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Volume Thirty-three Fulton, Fulton County, Kentucky, Thursday, April 9,1964 Lexlo**». ^ Number 15 m, 3 South Fulton Votes Public Funds To Pay Attorney's Fees For Bland And Jones Her* Is Bill South >n Council Oked The South Fulton City Council was in a belligerent n i and yet generous mood at the regular meeting Monday night. It appropriated $2000 for South Fulton School's March 19. recreational fund and fired the City Attorney at the same time. Two new City Councilmen, W. W. Claiborne and John Freeman, voted taxpayers' money to pay the Charles Mut Allen (left) ud Brent Burrow are welcomed to the private attorney's fees of Councilmen B. B. Jones and letarr Club Tuesday following their return from Cincinnati by PrsM- John Bland. By a vote of 4 to 2, a $200 fee to the Union 6mt Bob Moiran. Both provided a program of experiences snd obese - Messrs. 0. L. LamascuB, City law firm of Heathcock, Elam and Cloys was approv- •ind B. D. Jones ed for legal services rendered to Jones and Bland in the Charles Mark Allen and Brent The two-day Institute, sn annual controversy regarding Mayor Milton Counce's veto of Burrow, high school Juniors from affair in Cincinnati to which the the appointment of O. L. Lamascus. Councilmen Bobby the twin Cities' schools, were fea- local Club has sent picked dele- South Fulton. ee> tured guests of the Fulton Rotary gates for the last ten years or so, Matthews and Rex Ruddle voted against paying for the Club Tttesdxy in a program pro- had as its 1964 theme "Central In Acc it with legal service contracted for by 0. L. Lamascus, John vided by Paul WestpheUng. snd South Americs", snd both Heathcock,i 4 Cloys Bland and B. B. Jones. Lamascus, voted upon by three Both young men have Just re- not only heard suthoritstive ns- Councilmen to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation tionsl speakers on this subject, Attorw it-Law turned from the Rotary World Af- of Arthur Matheny removed himself as an appointee on fairs Institute in Cincinnati, to but were also afforded an oppor- . 01d & "ilrd tonal. Bank• Bldg. which they were sponsored by the tunity to meet snd talk with ex- UTliO, J se e the Friday, before Obion Judge Ethel Morris ruled the local Club, and both provided ac- change students from several of • • ~ . i ' .-•: Counce veto illegal, on Saturday. counts of their trip and of the these countries. speakers at the Institute sessions. Alien, a junior at Fulton High, For services In connection with the declaratory The statement from the law iirm of Heathcock, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas judgipent suit fl,2ed by Ci *,'of South'Fulton, m* Elam and Cloys indicates that the Councilmen contract- Allen, Fulton Route 4. He is an rcur in* the Circuit ed for the legal services privately and each were billed Eagle Scout, senior patrol leader •Tennessee, against 0. L. H In his troop and outstanding in Court, of Qbion County, Itic ling aJteiiQance at as private individuals. There is no record on the min- Scouting work. He is an honor City Council me.sting'i ..1 Ful tolj -on_Saturday,, utes at the South Fulton City Hall authorizing either studet and an editor on the next Councilmen Jones or Bland to hire legal counsel to liti- year's annual. March 7, 196U, trial in i ajurculp Court on Sanrfenoe a s and lggamml gate in the matter of the Mayor's veto. The News was Burrow, a Junior at South Ful- March l&v 1164, office c< ton, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. research. ' reliably informed that the action of Jones and Bland to Mac Burrow, Fulton Route 5. He vote public funds to pay for their private account is lia- is very active in 4-H Club work, #200,00 ble for ouster from public office and possible indict- a member of the 4-H honor club ment. and owner of 20 head of register- ed Guernsey cattle. His herd has A News reporter caUed the won many prizes, including two Bland home at noon on Wednes- grand championships. Notebook (This is u copy.) day for a statement regarding his How Goes It vote to pay the attorney's fees Banana Festival president Joe contracted for by himself and two These Days In Trees was reading the Constitu- others. The call was not returned. tion snd By-laws of the festival Bland accompanied by Claiborne corporation to be adopted by the Paducah Group Local Group To came into the newspaper office at South Fulton? local board Tuesday night. Joe press time. When Bland was asked Bevy of Beauties, Bushel if the Council authorized the trio came across a section that said How goes it in South Fulton? "any member of the board desir- Invites Frknds To Attend State's to hite counsel .Yy Bland, repeat- Not good! ing to do business with the fes- edly said: "It all transpired at the Nearly a month ago, Judge tival corporation cannot vote in Breathitt Lunch Of Fun At Booster's Revue meeting Monday .jilght." (The Ethel Morris in rendering a de- any action whan the board is vot- C of C Meeting minutes of Monday night's meet- cesion that Mayor Counce's ing on s purchase from said board ing do not record any authoriza- veto of O. L. Lamascus for a The Paducah Chamber will A bevy of beauties and a bushel Jean Neeley, Marie Ruddle, Frank- An eight-member representation member's firm." tion for the Bland, Jones, La- position On the City was ilfegal, honor Governor Edward T. Breath- ie Kaye Pulley, Sandra Summers, from the Fulton-South Fulton of entertainment will feature the mascus attorney's Tees.) admonished the officials that Said board member Ruby Mc- itt at a Hotel Irvin Cobb "Dutch" third annual beauty revue to be Julia Lynn Sh em well and Aletha Chamber of Commerce will go to The Council also voted to pay they discharge their duties Dade to board member Frank Le- Luncheon Friday, April 10. The held at the South Fulton High Tegethoff. Since they are under Louisville next week to attend the the statement for $215 submitted agreeably or resign. Master: "That doesn't sffect me luncheon will kick off the Padu- School gym this Friday night. sixteen years of age, Judith Lynn Kentucky Chamber of Commerce by City Attorney Charles Fields Everybody shook hands and because I haven't cot anything to cah Junior Womans Club's Knotte Sponsored by the South Fulton Adams, Linda Collier, Debra annual meeting. in the Lamascus judgmient. Fif- made up! Breast beating speech- sell to the festival." Hole Gift Shop-Kentucky Craft Boosters the event is becoming Laird and Jean Neeley are not The group will attend the teen dollars of Fields' statement es were made to "protect the Center Dedication Ceremonies. one of the most significant beauty eligible for selection as Princess; luncheon where the awards will Said board member Frank Le- was for attendance at a meeting. rights of the citizens and get Dedication of the shop will mark revues in the Kentucky Tennessee however, there is no