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-jottings from Jo's NEWSO The Farm and Home Paper of the Ken-Tenn Territor* Book Volume Twenty-Four Fulton, Fulton County, Kentucky, Thursday August 11, 1965jp^^' Number Thirty-Two Jo Monday morning I got an an- onymous letter lt was intended to be vicious and rutting. As Football At South Fulton Democratic Party In HarrtnZjy; Happy with all letters I received with- out signatures, I felt sorry for the coward who wrote it So I pat down and wrote a serious column, expounding on the To Be Decided Friday Nite; Piles Up 20,000 Vote Lead First District commiseration 1 feel for « Per- } son who so tries to live some- thing that he Isn't that he writes a letter to the editor . . . with- out his name Board Makes Suggestions Goes Jo Combs, Upsetting Predictions Counting of the ballot* cast in Saturday's primaries Whether or not football will be continued in the South After I wrote the column 1 continues in some areas oi Kentucky, while A. B. (Hap- Fulton School thin coming year is entirely up to the fans; py) Chandler continues to hold his lead over his op- then my- [^i^Udo^ of the Obion County School Board ponent Judge Bert T. Combs by 20,000 votes. Judge self, why should I waste time un indicated. The recommendation* of the board were made Combs supported by the Administration of Governor a track-pot. a miserable coward, at a meeting held by that group on Monday of this week Lawrence Wetherby took the lead in the first very early a crawling weasel who be-rates at Union City. tn< foi having the course of my hours of the counting, but lost his smalt margin some ConUnuance or discontlnu- football coach can be hired at three hours after the counting began and never regained convictions 1 fought for what a nee of that sport in the Tenn- nv additional cost to the county. 1 Nlieved in In the Tecent elect- it e*see school has been the sub- j ^ny individuual or group ion and 1 have no apology to jcrt of heated controversy a- „f individuals will underwrite In one of the hardest fought The election results to many make That individual who wrote mong citizen* and patrons of the cost of football in order that campaigns in the history of Ken- observers were something of an the letter would have had his the school. In order to assist 'he lt wm be self sustaining, tucky politics, the former Gov- enigma. For instance in the say t»o.>ight in this newspaper. citizens in settling the problem, j y^r Obion County Board j crnor. former Senator and for- First District, which Combt. If he had only the courage to the Obion County School Board 0f Education will assume no re- m e r' Baseball Commissioner supporters generally conceded sign his name He didn't so that's look the matter up at their ,por*ubility for indebtedness Happy Chandler emerges the to Chandler at various stages of that. I'm not afraid of what I meeting and made three recom- incurred by the playing of foot- 1 nominee of the Democratic the_ campaign was carried by believe, the anonymous writer Herniations, which sre as fol- n0r wm jt hold the prin- party and will face Ed Denny, Combs by 1745 votes, Fulton is. You I* the judge. low« cipal responsible for such in- a Repul^ican and Lexington County, which was claimed by lawyer in the general election the Chandler group by some "RECOMMSNDATION O F dibledness Nor expect him to1, in November. 500 vote margin, went to Combs Topic of ths most conversat- THE OBION COUNTY BOARD (ah,- money from other sources1 Although generally believed by a total of seven votes. In the ion around town Tuesday was OK EDUCATION AUGUST 8, of school income to support foof- that the Democratic nominee City of Fulton there was rflso Ihe mounting wreath sent to 1955 ball" I would have tough sledding in speculation among the Chandler me when it was learned that Football will be continued at In of the above recom- view November against the Republi- supporters that Combs would Happy Chandler had won the South Fulton provided the fol- mendation. a meeting is to be can candidate, all seems har- carry only the Rieeville pre- election Somebody told me it lowing requirements can be met held at South Fulton High monious in the Democratic cinct The vote in the City of was there before six o'clock not later than August 13. 1055 Scheol Friday night. August ranks. Governor Wetherby, Sen- Fulton was two to one for Tuesday morning. I think It was 1. A qualified and certified at 7 06 p m. for the alor Clements, Senator Barkjey, Combs. the funniest thing that ever purpos,, of raising funds to cair- Ll -Gov. Doc Beauchamp, Cam- The City vote was like this: happened to me. I can't quite on football, and also prelimin- paign chairman Rumsey Taylor, Comha Chandler figure .4 out though. ary step, tsken to form sn ath- Henry Ward and a score of Fulton No. 1 131 75 WAYNE JOHNSTON letic associstion others who fought hard aganist Fulton No. 2 151 78 The smount of money requir- j Chandler, have offered their Fultqn 3-A 202 98 Of course I was mighty blue ed to sponsor s footbgll squad support in November. Fulton 4-A 132 98 about the election, but surdly 1 TO ENJOY GAME Will be $1500 00 Of this $1900. Riceville 112 24 was not in mourning If the there I* already purchased I folks who sent it to me had any equipment for s Junior vsrsity I idea that they were sending It WITH LOOKOUTS [Totals 728 373 team and the amount owing is 1 In other parts of the State to me as a political corpse, they MOO On this, the remainingJ FULTOTR PROGRESS could be wrong I may be down IC President there were up-sets to the Combs t(tOO 00 is thP expected deficit in the dumps at the moment, 'camp For instance the Second Will Not Make ft>r the coming year. IS MIRRORED IN j District the bosne of Doc Beau- but pa leer, don't count me out If a qualified coach can be The wreath has caused much Public Address I champ and Senator Clements found for the regular salary I was expected to give some 18,000 comment nrourtd Commercial provided by the County Board The president of the Illinois WINDOW DISPLAYS 'margin to Combs. The margin Avenue