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Kentucky, Tiiiirmla) • Volume XI 11. ESTABLISHED 1898. Fulton, tfternoon, March 27, 1941. -No. 74. Thos. H. Moore Wanted-Five Million Bibles For P.-T. A. Play To Police Watch THE 1Johnson Says Dies Of Injuries Be Presented , LISTENING In Helena Hospital TWO Service Branches Of U.S. Friday Night Pick etsAt POST Paying Off Debt Thomas Hi Moore, brother of "Something Old - Something New," a three-act play, under the Hoyt Moore of thii city, died yes- Chicago, -In .1 their 40 or more:uniform-khaki for the Army, blue Bethlehem • The building of a superhigh Very Important direction of Miss June Dixon. music terday afternoon in a Helena. years of expIrkiice in giving away for the Navy. The usual Gideon way, four lanes wide, stretching teacher at Carr Institute, will be Arkansas, hospital, from injuries Bibles, the Gide ,-,s aever before got Bible, a complete Old and New from the Great Lakes to the Gulf presented Friday night, March 28, U."5. Virtually Orders Tells Bakers State Must Re. sustained in an automobile crash large an "Or. :" as the one they Testament edition, was regarded as Allis, of Mexico, is quite an ambitious so at 8 p. m. at Science Hall. near that city last Friday morning. now have on their halts. too large for pocket use. undertaking-but is no more am- sit The play is sponsored by the Clialniers Plant To Re. Pressure For Big He had never regained conscious- Five million Bibles! The little books win be dis- bitious, no more improbable than West Fulton Parent-Teachers As- ness since the accident. His three That's the nta-.ber requested by tributed to all men in service who many other things which are tak- ippropriations sociation and proceeds will go to smile Operations months' old granddaughter was the War and s. • request them through chaplains ing place in this country today. A Departments the shoe fund and other general killed- in the wreck, and his wife of the United 8' tes. ; without. cost. The expense of the few years ago the location of a purposes. It was originally planned Bethlehem, Pa., Frankfort, Ky., -Gov Keen John- Is still in the Helena hospital with "Always the orld's best seller., books-25 cents a copy-is being -CIO picket% government plant in Milan, Tenn., to use the proceeds for the lunch watched grimly by son declared today that "it's tre- severe injuries. His daughter, Mrs. the Bible is no regarded as es-'met by the Gideons. state police who costing more than thirty million fund, but the Lions club will spon- smashed mendously important" to pay off B. H. Woodard, also suffered minor sential equipme. ' for every sol- their lines last night and dollars, would have been consider- : This organization .was sor its annual minstrel for this warned by their Kentucky's warrant debt quickly injuries. Funeral services were held dier, sailor; and .4r,ne, in our na- formed own leaders to be ed as a wild dream; yet that is now in 1898 by three trav- fund. "orderly," and, "when the legislature meets, in Memphis this afternoon, with tional defense." iy's Miss NellieoF commercial returned tonight to the taking place. Already a twenty mil- eling men, who wanted to give This play Friday night offers you gates of Bethlehem Steel to prevent a spending spree Just burial following in Memorial Park Dewar, secretary of this organiza- -and both lion dollar plant near Memphis is 'other traveling men the comfort of something new in entertainment . company and union because we're in such good finan- Cemetery. tion which foi many years has got set for a producing powder that will be used the Christian religion. These three and will provide many a laugh. A possible cial shape." Mr. Moore was the son of the supplied hotels v. copies of the prolonged strike. by England in all parts of the world. , men, at a committee of high school students He said furthelit, in a brief ad- late Eld. and Mrs. Thomas F. Moore, Bible for each yrie room. meeting Y. M. C. A. in Directed Cazimii Miller, of the Yes, big things are taking place in is in charge of the ticket sales and dress before the Kentucky Master and would have been 56 years of 'Beaver Dam. Wis , prayed to be Steel Workers Organizing Com- this nation of ours, and big things a large crowd is anticipated to see that pres- age April 6. He was born in Brad- To meet this ea.,. demand, the'shown a good name for their or- mittee, as placard-bearing pickets have come to our own section. Bakers Association, at this play. Come out and ent he saw "no necessity for an in- ford. Tenn., and since 1904 has Gideons are ordering a special edi- ganization. One of them arose,' support 'trooped cat of strike headquarters •• • been a postal clerk, making his tion consisting ot the Psalms and read from Judges 6 and 7 and said: the P. T. A. Friday night at "Some- 1 to the nine plant entrance-ways: • Now plans are being made to crease in state taxes." home in Memphis. He is survived the New Testament, together with "We will be called The Gideons." thing Old-Something New." Ad- f "What we do we must do in or. Interest the United States govern- The Governor told of the re- mission, 10. 