THE MOUNTAIN EAGLE, WHITESBURG, KENTUCKY THURSDAY, MAY 24, 1954

Stauffer, Mrs. Oscar Parks, and Woman's Civic Club of Jenkins Conducts Mrs. A. C. Dittrick. Special guest was Mrs. P. E. Sloan, Annual Installation Of Officers For Club Whitesburg. High prize was pre sented to Mrs. J. M. Stauffer, guest prize to Mrs. P. E. Sloan. LET'S CONTINUE KENTUCKY'S LEADERSHIP In an impressive ceremony, monthly bulletins; Mr. George Mrs. Vernoy Tate, of the Wise, O. Tarleton, Sr., president of T nrrw Tnnnuv .TpnWnc TTiffh I Virginia, Woman's Club, con- Consolidation, who has consist School graduate, Class of '55, IN THE UNITED STATES SENATE ducted the annual installation ently lent a hand to the Club in was initiated into the Kappa Iota of officers service of the Wo- whatever capacity was needed, Epsilon honor society for soph man's Civic Club of Jenkins, and who arranged for addition- at omore men, Eastern State C. Clements man who is and Now it is up to YOU, the people, to decide at the close of a dinner pro- al shelves to be built in the College on May 9th. Require Earle is a Mc-- appre- gram held in the large dining library this year; Mr. Russell ments for this honor are out always has been deeply interested in and ifthis man has the experience, the Donough, work room of The Inn at Wise, Sat- for his faithful standing leadership and responsive to all Kentuckiana. His life is ciation of Kentucky's needs, the character urday night, May 19. and help each year at carnival dedicated to you, people. and the national standing to best serve Using flower corsages, sym- time, especially with the light the bolic of the office, Mrs. Tate ing arrangements, and to Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Bumeardner. Today Earle C. Clements is applying to you. beautifully fol- Steve Varson for the multiple installed the Mr. and Mrs. Si Correll and all Kentuckiana for high position that Selection of men for position of high re- lowing officers, interpreting to picture he has taken of club Mrs. Dewey Looney events. attended of being ed as U.S. Senator. He sponsibility should be left emly fo the each her duties, in a simply Mother's Day celebration at East- problems He realizes qvoff-flcatlo-ns worded ritual: Miss Clara Shaw, The girls who sang, Misses ern State College, May 13th. knows the ahead. PEOPLE for decision. Therefore, the president; Mrs. Steve Varson, Webb and Scott, and their ac that constant, untiring effort is needed to of Earle C. Clements arm briefly t; companist, Miss Narramore. were first Mrs. Sam serve the interests of Kentuckians. He is presented her $ the yev may twV. Holbrook, second remembered with a gift for each, McROBERTS NEWS grave responsibilities. record. Edgar Wright, recording and sang again before the in fully aware of his secretary; Van-OV- r, stallation of officers, a song en Mrs. Raymond by Flora corresponding secretary titled, "Hold My Hand". and Airs. Fred Pack, treasurer. In presenting Miss Shaw a gift on behalf of the Club, in and Mrs. Jesse Banks are The Qualifications of EARLE C. CLEMENTS APPLICANT Places were laid for over fif- the proud parents of a 13 lb. ty members guests, appreciation of her untiring ef and with boy, born at Memorial Hos- clever painted forts, Mrs. Varson recalled that the rears of broad experience Earle Clements has served the people of Kentucky on every government level; hand place cards pital at Whitesburg. Mrs. Banks and lovely corsages Miss Shaw had said last fall that and Governor. of iris, ferns doing very welL LOCAL... cm sheriff, county clerk and county judge of Union County. STATE... as State Senator and "if any committee or individ is small daisies for each lady FEDERAL . . . U. S. Representative and U. S. Senator. present The corsage ual falls down on her job, I'll as had also Mrs. Ethel Carroll of Chatta been made by those on the do it myself, as I am determined nooga, Tenn., who has been vis HI UNDERSTANDS AGRICULTURAL PROBLEMS HI KNOWS THE IMPORTANCE OF WELFARE AND banquet committee, Mrs. Var to make this year an outstanding iting her sister, Mrs. Jim Vin- Earle dementi has been dote to die aimer and hh problems SOCIAL SECURITY BENEFITS son and Mrs. William Ray Mul-lin- s, one in club