and we've had lots of land if this I1SO0 can be raised lsughs about It Centrsl Railroad. Wayne Johns- . | _ [for Combs was only 3,000 The by Satuurday night August 13. Kentucky Business (third district was expected to !ton, with a number of high oft- football can be continued. FMhllM Front (produce 20,000 majority for Special Season tickets are For instance one little old lady I lrla)t o( the I C R R will a«- r"*xur* ™ * I Combs; it only produced 12,000 printed and will be on sale at paued by the office late Tues- ] ,rn(( y,, hall game at Ful'.on office* of Burrow, Cannon and I Of City Drug Co. ! muitn. Chandler took the darf.vy anuwdi was startlestartled to we tha on Saturday night, August ISth New* Editor Jo JVestpheling holds the mourning wreath , , ifcurth, fifth and sixth districts Mr s~tll be the «u««t ICwMaud mi H4< g> Fultoa's progress ir> remodel- t#ith 11.U60 majority in huge wresih in ««t U*.off- sent her Tueitfrfy morning by a person or persons un- ice She itoppcd. looted It over of the Chamber of Commerce. 1 ing its business district is re- tKc districts while Combs took and said vJust looks there, which Is sponsoring this "Illin- Little Leaguers Need known. The News vigorously supported Judge Bert cognized again: this time in the the seventh and eighth, his home somebody's deed and they're ois Central Night" at the ball | Combs in the Governor's rsce snd his defeat undoubted- $.19 To Help Pag August issue of the Kentucky fj«^s^yle«^than vmes still working." That to me, some- gbm e Mr Johnston will not ly prompted the sending of the wreath. Counted out in in the combined districts That Chamber of Commerce maga- how was a thought-provoldng address the crowd; he has' re- was the core of the defeat. For Bleachers this election/ but by no means dead is the enthusiasm the zine' "Kentucky Business." • statement While' the campaign quested that he Just be allow- News has for fighting for issues in which they believe. _ . . .„ . . _.. | As predicted Harry Lee Water- The first full-page advertis-| f jeld c)inton publisher, receiv- t* now over snd al] the issues ed to be n guest snd enjoy the The Little league ball play- The wreath has "Memories" written on a ribbon in gold em arp *ad. Somehow they ment in the book shows a good ^ much;. grealei. majority i„ are dead, we're still working game letters. hard V>d wl11 certainly keep on cot the Mr* that folk* aren't •half-page picture of the City his \race for lieutenant-Gover- Bob White. President of the Drug Company as a fine ex- doing so. hatching their games with In- nor than did Mr. Chandfler. Fulton Chamber of Commerce ample of good store moderniza- „ wi|l introduce the guests. tern* and wishing them on Waterfield's majority was lo victory. Yeu know why tion. The wording under the ad neirty' »
% FROM THE FILES: The Majority of the People Elected Chandler STRICTLY BUSINESS TH In I tin |>| As the Democratic Nominee; We Accept the Edict TURNING BACK THE CLOCK M.ivfil G (ul . , I Mrs! And Put Away All Bitterness of the Campaign (Olivia Aug 28, 1930 Mr and Mrs. O. D. Cooke and In this torrid campaign to select a big names in Democratic circles it family spent Sunday afternoon v. i ii> r Democratic nominee for Governor must remembered too that Bert Fulton County Fair Week got with Mr and Mrs. Joe Cooke. Mi sj here in Fulton County we won the Combs inherited the enemies of each off with a good start. The wea- child battle but lost the victory. Bert T. ther hasn't been any too good tun | of these parties. Some of those ene- Mr. Coy Putman and Miss two Combs, the candidate for Governor but a large crowd has been on Clevis Bard returned home last mies are bitter and lasting and while hand. ents, whom we supported vigorously, won many people believed in the ability of WCT-k after attending school at Mi si in this county by only seven votes, The harness races are pro- Murray State Teacher, College. Bert Combs they could not easily vote bably better this season than la Stvf but the smallness of the margin, had for him with the stamp of approval they have been for some years. m-verd no comparison to the magnitude of from an enemy on him. So they voted The track on the first day was Mis the significance of Combs winning against him. And that was a sad and said to have been faster than How Christian > I in this county. diiscouraging situation. for a number of seasons, and Science HeaU ti n-ri.tl showed the care and work that It would be sheer dishonesty to Support of Happy Chandler with .1 I'll had been expended on it. "PROVING OUR GOD- Mrs| tell you that we are not keenly dis- many, many people is not a frame of appointed in the outcome of the elec- GIVEN CAPACITIES" has mind ... its an emotion They like his The revival will begin at the WFVl. um Kc.) Stoday l« mjm w ith I tion. As we reflect on the progress of gregarious personality, they like his First Methodist Church on Sept- the campaign, especially in the clos- RoI>T grin, his hand-shake, his promises to ember seventh Dr A W Myers gone ing days, we would be less than hon- take them from out of political a- of Gainesville, Fla is on, of the trip est if we did not admit that we saw outstanding preachert of the pathy. And that Happy is a past Mr Bert Combs headed for defeat. In Florida Conference, wll do the master of the art. spite of the campaign we fought to jneiuJung. Mr. 11 M. Scott will SINGER SEWING day get him elected, we never underesti- But in th? defeat of Bert Combs we be the song leader for the re- II..V I mated the ability of Happy Chandler offer congratulations to Happy vival. MACHINES and as the most able vote-getter that Ken- Chandler and to his running mate Mi | tucky has seen in many a day. He was Harry I.cfi Waterfield who came into "I thought you said the Credit Manager at Stacy's was a Contractors are nuw at work New an