restriction on be made for community develop- Master to board member Ruby Fields, long time legal advisor was that city rolling again." completion of the second import- age tor the maids. ment Fulton is one of the cities McDade: "It doesn't sffect me, fired by the Bland, Jones, Clai- It's really rolling! ant step in the Civic Beautifica- among the seven finalists selected. either, bees use whst I've «ot to The revue will begin at 8 p. m. A very entertaining program borne, Freeman combine. In the City Attorney Charles Fields tion Boards' WUl Lam Clark Market They will also attend the Ken sell nobody wants to buy." A large crowd is expected. Revue has been planned with Tillman bedlam that prevailed at the has been fired by four members House Restdistion. tucky Breakfast, when Governor As you well know Frank Le- officials urge that patrons arrive Adams serving ss master of meeting, when aroused spectators of the City Council. When asked Edward T. Breathitt will be the Mester Is sn undertaker. The dedication will offer many early in order to be assured of s ceremonies. Entertainers are the had to be quieted by local police. if he was fired or hired, Fields speaker. Many officials in Gover- West Kentuckians their first op- seat. Kitty Katz, composed of Bonita Mayor Milton Counce attempted said he didnt know. nor Breathitt's cabinet will also portunity to "visit s spell" with Burrow, Carman Gardiner and to defend Fields in the matter. Popular, conscientious Harold Our good friend John Breckin- Following is a list of contestants be in attendance. the Governor since his election. for the revue: Marilyn McKendree; soloist Treva The four members of the council, Henderson has resigned. John ridge ia looking for some local Lou Hed^e; David Newton and his Attending from Fulton will be: The Paducah group wants to till Judith Lynn Adams, Mollle in their questionable acUon, took Freeman was nominated by B. person to head up s committee to electric guitar, and Buddy and William Scott Joe Trees, L. M. the hall for the luncheon and Alexander, Martha Bynum, Bar- no notice of the Counce appeal. B. Jones as the Henderson re- solicit donations to the Kennedy Catherine Roberts, singers, accom- McBride, Mayor Gilbert DeMyer, want a crowd on hand for the bara Jean Carroll, Brenda Fay Mr. Fields, employed as legal placement Bobby Matthews Memorial Library Fund drive in panied by Teresa Pennington. Jim Champion, J. D. Hales, Ward Kentucky. There must be many official dedication which follows Clinard, Carolyn Jean Colley, advisor to the City Council at a and Rex Ruddle voted against The winning princess will be Johnson and W. P. Burnette. people in our area who would like dear Second and Broadway. The Linda Collier, Billie Jean Daugh- salary of $25.00 a month said bis Freeman. awarded a $50 savings bond and to make sotne large or snail con- Invocation will be said at 12:00 terly, Sara Frances Pagan, Mary arrangement with the City of A movement is on foot to a trophy and the first and second tribution to this drive if they were noon. The price will be $2.00 per Elizabeth Fields, Sandra Kay South Fulton is to get extra fees change the form of government maids will each be awarded a $25 contacted. But even If we dont plate. Speeches by local dlqnitaries kendall, Debra Laird, Judy Lillker, Bay TerreU, Others for extra services. Contending in South Fulton. In Tennessee savings bond and a trophy. The get a local chairman, and you will be few and brief. Call 441- Frieda Ann Mansfield, Rose Etta that his employment with South the change-c-ver, to the City winner will compete in the West want to give, Just send your con- 1746 in Paducah for reservations. Mc In tyre, Linda Kay Nanney, Fulton is based on the city's char- Manager form, can be made in Tennessee Strawberry Festival at Win At Scales Store tribution to the Kennedy Memor- ter stating that the "Mayor may a matter of a few weeks, Instead Humbodlt and in the Paris Fish ial Library Fund, P. O. Box 5S7, appoint legal counsel," Fields of many months as in Ken- Fry- Ray Terrell won a set of B. F. Frankfort, Ky. School children, stated that he will abide by the tucky. The 1963 winner in the revue Goodrich tires and Sheriff Joe especislly are asked to get up s Mayor's statement regarding fu- If adopted, that would mean was Maxlne Lewis and the 1862 Campbell won a color television donation, no matter how small, to Mental Health Center Here ture services to the City of South in effect that the present st the grand opening of Scates winner was Linda Thorpe. (Coattaaed sa pope tight) (CoattuMd on pope eight) send to the memorial fund. In Tire Service and Wade's TV last Metcalfe County, thousands of week end. youngsters participated to send a Other prize winners were: Mrs. check for (106 to the fund. Why Under Study; Aid Needed Winston Names Richard Wllley, James Holt Arn- don't some energetic youngsters old Manash, Louise HackMt Mrs. Mrs. Pipe, Other Officers take this project in hand? A survey of the mental health grouped for this purpose as Region needs of Fulton County is under- 1 of Kentucky. Honor Students Doyle Shupe, Hubert Wilkinson, way as part of a statewide study car cushions; W. P. Burnette, Mrs. This Is a true story told to us pointed toward better services Merritt Milner, Mrs. Neil Little, by one of our favorite clergyman. If you are a Fulton County lawn furniture; Louis Sublett Re-elected At Annual Meet snd facilities. The Rev. John W. At South Fulton "Hte telephone rang at the parson- resident and have a school age Piatt is chairman of the county motorola radio; Earl Plumley, age and the minister answered child who Is unable to attend Mrs. Ramelle Pigue and the jects of the club during the past survey committee. Other com- Principal K. M. Winston, South Willie Cavender, recapped tires; the phone. school beeaose of a physical or entire slate of officers to serve five years. mittee members sre: Mrs. W. B Fulton Elementary School, has Carl Hood, radio transistor. mental handicap, yon will want the local Business and Profession- The conversstion went like this: Sowell, Route 4, Hickman; and announced the fifth six weeks' Six candles were lighted and to attend a meeting for parents al Women's Club for the coming "Yes this is 441-8713!" (The Mr. J. L. Barnett, Hickman. honor roll students. They are: named by past and present presi- at the Cayce School on Monday, 6th grade, All A's—Bonita Bur- VETS' HELPER HERE! year were unanimously elected st dents, one for the organizational number is fictitious to protect the The survey in Fulton County Is April IS, 1*64. at 7:M P. M. An row, Janice Clement, Dianne the dinner meeting held Tuesday meeting and the others for the innocent.) being conducted Jn conjunction Roy W. Hargrove, contact rep- effort Is being made to deter- Frields and Janet Taylor. All A's night. The assistant manager of a five birthdays. These candles