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Number 31 Inquest Due in
S. W. Cox, 84, a native and widely known larmer of Mar- Crash Deaths shall County, died Tuesday night at a Mayfield hospital. He lived In the Van Zora commun- ity on Benton Route 3, and was a former resident of Gilberts- ville Route 1. He was a member of the New Of 4 Persons I Bethel Baptist Church. Funeral services were to be Inquest Into the death of four courthouse here tonight iThur' held this (Thursday) afternoon persons In a traffic crash last ray) Dec.17. at Filbeck-Cann Chapel. Revs Friday, Dec. 11, one mile thl3 The accident, which involvi * J. J. Gough and B- F. Bynum side of Jonathan Creek on High- four vehicles, was one of Qfj were to officiate. Burial was to way 68, will be held In the worst In this county In SCVLI I be in the Provlne Cemetery*" years. Pallbearers were to be O. Killed were Alex White v Wade Cox, Harold Cox, Van Pitt, Armstrong, 39, William Rhymril Edgar Wallace, Jewel Palmer and Joe L, Smith Egner, 34, Mrs Fayc Wiley, fjtj Jesse Lyles. All are grandsons of I'aducah, and Louis Carl Ha i DENNIS HENSON or grandsons-in-law. Dies After 24 of Detroit, Mich It sponsors the program to en- Mr. Cox ls survived by his wife Five persons were InjureJ < courage young American Tree Mrs. BeU^Cox; two daughters. Four were from Cadiz and tl' Farm and Keep America Green Mrs. Lena Cox Glllahan of Long Illness fifth was Oran Henson of Ha f i programs with similar objects on Fredonia and Mrs. Erma Cox din Route 1, who suffered lif a national scale. Collins of Dearborn, Mich.; four Joe L. Smith died Saturday at ternal Injuries, a broken ankt' sons, Clifton Cox and Eulos Cox his home here. He was 70 and head cuts. of Route 3, Lalos Cox of Spring- VOLNEY MEETS THE VEllP — Marshall County Sheriff Volney yars old, and had been 111 for Fllbeck-Cann sent three arm some time. field, 111., and O. W. Cox of St. Brien, left, Inspects the king size badge worn by former U. S. Vice bulances to the scene of tljl Vacation Time is Here Louis. Mr. Smith was a member of wreck and Linn Funeral Hon! President Albcn Barkley at the convention last week in Louisville the First Missionary Baptist There also are 11 surviving sent two ambulances, th ' of the Kentucky Sheriffs' Association. Sheriff Brien was elected Church, T. L. Jefferson Masonic grandchildren and IS grandchil- took the dead and injured if Lodge, the Royal Arch and the Again ior Courier Staff dren. ^resident of the association Paducah. Commandery State police said the four pe ' < It's vacation time again delivered to our subscribers Funeral services were held sons killed were riding In t 3 for the Courier. before Christmas Eve. Tuesday afternoon at the Linn automobile that crashed liea* i And the staff, if any, ls There will be no paper on Jaycees Will Volney Brien New Head Funeral Home, with the Revs. on with a station wagon drlv< sorely In need of one after Thursday, Dec. 31. That ! J. Frank Young and J. J. Gough by Mr. Henson The auto th< « the Christmas advertising week will be our vacation officiating. Burial was in Ben- struck a pickup truck It hi J season. period. The next Issue of the Play Kirksey Of Sheriffs Association ton Cemetery. been trying to pass and lat J The Courier will publish paper will be published on Masonic services were held at the auto crashed Into a c: 2 Rugged Constitution its annual Christmas Greet- Thursday, Jan. 7. On Saturday Volney Brien, outgoing sheriff County, second vice president; the graveside. Pallbearers, all carrying the Cadiz residents. 1. I ings edition on Tuesday, Be seeing you Jan. 7. Mer- of Marshall County, was elected Wallace "Wah Wah" Jones, Masons, were Van Myers, Ralph of the vehicles were badly dan 1 Dec. 22, and this final paper ry Christmas and a Happy The Marshall County JCC president of the Kentucky Sher- third vice! president; Guy Mc- Vaughn, Joe Williams, Leon By- aged. of the good year 1953 will be New Year to all. basketball team will play Kirk- iffs Association at the groups Mlllon, seiigeant-at-arms, Logan ers. Bob Rider and William sey Saturday night at 8 o"c'lock meeting In Louisville last week. County: Reuben Arnspargcr, Heath at the Brewers High School gym Volney, who loooks more like secretary. Bourbon County and Survivors Include the widow, Garret Beshear, former star the Hollywood glamour boy typo E. B. Gill. Louisville, executive Mrs. Grace Smith; a daughter, County School -j] Mrs Ellen Beasley, 89, died at Murray State College will than a gun-toting sheriff, will secretary Mrs. Evelyn Cummins, Benton; BK. 15 at the home of her dau- play wUh the Kirksey team y leave his post as sheriff or Jan. I three sons, Joe Smith Jr. and Attendance Ittcr, Hrs T- P Tatum In Mur- Members of the JCC team are 1 after serving a four-year term Volney Is a native of Gil- Paul Smith, both of Paducah, Herbert Hurley, Coy Creason, Sheriffs in Kentucky cannot suc- bertsville and ls the son of Mr. and Othal Smith, of Benton Rt hteral services were he'd Report Made day's play? Chain drive Jim ' Owens, Homer Adllch, Dr. ceed themselves In office. and Mrs VV. J. Brien. During 6; and a step.-son. John Lent* Monday afternoon at the Union Harry Carpenter, Carl, "Pea- In addition to being elected World War 2, he served overseas of Route 3. •el ftome, steel Hood. Full fctbodlst Church of which she nuts" OT>anlels, Robert Ross, head of the Sheriffs Association, with the 95th Infantry Division. Other survivors are two sis- The first three months of ti'j >se thick 1%-inch tractor as a member. The Revs. Hoyt Fields McGregor and Ralph Boyd Volney managed to get his pic- He was wounded in the left hind ters, Mrs. Pearl Rudd of Padu- Marshall County Schools eno t Own. William Jones, Leslie The Jaycees have won four ture in the Louisville Courier- during close combat at Hamm, cah and Mrs. Nancy Dalton of on Nov. 13 with an average all All steel spring-type seot, tendance by schools as follov la and R. J. Burpoe officiated, games and only lost one In the Journal In a pose with Alben Germany, and received the pur- Detroit; and one brother, Hud Aurora 92; Breezell 94, Brien 1 talal by the Linn Funeral Tri States League. Barkley, the former Veep. p(p Henrt. He also was awarded Smith of Paducah. burg 96; Brewers 95; Calve:jj Some, was held in the Churcn Admission to the game is 50 Volney was the only sheriff In the Combat Infantryman's Cnoetery. City 94; Fairdealing 95; Gill and 25 cents. the Purchase area to win an Badge and four battle stars for Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Eley will bertsvllle 97; Griggs 98. torlvors, besides Mrs Tat- office In the state association. major engagements. leave Saturday for Chattanooga, Hardin 96; New Harmony 371 a, include another daughter, Other officers are Merde Sloan He is married to the former Hrs. lana Anderson of Benton Tenn. to spend the holidays with Oak Level 96; Olive 93; Palmfl Knott County, first vice presi- Anna Mae Duke and they are the toote 5; two sons, Horace Beas- their son, Bob and family. 93; Sharpe 96; Unity 94; Wall dent; Carl Jordan, Warren parents of two children. «T of Murray Route 1 and Levi nut Grove 96. iMley of Paducah Route 5; iM 11 grandchildren. Driver Fined for Passing Santa Qaus To Be lindsey Millers Of Here On Saturday Sharpe Celebrate Halted Brewers School Bus At National Store Santa da as. In person. wM 50th Anniversary be at the National Store H rniture H. M. Fortner. about 30 years Benton Saturday aftemoo* old, who resides on Farmington Toy SilwChMh Kr and Mrs. Lindsey Miller from 2 »o 4 o'clock. ng Hardwood Route 1 in Graves County, was Metollied! Looks Liki 1 Sharpe observed their Silver Billy Clark, manager, invitd fined $100 and costs in County anniversary at their everybody to come and vis S,lv ! Court here last week for passing " AO in Sharpe Sunday, Dec. 13. Santa, especially the kiddii Handsome Co* W a school bus which had stopped. * and Mrs. Miller were mar- Free gifts will be presented t Fortner passed a Brewers Heidi« w* ££ S, * on Deecember 15, 1928, In all the kiddles. school bus driven by Taz Cole. urvr, w. WMjg "Spoils, ill. They are .the The National Store will star p«pp*r ihofcM. A" fats of four thlldren, Jerry County Judge Leonard Jones, staying open nights on Dec. " • C ®e of Paducah, and Michael until 8 o'clock. The store wii Jan and Mary Anna Miller, all First Missionary close on Christmas Eve. •fiurpe They also have one Sale Of Christmas pUdaughter, Teresa Miller of Seals Still Lagging Baptist Plans Music- A program of Christmas music Officers Elected By Marshall County is still short •«0VS' ORDINATION will be presented by the choirs Sharpe 7th Grade rae New Zlon Baptist Church of its 1953 Christmas Seal Salt- of First Missionary Baptist The Seventh Orade of Sharpf' • hold a deacons' ordination quota but It Is not too late for Church on Sunday, Dec. 20 at 8 School has elected class officer^ • Saturday night, Dec. 18, at anyone to acknowledge his seal p. m. They are: 2» o'clock. The pastor, Rev. sale letter. Drive leaders are The combined choirs, consist- Mary Frances Bailey, presiden 'j •^rt Crowell, invites the counting on those relayed re- ing of 70 voices, arc under dir- Judy Marshall, vice presiden: 1 to attend. turns to meet the quota. ection of the pastor. Rev. J. Beverly Gatlln, secretary; Dor f Frank Young. Guest artists will othy Watkins, reporter, an< jjj Child**'* l'tORE TO OPEN EVENINGS be Messrs. Harry Furnan and Steve Stlce, treasurer. Inning Furniture Co. will organist will be Miss Margaret The group will hold Its ncxi kl.oi Ji" *°Pen every night until 8- Heath. meeting on Jan. 6. 2™* from now and untill The public is Invited to attend Rea 4.39 ... 5»tmas Eve, Allen Fleming announced this week. Mrs. Will Gay, Rt. 5, Honored on Birthday
