cochran and Carol both and manager to see that the law is are probably the two happiest qualltywise," Dr. David Kirk. PERMIT IMPRINTS tii 472-16 "enforced strictly." STATEMENT. OF MAILING MATTER WITH "I 84 girls at the Obion County Fair patrick. UT assistant professor typewriter, pen or indelible pencil. after their steers were named the Extension Service said at The regulation calls for minors MAILER: Prepare in duplicate, completing all items by B-I-G TRIPLE NUMMI CO Grand and Reserve Champions noon today. to be off the streets by 11 pm SAMS CARTONS OUTSIDE at the Junior Livestock Market "I think the top end of the Feature Program! than an hour's POST °MCI DATE WEPT NO. Consuming more SUNP1S Steer Show today steers, on through the sixth and FRL - SAT. - SUN! discussion was a request from Fulton, Ky 42041 29Aug72 The animals will be sold tonight seventh places, apreodtuhcee tytpeodawye Max McDade on clarification of in the annual Junior Livestock trying Ill -No. 1 - ii 2nd-Newspapers Ird -Circulars and El 5rd-Books ot cata- •4th -Parcel post. books. zoning rules which would permit • 1.-1.2.... r. Auction and, historically, the two steers that will yield a and magazines other primed matter. logs of 21 pages merchandise. pnnted high his enlarging the present Dis- IMMO Tatter, top animals command out- IN THEIR RIGHT post cards. entered as menhand.se less Of TOM seeds, matter. 16 ozs. ot percentage of their live weight to provide space more. standing prices. Last year's show TO FREEDOM count Store setond-class mad than 16 on en., kss than 16 ozs. into high quality lean meat. I for E. W. James Supermarket champ brought Si 060 pound and think the boys and girls have NAM APO ADDRESS Of PEWIT HOLDER memo,* NO. is by non-profit organization THEY BECAME to move from Tennessee to Ken- .Check here when mailing authorized was purchased by the Coca-Cola done a marvelous job with their (burn& .Z/P Car) 134.5 P.M.) 711E tucky. The move is being con- (Section Bottling Co for a total of animals." he said, in anticipa- Mailer (other than authorized nonprofit organization) must $3,330.60. templated, News - Fulton County .YIS check here whether his total mailings made at bulk third Lisa, the daughter of Mr. and THE LIVESTOCK INDUSTRY tion of Kentucky's removal ol the cur- FO Box 307 n. 0 doss rates at all post offices, under any name, for Archie of the Lin- the 5 per cent sales tax on pieces. Mrs. Ed rent calendar year, exceed 250,000 Community, showed a food sales. Fulton Ky denwood NEEDS MEN on. I.1711 pound Charolais-Polled Trained As Because the required parking Weight of a single piece. 1. 29 Hereford cross. space would involve property The show's reserve Champion. CATTLE • pound. (For :bird-thus - No. 2 - owned by the McDades which; Number of pieces in shown by Carol. daughter of Mrs AND now is zoned for residential use, 4111. matter waited at bole ram.)m 12 siGNATunt • . 4.4.• . a OR AGENT , Wanda Barker of South Fulton, LIVESTOCK the question arose as to whether OA was a 1,070 pound Angus steer. in mailing. showmanship award went BUYERS the move would be within cur- '--P6re.--4.-. .7\s------. • Total number of PIECES 5377 The rent mutations. lo a third girl, Mary Jane Can- Train now to buy cattle, daughter of Mr and Mrs Sheep and hogs at auctions, Several property owners pro- NAME AND ADORERS Of INDIVIDUAL OR ORGANIZATION fOR WHICH MAK- non. Total number of POUNDS in mailing. 4.48 Cannon of South Fulton feedlots, sale barns, etc. tested the proposal. ING IS PREP/dIED (If other lb.,. frIMUI bolder) Charles Write TODAY for a local was the honors ill the light McDade advised that Rate chargeable on each (check one) Taking top interview. Include yOur com- was to make Angus class were animals proper procedure Fulton SHOPPER im mum) 2Pea is 4 weight plete address and phone application to the city building 4,.8 owned by David Stricklin and number. PO Box 3°7 heavy Inspector, and in the event the Kathy Russell In the F.J.1t,on, Ky Carol Brown's CATTLE BUYERS, INC. application was