were "Yes, this Is the conservation with nine neighboring West Ken- resentative of the Kentucky Dis- mine if there are enough handi- and B's—Barry Blackwell, Judy local ready-to-wear shop, Mrs. named Cooperation, Crepe Myrtle, office But it's the SOUL CON- tucky counties thst have been abled Ex-Service Men's Board will capped children in Fulton Oean- Pigue has made an outstanding SERVATION OFFICE, NOT THE Card well, Connie Frields, Carmen be at thb American Legion Hall Unity, Loyalty, Scholarship and ty to qualify under the Mini- record as president of the active SOIL CONSERVATION OFFICE." Gardner, Amanda Newton, David In Fulton on Friday 17 from 9 Progress by Mrs. NeUe Lowe, mum Foundation Program for group Having been selected as one Puckett, Myra Ruddle. Mark a. m. until 3 p. m. to assist vet- Mrs. Anns Belle Edwards, Mrs. Ophelia Speight Adds special eUaaes for these children. of the 22 nominees for Kentucky's Sharp, Susan Warren and Jackie erans and their dependents with Kallena Durbin and Mrs. Pigue. I think thst if I live another 20 If year child Is of school sge and Wood. Mother of the Yesr, she will be Miss Teresa Pennington delight- year* and am still fairly sane, I has a physical, sight, speech or claims for benefits due them as a 7th grade. All A's—Jan Bell, honored at a luncheon to be held ed those present with a-group of will be able to note with some Another Honor Al UK hearing handicap, or is mentally result of their military service. Patricia Holladay and Bobby Lar- in Paducah on Saturday. Governor folk songs. Miss Ruth Parsons, sadness the obliteration of dozens retarded, your preaenee at this Fulton Countian, Frances son. All A's and B's—Bob Boyd, Edward T. Breathitt will attend Vice-Director of District 1, made of customs that wert standard meeting might be the moans of Opehlla Speight has been sleeted Susan Flowers, Joel Mansfield, COMING HOME! a most Interesting and informa- procedures when I first msde my prevldlnr your child with the Other officers also elected by president of Kappa Delta sorority Donna Powell, Tommy Taylor, tive talk about B&PW. after debut in this world s half, century special educational help thst he acclamation to serve with Mrs. st the Uhhrersity of Kentucky. Judy Townsend, David Winston Gordon Carter and wife will which she conducted a quiz. ago. Every day we see something Pigue are: Mrs. Lorene Harding, Miss Speight, daughter of Mr. and Paul Woodson. arrive the last of the week for a Guests were present from the new replacing something "Old." vjsit with his parents, Mr. and vice president; Miss Amaline snd Mrs. Jack Speight, 303 Fourth 8th grade, All A's—Wanda Car- Union City, Mayfield and Paducah Some changes sre for the better, rs. W. L. Carter. Homra. treaosurer; Mrs. Anna Street, Fulton, is a Junior "educa- The committee will determine wile, Vickie Mayhall, Betty Prultt, BAPW Clubs. Other guests were some not so. The changes that I Belle Edwards, recording secre- tion major at the University. A what mental health services are Dana Puckett, Judy Savenkoff, Mrs. C. F. Pennington, Mrs. Ima rfee in every day living are Just tary and Mrs. Louise Johnson, graduate of Fulton High School, now available, what public wel- Karen Taylor and Charles Walker. Phelps and Mrs. James Wade; too numerous to enumerate But AT MEETING! corrssponding secretary. she is a member of Owens, sopho- fare and child welfare personnel All A's snd B's—Tommy Cannon, also, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mc- one possible custom thst might more women's honorary; Links, art doing in the mental health Suzanne Copeland, Lane Douglas, Attending the District Rotary This wss tHe fifth birthday Morries, Mrs. Mansfield Martin leave us in the years to come Is the Junior women's honorary, and the field, the recreation services avail- Deborah Ellis, Joyce Forehand, Conference in Hopklnsville last meeting of the club, held in the and Mrs. Gilaon Latta. whose age-old legal practice of trials by Committee of 240, an organiation able, Industry snd labor needs, Pamela Netherland, Jerry Robin- week end where Mr and Mrs. Bob Terrace Room of Park Terrace homes were Included In the holi- Jury. for distributing Information about school needs, role of churches and son, Candy Suiter, Bobby Wiley Morgan, Mr. and Mrs. James Restaurant Mrs. Pigue gsv* a day tour sponsored by the club In (Coattavsd on pagt seres) UK to high school stutlents. / Continued From Page 5 and Tony Jackson. Needham and Harold Henderson. brief rtsume of the major pro- December. Fulton Finalist In Development Contest; Abilities [THESE WOMEN! By
Page 3 The Fulton News, Thursday, April 9,1964 started and directed for 33 years program of the annual event, irridescent sequins. Her bouffant by Navy's internationally famous which we were privileged to read shoulder length veil of misty Eng- boxing coach. Spike Webb, who and enjoy. Particularly did we en- Miss Cynthia Campbell Pledges Vows lish illusion was attached to a retired ten years ago. Boxing Joy a bit of prose directed to the crown of seed pearls and she car- Tha New* Reports ... coach. Navy Captain A. J. Rubino, young folks about how to play the To Norman Fulcher Saturday ried a bouquet ot white orchids USNR, has taken over the pro- game of life It is such a thought- and stephanotis. gram. provoking morale builder we are The maid of honor was Miss SCATTERED PATTER The boxers range in age from reprinting it herewith in the hope Sheila Waggoner, cousin of the About People and Thing* five to eleven years and weigh in you will appreciate the message bride She wore an afternoon dress from 30 to 110. RepresentaUves of as much as we did. of petal pink, silk linen designed theatre, television, newsreel and Here it is: with a blouse effect bodice and a We've been reading hereabouts that the World cameras of national syndicates To the Boys of (he Navy Junior sheath skirt. Her headdress was a matching circlet with a circular Boxing Association is having a little trouble maintain- were on hand to record the pro- Booting Class, ceedings. Annapolis, Maryland veil caught in the back with a ing honesty and good sportsmanship among some of the single pink rose. Her accessories These bouts are an annual so- Dear Boys: champs and would-be champs. The high moguls in WBA The Navy Junior Boxing Pro- matched her dress and she carried cial gathering for Navy folk. a band bouquet of pink cymbidlum could save themselves a lot of worry if they'd just amble Fathers in uniform are seconds to gram, of which you are now a part, offers you many chances to orchids poised on soft green satin over to the United States Naval Academy and take a the boxer;. There are approxi- leaves- mately 70 bouts. Cheering the become a better xpung man. In clue from the participants in the Navy's Junior Boxing contestants on are the fathers, boxing, the spirit of "give'and William McKenzie