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Local Jaycees Hand Out Litter ALWAYS WF Le l IN TOPIC Yearly: trade area $3,11t Bags To Motorists On Labor Day II1M1 YOU Ilsewhere is US 1418 On Labor Day nine Fulton Jay- vention" a permanent program. cees participated In a read-block The local Jaycees taking part Et A. I THE NEWS Sbogie Copy, 10t setup by the Kentucky Highway in the two-hour long road-block Department for the purpose of Labor Day were Jimmy Young, Fulton. Fulton County, Kentucky, Thursday, Number 37 making Kentucky a cleaner and president of the local organization, Volume Twenty-Nine September 15, 1960 greener land. Bill Bennett, Joe Gambill, Dick The Jaycees passed out litter Thompson, John R. Lawson, Jim bags along with pamphlets put Butts, Frank Welch, Bill Johnson Safecracker Wanted By FBI Caught out by the State, to the motorists and Billy Meacham. Commercial Avenue To Be Closed traveling the local highways. The Highway Patrolmen taking The pamphlets urged that motor- part were Joe Hill, Duck Smith, In S. Fulton By Police Last Week ists not throw litter on the high- Glen Charles, and Sgt. Barney here admitted spending $450 for a used ways and to slow down the traf- Longtin. A safecracker was caught While Modern Bridge Is Being Built car in St. Louis, Mo., Wednesday fic. by South Fulton police after and later purchasing a new set of throwing up a roadblock at the re- job present, but lat- As the motorists were stopped tires for the car. He had only Commercial Avenue will be closed for the next two ing on the at quest of Trooper Bill they were also offered ice Water. about $50 in cash on his person er there will be between 12 and Menees of Union City, it was , while the new bridge over Harris Fork Creek workmen. The pamphlets also urged, on a when he was arrested, the troop- 14 learned here this week. community-wise basis that people er said. is constructed. Tuesday afternoon workmen fin- keep their grass and weeds cut, Under questioning by an FBI [ the meeting Authorities from Lexington, The work was begun Tuesday. The structure will ished driving the piling on the and to keep trash cans covered. agent in Union City Thursday, Tenn., were in Union City about northwest side of the bridge to The local Jaycees and Highway Robert Livingston of Mississippi be a three-barrel box bridge, made completely of rein- 1 Friday morning, Sheriff Chester hold the wooden retaining walls. meeting Mr. Patrolmen were taking part in a confessed strong-arming two safes forced concrete. the walkway Locke said, and took custody of They also tore out many of state-wide Jaycee program, in and stealing about $1,300 in cash Mr. Stephenson said that the Mg the prisoner. George Stephenson, a partner on the southside. conjunction with the State Cham- during the past two weeks. of the W. T. Cutchin and Asso- bridge will cost between $24,000 get-together Livingston was arrested last Wednesday they siartea tearing ber of Ctimmerce's Clean-Up Cam- Trooper Bill Menees who ar- ciates firm of Dyersburg is super- and $25,000. nd Mrs. Paul Wednesday night at South Fulton out the remaining part of the paign over the State of Kentucky rested Livingston last Wednesday intendent of the job. There are orliy.a few men work- I State Lane where police had thrown up a bridge and it will be two months during the of September. night as • suspicious person, said roadblock at the request of Troop- before the bridge will be open. It is hoped to make "Litter Pre- the questioning was conducted by er Menees. Employes at Tiny's The next phase of the work will FBI Agent George Hymer of Jack- Drive-In in Union City were sus- be the excavating for the footing, son. Crutchfield Boy Serving With --jottings picious of the man when he stop- which will be about 40x40 feet. from The trooper said Livingston ad- ped there for coffee and notified A couple of years ago residents mitted breaking into the Coca- city police who then called the Army In Featured In Story of Fulton started paying a local Cola Bottling Co. safe in Lexing- trooper. automobile tax to pay for the con- ton, Tenn., Monday night of last "Livingston was carrying a pis- A-lc Jack L. Myers, son of Mrs. struction of the new bridge and J0' s week, making off with about $600. tol and would have been danger- Willis Attebery of Crutchfield, has for the repair of over bridges over Senator Cooper NTS Earlier he took about $700 from a ous," Trooper Menees said. "The been in the Army for the pa et few Harris Fork Creek. safe in the Mosley Hardware & people at Tiny's should be com- years and is ow stationed with the The bridges were damaged over 5 Furniture store in Portageville, mended for their alertness, along 8th Radio in France. Recently, the years by the continuous over- Senator Cooper Mo., the trooper said. with both the Union City and there was a magazine story about flow of the creek. Trooper Menees said Livingston South Fulton police." Myers' usual group, entitled ..with Note Bookl Starts Campaign "Radio Relay Ties Phalsbourg to Bliff0Ve World". The story was accompani- Usrey Trial Is- ed by several pictures and the pocket Senator John Sherman Cooper will launch his campaign for re- Pattie Hixson Of Fulton Wins Crutchfield boy is in at least three of them. Set For Oct. 24 cet and I've been intending to tell you election to the Sen- The feature story in part fol- listener. about a party we went to in Cali- ate at a state-wide Republican Finis Usrey, South Fulton truck- Grand Championship At State Fair lows: fornia on the second day of the rally Saturday, , er, has been indicted on a charge ranteed Bringing the whole world to the National Convention. It was a 1960. at 2:00 P. M. (Eastern Stand- Rain Saturday failed to dampen took him just 5 1-2 minutes to trim of first degree murder in connec- irments. doorstep of Phalsbourg Air Base party given by the famous party- ard Time) in Lancaster, Republi- the enthusiasm of youngsters in the first of two lambs. tion with the knife slaying of his is a little known organization zed and giver Perle "Call Me Madam" can State Campaign Chairman livestock competitions at the Ken- The Stull brothers of Sebree estrange wife. headquarted alongside the Of- method. Mesta and the invitation came to Louie B. Nunn of Glasgow an- tucky State Fair. made it 14 consecutive champion- The indictment was one of ficers' Club. Known as Flight me before I left for the conven- nounced today. Twelve-year-old Pattie Hixson ships as top hybrid corn producers numerous true bills handed down Seven of the 8th Radio Relay tion. The same engraved, plush Cooper's opening speech will be of Fulton won the grand cham- while the blue ribbon for the best last week by the Obion county Squadron it has four detachments Invitation went out to every dele- heard by voters arriving in motor- pionship of the 4-H Club's Guern- display of farm products went to grand jury. The jury has been re- —two of which are supported log- gate and alternate to the National cades from all over Kentucky. The sey cattle show with Ella, her fav- Marvin Smith of Cane Valley. His cessed, subject to recall by Attor- istically by this base. Convention and what's more, a tall Kentucky statesman, who re- orite cow. family has won the event for sev- ney General Fleming Hodges. Flight Seven, commanded by 1st personal note from Mrs. Mesta cently was named by the Wash- It was the first visit to the fair eral years running. A/1C Jack L. Myers Judge E. A Morris of Obion Continued On Page Five said that if your spouse was with ington newspaper corps, as the for Pattie, who lives on a farm It was a big day for exhibits in- called the criminal docket Mon- you, he or she was invited too. ablest Republican legislator in the with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. side the Fairground Coliseum as day when the Usrey case was Well, it was a real "exclusive" U. S Congress will speak from the Elmer Hixson. visitors flocked to get out of the set for trial on Oct. 24. L'S party at the famous Cocoanut Lancaster High School grounds. And the youngster predicts site rain. which forced rescheduling of Hoodenpyle And Others Have Loads Dist. Atty. Gen. Fleming Hodges, Grove at the Ambassador Hotel A 23-station radio network, will win over her father when one event. who will be assisted by Charles Store with just about 20,000 guests in- blanketing the Commonwealth, she competes against him Thurs- The Sunday School pageant was Of Fun; Gives Up Bed At Midnight Fields, attorney of South Fulton vited. What with the other folks will carry the Senator's first mes- day in the Kentucky Guernsey 2- at 6:30 o'clock Sunday night in and Union City, announced he will Gene Hoodenpyle, president of stand if the members of the club St.-- In who were friends of sage of the campaign. Supporters year-old futurity class. Freedom Hall with the featured seek the death penalty. the Young Men's Business Club sold all of the tickets on a trip to delegates, their spouses arid their and volunteer workers unable to In other activities, Rex Bennett, speaker former Minnesota Gov. Usrey's 16-year-old daughter had a whale of a time Saturday the club was promoting in kin folks who crashed the party. attend the rally in person are er- 20. of Kuttawa, walked off with Harold Stassen, president of the and a boy friend have told in- night down on the band stand. He order to help finance the new I'd say there were about 35.000 pected to gather in county cam- the top sheep shearing honors. It American Sunday School Union. vestigating officers they saw set out to spend the night there, athletic stadium at South Fulton. guests who attended. And that's paign headquarters throughout the Usrey throw his wife to the floor but at midnight gave up his bed The club was divided into two not a word of lie, because I asked State to hear the broadcast. of a closet in the couple's bedroom and broke his agreement with the groups with one force being head- the public relations man at the and then cut her throat with a Circuit Court To Convene In members of the club. ed by Richard Myatt and the Ambassador and that', the Agora small pocket knife, officers have The club president had agreed other group -by Barney Speight. he gave me. Local Youth said. Usrey then cut his own to spend the night on the band If either of the teams failed to sell throat, police said, but his wound Hickman Sept. 19; Jurors Named all their tickets, then the captain was not serious. He is being held Well, nearly everybody at some Win At of the losing group agreed to Fair for trial in the Obion county time or another has read of Mrs. The September term of Fulton Stahr, Mrs. Clyde Corum, Mrs. Disabled Veterans sleep on the band jail stand. But if without bond. Perle Mesta and her parties and I John Burrow of South Fulton, Circuit Court will convene on Russell Rudd, Mrs. Henry Cooley. Continued on Page Five A group decided that it would be nice if in the Guernsey show at the West Monday, Sept. 19, at Hickman. Others are Mrs. Lillie M. Dawes, Asked To Attend of four Negroes were indicted Mary Jo could go and enjoy it. Tennessee District Fair in Jack- The second week the court will Ray Gilliam, Mrs. Clem Atwill, for housebreaking and larceny at a Then, one of the other delegates son Monday, showed the first move to Fulton and on the third Mrs. Roy D. Taylor, Mrs. W. S. Mass Meeting Here Street Names Are grocery store near South Fulton. at our hotel wasn't going, so she place junior yearling and the sec- week will return to Hickman. Atkins, Mrs. Elsie Weeks, George They were James An appeal is made today to all Morris, asked if I would like to ask Mary ond place three-year-old cow. The juries called for Monday, Sam Hardy, J. T. Powell, Gordon Changed At Meeting Dorsey Johnson, Frazier Fulton County disabled veterans Ramsey and Nelle to go. since she had met her Other local winners were: Brent Sept. 19 are: Irby Hammonds, Baird, Mrs. Opal Wells, Ardel Linder Henry. Ram- to attend the big mass meeting to Many South Fulton streets were sey, Johnson and and Mary Nelle said she would. Burrow, Gene Hardy and Marilyn Charles Lancaster, W. B. Rice, J. Fields, Luke Mooneyham, Hardy Morris also were be held at the city hall in Fulton renamed by the City Council Mon- indicted for To have asked Mary Jo and Mary Hardy, all of South Fulton, fourth, W. Notes, Glenn Carver, Olney Sanders, L. J. Clements, Guy receiving stolen prop- on Saturday. Sept. 24, at 2 p. m. day night at the regular meeting. erty. Nelle to go. I found out later, was fifth and sixth respectively, senior Johnson, A. B. Overby, Curtis El- Gingles, R. D Benedict, J. C. Men- Every veteran who is drawing Marilyn Street, in the greatest waste of time since Guernsey calf. lenberg, Jesse Johnson, Paul Horn- ees, Herbert Mikel, Avery I.... Han- Connaughton any kind of pension or compensa- Addition, was charged to Paducah the yo-yo, but nevertheless I went Brent Burrow, Anna Hardy and beak, J. R. Powell, Rupert Horns- cock, Harold Pewitt and Mrs. J. tion, also, anyone who has had Paducah street is now a through Chicago Man Buys to great efforts to have them at- Gene Hardy, all of South Fulton, by, Clint Reeds, Jeff Harrison, W. Gordon. hospital care or dental work while street running from Sycamore tend. In the first place I was stay- second, third and fifth respective- Irby Holder, M. A. Joyner, Paul in military service, is entitled to Drive in the Oliver subdivision Local Service Station ing at the Commodore Hotel in ly, senior Guernsey yearling. Clack, G. T. Hepler, Robert attend this meeting. across roadway and on to Harris down-town Los Angeles and Mary Anna Hardy, second place, Thompson, Lawrence B. Bowen Meets Sept. 17 At The Highlands Texaco Service five- The only way to assure yourself Road. Jo and Mary Nelle were in Rolling year-old cow. and Guy Barnett. Station has been purchased by and your dependents of the bene- Vancil Street will take in Hills, 30 miles and an hour and Jurors called for Tuesday, Sept Columbus Park Leroy Klutts of Chicago, who is a fits of the necessary services in Holmes Street and Paducah