GLEE CLUB WILL SING The Brewers Olee Club w)l sing at the Hardin Baptl Church next Sunday, Dec. 2, nom«nN at 7 p. m. This Is part of li jet, Pe GIVE THE GIFT OF HEAUNG The car that won 29 style awards all over the world! Walt Chandler and family of THIS CHRISTMAS Briensburg were shopping visi- THE CALVERT THEATRE tors In Benton. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Ford of Calvert City were among the Calvert City, Kentucky county shoppers in Benton last Saturday. . NOW. . Geeot/y-lmprov*} Mr. and Mrs. Clovls Chiles, THURSDAY-FRIDAY DECEMBER t7-l» HEARING AID CLARITY Shirley Castleberry, Mrs. Joe Greenfield and Mrs. Marvin Cor- ti> Aid give, better heariM oimu.^: ARROWHEAD sey were among the many visi- mootb on 00. IV b*Utry Otu^jj* ' In Technicolor tors In Benton Saturday shop- ping and enjoying the decora- Charles Heston and Mary Sinclair tions that were on display. J. D. Ford and wife of Route 7 use our easy-payment pl^ SATURDAY DOUBLE FEATURE DECEMBER 19 were among the the Christmas shoppers In Benton Saturday. "YUKON GOLD" The Irvan Yorks of Route 7 were shoppers In town Satur- WILSON & LITTLE Ktrby Grant and Chinook day. The L. C. Lockers of Route 6 plus were shoppers In town Satur- Mayfield Kenturk "THE MATING SEASON" day. Mrs. Roscoe Tyree of Route 3 Gene Tierney and John Lund was a shopper in town Saturday. | This lont-trhrrlbasf, 6-passrngtr The thrifty American car that is wwtaiwMwiH^iaiawwwwwwwwiawis! Champion Custom Sedan SUNDAY-MONDAY DECEMBER 20-21 setting the style for the world TRADER HORN NEW SEDANS! NEW SPORTS MODELS! Harry Carey and Edwin Booth DELIVERED IN NEW STATION WAGONS! PADUCAH TUESDAY-WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 22-23 New color-sty led interiorsI with standard equipment. kany plans from u Stat« and heal taxes, if any, extra. "THE STORY OF THREE LOVES" 1 Lanch Type • 1 z 'J Hhitc side wall tires and ihtom, Come in right away and see what a sensational buy you lungaltiws—with clj wheel discs optional at extra ivsl In Technicolor can get in a far-advanced 1954 Studebaker. Pricet may vary somewhat Kirk Douglas and Pier Angeli [ttached in nearby communities L ELI MI N ATK W At surprisingly moderate cost, you can be the proud Comparably low pxtoaa a*a in aflact | sary to complt , on all othai 1954 Studabakars owner of this most distinctive car ever designed. including tha brilliantly powazad We will erect your j Command*! V-8a an j th. THURSDAY-FRIDAY DECEMBER 24-25 There is no power-wasting excess bulk anywhere in a ultra-roomy 8tud«bak«r Land CruiMr frectlon by furnislH 1954 Studebaker. Thus assures exceptional gas economy. Finest quality mat» ROMAN HOLIDAY Come in right away and try out a 1954 Studebaker — In the constructing Gregory Peck and Audrey Hepburn from fd by one of the r j the low-swung new safety star of the automobile world. Look what you get in a new 1954 Studebaker standard method Experts praise Studebaker style Longest wheelbases in the low- luilding requirem est price field . . . Extra large, tor complete info/ NIW YORK'S MUSEUM OP MOO- New York achool of fashion de- extra powerful new brakes . . . STl CRN ART choae a Studebaker for sign. Studebaker also hold® 29 in- New 7.5 to 1 high compression DONT BE A its exhibition of the ten moat ternational a wards in competition in both Champion and Com- beautiful automobiles in the with American and foreign cars, mander V-8 engines . . . The world the only American de- BOUQUETS PROM AUTO EDITORS! Studebaker "Miracle Ride" . . . signed and built car so honored. Motor World, for one, says Stude- All 1954 Studebakers offer Power SORRY SANTA •opSD GOLD MEDAL POR baker has made every other "by Fashion Academy, noted American car look ten years older. Steering—and Automatic Drivo or Overdrive—at extra cosi. Do Your Shopping Now While Selections Are Still Complete A 2-Diainond Gruen D It-Diamond 17 Jewel Platinum VAUGHN & WALLACE MOTOR CO Hamilton B Diamond Hamilton with Band .. S31 216-20 South Third Paducah, Ky. E 17 Jewel Glraud-Perregaax Diamond — ... C 40-Diamond Gruen, 17 Jewel 1659.01 •••fcthights f, * F 17 Jewel WhIU Gold Hamilton Lfeltime beauty—plus lifetime accuracy! We've magnificent collection of superb Diamond Watches to make this her most thrilling Christmas. Winsome little warmers that make bedtime much more fun. keep boys and girls comfy and protected through many a long winter's night. SHOP AT CRAWFORD - FERGERSONS WHERE YOU CAN BE ASSURED »ier Christmas OF BOTH QUALITY AND PRICE beautiful SEE OUR COMPLETE LINE OF - Sparkling examples of the countless gifts we have to de- light the feminine names on (A) QuUtex quilted your Christmas Ust. Now's the cotton coachman time to choose Dinette Suites robe. Size 1 to 6. $5.95 Hardware (B) F1 a 1 d corduroy robe that boys will Dishes love because it is Rhinestone, Pearl "just like Dads." Size and Gold Earrings Aluminum Ware 1 to 6x _ S2.98-S3.9S $15.00 (C) Nitey - Nlte but- Cameo W ton-In two and three $4151 Linoleum Floor Coverings piece pajamas with GoM, Silver snug neckband, Rhinestone 1 Universal Appliances wristlets and their own coxy feet. Size Electric Vacuum Cleaners 0 - 3 Jl.98-S2.98 (D)Nltey-Nlte knit Ski-pajamas for girls Kitchen Cabinets and boys. Ribbed cuffs, waist and col- lar. Size 4 to 14. $2.98 PADUCAH. KENTUCKY Benton Kentucky CtatUr, Benton. Ku., December 17, 1953 Egiftofheai 15 CHR'STMAS HEARING AID CU • • tnutgr ..m - • « ^y Payment Comfort Give Loveliness CfxuiMmn. Extreme Left A housecoat so glamorous H makes you think of dinner-by-candlelight! Elegantly sculptured ny- ... to indicative of all that"* smart lon that looks like a delicately carved cameo . . . |l) tO-Dlamond 17 Jewel Platinum snd new this season. This wonderful yet washes with ease, and needs no pressing! Hamilton jjjj Full skirt, twinkling rhinestone button at nip- 1 17 Jewel Glraud-Perregatu , hosiery is made of Finest ped-in waist. Diamond 1165, $17^ I 17 J-W.-1 White Gold Hamilton S12I. Nylon yarn to give you longer wear. Come in and sec our selection of luscious Left Luxurious, short coachman eoat Is fashioned of curacy! We've magnificent "Reverie," (Burlington .Mill5s) lustrous acetate Batches to make this her that gains added beauty from the soft, puffy quilting! Deep, roomy pockets, contrasting shawl collar, lining and adjustable cuffs. Fits excep- tionally well, washes perfectly! In glowing com- binations of navy and light blue, beauty rose and pink, aqua and pink. $2t>.9fl J^BnVnBlllI'li Above * VIII / I J r^j \ \ Magnificent color combinations In this quilted j \ housecoat with contrast lining and cuffs and Jr \ \ collar and sash. Full skirt, wide of scope" and Hosiery, Main Floor ^^^^^^^^^^^nBJffjj^fJ \ . in one piece for beauty In fit and fls((e. Pretty JP^^^^^^^^^T^LOOK FOR vi Pastels ... and It's washable toe! Other Robes *3.W to $37.30 Lingerie. Main Floor TO LOOK FOR ,i| WE HAVE HUNDREDS . n'JP". I I VV\ Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi 0 0 OF PIECES OF ' % I 1 I V\ \ she'd love to call her oirn f iiristmtis HANDSOME, BOXED METAL Handsome necklaces, bracelets, earrings, in gold or silver tones by such famous makers as Mon- et and others. See these and make your selections early. $1.00 TO $20.90 RHINESTONE Glittering Ice that bespeaks ele- gancee and can be worn so many uses. Earrings, bracelets, neck- laces In handsome patterns. <5.00 TO $40.00 GIVE A GIFT FROM WATKINS, All Jewelry Prices Plus Tax IT MEANS BO MUCH MOKE Jewelry, Main Floor •ate floor I PADVCAVS QUALITY STORK Of flNU IT COSTS NO MORS TO SHOP AT WATKINS hkmkmbbr too tefaw * .jS&gj The Marshall Courier, Benton Marshall Courier, Benton, of Our N - IlllNOIS 72,000 lbs. MISSOURI W KENTlKKr • 60,010 lbs. 42,000 U». , Ji VIRGINIA gross wt. limit SO,000 lbs. SAVE LOWEST IN TW NATION- ross wt. limit N. CAROLINA TENNESSEE LASTTIME TODAY SATURDAY, Dec. 19 COAT JMl McCREA WKT Veronica LAKE, MISSISSIPPI COOPER ALABAMA GEORGIA _ BARBARA See Our Large 4th OFF 55,300 Lbs. 55,300 lbs. STANWYCK gross wl. limit Selection of Fine Gifts WHY ARE KENTUCKY For Everyone. iTUCKY'S LOW TRUCK LIMITS THE 5m ROMAN•ANIHONYQUINN • Photo Equipment TRUCK LIMITS Cameras, Enlargers LOWEST IN THE NATION ? 0 Electric Shavers IMPEDE AMERICA'S SUN.-MON. Dec. 20-21 TUES.-WED. DeC. ii-'i.i • Men's Toiletries • Parker and Sheaffer PRIMARY TRANSPOR ^ PURSUID Untamed Emotions! Pen and Pencil Sets • Billfold ilans from i 'ATION SYSTEM • Ronson and Zippo Type • Lighters (' Leather ic — Guertain bws—with c| Chanel kflNATE W L to comply j Peggy Size Houbigant - shut j^ansdown and Jaunty I erect your j h by furnisltl MOTOR .quality mafl MURPHY NELSON WILLS TIRE stock of ch construction ASS0CIA pne of the *1 THURS.-FRI. BIG XMAS ATTRACTION . , n ready TO WEA rd method ig requirem mr stvce mpletr IrifU, ST1 NEW LOCATION — W. H. SEAR'S SUCH PKA/yM! STERLING HAYDEN If he is a smoker ... we MARTHA HYIR NANCY 0tS< have JUST WHAT HE LIST DRUG STOl WANTS 412 Broadway neat scoagtiaac aa iac gas, aaaajas: iaa iaatgaaseajgeit i^aw the most FITTING gift in For everyone on your nylons Perfect gift ideas for Christmas Christmas list, there's a and forever . . . from $12.50 gift of jewelry that will be warmly welcomed... and dearly cherished for years to cornel rfrtrfmrty lip«-«l,r. fc.c.ict ELECTRIC SHAVERS Duchess Chontiliy ' Man's watch with sweep Gorham "Strasbourg"* $35.00 Compote. $20. (7 second hand and ex* Individually proportioned Dio.. ty,". Height t pension band. In everyone of 13 lengths Others from II $15.00,*///////' " Thrill her with the Trend Condiestkks, nylons famous for Gorham "Lyric"* $29.75 Electric personal fit...the nylons Height 2", pob $15. individually proportioned at every point... in her ideal size! They fit beautifully .,. cling luxuriously' Gorham "Rondo"* $32.75 ... feel more wonderful than nylons ever have before. lovely creation in o lady's bracelet watch. IS individually proportioned j Gorham "lily of the Volley"* $32.75 lengths to fit beautifully at the fool, ankle, calf, bend of the knee, length and heel height. Davenfit Shorts: 8>/s to 10>/2 Davenfit Mediums: 8V£ tu 11 Gorham "Melrose"* $39.75 Man's pocket watch Davenfit Longs: 9'/, to 11. and knife with chain. Gorham "Ofcor"* $46.25 EXPERT 12-Dlamond Bridal Dvo. Magniflcentl WATCH REPAIR 66 gauge 13 denier »1.95 Gorham "Chantilly"* $32.75 8ILVERWARE 60 gauge, 15 denier or 12 denier M.65 Strasbourg Sugar and Cream with Hundreds Of Other Gifts To Select From Si gauge, 15 denier or JO denier M ,35 Flatware prices are for one luncheon Troy, cream capacity X pt. set sire six-piece place-setting. All prices $45. Troy, V long, priced alone, (list colors) Include Federal Tax. $17.50 ook for ^ piece of Go Hollowore ® Clements n i> V""; New Location . . 624 Broadway Paducah, Ky, «nr •up** Benton Kentucky Next to Columbia Theatre—Paducah, Ky. • reset food*11 ot RoUtc rtjitor in Benton, •ough w><> Wood- j giva were ad- Hospltal in Pa- [ SAVE AND BUY N0 W 1 AT AFTER CHRISTMAS PRICES THAT IT'S FUN COAT And SUIT SALE TO SHOP AT 4th OFF of Our Entire Stock WILSONS • CHILDREN'S Yes Folks - Wilson's is the Place to • MISSES' Gifts for the whole Family • JUNIORS BOOKS and This Xmas BOOKS FOR ADULTS BOOKS FOK CHILDREN • LADIES' « BIBLES FOR ALL THE FAMILY Amazing . . . the super values Bridge and Canasta Card Crayonex Color Sets we've cooked up for you right In time for Sheaffer Pens and Desk Textile bd4 Dek-All Sets your holiday showing , . . precision Sets tailored, superbly styled coat), Zipper Ring Books in finest pure woolens . . . coats that Buxton Billfolds look, feel and wear like more than Eaton's Boxed Writing Papers this unusual low price! All Sizes - Remember! It's Fun to Shop at All Colors And Materials VINCENT S North Side Square Mayfield, Ky. Point neverneeds wiping! Famous Sheaffer writing Book and Stationery Store quality Sec it, test it. Buy now for school I PADUCAH KENTUCKY LIST DRUG S 112 liroadicay t ideas for Christmas »r . . . from $12.50 Mill UNIVIltt 17 jnnli bf 04*1*1 ••H""*" b»JC*l*t •7$ ovd—a Compel.. J/lj' W0.6X-.HrV ix'.o**"**" i/ n U. S. No. 1 Marsh Seedless CANBERRY SAUCE2 for 39 GRAPEFRUIT80 siz The finest Watch in the World \ FIRST IN BEAUTY £ FIRST IN ACCURACY Big Brother 2% Size Can FIRST IN VALUE COCONUTS Carnation CUPPM 17 |«««lw HAWKINS JEWELRY ttlf-windlnj, wo»«f»ii«* th*ck rttiiloi.r, Benton, Ky. «nti m««Mt>(. rml r«»f, ItHf stcoftd bond, radium hondi t diol, ~ TANGERINES ^ 29' tfitfiadivn and dor U. S. No. 1 Florida Sweet tn« cryt'»' «f fidlvoi 5*ld 'Bufot* Wllorttt* ' I-jttht t st»» • WJt«rtit« SSSJZ AD A Mr PC 250 size 45c GRAPEFRUITach 5 ALL SORTS OF GOOD CHRISTMAS CANDIES A WARWICK K, WHIJT i II i~.li Ur , 17 |.