15 by his widow, Mrs. Birdie Barton some hymns and Bible excerpts. For Gideon was a man who, he and 25e. I deny fashion!" superhighway which duction in the warrant debt from ment in a Moore, two sons, Charles of Mem- The book is being iitade small and pointed out, was always willing to I The cast of characters includes, After a day In which more than would come through Fulton. High- approximately $25,000,000 to $4,- phis. and Thomas of Miami. Fla., light enough for .oldier or sailor do exactly what God wanted him!Grace Cavender, Jack Snow, Mir- 200 Pennsylvania state police stood has been picked by certain 000,000 in the last five years "as way 51 and a daughter, Mrs. W. B. Wood- to keep in his. loa, while the to do, regardless of his personal,'iam Browder, Martha Neil Hous- 'guard, with groups of strikes re- communities for this a result of a continuous, conscien- Mississippi ard of Helena. Ark. A sister, Mrs. binding is d 1 to match the views. ton. Caroline Atkins. Elizabeth maining away from the immediate transformation, and already Sena- tious application of good business Payne, Harold Minnie Wheeler of Memphis also Mullins. Earl Willy. vicinity of the gates, the organized a bill in in public office," and added. tor Bilbo has introduced survives. Richard Rucker, Jane Dallas, Will picketing was resumed in late after- the United States Senate asking Liquor British Display Taylor Lee, Mildred Mount, Sees Debt Elimination Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt Moore left this Control Lillian noon-SO men beginning a march that this highway be so designated. Homra and Lois Jean "I forsee within the next two,morning for Memphis to attend Hindman. lin front of the main gate and 400 place the lleeting To Be Boats Designed Preliminary estimates - or three years a complete ellortna-' the funeral. • !more scattering to the eight other cost of this highway at eighty mil- tion of the Kentucky state debt." skhgates..it lion dollars, and in the Bilbo bill held Mondav For Invasion Use Some persons, he said, had ad- Man Unchallenged The pickets, ordered equipped an appropriation of one fourth of vised against speedy payment of Brass Hat Can identification cards. made that sum is asked to begin the During the pad few months London, -British troops in train- "such a little%debt." On London Stroll , their reappearance at 3:30 p. work. The theory is, naturally, that Take It Even there has been a e- \king interest ing for the invasion of Europe fore- "But," he "Continued -It's tre- 'CST', half an hour after scores of if the work is ever started, the in Fulton, Hickrns and Carlisle cast by Government leaders dem- In Nazi Uniform' mendously important that we pay non-striking workers entereri and balance of the cost could then be From Selectee counties in the p. ..ning of an onstrated their amphibian techni- it off so the Court of Appeals can !left the plant without incident on secured. Educational prograL n reFstionque Wednesday with assault boats London, -Unchallenged,—4"-- a man get us back on the Constitution." the regular change of shirts. • Fort Bliss, Texas, -A train was the growing probt of liquor con- resembling in design the brich- wearing a German army officer's 1 •• Referring to a constitutional Police Direct Crowd whisking officers of the 206th Coast trot. Monday nighl, March 31, at 8 bark war canoes once used by uniform and tappings strolled Lon- • It is known that the federal amendment prohibiting a state Some state police stood near the Artillery and 400 selectees from p. m. at the Cluito. courthouse, American Indians. don streets for hours Tuesday. look- government is planning to build debt larger than $500,000 withouti pickets. Other troopers kept. fs-mpa- Arkansas to El Paso. One of the there will be a meet 4 of all those s ed over busy Scotland Yard and two military highways across con- the vote of the people. Johnson' The boats are so light they can thizers moving, and the crowd of novices was standing guard at a interested in an Et 'ational Pro- peered through Buckingham Pal- tinental United States-one from commented: be portaged by four men. In a nearly 3.000 persons outside the car door when Maj. Stanley M. it, be f 11 • th • ace's