Ex- a half away. 20 are. Mrs. Howard Bondurant, native of Gleason, Tenn. The busi- The Jackson Purchase Historical the future is to prepare for the tension; Kennedy To Be At Mrs. Lucille Threlkeld, Mrs. M. R. ness transaction was completed Society will meet at Columbus- future today. You can do this by Smith Street will now include limousine and Jeffress, Mrs. Tom (Ruth) Mad-. Thursday with the Texaco Com- With a beautiful Mayfield Belmont State Park, Saturday, attending this meeting and find Holman Avenue. chauffeur from delegation head- 6 dox. Mrs. Clara Pewitt, Mrs. pany of Hickman and Mr. Klutts Sept. 17 at 3 p. m., M. O. Wrather, out just what the Disabled Ameri- Williams Street will take in quarters we drove out to get them Adron Pinkston, Mrs. Hoyt Moore, opened the station for business Senator John F. Kennedy, Dem- president has announced. can Veteran organiation is doing Davis Mill all the way to East and then arrived just as Mrs. Grace Thacker, Mrs. Lorene Tuesday morning. in style ocratic presidential nominee, will After a tour of the park, the to help you prepare for your fu- State Line at Browder's Mill. much in style at the Cocoanut Howell, Mrs. Claude Linton, Lo- group will Mr. Klutts and his wife have speak at Mayfield on Thursday. meet for dinner at Co- ture. The street which connects Col- Grove. When we got there we ren Bizwell, Mrs. Olan Gray, Mrs. lumbus School purchased the house at 106 Cedar Oct. 6. at 6 p. m., and will There will be national and state lege and West State Line and goes alighted in front of the marquee Nannie Ballow, Mrs. Charles A. then hear a panel Street from Mr. and Mrs. Jasper The stop at the Mayfield airport discuss the his- officers of the organization at- past Red's Boat Shop, was re- how we were the only ones Vowel. like as will be the first of five stops he tory of the area. tending this meeting to answer any named Bolin Street. saw a line as long Beadles Attends Mr. Klutts has lived in Chicago invited and we expects to make in the state that Members of the panel will be questions you have occasion Rosenwald Avenue is the new for the past 29 years. For Into the street in front of the day. Clinic In New York Erl Sensing, editor of the Hickman to three ask. name for Iron street on the East years he was in hotel as one of the lines during It is expected that the candidate County Gazette; Jerrald Chandler, the detective ser- Frank T. Beadles, 301 Third side of the Illinois Central rail- vice and for the war when somebody put up a will speak at the airport, where who will speak on the George another three years Street, owner of Fulton Hardware road tracks. Iron street will be operated a sign for Kleenex. We thought it his plane is expected to land at 10 Rogers Clark Trail; Mr. and Mrs. Dr. Sparks Speaks furniture store of his Furniture Company, Fulton, the name of the street on the west own. was a line of the curious to see. one a. m He will be accompanied on and Phil Porter, who will discuss the registered Monday morning at the Dr. Ward Bushart had charge side of the tracks. Mr. Klutts is a or the candidates. We soon found the hedge-hop across Kentucky by Columbus area and the Civil War, member of the Mohawk Educational Clinic in of the program at the regular Ro- McFall Extension was changed Church of out it was the line to get into the Governor Bert Combs and Lieu- and Mrs. Ramer B. Jewell. who Christ and she is a Amsterdam, New York where he tary Club luncheon-meeting Tues- to Willow Drive. member of the Perle Mesta party, (four blocks tenant Governor Wilson Wyatt. will discuss the relocation of Co- . long, the cops said) and that's will attend a five-day course in lumbus. Indians of the Columbus day at the Park Terrace. He pre- when I looked around and saw ENROLL AT MARTIN carpet manufacture conducted by area will also be discussed. sented W. L. Holland, superintend- Students Should Mary Nelle gasping for breath. Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Lowe, Jr. the Mohawk Carpet Mills, Inc. ent of the Fulton City Schools, who Swift's Dairy News She was cloistaphobia you know, have enrolled at UTMB at Martin. While in Amsterdam, Mr. Bead- BUYS urrruz BREEZY introduced the speaker for the day, and she dashed away from us and They will begin their studies on les will study first hand the latest Mrs. "Richie" Shaeffer recently Dr. Harry Sparks, head of the Register For By James said she'd wait for us. Now that Monday of next week. They will techniques of manufacture used in purchased The Little Breezy Cafe Education Department at Murray Browder was a neat little thought. It would continue to live in Fulton. every phase of carpet making. - on the Union City Highway. State College. have taken radar to find her in Competition I In nur news story of the week, that mob, but she got away before Swift and Co. wishes to bring to we could stop her. All 1962 graduates of Fulton attention the progress made in High School who wish to enter the dairying by Mr. and Mrs. Roy Children To Be Taken Christmas Shopping 1961-62 National Merit Scholar- Needy Lawrence and son In the meantime Mary Jo was Darrel of Route hanging on to me for dear life, ship competition should register 1, Wingo, Kentucky. For some time Christmas pro- in the near future, pulling at my belt, whimpering nual Christmas project, of deliver- Money for the ball team here now at the school office, J. M. prior to , 1948, the Law- By Ouida Jewell the as soon as a date can be worked and saying "Mother, don't leave ing large baskets of food to the ject will engin be raised by Martin, principal, announced to- rences sold cream and fed the skim know of nothing that makes Christmas Eve. This Radio Marathon over WFUL. out with the schools. me." You'd never think those folks I needy on day. The National Merit Scholar- milk to hogs. At this time they making play the were going to a party . . you one feel better than of year they plan to do more. One of At the meeting Monday night The girls team will ship Qualifying Test will be given tried selling whole milk for manu- especially needy was taking Jaycees and probably the all-star would have thought they were others happy — the things discussed the directors voted to attend the at 9 A. M, Tuesday, 7, 1961 facturing purposes. and their re- Christmas time. graduates of both of the local running out of circus tent in the young children at the needy children on a Christmas Jaycee Regional meeting on Sept. To be eligible for the test, Ful- cords will show very little differ- Christmases schools. face of a halocaust. I NEVER One of the happiest shopping spree. 24 and 25 at Madisonville. ton students must be second-se- ence in the monthly income of spent my SAW such pushing and stomping I ever had was when I Now, isn't that wonderful? I can Fulton is taking a lead in state The Jaycees will have their mester juniors at the time of milk over cream. However, that of very poor In my life, and really what Mary money on a group see those nice young businessmen politics to divide the State of Ken- Trick or Treat candy sale about the examination. Students must market situation soon changed in Jo and I wanted to do was go back. children, buying them new clothes taking those little children shop- tucky into 12 different districts. two weeks before Halloween and pay a $1 fee on the day of the test. favor of selling milk altogether. find Mary Nelle and get back to and toys. ping. Bet they will have more The local group is also starting their annual turkey shoot comes Any interested student who is un- For nine years afterwards, they the hotel, but see were caught in This Christmas a larger group fun than the youngsters! - its annual membership drive and up the last of October. able to pay the fee should consult milked in a regular stock barn un- the mob and couldn't go backward of local needy children will be I think that the Jaycees plan is voted into the club three new At the meeting Monday night, Mr. Martin. til of 1957, when Mr. Law- or forward . . . we were just be- made happy in a similar way by a wonderful idea, for there are members Monday night. They are the new building, the Jaycees The tests are given each year by rence built a two-cow V-type ing perished into the crowd, to- the Fulton Jaycees. Plans were lots of needy children—and adults Billy Meacham, Joe Gambill, and hope to build was discussed. This the National Merit Scholarship elevated milking barn and set it ward the ball-room, where free discussed at a Board of Directors —all around us. And, if I can be Louis Robey. matter will be definitely decided Corporation as part of the nation's apart from most of the others by food by the bucketsful], free cock- meeting Monday night for the of any service, I hope the Jaycees The Jaycees will sponsor Hazel upon at the meeting Thursday largest independent scholarship putting a partition between milk- Continued on Page raw Jaycees to branch out on their an- will call on me. Walker's all-star, all-girls basket- night. program. Covitineed On Page Me New States and . Janice Walker, an organ student Pa They report a wonderful time. at the College Conservatory of Music in Cincinnati, 0. He has The Nine Wonders Of The World studied voice for three years un- Al Dudley Morris has promised to tell COMMUNISM der Prof. Robert Bear at Murray 44TYOU me about his trip to the Holy Land Students of ancient history are of this 40-year period. It is also report- State College. Formei and Cairo, Egypt, so that I might American people have cre- Walker and another Clinton Hickman apt to raise their eyebrows at the ed that the write a story for The News. I'm vocalist, Gary Harper, son of Mr. Courier the list of the seven ated more wealth during this past 40 just dying to hear about his vaca- suggestion that and Mrs. Curtis Harper, will ap- firing by AND PRESERVE tion. Dudley makes such inter- wonders of the world be increased to years than all generations of mankind pear in the talent division at the esting trips each summer. That Marion( 40 years. The Mid-South Fair later this month. nine. However, there are two items created preceding these man has made so many trips over.. prisal fo the Memphis schools. Her son, mag- dynamic growth of America might the United States and abroad, suitable for nomination to such A lert yeomen -leers the wee away Walker was winner of the local city attoi s..4 esokameires. he'll soon run out of new places accomplishments as the Py- well be called the eighth wonder of me Jaycee Contest recently. nificent to go. I sure do envy him. ramids of Egypt, the Hanging Gard- the world. We ha ske .4,4. preemies kw reeled A new business has been opened of I understand that my friends, ens of Babylon, Phidias' statue of the world lempreremset year berieser. up in Fulton. A midget car track The ninth wonder M and John McClanahan are the Temple of Ephesus, the is now located next to the Wilson- Da! Zeus, might be described as an apparent drawing up plans for construction Sensing junk yard near the Rice- Tomb of Mausolus, the Colossus of mortise your Mak se ream of a new home, which will be lo- willingnes of the American people to ville overhead bridge. I believe tor 14 Noel represearativee el ionerity. cated next door to June's parents, Rhodes and the Pharos of Alexandria. of a lack E the owners are Don Sensing and give up this system because Mr. and Mrs. Mollie King on the two wonders should be Cornell Wilson. Passed by the The additional of appreciation and understanding of Clinton Highway. sepses Maw *pity -soirmshiss place Thursday night and there BEM the "American Economic System" in the rialto erre. esealsr. how the system works! For, It rod was • large crowd present. It PHONI The men in the back shop real- and the "Lack of Understanding seems that the place operates this light of the above accomplishments, ly had a mess Thursday morning way. You pay so much and your About How It Operates." brought to us by a system granting us I slim yerrepil; keeper year eserarp- Two pages of type jumped off the berierae. child gets to rides around the The American Economic System la Wary. iredileee, awl big press and scattered all over the the greatest degree of personal free- track in one of the little midget floor. Before the press (or how we live in America) might amber garble epuity sowerd eearerreiem- run could cars. dom—in recent years we have been istliderease sea be Wel oboe Neeleael be completed all those little pieces Local children will probably well be called the eighth wonder of toward the economic survive! ir et mike. of type had to be fitted back into moving swiftly C have • lot of fun out there. it has allowed their proper place. the world because system of other countries laboring un- vrimerever free- _A ...k Worry —'preludes Americans a degree of personal der socialism, where personal free- obey appear; jollies kw ell ie lhe MEDICAL MEETING by any belwerk el dessweresy. The Fulton High Bulldogs will dom never before experienced doms are sacrificed in favor of gov- play Martin there Friday night. A transatlantic curucopathologic organized society. We have freedom ernment control and ownership. The Sept. 16. Many local fans are ex- conference on collagen diseases - of travel, freedom of occupation, free- pected to attend. the first ever held at a state medi- symptoms are all around us. We have J. Edgar Hoover planned for dom to own property, freedom to cal meeting - is the reached a point of national insolvency. •11•100•111111.1111011 MIMI NI IMPOINIMININO Mn. Roper Fields, who has been 1960 Annual Meeting of the Ken- create a business, freedom to choose We have a national debt of over 290 teaching at South Fulton for quite tucky State Medical Association in the vocation of our children, freedom a number of years, moved to Mem- Louisville on , 21 and billion dollars. The debt comes from phis recently and will teach in 22. of religion, of speech, and of the press. a big federal government which is the the Memphis schools Her son, People living under socialism, largest employer and pro- PATRIOTISM IS EVERYBODY S JOB' Tommy, will be a student at nation's Memphis State. communism or any other form of gov- vides benefits and services to millions ernment-owned and controlled econ- of people. The services and benefits Miss Barbara Caldwell. daughter omy are not permitted this degree of are paid for by high taxes on people of Mr. Harvey Caldwell of Fulton. personal indulgence. FROM THE FILES:— left Sept. 14 for Knoxville, where (which kills their incentive to earn she will enroll at the University of Because of this system of person- and save), and by corporations (which Tennessee. Barbara, who has been al freedom, the American people have their capacity to expand and attending UTMB at Martin, will be hinders a junior in Business Administra- ichieved the greatest measure of eco- produce). A lack of understanding Turning Back The Clock— tion. homic well-being ever experienced about the American Economic System week being held by any nation. Our national income Sept. 11, 1940 with the second might well be called the ninth wonder The Fulton city schools opened in Fulton, beginning Monday, Larry Walker, son of Mr. and equals that of any other ten countries there is an in- Monday, , for the Sept. 23, and the third week back Mrs. J C Walker of near Clinton. of the world because was combined. With only seven percent of very 1940-41 school year. The high in Hickman. presented in a live television creasing dependency upon the school, with an enrollment of 204, show from station WREC-TV in the world's population we have been thing (Government) which leads to so- was the only school with an in- The regular dinner meeting of Memphis recently. producing approximately 50 percent cialism, restricts our freedom, and creased enrollment over that of the Young Men's Business Club The young baritine singer was of the world's manufactured goods. It last year. Carr Institute with was held Tuesday night in the accompanied by his sister, Miss hinders the incentive which made this 325. Terry Norman. 