history." Mrs. Var- son here , has returned home. all his life. The farmer does not bare a truer or more helpful These programs hare a strong supporter ia Earle Clements. WUk assisted by Miss Shaw. Ar son stated that Miss Shaw had wel- They visited Mr. and Mrs. Edsel friend. Earle Clement! the leading spokesman for the tobacco he was Governor, vast improvements were made for child rangements of similar fjowers done just that, as she presented k Zideroff in Dayton, Ohio, while grower in the U. S. Senate. It was he who led the successful fight fare, mental health, state institution. Old age pensions were centered each of tables. the gift of a crystal vase. the she was here. to restore the 15 per cent tobacco acreage cut ordered by Sec- raked 59 per cent. Between courses, Miss Donna Besides the husbands and retary Benson. Webb and Miss Freddie Scott dates of the members, other HE CONSTANTLY PROMOTES KENTUCKY'S DEVELOPMENT Mrs. Claude Childers has re- economic develop- sang, "It Isn't Fair," accompan- guests included Mr. and Mrs. He has provided important leadership for the turned home after spending a HI WORKS FOR EDUCATION ment of our state. The Agriculture and Industrial Development ied &y Miss Margaret Narra- - Tarleton, Mr. and Mrs. Parks, few days with her in During his term as Governor, the Common School land was Board was created and the state's tourist promotion and Park more, pianist, which Miss Mr. and Mrs. Jennings Litton, mother after Alabama who has been very ilL increased 56.6 per cent, and the Equalization Fund was raised Development program were started while he was Governor. Ken- Shaw introduced officers of the Rev. Hugh Jarrett, Mrs. Robert 119.9 per cent. As U.S. Senator, he is the sponsor of bilk to tucky needs him in the Senate to help advance its economic past year, committee Miss Nancy Brown, and Johnston and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond provide federal funds for school construction and to raise teach- welfare. chairmen. ers' salaries. of Dayton, Ohio visited her HE'S A LEADER IN CONSERVATION AND FLOOD CONTROL Following the dinner, Miss parents, Mr. and Mrs. Uley Shaw gave a brief resume of JENKINS NEWS Hi FIGHTS FOR GOOD ROADS Kentucky made great advances in soil conservation, flood control, Doyle over the week end. forestry, pollution abatement and wildlife conservation mnder Club activities and projects Earle Clements started hk fight for good roads as county Judge, the As Senator, been effec- Senator. Kentucky's Earle Clements as Governor. U.S. he has during the year, touching" only A-2- and continued it as Governor and He started The Rev. Hillary Finch, pas c Ronald D. Scott is home tive in getting flood control and water development projects for expanded rural roads As Senator, he k pushing kv- - on the highlights the record tor of Jenkins Methodist Church on leave from Loring A., F. Base late Senator Barkley, the sponsor creased federal aid for state roads and dry projects as well as for our state, and was, with the membership of 59 members, was speaker at the graduation legislation develop small watersheds. in Limestone, Maine. He goes the interstate system of highways. of new to the the $600 spent on new books banquet of Burdine Eighth grade to Africa North when his leave HELPED DEVELOP ELECTRICAL POWER FOR KENTUCKY for the library, and the check- Saturday night, May 12th. The is up. HE HAS ing out of over 8,000 books by Eighth Grade chorus, the HI LOOKS OUT FOR LABOR Earle Clements believes Kentucky needs more electric power under people. As Gover- over 1000 readers the new Miss Emma Dotson, Men and women who work for a Irving have a real friend In to promote industry and serve rural and city direction of Mrs. Sarah Craft is a patient working relationships public projects of "having been foster sang two beautiful numbers: Earle Clements. Both in Congress and as Governor, he has op- nor, he developed friendly between in the Memorial Hospital. posed punitive legislation against labor. record has won and private power groups. In Congress and as Governor, he has mothers to the children of the Saviour" "O Sole Hk "Beautiful and official endorsement. always been a consistent supporter of REA. Mountain Haven