«*ll VA *ipoitt>*n bond jgVfj ilMlb mlltMl upofllloit bond • »71>» f?E Palma, Kentucky ,95o. Pmducah. Ky. The Marshall Courier, Benton Many Kentuckians Courier, Benton, Ky. Now Are Drinking SPEAKER at Murr IF YOU NEE Flouridated Water j Nash, professor | sed the Thirty per cent of Kentucky's SOME EXTRA C population Is now drinking flu orldated water, according to Dr. FOR STM J. F. Owen, director of dentul CHRI health, Kentucky State Depart- ment of Health. "With the recent addition of smartest styling, the city of Calhoun there are now about three-fourths of a million Kentuckians being as- sisted toward better dental health." smoothest fit The National Institute of Den- tal Health, ln a recent survey of Grand Rapids, Mich., which be- gan flourldatlng their commu- nity water supply ln 1945, dis- covered that six-year old young- your sights on sters after drinking fluoridated water during these years show- 1108% Main Street ed a 71 per cent reduction ln the number of decayed perma- nent teeth. Benton, Kentucky r n w Whites A 25 per cent reduction in curred In 16-year-olds who at Coleman Riley - the time fluoridation began in Orand Rapids had most of their permanent teeth. SHOOTING S y plans Trom vj DRIVER'S BETWEEN H Eh Type • 1>2; j lalowv - with uj SHOPPE died ELIMINATE \V nary to compUj will erect your.. lion by furnlslj ist quality mat$ ne constructiol STARTIN ly one of the K es. Idard method DONT R dins requirem ; complete infu ! ST'q So many good-looking afhome collar styles to choose from! For her private life, a lady loves luxury and sophistication. HARDI SheMl love you for giving Give her lovely COSTUME JEWELRY .. 1.00 to 18.00 PAJAMAS 3.98 to 10.98 Lovely Christmas ROBES 8.98 to 14.98 JEWEL BOXES L 1.98 to 4.98 SLIPS 2.98 to 5.98 HALF SLIPS 2.98 to 4.98 Mitoga" trade-mark assures trim, tapered fit 98c Hundreds to Choose From GOWNS FREE GIFT BOX From 2.98 to All new shac HOSIERY 1.00 to 1.9 K It's A Hat , He Wants ALL GIFTS ^ Him One PADUCAH Wrapped Without From J*lNochlinCo, '°ol Felts #1.98 ft Om JUIDAY, SATURDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY & WTO, NIT* TIL MO ft Paducah *uine Fur Felt 02.98 HHHHHI^Hi ThtMarnhall Courier, j, Courier, Benton, Ky., December 17, 1953 gpSAKEK | at Murray State College, addres-' Friday night on "A Rotarian 3 Nasi, professor | sed the Benton Rotary Club last | Looks at Rotary." Mrs. Lillie Estes § GIFT I Funeral Rites Held In Graves County Funeral services for Mrs. Lil- I SPECIALS 1 lie Estes of Hickory Route 2 were held at Clark5s River Bap- tist Church In Graves County |21" Deluxe Westinghouse Table Model 8unday. Burial was Ih tns church cetnetery. ; TV Set, reg. price £249.95-^200.00 She ls survived by her husband Rex Estes; two sons, Roy and James Lee Estes of Hickory Rt. 2; one step-daughter, Betty Ma- j£262.95 G. E. 17" TV Set . . £165.00 rie Estes of Hickory Route 2; three sisters, Misses Mary and Emma Whltt and Mrs. Decle (£169.95 Free Westinghouse Cabinet Taylor, all of Benton Rovte 2; and six brothers, Ledle, ArUe, Daniel and Jess Whltt all of 1108'/a fl jewing Machine, £15.95 chair, £185.90 Benton Route 2, ond Millard and LOOK ! Bill Whltt of Paducah. Benton, ;value, both only £150.00 SHOOT OES WILL MEET 1 Benton Chapter No. 305, Order Coleman Rile of the Eastern Star, will meet j£l39.95 Portable Sewing Mch. £115.00 at 7::30 p. m. on Monday, Dec. Beautiful 21-Inch Console 21, at the Masonic Hall. Each member ls asked by Mrs. Hazel Burns, worthy matron, to bring a Christmas card with a small Symphonic Record Players donation enclosed for the wi- TV SET dow's and orphans home. Only $249' £22.95-£24.95-£32.50-£69.95 MASONS INITIATE FOUR Four men received their Mas- ters Degree ln Masonry In cere- SHOOTING SITE IS ON HIGHWAY monies held Monday at Ben- ton Masonic Hall. Those ini- RILEY FURNITURE COMPANY BETWEEN HARDIN AND DEXTER Table Model Radio-Phono tiated were Charles Mulllnh, H. C. Wetherford, James Blnkley and Bailey Boiley Spears. 1205 Poplar Phone 4951 Benton Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Waltt of route 4wcrevisitors here this Fleming Furniture Co week. STARTING TIME IS 9 A M OPEN NIGHTS 'TILL 8 P. M DONT FAIL TO BE THERE Until Christmas Eve Sponsored By IN STOLESL HARDIN LIONS CLUB Boys' and Girls' IS NO F::T3ON CLASSICS 11 n Sowyer, little TROUBLE AT THE KNIT * BROADCtOTH Women, Ireasure Is- lend. Also Boy Rogers, Pajamas $3.95 Gene Suliy, lu'tan, OSCAR N0CHLIN CO tihets. Shirts Galore To Choose From Dress Shirts In Whites & Pastels House Slippers Corduroy Shirts Give her a i $3.95 8 colors - £4.95 UMBREL1 £2.49 to £2.98 2.98 to 7, Free Gift Box With Each Shirt PAINT BOOKS Sport Shirts 98c Largest selection Hundreds to in town Choose From $1.98 - $2.98 - $3.98 ALL WOOL LARGE ASSORTMENT TOPCOATS GOWNJ FREE GIFT BOX TOY I Ties £1.50 REDUCED TO TELEPHONE From 2.98 to £28.88 All new shai HOSIER1 1.00 to 1.! Sport Coats IN CORDUROYS « If It's A Hat WOOLS He Wants 14.95 to $24.5C «ve Him One Free Gift Wrapping From Wood'." p*9-t"imme' 8 colored "al Nochlin Co, JULES Pool Felts £1.98 * ' Mayfield, Kentucky 3. NEWBERRY CO Paducah «uiine Fur Felt In MAYFIELD, |2.98 The Marshall Courier, Benton FUNERAL IS CONDUCTED There May Be A World of Difference Between FOR 8-YEAR-OLD BOY Funeral services for Jimmy Clark Wllloughby, 8 years of age, exalt who died Dec. 13 at his home on FOR RENT - 4 room house. New Route 5, were held at the Ham- BEST DEAL plastic floor covering. Hot and let Baptist Church by the Rev cold water. 1 1-2 blocks from YOU CAN DEPEND ON ANY DRUG PRODUCT THAT 81 John W. Klqss. Burial by the Post office. See Mrs. J. D. Peter- Linn Funeral Home was made son. Phone 4511. 33p In the Clark Cemetery. Survivors include parents, Mr NOTICE and Mrs. Sherman Wllloughby; 4 sisters and 3 brothers. Party who borrowed hospital bed from McClain Clinic please Rollle Jackson has been a notify the clinic at once. patient at Murray Hospital this George C. McClain, M. D. 32c week. rrylChristaas WOCS « ®a S»5 5=5S !®5 S5ICS3 S=«JW BROSS JSg^98SS.t CSS 555 iKt SKS E ^Sa^l^VKBBSasSCSSsaBaiSaSBa IT S CHRISTMAS 1952 Studebaker Commander 1948 Packard #350 4 door sedan #1395 1947 Kaiser .... #195 BARGAINS 1951 Nash Statesman 1947 DeSoto . #395 4 door sedan #995 1947 Oldsmobile FURNITURE 1949 Buick 4 door #395 4 door #695 1947 Buick #395 ™ "'hut h, 1949 Oldsmobile 1946 Chevrolet #350 » Hollywood Deep-Fryers #19.95 { UM t 4 door #795 1946 Nash "600" #250 j VALUE! Pretty chirmw h« 1948 Plymouth 1946 Buick I POPUP TOASTERS flirtatious eyes wice. Beautifully m Many plans from * 4doo r #430 4 door #250 95 u Ranch Type • 1 l2 j Bungalows—with uj | HASSOCKS *4 * n attached. « ELIMINATE W OPEN NIGHTS Used Car Lot 207 South 3rd sary to compW 1 PLATFORM ROCKERS | We will erect your $jg95 8Cup| erection by furnisl| Finest' quality mat In the construction ? 93 ed by one of the t I SMOKERS 6 1 homes. Your Direct Nash Factory Dealer Standard method g Large 5pc. chrome bkfst. sets #79.95 | BOXED WLITI Building requirem K fi Bath Powder and Cologne with delightful For complete infrt 207-219 South 3rd Paducah floral fragrance. Perfect for HER gift! ST1 | Plastic pull-up chairs #16.95 8 | Table lamps & shade #2.95 to #9.95 j STAG MEN'S GIFT SET Shaving Lotion, Tile, Shaying Creem, gift boxed Route No. 1 | Blonde coffee table #9.95 & up fj MUSICAL POWDER BOX Headquarters for Pretty pastel metal box plays favoxite melodies ... 95 SPUNTEX NYLON HOSIERY I SOFA BEDS *59 j Finest quality CO gauge. Choice el level* shades tl tl VHi CARA NOME DOUBLE COMPACT Has loose powder compartment, contains route .„. | Drop end Love Seat #69.95 g CHRISTMAS TREE LIGHT SET It one bulb burns out, rest stay lit. for indoera CARA NOME DUSTING POWDER | All Living Room Suites Reduced 20% g Dainty floral fragrance, large, soft puff In ton...: G-E ELECTRIC ALARM CLOCK SCHWIK'fj | All Bed Room Suites - Reduced 20% jjj Smart, modem Wink" with ixory case. Urge dial RUSTICWARE NUT BOWL SET PANTHER Wooden bowl, nickel plated cracker and 4 picks * MEN'S FITTED DRESSING CASE 5 FREE Xmas Gifts With Every Purchase Zippered case holds brush, comb, mirror, et« SCOUT 2 CELL FLASHLIGHT Chrome plated, red plastic ring. Less baty RONSON STANDARD LIGHTERS Windproot. dependable. Styles for men, won,, n IMPERIAL FLASH CAMERA Easy-to use boi type, tnap-on flash attachment • G/iifens with chrome fenders, TABLE TENNIS SET tank, fittings 2 rubber-faced paddles, 2 balls, net, clemps • Has headlight, spring forlt, WHITE OWL INVINCIBLES BO. OR Y> front brake, carrier MENNEN SKIN BRACER and foam sh,„ let Watch your boy light up wlien he sees tbis flashy, two-tone JEAFORTH CRYSTAL THREESOME lotion, coio,n, T.I< Open Every Evening Open Every Evening model Fully equipped and Plus Federal Tax on some items ^ guaranteed as long as you own iL Benton, Ky Busy Body Group Holds Meeting At Hie Xcw Mrs. Morris' Home GIRL'S SPITFIRE MURRAY FIRE TRUCK SCHWINN SKIPP;." Buy Schwinn dependa- Brilliant red, well decorated, Best first two-wheeler (v.'li.i The Busy Body Homemakers Size and bility at a saving, add with bell, ladders, hand- side wheels) for children ? met last week at the home of 1 accessories ifi'" ^ rails. Rall-lirai^ir wheels to 6. Has coaster brak.- Mrs. Harold Morris. The lesson on accessories, was given, nats, stand. Chain Af:r\t and drive other big bike scarfs and jewelry were dis- guard. T-O.y. mechanism. features. 19.95 42.95 played. There also was an interesting display of Christmas decorations SELECT THE CHRISTMAS BIKE NOW - PUT IT ON LAY-A W?} and the methods used In mak- ing them were explained. B. F. Goodrich The club presented Miss Sun- shine Colley with a gift. TRACTION TWINS Refreshments were served to the following members: Mes- 1. Winter Traction Tire dames Dean Collie, Charlie York for country driving, u>. NEW AND USED WATCHES cleared roads, mud. Y.v Whipple Walker, Keith Farm- Nice Enough for Anyone's Christmas to all children get as much as 25% m er, Solon Farmer, Harold Mor- # pulling power in deep a no • ris and Miss Jane Turner. 2.BFG LIFE-SAVER Elgin, Bulova, Gruen, Benrus • Colo^u! plastic trilling Tubeless Tire bird is our "Merry Christ- on icy roads, packed snow, mas" gift to every child rainy streets—stops up to accompanied by an 30% quicker. Thousand.