served th« Classes. For some 45 years the Navy has been building mothers, brothers and sisters. take" is part of the game. Life groom as best man and Don Camp has always demanded the cour- bell, brother of the bride, servei At the conclusion of the show character and strength of body by giving boxing instruc- age to "take it," and tWa ability to as usher. the youngsters are awarded the tions to the youths of today. Naval officials consider come back fighting. You will learn Navy 'N", the Navy medal and a For her daughter's wedding Mrs. in this program that you can face such training a way to instruct the men of tomorrow. copy ot the official program; after Campbell chose a handsome cos- a set-back, and then return to the which gallons of ice cream, milk tume suit of madonna blue textur- Among some of the men of to- event. Our ring-side reporters, bettle unafraid. and cookies are served by the ed silk. The neckline of the jacket morrow who are getting those Montez and Horton Baird, say Boys, I have a little poem that I mothers who are Just as relieved featured an intricate closing. Her boxing Instructions at Annapolis that Mac Baird, one of their box- would like you to read with your as some of the youngsters when matching pillbox hat was fashion- are Mac and Steve Baird, sons of ing grandchildren. Just plum mommy and daddy. It goes like the -battling" Is over. ed of matching straw braid and Lt. Danny and Mrs. Baird, who knocked down two of his oppon- this. (This poem is a Chaplain's veiling. Her accessories matched live in the Maryland city where ents in the events. Mac weighs 34 Danny sent the homefolks a advice to a young athlete). suit and her corsage was of Danny (Dr. Baird) is stationed. pounds, so you know he was in Recently 140 youngsters partici- there slugging 'em around. RULES FOR THE GAME OF LIFE mother of the pated in the 45th annual boxing The Navy Junior program was suit of piping I am giving you the ball, son, of the jacket and and naming you the quarterback Miss Mann And Billy Joe Ouiland for your team in the game of life. the neckline and sleeves of her I am your Coach, so I'll give it to you straight dress. Her matching hat was of straw braid, single rose ornament- Exchange Vows Ai Riceville Church There is only one schedule to play. ing the hat. Her accessories were It lasts all your life champagne and her corsage was a But consists of only one game. cymbldium orchid. It is a long game with no time out Following the ceremony Mr. and no substitution. and Mrs. Campbell entertained You play the whole game—all your life. Mr. and Fulcher with an informal reception In the church perlcrr. The bride's table You will have a greet backfield. In a double ring ceremony Preceding the ceremony Mrs. You're calling the signals was draped with a handsome cut- marked by dignity and simplicity, L C. Logan, organist and Miss but the other three fellows in the work cloth. Centering the table backfield with you have a great reputation. Miss Cynthia Kaye Campbell, Cathy Campbell, sister of the was a five-branched silver cande- They are named Faith, Hope and Charity. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John bride, gave a program of nuptial labra holding tall baroque can- Enoch Campbell of Fulton, became music. Thte organ selections in- dles, with a cluster of lilies plac- You'll work behind a truly powerful line. the bride of Norman Watson cluded "To A Wild Rose," Mac- ed at the base of the candelabra. End to end, it consists of honesty, loyalty, Dowell, "Prelude in A," Chopin devotion to duty, cleanliness and good behavior. Fulcher of Jackson, Tenn, son of Other appointments were of silver and "The Swan," Saint-Saens. and crystal The beautiful tiered Mr. and Mrs. Luther Fulcher of The goal posts are the pearly gates of heaven. Miss Campbell sang 'I Love You wedding cake was topped with a Union City. God is the Referee and the sole official- Truly," Carrie Jacobs Bond, and lace vase, holding lilies of the He makes all the rules and there is no appeal from them. The wedding took place in the the wedding hymn, "O Perfect valley and illusion puffs. Assist- Love," Bamby. ing at the reception were Mrs. There are ten rules- You know them formal parlor of the First Baptist Church on Friday evening, the John Waggoner, Mrs. Grady Mar- as the ten Commandments and The bride, who was given in third of April. The Reverend ler ,Mrs. Harry Moore, Junior snd you play them in strict accordance marriage by her father, wore a with your religion. Kenneth Duncan, minister of the Mrs. Bobby Fulcher. silk organza over taffeta ballerina church, officiated in the presence Out of town guests included wedding gown. The fitted bodice There is also an important ground rule. of the immediate families. Miss Martha Chambers, Mount had a low round neckline and It ia—As you would that men should do to you Vernon, I1L; Mr. and Mrs. William "ITie mantel was centered with a bracelet length sleeves and finish- do you also to them likewise. McKenzie and Mr. and Mrs. Harry handsome arrangement of white ed at the waistline with lace. The Moore, Jr, Jackson, Tenn.; Mr. In this ganre if you low the Sail bridal flowers, including snap dome-shaped skirt had soft pleats you also lose the game. and Mrs. John Wagoner, Mr. and dragons, carnations and cushion around the waistline and a half Mrs. G. B. Henson and Mrs. John mums. Flanking the floral ar- skirt around the front The bodice Here is the ball. It is your immortal soul. Campbell at Wingo, Ky.; Mrs. rangement were tall five-branched and skirt had imported Swiss em- Hold on to it >/ * Noel Cameron and Mrs. Campbell Now, Son, get in there and pitch. brass candelabras holding tall broidery appllqued and over- Let's see what you can do with lt white candles. embroidered with seed pearls and (Continued on page star)
HAPPY BIRTHDAY
The News takes pleasure in -Wishing "Happy Birthday" to the following friends:
April 10: Mike Gilbert, C. D. Parr, Dewain Vaughan; April 11: Barbara Graves, Bobbie Gorman, W. W. McKelvy, Verna Neely, Karen Taylor; April 12: Bobb Elliott James Kell, Cora Long; Mr. and Mrs. Ouiland April 13: Mrs. Marvin Cardwell, Willie Speight David Murphy; At a lovely candlelight wedding quarter length sleeves. She carried In the Riceville Baptist Church on a red and white carnation corsage. April 14: Ginger Lee Cates, Iva March 20 Miss Bodie Carolyn Miss Sue Ann Wade of Murray Glasco, Mrs. Ellis Heathcott Ma- Mann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. was Junior bridesmaid and Miss rion H. Murphy, William D. Yates, Adrian Mann of Route 1, Fulton, Kaye Mann of Fulton presided at Jr.; April IB: Elmer Mansfield; became the bride of BUly Joe Out- the guest register. Their dresses April It: Bobby Collier, Mary land, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmus was also of red satin. All three at- Nell Wright; April 17: Effle Clark, Outland of Murray. The Rev. tendants wore single strands of Joe Alan Graves, Mrs. Elmer Randall Johnson performed the pearls, gifts from the bride. double ring ceremony before an James Outland, brother of the altar graced with large baskets of groom of Calvert City, was best lets SING! white gladioli and green foliage, man and ushers were Charles The Fulton-Hickman Counties flanked with branched candelabra Outland, brother of the groom, singing convention will be on holding soft glowing tapers and Don Mann, brother of the April 12 at 11 a. m. at the Zion The bride, who was given in bride. . I I marriage by her oldest brother, Methodist Church, between Oak- James Mann, was lovely in a gown Preceding the ceremony Mr. ton and Columbus. Basket lunch of white slipper satin, made by Norman White, accompanied by will be at noon and singing in the her mother It was designed with Mrs. Frank LeMaster, sang "Be- afternoon. bell skirt chapel length train, cause" and "I Love You Truly" basque fitted waist and long and during the ceremony he sang, MURRAY LEADERS! sleeves, tapering with deep points •rrhe Wedding Prayer." The tradi- tional wedding marches were also A farmer over the hands. Her veil of illu- Among the officers elected to played by Mrs. LeMaster. sion was shoulder length, with a heed the Murray SUte Band white satin pill bos. Her bouquet Immediately following the cere- Radio Club at its organizational needs this> was of white carnations, centered mony a reception was held at the meeting last week were two Ful- with a lartfa white, purple-throat- home of the bride's parents. Fol- tonians. They were: Wallace ed orchid, surrounded by tiny lowing the reception Mr. and Mrs. Shankle, senior, treasurer, and like a hole seed pearls. Outland left tor a wedding trip George Gun ter, senior, publicity Mias Mae Mann, sister of the to New Orleans. They will be at chairman. bride, served as maid of honor. home in Calvert City, where the in the head Her dress was of red satin, with groom is employed by the Penn- street length bell skirt and three- salt Chemical Plant EVERY MOTOROLA TV WE SELL THIS MONTH IS 90 GUARANTEED PROOF UNTIL APRIL 1965 nun RIGHT ' e Farm Weeds are easy to come by but hard to get rid of. This Canada Thistle may have come in a bag of cheap, cut-rate seed. Or in a bag of home-grown seed or neighbor-grown seed that had not been properly cleaned. Sure, weeds can be controlled by spraying and cultivating, but look at the effort and expense involved. How much easier it is to eliminate weeds before they start by planting NO BITE! only top-quality, thoroughly-cleaned, high-purity crop seeds ... Southern States Quality Seeds. Your MELLOW-MASH YELLOWSTONE fields stay clean. You save time and money. Even more important, you get thick stands that produce maximum yields and profits. Order your Southern States Quality Seeds now. Contact your Southern States Cooperative Agency. fim/tenf performance ro»». transformer, Super Golden M* Ch...l. provide high reli- ability and dependable perlorm- YELLOWSTONE sndsk For Clean Fields and Top Yields The Greatest American Whiskey WADE TV
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Jet Trainer Lands In Fnlion City Park Page 4 The Fulton News, Thursday, April 9. 1964 Treasures And Trash, Arts And nie Patton, George Speight, Fu] ton; A. E Clifton, Mrs. J. A. Pa, HOSPITAL NEWS ham. South Fulton; Tonya and Tracy Myers, Route 1, Fulton Auctions A! Paris Antique Show Mrs. Eugene Hathcock, Route J, The following were patients in Fulton; Mrs. Blanche Williams, the Fulton Hospitals on Wednes- Hobbies ranging from duck de- Franz Marc This is the work of Louisville over 100 years ago), Route 4, Fulton; Mrs. Jessie day. April •: coy carving to modernistic wire Mrs. John Nelson of Paris. Civil War relics, coins, stamps and Choates, Arlington; Mrs. Pat sculpturing are expected to at- -The art display," said Mis. many other items will be includ- Campbell and son, Mrs. Charles tract visitors to the second annual John Manthey, co-chairman of the ed among the hobby displays. HHJLVEW HOSPITAL Morgan, Robert Washburn, Clin- Antique and Hobby Show in Paris, new feature, "will include modern Mrs. Richard Castleman, Mrs. ton; Mrs Willie Atteberry, Wade Antique clothing, glassware and Tenn., Saturday and Sunday, abstract paintings and realist pic- May Campbell, Wayne Hendon. Brown, Richard Bellew, Crutch- such items ss spectacles and April 11 and 12. tures, in all the different mediums, Dickie Willey, Mrs. James Adams, field; Jimmie Jackson, Dukedom; razors will also be included among as well as line drawing. The ex- Lynn Matthews, Kenneth Asbill, Mrs- A T. Watts, Mrs Nina Len- The show is sponsored by the the exhibits. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis hibit will include the work of the Mrs. Daisy Eddington, Charles nox, Route 4, Union City; Mrs. Grove Band Parents Club and Weston are in charge of new ex- ^elf-taught and the neophyte, as Hammock, J. O. Johnson, Fulton; Lewis Dodge, Route 3, Clinton; proceeds will be used for the band hibits this year and have arrang- well as those who have had much Raymond Harrison, Route 4, Ful- Mrs. Jimmie Westbrook, Route S, program at Grove High School. ed for the collections of many new more formal teaching and many ton; Mrs. Nettie Davis, Mrs. Joe Martin; Lonnie Stephens, Route 2, The duck decoys to be displayed exhibitors to be included in the years of experience." Luten, Crutchfield; Mrs. Elizabeth Water Valley; Mrs. James Cooley, were carved by David Martin, a show this year. 68-year-old retired automobile In the hobby division, there will Newsom, Chicago; Rev. J. A Wll- Hickman. worker who learned his art from be homemade violins and guitars, Admission will be 50 cents for kerson, Palmersvillt; Mrs. Vories widely-known Ben Schmidt of made by Marvin Wall, a retired adults and 25 cents for children Coltharpe, Route 2, Wingo; James Centerline, Mich. They were railroad man; antique dolls from a Choate, Union City, Reba Thomas, The show will be In the Grove GREEN RULES! painted by his wife, who blends collection owned by Mrs- Paul High School gymnasium. Arlington. the authentic colors that make Russell and valued at over $5,000; At a meeting of the Fulton Elks their ducks so attractive. a collection of wood from around JONES HOSPITAL Lodge on April 6 J. F. "Pete" the world and historical sites (such The wire sculpturing was done Harry Murphy, Mrs. Callie Green was Installed as Exalter as the Alamo, Mount Vernon and DUKEDOM NEWS by Mrs. Jim Diggs, a former Butts, Mrs. Lila Payne, Mrs. Ber-Ruler. Other officers installed the Hermitage) by Turiey Ste- Bj beauty contest winner who will tha Nugent, H. L Hardy, C. C. were: S. R Woodson, secretary; wart; and a collection of East also have paintings displayed in Graham, Harry Shupe, Fulton; Charles Schrader, loyal knight; African items (such as carved the