Children's Mio". Mr. Monroe Sizemore is now Home on Smoot Creek and the a Hos- patient in the Memorial SENATOR awarding of monthly certificates Doris Ann Davidson, Jenkins pital. We wish for all of them THERE IS THE RECORD. YOU DECIDE IF YOU WANT AS YOUR A MAN WHO GETS THINGS DONE to the Jenkins High School graduate, class of '55, now a stu- a speedy recovery. AGGRESSIVELY, QUIETLY, SUCCESSFULLY AND WITHOUT BROKEN PROMISES. CONSIDER SERIOUSLY A "Youth of The Month"; the an dent at Speed Secretarial Col- MAN WHO IS FOR THE PEOPLE. nual $50 scholarship award and lege, Johnson City, Tenn., was The swimming pool .is now others. She ended her talk a week-en-d guest of family and open and the younger set sure with the statement that "we friends. are enjoying swimming during have tried to help make Jenkins these warm days. a more pleasant place in whcih Lakeside Canasta Club met at VOTE FOR EARLE C. CLEMENTS to live, ana in so doing, we the home of Mrs. Jim Wilson, The Boy Scouts with Kelly De- - nave enncnea ana maae our Thursday. After dessert, with simone as leader, enjoyed a PRIMARY-M- own lives better.' decorations and colors following camping trip on Kentucky River DEMOCRATIC AY 29 Miss Shaw then presented the a springtime theme, the game Saturday and Saturday night. annual awards. Mrs. R. M. Stor followed, with players: Mrs. Wil ey, chairman of Education, was son, Mrs. Louis Quick, Mrs. Da Mrs. John Terry and son, Joe presented with a gift for having mon Duncan, Mrs. Gene Auxier, were in from Cincinnati, Ohio Social Security had the best program, with Miss Mrs. Dick Halbert and Mrs. for the week-en- d and Mrs. Bill Dorsey Walker, chairman of In- George Tarleton, who won high Collins and children returned Hundreds of elderly disabled ternational Relations, receiving score. home with them for a few days. people in the Hazard area have a gift for the second best pro- filed claims to "Freeze their gram. Mrs. Paul F. Rizk, chair Mrs. Wm. Burroughs and sons Social Security Earnings Re- man of Press and Publicity, was Mark and David of Paducah, Ky. Gordon News cords. Few young disabled per- awarded a gift for having made are guests of her parents, Mr. sons have taken this action, the best committee report and and Mrs. L. J. Bowling. Her according to Robert H. Chap- Here Again Mrs. Millard Preston, chairman brother, Eddie Wayne will ac- by Frank Helton man, manager of the Hazard for the First Time of Public Welfare, received sec- company her home, after his Office of the Social Security M ond place. graduation this week,' to spend Administration. Since the War the summer. W. G. Hall of Trace Branch Other awards included first passed away at his home May A young person who has place in the poetry contest to least five years un- Miss Chandler will begin 15, 1956, age 81 years old. worked at Mrs. Rizk, with second place Pat Security (including work as clerk in Champion stores He leaves his wife and two der Social award going to Mrs. Sam Hol- military service after 1940) and An AMAZING the day after her graduation. brook; Mrs. Anna Holbrook, for children, Mrs. Harrison Shep who has been disabled for six having secured the greatest num herd and Mr. McKinley Hall of months longer, who be- The Rev. Ben Landrum, pas- or or ber of New voter registrations, Delphia, Ky., and a host of comes disabled in the future, and Mrs. William F. Wright, an tor of the Jenkins Baptist church friends and other relatives to NEW should file a "disability freeze" ROOF preached baccalaureate ser award for the chairman of the the mourn his loss. Funeral servic claim his Social Security mon of the Jenkins High School with At No More Cost Than Any Good Rooft monthly library committee hav- es were conducted at his home By doing so will as- graduating class, Sunday night. office. he ing the best attendance of com May 17th. Rev. Caleb Creech sure that payments may be mittee members present for the and Millard Scott and Hiram made to his survivors he for beth Industrial and Announcements have been re- if regular Monday night work ses Gilliam, officiated. should die. residential roofs For Library. ceived by many friends at the sion at the Burial took place in Hurricane all metal and corns Holly