denied to apply Angus class. animal was first, followed by the 4420 Madison to the Board of Zoning Adjust- TOTAL COMPUTED POSTAGE $ 258.11 shown by Mary Jane Cannon Kansas City, Me. 64111 ment. one The light Hereford class was -a X....n.4 day,. Both Nelson Tripp, who is Sdy 9 3602 headed by the steer shown by well as 2nd, Katrina Wilds Dukedom building inspector as Cubs l Jersey South Fulton Holstein Animals Showing But Nol Ferguson. with second 3rd, Gwen Browder South Fulton Vickie mayor, and Leon Fields, chair- SHOWMANSHIP AWARD .Mich•el Placing Brundige Martin, Tenn CLASS iii of the Board of Zoning Ad- OPEN DAIRY Christy JO Wilds. man Dairy Show JUNIOR CHAMPION Kfilt Stubblefield, David Hobbs. Mayf leld; justment, disqualified themselves Murray, KY Dukedom SR CHAMPION James Wilson. Hollow Katrina Wlicts CotAtedom ALFORD'S AUCTION SERVICE from their posts in this particu- Rock. Tenn Claes li-Jerkey Steve Ropers. Fulton and Kirk ON, BRANDON De V/ILDE t•Id, property GRAND CHAMPION James Wilson, JR CHAMPION Knit Stubble. Martin CoL Thos. Ray Alford, Dukedom, Tenn. KEENAN WYNN • TIM O'CONNOB lar case as both are Nohow Rock, Tenn Murray. by OLD COW 1st, James Wilson. DICK GAUTIER ROBERT LANSING RESERVE CHAMPION James Wilson, SR CHAMPION James Wilson. Hollow 1 YEAR owners in the area involved. Hollow Rock. 2nd, Phillip BlankNship, Lic. & Bonded Auctioneer Lic. No. 549, Tenn. Hollow Rock. Tenn Rock, Tenn GEORG STANFORD BROWN Bluff, James Wilson. Hollow Attracts Class II -044rnsey GRAND CHAMPION James Wilson, Beech 3rd, JAMES DALY • COLOR by Monelsb oi J. Wesley Richardson was ap- and Ky.- Phone 469-5857 or 479-3369 JR CHAMPION Michael Brundtdge Hollow Rock, Tenn Rock. In,. Phillip Blankenship. Beech Bli01 Oa AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL Release 5410 pointed temporary inspector to Martin. Tenn RESERVE CHAMPION James Wilson YEAR OLD COW 1st, James Wilson, rule in this case and the Board SR CHAMPION Michael Brundidoe. Hollow/ Rock, Tenn Hollow Rock, 2nd, Phillip Blenkenship. martin. Tenn Class 1--Owernidy Beech Bluff. Bd, James Wilson. Hollow -No. 3- of Zoning Adjustment will ap- GRAND CHAMPION Michael Brun JR CHAMPION Freeman Brune/W. Rock FT, Susan Blankenship, inch 15101 Tenn Martin. Tenn Wilson, point a temporary chairman to dd., Martin. PRODUCT OF DAM ist. James Big Field RESERVE CHAMPION Michael SR CHAMPION Gwen Browder, Fulton Hollow Rock. 2nd, Randall Blankenship, - Antiques COME FACE TO FACE act in Fields' place. Brundidge. Marten, Tenn Ky Beech Wulf. 3rd, Kathy JO Stubblefield. Browder by Class ININtifi GRAND CHAMPION Gwen Murray. oft. Km? StublyINie1d. Murray. 5th Furniture WITH TOTAL TERROR Win Whitnel was appointed The Junior and Open Dairy JR CHAMPION Sandra Lou Stark, Fulton. Ky bathe Jo Stubblefield, Murray - New and Used the commission to fill a vacancy Shows at the Obion County Fair Murray. Ky RESERVE CHAMPION Freemar GET OF SIRE Isl, James MIN, Hollow SR CHAMPION Robert Hobbs. Brundidde, Martin. Tenn Rock. 2nd Kathy Jo Stubbteield, Murray on the Board of Zoning Adjust- Thursday were the largest ever Mayfield, by Class 3ANIONA JR HEIFER CALF 1st. Steve Roger,, JR CHAMPION Sandra Lou Stark. Dukedom. COUNT VOROA ment. held and the fair's new livestock GRAND CHAMPION Robert Hobbs. Fulton. 2nd, Christy Jo MIN, Mayfield Murray 3rd, Steve Rogers. Fulton (We Buy, Sell or Trade) Reappointed to the City Park center is credited with the RESERVE CHAMPION David Hobbs, SR CHAMPION Robert Hobbs, Mayfield EARLY SR CALF 1st, Steve Roger, renewed interest. maw wid GRAND CHAMPION Robert Hobbs. Fulton. TO, Laura Mollie, Fulton vampire Board for a two-year term were Class INf•- Robust Mayfield SR YEARLING CLAF Steve Roger's, fact, CHAMPION David Hobbs. James Martin, Mrs. Billy Jolley The show was so large, in JR CHAMPION Steve Roger,. Fulton RESERVE Fulton Gwen Browder, Jan MOW. F upon that many of the animals had to SR CHAMPION Christy Jo Wilds Mayfield 2 YEAR 05.0 COW 1st, Christy Jo Wilds, THE THRIFT SHOP and Percy Lee. Dukedom Clans il-AysTre