80, and Milton Lowe's Rainbow Room with good has been stated that in the past forty country successful beyond our fore- colored school with 120. were each attendance of membership and years the American people have used fathers' wildest dreams in the first a little bit under the opening day several visitors present. Hendon more coal, iron, oil, gas and enrollment last year. Wright, president, presided over wood place. meeting and reports were the AT YOUR (Sixth In A Series) than all the rest of the world used in James W. Gordon, son of the made by various committees. SERVICE all the centuries before the beginning —New Haven,(Mo.) Leader late J. W. Gordon, is now at the Mrs. Ray Clonts of Atlanta. Ga. Owl Drug Company, and will con- is visiting her parents, Mr. and tinue to operate the business as Mrs. J. E. Powers on Eddings usual. Harvey Boaz, who is well Street. Times Change And We Change known here, has returned to Ful- ton, and will be in charge of the Mrs. B. F. Ward of Lexington. Some 70 years aga_Cassius Clay those sections which hamper business prescription department. Ky., who has been the guest of of Bourbon County stood before the in its work. We don't need those parts her sister. Miss Frances Galbraith Mrs. Virgil Patterson, of the on Third Street returned to her 1890 constitutional convention and which prevent the state from estab- Bowers Community Club, won home Wednesday morning. said these words of wisdom. lishing farm research centers. first place in the basic dress con- "Times change and we change. test held as a part of the annual Miss Maxine McGee, James Fall Rally for Obion County farm Thomas Nanney and Harold Rid- What is necessary in one era is not All power and happiness are women at the Cumberland Presby- dle attended a barbecue supper in necessary in another." spiritual, and proceed from goodness. terian Church in Union City Sat- Union City Saturday night, honor- It is well to ponder those words urday, Sept. 7. ing Jack Bratton, who left Sunday —Mary Baker Eddy for Dallas, , where he will as Kentuckians prepare to go to the The regular three weeks term of enter the Air Corps. The supper polls on 8 to vote for a con- Seek happiness for its own sake, the Fulton County Circuit Court was given by his mother, Mrs. stitutional convention for a limited and you will not find it; seek for duty, will open in Hickman on Monday, Bretton. revision of a 19th Century document. and happiness will follow as the sha- Clay knew whereof he spoke. To- dow comes with the sunshine. day many of the sections of that con- —Tryon Edwards around town with stitution need revision. We don't need I wish you all the joy that you can wish. Mary Nelle Wright No man can enjoy happiness —William Shakespeare without thinking that he enjoys it. Oujda Jewell ric more right to con- —Samuel Johnson We have Mary Nelle Wright is back on the airwaves at %WM. af- sume happiness without producing it HAPPINESS ter a full summer spent in travelling, weddings. and as much than to consume wealth without pro- I would like to highly recom- It was nice to see Charlie Sevier Happiness is only a by-product of Fultonian, leisure as one fair lady could crowd into the beautiful weather ducing it. mend a movie that will be shown of Jackson, a former successful living. here on Oct. 5 for women only, over the weekend. He was visiting of Kentucky. Fox Riggs —George Bernard Shaw concerning cancer. The film is be- friends here and relatives in Union —Austen ing sponsored by the local Jaycees City. Mr. Sevier is an engineer Mary Nelle, who conducts the "My Fair of and all women are invited to see with the Tennessee Highway De- Lady" Program the picture free of charge. There partment, and said that he loved WFUL each day Monday through Friday at nine thirty a. m. SERMONETTE OF THE WEEK much. will be two doctors present at the his work very has accumulated a warehouse of interesting stories about her even until now, and I work." showing and women may ask "My Father works travels, (to New York, questions written on slips of paper. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Johnson Annapolis, and then to the West ('oast) If it were left to us, by our dreams we would The picture shows the early and children, Rebecca and Mark, to last a very long time and she's telling of these interesting Day Of Meaning turn this world into a paradise of perpetual recently returned to A signs of cancer and it would be who just travels each day on her "My Fair Lady" Harbel, program. Maguire. pleasure, but such a world is not God's world. good for all local women to at- Owensboro after a stay in By Key. John spent Sunday the tend. Liberia, West Africa, Magazine Editor A man is born into the world bearing C. S. C., and Sunday night in Fulton visit- As one lady called the station Monday and told Mary Nene: preview of the short film should in- image and likeness of God in his soul. A ing her grandmother, Mrs. Emma day set aside in honor of labor to a small number of "You make us feel as though we're on a magic carpet travelling A accepts the responsibility of Was shown Allison and aunt, Mrs. E. H. meaning of labor When a man news- in a little thought on the women club leaders and Knighton on Carr Street. everywhere right the comfort of our living-room" Mary Nelle clude children—and this means working to to work. Too raising paper women at the Woman's Mr. Johnson is employed by also entertains our lives ... on WHY we have WFUL listeners each afternoon. Monday through In them—he is sharpening in his soul the Club Monday morning at 10. been station in an evil that support Firestone and has Friday, on the often we think of work as only The cancer film will be shown at "Forever Young" program and since Mary Nelle God's finger imprinted there at the mo- Liberia for some time. They will results of Adam's image the Fulton Theatre. Is a native of West we can't escape, as part of the now make their home in Owens- Kentucky she does a fine Job of telling "you ment of his creation. boro. our lives. remember when" stories to her listeners. sin in When a man takes the things of this world, that God, when He first put Did you go by Saturday night WE FORGET hands, Stanley Hopkins, friendly local be- works over them with his mind and his and see Eugene Hoodenpyle, presi- parents in the Garden of Eden—even funeral director, had a sleepless Its not that Mary Nelle is old enough to be eligible for our better than he found them, he dent of the YMBC, sleeping on the and culti- making them night last Friday. It seems that their sin—told them to tend it band stand on Lake Steet? He had membership in the Forever Young Club (65 and over) she Just fore sharing God's creative powers and becoming during the night he heard a Christ Himself, is the place all lighted up and quite has a photographic memory vate it. We forget the words of strange noise and throught that about things she remembers and more like Him. God gave man work so that by a number of visitors stopped by someone was stealing gasoline reads about the halycon days and she tells to keep him company. It was quite them well. it man could become more like God. his automobile. He got his THE FULTON COUNTY NEWS cold to be sleeping outside, but from us spend a good deal of our lives "rod" and slipped to the window. Most of Gene seemed to be fairing OK WFCL ANNA M. WES IFRELINO He looked out and saw nothing. invites you to be Mary Nelle's guest on each of these 1 PAUL and JOH working. If we do not understand the purpose when we drove by. Editors and Publishers Stanley went back to bed and programs and while you're waiting fur her programs there's Iota work is nothing but of work in our lives, if our after a while the noise began of I understand that the Jaycees good music and other good programs on WFUI, to keep you Voted "Best All Around" in class in Kentucky drudgery, that is for us a tragedy. again. He got up and slipped to Association judging will meet in the future in the happy indeed. In 1954 Kentucky Press the window again, ready to catch 1960 and Monorabls MmetSos St. Benedict used tc ten Ms monks that Chamber at Commerce office. Also Illsoond place In himself a thief. He again saw MSS Their next meeting is this Thurs- work is prayer. The MSA who goes off to work nothing. various weekly papers in Ful- day night (tonight). Successor of morning knowing that by his Make 1270 on your radio of which was founded in 1880. In the Stanley returned to bed the dial your daily listening post and ton, the first share with us the pleasure of work he can support his family, knowing that third time and lay there trying to working together for the Defter- (subscriptions. chasss of agiareor understanding that the meat of our oemnienitr fife. all man It is our noise was. Af- Saffron' 5.1 41115 gsfiaMildr7 figure out what the yams 31.0 to pout Offir , his work enables him to share a little of God's Chamber of Jaycees want the ter a considerable time he discov- them and Published "'very Thursday ad It. Year creative powers, for such a one, his work, too, Commerce to go in with ered that it was only the wind build a big Chamber of Commerce Asseetatien prayer. blowing the venetian blinds. RADIO STATION WM istemsber et the Eesitneity Press is a building, with offices and audi- the renew County term Bureau etmber et in Fulton A LABOR DAY passed without some such torium, out on the by-pass near 1270 On Your AM Dial ption Rates: SLOP par year 104.9 On Your FM Band /Cy., and Obion Hillview Hospital. The subject has Mr. and Mrs. Lawson Roper and an. Graves Counties, contemplation, some such attempt to under- PHONES 1270 - 1500 fik Counties. Tenn. Elsewhere been discussed. but just what will Mr. and Mrs. Warren Graham re- Tulton, Weskley KY. and $4.00 per year. stand why God asks us to w wk in this world, wait and • throughout the United States develop, we will have to turned home last week from Is a lost day. see. Its a good ideal two-weeks' vacation trip to the Thursday, September 15, 1960 .ont Patrolman Says Hickman City Teaches' Salaries 3 $ of Page 3 The Fulton News, Thursday, Sept. 15, has To Have Increase 1960 un- Attorney Got His Job; Dismissed rray Kentucky's new sales tax reve- Two Injured When Hibbs said the two men stepped Former night policeman at for drunken driving. Harrison was nue will provide for a tentative out into the street in front of his • ton Hickman, Roland Harrison, told a told by Mayor C. King Davis at increase of $23,825.09 in teachers' , Struck By Truck pickup truck. Mr. Courier reporter that he felt his last week's council meeting that salaries to the Fulton Independent 1 I ap- school district for firing by Hickman police chief he was fired because he failed to the year 1960- 1 Two Negro men were injured Accurate t the make written report of arrests. 61. Marion Graves was a delayed re- 'here Thursday night when struck ,onth. Harrison asked the council why Superintendent of Public In- by a pickup WORKMANSHIP prisal for his arrest of truck in Missionary son, Hickman this requirement was suddenly struction Wendell P. Butler said Bottoms. local city attorney Dee McNeill started that according to the new At Low Cost Nov. 29 after 15 months of no such 1960-61 Jesse Lockett, 73, Fulton, and practice. state school budget, total watches, Cunha and Tune But he got no satisfactory teachers' Joe Miller. 