Blevins and Mrs. Cassidy family, now of Pitts- For example, suppose a per- Mrs. Gap Cemetery, Funeral gatod-iro-n roofsl Also also won burgh, formerly of Jenkins, that Parker son worked under Social Secu- 5am Holbrook the Home in charge. nUms gutters award for the best financial per their son, Samuel M. Cassidy HI rity for five years beginning centage increase over the prev-- will be married to Rebecca Jane January 1951 and then became Hoult, of Fairmont, West Va, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Shep totally disabled. He remains dis- Not Just a Roof Coatina But ious year on the annual Carnival, and family of Hiram, Ky., a was June ma, herd abled until his death in July booth. Mrs. Fred Pack ,n visited Ky., N0N P0R0US MINERAL as friends in Gordon, 1961 at the age of 34. He had RIMER BLANKET! commended by Miss Shaw hav Sunday afternoon. ing been the only member to Shirley Ann Perry, a fresh- not filed for the "disability in BLACK GREEN GRAY MAROON BLUB every man in College, Columbia, Mis- freeze." He is survived by a have been present at P. H. Shepherd family year. souri, was initiated May 14th in- that widow and three small chil- Fifis and sqpls all cracks and meeting during the lived in Cody, Ky., moved back The Handcraft Exhibit to Delta Psi Omega, a national dren. Nothing can be paid to crevices with ONLY ONE COAT1 fraternity. to then: home on Trace Branch were presented by Airs. honorary dramatic them because his insurance had Leaves a continuous, unbroken 'Eligibility de-- We welcome them back into to this order is "run out." If he had filed a wafer-tig- ht Varson, with Mrs. Rizk receiving our community. surface! the sweepstakes award of $5.00 termined by a nationally recog-- disability claim the widow and for the most points in prizes. nizeu Pou" sysiem, mciuuiug children would have received Is not affected by HEAT, COLD, Mrs. Frank Helton attended WATER, ACIDS CHEMICALS! Miss Shaw won second place in standardized grade requirements monthly insurance benefits un- or the Funeral of her nephew, youngest reached WATER-PROOFIN- points and Mrs. O. E. in all subjects. til the child IDEAL FOR G number of Smith Combs who was killed in Harris was awarded third prize. age 18. AND DAMP-PROOFIN- h a truck wreck accident last Tu Miss Dorsey Walker, a teach- The thirty-fift- annual com May 15. May The filing of a claim "freezes" ENDORSED BY THOMAS EDISON! Jenkins Hieh School. mencement was held Monday esday, Funeral, 18. er in the the insured status of the dis- who has resigned, and is also evening, May 14, m the Jenkins Unconditionally High School auditorium. Dr. Rob Henry M. Coots passed away abled individual. It also freezes J!0sm leaving .the community, was pre earnings, so ert Martin, State Supt. of Public at the Notre Dame Hospital on the record of his Guaranteed! sented with a "farewell" gift, on oeriod during which r Instruction, was speaker. This is May 15, age 82. He leaves his that the behalf of her fellow club mem- pull the largest class ever to gradu wife and several children to he is disabled will not down H.B. Reedy Plumbing & Heating bers. his loss. servic his average earnings, on which Among the guests present ate from Jenkins High School, mourn Funeral HI BUILDING CONTRACTOR at his son's home, benefits are based. were men. whom Miss Shaw numbering 64. es were held "Your Pittsburgh Paint and Wallpaper Dealer" four Lawrence Coots. freezing of the record is presented gifts for their out- The Only Exclusive Franchise not automatic, Chapman con- Your standing service to the Club dur- The Colonial Hotel, Wise, Va., Dealer That Can Give You A The Mormons Church con- necessary papers past year. These were was the scene of entertainment cluded. The 10 ing the Social Year Guaranteel O. Parks, an executive by Mrs. T. M. Perry, with lunch ducted it. Burial in Hurricane must be filed with the Mr. 0. Delay Consolidation Coal Com- eon and bingo Thursday. Guest Gap Cemetery, Parker Funeral Security administration. Main St. Phone 2621 Whitesburg of the can be pany, who graciously mimeo- members were Mrs. Tony Dann, Home of Cumberland, Ky., in in filing these papers graphed the president's bi-- Mrs. H. L. Burpo, Mrs. J. M. charge. costly.