Dukedom Sod and 3rd. Gwen Browner, be following the judging Steve removed GRAND CHAMPION Christy Jo Wild, JR CHAMPION Rockers. Fulton Fulton Kir te TIRES TAKE MUCH WIRE to make room for the beef Dukedom SR .CHAMPION Christy Joe WOOS, Ray Alford, Manager RESERVE CHAMPION Steve Ropers. Dukedom 3 YEAR OLD COW 1st. Gwen Brander. Col. Thos. AKRON, Ohio - Over 500,000 animals later in the day. Fulton, K I ult. GRAND CHAMPION Christy Joe Wilda. Fulton. Kr 2nd. Gwen Browder 125 E. State Lino S. Fulton, Tenn. tons of high - quality, finely Opened to all dairymen in West DukedOrn 4 YEAR OLD COW 1st, Gwen Browder, RESERVE CHAMPION Gwen Browner. Fulton, led. Katrina Wilds. Dukedom 3rd, JR HEIFER CALF 1st. Mows Wilson on US 45-E, Martin Hiway) drawn steel wire will be rolling Tennessee and West Kentucky Hollow Rock. Trein . Tod. James We/son F union Gwen Browder. Fulton (At the stoplight roads by 1975, two years ago, the winners this Hollow Rock. Tenn . 3rd. Krit Stubblefield JR HEIFER CALF 1st and 2nd. James PRODUCT OF DAN, 1st. Steve Roger on the world's Wilson, Hollow Rock. 3rd, Krit Stubblefield. Fulton . YOU'LL BE GLAD YOU IDADI year were mostly from other Murray. Kir COME SEE US.. hidden in belts surrounding tire EARLY SR CALF 1st. Krit Stubblefield. Murray. Ky, an,, Kathy Jo Stubbleheld. 01M.re COLOR...0 LAB areas Murray, by . 2nd. James Wilson. Howdy Murray, Ky MORE FRENCH OWN TVS casings. EARLY SR CALF 1st. Kra StubbliNietd. Showing the grand and reserve R.1, Tenn . 3rd. Larry Boucher. Roth., Delivery Phone 479-3369 ford. Tenn 4th Chuck Roberts. Union Coy Murray, Ind. James Wilson, Hollow Rock, PARIS - French families own Free champions in the Jersey breed I AT F SR CAL F lit . James Wilson, 3rd. Kathy Jo Stubblefield, Murray, NI more Rutherford, Sth, Chuck 12 million television sets, 6: pm Mon. - Sat. was James Wilson of Hollow Hollow 1400k. Tenn 706. Kril Stutibiefield. Larry Boucher. Open 9: am to Murray. kv Roberts. Union City than four times as many u in Rock, Tenn., while David Hobbs 14 YEARLING HEIFER 1st and 2nd. LATE SR CALF Isl. James Wilson, SALE Tenn , 3rd, tint Hollow Rock. 2nd, Krit Stubblefield, 1961. PUBLIC James Wilson. Hollow Rock. of Mayfield, Ky., had the grand Stubbletield. Murray, by Murray. Kathy Jo Stubblefield, and reserv4 Holsteins in both the Murray Kitchen, bedroom, antiques, collectibles, SR YEARLING HEIFER 1st. Kra open and junior shows. Stubblefield Murray. by JP YEARLING CALF 1st and rrd. glassware, misc. 7 YEAR OLD COW 15t, and 2.1, James James Wilson. Hollow Rock, Tenn . NO. In the Guernsey breed, Michael Wilson. Hollow Rock. Tenn . )rd. Randall Kathy Jo Stubblefield. Murray. Oh. Krit Brundige of Martin had grand Blankenship. Beech Bluff. Tenn . 4th. Ricky Stubblefield, Murray a. m. Roberts. Union City, Tenn 5th. Krit SR YEARLING CALF 1st. grit Stub Saturday, September 9 at 10:00 and reserve champs in the junior Siubblef ield. Murray. by . 6th, Susan bletield. Murray. 711d, Kathy Jo SILT show while Gwen Browder of Blankenship. Beech Bluff. Tenn blot 1116, Murray Jarrow the homeplace of the late Mr. Wel- South 1 YEAR OLD COW 1st. James Wilson. 2 YEAR OLD COW 1st, and 2nd. Selling at Fulton had the grand Hollow Rock. 2nd. Phillip BlanliNsthp, Wilson. Hollow Rock. 3rd, Randall east of Fulton, Ky. champion and Freeman Brim- Beech Bluff 3rd. James Wilson. Hollow Blankenship, Beech Bluff. 410 Rieke don King, located I/2 mile Union City. ST, Kathy Jo ShAs dige of Martin had the reserve in Rock Oh Phillip Blankenship. Beech Bluff Roberts. Line road. 4 YEAR OLD COW 1st. James Wilson, defteld. Murray. Oh, Krit Stubblefield. on 129, State the open show. Hollow Rock, 2nd. Phillip BINkenshd. Murray. Tth, Susan Blankenship. Beech HOUSEKEEPING Christy Jo Wild of Dukedom erect, Bluff 3rd. James Wilson. Hollow Bluff BREAKING UP Rock. Oh Susan Blankenship. Beech Bluff JR HEIFER CALF 1st. FrNm•n showed the grand champion Brundidpe, Martin REST HOME Class Taltaarnam AND GONE TO Ayshire and Steve Rogers of EARLY SR CALF Ise, Michael Brun EARLY SR CALF 1st. Michael