fences. north to south, the other from east "When we eliminate the debt and ' drill demonstration at the school plant a distance from the pickets. Gates. approached. come by direct actloi His was merely another uni- to west. This will come under the get back on the Constitution, we for amphibian shock troops, sol- A company official announced "Say, bud." called the draftee, ,lutaform to Londoners accustomed to head of national defense, and that should guard against losing our City Attorney Edit !id ‘Vroes will tilers leaped aboard, knelt in po- mot _ Czechper.tlattn 'almostinS0r€e of the,. "sr.ou guard this door awhilei1 want heading gets all the money that is - • est as-tortspo rr4114111e51:±i: willtraNittiorr tort tto paders. arstrittied ofCr,00t"IrVillisda place there." to get soi;iething to eat." fmlnion, Colonial. Dutch, needed. The nation is sold on na- Governor Johnson did not amp- Rev. E. R. Ladd. pastor of the away in practice.. They sing the 'iduty and that steel making d•PlUt- the And the major. unwilling to nip Norwegian, Free French and other . tional defense right now, and lify further his remarks regarding Cumberland Presbyterian church of'Song of the Volga Boatman to iments. busy on part of the corn- an Army anecdote in the bud, Allied forces. money can and will be secured. legislative spending but he took a this city, Rev. J B. Porter. pastor time their paddling.. .pany's billion dollars in defense Stood guard. The -German officer" was Don- ; Highway 51 might easily prove to!strong stand at the 1940 biennial of the Hickman Christian church! contracts, were operating -at full In addition, the shock troops'aid Collins. film actor employed by be the most desirable route for the session of the general assembly and Rev. W. R. G rissorn • pastor of capacity." and use an unsinkable reconnaissance the Daily Sketch to point up its Great Lakes to the Gulf span, against appropriations greater than I. C. NEWS the Arlington Methodist church , The CIO Steel Workers Organ- community give I boat with gunwales only a few editorial campaign urging closer it is well that this the state's anticipated income. will present their views on the izing Committee, which called the its full interest to the work. inches above the water. It will surveillance of aliens. E. E. Beightol, fuel engineer. Pa- desirability and advisability of such walkout Monday, told its members •• carry two men sitting on inflated • ducah. was in Fulton yesterday. a program. This will be followed by ,not to -be fooled by tarpaper smoke • The local Chamber of Com- H. K. BUCK HOLDS rubber seats. or can be used as a A. U. Given, traffic agent. Jack- an open discussion and the elee- while the company stacks." The merce has had the matter explain- SAFETY MEETING 'raft to carry equipment • Mrs. Tribble son, was in Fulton yesterday. tion of needed committees. swimming soldiers. 'union had claimed earlier the strike ed by Mississippi workers and Ls propelled by Cecil Crews, supervisor bridges All interested are urged and in-! • DieS was 90 per cent effective, but made doing all that can be done at pre- TrainmaRter H. K. Buck was in In Deirmt, and building, Water Valley. was in lilted to be present. no new estimate today. sent. A chairman has been named charge of the first quarterly safety Fulton today to work with the Highway Associa- meeting of the Cairo district last Derelt•innent (If "Enriched Mrs. Nellie Tribble. a former resi- I W. R. Hovitia, claim agent. Mem- tion. and headquarters for this night at 7:30 in a coach at the pas- Bre(d- 1 Boon To 1,4•• at dent of South Fulton. died at the i tau phis, was in Fulton yesterday. I HOSPITAL NEWS le 1)rot)i . Dead.• group will be set up in Memphis at senger station. About 55 officers Fuiltin home of her daughter. Mrs. Will II" IT R. Small, switchman• is much Families Here In once. What can be done is problem- and employes of the Illinois Central Puckett. in Detroit last evening; improved in the I C hospital, Pa- Breaks .1fan's Leg atical, of course. Federal engineers attended the meeting. Mrs. M. C. Wix is doing well at of "Enriched after a long illness, having suffer.j ducah. I The development might give the cold shoulder to all Trainmaster Buck presided over the Haws-Weaver clinic. of ed a stroke several weeks ago. I Bread" by Hornbeak's Bakery A peculiar accident occurred yes- and select another route. the meeting and Thomas Allen act- T. K. Williams. superintendent, J. P. Witt remains about the sam P The remains will arrive on train proposals Fulton is considered one of the about 5:30, when that the secretary. Statistics on per- Water Valley. is in the I C hospit- at the Haws-Weaver clinic. evening at 