show. Miss Diane Watkins , arrived Mrs. William Smith, Route 1, Ful- Leon Rice, leading knight; Ken- eland, spears and makeskin neck- ton Mrs. Clovis Nanney, Route The art display is a new feature Monday from Chicago for her neth Tyner, lecturing knight; C. ties) sent back to Paris by the 5, Fulton; Mrs. Earl Bard, Mrs. of the show this year. Thirty en- postponed Easter visit with her S. Hastings, trustee; Glenn Wor- Rev. and Mrs. Carlos Owen, a Allie Morgan, Water Valley; Mrs. tries will be included in this divi- parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Wat- ley, esquire; S. L Mann, chaplain missionary family in Tanganyika. Ada Ross, Dukedom: Mrs. Clayton sion. Included will be a mosaic of kins and family. The nine inch and Glenn Fowler, inner guard Moes, Sharon, Mrs. Rubby Giffin, Venetian glass in an adaptation of Indian artifacts, guns (including snowfall in Chicago caused the a Kentucky long rifle made in Route, Union City. "The Tower of Blue Horses" by delay. RUHUHE Mrs. Rynd»n Brown was hos- FULTON HOSPITAL The New Sensational Inver'toa WORRIED? NERVOUS pitalized last week with flu, at Miss Artfe Robey, Mrs. Fred which time both of her children Clark. Mrs. Richard Myatt, Mrs. No Oder* Over Change-of-Life? had ehteirm pox at the home of Elizabeth Randall, H. L Bushart, City Drug Co.. Fulton Ease yomr mind. Cat wsicoaM refisf wM apodsI araeu'i medidae their grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Robinson. Mrs J. N. No Belts — No «epe — t dread thoee years of nus- tionally caused female distress. Jim Brown. Wooten, Mrs. J. W. Sledge, An- ery, of sudden hot flashes, In doctors' tests weenan after Mr. and Mrs. Garrett Bailey irritability. woman found that Pin Hum's were in Memphis Ttiesday for Mr. Compound gave dramatic help If you are going through the Bailey's check-up. He suffered in- change, dont despair. Do as without costly shots. Irritabil- juries in a fall while at work last countless thousands of women do ity is sootbed, hot flashes sub- 33SS3NN3J. 'NOSIOYW —take a special woman's medi- sided. So dont sit snd brood year. He was found to be suffici- 1 cine-Lydia E. Pinkham Vege- and feel unable to help your- ently improved to be dismissed by oipnjs aiiuA ] - uiaf table Compound—developed by self. Too can feel better. Got the doctor. a woman — specially to help Lydia E. Pinkham Vegetable Mis. T. L Ainley attended the Compound today. women by relieving such func- funeral of her aunt, Mrs. Margaret AHWYJ Had OMJ. Thm i/wiiil mmdtdnm wHk theLYDI yen A E. PINKHAM Howard, at Mayfield last Wednes Wtaigs, first removed from the flatear. were bolted toe ether at park NOSH3d H3d 1VID3dS 3NO UMTI day. Mrs. Howard was 100 years site before faselage arrived. Plane was denated by the Air Force and uou*d Ejpca ipsa nd 00*1$ »dnojg waa carried gratis from Chaaete Held te Faltaa by the Illinois Central. and 7 months old and until she peqdufiojond QJUOW EOQ ISAQ «sfiy HY broke a hip a few weeks ago was in good health. Burial was at Bumetfs Chapel near Sedalia. TI D 00-S OJ K V 00=01 SHHOH ATKINS, BEANS and TAYLOR Mr. and Mrs Malcolm Alfred are moving to a farm located south II IP*Y of Bell City. We are indeed sorry to loae this young couple from 'A3 'N01TQJ * FARM AND AUTO INSURANCE the community. * FARMER'S LIABILITY COVERAGE Mrs. Charlie Blaylock went to ' FARM LOANS Jackson on Thursday to be fitted 3H0JLS S.YHH0H 1 OFFICE PHONE S for a brace an account of a back 1Y injury sustained in a fall a few weeks ago. The Book Mobile made a visit to our community last week and left new books in the library in the home of Mrs. W. W. Cunning- ATNO ham. Thanks to her interest and endeavor, we are one of the "readingest" groups in the county. But there are many people who fail to avail themselves of this privilege and opportunity Stop In a home-made bat effective "harness", faselace waa hoisted by some day, look over the books wrecker from lew-boy transport and lowered to wtags by Treas and and if there are none to suit your Menees wrecker. It was an all-day Job. need, make a request and she can secure for you, free of charge, whatever you would like. Educa- tion need never stop as long as isna h x u good books are available. Young people from near Duke- dom who attended the Beta Con vention at Nashville this past week end were: Jeane Stames, Larry iNlLSn' H001' dOJLS Matthews and Ann Nanney. Art Grissom passed away in Detroit after an extended illness and will be buried in Cadillac, Michigan. A cousin, Mrs. Eula Nelson, was sick and unable to go for the funeral. TAKE YOUR PICK! CLASSIFIED ADS Extension Phones TV ANTENNAS: We install — Trade-repair an' move. Get our Add a Lot to Living prices. We service all malres TV. Phone 307. Rrper Television. Wings and faaSUge were betnx together ss this pietere was FOR RENT: Floor sanding ma- made: props were then ifemoved and reassembled plane ready for ln- chine and electric floor polisher speetfcm by the cartons Plane is and electric vacuum cleaner. Ex- change Furniture Co. SPINET PIANO BARGAIN HELP WANTED, MALE OR WE RENT--- FEMALE. Put your spare time to WANTED: Responsible party to work. Start a business of your own take over low monthly payments Hospital beds in the City of Fulton that can add on a spinet piano. Can be seen $35 to $50 to your weekly Income. locally. Write Credit Manager, Baby beds Sales easy to make. Write Raw- P. O. Box 215, Shelbyville, In- leigh, Department KYC-1071-1503, diana. Vacuum Cleaners Freeport, Illinois. Floor polishers SPAEE TIME INCOME Refilling and collecting money For The WADE TORN. CO. from NEW TYPE high quality coin operated dispensers in this Phone 103 Fulton, Ky. area. No selling. To qualify you must have car, references, $600 to B E S-T $1900 cash. Seven to twelve hours weekly can net excellent monthly and Wherever You Spend Income. More full time. For per- sonal interview write P. O. Box 4185, Pittsburgh 2, Pa. Include a Lot of Time phone number. CLEANEST How many steps in a day? A lot less-with extension phones where you live most Work USED FURNITURE most Relax most For unbelievable conven- Dewey Johnson GOLD LABEL SILVER LABa ience (not to mention all the fun and pleasure) AO types of Insaraaae have an extension phone... in color... and at tray a at 4 YEAR OLD 6YEAR0LD modest cost Just call your Telephone Com- GAVE! GET our pany Business Office. PACKAGE DEAL everytUag- BOND STRAIGHT "Crmtai EXCHANGE BROWDER Jlharn Ball OS Lake St MILLING COMPANY, INC. 100 PROOF 90 PROOF ..Serving You Furnltars Company Speight, Ful- l's. J. A. Par $100.00 DOLLAR JACK ; Tonya and POT EVERY WEEK e 1, Pulton, Ronnie Bequette, 15, Killed Kk, Route S, he Williams, YOU DO NOT HAVE Mrs Jessie TO BE PRESENT TO I Mrs. Pst Instantly In Car Accident Mrs. Charles •hburn, Clin- WIN! eberry, Wade Hew, Crotch- n, Dukedom; OUR LUCKY WINNER JACKPOT THIS rs. Nina Len- REELFOOT SMOKED a City; Mrs. LAST WEEK FAILED WEEK te S, Clinton; »k, Route 3, TO GET HER JACK C 1 C H fl j lens. Route 2, ames Cooley, PICNICS POT CARD PUNCHED * ^ U • U I