51, South Fulton were mess answer. salaries in the district will be ap- of All Kinds Leos- We have taken to Hillview Hospital in a woo • ed complete stocks proximately $117,135.37 compared impaired at Low Cost Whitnel ambulance. Lockett suf- track The city council backed up the to $93,310.28 alloted in last year's fered cuts and bruises on his legs Hson- chief's firing of Harrison. But budget. Dayton V-Belts and Miller has broken ribs. ANDREWS Rice- councilman Richard White sug- The new school year's total allot- The truck was driven by James - eve tor gested that future hiring and fir- ments may be increased additional Jewelry Company HOME and FARM Hibbs, Fulton ambulance driver. , and ing should be discussed first with funds appropriated by the local the Machines the council. Dr. White suggested district. there BENNETT that the chief should make a writ- ELECTRIC Kentucky. new sales tax reve- WOKS t. It ten report to the council before LIKE DEMOCRATIC VICTORY SMILES FROM to r.) Dr. PHONE 201 FULTON nue will provide for a tentative 'Ward Bushart, this Joe Campbell. Mrs. Carlos Lannom and Happy Hogan any future actions are taken. increase of $57,775.40 in teachers' as they attended the dinner your meeting last Tuesday of the Young SUNDAYDINNER • • • • salaries to the Fulton school dis- Democrats Club. Keen Johnson was a guest speaker. the trict for the year 1960-61. • et Served 11: a. m. to Superintendent of Public In- ??? • bly struction Wendell P. Butler sald that according to the new 1960-61 state school budget, total teachers' 100 Years Ago This Week Combination salaries in the district Salad will be ap- An Illsterleal review el Mit CIVIL WAN DAISY-DAY proximately $272,235.80 (Materiel Is frown pubilleation of eznellr ease bemired compared tardier wears age( ewilitnel 'logic hose references I. the Libelers ef Congress. WasikIngtee. Baked Ham with raisin sauce to $214,460.20 alloted I. tbe maven Itarmarthair in last year's was lesisal)r very ene-eldedi we peek I. b, fMr Is sewerage sell - budget. ',rearm a SIlikrost SD). Roast Beef with brown gravy medl- the ST WILLIAM M MeMEMilf Southern Fried Chicken Ken- onto Fathers Tarrant, The summer of 1860 saw a riot charge was not exactly proven in .1 and St. Louis. It took some time to either. Before the affair was over Green Beans understand just what had happen- and done with, it was shown that Carroll Get - ed. Glazed Carrots The headlines of the Missouri more than thirty houses of prosti- REPUBLICAN said: A NIGHT OF tution had been wrecked, not just Scalloped potatoes NOW! Assignments MOB AND RIOT. TWENTY twenty one as first claimed. THREE HOUSES OF PROSTITU- "There are." said one editor, "few Fathers Edward Tarrant TION ar‘ L. and BROKEN UP. CROWD OF men who have not been cheated Cherry Cobbler with whipped cream William P. Carroll. former SIX Fulton OR SEVEN THOUSAND In such places." Said another edi- Hickman and priests, have been PEOPLE. THE POLICE INEFFI- tor: "It's that way everywhere." Coffee. Tea or Milk Vuicl as assigned to parishes in New York CIENT. and Idaho. The riot, it seemed, started when There was other violence for Father Tarrant is an assistant at some dis-satisfied customers of a people to talk about that summer a wfrth St. Joseph's Rectory in Garden house of prostitution decided to of 1860. The bank at Medina, Or- City, Long Island, N. Y. "get revenge." There were in the leans county, N. Y. was "blown unix BREEZY CAFE Father Carroll took over Aug. city, many decent people who had open by robbers who used too 1/11 Miles south of Fulton on US 51, 45-W a 20 as assistant at St. Anthony's been "subjected to daily experi- much powder." The robbers, it was Catholic Church in Pocatello, Is. ences as revolting as they were thought were "blown completely NOW UNDER THE OWNERSHIP OF Ileit Mb Nis He will teach religion at a school bold . . . they took the law into out of the building by the blast. "Ritchie" (Mrs. Ervin), Sheffer where 400 students their The MIS LOQUOII 1111 are enrolled own hands and administered safe was opened, the money NO and will We cater to small parties Try our homemade Pie* MINN MUNI work with the Newman a terrible retribution." exposed, but the citizens came MI NO Club at Idaho State College. It was mostly agreed that it was running. There was no trace of the MEW OMR MU MIL the honest people of bank robbers." The robbery IMUMINER Id NM the city, who took MN Wyatt To Speak Al acted to keep down the "mount- place at night, during a thunder INS 111111111 flill $1111111 tag tide of indecency and profani- storm. INN II MI ty and prostitution and worse." Broadcasters Meet Everyone in the Nation was The few men who started the af- 3111 proof,sort orooliolis RION loporoo IRO proof Irmo fair concerned with the wave of fire Lt. Gov. Wilson Wyatt and got together in a saloon for a DANCING in Texas. The New CLASSES 8111111111111 WORM CORPORATION. York TIMES Lro.—aLutesessrut.I. Douglas Onello, chief few drinks, then attacked the counsel of said: "No intelligent counsel has Areffride ea Mass doloro ouonreeroo — the National Association house they had chosen. The house of Broad- prompted these acts of incendiar casters, have was opened, the furniture dumped been scheduled as ism ... they are in all probability speakers for the Kentucky in the street and set afire, the • Ballet 8 Oz. Size 85c 1 W. Size $3.N Broad- the result of detached and no casters meet at Kentucky women chased out . "they pre- Darn combined Negro vengeance." I Village October sented themselves in the street not 17-19. was noted that most of the • Tap entirely In ball-room dress. fire etc." happened in areas Bystanders took up where there the work, were few Negroes. and soon others, more "interested • Acrobatic in doing mischief" than anything "Go easy." said one Southe else, aided the wreckers. Like all editor. It was a presidential elec Ages four and up. such actions, where good people Uon year, the fires were bein take the law into their own hands, used as a "stimulant to southe Social said ballroom class for Teenagers the papers, the affair soon got altraism . we are invited to ex out of hand. Customers then in the traordinary caution. . ." It wa houses (and who had perhaps not thought by many that the tire , paid their bills) joined in the were part of a K. G. C. Plot Ii fracas. The police came, but could arouse the South. not handle the crowd. The officers For registration or information, write "made a scatterment with their There were reports of thirt revolvers," but the mob was busy or more small towns burning . . at other houses blocks away. clearly the work of some sort ROSEMARY Among those famous . . . or in- organized arsonists. One Texa PETERSON famous . . places raided and paper said that two "Abolitio Box 4, Gilbertsville, Ky. striped were the establishments of preachers who were here last yea Madame Hardy, Madame Hunter, in the heat of the Harper's Ferr Madame Ritter, and Madame Hop- agitation and driven from the Dal eleS. las county, are designated as th framers of the plot." Citizens asked the firemen to use their water houses to stop the FRUIT OFE mob, but the Loo firemen, it was said. "graciously offered to protect the property of influential citizens." Officer Kennedy, one of the po- we pay MEN'S AND BOYS'COTTON UNDERWEAR licemen, died of a heart attack during the excitement. Officer Joseph Frieze was "injured when ATHLETIC SHIRTS struck in the stomach by a brick Soft, springy, absorbent cotton knit. Cut thrown with much force." 49C for ascndmtne comfort and smooth lit. 60 of the mob were arrested. In 5% Pere white finish court they were fined from $2 to that stays fresh-looking $10 for disturbing washing after washing. Sizes 36-54 the peace, most • sizes 2-16. Boys' 3 Fo3 Le Save dollars :ins" pennies... of them were held for other charg- es. Later, however, all the arrested interest ones were released, it being proven BOYS' 390 each - 3 for 1.15 that the officers could "prove ON nothing against the men." It was charged that the pollee WASH and WEAR SHORTS elle: • t ELECTRIC clothes dryer showed favoritism in guarding savings High-count Sanforized cotton broadcloth 0 Iling only one establishment of prosti- that needs no ironing. Full cut and panel elle tution from the mob. It was claim- First Industrial Plan seat mean comfortable fit. Reinforced al Yes, you save dollars instead of pen- keep too--electris dryers have fewer ed that the pollee chief must have stress points. In all-over patterns, solid eh had some sort of financial connec- 107 South 4th St. colors or white. Sizes 28-44. nies with an electric clothes dryer... operating parts. That means years of Boys!--all- 3 FoR Los $ eUe tion. Paducah over patterns or solid co/ors. Sizes 246. "you up to $50 over flame-type dryers on safe, trouble-free operation. So far, by the time the excite- ment died out of the papers, that the purchase price alone. These sav- All this plus high-speed drying. BOYS' 590 each-3 for 1.75 ings pay for years of operation be- too—the clean and gentle electric tar Eight Years Old cause—a few pennies a load is all way. You'll agree that for modern KNIT • Alit BRIEFS Rib knit cotton briefs 690 "give" with every sad you pay to dry clothes the clean, safe, clothes drying the electric way is Taste movement for Elegant In fun-time comfort. Heat resistant Rye- elastic electric way. You save dollars on up- better. WALKER DELUXE elastic waist and leg bands. Sizes 28-44 Boys'sizes 2-16. " four, not five, not 3 these ,Tot FOR 2.05 seven, but 8 YEARS a lots OLD. Straight Bourbon BOYS'490 each -3 for 1.45 you ElectrtIniele Whiskey; 8 Years, 86.8 ss Proof. Vides fit‘ing KAsNow and I Ilb _...,1_.‘ii_ uct ,s _PCri:ttieS p" al '1'1 Filth $5.40 Pint $3.40 Illk 111 .di 11 iii 11111411 % Pint $1.70 DEPARTMENT STORE 448-52 Lak• St. Fulton • :and Hiram Walker ib Son, Inc. NTUCKY UTILITIES COMPANg Peoria, Illhosis 4, ....01C2IPSarlt—...... AL—.----.—ti The Nell Hardy W. M. U. of the and Mrs. Ora Reed were hostesses Page 4 The Fulton News, Thursday, Sept. 15, 1960 Page 5 Crutchfield Baptist Church met and served delicious refreshments The News reports your - - -. Thursday night, Sept. 8, at the at the close of the meeting. FULTON HIGH church for its regular meeting. "A Baptist", was presented by Shirley Brockwell Becomes Bride HOSP World Miss Shirley Brockwell, bride- SCHOOL NEWS Mrs. Lewis Patrick and Mrs. J. C. elect of Bobby Bennett, was hon- By Karen Dublin Jackson. follow: ored recently at a shower at the 1 Of Robert Bennett Sunday At 3 The Those on the program were Mrs. ents in loca Doin's home of Mrs. Mary Jones. Co. Well, how about those Bulldogs!' of Walter Nichols, Mrs. C. A Sadler, Brockwell, daugh- ther's best man. Ushers were Ron- Diary 1 Miss Shirley hostesswas Mrs. Addle Lee Midy- nesday mon After 2 games, they are still un- Miss Narie Moore, Mrs. Macon ett. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Brock- nie Brockwell, brother of the Shelton. Prayer was led by Mrs. defeated and their defense has HILL VIEW Fulton's merryway For the occasion the house was well, became me orme of Robert bride, and Joe Bennett, brother of (Items gathered along Ira Sadler. Charles Li beautifully decorated with floral held their opponents absolutely of Mrs. W. groom. pleasure and your scrapbook) Anthony Bennett, son the McKenney, : for your Mrs. Macon Shelton, vice-presi- arrangements. scoreless! Take last Friday night beautiful church B. Bennett. in a Allen, Curti dent, presided over a brief busi- Miss Brockwell was attractive in for example. They crashed through of Christ For her daughter's wedding, Mrs. (Continued Imes Peas One) just a sweet roll or a piece of ceremony at the Church Sammie Ree ness session and prayer was led a trouseau frock of lavender and the Sharon line for 32 big points, wore a light blue em- tails and free music were being bread, no butter, no mayonaise, no Sunday afternoon at 3. Brockwell by Mrs. Lloyd Henderson. white flowered print. She wore a while the Eagles were never able Mrs. Don Ft handed out as fast as those dele- nuttin', just bread. Mr. Connie Adams officiated at broidered linen Gress, black acces- sie Locket Refreshments of cookies and gift corsage of white carnations. to get past the Big Blue defense. gates could grab them. the impressive double-ring cere- sories and a corsage of white car- drinks were served to nine mem- Several games were played with At the present time, the Bulldogs I conceived the idea of mony. nations. going bers and six visitors. all prizes going to the honoree. are rated 49th out of 134 football count of my right to the kitchen, with Mary Jo It took, by actual Following the opening of the many teams in the state. From all indi- The vows were read before a The groom's mother, Mrs. Ben- minutes to get into the pale as a ghost and getting gaunt watch, 45 The South Fulton P-TA family nice gifts, delicious refreshments cations this should be one of the white archway. The decorations nett, wore navy blue sheer, with -room where you could see the and emaciated and I was doing ball night went off with a bang. A of cake, nuts and punch were ser- best football seasons in the his- were of white glads, silver tube, a navy blue veil, black accessories three-inch squares and at just fine until that crawling little floor in crowd of between 225 and 250 at- ved by the hostess. tory of Fulton High. KEEP IT UP green fern and lighted candles. and a white carnations corsage. Mary Jo and I breathed a band of Mesta eating folks came least tended the supper and several Miss Ann Bennett was in charge BLUE, WE'RE ALL BEHIND better. We looked around to back pushing and pulling Mrs. of bride, given in mar- little came just for the meeting. the games. YOIJ!!! The lovely find out what was going on and Mesta along the way. That took Those attending were Miss riage by her father, wore a white APPLES a little band of folks mov- about 15 minutes to go through The newly organized Band Par- ballerina length with Mixed bushels) we saw A large crowd was present at Brockwell, the honoree, her moth- taffeta gown, (Straight or along the ball-room, like a because she was trying to get to ents Club had an ice cream sup- neck and three-quarter ing the Terry-Norman P-TA's first er, Mrs. Curtis Brockwell, Mrs. a scooped RED DELICIOUS of ants that all had hold of the kitchen too, probably to say per on the school grounds Tues- sleeves. Her headpiece was bunch meeting of the year Thursday and Lucy Day Bennett, Miss Ouida length big fly. When they crawled pass- thank you to the chef, when all of day night. The proceeds went to she wore a string of GOLDEN DELICIOUS a heard W. L. Holland, Superintend- Jewell, Miss Nancy Polsgrove, of satin and us, we found that in the mid- those silly people were trying to the much-improved FHS band. of the groom. ed ent of the City Schools, tell