Tuesday of last week. ; be home toon. The revival meeting has been in progress at Johnson s Grove The revival meeting started Mrs. Ellen Rowland and girls tin- past 10 days. Rev. Luter of at Bethleham Sundav. Brother I visited her husband Edwin Row- Mayfield brought wnic wonder- Tom Smithmier of Memphis it land, who it patient in the »an- ful messages. Several members the visiting minister and Bro- I itarium at Madisonville, Sun- were added to Hhe church. day. ther Porter is the pastor. Mrs John Smith spi'nt' Tl Mr. and W. L. Rowland and | The former Evelyn Fuqua ol couple days in Paducah last 1'Hjke and Allie spent Sunday in the home ' Detroit returned to her home week. | afternoon of L. A Rowland; his father in last week after a short visit Cooke. Mrs Wallace Cunningham and law Mr. Sinijteton is quite jwith her dad W T. Fuqua, two children of I'aducuh have re- Mrs. Maudue and Mis, Con- | brothers and two sisters. She turned to their home after a and Mrs. Weaver Thacker caU- I>nd MUM stance Jones attended preach- two weeks visit with her par- ed on Mrs. OUver Taylor Mon- home laat ing service at Bethleham Sun- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Stem. Iday of last week. | school at day They were the dinner College. Mm Era Brown and Mrs. Lu- guests of Mr and Mrs Ernest )a Stevens of Milburn. Ky. spent Coltharp, Marilyn and Mr. Sam j In politics experiments meap 1 S. vcr.^l days of last week with Brother and Mrs. Carter and revoluuflons. Mis. C. E. Lowe. children ate Sunday dinner with — Benjamin Disraeli Mrs Kilcy Smiths many Mi. and Mrs. Roy Emerson. The friends will be glad to know ihc other vititors were Mr. and Mrs turn for the day. They went over there last Wednes- is able to be up some now. This is the BEFORE AND AFTER picture of all time, Norman Crittenden, Susan and Dr. R. W. Connauqhlon Mrs. Pearl Mrice of Hickman The photo at left is the old William Nolen home, built day and worked liked beavers until the yard today looks Nan Lou of Mayfield and Larry like the photo at right. Will Adams, a grand-son of the Matthews. has been spending several days about 1876 on Carr Street. The weeds had grown up Veterinary Service with her sister Mrs I.eslic Caps'. until the house was hardly visible. But Boy Scout Troop late Mr Nolen now resides in the home. Mrs. Wilma Eubanks and Robert snd Bill Rogers have children visited her parents Mr. 4,i of the Methodist Church fixed that as their good PHONE gO'.-K gnnv to Detroit on a business und Mrs Pug Puckett over the ; trip we»k end. or CALL Mr and Mrs Edd May and Mr Mr. and Mrs Paul House and m>d Mis Algie Hsy spent- Fn. Fleaeant View News • McCONNELL NEWS • News Around The "Y • • DUKEDOM RT. TWO son of Tennessee were guests Graduate Veterinarian day in Water Vallry with the Mm. K
FULTON ROUTE ONE Mrs O. G. Clark
Mr and Mrs. 0 D. Cook Jr. snd Mrs. Bazil from Chicago spent tin- week end with Mr. i and Mrs O. D. Cook Sr. Mr and Mrs. N F. Wilkerson snd Jimmy were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs. O. D. Cook. OAL. Deep colors »3.8J Mr Alice Walker and Uncle visited Mr and Mrs. Tom Ho- AND THE well Monday afternoon If, |ks wall paint volos of tha Mrs. Ella Dillon is in the Hos- IS OUDSMOBIUE 1 eooturyl Super K am Tons, tha latoi pital. >0w — while maimer tales are soaring — is the easiest —n point that flows on smoothly Congratulations to Mr. and time ever to ileal yourself behind the wheel ol a new srtth otthor brush or Rotlor-Kootor Mrs. Bipie Bennett of Detroit Oldamobile 1 You'll know instantly why this thrilling - —w — ^ 5W# tad vfH give yon a "new" room in loaa than a day. A on the birth of a girk^ gbaov queen la the moat wanted car In all Olds history I ETSMI exrhlnt aew "Co-Ahead" look! It's that dramatic mjhm WFFL sow MI avtrags room snd Supor Kom-Tons $2395.97 taiM Mrtni. "flying color" styling 1 And what a smooth team awaits Cse*e • tough, sapsr-washablo fbiiah that actually ro- tha toneh of your toe ... the commanding "Rocket" 202 ^ ssssv. risiiiea today from mors than a hundred YMT pstco depends .pen AKIC W aedol Engine and Hydro-Made Savor Drive* I So come In t treaty dooocator-oppeoTod soloes. AUTO PAINTING My ilyl*. opfoMl Hill'i'l m* Cad whr Aagoat la the hotleat t month of tha ~ri
a lnu LIQUID t-M: 30' U£72* Cheese Slices ^29' NOTICE JOY DETERGENT SIZE _ ^ 47' Fresh Mild Cheddar Cheese . ££ 61' 'vory Soap 4 blL 2 W 3 26* SAverbrook Butter We are pleased to announce that _ ^ 59' Sharp Cheese 26' Camay Soap 2 BABS 25' Deans Cottage Cheese V4-OAI. 39' MR. HERBIE CATHEY Sweet Milk WHITEHOUSE L'bbys Baby Food.TRA,«D .5 JABS 47' will be associated with us Dry Milk Solids 31c beginning August 16, 1955 Ocean Spray cr?AnUCEry "H Sff 23' i A8tP BRAND JUICES - OUR FINEST QUALITY F Herbie invites hia friends to come in and see him ' Duncan Hines „ Sc —- » 35' Pineapple Juke <=*• 27' Grapefruit Juke «•» 2^39* ® HflZ AA _ 29* Hy Power Tamales I "CAN* 35' Grape Juke PEMW In Thta Ad Effective Through Saturday. August 13th Carter-Butterworth Clo. Co Snic & Span Cleaner 27' AIR-CONDITIONED FOR YOUR SHOPPING COMFORT SWEETHEART — lc SALE 4 BUY I BARS AT 26' CREG PRICE AND « * orr iw* »»» roe i. 4."™ 37* I
Page 6 The Fulton News Thurs., August 11, 1955 friends. and family in Mayfield • NEW HOPE NEWS KINDERGARTEN TO • BEELERTON NEWS Mr. and Mrs Jim Kimble and I Sunday afternoon guest, of (Mrs. timer Walston) Mrs. Leon Wright • ——— j t Mrs ^ene Smith of Frankfort 1 Rev and Mrs Sam Hicks were I came Thursday for a weeks vis- Mr. and Mrs. Alben Morgan and Mrs. Leroy Latta visited her OPEN SEPT. 12TH The Mt. Zion Church began fi mily of Paducah Mr and Mrs. SUCCESSFUL HOMEMAK1NG it with home folks. sister Mrs. Pat Richie of May- September 12th is opening their series of meetings yester- Ray Pharrls. Mr. and Mrs Har- Mis (mogene Cunningham field Monday. date for Kindergarten in Carr day. Aug 7th, with Rev. Way- old Ross and son of Benton. Mr. by Marie Holland and daughter have returned Mrs. Ella Veatch, Mrij. Pat Institute this fall This is the man as the visiting preacher. and Mrs Jessie Hicks, Mr and from a visit in Cincinnati, Ohio Snow and Mi. and Mrs. Virgil third year the kindergarten has Mrs. Benard Bostick and chil- Home Demonstrator Kentucky Utilities The second Sunday In Au- and Bloomingtun, 111. where McClanahan visited Mr. and been held under the