The Princeton Leader, October 3, 1946
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I its Here IrWE PRINCETON Reader Confidence Founded • ftV I ft ibtful' Upon Editorial Sincerity rrai|er Wil, I IRDKD FIMT miizb A» KENTUCKY'S iST COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER. mt fake \ i X-rayj bve., * frailer in Volume 75 Princeton, ^l»ck^Thursday, October 3, 1946 Number 14 t ^y Ui» i Second Birthda ntvns? Bright Boy ft* sports, Tigers Hope For F "«». cltrk, —— cases. Second Victory Named To Conduct l e»ta was Tudiit and Mrs. Guy Stevens, Afoot. Idaho, are visiting her XMrs. Sallie P. Catlett, Over Madisonville ^Election Nov. 5 K.U! F win b, Chmgton street. They were Butler Squad In Improved Election Commissioners Now, iipd hi re on account of the Blackerby Advises doct I «r» a^ .^ous illness of his mother, Condition For Friday Select Four For Each State Health Head ent * Marv Phil Stevens. } V unit will • • • Night's Game; Big Of County's 25 Voting Says Need Great Here a New Home Agent $1,250 In Hospital Fund toture datM ur and Mrs. Morrison Jones Places Crowd Expected From Season Tickets And Community Can of those < „d son, Hobby, and daughter, tjSji (By Johnny Mercer) The Caldwell County Board of Sale of adult season foot- Support Good, Modern of tub f Ann, of Carnegie, Pa., Assumes Duties Sutler's light but lethal Tigers, Election Commissioners, compos- ball tickets by the Junior aid. nt several days here last week Facility if Kh Mr. and Mrs. W L. Gran- optimistic after their valiant ed of Sheriff Otho Towery, J. Miss Wilma Vandiver Chamber of Commerce net- featt, enroute to points in Flor- victory 13 to 6, over a stubborn W. McChesney and Gilbert Ken- Replaces Mrs. Nancy ted approximately $1,250 for "Princeton undoubtedly needs ncilmen, the Franklin-Simpson eleven here naday, have selected the follow- the Caldwell County Me- a good, modern hospital badly ' * * * V Beck Here | dttendtd the last Friday night, are preparing ing officers to serve in the coun- morial Hospital fund, Joe and I believe there is no > urs Dollie c. Catlett left last earnestly to give the rejuvenat- ty's 25 voting precincts in the Miss Wilma Vandiver, Liver- Wilcox, chairman, said. No douSt her people can obtain such r Lcek-end for Urbana, 111., where ed Madisonville Maroons a bat- institution and support it i, IT* visiting her daughter, Mrs. general election, Tuesday, Nov. 5: more, arrived in Princeton, Oct- season tickets will be sold tle royal on the home gridiron well", Dr. P. E. Blackerby, State i eadi The Jilliam H. Solley, and Lieuten Princeton No. 1: Mrs. Harry ober 1, to assume her duties as at a reduced rate, he added, Friday night. Johnson, D., clerk; L. P. Hopper, Home Demonstration Agent for health commissioner, said here ait Solley. , , . Harriet, daughter of Mrs. even tho one game of the The visitors are out for re- R., judge; Coy Scott, D., judge; Caldwell county. Miss Vandiver, home schedule has been Sunday afternoon. jjT-Sgt Fred D. Jolly, Jr., Gary Hobgood, is shown with | Alfred Harper, 6, a third venge this year and are confi- Henry Butler, R., sheriff. a graduate of Western Kentucky played. All single admission | Mrs Jolly, Santa Ana, Calif., her birthday cake, when she grade student at Flat Rock Drs. W. L. Cash, F. T. Linton, . dent of reversing decisions of State Teachers College, replaces receipts, after expenses have visiting their parents, Mr. recently celebrated her second School, made two grades in Princeton No. 2: William Cole- Ralph Cash, K. L. Barnes ^ad L ^ Mrs N. C. McCarty, Route recent years which saw them Mrs. Nancy S. Beck, resigned. been paid, also will go to anniversary with her grand- one year. He is a son of Mr. man, R., clerk; E. R. Brown, D., B. K. Amos attended, with the I. ;»nd Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jolly, humiliated by a defeat at the Miss Vandiver will work with the hospital fund, he said. parents in Hopkinsville. She judge; Hugh Blackburn, R. following members of the incor- trville1 . hands of the Tigers in 1944 and and Mrs. Bailey Harper, of Homemakers and 4-H clubs In « • • judge; Marshall Rogers, D., she porators' group, sponsoring the ; is a frequent visitor in Prince- miserable, for Madisonville, tie the Flat Rock community. the county. One of her first riff. proposed new Caldwell County j Mr and Mrs. Logan Brown ton, where her mother is man- in 1945. Forecast is for a close projects here will be meeting Princeton