7 o'clock, terday afternoon It Is believed, however, ed as most important advancements in No. 101 Friday al, Chicago, for treatment W. Jones Sam Hicks. farmer residing near bill in the Senate will have power- sonal injuries occurring on the I. Elbert Jones' condition is years Hornbeak's and will be taken to W. supervisor. is In baking in many Martin,lBeelerton. suffered a broken leg. ful backing, as local people were C. railroad in comparison with in- W. H. Purcell, improved today at .the Haws- and Sons Funeral Home in Enriched Bread has been raised to 1when the mule, with which he was that Senator Mho had already juries on other railroads, were pres- Cairo today. Weaver clinic Tenn where funeral services be told average whole wheat levels in twa working. suddenly fell dead and secured the support of Senator Mc- ented H. K. Buck. trainmaster. is in at 230 Saturday afternoon, with Mary Alice Atwell is improving important B vitamins, including 'knocked him about 15 feet. break- Kellar. Kentucky Is being asked to Short talks were made by Train- Jackson today interment in East Side Cemetery. at the Haws-Weaver clinic. precious vitamin B-1 and iron big his leg. interest Senator Barkley and Sena- master K E Dawson and A. U. W. R Wilcox. assistant engineer,' Mrs. Tribble has many friends Mrs B. F. Hill continues the through the use of a new Enriched grieved Hicks was brought to the Fulton, tor Chandler in the measure, along Givens and a number of the em- Water Valley. was in Fulton yester- and relatives who will be same at the Haws:Weaver clinic. High-Vitamin B-1 Yeast, which has lhospital for treatment. with the Congressmen from this ployes. day. at.her passing. Mrs Edwin Hardy is doing as the acceptance of the Council on district, Mr. Gregory, and if this well as could besiggrieeted tile Foods of The American Medical support is united the bill will start Haws-Weaver clinic. , Association This loaf also meets unite Cash on its journey with powerful sup- CreditorsHear Dr. Brinkley d States Outlay Of Mrs. Howard Wicker, Union City. the requirements proposed by the Port. Haws-Weaver Committee on Food and Nutritioa •• • is improving at the of Research Council ifillions readers will recall Tell Of Rise, Fall Of Holdings clinic. Foi 'ear Will Be 35 • Newspaper tor "Enriched Bread" that a few days ago Senator Mc- Mrs. Roy Bard, Route 8. continues. Kellar lodged a strong protest to improve after an appendectomy' Hornbeak's Enriched Bread is a against the centralization of de- the Fulton hospital rich source of two important vita- agencies to enter into contractural Del Rio, Texas. -Diamond-laden strange story of money at Washington. -The tremendous fense projects in Eastern states. George Halle:, Is getting along,mins of the B group and iron. Vita- obligati.ns for which appropria- Dr. John R Brinkley, the man who MAIM In Cash At Herne expenses of an all-out defense pro- The Memphis Senator said he was fine at the Fulton' hospital. min B-1 is needed in the diet for tions will be made in future years. created a fortune from the boom- Mrs. Brinkley had $154,000 gram pushed congressional appro- practically booted out. of one place Ann ie Laura Reed, Route 6. good appetite. proper digestion and Biggest ing microphone of the world's most when they started to Texas. Some priations today rapidly toward an British Aid when Da endeavored to argue over Union City, doing nicely. at the efficient utilization of starches and powerful radio station and a pub- 04.000 was transferred to Del -time record total of more than Thus far the largest single out- matter, and perhaps this na- hospit.d. sugars The other B vitamin and 1111 this licized rejuvenation operation, good- Rio Twenty thousand dollars went Fulton $25.000.0000.000 for one year's gov- lay approved has been the $7,000,- tional defense highway might be iron are both needed for the main- naturedly told a Federal bank- into a yacht. The remaining $80,- ernmental activities. 000.000 for British aid. A prospec- allowed to fall in his lap if it has Mrs. Laura Bowlin is getting tenance of health Many common ruptcy court of his fortune's col- 000 she personally brought to Tex- The prospective total would be tive second to that was the Preld- good features as compared with along nicely at the Fulton hospital. foods today are lacking in these lapse as in cash. That $80,000 fortune almost double the $13.542,000,000, dent's recommendation that $5.967,- other proposed routes. Charlene Pulley is better at essential nutritive factors. For ex- Softly recounting the building of stayed in the Brinkley household- spent last year, and well above the 475.809 be approved NC regular War •• • Fulton