-, adult. Visit our gay of tiny grip-blocks grip in- House of Santa Clous stead of slip. UlASUtl soon for your FREE l0*MANOf VAlUf O WARBLER. A. kw a, 1 .00 d<"»" »""f r«<" Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Fendley Mi». Hh ,r.uat Has*. and daughters of Paducah were ^"^OWTIAC OFFERS the guests last Sunday of Mrs. CASH Or LAY-A-WAY Fred Filbeck. **UCTK>« Of Automatic Percolator General Electric Automatic Toaster Mr. and Mrs. Dan Eley of Fort Worth, Texas, are the parents Nejico Roaster a of a new daughter born there Dormeyer Power Chief Electric Food Mixer on Dec. 15. The girl Is then- third child. The other two are a boy and a girl. Dan Is a for - mer Benton resident. Mrs. Ella Castleberry of Route 2 was a recent visitor in Ben- ton. CARL TAYLOR, Mgr. Mr. and Mrs. George Davis of 206 Broadway , Paducah, Ky, 4 th & Jefferson Phone 5-5454 Elva are the parents of a girl born Monday at a Paducah hos- ALL WATCHES GUARANTEED pital. Build Marshall County And It Will Build You Number 31 rising SOCIAL and PERSONAL Mrs. Dycus Brandon of Route Mr. and Mrs. Gaylon Morn i 4 was a shopping visitor in Ben- of Rout* 4 were Saturday shop ton Friday. ping visitors In Benton. exalte Mrs. L. E. Slrles of Route 5 was Charlie Borders of Route 3 a business visitor in Benton Fri- was a recent visitor in Bento:. day and while here subscribed Mr. and Mrs. Rex Anderson of for the Marshall Courier. Hardin Route 1 were shoppii The Alvie Hensons of Route 5 visitors ln Benton. were Saturday shoppers ln town Mrs. Ezra Jones of Route 5 Saturday. was a shopper ln town Frida •. WHY WAIT? SHOP EARLY! SA\ TIME AND MONEY AT KR( MJO £ , Pr(% charmer has ij sl"n' "'rtltious eyes ^ Beautifully d;( KROGER OVEN-READY—18 to 24 lb. TOM NANOr £ 2«tct J Handsome chr< MTle toaster with handles Doors ,urn toast. Use 0 A Completely New Line t Fancy—Oven Ready 19 to 14 lb. HEN TURKEY, lb. of Automobiles! Roasting CHICKEN, lb. Farm Fresh STEWING HENS, lb. Cut-Up Tray 1'acked FRYERS, lb. Sugar Cured SMOKED JOWLS, lb. EATMORE—Tangy Tart. Cello Pack klXAll KADtO S X SUNDAY!-CI (heNew Qiefr S** "Bringing NewValues in Luxury Size and Performance Never Before Offered at die Price . . . Kleenex . . . 2 - 200 boxes 37c • Saw CMn-MyM Inlrrlorn-Xew TCHES en, Benrus Na» «lf Cndltiatil* N.« e.«ti« '•«•' It lOu stop tastai with cooli toot cai to tha I'™*"*; ittort and loot movwiunt « tura you »t In minutn. S'|M nam advanca in ulet< Krswsas cylindar modal* only. in| lor IM opan load iQbplay A««« - With UN Be«uUful New Companion DOl BLE PROOF THAT oom AK I OR DOLU Freshrap 100 ft. roll 27c Paducah, Ky Roberts Motor TEED Tfie Marshall Cpurler, Pmtw, RVi Rollle Pace and Sid Pace of the many county Christmas Denny Gllllhan who was a Pror. Joe B. Howard of near PERSONALS shoppers In Benton Saturday and patient for someetlme at the Route 1 wore visitors in town Mr. and] Sharpe was a business visitor while here renewed the Marshall Murray Hospital was removed Saturday. of Route 5 wi scribe for the Marshall In Benton Saturday. \ Courlei to his home last week and li W. E. Nnrswnrthy and wife of county shop) •r a good weekly news- c R Comng of Route 5 was a slowly Improving. the county were visitors In town day. Mrs. Albert Dowdy and son-in- » CIVf M for only or* dollar a year buslness visitor in Benton aat- SaturdaM Mrs Ed law, James Sheppard, of Route Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Thweatt E. J. Cannons of Route 2 urday. Elvis Vvett of Route 5 was Smith, Mrs. 1, were Saturday visitors In Ben- of Route 1 were shopping visitors shopping In Benton Sat- Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wright and in Murrt^Jon business Friday. Briensburg children of Hardin were among ton. in Benton.. Benton. Christmas PLATFORM ROCKER, for,. th tionol room that neodi o rea L\^ean tenderized ^XSIteP^^F^^^I forloble chair. In many fabrics. \ GIFT SE 69C A Gorgeous Selectii W \F HAMS "SWBS . lans from yClflV v } \ F">in 6 to 15 lbs. ^tttg^jW Gathered From The F type e 1*2 |ws—with I by furnisll ritNGID CHAIR that .III be ALL YOUR NEEDS luality man in a modern or o troditionol [onstructioa 2 tall cans tmorilf controlling lob,.a. Le of the tf CLl'B CHAIRS 2 small cans Gracefully and capti- BUDGET 1 method vatingly styled- Its reijuirem beauty sets your room iplete Infci American TERMS or Swan Down aglow with charm. MTY box . HIGH BACK WING < HAIR ARRANGED Now, you can purchase this fireside Old Fashion chair you've been waiting for, and for far less. DCONUTS HOOP CHEESE OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT TILL 8:30 Make This Famous MAYFIELI) THE OLD RELIABLE KENTUCKY Brown Derby VEGETABLES OPEN EACH AND EVERY NIGHT FROM DEC. 18 THRU 23rd Black Bottom Pie FRESH CRISP 4 dz. SIZE HOCOLATE COVERED Ask us for the recipe Cordial Cherries lb Lettuce 2 heads . ;• FOR DBLIGHTING T LIGHT OF YOUR LIFE ANCY SNOWMAN ASSORTED FRESH CRISP 3 dz. SIZE 1 JEWELRY Chocolates 2 /* lb. box GIFTS CDENS HAPPY DAY ASSORTED EATMORE — 1 lb. Chocolates 4 lb. box Made with Knox ELICIOUS ALL FILLED FLORIDA FULL OF JUICE Gelatin 23c Baker's Unsweetened UDENS ALL FILLED Chocolate 45c CALIFORNIA RED irillant Mix 14 oz, Carnation Evaporated Milk 2 for 29c English Florida Fancy Box Apples Walnuts Red or Yellow Delicious y* box . . .$298 Box $5 Chocolate Thin Shelv l Drops Pecans WINESAP APPLES CRATE lb. bag 45c V* box ... $2.79 Box . . . £5.55 HOP AT U-TOTE-EM'S FOR THE MOST CO MPLETE LINE OF XMAS CANDIES & FRUITS Benton, Kentucky UPON THEIR FINE NEW BUILDING A FINE ASSET TO BENTON Junction Highway 641 and 68 Court"-> Ptnton The Marshall Courier, Benton, Ky., December 17, 195 LS and PERSONA! Soil Conservation Essays Must Be Turned In By Dec. 19 All entries for the Soil Con- servation Essay Contest must be turned In to local school super- intendents by Saturday, Dec. 19. U. S. Savings Bond prizes total- ling $3,200 are being offered to the Kentucky grade and high school students who submit the best essays In this tenth annual contest. 3 the Groove for The Courier-Journal, The Lou- YOU CAN'T GO WRONG ON QUALITY lavUle Times and WHAS ase contest sponsors in co-operation OR PRICES WHEN YOU SHOP at FLEMINGS Christmasjjji with the tSate Department of Education and the Kentucky As- •nr comfortobl, sociation of Soil Conservation Districts. IT" P'onnin, "How Soli Conservation Bene- SEMI fits My Community" ls the sub- jects of this year's essay. The boy or girl who submits the best DELUXE composition of 1,000 words or less will receive the first-place state PLATFORM award of a $100 bond. Second Moke this a "record Christmas!" Give hours prize is a $50 bond and third prize, >25. of pleasure for years to come with records Preylous state winners are not chosen to suit their tastes from our huge eligible to enter the competition. seiection. — Popular — Hillbilly — Sacred The three state winners and their families will be honored guests at the annual Farm EXTRA SPECIAL Awards Luncheon in Louisville Feb. 20. ! GIFT SELECTIONS' 1 pc. MODERN BLONDE CHRISTMAS n Hardin Go-Getters A Gorgeous Selection Of • POTTERY — 8 4-H Club Holds Its LIVING ROOM OUTFIT gX Regular Meeting 50 Gathered From The Four Corners Of The Earth *179 ' | On Dec 7, the Hardin Go-Get- 1 MODERN WROUGHT IRON • GLASS WARE And Many Other Items. 8 ters 4-H Club held its fourth jj meeting, with Miss Colley and g Mr. Miller present. LIVING ROON SUITES . . #139.5i When In Paducah Visit BEYER'S FOR . 8 The club presented the pro- '«IN«fD CHAIR ">ai win h $ gram, "Christmas in Many Living Room and Bedroom Suites o modorn or ' c t g Lands," with Glinda Edwards, •"""'l cofttroilia « f.Wio- ALL YOUR NEEDS - In Hardware and Paints. At Great Reductions < II U Rs _ fj Billy Elklns, Kent Sutherland, | Peggy Andrus, Dortha Dick, Don - Mil} and capti- § aid Lynch, and Dorthy Wright, Regular #74.50 Plastic B styled. Its BUDGET B taking part In the program. 8 Miss Colley gave an interesting U your room MOHAWK WOOL RUGS TERMS 1 demonstration on the proper with charm. 1 bulbs and lamp shades to use Paducah, Ky, |j for reading. S Donald Chapman, Arlie Con- 2 nor, and Wayne Green brought In ARRANGED lamps they had m'ade. MODERN WROI'GIIT IKON CHAIRS NIGHT TILL 8:30 CARD TABLES MATCHING CHAIRS tl LI ABI E KENTUCKY IMPORTED ITALIAN HT FROM DEC. 18 THRl' 23rd TABLE LAMPS FLOOR LAMPS PICTURES FOR DHLIGHTING THE LIGHT OF YOUR LIFE All Prices JEWELRY STOOLS & TABLES £395 up EXTRA SPECIAL GIFTS SPARTON BLONDE or MOHAGANT CHROME DINETTES RADIO-PHONOGRAPH * ^23950 up MAHOGANY and CHERRY Radios - G. E. - SPARTON - ZENITH #23.95 up Open Stock SUNBEAM - G.E. - DORMEYER and HAMILTON BEACH MIXERS #19.95 to #46.50 Automatic Hamilton and Elgin Watehes $19.95 to SSS.OO Mahogany End, (20% Trade-In Allowed) TOASTERS #6.95 to #27.50 Luggage, Men', and Ladies $12.95 to M00 Lamp, Step And Save UP to 50% #79.50 Hoover Diamonds $10.95 to as much as $1000.00 VACUUM CLEANERS .... #66.95 Save UP to 90% iocktail Tables PERCOLATORS #12.95 to #29.95 Sandwich Grill and #jp0 up WAFFLE IRONS #15.95 Others, Walnut, Limed Oak G. E. IRONS #9.95 to #18.95 Wrought Iron, Blonde #1.75 up HASSOCKS DESKS Electric Ranges, Refrigerators LANE CEDAR CHESTS And Washers _ SPECIAL PRICES - BOOK CASES To show that you really care, give >N THEIR jewelry. You'll find wonderful gifts W BUILDING among our huge selections. SSET TO BENTON BENTON, KY, PEELS JEWELRY CO FREE DELIVERY „, „ Paducah, Ky. m The Marshall Courier, Benton, Ky., December 17, 1953 ~7** PERSONALS The Valcalo Hensons of Route 5 were Saturday shoppers in it wn. The Varnell Smiths of Gil- i tsvllle were ln town Saturday ;U.d renewed their Marshall ;•> urler. NOTICE OF ELECTION Notice is hereby given that it: • following question will be i >mltted to the voters of the tc. ritory affected at the elec- .i.:n to be held on Saturday, Jtn- J: ry 2, 1954 between the hours ol 8 o'clock A. M. and 4 o'clock l' M. The question to be s ib .