sponsor- gust the revival will begir. at dren and Rev. McCoy who spent ship for Fulton Kindergarten they visited relatives. Mrs. Elmer Walston Monday Wesley Church. We welcome Sunday night with them. Association. A pot luck supper was given Keep your mixer where it can letiaa blinds, hard to reach afternoon. visitors.' at Wesley Church Friday night Visitors in the Leon Wright oe seen and easily reached, j moldings, and cleaning up- | Mrs. Lewis Eskero and daugh- Mrs William Sloan, a well We sympathise with the Tom liunoring Bob Conn who is leav- home lest week were Mrs. Mary rhis extra pair of hands with j holstered furniturv, lamp shades Iter's Martha Kay and^Mary^Ann qualified and competent teacher, Doughty family in the loss of File, Mr and Mrs Frank Seat will be the instructor. Mrs. Sloan ing soon for the service. muscles, as it has been called, and draperies. have returned tu their home their husband and father. A of Detroit, Mr and Mrs. Fred attended the annual meeting of larg,. crowd attended the fun- Mrs Met Kerby, Mrs. Callie So give the steam iron a few ja l,W0M wee*» vis" Fu<- of Colorada Springs. Mrs. ,hould be on the job as often Southern Association of Chil- Walker and Ronnal Kerby, Mr odd jobs to do-such as rsising I «he.r wt'«"; Wator eral service Sunday afternoon. Mat tie Guyn uf Detroit. Aaron dren under Six n Chattanooga, and M rs. Hugh Barnes, Mrs. J there is a pie and biscuit nd Mr Walker ,n St Rev. McCoy preacher in chargc Kerby and Mr and Mrs Ray s nap on suede shoe, and vel-,« ' Nora Byron anil Mrs Russell Jough to blend, eggs to beat, Tenn last spring Many fine of the Masons held the service Miller. Mr and .Mis. Calvin vet, pressing veijs and freshen- Mrs. Edward Latta and child- Hi ckman were»Sunday after- iota toes to mash, juices to ideas which Mrs Sloan brought at the cemetery. Hicks, Lyndle Hicks, Morris ing ribbons |ren of Clinton, Ky. visited Mrs. noon visitors In the Rev. E C. juice, and vegetables, meats home with her w ill be put into Vaughn, Mr and Mrg Hamp This round-up won't come as Leroy Latta Tuesday afternoon. Our sympathy goes out to the Nail home. practice this fall Clapp and children, Ml and ind nuts chop With one beat- news to those already wise to Mr. Ray Jackson of St. Louis family of Miss Roxy Byron of Mr and Mrs Manuell Davis- Mrs Bill Wright and children >r removed, eggnogs and milk the ways of these rugged and visited his sister Mrs. R. R. Lat- The Fulton Kindergarten As- Mayfield who passed away Sun- sociation ig now a member of on, and Mrs. Mertie Lewis were and Miss Boon Wrtlker .hakes can be whipped up in a tireless homemakcrs - helpers. ta and Mr. Latta Thursday day morning. iffy And now that -most mix- Southern Association of Child- Sunday visitors in th,, Eli Mal- But all too many of us either night. Mrs Evelyn" Bockman went Harold Beard is on the sick ers have removables heads, ren under Six. one home. from forgetfulness or force of Tile New Hope Homemakeis to Mayfield Sunday afternoon. list. he.v can work for you right at habit-are giving appliances only will have their family picnic Kindergarten is not just an She has many relatives and Reciently Mr. Charlie Roper | he range. part-time work to do. Still Thursday evening Aug. 11th at organised play group It brings friends there. of Tucson, Arizona visited his the home of Mr and Mrs. El- sister Mrs. Paula Walker and This could go on and on, with Others, especially the "Ginny- much beneficial pre-school train* Mr and Mrs. Bunus Philps of fearmq Aid Batteries mer Walston. family. in especially broad hint about come^lately" to the homemak- ing. Many school systems re- Fla. have been spending several Complete l.lne Keeping vacuum cleaner at- ing ranks, are unaware of the cfuire kindergarten before en- Mr and Mrs Guy Brown andj Lynn Latta spent Tuesday weeks here. She also went to or all tiikra ol hearing aids'- tachments in sight, in mind capabilities of the appliances tering a child In school night with Wayne Latta. Detroit to visit relatives. Miss Boone Walker visited In | Visit bur Hearing Aid Depart ,nd in use. Let them take over they receive as wedding gifts. the Leroy Deweese home. Mrs Miss Jessie Wade Crutchfield There is a small monthly fee Mr and Mrs. Wesjey Beard nent at your first opportunity. on particularly thankless jobs Clara Wilson and Mrs. Kimbro So be this a fresher, eye- visited Mrs. WJlie Hill Tues- If you are interested in enroll- nioved to Fulton Jast "week. uch as dusting radiators, ven- both Were sick. opener or an old-story, it proves day afternoon. ing your child or children call Both are employed there. CITY DRUG CO. Hhe point I'm driving at: To Mrs Don Sensing phon,, 1635 Miss Boon Walker visited1 Mrs. B. F. Phelps, of DaUas, Mr and Mrs Hampton Lil- IM Lake street Phone 7* own appliances without putting Texas is visiting Mr. anand Mrs. before September 1st. 1955. lard and children spent last Monday with Mrs. Henry Roper ' Accurate them on a full-time basia is a Wallace Webb. The quota 1, almost filled The week 111 Memphis with his bro- needless 'waste of a homemak- first registered are taken first WORKMANSHIP Mrs. B. F Ashley visited her ther, David and family. They er's time, energy and invest- until the quota filled Those son Mr Jim Ashley and wife is visited with friends in Ark. At Low Cost ment. It is abuse, NOT USE, on the waiting list arv taken Whom they met in Germany Monday, other visitors were his that makes appliances old be- chronologically. Hatches, Clocks and Time two sisters Mrs. Jone Jackson when they were in service "THE HOME OF CHEMICAL SPRAYS" fore their time. Pieces of All Kinds Accurate- of Clinton, Ky., Mrs. Fred Mr and Mrs John Thompson ly Repaired at l^V Cost by— Bailey and Mr Bailey oi Okla- and son havt. been visiting her New Fishing Booklet parents Mr and Mrs Hughly We have a few TRICO TRACTOR SPRAY- A friend is someone who does homa City, Okl. Attracting Attention Hicks and other relatives. ANDREWS not fail to support youu when Mr and Mrs Denton Pittman Raymond Bostick has return- ERS Left ... at Bargain pricer ! the "crowd" begins