hospital. ample, very few foods supply vita- the Brinkley hospitals, radio sta- in cash. The smaller $54,000 was *18514.880.000 expend0 in the Department activities-a measure should be borne in mindk Loyd Jones is improving at the i min B-1 in abundance because of • It tions and sundry other enterprises comparatively safe in a Del Rio peak World War year. now pending The third big money roads are going Fulton hospital modern processing methods, or due that military on the banks of the Rio Grande, bank. Then Mrs. Brinkley became 17 Billion Okehed measure was the $3,415,531,000 preference during the next loss of this vitamin when food is get all ithe doctor told his story yesterday worried about her money to The House already has approv- Navy appropriation on which Con- years. Not many other roads cooked and the cooking water few for attorneys of the creditors. "President Roosevelt was de- POLICE COURT ed outlays of $17.810.994.A82. in- gremional action virtually has in all probability. This I thrown away. The body does not will be built, Tells of Rank Deposits valuing the dollar at the time," ex- cluding the $7,000,000.000 British aid been completed. highway may be vitamin B-1 in large amounts, proposed military Rather lightly, with a gesture plained Dr. Brinkley. "Mrs. Brink- store appropriation, and it has still to biggest road opportunity we Eulus Bennett was fined $7.50 and therefore authorities state it Roosevelt said in his budget , the of the hands that made fortunes ley withdrew money from the bank act on some $7.351.313,159 in other for the next decade. I cost-s thUi morning in South wise precaution to get a good message to Congress In January will have on gland operations, he insisted he and added it to her $80.000 to make and Is a budget estimates from President something may be done; Fulton police court by Mayor D. A. daily Hornbeak's Enriched thatgr thetfhrome druneest, 1i;40, defensethroughtpro- hope that didn't know what had happened to It an even $100,000 supply Roosevelt. rate, it will do no harm to on a charge of public supplies extra vitamin B-1, at any sums ranging into bulky thousands. Rays Cash Taken to Canada Rogers Bread But that may not be the end. Fis- all efforts to secure it. drunkenness. well as extra amounts of a sec- 1942. would be about $20400. make He once brought a round of startled "That night we kept the cash as cal experts ar that sup- vitamin and more iron In 000 That figure Includes bath Gel. grins when he explained he never under special guard at the Del ond B plemental reque: .or still morue4 SCOUT MEETING CHANGED I It has all the wholesome, exPenditwis and olastraat as. SHIP TAXES had much money on deposit-lust Rio National Bank. Early the addition, millions of dollars will be sent tUal SPAIN urn; qualities of white bread tborizations. It omits, boomer, the $15,000 or $20,000" next day our airplane pilot took nourishing the Capitol as new defense needs Troop 43 a the local Boy Scouts 1 cost of aid to Britain, Ora* Madrid.--- Foreign steamships The Brinkley hospital was his the $100,000 and flew It to Canada. develop. the medic asserted It was will meet tonight at 7 30 at the added to or any other names that, to put into Spanish ports wife's, "When deposited In a Canadian families can Increase their Moreover. Congress has forced Calitn Instead of tomorrow!ItaeLoclf al aided. Thus a =MKS* IMO; pay port or other we moved down to Del Rio in 1933 bank and because of exchanges, Scout necessary almost every one of the appropria- will not have to All daily intake of these $35,000,000,000 is Mao** published to- from Kansas we had that under- shrank to $97,000. Later, the in- night, as originally scheduled. bills authority for the Army taxes under a decree tot vitamins, and o iron, y tion standing." terest raised it to $101,000 and Mrs. members of this troop are urged Departments and other combined definliellie day. Harbor and dock services will Hornbeaka Enriched Bread. and Navy Then earn. the recital of a Brinkley withdrew Kin 1035." !be present be available to such vessels.