-.. . . <1 la: V ...e you in favor of the annex- it un of the following described ^YPIELD. KEMTUC^ pi >perty to the Benton lnde- p( ndent School'District, l.eginnlng at the Southwest ( irner of James Myers farm > liich is located on the South end West side of the Church (rove-WPA road; thence \ r est in a straight line to th; DON'T Southeast corner of the Rob- ert McKendree farm; theme v.'efit with Robert McKendee's Booth line to the Dal Riley MISS loumy road; thfnce South Where in the world are you going to find with the center line of said I'al Riley county road to an intersection with the South a sure-hit gift for every lady on your list? I tundary of the Robert Ed GIVING Then I oward farm; thence West A special gift for your own Top Lady? V ith Robert Ed Howard's S >uth boundary to his South- t.eat corner; thence in a West- {Useful, pretty, unusual, clever gifts for girls of •y direction in a straight ay plans friyn >j> uj 1. le to the southeast corner all ages, all tastes? The answer is Here, (ich Type • il'2 o Wavel Joseph's farm; then- galows—witjli ce West with Wavel Joseph's of course! We've ideas to delight checl s iuth line to his Southwest IKLIMINATATKH W f | >:r corner in the center of the aary to lllljiptF j c >unty road; thence North the most discerning damsel, the most | will erecktt >pur I® v ith 'be center line of said tlon by fimii(urfuf«-'IP H*I | c >unty road crossing Highway fashion-minded Miss, the most practical 51 at the Curt Phillips farm GIFT est quality jnaia to the South boundary of the fthc construct Lilly Derington farm; thence Mrs. And prices to please millionaries by one of the i* West, North and East with the aes. South, West and North boun- FROM and budget-balancers alike! ndard method daries respectively of the Bil- Jldins requirem ly Derington farm to the cen- complete Infi/A . ter line of said county road: STlil thence South with the center line of said road to the North WESTERN b mndary of the Charley Irince farm; thence in a northeasterly direction with the South, West and North boundaries of the properties KENTUCKY'S li,cated on the Northwest side CLASSIC TAIIOI of and adjacent to Highway 5'i to an intersection with the Again and again fir present boundary of the Ben- MOST ton Independent School Dis- America'* brides. Botj trict; thence In a southeaster- ly direction with the present I 14 karat gold. B -nton Independent School Cistrlct to the point of begin- EXCLUSIVE n ng. All legal voters residing with- in the above described teritory FASHION arc qualified to vote on the above question and ballots are be ng prepared and will be av- ailable In the County Court SHOPPE Rc >m of Marshall County Court House, Benton, Kentucky. Signed: VOLNEY BRIEN Sheriff -of Marshall County, Ky. 32c G.E. Steom Iron 50c WEEKLY "BUBBLE PEARLS" . beautifully matched in | . . . with all the ustre of the real thing plus all their own. Sterling silver clasp 5,5 w IMPORTED HANKIES . . applied, embrold prettily bordered ... of fine Swiss-imported b» Give several attractively boxed, or tucfc one toU :ard IANDBAGS In the newest bucket shape wlthfn nandles. Velvet, patent leather, broadcloth EAR DANGLES by Napier ... the newast to illustrated with Including hoops, pendants, tear drop6 posturne jewels, sterling silver or gold pi** * seleptlon f^OT " 1 ... DOESKIN GLOVES by Superb . , beallWrt?" full color pictures stitched with fashionable details "he'll IN THREE DIMENSIONS Choose from a variety of lengths and styles Now see the inspiring s?ory of the Frets " lint Christmas illustrated with full color Kodachrome photographs in :he SILK SQUARES . . , so necessary to s J mazing "come to lift realifm of woman's wardrobe. They're gay, they're P°. thret dimension*. This beautiful ch nJ 5 ;ory is told In three parts each iil-js- they'll take to any number of costume * ' J'' trated with seven stereo scrr.es 1 •ountsd in • sturdy View-Master silk Keel...21 fascinating scenes in all for use in View-Master Stereoscopes UMBRELLAS . . fashions most lmportw.t a^ nd Projectors. A costume umbrellas! All sUk french tsn ^ older comes with matched to costumes BRACELET and tJECKLACE SET t}y Ho* - ' gift that the lady who "has everything « ... a unique design of gold-plated st«rl^g s with floral motif ** • so I ROBES . . . tailored find dressmaker type in quilted, crepe and taffeta. Colors white, and navy „...,..'.,.-• LACE NIGHTGOWNS by Kickernick DALE nylon tricot . with beguiling V-neckltoe ^ sleeves. At the hem a border of matching J» And , hers in white or pastels r— f luxurtoM 1 GIFT SLIPS by Kickernick ... 0of SOc A WEEK 6 rUBBLEFIELD tricot with high waistline to conform toi Ins. Lace at bodice and hem with s whoow Murray Ky. net to finish It off -———** Paducoh'l Stltction of C U-DIAWOHO DUETTE A circle of fine J fiery diamonds. choice LADIES OR MEN 6-D1AM0N0 DUETTE EVERY WATCH EQUIPPED WITH v S Matched 3-diamond A NEVER BREAK MAINS';-!"- i• 'o l DOWN 1 WEEKLY bridal combination. AND FULLY GUARANTEED feriter^.. EVERY WATCH rO •M $1.75 Wh: lO-DIAMOND DUETTE Matched 5-Diamond^^ bridal pair. • • $1.00 m K H WEEKLY V OTHER SETS PRICED FROM $29.75 ^ 1 ^^ $2.50 WMklr 12-DIAM0ND DUETTE J A blaze of diamonds in^S A. 14K gold 1847 SUNBEAM MIXMASTER ROGERS BROS. SIpluiuiY. %JQ1 fomouiltit %AL SC lor 8. With dint. I • World o»r. "»*» $1.50 Weekly G.E. >1 $1.00 Weekly Steam Iron 50e WEEKLY MISS AMERICA 17 Jewell Exponirofl Bracelet THORNDAIE Full DARLINGTON. JOY. 17 |eweli. figured dial- Unusual cast de- Graceful design. iewel movement. Sign. 17 jewels. Nvlon cord bond. $45.00 $33.75 $33.75 EXPANSION BAND DIRECTOR Expansion Band LOUD ELGIN LADY ELGIN LORD ELGIN LADY ELGIN MARTHA. Oolnly MISS UNIVERSE DAYtROOK. I<)K CLUBWOMAN. DRAKE. 2 piano CLUBMAN. 21 1 expansion band 17 Jewell $QQ75 gold tilled cart. Decorative dial. crystal. 21 I"" '- jeweli.Strlk'ngdlal. $89.50 Expansion J J 19 level Elgin. $71.50 $89.50 $65.00 $71.50 Bracelet Home IB 111 Nationally Hll Famous $] Down WINCHESTER jU •• || Diamonds AOOSAW Reserves 17 J."'* 5", 17 Jewell }C( Expansion J n ii y Your Choice IroceM " • " " " ^ V/ateh.s Til! SATURDAY NIGHTS TILL 8:30 FRIDAY AND Paducoh's Lorgeit At Tki Hotel Irvln Cobb ©2 Bi-ocs^ay Sllcction of Costume J< The Marshall Courier, Benton, Courier, lUnlan. Farm, Home ALL THRU' THE HOUSE . .. JjCHRISTMAS hundreds of Penney ways to say SETORE HOURS Slated at Le W.Monday thru Wednesday, 9:00 O. M. Until 8:30 p.] ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY jjj JVI Friday, Saturday 9:00 A. M. Until 8:30 The 42nd annual Farm and Home Convention will be held at the University of Kentucky ai Lexington Feb. 2 to 5. A program Is being set up for four days of discussions and ex- stock- dalirT hibitions of .subjects of Interest to farmers, homemakers and farm youth. ^ NononucT There will be a general ses- sion for men and women In the Mfe* Coliseum the first day. Home- makers then will meet three days Asi in Memorial eHall. For farmers there will be sectional meetings tucky 8e«j ITbZ the second and third days, fol- Handloomed multicolored IN PADUCAH, KY rt Beautiful colors! an«*®iad Grewd topLr, J? EMBROIDERY! Guy J. Rudolph Charming styles! Funeral Is Held At COMPLETELY Oakland Church WASHABLE Ouy J. Rudolph, 76, died last RAYON BEMBEBG Thursday at his home on Cal- 'taeph JohnaoE I vert City Route 1. He was a na- Dec loTTJ DUSTERS tive of McCracken County, and home o( hu m J an elder in the Oakland Cumber- Calvert city. He' J land Presbyterian Church. resident ot J SHAG Surviving btskksl He is survived by his wife, Mrs. $7.90 three daughter, uj Blanche Roark Rudolph; three daughters, Mrs. Bob Kirks of O'Daniel ol NuhflJl Frather-light and Silk- v en-soft Betnberg rayon Acetate I'aducah, Mrs. Stanton B. Hume C- Tuttle ot (J and Mrs. w. Hj fe^jft and acetate—quilted on of Stanford, Ky., and Miss Em- Le»r, Tenn, t aJ TSI both sides—heavenly ma E. Rudolph and E. Blewett TRICOT Rudolph, both of Calvert city N'esbitt ol San AM3 warm and hand-wash- Route 1; one brother, Ollle Ru- there, Morns SelvJ able! Here's the grand KNIT dolph of McCracken County; "a tonlo; eight nj L plans from gesture she'll love! Red two grest-grutfSJ 1 half-brother, Ewlng -Rudolph of h Type • I navy, pastels; 10-8. Calvert City Route I; and four He was a memM [alows—with GOWNS grandchildren. land Presbyteiilanl the Masonic Lotip | Funeral services were held at FMneral jerries, LI Ml NATE W 11 a.m. Saturday at Oakland ary to comple urday at the how Decorative hemstitched Cumberland Presbyterian Church The Masonic Lodge jlll erect your with the Rev. E. R. Ladd and the at the gnvatde „ Ion by furnisli muslin pillowcases! Rev. Courtney Fooks officiating. Cemetery it quality matf GAYMODE Burial was in Oakland Cemetery. ie constructs Mr. and Mn P|| \ one of the 1 In handsome • Ux Mrs. Goebel Lamb of Route 1 Route 3 were itopp was a shopping visitor In Benton. window-pane I during the wMtaa. lard method Exquisite with lace, ling requirem box JL ruffles, tucks, appli- set of two complete info ques, ribbons and ST Designed to dress her bed with delicate bows! Supple in petal beauty—a very different, gifty set of pil- soft tricot that hardly lowcases. They're 42x36"—lovely, long- needs ironing! Pink, wearing 80 square niuslin—sewn with blue, maize, melon, sturdy French seams. Ideal for the home- rtiint in 32-40. makers, young-marrieds on your list. SNAP CROTCH CAPESKIN CORDUROY CRAWI.ABOUTS Little ones always need crawlabouts! Penney's are Size 8 1-2 to 11 sturdily qiade of fine pinwalc ENJOY ORGAN M Handsomely crafted gloves of corduroy with colorful pad- genuine imported capeskin! ded knee designs. Snap crotch The amazing Lowrey OrganJ Slip-in style with comfortable for easy changing, long strap* side-wall construction! At- fuijust easily. Elastic waist you've always wanted] tractively stitched seams. back, side plackets. Medium, stalls on any piano Brown cork and tan. Wool, pastel colors, S. M. L, XI. Nylon, fur lined. combinations, j 3'A lbs. pure HEIRLOOM TYPE BEDSPREAD warmth-giving wool! m MsmMmmi WINTER WEIGHT REVERSIBLE PRF,-SHRUNK LUXURIOUSLY FliINGF.it BLANKET CHOICE, FULI. In 7 colors sho can match up The A mating with every solid color And, remember, you TWIN SIZE ^^ oU gauge Oolden Dawn when you toll by numb • It take* «N Lowrey ORG ^l No Ironing Required blanket! These newest in nylons in the Penney first both hands on Something pretty — with long, lovely wear! organ music-j quality helps you save! Super sheer, these That's our double wedding ring, sturdy Start someone off to a new blanket wardrobe! SOUTHERN piano alone. I : woven cotton—a gift-worthy spread with 12-denier gems have dark seam drama, are Luxuriously textured, superbly warm, this " You can °b< pure blanket braves coldest winter nights- TELEPHO Its heirloom air. White, eggskell, blue, yel- made of high twist yarns for wear and because The I wears for years. Acetate satin bound. 