Bryn did., Merlin Chas reserve in the junior 1st, Mrs. Thos (Sue) Bruce, 472-2517 or Mrs. Fulton the doge. Martin LATE SR CALF Freeman Arun show while Christy Joe Wild of JR YEARLING HEIFER 1st. Michael doge. Martin for Michael Bushart, 479-1867, power of attorneys Brundidoe, Martin JR YEARLING CALF 1st. Dukedom had the grand Martin Owner SR YEARLING HEIFER Ist. Michael Brundidge, MRS. WELDON (LULA) KING, champion and Gwen Browder ol Brundidge, Marlin SR YEARLING 1st. MIChael BruNidge, South Futton the reserve in the 7 YEAR OLD COW 1st Gwen Browder, Martin Rubert Ainley, Auctioneer Fulton 7 YEAR OLD COW 151, Gwen Browder, CoL open show. Class 5-14elstetn Fulton PRODUCT OF DAM 1st M.chaal 472-1371 Results of the Junior Dairy JR HEIFER CAL F 151 and 706. Sandra PHONE 822-3593 or Lou Stark, Murray 3rd, Robert Hobbs, Brundidpe, Martin JR HEIFER CALF 1st. and 2nd. Sandra No.6 Show are as follows: Mayfield, Oh, Steve ROpers. Mayfield. ST, Licensed & Bonded - Ky.& Tenn. Christy Joe Wilds. Dukedom Lou stars. Murray. 3rd. Robert Hobbs, SR CALF 1st. Robert Hobbs, Mayliek0. an,. Slew Roger,. Fulton, 5th Way" JUNIOR DAIRY - EARLY Buy & Sall "The Alnky Auction Mayfield, by , 2nd, Sandra Lou Stark, Christy Jo WHO. Dukadem Murray. 3rd. David Ropers. Fulton AM. EARLY SR CALF 1st, Robert Hobbs, Katrina Wilds, Dukedom Mayfield. 2nd. David Hobbs. Mayfield, Jed Pat LATE SR CALF 151 Rodney S Cud., Sandra Los Stark, Murray. Of, Jerry Hickman. 2nd, Sandra Lou Stark. Murray, Stark, Murray, 5th, David Roger., Fulton 3rd, David Hobbs. MaytInId• LATE SR CALF 1st, Rodney S Cud*, JR YEARLING HEIFER 1st. senora Hickory. Ky 2nd, Sandra Lou Stark, Lou Stark, Murray, 7.1. Robert Hobbs, Murray. 3.1, David Hobbs, MayfiaM, 6111 Mayfield, 3rd, Sandra Lou Stark. Murray, Jerry Pat Stark. Murray. 5th, David Hobbs. In,. Tanya Renee Holt, Dresden, Ph. Steve meyf ield Rogers, Fulton 6th. Kirk Coley, Martin JR YEARLING CALF 1st, Sonata Lou SR YEARLING HEIFER 1st, Sandra Starks. Murray. 2nd, David Hobbs, PUBLIC AUCTI Lou Stark. Murray, 2nd, Robert Hobbs. Maylie1d, 3rd. Robert Hobbs, Mayfield. an,, Mayfield, 3rd, Sandra Lou Stark, Murray Sandra Lou Stfok, Murray. Sth, Tonya 7 YEAR OLD COW 1SC Robert Hobbs, Rowe Holt, Dresden Mayfield 2nd. Sandra Lou Starks, Murray. SR YEARLING CALF 1st. Sandra Lou -John Harville Dairy Herd Dispersal- 7n71, Sandra Lou stoma. Murray Stark. Murray. 2nd, Robert Hobbs, 3 YEAR OLD COW 1st, Sandra Lou Mayfield. 3rd. David Hobbs, Mayfield; on. Murray. 2nd. Katrina Wilds, Sandra Lou Stark, Murray; ST, Larry Mollie, Fulton Dukedom 2 OLD COW 1st, Robert Hobbs, Thursday, September 14, 1972- 10:00 A. M. 4 YEAR OLD COW 1st, David Hobbs, YEAR Mayfield, 2nd. Hobbs. Mayfield, Mayfield. 2nd. and 3rd. Sandra Lou Stark„ Robert 3rd, Sandra Lou Stark. Murray. 4th, Sandra Lou Murray Rain or Shine- Sale Under Cover JR HEIFER CALF 151, Steve Rogers, Stark, Murray Isl, Fulton, 7nd, Christy Jo Wilds, Dukedom, 3 YR OLD COW Sandra Lou Stark, Pal Stark, Murray. Sod, - 1rd, Steve Rogers, FultOn Murray. 2.0. Jerry -PARIS, TENNESSEE Wikls. Dukedom EARLY SR CALF 1st. Steve Rogers, Katrina Hobbs. held farm B miles southwest of Paris and 2 miles north of Henry. Turn off South Fulton, 2nd, Laura Mollie. Fulton 4 YR OLD COW MI, David Sale will on the Stark, Murray, SR YEARLING HEIFER 1st. Steve Mayfield. 2nd. Sandra Lou 3rd. David Hobbs, Mayfield. Oh Sandra Lou Hwy. 54 2/12 miles west of Paris on to Camp Tyson blacktop, take first blacktop to right, Roger. Fulton. 2nd and 3r0. Gwen Brownie, Fulton. Oh. Jeff Mollie. Fulton Stark. Murray PRODUCT OF DAM 1st, Sandra Lou to left, 1 14 miles to farm, turn off Hwy. 79 at Henry, farm is 2 miles 7 YEAR OLD COW Ill, Christy Jo Wilde, then 1st gravel Murray. 2nd, David Hobbs, Mayfield. Dukedom. 2nd and 3rd, Gwen Browdeii7 Stark. 3rd, Sandra Lou Stark, Murray north. Follow sale arrows. Fulton GET OF SIRE 1st, Robert Hoff and 7 YEAR OLD COW 1st and 2nd, Gwen Katrina Wilds, 2nd, Sandra Lou Stark Browder, South Fun. QUITTING DUE TO HEALTH YEAR OLD COW 1st, Gwen Browder,