UELF00T BACON LB. PLYMOUTH INSTANT COFFEE 6 oz. Jar 99c e Pulton Elks SLICED BEEF LIYEB LB. J. P. "Pete" l as Exalter SNOWDBIFT The Finest 3 Lb. Can 69c en installed BEELFOOT FRANKS 12 oz. Pkg. », secretary; GOOD -N' RICH oyal knight; BEELF00T SAUSAGE LB. knight; Ken- CAKE MIXES ...10-8 oz. Pkg. $1.00 g knight; C. Glenn Wor- BOLOGNA Chunk Style ____LB. ARMOUR'S ' snn. chaplain inner guard. BOAST BEEF- 2-12oz. Cans 89c ARMOUR'S C0BNEDBEEF_-._2-I2oz.Cans 89c
TIP BOAST Sirloin LB. BIB BOAST LB. THANK YOU BOAST Center Cat Chuck — LB. CHEBBY PIE FILLING 20oz.Can 39c BVMP BOAST LB. SACRAMENTO TURKEY Toms Grade "A" LB, FRUIT COCKTAIL 4-16oz.Cans $1.00 Mrs. Bertha McNeely SACRAMENTO Mrs- Bertha McNeely of Wingo BREADED CHUCK WAGON TOMATOES 5 -16 oz. Cans $1.00 died at the Fuller-OUliam Hos- pital In Mayfield on April 2. She was the widow ot Dr. Mont Mc- HUNTS Neely of Wingo. Funeral services were held on TOMATOES 5 • 15 oz. Cans $1.00 April 3 in the Wingo Methodist Church with Rev. John Boyd of- ficiating. M0BBELLS HAMS Fully Cooked LB. 69c MAXWELL HOUSE Surviving are one daughter, Mias Orene McNeely of Wingo, a COFFEE Instant ___ 10oz.Jar $1.69 brother. D. P. Sanford, of Mil burn. MINUTE STEAKS LB. 99c Several nieces and nephews. SALT MEAT LB. 10c For Fine Liquors BACK BONE Country Style LB. 29c Tom Wheelis of near Dukedom US 45-51 By Pass Highland* - Fulton died suddenly at 12:1S p. m., CATSUP 4 April 7. Mr. Wheelis was at Wat- POBK CHOPS Smoked .... LB. 89c kins Service Station in Dukedom, when he had a heart attack. He was rushed to Fulton Hospital, BABY SHUG where he was pronounced dead on CBOWDEB PEAS .. 2 -15 oz. Cans 33c arrival. He was 72 years of age, born BABY SHUG in Weakley County, Tenn., the ICE MILK 3 son of the late William and Mary PUBPLE HULL PEAS 2 -15 oz. Cans 33c Elizabeth Rucker Wheelis. Funeral services will be held BABY SHUG today (Thursday) at 2 p. m in Jackson BrotHars Funeral Chapel, CHICKEN Canned Whole 52oz.Can 69c with Rev Norman Crittenden of- CREAM PEAS . 2 -15 oz. Cans 33c ficiating. Interment will be In Oak Grove Cemetery. FBESH POBK BIBS LB. 49c BABY SHUG Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Annie Simon Wheelis; two sons, BLACKEYE PEAS - 2 -15 oz. Cans 33c Thomas of Walled Lake, Michigan POBK BOAST Boston Butt ..LB. 45c and James of St Louis; two dau- BABY SHUG ghters, Mrs. Joe Laird and Mrs. TOUCH ARMOUR'S CANNED Paul Hawks of Dukedom, eight grandchildren and three great SPABE BIBS 2 1-2 Lb. $2.19 SPINACH 2 -16 oz. Cans 29c grandchildren. Try HEAVlN HILL ...» light and delicate to your taste. Art Grissom SWIFTS HENS LB. 49c MANDALAY CRUSHED Art Orissdm died on April 14 in •nd still only f ICC PER FIFTH BLUE PLATE 16 ox. Detroit, after an illness of several CANS months. A former employee of the Illinois Central Railroad in Ful- CHEBBY PBESEBVES 18 oz. Jar 39c ton, he was an automobile dealer In Detroit Funeral services and Kentucky Straight MISS LIBERTY burial were In Detroit Bourbon Whiskey BABY SHUG He Is survived by his wife, two SALAD DBESSING01. Only 39c TURNIP GREENS daughters, three brothers and one ARGO ARGO LIMA BEANS — 6 -16 oz. Cans $1.00 SWEET PEAS — the modern fertilizer n Florida Vine Ripen Golden Ripe What A Bargain § Head Lettuce BANANAS I TOMATOES 10c LB. 10c if Only Lb. 19c COME "Shop. Qa IJ&a Qm "AT YOUR FRIENDLY
for modern farming! CITY COAL COMPANY - PHONE 51 Page 6 The Fulton News, Thursday, April 9, 1964 CAMPBELL WEDDING— Engagement Of Miss Dale Short This Is Fninre Homemakers Week! (Centissaed from Page Three) regular appointment at New Sa- Cameron, Princeton, Ky.; Mr. and • AUSTIN SPRINGS lem Baptist Church the past Sun- Announced Today By Her Parents Onr Youths Prepare For Tomorrow Mrs. Ben Taylor and Don, Mrs. day at 11 s. m. and also the even- James McMillen and Linda. Mrs. ing service, following the Bap- April Sth through 11th is being paartion; 4. Stay in school; S. Ac- Grady Marler, Mr. and Mrs. tist Training Union. observed all over the United tion for citizenship. Bobby Fulcher and Vicky and Mrs. T. T. Harris left Saturday Dave Mathis ot this village Is States as National Future Home- Mrs. Josie Taylor, Union City, for Memphis to enter the Baptist FHA girls serve others and not feeling so well, suffering from makers Week. Tenn. Hospital, where she will underfo grow as Individuals, not only pains in'his shoulder, and is in- Early in the evening the young surgery early this week. Every The Fulton County Chapter at through participation in the pro- disposed at this writing. couple left for their wedding trip, good wish is hoped for her at this Fulton County High School is gram of work, but also by work- Grant Bynum returned to Hill- after which they will live In Jack- time by all friends in this area. celebrating the week by having ing for degrees of achievement. view Hospital Thursday for his son, Term. For traveling Mrs. Her daughter, Mrs. Naomi Tuck, two radio broadcasts over WFUL These degrees are: Junior Home- check-up from recent surgery for Fulcher chose a three piece Bel- and son Richard, of Orlando, Fla. The first was at 4 p. m on Tubs- maker's dgree, Chapter Home- the removal of a mole V Paint home * Storm windows • Renovate Kitchen * New or reflnlshed floors GORDON S ESS0 Taste what extra age can do- • Roof and ratters * Papering, plastering SERVICE STATION • New heetlns system * Add garage • New ptamblnz * Add brqeseway Corner Carr St. and West State Una • Rewiring or new outlets * Add or enlarge parch or * Remodel bathroom, bedroom, • Weather stripping living room, attic UNIFLO taste 100% Loan "No Down Payment that flavor MOTOR OILS 86 PROOF through FIRST FEDERAL and through! SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION ESS0 EXTRA GAS — YOUR PATRONAGE APPRECIATED — KENTUCKY TAVERN 214 Main Fulton Phone 37 laoum? btsx wmiim boumm, phouoiy wrsfXTfo rr uekmodf oisnuntiFS ran purr louijyiiir - owtksbobo kktuckt l-tukflld kfkt'jcky 8tui6xt mumm wnllkfy. h pftoof; aim available m iso now mtttbms-m** Page 7 The Fulton News, Thursday, April 9, 1964 A long caravan of autos, repre- lowing. But probably my first senting the 1964 California-to- brush with him sticks the strong- New York Mobil economy run, est In my mind. passed through Fulton Tueaday There were 8000 troops from morning enroute north after an the Mediterranean, Including me, overnlte stay in Memphis. who had made a six-week crossing They were vary economical of the Atlantic, through the Pana with their stsy here; in fact they ma Canal and a zig-zag crossing of didnt even alow down. the whole Pacific In terribly cramped quarters even on. the big There seemed to be all kinds of liner Uruguay. Bunks were five- can, and all kinds of driven. high in all staterooms, and down About all else I can report about