5 year„ note range *il beauty. In 4 fashion-perfect shades for low pink and green. Double 98x112. Single guarantee against moth damage. : TELEGRAPH Sec how e« sizes 8'A to 11, you can't go wrong! new music. Cfl listen to The I 'ifir. Benton. /SJL, TOWMTER I?, JMJJ Methodist Church Woman's JBibJe Class Holds Party The Woman's BIJMe Claa c Methodist Church, ot whjch H. B. Holland and Mrs. R McWaters are teachers, m< the church Friday rvenlni the annual Christmas part A turkey dinner was se after which games were pi. Gifts also were exchanged Attending the dinner ? Messrs. and Mesdames Java famous piano quartet gory, Llllia nHltohen, R. R. Waters, Martin Wyatt, E STORY & CLARK Brlen, W. D. Qrlssom, C Cothron, Henry Hawkins, STEINWAY nett Holland, Henry B Ho) Carl Cundlff, Oeorge Long, Its Keynote Is Quality Darnall, Iva Woodall, Ira I ley, O. A. Gant, Herman Ki Instrument of the Inunortals zar, J. M. Bean, Bess Cr divert ( Katie Major, B. A. Walke R Edwards, Jlmmle Moore, Kinney, J. D. Gammell, \ WURLIZTER Dappert, Floyd Crouch and from —t^R MIADL visitor, Mrs. Ambrose Th' son. R>T T * /-irr Offioial I'iano of the MctropoUtan Opera The Most Popular Piano In America SHACKLETON'S resident ol v. Game Wardens O Kentucky To Get Dress Uniforms FRANKFORT — Kerttui AUTHENTIC Fish and Wildlife R e s o u r rmriiwni Commlsslonn has voted to toUo; eighth nlsh its conservation off knd Pr^JT? with dress uniforms. Earl Wallace, commissioni Offklot Piano of Hie the department, declared Metropolitan Oporo Company various types and colors of ^"WBkS forms have been studied « tr,^ that the officers should be nlshed uniforms to consls trousers, Jacket, coat, hat or Cemetery. and Sam Brown belt. Bids for furnishing the durinMr-g aodlthe e^h Zh proximately 120 uniforms be asked In the near future Hie Commission also v that work uniforms for the should be purchased by them that they could be purch through the Department. Mrs. Lynn Nelson of Ron A lovely addition to your home, with the voice lilts was a business visitor In 1 tonal quality for which the Knabc piano is famous. ton Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Oalen Smit Hardin were in town Satu Christmas shopping. They ported that their son, Sgt. B Your Whole Family Can Play Carols Joe Smith and family have turned from California. He been discharged and they i returned to Marshall Count This Christmas With the live. Mr. and Mrs. Talmade Rile Route 3 were among the coi shoppers in Benton Saturda; ENJOY ORGAN MUSIC FROM YOUR PIANO HAMMOND For the beginner, no other piano offers the guidance Mrs. Clyde Gregory, Mr. and inspiration that are traditional with the Steinway. Mrs. L. E. Gregory and Jin Its golden tone deepens the student's appreciation of Gregory of Route 4 were SJ The amazing Lowrey Organo gives you the organ music pers in Benton Satorday. CHORD ORGAN music. And the Vertical, made with exacting crafts- you ve always wanted right from your piano keys. In- Robert Cope land and wif manship, is a handsome instrument that beautifies any Benton Route 2 were visitor stalls on any piano in minutes. Many rich organ tone home. Only the Steinway offers the Diaphragmatic Benton Saturday and while came over to the Courier o Soundboard and the Accelerated Action that is so help- combinations. Compact, low in cest. and easy to play to renew their paper. ful lo beginners. For enlightening piano facts, stop in on your same familiar keys. for a copy of our free booklet, "How to NOTICE Choose Your Piano." Notice is hereby given Mrs. Tennie Wade as adm tratrlx of the estate of Mf Tanner, deceased, has file the Marshall County Court final settlement as such ad istratrix. Anyone holding cl aaainst said estate must file clams in the office of County Judge of Marshall C ty on or before January 4, or be forever barred. IT'S P Mark Clayton, Ch Marshall County ( AN ORGAN ONLY £30 PER MONTH Only Shackleton's has the complete line of Hammond Organs, see them, hear them, play them tomorrow in Paducah. WHEN you give a Wurlitzer piano for Christmas you are giving endless hours of musi- cal enjoyment and satisfaction. An altractive, moderately priced Wurlitzer ,member, fO- * will brighten the favorite spot in your home and n vou co» ^ ««' provide wholesome relaxation for your family and for your friends ... throughout the years. AT YOUR We have a complete selection ol styles and finishes DRUG STORE fW from which to choose. Come in and see, hear, and play th* Wurlitzer of your choice. til Broadway NELSON'S Louisville Lexington PADUCAH EXALL DRUG.' ASH REGISTER The Marshall Courier, Benton AS® ALL METAL (\"T\ STURDY STEEL REG. $3.29 ^ Rin(" lc up to \ ^"£3)1.00. Big business Guaranteed XkrZ^Jfor Kiddies. SPACE CADET Real Voice, Dial Roy Rogers Wt MAKE PRICES NEXT TO I Spjns and Rings. MOT MEET THEM WRIST WATCH KRESGES | Wrist Watch Our $1-19 Reg. 5.95 ») Al IRVAN K. TREVATHAN _ REGISTERED PHARMACIST Price! I Value! Jk £ Open^ Mickey Mouse, Alice in Wonderland, jquirrele live its Sundays Hopalong Cassidy, Cinderella. ,1® are aausrter RMS® .Til | • Xmas WRIST A QP Reg. $10.00 Thor of Route 6 was two-mi Mcrx Eicctric Train WATCHES O.tjrJ ,r in Benton Sat- Mrs. T ROLLER Lccomotivc and»Four Passenger »re he subscribed ingtor (SKATES! Cars ... 12 Sections of Track . . OUR ' 11 Courier. nesdav Transformer. A&fa jp PRICE / Ideal for Kit's! fk^ O & I Sturdily Built, El- • iRealistic Looking * ^^ ^ SPECIAL ALL NEW AND MEN'S BILLFOLDS ALL METAL ELECTRIC Genuine leathers men's bill PHONOGRAPHS Harry The Horse A-T-TE-N-Ti-O-N I fold*, large assortment o styles and colors. Plays up to 12" rccords, solid Satisfy every kid's desiro to Gruen construction, excellent sound,! have a horse. 23" high ond REG. $3.00 VALUE! U.L. approved. Lay ono awayi sturdily built so our cowboys Benrus for Christmas. I AIR CURED I BEAUTIFULLY OPEN SUNDAYS 6.95 Panda Bear LET'S PLAY 12 TO 6 P.M. Black and white BINGO Initial plush n by furnislj: Doll is 16" tall.fe ; quality mad t*32 MUSIC BOX Official Size Hes beautiful; i- construction Monopoly one of the t| flirting eyes open£ k^Afcp?^--/ Music Plays BASKETBALL and close. Magics- And Out GAME ird method skin arms andi Reg. $2.49 S ng requirem legs. url P°P Jock. OUR implete inf<< PRICE s'ri Gay Colors! Baby ind Onyx styles The five large, well lighted, warehouses in Mum, provide ample space to accommodate all tobacco thitn to this Market and your tobacco will always recetrr DAISY ROOK COOTIE B B CHINESE very best personal attention by the five indepeote GUNS TRI GAME GAME owned warehouses at Murray, since these floors sre stn Our Price! BUY SEVERAL! CHECKER GAME on a competitive basis with all other warehouses wit view to obtain the most possible money for the pm OUR tobacco. [Why Pay More—Shop Here & Save? PRICE & 1.69 108 Broadway Bring your tobacco to the Murray Market where will receive the best personal attention and the bit market prices. Remember the opening sale will be TUM December 22nd in Murray. Lge. Assortment • Prince Albert 95.00 ROI-TAN a Velvet C0NGR • Granger _ 5 C'GAPS 1 LARGE 7« ITHREE CAN 7VC [SPEEDS 98 BOX LOW LADIES' 17-JEWEL PRICE f Wrist Watch Smart Styles, Finest pre ON THEIR cision workmanship. Tremor.dous 4^95 Savings! I v Holds pennies, nickels, dimes, q One Year Guarantee! ters and larger coins. The bank isters automatically. When have $10.00 d if opens, «j)<5.C Only at Pa- ducah Cut | Rote Drugs ™ PERMANE?^ EXTRA BULBS TS CLOTHES REALLY CLEAt MUSICAL All PLUSH Metal Heart Design CARMEN TERRIFIC VALUES ^^ FEARS Brown EXPANSION and tan, BRACELETS ON ALL TYPES OF TRUCKS black & white. 12" Tall $3.98 Value! 1.98 • SEMI-TRAILER WITH | A baggage Truck & Hand Trk. I«C LADIES' 7-JEWEL j Rhinestone WRIST WATCH • DUMP TRUCK With Front {Tremendous savings in these fine watch- Loaders-Plastic Cab $2.69 FREIGHT TRAIN es. Nationally advertised, guaranteed for one year. Smart^ 3 CARS AND PLENTY OF TRACK! styles, variety of£ 4/8 (J £" # DELIVERY TRUCK Here is a reel Christmas morning thriller for say shapes and models. E .Sri All Metal Wind-Up Train. rt g tousewife who has to struggle along each week sridi Our Price! n-VW All Metal—-A Beauty! Sensational Buy! J) ^ in old broken-down washer. There is ao better u«* I Paducah Cut Rate Drugs » * A han Christmas to trade it in on a bread aew ( lonipgon of Route County And It ln tQ By A Dam Site I wn Friday 8 tames Sheppa-j Route TV" - Ho, ln e Western Kentucky's Largest Weekly Newspap. Will Build You Is have returned B«nton ^ »er — B enton and Marshall County's Home Newspaper I 1 to reside Fwdy and Mrs First In Circulation, First In Advertising [of Route 1 were Renton, Ky., December 17, 1953 Number 31 r Friday First In The Home, First In Reader Interest I of Route 5 was r on business. J p 4-H Youth Win Awards in Kentucky | button of J phl0 squirrels liva la Pong the county countv ^! « Nor- ill ar« smarter OREMOST among 4-H Club members in Kentucky are three teen- CONGRATULATIONS Ki -hupping last F agers who have high ratings in the National 4-H Dairy Foods ren. jg* Demonstration program. To The [Nunley of Route Subscribe »„. . pton shoppers ' of Route 6 was or r In Benton Sat- If C Rosa of lfn reat » year. Z K'cent business "ne a ^ tan rt he subscribed Mrs c* *> oat ^ | Courier. Bank of Benton k and Horace ^y sift p were business Thursday I p Friday F Route 4 was a I Benton. H SPECIAL CHRISTMAS SALE ALL NEW AND USED WATCHES REDUCED Julia Land D.lor.i Gohssn Judy Ann Slinnatt They are Julia Land, 16, of how to make banana milk shake, Bulova Nicolnsville, individual winner, strawberry soda, and chocolate and Delores Goheen, 16, of Gil- malted milk, bertaville, and Judy Ann Stinnett, Judy's demonstration was giv- Longine 16, of Madisonville, team win- en before approximately 71) peo- ners. They have utilized many pie eight different times. She ways of varying the diet by the titled her demonstration "Party Benrus Hamilton use of dairy products, appreci- Sandwich Loaf" and made 12 ating the value of milk for good loaves filled with layers of egg health. salad, hani salad, and cream Julia's demonstration was giv- cheese as the final touch, en before approximately 2,500 Each girl is awarded a 19- people and her subject was "The jewel wrist watch by the Curna- Use of Dry Milk in the Diet." tion Company. In carrying out iansion Identification Delores gave her demonstra- this program, the teen-agers tlon before approximately 750 learned to speak, well in public people on the subject "Drinks and developed poise and good Containing Milk." She showed I sportsmanship. BRACELET Thia program is conducted by the Cooperative Extension rvice. Tobacco Crop Quality Better Than Expected Upon Their Urge, well lighted, warehoose. In J Bubv and Onyx styles Plaque for engraving FINE NEW BUILDING f space to accommodate all tobacco krt and your tobacco will always A Fine Asset To Benton personal attention by the five Ind "Use, at Murray, since these floor. Itlvr basis with all other waretew, in the most possible money for tl 108 Broadway Paducah, Ky, Insurance Agency ir tobacco to the Murray Market where Benton, Kentucky the best personal attention and the big i Remember the opening sale will be Toes »d In Murray. CONGRATULATIONS OUR CONGRATULATIONS TO ON THEIR FINE NEW BUILDING PERSONALS Marvin Coursey of Route 2 was a business visitor In Benton Sat - urday. We Congratulate The Bank Of Benton. Its Officers And Board Of Joe Edwards of Route 1 was in town Saturday on business Edmond Henson and wife of Directors, Upon Remodeling Of Their Building. Route 5 were Saturday visitors ln Benton. O A. Rudd of Route 3 was a business visitor in town Satur- day. LOTHES REALLY CLEAi Mr. and Mrs. Will Dexter of IN THE PROGRESS OF Gilbertsville Route 1 were Sat- THIS IS ANOTHER STEP urday visitors in town. MARSHALL COUNTY AND WESTERN KENTUCKY. Get quick, soothing relief from the annoying throat tickle, unpleasant choked-up telling, and tiring cough that usually accompany minor throat and bronchial irritations. You can gat that relief by using Cherrosote, tha affective cough syrup with 12 active Ingredients. Cherrosote easai coughs due to colds, loosens phlegm, soothes Irritated throat membranes. Keep val Christmas Kentucky '""S-f- • 'titfs&i - A"" ' *- aap . • - ^ - itr. - . fiarshall Courier, Benfonj The TAe Marshall Courier, Benton, Ky., December 17, 1953 Congri YOU Are Cordially / Bank Invite\ d to Attend.... Our Then : TLE< ans" from \ | "ype • UiM tws—with i ;i lUNATK tV to complt , erect your by furnis quality mat| ionstructiuf |ne of the V method U1 requirem nplrte inM STl FINE •AT AFINfl So 1 FILBE • OPEN HOUSE fpm • " • * !