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• elwaill...11...1b...... CA.WM107.1111.11111MI.I.101111.16111.111111yolhan. a ' Afternoon, March 27, 1941. FULTON DAILY LEADER—FtTT() \ KENTUCKY Fulton, Kentucky, Thurstlat PAGE TWO I MRS. JESSE LEE FLEMING. Phone; BRITAIN NOW READY FOR AIR r The Fulton Daily Leader SIXTEEN YEARS AGO OFFENSIVE 711. Daily Since 1898 SPRING I HERE TAKE TO THE (March 27, 1925) WANT ADS FOR RENT: Six room house. Coincident with the announce- Corner Pearl and Third. Modern ROADS,BOYS AND GIRLS Hoyt Moore _ Editor and Publisher ment by Lord Beaverbrook of the CLASSIFIED RATES OPEN . On the heels of spring comes the Conveniences. Steam Heat Call A.: Martha Moore _ As.sx:iate Editor arrival of the first giant bombers baseball season. A local high school It. Milner. Adv. 72-6t. Nola Mae Cullum Assist. Editor from the United States and of vast !One insertion 2 cents via Word has been under preparation ess_sem, ---- - team hidden stores of bombing and (Minimum cbargi several weeks and coacn Wade FOR RENT—Three rooms and Published every afternoon except for fighter planes that have been built Three insertionstioisiuns m4 ess.ts..i:eri Word has been putting the boys through bath, strictly private. Phone 6,6b Sundays and holidays. at 400 Main up, Berlin was giveti,a foretaste of grating training getting them Adv. 73-3t. Street, Fulton. Kentasky. a Br:tain's re-invigorated air- Six Insertions 5 cis. Per W ready for the opening game. Five Entered at tne Fulton. Kenttucky strength. While the Mini:Am- of Initials, Telephone Nunibers of last year's letter men will again j WAIPFED—Private secretory ter Post Office as mail 'natter of tho' Aircraft Production was revealing Counted as Word.. seek berths on the team. They are :Andrew Hardy; blondes, brunettes second class. June 18(T. under the a "record surpassing . . . anything short stop: Shuck, third if of Masch 1, 1879. B. Binford, history of aviation,- 10,000 !or redheads preferred; pretty. Act of Congress second baseman; in the RENT: Wall furnace sacker; Maddox, explosive bombs FOR House 'need not be able to take dictation, _ • incendiary and Campbell. first baseman and Car- heat and modern conveniences. reed or v.lite. Phone 12 FUL- PERSONAL' JOURNALISM were falling on the German capital. type, een. center fielder. Tel. 306. Mrs. It. T. Taylor. Adv. between Britain's weakness in the ear1y1 ITON THEATRE Saturday The physcis class of i siton High Assisi 11 m. adv. 73-3t. There is always more or leas dis- months of the conflict—its air 9 and a. school visited the Illinois Central FOR RENT: Three room apart- AMP cussion as to the relative merits of force—has suddenly become a Shops at the New yards yesterday mein- Bath. Private entrance. Awhat used to be tatted personal rpowerful striking arm. FOR RENT:. 3-foom apartment, to complete a more thorough study Garage. Tell. IN or 62 Adv. 68-6t. journalism. such as floyrished In seven months the nation has nee*. Also furnished apartment. H. of steam engines. some y,ear-s ago, and the present 'doubled its output of war planes. IL Hardy• Phone 100 Adv. 72-St• Miss Magdaline Stallins. who has FOR RENT — Hote:e on Arch era of journalism, 'where the edi- According to the Sunday Chronicle. teen in Memphis for the past year 21. tor has become an aneayomous i the factories are turning out 9.200 street. Call SALESMAN WANTED for Fulton has returned and accepted a posi- --- person and the columnist' appears a month. virtually'. the production i and surrounding territorY. Must be tion with the Franklin Dry Goodsl class furnish- to have stolen the show. Some be- t ot' German airplane factories. nits FOR RENT: First honest and dependable. Write Ken- store. heat. Phone NO lieve the old way was best: others amount is increasingly augmented ed aparitlient with tucky Hospital Service Association. Miller. son of Mr. and Mrs. R. s. 554-U.. say the present is best. Naturally American ships as our own pro- Adv. 490 Gurthrie building. Paducah, Burgess. Is reported ill of the chick-Iby is no way of knowing, and is speeded up and at least lKy. Adv. 73-3t. there their home on West street., duction must ex,Teise his own enpox at the giant type.' FOR RENT: 6-roe:: apartment, or girl in every perscM has returned 100 bombers. not of These Ric)cles are FREE GIFTS to an) boy it might be fair Mrs. Harold Owen under furnace heat. Good r ,sement and I judgmenterhaPs friends in have crossed the Atlantic KENTUCKY. For information from a two weeks 'visit to 756 Adv. 574f. — — C 11••• or around FULTON, to say* that the old era had More 'their own power. Numbers, of garage. Telephone ,A14L 135 ask for Mr. day of Henry Wat- Louisville. published, but for about how to get one of these hic)des color, for the course. cannot be FOR RENT.Lisoust ,attbutIditigs. example, did produce has a suf- the terson, for _ - - - - ;the first time Britain orchard. pasture, • .trcien. Mrs. Fred Roberson Peoples at newspaper editors who seemed to • Tieient reserve to take the often- one oil,he better, Chester Hinkley, t ephone 820. S. catch the public eye more than is Walter Winchell. !sive on a large scale and that many was iFguing with Adv. 69-6t. —for the case today. Newspaper editors known colturmists. i have begun with the bombardment LAUNDRY of