on the lower decks the mien were this great event in Tuesday's his- «tacked In like cattle. It was ter- tory Is that I was glad there was ribly hot throughout the Pacific a break in the string of can so I e . for good health, and for the food that I trip, yet we had to be "blacked- could get across the West State out" at night which meant clos- Line intersection and get the chil- ing all portholes and shutting off have each day. I am thankful for those near and dear to me that I can love, dren to school on time. We are all Ventilation for security sake, "economy"-minded at our house whether we liked It or not. too; the morning timetable from and in turn love me. I am thankful for the freedom of my nation, and that arising to entering tWe school door So one morning we finally drop- Is calculated In seconds. ped anchor In Manila bay, and I can worship as I please. I am thankful that God loved me so much, there In front of us was the city, or what remained of It . . . and I guess every soldier who has that he provided a way for my salvation, I am thankful that he is a we were told to quickly pack cur ever served under General Doug- gear and ptapare to diMmbBrk. las MacArthur has some kind of So we eagerly packed, but we forgiving Father. I am thankful that I can attend Church and worship an unusual story to Ml about him, didn't disembark. MacArthur and as the NY "Times pointed out wasn't ready to officially receive this week following the General's my Lord each Sunday. us! I'll have you know we spent death, he DID have a flair for nearly four more days on that publicity that sometimes created steel-encased turktsti-bath of a reptrcusslonsl tub—the former flagship of the I was In Manila for nearly a Moore-McCormlck lines — called year, under MacArthur head- the Uruguay, In the intense, still quarters from July 1949 until heat of Manila bay, with the per- March 1944, and that included just spiration running off us In never- after recapture of the city, ending streams, while the General through the dropping of the atomic assembled his photognphlsrs snd bombs on Japan, signing of the press people to receive the flnt armistice and many months fol- boat-load of troops from the European theater. And not a soul got off that ship until after the • DETROIT NEWS third day, when a special little group of landing barges were fill- ed with troops in clean (?) uni- forms, rifles over their shoulders, The weather man sure goofed packs on their backs, making a last Friday. Re said It would be specially-staged speed-run from sunny and cloudy, but at 5 a. m. the ship to a point on the shorts It started to snow and by 7 a- m. where the General and his staff you have never seen so much wet stood In front of new si eel cameras snow and slush. and photographen with out- The Easter egg hunt was well stretched hands. stteded, about 30 children there. Thirty minutes later the other It was s little warm, so you can 4700 of us disembarked with Imagine how they looked after be- shirt-tails flying, dragging packs, ing In the field looking for eggs. barracks bags, duffel bags and All had a good time. whatever else we had, in a grimy, Mn. Toone, from Mayfield, was weary mass, thankful at last to a visitor at our church recently. plant our feet on terra flrma, and We had two new bebles born, a hoping the general had returned boy to John and Glenda (McAlis- to his office and gotten himself ter) Ferguson, named John Rob- lost erts Ferguson; a boy to Lt and He had. Mn David (Dorothy Bowden) Kidd, named Dean Allen Kidd. Janice Garland had the measles over Easter week end and could not hunt for any eggs, so I took her some on my way home which was just what she wanted. The Editor Mn. Alta Roland slipped and Fulton County News fell in her home, injuring her beck, and Is in St Joseph's Hos- We want you to know that we pital. have appreciated The News since Ralph Kirtoy Is expected home w*e have been here at our cottage this week from St Joseph'! Hos- In the lake region (Grenada Lake). pital. I dont think we have missed a Our sympathy to the family at single qopy. It would be wonder- the late W. Glen Waller, who pass- ful If It was daily, with the ser- ed away recently. His Masonic vice you have. Lodge conducted the funenl Ser- See you are having the Clean vices Up Paint Up campaign going, The Good Friday services at which is fine. Want to paint my Wesley Methodist Church in War- store building, but when I think ren was well attended by our of it I think of the mud hole on church members, as Rev. Nunn south side of Siegel's (Ky. side) was one of the speakers. About snd I get out of the notion. 300 people were there, some from Yours truly, other churches. G. B. Butterworth This Series of Ckirdi Ads Is Being Published Through the Cooperation of the Local Ministerial Association and Is A good sign of spring Is when the young ladies bring their new MITCHELL RE-ELECTED! boy friends to church with them. Officen elected for the Fulton You all know the old saying about Band Parents at a meeting held Sponsored By Tie Undersigned Individuals and Business Institutions spring. on April 2nd are: Vyron Mitchell, See you In church Sunday. president; Mn. Stanley Jones, When In Detroit come out to see vice president; Mn. Glynn Bush- us. If you cant come, give me a art secretary; L. M. McBride, call at 839-3074. treasurer. FULTON BANK DARI CREAM SANDWICH SHOP PARK TERRACE MOTEL. I Banking SOT — Bone of goad foods * Sendee RESTAURANT 8c GIFT SHOP I Fattost, Ky. Bffly Gilbert Falton, Ky. Dine wMh as after ehsreb ONI BUSHtl TRAVELERS INN RESTAURANT PEPSI COLA BOTTLING CO. i after stareh la pleasant saiisuudlags FULTON COCA COLA BOTTLING CO. Mr. and Mm. 0. A. Turner Highway 45E Am PRINCETON ARCHIES LIVESTOCK BARN JET LANES Everyday baying, selling, tradfew Uvestosk— KULEBREWS FLOWERS 8t GIFTS lit - 4th St Fulton, Ky. Stock er cattle at all Hates HYBRID We spsrtattea In all types of floral Ualoa Ctty ffwsT Phone HI CU*flticCto as fdr suggestions on SoulkiAK HENRY L SIEGEL. INC. MAC & FAY FLOWER SHOP tr all eeeaskas FTD Wire Sarvtee AIRLENE GAS CO. of FULTON. INC. Mrs- JT. K MeNatt Ffcaaa 49 * Propane Gas Dealer, Paltoa. Ky. COLONEL C. W. BURROW CITY DRUG COMPANY BURNETTE TRACTOR CO. Beal Mate Broker - Phone (1 8M Walnut 8t rattan, Ky. Fulton, Ky- It * «M srr K Fatten, Ky. JOY LYNN FLOWERS & GIFT SHOP PURE MILK CO. Flowers far All HICKMAN-FULTON COUNTIES At the store or at year deer RURAL ELECTRIC COOP III Ntas, Ky. SEED CORN Mr. and live I MINCITON, INDIANA CITY NATIONAL BANK OK • PARISIAN LAUNDRY a WATER VALLEY IMPLEMENT CO. CLEANERS Tear A Ms Chalmers * New Halltalt Deafer Water Taller, A. C. BUTTS ft SONS CM your PRINCETON HYBRID corn from Orowry • Feel jfc I PARKWAY MANOR NURSING HOME Browder Killing Company, he. YOUR BO» FRANKLIN & FALL a FALL INSURANCE aw Kr"S. Ha WESTERN AUTO ASSOC. 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