of the Miss Willa Kay Bennett, Mrs Eph pearls, a gift GRIMM GOLDEN dle of that small scale blitz was get through the same doorway. Dawes, Mrs. R. H. The maid of honor was Miss Joy many improvements made and Lambert, Mrs. The magazine sales drive will be STAYMON WINESAP Mesta, being pushed along by her Frank Jones. Mrs. Leland Jewell, planned for the local system this over at assembly period Friday- Vincent. She wore a choral chiffon - Fresh Cider - - personal secretary and being pull- Mrs. Leslie Bailey, Mrs. Coy Mid- I finally got a plate full of food year. morning. At that time, the Home- similar to ed along by eager-beaver guests yett Mrs. frock, ballerina length, Good fruit: reasonable prices for us, but honestly we ate so Frank Midyett. Miss coming Queen will be announced. who wanted to shake her hand, for Alicia Ann Bennett and the bridal grown. crowded that I put the plate on my Ladies Day at the Fulton Coun- Mrs. W. Right now, the Junior Hags is HOMER ZOPF Lord only knows what reason. A. Jones. Mrs. Fred Collier was soloist lap and I had to feed. Mary Jo for try Club was held Tuesday. Fol- leading in the contest, but Foe Dukedom highway near Oak Mrs. Mesta could only be heard Mr. and Mrs. and sang "Because" and "Always". fear the fork would be taken out lowing a pot-luck luncheon, games Nicholas Kish and heard reports (from the Fresh- saying: "thank you, thank you. sons, Nickie She wore green taffeta. Grove Church of her hand en route to her mouth. of bridge and golf were enjoyed and Robert. of Buf- men, Sophomores, and Seniors) thank you," and it beats me why falo have returned home after Bill Bennett served as his bro- With a little vigor then we had the during the afternoon. that the situation may she was thanking all those people visiting her change be- horrifying thought of getting out parents, Mr. and Mrs. fore Friday. Some of the classes for eating and drinking all her Clyde Williams, Sr. and finding Mary Nelle. About The State Line Homemakers had candy sales Saturday to vittles that some estimated cost hell) that time a movie star came in met Sept. 8 at the home of Mrs. their candidates, and there may •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • as high as $55,000.00 When little and caused a small commotion Neal Hedge with the president, Kent Jackson, son of be more sales during the week. Al- Mr. and Ray • and we knew she must have been Mrs. Adair Cannon, presiding. Jackson. of High- though class spirit may have been It had been a long time since lands celebrated his third birthday somebody because we nearly got Mrs. Edwin Cannon gave the lacking a little last week, it seems • YOUR BRA Mary Jo had breakfast and just so stomped 30 he didn't plan a party. by pads and pencils as devotional reading from Revela- to be picking up now, and by Fri- I wouldn't have the child faint, I they He just asked a few of his neigh- were passing us to get to her tions 21-5-6. Roll call was answer- day, things should really get ex- attempted the Herculean task of for bors and friends over to his back HEADQUARTERS IS autographs. When I finally got ed, naming their favorite tree. citing. being knocked about from one near enough to the star to intro- yard to have some of his orange Old and new business was taken chiffon food line to another, with Mary duce Mary Jo I didn't know who birthday cake, pineapple The Bulldogs will go to Martin • DOTTrS care of and the meetings for the sherbert Jo on my waist hanging on for the star was and I had to ask her and Pepsi-Colas. Friday night for their third game corning year were changed from But dear life, until I decided, the heck name. It was Jeanne Crane, be- between the hours of 4 and of the season. The game with the • the first Wednesday to the second 6 p. m, with this, ain't anybody else act- hind three pounds of lip-stick, several of his friends called Panthers will begin at 8:00. Come Wednesday of the month due to bringing him many ing like they've got manners and mascara and make-up. She's a lovely gifts. As on down and support the team. I have a child in near hysteria so mess! the conflicting county dates, which he blew out his three candles the Well, so long till next week!!! • nip CO I'd better find food. I went about fell on the same days. guests stood around the table and it like a pre-historic female will- Mrs. Willie Cavendar was elect- sang "Happy Birthday" to him. • Would you believe it when I ing to shoot, stomp and kill for ed secretary and treasurer, and Those attending were Mrs. Mar- tell you that Wendell Ford, the Ground Breaking • just one little piece of bread for Mrs. Thomas Bruce, publicity vin Crass, Jeff and Laura, Mrs. Governor's secretary finally made my young 'un. I didn't care a thing chairman. Mrs. Neal Hedge and Julian Shell and Billy, Mrs. John • his way into the hall and was so about those little sausages I saw Mrs. Jack Williams gave a very Hinton and Jeannie. Mrs. Jimmy Service Sunday tired when he got in, that he turn- that must have been the death interesting lesson on Civil De- Lawrence, Scott and Steve, Mrs. •"SHOStopper" ed around and went back and he The First Baptist Church of warrant for at least 100 pigs; or fense, stressing that each member J. C. Milbur and Darlene, Mrs. J. acted as a guard for us and we South Fulton Sunday broke ground • that chicken a la king and should take more interest and C. Jackson, Donnie, Cathy and by nearly got out in less than 30 min- for the new $47.000 educational scrambled eggs that combined thought_to their Civil Defense and Debbie, Rev. and Mrs. R. H. Sul- • utes. building to be built adjacent to the would have wiped out thousands ways to be prepared in case this livan. present building. Forcum Az Lan- of chicken farms. All I wanted was country ii ever attacked. Those sending gifts were Mr.. • I non Construction Company of Dy- might add here that I was get- Landscape notes were given by and Mrs A. B. Cloys of Perry, Fla. ting ersburg began construction Mon- • mighty apprehensive about Mrs. Neal Hedge, as September is and Mrs. Ruth Cloys of Cayce. day. Mary Nelle. Mary Jo and I had the month to keep lawns clipped been gone about two hours Mr. and and I so that weeds will not grow an she Mrs. Joe Kasnow has A brief ground breaking service felt sure that Mary Nelle was also said htat now is the time to had as their visitors, their daugh- was held immediately either getting following See mighty mad or set out evergreens. ter. Mildred, and her children the Butts morning worship service. Cleo mighty hungry. Would from St. you be- After the year books were filled Louis. They returned Peeples, chairman of the Building lieve it if I told you that as Mary out, Mrs. Doil Phillips had charge home Monday afternoon. Committee, turned the first shovel -For- Jo. Wendell and I passed the of the recreation. of earth, using the shovel that be- bandstand we were startled to find Sunshine gifts were received by Mrs. Lucille Clegg, who has been longed to the late Bennie Austin Mary Nelle sitting there having Mrs. James Peery, Mrs. Neal working at the Park Terrace Res- who was present at the ground the most animated conversation Hedge and Mrs. Hazel Walker. taurant, has accepted a job in breaking for the present building you ever saw ... talking to an In- Refreshments were served to Cape Girardeau, Mo. and who as the Chairman of the dian princess. You know Mary ten members and two visitors, Deacons, turned the first shovel of Nelle! She jumped up and intro- Mrs. Allie Wilson and Mrs. Loren- Norman Allison and his guest, earth at that service. W. M. C duced us all around and pointed zo Palmer. Al Leonard, have returned to their out that the princess was the last The club adjourned to meet home in El Segundo, California. of her tribe and since the princess Oct. 12 at 10 a. m. at the home of didn't have much place to go, what Mrs. Edwin Cannon. The Baptist Southwestern so you, you'll be 'soppier become* you're with no tepee or reservation, Mary Region Woman's Missionary Union Whew IA eyes •r• Nelle was weeriva SHO-Form's SHO-STOPPER! Beauty plus new non- selling her on Kentucky The executive board of the Ful- annual meeting will be held at the folklore. feature . . . the breothe-sioslest contour bond, How she ever got into ton-South Fulton Business and Second Baptist Church, Hopkins- stop comfort 'the ball-room WANTED follow your every move with action end and when, we never Professional Women's Club met ville. Kentucky on September 20. with elastic Inserts to knew, finest ... the but its possible Mary Nelle Friday night at the home of the Miss Jean Bach, a Kentuckian now ease. We've stopped at nothing to mote this the met a Buffalo herd in the lobby, club president, Mrs. Anna Belle home on furlough from her work circular stitched cups ore fully lined .. . they mold and flit with Billy Cody and the princess Edwards. in Nigeria, will be the missionary your figure smoothly, assuring a softly rounded look. In finest in charge and they just rode in speaker. broadcloth. with no trouble. Mrs. N. L. Meadows and children and a young friend from Central FULTONIAN DECORATED OLD U. S. COINS It EXCLUSIVELY OURS was that kind of a party City spent the weekend in Fulton Airman First Class Max W. where nobody would have noticed visiting her mother, Mrs. Anna Long, son of Mrs. D. D. Long of a frontier gun-fight or a Chicago Belle Edwards. Fulton. was awarded the U. S. Will Pay The Highest $ For Old Sizes 32-42 gang-war. If they had they still Force Commendation Medal Air Coins. Write giving dates and A. C. BUTTS Sc SONS would have been after those free The Annie Armstrong Circle of recently. Airman Long. 30, re- A-B-C Cups $200 East State Line drinks and food. the First Baptist Church met in ceived the high honor for his out- descriptions to • Fulton, Ky. the church parlor Monday night standing work while assigned to Also Black at Directorate of Comptroller, 7:30. Mrs. Jewell Adams pre- the Box 6, Charleston, Mo. • side. Mrs. Pete Green had charge Barksdale Air Force Base, Shreve- •• • • • • • THIS of the program. Mrs. Abel port, La. POWERFUL LANTERN Edna I We are Pleased to announce that You can Mr. Bill Fossett 211M You VI La now associated with our agency. shrug off II Pali Mr. Fossett will work both in the office and as salesman /showers Outside the Office. WITH YOUR PURCHASE ...._....••••••., He will be glad to help you with your Insurance OF A PAIR OF Don't let showers ruin your appearance and inti• -orper' pair your health. Our tested-beet water repellent needs! process renews the original repellency—restores RE Dr G jackets i.a i the feel and finish to keep your coats and I smart and new looking. LS ter" • Uses 4 regale/ flashlight *Ai • Sopeoulle switch few each light Illger OK. Pa/11444A FALL & FALL • $ w I v•I loud trews low, prwattal 1500 foot taiga COW 11111100AY- AND CLEANERS 11111010 LAUNDRY • Roe Agehheig light on swim... Iry OM A Me Featuring Miracle - Finish Dry Cleaning" INSURANCE AGENCY OMB PHONE 4110 FULTON, KY. PHONE 37 MAIN STREET COOL WEATHER means a rush to get clothing out of our vault FORRESTER'S SHOE SHOP storage! Please allow 3 days notice EXCEPT on Fridays or Mon- "ASK YOUR NEIGHBOR ABOUT OUR SERVICE!" 212 Main Street Fulion day mornings, when we can probably give you same-day ser- THIS OFFER EXTENDED TO BAT. SEPT. 17th vice. ed to check on Hoodenpyle during where a terminal station under equipment capable of handling 23 1960 , 1960 Page 5 The Fulton News, Thursday, Sept. 15, SW1FT NEWS— the night. Not wanting to spend Continued Irons Page Ons •McCONNE1.L NEWS Site Chief .S-Sgt. Thomas E. Leland voice and 12 teletype channels be- L. T. the night, himself, on the band- ing room and wash room. At this Mrs. Caldwell • is located in building 116 next to tween it line Stewart and 011ie Bruce of Crutch- mimomnimm stand, Hagan handcuffed Gene to and the Dabo main same time, he installed a cow-to- Officers Club. It has microwave the bed and went away. station. ide HOSPITAL NEWS field; Mrs. Martha Harris of can milker and a 7-can milk cool- Mid-week services at the Church Dukedom; Charlie Dulin and Miss er of Christ have been changed from About 11:30 some of Gene's friends came along and with much Jean Harpole of Union City; Au- His barn cost $257.00 excluding 7:45 each Wedneaday evening to The following persons were pati- work aided Hoodenpyle in making brey Burns and Simon Ferguson his labor and is well constructed 7:00. ents in local hospitals here Wed- his escape. Boaz and Robbins Paint Store re Ron- of Cayce. of concrete blocks and timber. The Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Gill and nesday morning. Lawrences today have a 9 cow Mr. and Mrs. George Kennedy of the JONES HOSPITAL CRUTCHFEELD BOY— herd, consisting of the three main were recent visitors in Memphis. Is now located at HILLVIEW HOSPITAL Mrs. Pearl Brinkley, Jessie (Continued from Page 1) Dther of breeds, namely Guernsey, Jersey Mr. and Mrs. Jordan Ferguson, Charles tiregory, Mrs. Harry Sensing, Buster Tigue, Mrs. James Lt. Jerome J. Ewald who is as- and Holsteins. To further improve Mr. Paul Ferguson and Ray at- 214 Church Street McKenney, Mike Ryne, Mrs. H. P. Choate, H. D. Patrick, Mrs. H. E. sisted by NCOIC T-Sgt. Robert his herd, he has purchased a young tended the State Fair at DuQuoin, rig. Mrs. Allen, Curtis Rice, W. P. Austin, Morrow and baby, Flora Oliver, E. McNanley, is a small segment Bull from the Guernsey herd of Illinois. Watch for our opening around Sammie Reed, Mrs. Addie Tyner, Mrs. H. B. Murphy, Mrs. William of a sprawling microwave com- the lull em- Burnette and Hixon. Due to the Mrs. Don Holder, Joe Miller, Jes- Smith, Mrs. Jimmie Yates and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Crutchfield munications network serving all first of the month. it acres- fact that most of his cows have Memphis were sie Locket all of Fulton; Jackie baby, Mrs. James Connell and and daughter of of USAFE. Other units of the 8th - dropped male calves recently, he tits car here this past week attending the Radio Relay Squadron cover has been short on herd replace- bedside of his aunt, Mrs. Wess northern France and connect with —Telephone 1610— ment. To solve this, he has in the Vowell. 