the Louis- -; as PARISIAN of today are perhaps more studious. Herbert Agar. editor on Sunday. NVinchell.,of Berlin MODERN 5-mo-tn-\:age for tent I ClIteeriet‘ in trying to interpret ville Courier-Journal. due STREET — — — FULTON, KY. more alert This achievement. i largely LELAND AD- i PHONE 14 — — — 14h. news. and less saying that Watterson was an ex- April 1st. See or ca:. the changing Wet of to the driving force of Lord Beaver- 99-0t. public of personal journalism. AMS. -- desirous to trying to form ponent brook, who was placed in control -We Deliver Dry Prices Remain ----50e claimedki Cleaning opinion. It seems to this writer of aircraft production last August FOR- Rain' --- -Home --oriteiti arc would have upheld today's pub- 4 that newspaper editors of today So. 'A month after he entered the Cabi- Road, furnished or unfurnishes.1 Line St. columnists' opinions. It 101 State More on the order of news writes lication of net Germany launched its series in the Daily Leader for Exist Kesults day to day to appears te be quite a shrewd ar- Advertise 116100•1111•11111m1111 —tIo.y attempt from of mass daylight raids—the largest •••••=se Nomilltmemmintimmaimmokmumers...••••••••.m.mor...... —..•ftwal••••••••••• such . but interpret and analyze news in gument. and most destructive of the war— devastating answer to it.l manner that the readers may form make a and though the Germans could not lit- : One of the few their own conclusions. There is Says take the punishment given them be which Mr. Watterson's tle effort made at at might books in l by the R. A. F.. the R. A. F. losses Convinced Mill even as a personal Journalist is G ro. Call (Ts and Yon Will Be called creative writing, and doctrine were heavy. That, however, was an Profession of Jour- :ess effort to change or mould reflected—The Impetus to speed production and The Rest Phone Atlantic Monthly Phone That We Can Serve You public opinion. nalism—The the tempo has never diminished. 1918—contains words which —*— Prcss. From last September to the present For Your Needs At Ail Times. 651 -so :t .right inform Mr. Winchell. Says 602-603 As a nature! eonsenuenciS British and American factories have num- Henry. "The editor must .11••••• An, seems to this writer, a mat Marse y rought a transformation.--Couri- ,- trY to do th" never lose his head. It is his busi- ber of columnists no er-Journal. newspaper "editors nssio think for everybody. Each k, things which quarts - 35e must be so drilled and MIRICH WHIP, pints- 20e once attempted'. As the edito)rs have :uberdinate to the become in Renew you: sloseranto!. amyl'. more and more unknown to fitted to his place as to am LEADER. the. public, the columnists have be- a Fensa a replica of his chief. I aozre na5rc and more blatant and ;:s:uming thai. the newspaper is an PAH KAY (made iry Kraft) LAUNDRY SOAP a the product of one man. every columnist must carry by- autacracy: •••• 10•0 OMP OM WATCH REPAIRING — 19e 7 bUrs for 25e line. It does not seem to matter a the offspring of a policy. In the PurPLI-c 0E;4i, lb. .* AND ELGIN WATCHES, deal what the subject hat,- tOrniris .eafight the riff-raft of great • BULOVA. HAMILTON. 2 cans SUN:MITE CLEANSE columnist can always :alters from all nations whom Paul CORN,No. pens to be—a eg ANDREWS JEWELRY CO. a bit of trouble. It Jones picked up wherever he could — WOO settle it without S • • • • • • • • • 3for - - - - 234. 3cans for — is always II mere expression of per- had them, responded like the parts sonal opinior. but our Walter Lipp- of a machine to the will of their TOMATOES. No. 2 cans TOMATO CATSI`1 1 mans ;and Dorothy Thonip;ons can commander. So is a well ordered • OEM IMES CITY 14!TOR OM. 0...• 10c always express their daptiuons. stud .newspaiser offbe." Ressof The /3 for - • - 14.oz. bottle -•--'t by attraetIng a loser fall'oo• X Paducah Siin-lhonoorat ' Earle & T1)lor their opinions always carry a lot As the Times cogently points out. HOMINY. No. 21 cans MUSTARD Winchell served under Delivered *Nene si .cetteit:iceng of weight. Perhaps they carry more had Mr. r==, would have been !.t. anti - ir" ••• — 25e quart — weight than they should: in any Marse Henry. he Daily !siiiitlav *Complete Stoat 3 for event newspaper readers now„atiote a sailor-before-the mast. in ironsl in riolftin Li cents *Es::.y Terns...Lew ;Moon- PEACHES, No. 21 rans SALAD DRVSSIM; columnists as if that settled any taday should lig disobey orders to! the ":tent cf expressing any opin-' WI'Vk ing and Insurance Rotes MEM OMB question. For this the newspapers halves — — — — 15e quart — —25e of today are at fault. They made ions as variance with the master the columnists of talday what they of the craft. FRANK FLATT. are, and it seems probable that thc --•-. Agent will soon be rcreate; Yes. Mr. Wattermin believed in columnists PII()NE 779 Ask About oar Liberal --GET YOUR VITAMINS HERE than the newspapers. p-ronal journalism—but he rOso 4.40.k.