140 -HIGH GRADE HOLSTEINS - Sell In Complete Dispersion 30 - FIRST CALF HEIFERS - (Either just fresh or due within 30 days), 59 - HOL- Put yourfool down*. STEIN COWS, -2- HOLSTEIN BULLS (I Registered), - 17 - HOLSTEIN HEIFERS (Just Bred) -9- HOLSTEIN HEIFERS (14 Mos. Old) - 10 - HOLSTEIN HEIFERS HELP WANTED (12 Mos. Old) - - HOLSTEIN HEIFERS (Young)- HOLSTEIN HEIFERS (Baby) 39 Head are in production at this time, many are clue in the next 2 months. TYLE Sewing machine operators needed. Ex- NOTE: At this sale you will have the opportunity to purchase the results+ of 15 years of dairying, breeding & management. This herd has been culled consistently. The perienced or non-experienced. Paid vacations, THE FLARE majority of the herd is younger animals. Breeding dates and DHIA records will be furn- paid holidays, company paid insurance plan. LOOK Put your ished the day of sale. T. B. and bangs accrediated.- 111113 LBS. of AMPI Base .1mu down .lor Equal opportunity employer. Call for appoint- Fashion with a flare. Today's perfectly EQUIPMENT: SOO Gal. Zero Tank, Pipeline and 3 Surge Milking Units, Etu- natural look ... perfectly stated. Bump toe. MILKING ment or come by between 7 a. m. and 4 p. m. tro-Brain.- FARMING EQUIPMENT: Gehl Flail Chopper, International Silage Cutter Hefty heel. Beautiful all qver. Have it with corn and grass header (2 row), Kehl Chuckwagon. Monday thru Friday. your way. Put your foot down for style. ROBERTS Flare. A Pre-Auction Inspection Is Invited, For More Information Contact . Take to the JOHN HARVILLE, ROUTE 1. HENRY, TENN. PHONE 243-2282 PHONE 479-1431 For More Information, Contact Bay Family MARVIN E. ALEXANDER, AUCTIONEER Henry I. Siegel Company, Inc. Shoe Store ALEXANDER REAL ESTATE & AUCTION SALES First Federal Bldg., martin. Tennnina 11.71101 1.1conss Number 47 220 Lake Street Fulton Marvin Alexander, 587-4568 Wendell Alexander, 364-2455 Terry Oliver, 344-2709 ,