«* • Advice oi < * * v. - • :'; Saturday, Dec 19 I• • 1 FA • i j * From One Until Eight Odock HO • BE • • • - OFFICERS DIRECTORS s: > • EVERYBODY IS WELCOME Cliff Treas, President Cliff Treas s • % s • • I ' # Paul Darnall, Executive C. R. Smith Tad« • > Whether you received an invitation or not you are Vice President 1 • Paul Darnall 2600 Bridge St. k • cordially invited to attend our opening. Marvin H. Mohler, Asst. • ; • Cashier Marx Gayton • • • « Kathleen Jennings, Asst. Charlie Cone • • Cashier » j » H. L. Sutherland • Free carnations for the ladies Robert L. Ross, Asst. Muscoe B. Martin Cashier • • Free cigars for the men Myrvin H. Mohler Maurine Jones, Book- • Refreshments and orgaft music for all keeper Curt Phillips • Don't forget the hours — 1 to 8 p.m. Nancy Hill, Bookkeeper Woodrow Holland a The Old Reliable - - Since 1890 >> * Ta< THE BANK OF BENTON 2600 Bridge Stj HBH Marshall Courier. Benton, Ky., December 17, 19S3 Sharpe 4-H Club Members \yire Lamps Miller-Johnson Co Members of the 4-H Club at Sharpe School brought lamps they had wired to the December OFFERS club meetings. The following boys and girls brought lamps: Wanda Irvan, Leroy Shreve, Fred Shreve, Cecil Moore, Nancy Barefleld, Patsy Rlcherson, Joy-j ce Fowler, Frances Rlckman, EE SINCERE = Carol Lovett, Linn Rudolph, Shirley Reed. Marianne Reed, Linda How- ard, Junior Mathls, Janet Bailey Bonnie Adkinson, Ray Richerd- son, Shirley Harpe, Doris Word, Sandra Parks, Auther Bilkey, Mitchell Watkins, James Bare- fleeld, Kay Dunnlgan and Low- ell Barrett. £auyk a*ui tU* "To what do you attribute your long life?" the reporter asked the centenarian. • I don't rightly know yet," replied the old timer. "I'm still dickering with two breakfast food companies." Have you been seeing red lately? On your Courier, that Is. If there is a red ring around the dates on your paper it means your sub- scription has expired. The dates are opposite your name in the upper right hand corner of the front page. If your paper has a red ring on it please drop UPON THEIR by the Curler office or mail ln your subscription renew- FINE NEW BUILDING al. Thank you. A FINE ASSET TO BENTON THE MARSHALL COURIER Published Thurs. Of Each Week at 1103 Poplar St Benton, Ky. Entered as 2nd Class Matter May 30, 1937, at the Post Office at Benton, Ky. Under The Act I of March 3. 1879. Urey Woodson Cross And I Marshall Wyatt - Publishers On Their Fine New MODERN BUILDING Advice on fe* FOR THE HOLIDAYS BE SURE TO DIRECTORS STOP AT ( . R. Smith Paducah, Ky 'aul Darnall Proud To Have Installed The larx Clayton Charlie Cone A SLEIGH I. L. Sutherland FULL OF CHRISTMAS DELIGHTS! For This Fine Building „„„„« ...Ill Store Paducah, Ky CALVERT CITY, Ky BENTON, Ky iJM&MMmi 'SBBvxw^S Th, Mar*hall Courier, The MarshaU Courier. Hlllllllllllllllllllliniiliiini,,,,,iiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ! —"•>! w BENTON CHURCH OF CHRIST Worship services at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. each Sunday. Read The Courier Classified Ads Training Union at 6 p.m. FURNITUI Church Programs L. E. Garner, Minister PE Sunday Morning-Bible school Stylish, Durabli Fij NEW HOPE BAPTIST BREWERS CIRCUIT 10:00 A.M. I EL&H0Cp! LUMBER Prices. Then Preaching and Communion Sherman Holt, paster. "5. J. Barron, pastor 11:00 A.M. Sunday school at 10 a.m. I All Kinds Brewers M. E. Church And hiitc nol Thy face from Thy TREAS COMPANY Preaching 7:30 PJd. The Fourth Sunday morning at 10 servant; lor 1 urn in trouble: hear Worship service at 11 a.m. LOCHRIDGE Wednesday Services 7:30 P.M. 0 "clock. me speedily.—(IWm 69, 17.) Sunday night service 7:30 | INSURANCE FTurst Sunday evening at 1 Young people's class at 6:30 If wo do not truly, rially feel Wednesday night prayer meet- Lumber, Millwork, Doors, Painl, Builders' Hardware •The Old p.m. Sunday. that we are actually in the pres- ing at 7:30 o'clock. c clock. ence of Almighty Cod when wo Sunday School each Sunday Ladles Bible Class at 2:15 p.m. pray, our woru.t — though they be | 1120 Main Wednesday. orning at 10 o'clock. heartfelt and earrirnt—may bo HASLET BAPTIST CHURCH Mayfield_ Oak Level M. E. Church You are Invited to attend every meaningless. Each of us must •FROM FOUNDATION TO ROOF— nearch his own heart end roul to Tniiiiiii'iiiHiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiimiim,, Second Sunday morning at 11 service at the Church of Christ. know how to f •!•! Cou'a present' John W. Kloss, pastor. ti 'lock. We have no creed but the Bible —for until we do that, our |>;.:yer.< R. C. Walker, superintendent Third Sunday evening at 7 wear no name but that ot Christ are empty. WE HAVE IT" o'clock. Sunday School at 10 a.m. Sunday School each Sunday Worship service every Sun- WORLDS ORElsflj rirring at 10 o'clock. UNION HILL rjiy at 11 a.m. and 7:15 p.m. CALVERT CITY BAPTIST Pleasant Grove M. E. Church CHURCH OF CHRIST \ BTU at 6:30 p.m. Prentice Do- WARM MORNING PEEl V 1313 Poplar Phone 2301 Benton, Ky. First and third Sunday morn- n'ohoo, director. Galen L. Hargrove, pastor. :ig U o'clock. Harold Sajn, Minister HEATERS JBWELRY Second and fourth Sunday ev- Bible Study 10 a.m. Bible school at 10 a.m. Mid-week prayer service at 1 uings at 7 oMclock. Worship & Preaching 10+45 a.m. Workship services at 11 a.m 7 p.m. SAVR $40 to S5A Sunday School each Sunday and 7:30 p.m. ftHM JEWELRY - Lt f*-'' ,1 Young Men's Tr. Class 3 p.m. GOVERNMENT SURPLUS -norning at 11 o'clock. Worship and Preaching 8 p.m. Training Union at 6:45 p.m. NEW ZION MISSIONARY on mayUung Young Peoples' Class Wednesday BAPTIST CHURCH INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS Rebuilt by Country Boy Store, BENTON CIRCUIT 8 pjn. , NEW HARMONY BAPTIST .Many Good as New" OUR NMW L\ Mid-Wcek Bible Study" Wednes- Edward Crowell, pastor. '. B. Alexander, pastor day 8:15 p.m. Freddie Lee Pace, S. S. Supt. Mt. Carmel Rev. Jack R. Doom Pastor Morgan. Trevathan and Gunn 109 B'Way — i Preaching services :ach Sun Sunday School, 10:00 A. M. Sunday School each Sunday HARBIN BAPTIST CHURCH Preaching at 11 A. M., and 1 *29 95 - *3995 nornlng 10. Preaching first Sun- jay at ll-:0c A. M and 7 00 P. Insurance Agency ay 11 a.&i. H- P. M. each Sunday. George E. Clark, pastor Sunday school LLI A M. BTU at 7'p.m. COUNTRY Church Grove INSURE NOW — TOMORROW MAY BE TOO LATE Con lllllington. Supt. Prayer meetli., A'ednesdayi Hafford Staples, Director. Sunday School every Sunday Sunday School 10 a.m. BOY STORES t 10 a.m. Preaching 2nd Sunday •t i :UU 1. M Prayer meeting each Wednes Morning worship 11 a.m. day evening. PHONE 2151 BENTON. KY t 11 ajn., and 3rd and 4th Sun- Training Union 6:15 p.m. Third & Kentucky Jays at 7 p.m. MT. MOR1AH PRIMITIVE (Clarence Newton, Supt.) BAPTIST CHURCH .Maple Springs Evening worship 7 p.m. r'IRST MISSIONARY BAPTIST Paducah • e e Sunday School every Sunday Prayer meeting, Wed. 7:00 p.m. • t 10 a.m. Preaching 3rd Sun- 'Gordon Huaron Paster) J. Frank Young, Pastor EXPERIENCE • 1 -iy at 11 a.m. and 1st Sunday BENTON FIRST CHRISTIAN Preaching each Sedond. Forth Kenneth Nichols. S. S. Supt i.t 7 p'.m. and Fifth Sundays Services at •y plans frym * J ' | Van Wyatt. BTU Director Lonjj practical experience, prompt and efticient IIIHIIIMIIIIII|||||||HMIIIIM|||||||||||||,|,,^jjjJj^ Brlensbutg 11 o'clock. >h Type « I'vj | Rev. Bill Williams, Pastor Sunday School 9:30 a.m. Sunday school each Sunday Worship Services 11 a.m. and service, sufficient merchandise to allow any family kalow- «ktl> 1 in Bill Morgan, Supt. Morning Worship 10:45 a.ni :ornii»g 10 a.m. Preaching 4th 7:45 p.m. a selection according to their own wishes. phed unday at 11 a.m., and 2nd Sun- Sunday schoo' 10:00 a. m. Prayer Service, Wed. 7:30 I MATTRESSI LIMINATI W " ay at 7 p.m. Jg Vorshlp Service _ 11:00 a. m iAKDIN METIIIIMin CHARGE iary to com pit j' Direct From Factory't BETHLEHEM BAPTIST BltlENSBUKG BAPTIST rtll erect your * * H.VRPE CHURCH OF CHRIST Hoy I Owen, Pastoi FILBECK CANN kion by furnisMfH Hardin: outuutv 10:00 a.m. T.J.. Campbell, pastor Lavern Stewart, Minister Rev. Clayton Wyatt, paston, ' FUNERAL HOME 1st quality mat ; H; •very Sunday. Woishlp third Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. ilble study at 10 a.m. W. O. Powell, supt. Sunday at 11:00 a.m.: First Sun li, instruct;,. :! ^ Harvy T. Culp, den. Supt. Ambulance Service, Oxygen A rail able •Vorshlp services at 11 a.m. and Sunday school 10 a. m. Wot • lay at 7:00 p.t... Lv one of the ftf''[if t •ship service 10 a. m. and 8 p. m. Preaching services at 11:00 I* 30 li.m. \:Dexter: Sunday school 10.00 Phone 16H1 or 2091. Renton, Ky. Training Union 7 p. m. r -II Vednesday evening service at ».m. ev> ry C.unday except third a.m. and 7 00 p.m. Jdurd method ' 30 p.m. Sunday and Worship at 11:01 Training Union at 6 00 p.m. ding re'quireiu W. GILBERTSVILLE BAPTIST Olive: (Sunday school 10 A M- Solon Smltth, Gen. Director |complete inf<« 1LIVE BAPTIST CHURCH Midweek Prayer Services, : t S'p''i • HS The Rev. Curtis Haynes Pastor) Wednesday at 7:00 p.m. Stop At William L. Hodge, Pastor Sunuay school _ 9:45 A. M. BENTON FIRST METHODIST Worship services each Sunday Preaching 11:00 A. M. 11 a.m.'.and 7 p.m. Bible Studv Wednesday nights. VANZORA MISSIONARY PAT Rev W. D. Grissom Pastor SundaVS School at 10 a.m. Training Union 6:00 P. M BAPTIST CHURCH No. 1 Joe Coulter, Gen. Supt. Prayer/ Meetings Wednesdays ,3YPU 6:00 P.M Rev. J. C. Hicks, pastor. TADES PACKAGE STORE 7 p.m. ' Sunday scnool at 9:45 A. M„— •reaching 7 0i P. M Erllse Thompson, superintend- Re-Cover Box Springs, Feather I Morning woranly Set vice al ent. •—/ 10:50 A.M. — Sermon by the Pas - Your Business Appreciated - Sunday School at 10 a.m. tor. • • Worship service at 11 a.m. and WEST KY MAI Evening Service at 7 p.m. MYF 7 p.m. on Sundays. 2600 Bridge St. Paducah, Ky. at 6p.m. MANUFACTURING! Wilson's Book Slore Prayer meeting at 7:30 p.m. Wednesdays. 1136 So. 3rd Otrice Furniture Books - Music CALVERT CITY METHODIST rilllllllllllllllllllllllllllimilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll r H. C. Fletcher, pastor. Office Supplies Fountain Pens Church School at 10 a.m. Morning worship at 11 .am. STARS Off Duplicators ' Greeting Cards Evening worship at 7:00 Youth meeting at 6.30 mi Midweek services Wednesday at 306 Broadway Paducah, Ky. 7:00 p.m. OF THE fAORt LULL IWTCILIGEUT CANINE«> JON HALL ONCE SIUCHED TO BENTON FIRST BAPTIST IN CINtMATOWN- I"b 60 INTOTHE DIPLOMATIC Rev. L. A. Tucker, pastor. DIRECTED EXACTLY StRVICE IN "THE PICTURE JON Jimmie Lester, supt THE WAY HIS DIDNT HAVE A DOUBLE. HE ACTUALLY MADE ALLlWOSt Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. TWO-LEGGED FEUOW DANGEROUS OWES WIKXSELP/ Worship services at 10:45 a.m THE^PIAMS ARE// DOfUJTHV LAI^OUR ,WHO PLAVJ and 7:30 p.m. 