12th in and the 7th •s. Ben- past few days purchased several the Little Trent Moss Walker, son of southern France and Spain. tz., with fine Jersey heifer calves from in Mr. and Mrs. Pete Walker of Mar- The system is also connected with •essories WEEK- END neighbor Marion Hall. These cal- tin, was painfully injured when the Atlantic Cable and two trans- MSC ves come from a herd that has struck by a car in his driveway oceanic Air Force radio stations been bred up in production for Thursday night. He was admitted that a message from Phalsbourg over 30 years. In the near future, so to the Obion County General Hos- could be carried around the world. when these come into production. pital, then transferred to Camp- Radio Relay today is a fantastic they should improve his herd con- bell Clinic, Memphis, on Friday SPECIALS siderably. conglomeration of all the old morning, where he is still hos- forms of communication put to- In discussing pastures with Mr. pitalized. Mrs. Walker is the for- gether, with the possible excep- Lawrence, it was brought out that Shop BEN FRANKLIN and SAVE! mer Myra Ann Moss of McConnell. tion of Indian smoke signals. he uses Serica Lespedeza both for We wish for Little Trent a com- of pasture and for hay. After several plete and early recovery. Combining the principles years in heliography, wireless, telephone, mkt aunty experimenting, he has Miss Katherine Howard of New found that rolling teletype, radio microwave and ground seeded York State, daughter of the late with Serica Pony Express relay stations; it furnishes fine pasture Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Howard, recent- when other pastures are speeds voice and teletype mes- TABLETS and short or ly visited friends and relatives in Men! Your dried up. If the sages through airspace on invisible Serica outgrows this vicinity. the graing of his cows, he clipes beams of RF energy. These super ENVELOPES it, bales it and another growth is Our entire community is deeply high frequency microwaves, in the fall Knox ,kkit on the way. Serica if cut similiar grieved in the passing of one of -7,000 to 8.000 megacycle range, to Alfalfa, say three times a year our most beloved citizens, Mrs. travel in a direct line necessitating Wess Vowell, who died at her at and Champ I • is quite simillar in nutrition. He the placing of relay stations • has found that he can pasture home here on Monday night, Sep- high elevatons. more cows per acre of Serica and tember 5th. Mrs. Vowell had re- Atop a peak in the Vosges Moun- hats have produce more hay than any other sided in our midst for many years. tains about five miles from the legume he has found. Her only child. Roy, was reared town of the same name, is the • here and all six of her grandchil- Dabo "main line" Radio Relay arrived! ITS A BOY! dren were born and reared here. Station which is under Flight • She was a devoted companion and Seven and supported logistically Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pigue an- BOTH wife, a loving mother and grand- by Phalsbourg Air Base. Here, as • • SO( VALUE nounce the arrival of a son. David Latest styles FOR mother, and a wonderful neighbor in all radio relay stations, 24 Note alt• UAW with 110 33c Charles, born early Wednesday in * Staples styles and friend. She lighted a flame hours a days a • shelph o4 this noted volute popor for Wheaton, Illinois. day, seven week port or pencil 25 tamale soz• whits ONLY that will brighten and bless the and 365 days a year, a crew of * Lots on hand Charles is the son of Mr. and tornolopot with rotors address w00% pathway for all those who had the eight men, including a cook, under Mrs. Fiertes Pigue. • More coming! privilege of having known her. We Site Chief S-Sgt. George D. Bon- baby, Mrs. Jeri's, Hayden and baby extend our deepest sympathy to net, keep the electronic microwave TEEN - TALK SCARFS Mrs. Joel Nabors and baby all of her family and share in their grief. beams shooting to the adjoining Fulton. Mrs. Wayne Kilgore and Miss relay stations one the main line— RICE'S DIENS WEAR Dianne Freeman of Martin and about 80 miles to the east of Teu- square; assorted colors FULTON HOSPITAL 30 inches Mrs. Otis Parrish and Son of felskopf, Germany, and approxi- Robert Rogers, Mrs. Jim Martin, Union City visited Mrs. L. T. mately 80 miles to the west at Main Street Filtea and designs. Ade Jolley, Bob Johnson, Benny Caldwell and family Sunday. Germiny, France. They also keep Colley, Earl Phillips, Mrs. Mary a beam shooting to Phalsbourg Swan Bushart, Mrs. Binford HOODENPYLE-- SPECIAL PRICE .. . . 49c Smiley, Mrs. Rosie Smith, Miss (Continued from Page I) Rena Finch, Mrs. I. H. Williams, all of their tickets fuel Fulcher, John Baucom, Vick both teams sold president agreed to spend SPENCER TODDLER'S Henderson, Mrs. Wade Cox, W. H. then the the night there. Chapel, Lewis Thompson, H. C. Cashon, Parker McClure. Mrs. C All the tickets were sold and TINY TRAINING PANTS L. Newton, Mrs. Mike Fry, Mrs. Saturday night was selected as the George Hill, Mrs. Mary Kay Mc- night. Assorted colors; sizes 2-4-6 Collum all of Fulton: Walter Scott liornbeak Funeral Home put a and Ernest Karr of Clinton: Mrs. tent over the tondstand just in Tommy Yates of Princeston; Mrs. case of rain. A cot with proper Shop Ben Franklin and Save A. T. Watts of Union City; Mrs. sheets and blankets were acquired Ilas•dan Watts of Palmersville: along with a floor lamp and a bat- Claude Jobe of Water Valley: W. tery radio. 5-10 BEN FRANKLIN 5-10 J. Jorden of Mayfield. Constable Billy Hagan was ask- Hiram Walker Quality W. M.(Bill) Adams 200 Lake St. In A Rich, True • NOW THRU. FamAy! Bourbon • 5th $4.00 in- "TIME MACHINE" — In Color Pint $2.50 nd, 11.30 —AIR ('ONDMONF1)- Pint • the Open - 6:45 (4 Tears Old) • 1.441, ir•Wilift Sat. and Sun. oast • 1 P. M. • /I% #44(1?• • -Phone 12— Also Available in 5 /.e Year Bottled In Bond Fifth - $4.75 • Pints - DOUBLE FEATURE! SATURDAY $2.95 Half Pints - $1.50 • Thartroose Sit Praoge) Straight noorhoo Whiskey 4 Tears Old Caboose. HIRAM WALKER & SONS. 174C. PEORIA. ILL. _

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II Pals, • Maid le hoer/ lispdellid Oro assess-elasids Good Crosley Refrigerator $ 45.00 THAT Gas Range, used 3 mos. $125.00 2 Tires• .,*2 Down BIG Nice Automatic Washer $ 49.95 Second Hand Living Room Suite, from $ 90.00 AT THE SIGN 01 ONE STOP Reworked Living Room Suites. from $ 47.50 THE SMILING TIREI Bedroom Suites, from $ 49.95 Nice 3-4 Bed __ $ 10.00 WM MARIN Bed Springs, from $ 5.00 Chest of Drawers $ 9.95 -.Mika aft 111 Coffee and End Tables. from $ 12.50 tannkke. tOCEANS Smilage 9x12 Rugs, from $ 9.95 "mmistaWAIRNEIR BROS. Viki/14-)Litki•'Akr ak7..*At New Bunk Beds $105.00 TIICHNICOLOR• PAP4AVISION RICHARD CON1E•CESAR ROMERO • PATRICE WYMORE • JOEY BISHOP Chas. Scates Stores feS01111.93111ENF1 I miaow pi FULTON—Phone 389 11101111801•113118 I imusi z MARTIN—Phone 404 u.,hoodmirowirantseit•Pergrepariongci MIMIC* Allatassita ewe WADE'S USED STORE RPCoodriell Si,ssDa& "Trade with Wade and Save" — Easy Terms Nobihylliestis-tfrai Nice your 217 Main Street Phone 478 NA11010kilkilt""1"1""110111^1^"11001041011011101.101 Rufus Wilson Third Victim Of Homemakers Schedule Page 6 The Fulton News, Thursday, Sept. 15, 1960 Is Announced Here 11: Traffic Accident Near Lynnville LAVoydr.P.CIE C. YES, corn*. The Homemaker: meetings for Asa, entreptamose. and anne.. September are as follows: 213 000 *cm traffic accident Sept. 2 James R. Wiggins, 17, of Lynn- peeindeat el the !Mau A Dal Walla Cagle Company Ranch near Lynnville. in which Mr. and ville, suffered lacrations of the Victory, Mrs. Harold William- Funeral set Mrs. Burnie Lee Dick were killed tongue and scalp. His companion, son, September 20, 1:30 p. m.; near Tombstone. Orisons. 111176. Hawks, 70, Not instantly, claimed its third victim Miss Nancy West, 16, of Mayfield, Montgomery, Mrs. Charles Hick- Sept. 6 at Sept. 4 when Aufus Wilson, 63- route 1, suffered several broken erson, September 15, 130 P. M.; Church with year-old Sedalia livestock dealer, ribs and an ankle injury. Bennett. Mrs. Clella Cherry. Sep- 'THAT'S RIGHT, den officiating died at Fuller-Morgan Hospital at The accident occurred at inter- tember 8, 1:30 P. M.; Central, Mrs. son Cemetery. Mayfield at 12:45 p. m. section of Kentucky highways 391 W. D. Burcham, September 20. Mr. Hawks, Mr. Wilson, driver of one of the and 83. 2:00 P. M.; Hickman, Club Room, tw NO BITE!" died at 12:30 Ezra Meador said . 1:30 P. M. automobiles involved in the acci- State Trooper 90 Prool Fulton hospita ran dent, suffered a severe chest in- the Wiggins youth apparently Crutchfield, Cayce Methodist Pint He is surviv the pave- Vs jury and collapsed lung, and had a stop sign. Marks on Church, , 10:30 A M. $1.55 Mrs. Minnie been in critical condition since the ment indicated Wiggins' car skid- Palestine, Community House, Sep- Harold Hawk accirt--• ded about 60 feet, Meador said. tember 16, 1:30 P. M ; Rush Creek, Cloys Hawks, Dicks and the Wilson's wife, Mrs. Lela Wilson, The Wilsons and Club Room, , 1:30 ter, Mrs. R. C youngster were en route 52, remains in serious condition at Childress P. M.; Western, Mrs. Bert Yarbro. Tenn.; a sister after eating dinner at the hospital with a broken leg and to Sedalia Jr., , 1:30 P. M.; Ful- Paris, Tenn.; Dick in Lynn- ustRL.LOw- MACH multiple cuts and bruises. A fifth the home of Loyce ton, Mrs. A. S. Johnson, September Hawks, Paris, traveling north passenger in the car, J. A. Chil- ville. Their car was 8, 1:30 P.M Martin, Tenn; and Miss West dress, 9, of Hazel Park, Mich, suf- on Ky 391. Wiggins The Program Committee meet- Yellowstone and five great a drive-in movie and fered a broken leg, and his con- had been to ing for Annual Day will be held on The Greatest American Whisiey home, traveling east dition is listed as good. were en route , at 10:00 A. M. at auto, on Ky 83. Kentucky Straight Bourbon. 90 Proof & 100 Proof Bottled-In-Bond The driver of the other or the Club Room at Cayce School. LOUISVIU.E—OMENSBURO KY TV CO. 1 This is for all the County Leaders DISTILLED It DOMED ItY YELLOWSTORI DISTILLERY made four lane," said J. W. Ben- with Mrs. Harry Allison as chair- nett, West Tennessee Division EITHER KEEN JOHNSON COULDN'T BELIEVE THE SIZE OF THE ••ffli•eliNts. Highway Work engineer for the State Depart- VICTORY Judy Browning predicted for the Democrats or he was All Mak startled at Judy's loveliness, but he was shocked at something at the ment. Vet Representative LETS HAVE A PARTY Young Democrats meeting last week. Standing behind Judy and the have, not completed a MO Is Under Way "We just former Governor are Mrs. Carlos Leaman and Al Bushart. To Be In Fulton survey for that. section. The same Sales Surveys have been completed, thing applies to the 12-mile sec- B. D. Nisbet, a contact repre- which extends with the exception of a 27-mile tion of Highway 51 GLADE Once Kentuckian, sentative of the Kentucky Disabled section between Dyersburg and from Union City to Fulton, Ky." •CHESTNUT Ex-Service Men's Board will be Mrs. Harvey Vaughn • LAI High- WINES Troy, toward making four lane the Narrow, heavily traveled present on Sept. 16, at the Ameri- IssrairavUseit.0641varagesRS Wade has been the subject of aMIMMOMM.MIRMM.11111 , Always Kentuckian can Legion Hall in Fulton, to as- 103-mile section of U. S. Highway way 51 Lake because of the (Last Week) 111 St 51 running from Memphis to much controversy The News this week received the sist veterans and their dependents Won wooposso Nei la Penes. Ky. accidents which Several visitors were in the area Union City, Tenn. numerous serious following statement from Senator with claims for benefits due them Wan Emasay 442-44 Lake Street during the holiday weekend. Mr. "And that doesn't mean that the have occurred on it. George G. Brand of Mayfield, as a result of their military ser- whose office is lo- and Mrs. Thomas Ray Bondurant part of Highway 51 between Dy- Mr. Bennett, which will be of interest to the vice. said the High- and two children, Jerry Bondur- ersburg and Troy isn't going to be cated at Jackson, veterans in this area. He will be present from 9 a. m. has already made ant from Indianapolis, Indiana way Department TO ALL OUT OF STATE VET- until 3 p. m. these sections of High- were weekend visitors in the home Ca. four lane ERANS AND NEXT OF KIN opened them to traf- of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray way 51 and "Once a Kentuckian, always a bonus. I am of the opinion that it STARLITE Bondurant and Rachel. fic: Kentuckian" will pass by a big majority-and I 410' Fulton - Union City highway Memphis' north city limits Mr. and Mrs. Wilma Jones spent From "My sincere advice to all of you want to go on record now and here to Woodstock., about three and a the weekend with homefolks. coL.•se Wed.-Thur.-Fri., Sept. 14, 15, 16 is to fill out your application and as being for the people in all walks half-miles. Mrs. Jewell Griffin, Mr. and Mrs. beet *."5",1111. (Starts at 9:20) get it on file in Frankfort-when of life; and again I say I believe in A seven-mile bypass at Dyers- David Pruitt. Mr. and Mrs. Her- belongs -as A PLACE IN THE SUN the time comes-there will be no fair play to everybody, and I'm burg which skirts the city in a man Mitchel and children from with Liz Taylor, Montgomery Clift delay in receiving your check. always at your service. westwardly direction and comes Chicago visited Mr. Ben Jenkins piping tow tows pa (Also: starts at 7:00) "I believe in fair play for every- George G. Brand back to Highway 51 just north of during the weekend. nom,'mg STALAG 17 body-if one veteran receives a 1st. District State Senator Dyersburg. Mrs. Cletus Reams, who was a William Holden, Don Taylor bonus-then all Kentucky veterans Graves-Hickman-Fulton -Marchall BElINET The division engineer said four patient in the Baptist Hospital in should receive a bonusregardless Counties" lane construction is under way or Memphis several days, returned to SATURDAY,SEPT. 17 of where they were on election under contract on these portions her home- last Friday. She is im- (Starts at 8:50) day-or any other day. on fought BIKSEMAD of Highway 51 proving. COMANCHE STATION for freedom, which means that you From Woodstock almost through Mr. and Mrs. Billie Harold Ter- With Raymond Scott can go where you please. when Millington, 6.2 miles. rell and children from Granite Ask any Dane about Biksemad. It's a savory Danish had Also: starts 7: and 10:05) you please and stay as long as you From the junction of State Route City, Dl. spent several days recent- combining diced boiling beef, boiled potatoes, sliced onions BATTLE FLAME wish. I sincerely believe that all 88 (a mile west of Halls) to the ly with his parents Mr. and Mrs. with butter and other seasonings. Each ingredient is cooked With Scott Brady Kentucky veterans want their Dyersburg bypass, a distance of Everette Terrell. separately, sauteed in butter -then stirred together and served Kentucky buddies to share equal- Sun.