to pick the and daughter Denesse visited Jewelry Company A new 32-pag» booklet. The ed to his home in Detroit after carcass- They arv few Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Aldrich at Lure of Kentucky Fishing, is 'several days here with relat- Clinton, Ky Tuesday night attracting wide attention among Chlordane, Lindane, Toxaphene, DDT, Arsenic of ive, and friends. lead; tractor sprays, weed killers, etc. We can Mrs. Willie Hill spent Wed- sportsmen for the complete ang- Mrs Ann Crabtree of Detroit LAKE STREET LIQUOR STORE nesday In Bowling Green ing Informaion which it con- as visiting her sister Mrs Col- {ill your needs. | Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Murch- tains on the state's large lakes lie Gardner last week. They 25% S-D's concentrate or 10% Rothane dust for Across From The Lake Street Ext j ison visited Mr and Mrs. Den- and streams. spent a few days with Mr and ton Pittman Friday night. tobacco, tomatoes, fruit worms, etc. 5 lbs. 10%, 86c Coca-Cola Plant All Favorite Brands The booklet published by the Mrs. Haun Gardner snd Car- ' Mrs.- Angus Gwyn and son Department of Fish and Wild- men. Goerley of Detroit spent several. FLOWER DUST. NEWEST CHEMICAL FLY KILL- life Resources and planned by ren are spending two weeks with days last week in the home of ER KILL YOUR COCKLEBURRSt the Division of Publicity con- her parents Mr and Mrs Jess Mr. and Mrs. John Howell. PLENTY FREE PARKING! tains boat dock and camp in- Very. your corn will be worth more! CSC (Cucumber, Sunday dinner guests at the formation on both state and Mrs Mattie Guyn and son home of Mr. and Mrs Jim Ash • private facilities There Is a Gourby of Detroit spent last Squash, Cantaloupe, etc) DUST with sodium alum- pev were Mr and Mrs. Guy Lat- complete guide to stream fish- week here with relatives and inum floride and copper sulphate lb. 45c I ta and son Danny, Mr and Mrs. ing. a section on. the various 1 Bugg and son Tommy of Clin- species of Kentucky fish, fish- Helps You Ovorcomo You'll Be Proud To Uae Hanna Painta 'HEET METAL 2 ton. ing regulations and a complete | Mr and Mrs. Anglo Murchi- map on the best wishing waters. SGR and Mr. and Mrs. Denton FALSE TEETH jyjETAL SINKS Pittman spent Sunday at Ken- The booklet may be obtained Looicnctt and Worry itucky Lake. without cost by writing the De- partment of Fish and Wildlife Ho looser b. annoyed or I Ml 111-el- • Mrs. Lela Bennett of Clinton, WM bomua^or loaw. wobbly '.,M yk ir conditioning for home and office Resources or the Division of 'Ky. spent Friday with her niece rsimrra.iii improved K-ktsmiSons Publicity at their offices here. line mon-ecldi powder. .priii,led ua ! Mrs. John Howell and Mr. Ho- your plaue hold* ihein firmer eo ihey ENNOX GAS FURNACES • well. fiwl mot* '-amforuble Avoid embwr- Phone 202 East State Line IMWrDI c»tieed by loo* plau. OWS Saturday dinner guests at the (Sipport The Local Merchants) i FADTXXTH today at say dm, oouaur I home of Mr and Mrs. Roy Ho- ENNOX OIL FURNACES ' well were Mrs. Angus Gwyn and son of Detroit, Mich fETAL CANOPIES Mrs Robert Veatch and child- Mr and Mrs. Wallace Webb M returned t° .their home after a LUMINUM AND GALVANIZED GUTTERS three we"ks vacation Mr and A Mrs. Webb visited friends and relatives in St. LAuis, Detroit J^IGHT CALLS, 249 and Canada, they djso visited their granddaughters Terry and Delene Webb, Dallas, Texas who yiN ROOF REPAIR accompanied their grand par- ents to Kentucky for an extend- ed visit INSTALL and REPAIR STOKERS CHRISTIAN SCIENCE WEHAVE ATIONALLY-ADV. EQUIPMENT ! "Is the Universe, Including N j Man, Evolved by Atomic Force?" TAIN LESS STEEL WORK Us the subject of the Lesson-Ser- I mon to be read at Christian s Science ,ervices this Sunday. OT ASPHALT ROOFS INSTALLED J Scriptural selections from the I King James Version of the Bible H | stress the supremacy of spiritual LD FURNACES CLEANED A REPAIRED j power and the account of Christ O ' Jesus feeding the multitude as PHONE 502 I recorded by Matthew (14:14-20) and John's account (6:16-21) of MOVED I Jesus walking on the sea. I Among the correlative passages to be read from "SciCTice and Health with Key to the Scrip- Our Offices/ToIOur Spacious New, tures" by Mary Baker Eddy wjl be the following (273:21-26): "God never ordained a material ! law to annul the spiritual law. Greatly-Enlarged Quarters In The [ If there were ,uch a material 3 THINGS i law, it would oppose the supre- I macy of Spirit, God, and impugn the wisdom of the creator. Jesus TO REMEMBER walked on the waves, fed the multiude, healed the sick, and ABOUT... raised the dead in direct op- MASONIC BUILDING position to material laws." 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«l.09 Laundry and H' Vi Ptah SI.M OFFICE: NEW FURNITURE. APPLIANCES USED APPLIANCES Cleaning Walnut St; Former Sport Center WY IT BY THI CAM AMD SAVII Masonic Bldg. Walnut & Washington to cam or it Firms sso.u PARISIAN USED FURNITURE APPLIANCE REPAIRING •very drop dbflUd and beMed by Phone ; Y«Mowston«, Inc., LoUiyMt, Ky. 1 *' Main Street; Old Huddleston Bldg. Main St., Next to Pepsi-Cola Plant 14 „ MM AVAILAMJ 100 MOOT BOTTUO IN OONO The Fulton News Thursday July 28, 1955 Page 243