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Space-saving model 7540, in smart contemporary styling, offers the new Magnavox Modular 100% Solid-State Chassis for more performance, reliability and serviceability than ever before . . . the Magnavox Total Automatic Color System (less Videomatic) for color-right, perfectly-tuned pictures—on every channel, every time—automatically • . plus a Matrix picture tube for better contrast and far more brightness. Truly a remark- able value, it's backed by our best Magnavox Color TV Warranty, ever! Dramatic fine furniture with tambour doors--as beautiful to see off, as it is on f Mediterranean styling, model 7596, also has a 25' diagonal screen, as well as all features above left for outstanding viewing. Early American, Contemporary and Aegean styles, too. Fulton, Ky. Thursday, Sept. 7, 1972 Page 6 USDA CHOICE BLADE CUT CHUCK USDA CHOICE CENTER CUT CHUCK GROUND FRESH SEVERAL TIMES DAILY CRADDOCK'S ROAST ROAST HAMBURGER SAUSAGE 1 Lb. 79c HOT OR MILD LB. PLUS LB. PLUS LB. PLUS PLUS QUALITY QUALITY QUALITY QUALITY STAMPS 2 Lbs. $1.58 STAMPS 590 69c STAMPS 59c STAMPS USDA CHOICE BONELESS CHUCK USDA CHOICE ARM USDA CHOICE ENGLISH CUT EXTRA LEAN BONELESS STEW