No. 3: Mrs. Frances Memorial Hospital: Thos. J. Sim- . children spent several days ager of Arnold's. score. with home furnishing leaders week with her father, R. Clayton, D., clerk; Mrs. Herbert mons, Grayson Harrabon, Dr. '' The Maroons, with some 500 during a training course 1864 Names Are Galusha, and Miss Agnes dickering Sells Clift, R., judge; S. J. Cantrell, C. H. Jaggers, Judge Clyde O. [ fans accompanying them here harmony and room combination, iusha. In Eddyville. D., judge; Guy Smith, R, sheriff. Wood, George O. Eldred, Henry ; for the Friday night game, will given by Miss Vivian Curnutt, Off Voters' List ... First Frost Hits Princeton No. 4: W. P. Old- Sevison, Howard York, Robert Richard Ratliff wil l returvn t o bring a season's record of two Truck Business specialist from' the University ham, R., clerk; L. C. Lisman, County Publishes Record Jacob, William Jones and G. M. i home in Stockton, N. J. this wins, the last a 47-0 rout of of Kentucky. Arnold Ligon, Madison- D„ judge; Harry Wallace, R., Pedley. feek-end after a visit to friends Gardens Hardest Providence last week, to match In preparation for her work. Of Purgation Under relatives here. judge; I. Z. Lewis, D., sheriff Dr. Blackerby said federal against Butler's one loss and ville, New Owner Of Miss Vandiver taught home ( ... Temperature Drops To Princeton No. 5: Rogers Pick- New State Law funds are available to conduct the win last Friday night. And, economics at Livermore High Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Erskine, Merchants' Line ering, D„ clerk; Mrs. Klon Pick- The names of 1864 persons a State-wide survey of hospitals ! 31 Tuesday Night; Crops as has come to be expected, the School and was employed as n' Antonio, Texas, are visiting Arnold Ligon, Madisonville, ering, R., judge; Grover Baker, have been stricken from Cald< now operating in Kentucky and tbeir aunt, Mrs. H. C. Moore, S. Not Damaged visitors will out-weigh the Tig- has purchased the Merchants' assistant home agent in Webster D, judge; Bob McGregory, R., county, prior to her appointment well county's lists of voters, in that authorities believe money taninarv street A dip in temperature to 31 ers several pounds to the player. Service Lines from William G. sheriff. here. accordance with provisions of will be forthcoming from the ... degrees Tuesday night gave These odds mean nothing to Pickering, and his franchise has Kentucky's new purgation law, federal government with which Princeton No. 6: Mrs. Louise Mr. and Mrs. Kimball Under- Miss Vandiver will reside in Coach Tip Downing's charges, been accepted by the Intrastate Jenkins, R-, clerk; Mrs. Pearl County Court Clerk Phillip Ste to pay one-third of the cost of ; wood, Sr., Paducah, were called Caldwell and adjacent counties Princeton. iere Sunday on account of the who have plenty of fight and at Commerce Commission, it was Boitnott D„ judge; Hiawatha vens said this week. constructing hospitals, where their first taste of autumn. Frost least two good backs and a stal leath of her mother, Mrs. T. W. announced this week by Mr Coleman, R., judge; Proctor The names were purged by the need is shown to be greatest. ruff, Franklin street. was light Monday, touching only wart line to throw against their Pickering, who has operated the Wood, D, sheriff. County Election Commission, He stressed that Princeton's ap- • ... the low places, but was more opponents. Both Morgan and trucking company here the last Princeton No. 7: Mrs. Thomas Sheriff Otho Towery, chairman plication should be made as soon Mrs Robert Green, San Fran- universal throughout the county Franklin, who were handicapped UDC Announces 14 years. Laeey, D., clerk; Miss Elizabeth J. W. McChesney, Democrat, and as possible but not before the co, Calif., and Mr. and Mrs. Tuesday night A. M. Harvill, last week by shakings-up receiv- owan Helferty, New York City, Mr. Ligon, who operates rYoung, R., judge; Mrs. Cleveland Gilbert Kennaday, Republican, community has raised its funds, i ed earlier in the season, are in j guests of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn official weatherman, said. similar business in Madisonville, Hayes, D„ judge; Arthur Faughn, Annual Contest and were removed upon recom He suggested that Princeton j improved condition for this firmer, West Main street. Frost usually hits the com- will move his family here. R„ sheriff. mendation of precinct judges, as hospital boosters retain legal! ' ..