-Mon.-Tue., Sept. 18, 19, 26 8.2 miles. Miss Rebecca Hagler has return- piping hot. ly with them. connoisseurs of good (Starts at 9:00) From Troy to Union City, 8.8 ed to her home in St. Louis after What beverage to serve with it? Many "I will assure you that I will in- glass of refreshing, sparkling beer. Try it TOBY TYLER miles. spending a two weeks vacation food recommend-a troduce in the senate of 1962. a • adds to With Kevin Corcoran "We have no other construction with homefolks. bill yourself -see how much enjoyment glass of beer to pay all Kentucky veterans -any time year. (Also: starts at 7:00) going on on Highway 51, and no Mr. and Mrs. Roy Nix enter- a your favorite foods of TOM THUMB construction — other than four tained with a birthday supper Mrs. Nellie Taylor visited Elmoore With Russ Tamblyn lane work—has been planned," honoring Mrs. Nix birthday Sat- CopeLen and family Saturday af- Mr. Bennett said. urday night. Those present were: ternoon. I'm) f•tieftt He declined to estimate when Mr. and Mrs. Billie Copeland, Bil- Mr. and Mrs. Billy Green, construction will be begun on the lie Jr. and Gary, Mr. and Mrs. James William, Mrs. Wilbur, Mr. KENTUCKY DIVISION U.S. BREWERS FOUNDATION Bring four us your rest of Highway 51 on which Irvin Brundige, Mr. and Mrs. Dur- and Mrs. Marshal Franklin and 1523 14eybere Buliding, Louisville 2, Kentucky RADIO and TV Repair lane surveying has been com- rell Terrell, Mr. and Mrs. Chester son, were Saturday dinner guest pleted. Morrison, Mrs. Dale Cummings of Mr. and Mrs. Elmoore Copelen and Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Vaughan. RCA Color Tslevision WORK ON BRIDGE Those couples have thoroughly noon on Used TV Sets for Sale Work was begun at enjoyed the birthday of each for • • Monday on the construction of a the past year and a half. Needless Fork new bridge across Harris to say we are looking forward to Wood lk Pruitt TV near Creek on Commercial Avenue Mrs. Percia Brundige birthday ! the News office. Franklin Pruitt - Clyde Wood next. 300 Walnut Street FALLS, BREAKS ARM Mr. and Mrs. Darell Wright and LAST CHANCE! You couldn't pick • better time to Dub Johnson, an employee of Mike from Dyersburg made a with your Phone 211 Browder's Mill, fell while at work short visit to homefolks last week- deal Chevrolet dealer. Friday and broke his arm. end. June and Mike are both in CHOICE DEALS ON He's winding up • wing-ding of a school In Dyersburg. June is sub- stituting in the high school. AMERICA'S FIRST- selling year and he's out to keep his Mrs. Mozelle Toone from Chi- SALE her '60 models moving fast— right up to PURCHASE DISTRICT cago spent the weekend with CHEVROLET Registered Herefords parents Mr. and Mrs. Willie Har- CHOICE CAR the final gun! If you hanker to own wood. Her c,hildren, Donna and Mayfield, Ky. Ronnie. who have spent the sum- the year's hottest seller, for good- (Graves County Fairgrounds) mer with their grandparents, went ness sake, don't hesitate! See your Saturday, September 17, 1 P. M. CST home with her. 1 CHEVROLET! Kenneth Griffin from Chicago dealer for a choice deal NOW! 64 Lots — 83 Head spent the past three weeks with Jimmie Barber. He returned to HORNED An POLLED Chicago Sunday. Mrs. Jim Burke and Mrs. Har- 19 Bulls vey Vaughan attended the County 45 Females Home Demonstration Clubs picnic at the Park in Dresden last Thurs- (Including Cows & Calves day. Open & Bred Heifers) Mrs. Harvey Vaughan substitut- Auctioneer - Emerson Martin - Washington Court ed for Mrs. Margaret Glisson at the Martin Elementary school last House, Ohio For catalogs or information write: Thursday and Friday. Kentucky Hereford Ass'n.-Sale Manager Pt Chas. D. Armstrong, Sec. ROCK SPRING NEWS 2558 Southview Drive By Nettie Lee Copelen • • Lexington, Ky. (Last Week) co Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Strater, and children, have been visiting eh Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bell last week. Mr. and Mrs. Pat Snow and fri Mrs. Ella Veatch spent awhile LAST CHANCE! BEST TIME TO BUY THE CAR OF THE YEAR Saturday morning .with Mr. and • • Pe Mrs. Elmer Walston. th Mr. and Mrs. James Veatch VE moved in their new house Sautr- CHEVY'S CORVAIR day. Sample the special delights of Coeval?* Mrs. Nellie Taylor is visiting Mr. light handling and quietness and all- OL and Mrs. Arnie Brown. Joe Snow spent awhile Satur- round comfort. Take the wheel just once PI day night with Mr. and Mrs. —and you'll know why the editors of ra Floyd McMillan. the Motor Trend magazine voted Corvair Ui Mr. and Mrs. Arnie Brown and Car of the Year. Your best bet by far is to drive a Corvair right now—while your Chevrolet dealer's writing year-end deals tn —and be all the more satisfied! Corsair 100 4-Door Sam —Inate precticolie Ike float to

lrb AKAR P8 The Sensational New Invention Pc Sutherland's "IliD" Trees Chevrolet cars, Chevy's Corvairs and Corvettes at your local authorized Chevrolet dealer's! No Belts — No lbw — See No Odors Approved by Dodoes — The World's Meg Comdeileble Toms TAYLOR CHEVROLET--BUICK, CITY DWG 00. 104 Zed Fourth Stroot Fulton as Lair St. Mies , 1960 Immureisrammona, Page 7 The Fulton News, Thursday, Sept. 15, 1960 Mrs. Cora Bingo Mrs. Cordell& Royer • PIERCE STATION DEATHS •DUICEDOM Mrs. Charles law. • Services for Mrs Cora Ringo Funeral services for Mrs Cor- Joyce Tayler 84, of the Beelerton Community della Royer, 73, were held at 4 p. Stephens - Wilson (Last Fulton High near Fulton, who died at 5:45 m. Friday at the Barrett Funeral Week) NUhaan Hawks We cxtend sympathy to Mr. p. m. Sept, 4 at the McAlister Rest Home at Hickman. Burial was in (Last Week) Wedding Announced Funeral services for Hillman Homer Bennett in the death of Home here, after an extended (Ill- the Hickman City Cemetery. A good rain would be appreciat- Officers Hawks, 70, were held at 11 a. m. his brother in Huntingdon last Names Betty Stephens, daughter of Mrs. ness, were held at 2 p m. Sept. 7 Mrs. Royer, a life-long resident ed, we need the rain and would Sept. 8 at Wingo Methodist week. Carl Cooley of Water Valley and at the Hornbeak Funeral Home of Hickman, died at 5:15 p. m. last like some cooler weather, too. The 1960-61 Class officers at Church with the ev. Bill Bow- Mrs. J. C. Smith is recovering at Cornelous Wilson of Bowling in Fulton. The Rev. Norman Wednesday at Fulton Hospital af- Mrs. 0. F. Taylor visited Mrs. Fulton High are: den officiating. Burial was in Pin- her home since a 10 day stay in Green were married Friday, Aug- Crittenden ter a long illness. She was a mem- Weaver Thacker in the Hillview SENIORS — President, Thomas son Cemetery. and the Rev. Glynn Springfreld, Tenn. in a ber of the First Methodist Hospital Friday P. M. of last week. the Fulton Hospital. Carney; Vice President, Carl ust 26, at Mr. Hawks, a retired farmer, Moore officiated. Burial was In Church at Hickman. Mr. Sam Coltharp was a guest Ernest Lowe was a patient in Hurst; Secretary-Treasurer, Ophe- double-ring ceremony. died at 12:30 p. m. Sept. 4 at a Wesley Cemetery. in the Rowland home one after- Fulton Hospital a few days last lia Speight; Business Manager, They left immediately for Mans- Fulton hospital. Mrs. Ringo was a life-long resi- Survrvors include three daugh- noon last week. Mr. Rowland is week. Mike Walker; Public Relations, field, Ohio and returned Tuesday He is survived by his widow, dent of Hickman County and was ters, Mrs. Ual Killebrew and Mrs. feeling better Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hugh Smith of Lebbon, Mo. was Judy Moore, Charles Rice. to make their home in Bowling Mrs. Minnie Hawks, two sons, a member of the Wesley Metho- Jack Edwards, Fulton, and Mrs. Barham called on Mr. and Mrs. a recent guest of relatives here. JUNIOR — President, Warren Green. Harold Hawks, Wingo Rt. 1, and dist Church. She was born Mildred Lee, Hutchinson, Kan.; Joe Works Sunday P. M. It was his first visit in 10 years. Nanney; Vice President, Vacant; Cloys Hawks, Chicago; a daugh- 18, 1874 in Hickman County. three sons, John Thad Royer, Manager, Teddy Barclay; Public Mr. and Mrs. Billy Moore and Ray Adams of Martin, spent Secretary-Treasurer, Cleta Beggs; ter, Mrs. R. C. Adams, Knoxville, She leaves two daughters, Mrs. Wickliffe. James H. Rayer, Milan, Relations, Judy Hoodenpyle, James Debbie of Detroit visited his par- Wed, with his sister, Mrs. C. E. Business Manager, Bill Tenn.; a sister, Mrs. Addle Guy Brown of Water Valley, Route and Joe V. Royer, Chicago; a bro- Leneave; ••••••• Rawls, ents, Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Moore Lowe. Jones. 1 and Mn. Clara Wilson of Crutch- ther, Carl Haynes, Hickman, and Public Relations, Kay Morris, Jim Paris, Tenn.; two brothers, Casey and James Earl over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil McNatt have Burton. field; a son, Orion Byrn of De- six grandchildren. - ••■ Hawks, Paris, and. Carlos Hawks, Mr. and Mrs. Noble Melton and returned from a two weeks vaca- troit; two brothers, Ozle Phelps of SOPHOMORES — President, Martin, Tenn; nine grandchildren his mother visited Mrs. Meltons tion in Atlanta, Georgia. Complete Line Beelerton and J. B. Phelps of Douglas McAlister; Vice President, and five great grandchildren. brother and family near Clinton Bill Covington of Gary, Ind. Brandenton, Fla.; and two sisters, Mrs. Lee Cox Don Burnette; Secretary-Treasur- Hearing Aid Batteries Sunday P. M. spent the weekend with his moth- Mrs. Lela Bennett and Mrs. Nola er, Pam Homra; Business Manager, Mrs. Lee Cox of Lynnville, Route Mrs. Weaver Thacker has been er, she accompanied him home for Poe all makes of Marla; aids! n-Bond Byrn, both of Fulton. Stanley Jeffress; Public Relations, 1 died at the Hickman County dismissed from the Hillview a few weeks visit. Visit ear Hearing Aid Depart- One son, 'rad Bushart, preceed- Hos- Mary Bondurant, Lynn ato. TV REPAIR Hospital at Clinton at 11 a. m. pital and has Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Adams of William- ment at your first opportunity. ed her in death. returned to her son. Sept 8. after a lengthy illness. home. Martin were guests of Mr. and The pallbearers were Randall FRESHMEN—President, Curtis She was 70. Mr. and Mrs. 0. F. Taylor called Mrs. Bud Stem. CITY DRUG CO. MC-Alister, Ray Pharis, Forrest Hancock; Vice President, Ward AU Makes sad Models Mrs. Cox was the daughter of on Mr. W. L. Rowland Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Ragsdale NM Lake Street Plume 70 McAlister, Benny Clifton, Royall and Allie Bushart; Secretary - • the late John Napoleon and Mary Thursday night of Centralia, Ill, and their daugh- Treasurer, Bennett and David Phelps, Mary Grant DeMyer; Business MOTOROLA Frances Stafford Merryman of Mrs. Maude Jones was the Sun- ter Mrs. Ronnie Pitts and 2 chil- Sales sad Middle Tennessee. dren from Indianapolis, Ind. spent Service day dinner guest of Mrs. Maude Matthews last week. She was the widow of Lee Cox, a couple of days with Mr. DeWitt • Mr. and Mrs. William Long who died on Jan. 5, of this year, and Mrs. Ohne Foulke Mr. and Mrs. Wendall Butts She leaves three sons, J. Cox Shelby Wilds spent Dewey Johnson Vincent. a recent weekend in Scotchville, Mrs. Ethna Foulks, 82, well of Clinton, Route 2, Charlie Cox Mr. and Mrs. A. A. McGuire ate Ky. Wads Television I resident Shelby Wilds of near Dukedom Imasranee known of the Harris com- of Chester, Ark., and Ruford Cox Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. AD types of 111 Lake St. Pitons 4141 died at 1:15 a. m. Sept. 2. after a Mattie Rinfro is visiting munity and widow of Jim Foulks, of Eddyville; three daughters, Bill and long illness. He was 67. Matthews Larry. her daughter, Mrs. Virgil Green Myst died Thursday afternoon at the Mrs. H. P. Johnson of Lynnville, Bob Emerson returned to his near SAVE ! GET our Mr. Wilds, a farmer, had never Mayfield for a few weeks. Fulton hospital following a long Route 1, Mrs. Burie Stallins of home in Melber one day last week married. He was born in Fulton Mrs. Wallace Cunningham and i I Iness. Princeton, Ky., and Mrs. John F. after visiting his grandparents PACKAGE DEAL County, son of the late F. J. and Mrs: Kenny Roberts of Paducah Funeral services were held Sat- Gull' of Wingo; two sisters, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Emerson a few Lucy Williamson Wilds of Cald- spent a few hours Sunday with "Covering everything" urday morning at 10 o'clock at the Lonnie Shoulders of Dyersburg, days. Harris Methodist Church, with and Mrs. W. M. Marlin of New- well County, Ky. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Stem. Patricia DIE MAYTA4 He was a good Christian and Pamela Cunningham accom- 422 Lake St. burial in Shady Grove cemetery. bern. Term. gentle- Mrs. 0. F. Taylor AuT YATC man and attended Sunday School pained them home after a weeks Her husband and three children, Sennces were held at 1 p. m. We had a nice rain last week Fulton, Ky. Maas MO and church regularly at Good visit with their grand parents Mrs. L. D Allen, Jim and Leon Thursday at the Jackson Broth- and it has been much cooler since. Springs Cumberland Presbyterian !bulks, preceded her in death. ers Funeral Home at Dukedom. Mrs. Bertha Rickman visited Survivors include—two sisters, Bro. Herman Church. Vaughan of Wingo Mrs. Julia Williams Tuesday n• m. 11•11 He leaves a brother, Lloyd Mrs. W. T. Samons of Fulton, Mrs_ officiated. Burial was in Union Wilds of last week. liseres= of near Dukedom; a sister, Miss mak. Nina Lennox of Union City; a bro- Cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. Butch McClain Sew taws payineaZie. t Eunice Wilds of near Dukedotn, ther. H. C. Thomas of Gary. Ind., and attended a birthday matt lirog pus two granddaughters and several who made her home with her bro- Mrs. Sallie ther; supper Saturday night in the Trill BENNETT ELECTRIC nieces and nephews. Ward two nieces, two nephews and two great-nieces. Doughty home, honoring Mr. CC= Mrs. Sallie Ward, 87, Doughty. died at Funeral services were held at Shreveport, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Taylor La. Sept. 3 at 7 p. m. the Good Springs Cumberland She was were guests of the 011ie Wilson's r _ born in Fulton County, Presbyterian Church at 2 p. m. daughter of Dr. J. Sunday afternoon. Other visitors D. and Chestie Sept. 3. The Rev. 0 A. Gardner Jones McClain. She widow were Mrs. Gordon Rose and her bask was the of Sharon and the Rev. Ronnie of Tom Ward and was sister. Rut:- does a member Bynum of Gleason, pastor of the of the Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Davis and coked First Christian Church in church, officiated. Burial, under baby of Union City visited in the rved Shreveport, La. direction of Jackson LrThe Brothers of Tremon Rickman home recently. The body arrived in Fulton Dukedom, was in the church ceme- Mr. and Mrs. Willie Crittenden tood last Wednesday at 9 and was tery. Ty it taken to the Hornbeak Funeral and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cathey Is to Home, where services were held Greenlea Cemetery. He was 79. called to see Mr. W. L. Rowland Wednesday afternoon at 4. The Mr. Hart was a retired postal Sunday. Rev. J. D. Kidwell, pastor of the employee. He was born in Paris, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Emerson First Christian Church of Union Tenn., son of George and Mary shopped in Mayfield Saturday. MILLED City. officiated. Burial was in the Lafevere Hart. He had lived in Mt. Moriah Cemetery in Weakley Fulton for many years. ,•••••• County. DATION aaa • Mr. Hart leaves a brother, Rob- She leaves a son, Morris Ward ert Hart of Independence, Ma; pcicy of Memphis: a brother, J. L. Mc- two sisters, Mrs. T. B. Neely of Clain of Union City; a sister, Mrs. Fulton and South Mrs. Mid W. C. Cook of W. W. Myers of Overland. Mo.; Belflower, Calif.; a step-son, Ma- two grandchildren, and several jor James Nanney of the U. S. Air • cousins in the Fulton community. Force, stationed in Omaha. Nebra.; One son, Dallas Ward, preceded two nieces and two nephews. her in death. Pallbearers were Bobby Wilson, 'Timed to Perfection #1••••••le:ii FAIR T. J. Callison, D. D. Legg, Eph ?fug soarer John Holman Dawes, Joe Bowers and Irby Hold- & Exposition p. er. KittelVOSIV MUMPar John Chambers Holman, 62, a BOURBON WHISKEY switchman for the I. C. Railroad SEPT•23-OCT•1 here, died suddenly of a heart at- 86 Proof tack at his home at Pierce, Tenn., near here, early Friday morning. Summer Prices On MEMPHIS as= Mr. Holman was born , 4/5 Quart 1/2 Pint 1898 In Obion County, Tenn., son SOUTH'S GREATEST! of the late J. T. and Elizabeth THRILLING • A Railroad is known Patton Holman. He had never 65.50 $1.75 married. Mr. Holman was a mem- SEPT. 23 ber of the Trinity Episcopal Church at Fulton, the Brotherhood mu 28 by the Shippers it keeps of Railroad Trainmen and the Ful- WORLD'S CHAMPIONSHIP ton Elks Lodge Mr. Holman leaves a brother, COAL We'd enjoy showing you the face of every Ned Holman of Roanoke. Va., and RODEO shipper that relies on the Illinois Central. e a sister, Miss Mary Holman of Let us fill your bin now! STARRING Pierce. IN PERSON DALE '1 Among them you would recognize all the Services were held at 4 p. m. great names of industry ... manufactur- Saturday at the Hornbeak Funeral —Immediate Delivery k SILVER LABEL Home chapel here. The Rev. Al- ROBERTSON' ers . • . miners .. . food processors .. . fred Maloney, pastor of the Trini- TV Star Of "Tales Of Wells Fargo" i DOOM Beni 66 lumber and building material makers. ty Episcopal Church, officiated. 11 SENSATIONAL PERFORMANCES Wit Bosomsr Burial was in Greenlea All sizes on hand NO MATINEE SEPT. 28 Cemetery 1.1111/11010/ You would also recognize many local here. MISAISSIT il_s N111.1 people.. . farmers . . . factory managers The pallbearers were Ned Drew- ...producers of raw and finished products ry, L. D. Allen, Todney Holman, 90 Proof Earl Hefley, George Holman and 1M1 .. . the people who bring money to your Paul Bennett. SEPT. 30 '. 1/2 Pint community. Shelton Hari and OCT.1 4)1 $4.65 4 PERT ORMANCES ONLY 4 We have shaped our services to our 4/5 Quart $1.50 Funeral services for Shelton IN PERSON! I shippers' needs, worked to move their Hart of Fulton, who died at 6:45 CITY COAL CO. America's Teenage Idol : freight quickly, economically and de- p. m. Sept 9 at Fulton Hospital, pendably. We have worked to broaden after being in the hospital since Aug. 7, were held Monday, Sept. RICKY NELSON the variety of our services, to combine 5 at 2 p. m at the Whitnel PHONE 51 rHAORW! varied types of transportation. Funeral Home. The Rev. Hulon BEZOAOuraftfURv Allen officiated. Burial was in Each year we add many new faces to Yellowstone our gallery of friends .. . faces from -That's right—no biter plants we have helped to locate along our saansoky MIAOW railroad ... faces of new producers of raw Call Us To Says 1101)5505 W14111111111 materials from mines, fields and forests. Money On Repairs To all who depend on the Illinois Cen- tral we say again that we are pledged A satisfied easterner Is our bast teetImeniaL That is SEPT. 25 may OCT.1 4/5 Quart I to earn your continued friendship and 133 why we rive you fast end- JAPANESE patronage by providing the best trans- eat, technical sante, and SPECTACULAR $4.85 I $1.55 portation in Mid-America. low rates on TV repairs. It FIRST TIME IN AMERICA SERVICE all adds-up to saving yen GENNA GIRLS • 50150 DANCING DOLLS $ SHOWS DALY 2:30 • 5:30• 111:30..m. 90 Proof WAYNE A. JOHNSTON, maser! President E IPA I R JAPANESE TWAIN Antennas bastaUed MILLION S MIDWAY! ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD Roper Television FREE BONUS SHOWS! "Where Perfection of Product is Tradition- STARTLING EXHIBITS! SLENMORE DISTILLERIES CO.. LOUISY1U.S. KENTUCKY Attic higo.2f/Mie -Am4idu 306 Main Street Pismo 307 FOR RENT: Two furnished rooms Monday night about 8:15, after a times-a-week paper published at INJURES LEG MONDAY for ladies. Phone 495: Mrs. Jess Negro Man Arrested call had come in from the Mc- Murray, Ky., is preparing to be- and Abater Rest Home publication Roy Roberson of 315 Carr Street Re FOR PIPELINE MILKERS Walker. James Brandon, a Negro man on Carr Street gin as a new daily in injured his right foot while at bulk tanks, see Southern States about 60-years-old, from Hickman saying a colored man had tried Murray on October 1st. to break Fulton Co-Operative, Central Ave- was arrested by Fulton police into the house twice by The paper, owned and publish- work at Puckett's Service Station Of nue. South Fulton. Phone 399 FOR THE BES1 Liesu km Office the front door. has his leg in a ALLL KINDS OF KEYS made ed by Kerby Jennings, will also recently and now Furniture buy Shaw-Walker. NEW 1960 Chevrolets: Two-doors The Rel while you wait. Forrester's WANTED: A Good reliable man to have a Sunday issue, according to cast. Roberson was changing a See James Butts at The and four-doors, station wagons advance reports. called as Shoe Shop, 204 Main. supply customers in Fulton Coun- Co., New Daily For Murray truck tire, when he hit his foot H•rvey Caldwell and hardtops, are- looking for a Murray is now served by one First Bap ty with Rawleigh Products. See or hammer. The cast 'OR PIPELINE MILKERS and DRIVE-IN Office Outfitters, home. Big stocks. Call or see Tay- daily paper, the Ledger and Times, with a sledge succeed tl write Horace Ward 211 W. Clay Phone Begins October 1st Julk tanks, see Southern States 874. We trade for your lor Chevrolet - Buick, Fourth one of the Williams chain which will have to remain'on for four resigned St. Clinton; or write Rawleigh's, equipment Fulton Co-Operative, Central Ave- old Street, Fulton. Phones 38, 60. The Murray Democrat a three- includes the daily in Fulton. weeks, the doctor said. elsewhere nue, South Fulton. Phone 399 CAN YOU USE MORE PAY? The Re A B. B. I. Graduate can earn In Fulton WHITE OAK 'LIMBER WANTED enough in 24 months to pay for the Bev —We buy white oak standing STAMPS our most expensive secretarial the Fir logs, custom of Umber, custom course. What is your earning pow- WITH stave and heading bolts. Con- 750 VALUE Rev. M. visit TODAY FREE COUPONS Inquire or TOP er now? tact us for prices and specifica- the Univo for free informati,m. ENROLL any tions. L. C. Engle, Buyer Tel. lege of day, Mon. thru Fri. BRUCE BUSI- 5-2765 Martin, Tenn. C. A. law in HI NESS INSTITUTE, 308 Poplar St., Lewis, Buyer Tel. Chapel 7- three yea 6415, Martin, Tenn. Veteran's 1812 Mayfield, Ky. Tel. work of training program also offered. He re FOR SALE: House and one acre THRIFTY. SLICED training a FREE PARKING! lot, five miles east of Fulton on ological Fulton-Dukedom highway; known as the Lawrence Taylor place in LAKE STREET Kingston. Reasonable down pay- ment and terms if desired. For in- Wo LIQUOR STORE formation write: Mrs. Addie Tay- lor, 1365 Pinegrove Court, Jack- Fu Across From sonville, 5, Florida. Coca-Cola Plant The bUj FOR PIPELINE MILKERS and struction bulk tanks, see Southern States Drive-In-Service education Fulton Co-Operative, Central Ave- Package Ice nue, South Fulton. Phone 399 Baptist C hopes to FOR SALE: Nice, profitable busi- SWIFT PREMIUM CENT pleted by ness, downtown Fulton location. CHUCK CUT LB. BLADE the Rev. WARD'S Call 944 after 5:30 p. 49c the churc r CUT Work MUSIC SHOP NOW is the time to get your SHLDR. last week RCA and Magnavox Typewriter and Adding Mac- LB. JUI; Were up hine Ovezhauled. See Cleo The be Peeples, Servioe Manager of TV and Hi-Fi SWEET MILK RAINBO HAMBURGER SLICED structure The Harvey Caldvoli Com- OR BUTTERMILK made of Phone TU 54404 Union City pany, DRIVE-1N Office Out- veneer. ft fitters, Phone 674. (Complete stock) present t Good selection of records FOR RENA. Floor sanding ma- the back on LP and 45 rpm chine and electric floor polish- Mail orders--Snecial orders er and electric vacuum clean- ers. Exchange Furniture Co

MAYTAG WASHERS, standar:1 When its and automatic models, $139.95 Real Estate in Fulton and up. Sales and serviee. — see — Bennett Electric, Rhone 201. Joe Co ANANAS Meacham CHARLES W. BURROW APPLES FOR SALE at the Orch- Injured t 309 Walnut Illione 61 ard in South Fulton, Tennessee. morning Turn east off Martin Highway on CARROTS 2 Cello Bags .. lk an autorr 'arm Loans Collingwood - Grymes Orchard. near the Conventional Loans TV ANTENNAS: We install— MILD CRISP FHA Loans trade—repair and move. Get 100 — TOP-VALUE - our paices. We sem ice all makes very best selection of real YELLOW ONIONS LB. 5c Obi —The TV. Phone 307. Roper Television STAMPS - WITH - estate for sale at all times I TUBES-EA- EACH - $2.00 PRO- Der WE -. LB lk RENT - - DUCE PURCHASE Sem For ThE Hospital beds VEGETABLES - Only LETTUCE 2-Heads 29c The 0 Baby beds Health h, BEST Roll-away beds HUNT'S HALVES NO. 2 1-2 CANS disposal Vacuum Cleaners the coun' of stat and Floor polishers with reg of ciispos WADE TURN. CO. Dr. Wi CLEANEST of the hi Phone 103 Fulton. Ky. regulatic tank or cesspe USED FURNITURE Clearfield Or Niblets Whole Kernel county and sew, 2 12oz. Cans CHEESE 2 LB. Box . . . .69c corcla nee buy it at FARM LOANS up by t Heinz Strained board Is./ Long Terms- The n EXCHANGE BABY FOOD 4 Jars. . • • 43c buildiaw -Easy Payments of any Strawberry SALE! Jambo NOW ON until at Furniture Company BOSCO .. . PRESERVES 20 oz. Jars ... 45c health c FARM INSURANCE Chocolate Syrup tive. Church Street Fulton Dr. ri FREE Yo-Yo 12 oz. 35c Libby's 3 No. 211 Cans eral otta — — All kinds — effect in PINEAPPLE JUICE 29c He said — Crops buildings, Carnation ulations FLOWERS vehicles. etc. — Kleenex 200's demeanc For .. . 29c Dr. Fl For Every Occasion FACIAL TISSUE 2 direct r tractor r HALLMARK greeting Osirde Atkins, Holman Kleenex 400's directly ETTER "Personalinetr and FACIAL TISSUE • 2 For .. . 55c structior Stationer, Taylor Friakies Kleenex Scoti's Floral Shoppe TABLE NAPKINS 2 For .. . 49c NOTICE: WE FAILED TO HAVE SECTION DOG FOOD .3 LAST WEEK SO WE OFFER IT AGAIN THIS WEEK. ONLY 119c PER SECTION. Ni 2 Cans 29c Kleenex KITCHEN TOWELS 2 For. 39c TISSUE Delsey Servic SAVE MONEY 4 Rolls. ... 35c Thomas ir DON'T MOVE vvrrnour killed Buy Auto Insurance on ne CALLING COLLECT night Our 3-PAY PLAN afte 555 FULTON, KY. 46% DOWN. 30% in 3 MOS. 100 -- Stamps Free With — Stamps Free With 100 — Stamps With Coupon Chapel 30% in 6 MONTHS officiate upon and Purchase of Jacks, CHapel 7-1833 No Interest. No carrying upon and A $5.00 Pur- d Purchase of A Lucille of of Duke Charges. at Ralph's U-Tote-Em - 1-4 Lb. or 1-2 Lb. of MAYFIELD, KY. Your policy is typed and BROOM cerneter ready for you in a few min- Excluding Tobacco Mr. T utes, and coverage is effec- stumble tive immediately. Highwaj and was Wick Smith Agency at 7:15 CALL 62 — 160 highway He wi 00 — Stamps FREE With — Stamps FREE W 00 — Stamps FREE With — Stamps FREE With by War Purchase of port, nl. pon and Purchase of pon and Purchase o upon and oupon and Purchase of ducah.' Lb. Fresh Lb. Brundige Pure Pork Hickory Smoked 2-1 Lb. Swift Prem. ing a v Jimmie COUNTRY HAM SLICED BACON time of SAUSAGE Tolen about 5( Coron Sherifr 50 - - FREE - - 50 Trooper to the s T-V- STAMPS Accon FOR Voelpel L. Thor Walter ' ing spre cf..r, say could ft