oouquet of white (Junta*. Following the ceremony a re- ception was held in the church dining room. The bride's table RUPTUR' wa, overlaid with a white cloth and centered with a three-tier- ITS HERE ed wedding cake, topped with a The Sensational New Invention miniature bride and groom. Sutherland's "MD" Truss Immediately ronowmg The re- No Belts — No Straps — No Fulton is buzzing again. Sum- ception Mr. and Mrs. King left Odors. mer school is out and all of the for a Southern wedding trip. Approved by Doctors — The students have returned home. For traveling the birde wore a World's Most Comfortable Every wh«;re you look you will aa.. W* M /mm navy blue dress with white Truss. see a group ol girls and boys accessories. fuughing and talking over the W The bride is a graduate of CITY DRUG CO. event, of the summer. the Whitesvllle High School and j 4*t> Lake 8t. is employed by Drs. Horace | Among those returning home Harrison and Byron Harrison | from summer school, I am sure The groom Is a graduate of tine of the proudest is Nancy the Fulton High School and the Wilson. Nancy has received her School of Pharmacy, Utoiver- degree from the University of lity of Tennessee, Memphis. He HORNBEAK Kentucky Mary Davis Weaks is employed by the Pfirer Lab- and Jan,. White have also re- oratories. FUNERAL HOME turned home from U> of K. h Incorporated The couple wm make their Those returning home from home a, 2206 Frederica, Owens- OFFERS Murray are Jeff Lester. Jean boro, Ky. Completely Atr-i Hyland. Roma SatterHeld, Jack Chapel Thorpe, Jam% Winifcor, Daw- ton Huddldston, Jack Voegeli, HAPPY BIRTHDAY1 and Vivian Matlock. 1 Happy Birthday: Aug. 8: PHONE 7 Helon Tucker, L. 1 Towmey Hire, j They say with every sweet, Jr., Pat Jones, Tommy Joe Enbalmers there is a little bitter and this Reed. Norma Owens, Dr. I. H. is certainly true in Beverly Read. Leon Fields: Aug »: Mrs. Cursey's rase. Beverly has just C Stephenson; Aug. 10: Frank , graduated from Hawkins School HwflKi Sublette, Elizabeth Stephenson, of Medical Technology and has Mr. And Mrs. King Joy Pasmore. Dr. J. C. Hancock; | accepted a position at Choctau Miss Mary Onstott And Mr. Virgil King Are Aug 11: Mrs. Wales Austin, Bob Binford, Betty Barnes Vir- I ton was the bride's only attend- Married In Lovely Ceremony At Owensboro gil Davis, Aug. 12: Mrs. G. B ant Her dress was of navy Mias Mary Onstott,- daughter of Mrs- Herman Onstott, Butterworth, Walter Lester, tucked cotton worn with white Irene Beaver, Sue Workman, accessorie, and she pinned a Owensboro, Ky. and Virgil King Jr., son of Mrs. Virgil Virginia Moore, Claude Shel- corsage of white carnations at King, Fulton, were married at the First Presbyterian by, J. W Cheniae; Aug. IS: her shoulder. The groom chose Church, Owensboro, at 7:30 p. m. Sunday, July 10. David Sams. Chester Murrel; Mk finill Mr Joe Welch of Fulton, a, his Rev. John C McQueen, pastor, officiated. Aug. 14: Clint Thompson, Mrs. ifars. Hicks attendant Other, present for ,*» wort M Attendants were Mrs. Robert Lowe, sister of the bride, Ellis Heathcock. Low down payment" the ceremony were Mrs W R. sad Easy Terms - MI'M Pat Mckenzie Weds Leroy Hicks In McKenzie, mother of the bride, matron of honor and Robert Boyd, best man. Eugene Summer's little tragedy: there Ceremony Last Sunday In Cornith, Mississippi Mrs. Joe Welch, snd Mr. Bob Lashbrook and Raymond Schreck were ushers. is no way to quick freeze water- BENNETT ELECTRIC Koloski. melons and cantaloupes til Main Mr and Mrs W R Mc Kenrie ing by the Rev D L Hill, pal- The bride is a 1953 graduate of The impressive double ring Ruth Ann Borich, soloist, sang of Ml] H rview, Fulton, Ky., lor of ihe First Baptist Church Fulton High School and the ceremony was performed be-, -Because," d'Hardelot, and fol- announce th,. marriage uf their st the pastor's Parsonage The groom is also a 1953 graduate of fore a background of white, lowing the ceremony, "The daughter, Patricia Gayle to bride was dressed for her wedd- South Fulton High School. The gladiofi and lighted cathedral Lord's Prayer," Malotte. Mrs. candles. Corporal Leroy links of the U. ing in a pure silk waltz length couple will reside at MiBington, Helen Horner, organist, played the tradional wedding marches S Marine Corps The groom is di ess of Hue, styled along where the groom is stationed. Prior to the ceremony, Miss foi the processional and recess- the Mm of Mrs Horace Lynch princess lines with a very full A luncheon at The Hut In skirt worn over period petti- ional. of Harris. Tenn snd Mr An- Jackson. Tennessee was a cour- County Hospital, Ackerman, coals. Her accessories were tesy extended to the bridal Miss She i. thrilled with her The charming bride, who was drew Hicks of Fulton, Ky white and at her shoulder she purty by the bride's aunt and work and the modern hospital given in marriage by her uncle, pinned a white carnation cor- The cervmony was solemnized uncle, Mr and Mrs. B B Ragan, where she is now employed, but Raymond Onstott, wore a bal- sage August the seventh in Corinth, on their return trip from Cor- will certainly miss not being lerina length dress of Chantilly 1 M:s» , at 9 o'clock in the morn- Mis, Virginia Forr»-»t of Ful- inth. Miss here for the Voegeli-Powell lace;, with net ruffles on the1 weddinjk Winkie and Beverly skirt. Her (ingerUp veil of ill- PRV mo RE ? were close frlends all through usion was held in place with a school, and it is certainly a dis- crown of pearls She carried a KELVINATOR'S appointment to miss the event. bouauet of whita asters. We know that Beverly will go The matron of honor wore a "MILESTONE MASTERPIECE" far in her new work and wish bM'erina length dress of pink 9 9 her all of the success in the net over taffeta and carried a world. * bouquet of pink asters. REG. 28 ETHYL 30 The1 brume's mother wor® a Mrs Ernest Jenkins was hos- navy blue crepe dress, with tess to a dinner party at 6 30 w hite accessories and a corsage Wednesday evening honoring of yellow roses. Miss Winkie Voegeli bride-elect The groom's mother wore a PIPELINE of Gjenn Ray Powell. This will navy blue crepe dress with black be the first of many pre-nuptial No. I Lake St. No. 2 Highlands parties being held in Winkie's accessories and a corsage of honor. yellow roses. Phone 9188 Phone 91SI The soloist wore a balerina , 24 HOUR ROAD SERVICE — WE NEVER CLOSE length dress of green net over Gladys and Bob Hyland are 1 really jumping everytime the taffeta and carried a colonial phone rings The cause for their sudden interest in answering thr phone so quickly is due to the fact that they are expect- ing a cal! from their, son John- ny Johnny is on hi, way home we're celebrating with from overseas and is expected to land in San Franscisco on August 10. From there he will go to Camp Chaffee for a dis- charge, and should arrive in Fulton about August IS. TOP DEALS I'm sure that Gllson, Mary and Aiwi Latta are having a wonderful time while vacation- ing in Colorado Springs.