ROAST LB. ROAST LB. ROAST LB. BEEF 890 89c 79 LB. 89t CHECK AND COMPARE OUR MEAT PRICES, E. W. JAMES & SONS SELLS FOR LESS

SLAB REELFOOT KREY 12 OZ. PKG. SLICED BACON Lb. 79c ALL MEAT — SLICED LUNCHEON MEATS HAMBURGERS 5 For $1.00 P&P LOAF, BEEF and BACON, BOLOGNA, PEPPERED

BARBECUE LOAF, LIVER CHEESE, SPICE LUNCHEONS BARBECUE For $1.00 FRANKS 59 SANDWICHES 5 6-oz. Pkg. _ _ 45c PORK Lb. $1.49

KREY BARBECUE ALL MEAT BOLOGNA Lb. 69c CHICKENS Lb. 69c USE COUPON AT BOTTOM OF PAGE

AND Kraft ADDITIONAL $7.50 WE ACCEPT PURCHASE EXCLUDING MIRACLE MILK & TOBACCO PRODUCTS S. GOVERNMENT WHIP D STAMPS E. W. JAMES & SONS ARMOUR SOUTH FULTON, TENNESSEE LUS DEPOSIT VIENNA SAUSAGE 5-oz. 4 Cans $1.00' COKES & DR. PEPPER 32-oz. 4 for 99c

[PPP.DISHWASHING LIQUID OUR FAVORITE CUT PRIDE OF ILLINOIS STOKLEY'S

22 OZ. GREEN BEANS STYLE 30 JOY 3 SIZE CREAM CORN GATORADE 303 SIZE REG. $1 0 0 51446 PLUS PLUS 5 CANS 320Z. 394 QUALITY 6 CANS QUALITY STAMPS STAMPS $100

GIANT SIZE FOLGER'S OR MAXWELL HOUSE GODCHAUX CHEERIOS 15-oz. Box 49c CHEER 77c COFFEE Lb. Can 91c SUGAR 5 lb. bag 60C— 10 lb. bag $1.37

CHARMIN BATHROOM E. W. JAMES AND SONS HYDE PARK SCHOOL -if:I—AY TISSUE SWEET MILK BREAD 4 SEIVE PEAS 303 SIZE 1/2 GAL. GALLON 4 $1 00 ROLL PLUS 16 OZ. LOAF19 PLUS SCANS PKG. QUALITY S9C $1.1 7 QUALITY 45 STAMPS STAMPS

9-LIVES 6/12-0Z. CAN BUSH'S — 303 SIZE LYSOL STOKELY'S — 46-0Z. CAT FOOD 2 Cans 29c BEAN 'POT' BEANS 5 Cans _ $1.00 CLEANER 28-oz. 69c GRAPE OR ORANGE DRINK__ __ 39c

HEINZ STRAINED STOKELY'S TOMATO CHRIS & PITTS BARBEQUE BABY FOOD PEARS JUICE SAUCE 46 OZ. 14 OZ. 303 SIZE PLUS $1 00 [JARS 89 t HARTS10 QsTijAAmLIF7 394 PLUS 3 FOR 4 FOR QUALITY 89C STAMPS

STOKELY'S MERIT IVORY LIQUID 32 NESTEA TOMATO CATSUP 20-oz. ____ 39c -oz. 79c SALTINE Lb. 29c INSTANT TEA 3-oz. $1.09 •••••••••1.a••••11•6•11•101•••4.6.• 111•5•••••.•14•41/L• BANANAS LB. •

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This ad good Thursday September 7th thru Wednesday September 13th, 1972 WE RESERVE THE RIGHT.A0 LIMIT QUANITIES WITH THIS COUPON 32 OZ. DOUBLE KRAFT MIRACLE WHIP t 19 PE.W.JA ES 0. SONS And additional $7.50 purchase. Excluding QUALITY STAMPS Milk and Tobacco Products. Limit 1 Coupon "MAXI-SAVINGS" k Per Family. E. W. James & Sons. SOUTH FULTON, TENNESSEE ON WEDNESDAY Offer Expires SUPERMARKET' Wednesday, Sept 13. T 1972

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