'FLUSH' EVEN HAS OPPOSITE HALL.WA4 PlSCOVEHW CONFIDE IN YOUR BTU at 6:30 p.m. STAMD IN.' BY A STUDIO TALENT SCOUT WHILE OANCINt, IN ANEW X3RH Wednesday prayer services at Mifc.n nun i DOCTOR! 7:30 p.m. 9 THE MAN NMHO BE - [ THE LOVERS IN*THE HURRICANE" LAKEVIEW MISSIONARY CAME FAMOUS IN mffiiin i BAPTIST CHURCH GANGSTER ROLES I 5 I ""-\E REALISTIC Vr.t;: WERE HAVE Confidence Rev. James Reed, pastor AFRAID OF GUNS- A«C"lr'CIAi iV PPOOLl'-rc, k oi 1 IN PEElA PRIVATE UFBI^U, WONT HAVE ONE ot HIS I Roy Barlow, S. S. Supt. VMr; UD O / HATES BEIN& INTERVIEWEO-LNE59 HOME./ IN US! Paul Gregory, Trn. Union Pres 5AY6S MOMEYAND KEEP 3CATS AMD 1 Sunday School, 9:45 a.m. l# • Yonr doctor knows best what to do in case of illness. We Quick Relief for PEE WEE know best bow to accurately fill his prescriptions. Onr By S. M.| skilled pharmacists are always at your service. HEADACHE NEURALGIA I; I. 6-Dlfl. BRIDJ Test STANBACK youneli . . . tab- lets or powdei® . . . aqainit any The "Glamour" • • preparation you've ever used. t eparkilns iliHuiond*. I> I each rln». U-kL >ello» or | LIST DRUG STORE white gold mountlnrs. PADUCAH, KY. .ix* STANBACK REINFORCED — CONCRETE — PRECAST Approved 0t la SEPTIC TANKS With 500 GALLON CAPACITY F 5. DIA. BRIDAl The "Ecitacy" as required by Kentucky State Dept. of Health • * man eloue demonds In I ; «i • f# 11 4" Concrete Drain Tile for Filtration Field P« f' Western Ke Katterjohn Concrete Products Dial 2-116G — Paducah, Ky. — 10th & Jefferson Sets, Wedding H Use Only The Famous Katterjohn Concrete Products "KATTER-BLOX" J Hth ft Jeff. Paducah, Ky. Use Ou mMMauiiuammmmm "'•fv / 'L - ' ' . • .• • • . saw : « s&m: " r SEfJfpS• - -Ji- ^ • • ; .V • ' . ,v , • . WMaamm;-, : MIPPBH I wi : v . •. . . v - • if •BBiBHlHBfiHfifiBiw rj^f^ll Co, Marshall Courier. llenton, Kg.. December 17. 1953 H'W1^ tfTTS FURNITURE YOU NEED yodem, Stylish, Durable Furniture At Reasonable Prices. Then See Our Line. Eltchel De Priest of Qllberts- vllle Route 1 was a business visi- Classified ads to all pcrsutis tor in town Saturday. .'xcept those with regular ad- LOCHRIDGE 8C RIDGWAY Mrs. Fred Fllbeck and Otto vertising charge accounts must Cann attended the West Ken- tie paid for in advance. Our tucky District Association meet- bookkeeping system doe* not "The Old Reliable" ing held last week at Kentucky permit us to set up a charge Dam Village. »nd collection service for classi- •afffjfc'r U»tth.w*« 9f f.u, fied ads. Thank you. FOR SALE - Coleman oil heater. kmtlaul K.»ai»i. iMki Mrs. Walter Qrlggs of Calvert 75,000 BTU. Used one season. ""lillllllll jkyfield Kentucky j City Route 2 was a visitor in WOMEN WANTED - Housewlfe3 See Joe Pete Ely at Postofflcc. Benton Friday. Address advertising postcards. 29rtsc Mrs. Clarence Phlliey and Mrs. Must have good handwriting. Bertie Nichols of Route 6 were LINDO, Watertown, Mass. shoppers in town Friday. 31p XVARM MORN OD'S will Is for a wn: G world. No one can read PEEL'S prophets and make an; HEATERS HEADQUARTERS FOR out of It God's will is for pc lo this world. Peace JEWELRY — LOANS (•Is, 7*s, paace beyond of eourss; but that li not fiHt JMWHLRY — LUGUAQM - LOANS of It. God's will is t„. bui,t among man, peaca on ' by Country Bn on muyOung of mint grass aarth. So long as there wars, w* know that 1 OUR NMW LOCATION and intantlon for man' nsistsd. God wants a v. it <09 B'Way — Paducah, Ky. world. • - - - 1.1 —.. COUNTRY HOY STORES 1i '"'""MIHI^iiSj the South Ke-Cover Box Spring*, Feather Fife WEST KY MAT! MANUFACTURING W So. 3rd l»' IHIIIIIHIIIIiniiMIIIIIMMniMMnM 9 a KATE PEE LA HBP PRiVATEUrei^MB HATES BEING INTERViEWCD-U^g SAVES MOMEYAND XEEPICAT5 ANDA 9, 16-Diamond Bridal Pair THE "BIYIKBA" — * total e( 1H da.zllnr ilamonds In brantlful 14-kt. yellow or white 4. 15-DIA. PRINCESS RING 8. 4-Diamond rIll fishtail Oiuunt- The "Regal" Curvette Ensemble 1.1 fln*hlns diamonds The "Glamour" The "MAEILYN"—11- i;-.iiH(*d together In on- kt. yellow »r white e^fiKrt * sparkling diamonds In 1 smuisl "Princes*" style 14- Sold mounting* nro kt! yellow or whtto gold t-urvi'il to fit tOROtbrr. | I CAUt A«*oW> •soru reft A IB, ID-U'S. ft. Viai. HAMILTON MOVKMeST KrqiliMtr platinum ra,.' Mith 111 Kw.lt''- CAI*.**' „os (liunuiiidi. ) j| . nnd ilni-Kt Ham- fcvO BERNARD m„.t irj A ve„, ,„ , Bulova l4I.OMOIIJUSTf 7ASK Id INTO YOUft Offl r[ IN TO 5 TO COME, row nauiV ST0Kt ur HE SOUTH Credit Plan WraTSoTp TAe Marshall Courier, Benton, Ky., December 11,1953 The CONGRATULATIONS TO THE i BANK OF BENTON .• /-.' - ;r - i UPON THE VERY FINE PROGRESS SHOWN IN THE ULTRA MODERN Then : NEW iTYLEf • plans from 1 BUILDING Ih Type « 1 2 j kalows with c IheU UM1NATK W | ary to eompU j QUALITY LUMBER Will erect your , |ion by furnititjp FURNISHED BY Interior View of the New Bank of Benton Pt quality murXl L'onstructi. i | TREAS LUMBER CO. one of the j dard method , [ling requirem complete infu j ST« PAT Another Progressive Step For Benton And Marshall County Ii* No. 1 TREAS LUMBER COMPANY M Stunning 10 diamond brirf- Helping To Build Marshall County Since 1884 d pair. excep- f JA AA tional value I HU.VU j* « • < Congratulations Diamond tot. mairjve n*a- • m i 60.00 * ** TO THE A BANK OF BENTON Spacial value. Reliable jeweled vitch, 10 UPON THE GRAN D RE OPENING OF ^ expansion band 1 ''' * m * THEIR MODERN NEW BUILDING! I* • a • We Are Indeed Proud To Have Been The General §1: Contractors For The Construction Of This : Progressive Addition To Benton's Business Hundreds of beautifully I in "TUd MT screws | « District. lor Tour selection E- " / a rw T n ^ fc ..... J Jkndsome leather wallels Exterior View Of The New Home "T the finest mak- 1 JA «t'a< •n from A.*" Of The Bank Of Benton IrHft ruby ring of sub- *oli«l weight -)Q IT gold. Only Ll.lJ R. R- McWATERS Interior View Of New Bank Bldg. GENERAL CONTRACTOR SJ Pieces of good silv Plate. Complete 7Q ll service lor eight mm m § -a • m . The Greatest Collection of Fine Quality G\Hs In Western K CHRISTMAS GIFTS that will please er NV\Unau W EVERYONE on your 6 diamond bridal sot per Beautiful Tiffany 3 diamond • enj' fecily matched 50.0C bridal pair of UK ring now, modern beauties gold style Diamcad sol Bridal col a! unusual f inest, gem quality dia masonic l»po' Largo fine quality di Diamond set dinner ring. Her birthstone. Ladies 10K gol onyx Modern mounting JJ.QQ Beautiful ta»iern star ring month. Substan- Generous size diamond set ring set with gen of 14K gold Heavy weight 10K Onyx Each point with 29.75 tial 10K gold Diamona set initial ring in 14K gold, for ^Q OQ uine diamond ring set with real appropriate stone Genuine hand genuine onyx, 10K il Cft him Diamond set. masrive rna diamond sonic ring in 10K (A ftf] hensaiite ring mas- gold soUd gold . UW.WV sive 10K mounting Beautiful selection of com Gold filled locket pacts. Priced from i 61 Rhinestone mat chain spot for ini- A good low priced pocket watch. necklace tial value: Waterproof, watch for the Boy ^5 resistant. QC and ear screws Year o Only Special value. Reliabl» keeping jeweled watch. J9.75 price expansion band Carman type bracelet in V BUILDING! Pearl necklace from the charm of natur- JJQ Rhinestone necklaces. Just strand simulated al gold .w costume bracelets in the thing for evon- ^ ^ N ecklaces 1 Cfl fe Been The Gen« oold or silver plate lit ting wear Costume istriiction Of This Hundreds of beautifully Hundreds Business styled ear screws ^25 priced f« 'o Benton's for your selection SeI tu»»>01 p.ul JOH1» Sj New. snake style key New Photo-Idem bracelet chains, heavily gold 2 50 Stainless Steel watch band plated. From Sturdy Identification lor him. Engraved J ^ ^ Remington shaver for for his watch. Best ^ ^ electric shaver bracelets. Engraved dree Sunbeam the man w quality shaver tough 77 50 Free from for that fers it Handsome leather wallet* beard by the finest mak- 2 40 ers from Parker and Sheafier desk Cigarette lighter. i» pens and bases for § QQ Ronscn lighters JEWELERS service 1881 C. 52 pieces of plate. Complete ^J} Rogers RACTOR service lor eight The Marshall Courier, Benton, f make your Christmas Gifting easier IN YOUR HOMETOWN Then (any plans from v| Unch Type • lVj® lungaluws—with YOUR Home-shopping makes Christmas mer- rier for you . . . atul those von love! yard, is everything you need to make their Christinas dreams come gloriously true. You eould travel far and wide and still not find a grander selection ... or better values . . . anywhere. So save lime and trouble . .-and enjoy the added fun THIS of shopping here at home ... in the SAVE friendly stores you know . . . stores that TIME know you and go all-out to serve you! k Shirley Green, I AND We-Elect, Given I MONEY Fty By Mrs. Flatt I •» 8hlrley Green, bride-elect I J® C»stlebery, was honorec I •Wl'tfV 4 f personal shower Wednes I Mght, given by Mrs, Bur I f-" the home of her par-1 and Mrs. Roy Boyd I P Oreen received many nice I ASHLAND OIL CO CRAWFORD - FERGERSON TREAS LUMBER CO, Myers And Elkins Grocery f Games were played and! NELSON'S DRUG ST01 rJJ were awarded by Mrs I SAM MYERS, Distributor GIFTS FOR EVERYONE ON YOUR LIST Everything In Building And Hardware Needs Franklin. I Fine Groceries And Fresh Meats Complete Selection of Cosmetics and Gift 0 P*J' '»»e was decoratedl Pjtout In keeping with the! F»es holiday motif, HOLMES SERVICE STA Ross Griffith's Cafe O'DANIEL'S GROCERY r* attending and sending I FILBECK & CANNt P»tre; Beverly and Marshal U-Tote-Em Super Market SHELL PRODUCTS Less Overhead Means More Between The Bread Always Pulling For Benton r^Skeet Nelson, Katharine Funeral Home I*®"®' DePriest, Brooks FOR ALL YOUR FOOD BUYING Ckii Mesdames Alfred PJjJ. James Blnkley, Carl John Sledd's Texaco Station JOE DARNALL, Distributor Heath Hardware & Furn. Co *»e hostess and| MILLER " JOHNSON CO A HOT STOVE ON COLD DAYS HAL PERRY Give A CROSLEY APPLIANCE For Christmas' COMPLETE PLUMBING & HEATING SUPPLIES Standard Oil Company ^ Mrs Ed Newsome o'l General Contractor jj* Route 5 were vtsltorsi Benton Calvert City "vto Benton and while BANK OF BENTON renewed their subscription COLLIER 8C PEAK Gunn !i*w«hall courier. Bank Of Marshall County MEMBER F D I C [organ, Trevathan & HUTCHENS STYLE - MART Funeral Home MEMBER F D I C Insurance Agency YOUR COMPLETE MENS WEAR RILEY FURNITURE CO. ^cation Tin STORE COOKSEY &, SMITH CROWN FURNITURE CO. TRIED A PROVEN BRANDS BENTON CLEANERS [gain / Co "Chere 100 Cents Buys A Dollars Worth 1205 Poplar St. Benton, Kentucky or NATIONAL STORES 308 NORTH MAIN ST. BENTON, KY lt tk-T!f*Uon time again rV^J* Courier. GIFTS FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY BENTON SPORTS CENTER MORGANS ROBERTS ISJ the staff, if any. ls fo ne*d ot one aft*r L^^lstmas advertising KINNEY APPL. COMPANY Headquarters For Toys, Snorting Goods and "We Sell For Less Than The Larger Towns' FRIGID AIRE APPLIANCES — MOTOROLA TV LINN FUNERAL HOME PLUMBING & ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES Benton Kentacky PONTIAC L»«ualcmrtstma« Oroet- L button on Tuesday, KtkTL*®? thU final paper ** y»ar 19M wW be