Speaking of good times, that's just exactly what Danny and Joanr E«ird had this week end. Danny and Joann went to Jackson wher,, they met their good friend Dr. Bob Stanworth. From there they went t0 Pick- 55 FORDS wick Dam and had a nice over- night trip down the lake on a during our great cruiser. SUMMER BANDWAGON SELL-A-BR ION! Maxwell and Ruby McDade entertained the young peoples Thh ha* bean a wonderfvl year for Ford tale*. class of thy Christian Church and their guests with a picnic They're going like wildfire I So we're SELL-a-brating with . . . FABULOUS at Kentucky Lake Riding on by the cruiser, water skiing and F00DARAMA KEIVINATOR swimming was enjoyed by all. > TOP TRADE-IN IMAGINfl AN 11 CU. FT. Mrs B. A. Partee and daugh- ter Dottie of Trenton will be ALLOWANCES! SILF DEFROSTING visitors in Fulton this week. t*. » Mrs. Partee will visit her sis- REFRIGERATOR AND A ter Ruby McDade. Dotty will with FORD be a guest of Ann Fall. Ut II. UPRIGHT HOMI speedy ics cubs a Fully automatic de- trays. frosting; never dries 0 SAVE m • > LOW DOWN FREEZER—I0TH IN ONI COMPACT • Ice cream shelf holds out foods. Other popular visitors seen mors than s gallon. here last week wer. Bill and CAIINET ONir 47' WIDE I • Adjustable balance of (2) SAVE PAYMENTS! e Frossn fruit juics cold and moisture for Barbara Browning from Lex- Wnt-UH Fonl Ca. rack stores 21 cans. perfect foodkeeping. ington, Jean Thompson of Hum- bolt, Pat Blankenship of Mem- Q) SAVE AGAIN st-frsesing shelves: • 3 roll-out shelves two removable •helve* phis and Millie McDade of May- > EASY TERMS! bring food to your field. Ford's trad Wo no My h to .accommodate^, fingerUps. bulky item*. HL I hear that Doris and Francis a Freezer Wrap Dis- • Exclusive Breakfast > PROMPT DELIVERY! AVAS.AKI penser in door, Bar on door holds Campbell are really enjoying M • NIW bacon, juice, eggs. the new ' aby they recently a- e W nrefrigerated place dojjted. This isn't hard to un- DSCORATOR COiOSI in door to store • Special Butter and * AND mm bananas. derstand a, it is such a fine IN NOW Cheese Cheat* in door. looking boy. , Edra Earl and Gene Hi^lard had a gathering of the Hilliard and get the DEAL of your life! family at their home on Wal- CHARLIE SCATES STORES nut Street Sunday. 1 816 LINDELL 216 CHURCH STREET Miss Vivian Matlock bride V CASH MOTOR COMPANY MARTIN, TENN. FULTON, KY. elect of James Carter will be honored with a coke party given Mayfield Highway Fultoa Phone 42 PHONE 404 PHONE 889 by Miss Winkie Voegeli at her r You're Interested la aa A-l Used Car — Be Sara to See Tour Ford Dealer— (Continues on rage Eight) liams doing the job behind the Page 8 The Fulton News Thurs., August 11, 1955 PROMPT, ACCURATE motor * Mrs Howard Cola Team with a 3-2 victory service, wheel balancing, gen- tconllauea irom psge 1) A good crowd was on hand plate as catcher. eral engine and body work on Howard June 28. 1905 To this HOSPITAL NOTES and the new bleachers were fill- Today the Yankees and the WELLS DRILLED for industry any make car. Trained, ex- union five children were born, ed with fans Cards meet at 3 00 p m and the snd homes. Modern equip- The followering were patients CLASSIFIED ADS pert mechanics assure your three of whom passed away at The Pepsi Cola line up fol- Pepsi Cola and Wade Furniture ment, experienced workmen in the local Hospitals satisfaction. Bob White Motor an early age. Her husband pre- lows Sullivan lb, Boar ss, Beed- Co teams at 5:00 p m Write or call Watson Co, ceded her in death October SO, Fulton Hospital: Glenn Chap- Purchase League Company. les 21), Allen p, Carter rf. ALL KINDS OF KEYS made Phone 261. FUlton. Ky. 1944. man, Dyersburg; Mrs. Raymond Sunday afternoon the Pilot while you wait. Forrester'! Hrooks If, Williams c. Hudson Funeral services were held Graddy. Mrs. Jimmy Ross. Oak team defeated the Hickory Shoe Shop, 104 Main. ••OR RENT: Floor sanding ma- 3b. Roper, cf, F-llioet lb. Monday afternoon at the First Cuyce; llairBn Davis. Hickman; team in a well played game. shine and electric floor polish- Keep your eyes on The Cardinal line up ltarwood 50-Ft. plastic garden hose, $2 98 Christian Church, conducted by I.uther Pickens. L . U Whnte, The score was Pilot Oak 11. er and electric vacuum clean- 2b, Benidict ss, Winston lb. at Gambles Store, 300 Walnut, the pastor, Rev C. G. Roe Bur- Water Valley; Mrs Evl, Har- Hockoryl. irs. Exchsnge Furniture Co. Shuck p, Callahan cf. Merry Our O. K. ial was in Fairview Cemetery ris. Mrs. Lusian Stanley, Wingo; Fulton. Phon* SS. Church Street man If, John Hunter c, Chris J B Fulcher and Robert under the direction of Horn- TVby Oliver. Pilot Oak; Mrs. RENT A NEV. TYPKVv it ITER or Hunter 3b, Bobbins rf. Moore pitched a no hitter This Used Car Lot for beak Funeral Home. Charles Bellew. Crutchfield; is the only no hitter that has Adding Machine. Rental applies Mrs. V L. Dunning, Ollie Wor- Monday the Yankees and the FARI^ LOANS She is survived by one son, been pitched in the Purchase in purchase. Harvey Caldwell lcy. Mrs R V. Putman Sr, Cardinals saw plenty ol action Harold Howard of Albuquerque, League since it hss been organ- Co., Drive-in Office Outfitters, Long Terms— bargains. Gienn Seuiter. Mrs W. P. Ayers, as the Yankees defeated the N M . and one daughter Miss ized live years ago Corner Walnut & Plain Streets, Mrs James Bevens. Mrs Mar- | Cardinal, by a score of six to —Easy Payments Virginia Howard of Fulton; one Hickory', run was scored by Phoae 674 shall Dody, Mrs FUa Dillon, two. EARLE and TAYLOR grandchild; two sisters. Miss Fulcher walking a guy and then Docie Jones. Lee Myrick. B. B. NOW " YOU Jan Urlve tn Park Flora Oliver of Fulton, and The line up for the Yankees: stole second and the third base- ATKINS, HOLMAN Stevenson, Brenda Bard. Mrs and Buy yonr oftiee supplies Chevrolet Company Mrs Mvra McKendrick of Cal Jeffress 2b, Borden p, Oliver man for Pilot Oak made sn er- and equipment. Harvey Cald- Mac Burrow and Mrs CljaiHic rf. Sullivan lb. Warren c. B AND FIELDS ilornia, and other relatives and Hagg, ror well Co., Drive-ln Office Out- friends. Mann ss, J Williams If, J Mann Moore got four hits for the —Insurance— Haws Hospital: Mrs William 1 tters, New Location, cornet cf, and substitute, R. Fry. winners to take hitting honors. SURE INSURANCE Pallbearers were: R E Hy- Cantrell, Dukedom: J S. Moore, Walnut i Plain Streets. Phone I The Yankee line up wa, the Williams" was second with three 208 Main St. Phone 5 land, R C. Pickering, Wilburii Ludora Rowland, Mrs Clifford 874 AT same as on Thurusday with Wil- hits Hdlloway, Naylor Ward Bur- Arnold, Jr, Bill Herring, Bar- WANTED: We pay CASH for FOR SALE: New three-quarter LOW COST nett. W. P Burnett, and Ward ney Austin, Jimmy Preuey, standing white oak timber. ton Servel air conditioner, Phelps. James Larry Simon, Mrs W C We buy stave bolts. Paducah $214.95 Burnette Tractor H.».l. Mrs S. T Morris and Stave Mill, Paducah, Ky. Company, 4th Street, Fulton SOI'TH FVLTON Lewis D Thompson all of Ful- WHY'PAY MORE? (Continued from Page One) ton Burrow, across from South Ful- $ —'—'' """ '* _"'l | Jones Hosp:tal: Mrs Charles ton City Hsll until 5:00 p. m. on Green, Bobby Newton. Mrs. Saturday. The price ol these Wick Smith Agency Janies Nabors and baby-, Ben special season i5 tickets $10.00 Harnett and Miss Cflena French THANKS TO THE VOTERS OF FULTON COUNTY: 456 Lake Street In event the principal amount all of Fulton —Phones 62 or t60W— is not raised by the deadline, money on the tickets will be if funded on surrender of the pur- CLEAN. USED CARS traded in chased ticta-t. (Continued From Pare Oee> by owners who have given scored three runs in the seventh Each person interested in the them the best of care: plenty Thc rest of the week Fulton May I say "Thank You" to all the people who so future of South Fulton High of trouble-free miles still left has been idle. School athletics is urged to at- I wish to thank my many friends in Fulton and Dodges. Fords, Olds, Buicks, loyally supported m<>, during the recent campaign. tt nd this important meeting Tuesday afternoon at 5 00 etc, and clean trucks. See Bob o'clock the Fullon Lookouts White Motor Company. Meanwhile the News has fleart^d the identity of the per- played some of the local talent Hickman Counties for the fine majority you gave Although I lost the race, I feel that I hav® made WANTED jtADIOS and tele- son writing the letter to the The score wa»-5' to 2 in. favor of the Lookouts. The crowd was vision that "can't" be fixed. editor concerriig a news story good and the game wss enjoy- many warm friends and I certainly appreciate all One day service. Wade Tele- published in this paper recently ed a lot In fact that wasn't a me on Saturday, August 6 in my race for State Re- vision Service 206 Main. Phone on the matter and the News gladly publishes it herewith: bad score for a team that didn't the kindnesses and courtesy shown me. 126. July 31st., 1955 get to practice together Some HOUSE ThAlLErtS. Also camp- Fulton, County News. of the familiar face, that played i presentative. 1 will always be jraateful tb you. ing and fishing trailers. Terms Fulton. Kentucky were Smokie Irtaindola. Billy if desired U-Hsul-It trailers. Ayers. Billy Joe Forrest. Skin ! tier Ruddle, Sammy Haddad. May God bless all of you. Modern Tourist Court, Union I've just finished" reading your article on our South Ful- James Mann. Smookie Mann, City, ph. 866 ton School. I am sending four the Holland brothers, and lol> COMMERCIAL Refrigerators, children to South Fulton so I'm ot others. brand new Army Surplus, interested. The umpires for the game 20 cu. "ft $269.50. 45 cu. ft. were Jack Graves and Butch Sincerely, Since your article was rather $339 50, F. O. B. Paducah. vauge as to whose views you Simons. - Houston "Jack" Johnson COUNTRY BOY STORES. were publishing. I'd like for you Litfle league to publish a few fscts Since Mr Last Thurusday the Little OP PRICES l'AID for country Burrow has "been at South Ful- League teams had a red hot eggs. Smith'* Cafe. ton there have been a great game at the Little League Park JOHN B. STAYTON The Cardinals defeated the Pepsi klAYTAG WAbhtKS, standard many improvements made. We anu automatic models. $129.94, didn't get our new gymnasium by just wishing for it. We par- and up Sales snd service. Troth row budgol o Iwtes Is _ Bernett Electric Phone 201, ents know that Mr. Burrow worked hard to help get both Shop rmtr i far tvtrythmg Irom lop lo W .. the new gymnasium and the new cafeteria We know too, for \tvdy Of ptoftimo . . . whoikot yew KHoler'I that both Mr Burrow and Mr. bound lot coM.f. or k iridvt jof'tfll Phipps are very co-operative in DELUXE 19SS everything that really -benefits the school or the students ELECTRIC The school has lost hundreds of dollars every year it has BACK-TO-SCHOOL NEEDS STOP! LOOK! tried to have football Only a RANGE few boys get any benefit out of football whereas basketball is a very popular sport that practi- cally all can participate in. The .95 money made on basketball every $ year has helped offset our foot- -:- READ -:- ball losses. 159 Regardless of .what a few football fans want, the major- ity of the people in South Ful- AND YOUR ton ar(. a lot more interested in the scholastic achievements of their children than they are in OLD COOK , their athletic powers If enough students were interested in football, we'd have»football, bijt STOVE as long as th,. boy*, aren't really interested in thc game and their parents don't want them to play- $159.95 how fan we have a team? Can't help but wonder where all those fans were during our BALANCE ON last football season? A South Fulton Parent
EASY TERMS- • Election irnoilniiNl Irom hage One) Weekly. Monthly fcated George Brand for State Senator; Jack Johnson defeated or Farmers Elbert Mills for State represent- ative and Frank Stubblefield defeated E A McKinney for Terms railroad commissioner. Other Slate winners are: Jo Ferguson, attorney gener- 7-Piece al. Mary l.ouise Foust auditor; Ben Butler, secretary of seri- culture; Robert Martin, super- BEDROOM intendent of education: Charles K. O'Connell, clerk of the court appeals; llenry Carter, state SUITE treasurer; the secretary of state's post is still undecided with Mrs Thelma Stovall in the $179.95 lead Speight of the First District campaign was focused on Graves 17.5 ft. 9 x 12 7-Piece County, where Willie Foster, Living Room clothing manufacturer broke Linoleum with the . Wetherby Adminls' HOME FREEZER tration to support Chandler. SUITE Amidst a hard campaign Chand- RUGS ler carried that county by only .. $298.50 1458 votes, although it was be- $4.95 _ $149.95 lieved early in the campaign Easy Termi 1 that the Foster interest In Chandler would give Chandler # aurrt a whopping majority not only in Graves County, but in the _ "TRADE WITH WADE AND District as will Combs carried the First District.
* Kay's Column Con't from Page 7 home, Friday.
Miss Winkie Voegeli will be honored with a desert bridge given by Miss Fredrica Gibson and Miss Minnie Lee Florence. Winkie's former roommate at SHOP PENNEY'S, MAYFIELD, KY. FULTON Memphis State. The party will LAKE STREET be held at Miss Gibson's home, iSaturday.
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