+4.4...:. (..r Ciitalatitee. —•— l•c'sri that the men, who worked for 44.4.4-sasss-s,....4.4.+.!..ts....c... hs An interesting sidelight on th;._1mm shcold do and believe as - - - FRESH PORK BRAINS WEINERS subject appeared a few days ago. did. pound - - - -20c pound — — Looking for a Good Place to Trade? FRESH OYSTERS Pure PORK SAUSAGE _SPRING TIME IS Wil Piekle'sGrocerv is Iv Good pint - - - - 394. pound — — — — 20c . IRISH POTATOES. red or white. 10 pound; PORK :HOPS.(n jet.) BACON (sliced) BUILDING TIME *WEET POTATOES. red or yellow, baking yiis pound - - - ?.5c 2-Its. — — — 491 TURNIPS, purple tops, really nice. pound sticks) ONIONS. yellaw and oleo, 3 pounds PORK LIVER BUTTER (in :iRANCES. 150 siie. :meet. juicy. Omen . pouml - - - 15c pound - - - -:45t GRAPE FRUIT. "Moto-Juice," 70 NiZe. 4f, (in bulk) BRISKET ROAST APPLES. fancy V.riaesap.. dozen . DRIED BEEF BANANAS. !.7,:)'deo ripe. -a Pickle pound - - —55c pound — — — 15c CELE/CZ AN0 cash. 2.1 for 'Nein •

'VPERS 0 TOMATOES • ItAltist11-. • LONIONS WE HAVE-- 24/ CAULIFLOWER •PARSNIP-. titer the natien----pl'Opir TURNIP GREENS, lie- h. nice. 2 pOunt,.; oler 4-- 13c Fresh Dressed Hens, Filmes, IGehoury Ibis* CRACKERS. • Cileucc fresh. kiiso...2 pound ---124-c !Madill:: and remodeling. Ii is a fine sign cif hence- ZV-VO-A-1.:EGETABI E CRACKERS. really ---/2r2c Hog Jowl, Sausage. GM*(160800 a.ql Pitinie of free naiicn. and BROOMS. good 5-tie, ;' danelY for _ 35,3 elt”,.. Homes are the bedrock thi44 Rams. SODA -- SALT all 3 spring is ilic• time to plan and execute. AAT(_71-IF.5. for 19c 30AP OCTAthah or P & G. 7 bars tor ---- -27c CIINGEn ALE, full quart iplu; deposit, )oto with mor home building sert ice. [xi us help GRAPE MIT JUICE. Liz.gallon ulac, New Protection eat 15C AT THE MILL ---- Retyhog a biome under our plan i. ti. easy as pa)ing TOMATO KETCHITr. tol-oz, size. each for yonr LARD -- MAYKO,SE or LaCLEDE, I lb. c:tr;o21 CiiiCKS rent, and boron' ohe realizes it u handsome home can -39c All kinds of Field Seed. Garden Sets1,1kualii- BREAKFAST BACON. rindless pound . 23-e "Wayne I-Q (Ingredient he built and paid for. GLEOMARGARINE BUTIER. good tor • -- -23c Quality)" is a short v:ity ,er, and FenrintI., ,I ('STEPS. V.311. pint. eaoll to desceibe the sensation- -- -33c a new feeding protection )n always glad to discuss the subject with e are FRESH GREEN BEANS• LIMA FIEANs • . d hy the Wayne CurN ON COB System. Here PEAS Triple 41A licuripeclite home owners. C.all on us. CARROTS all fresh frosted, nice. z Is your safeguard against Start Four Hairy C irks. 071 Wayne's FRESH PEACHES • RASPBERRIES • 1Tkal- afiRSIES hidden nutritional defi- RHUBARB all fresh frosted, nice. ciencies not apparent on Feeds for Quirk Growth. SWORD the analysis tag. FISH STEAKS • RED PERCH • HADDOCK lin- Fulton Building LETS• MACKEREL FILLETS -and- For Briler 1;rneeries 41 Quality Prices 7 hen, 11-111 CONE Hare To He inother-- CHICK Loan Association PICKLE'S GROCER I STARTER A. C. Butts St Sons (Incorporated I Free Deliver) Anywhere. Anytinie • Phone 403 Emit State Line Eno Slate Line * kettifirky TELEPIIONE 37 _ _ - FuureN. KY. 1111111111111111111111

- ••••• PAC El{ - 1 TON, KENTUCKY FidIon, Kentucky, Thursday .Afternoon, March 27, 191.1. $10 - nos en ens • bank, stooped to enter. The only onstration agent for further de- Fourth street. ONEXIINGB in all as- • litranee. however, was a hole three tails , EASTER • • • • eortments. 2 for 5 cents and up-- feet high and two feed wide directly BRILLIANT ALABAMA0OAC N,OcuparVELTYvENE00_K. 72-6t. under the window and the presi- SOCIAL and PERSONAL CON LEY Si LEAVE "Something Old, dent found that he couldn't quite LEAVES NO CINDL1t8 FOR WEST N. M.(WOK) CULLUM, SOCIErf EDITOR-0,MT. 30 New." - P.-T. A. play make it. Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Conley left 4omething Science Hall. 73-3 bankers were • Less than 2 per cent Ash this morning for a motor trip in Mareh 28th. at Lesser and slighter Smith and little daugh- and get the West. Among the places to be Mrs. R. V. able to crawl through • Produces more Hest Meodames Martin, Boyd,GrPgory And Lou, of Gleason. Tenn., visited will be Texarkana. Dallas, ter, Bobby thiegs started. Breakage here this week • Ver, Hard—No Tex., Tuscon, Alin, and various have been visiting Hill Hostesses At firanfiful Prtrty Smith's Mrs. C. points in California. with Mrs. mother, • Makes quick fire • • • ur Easte,. CANDIDATES' EXAMS asnomaismion • E.F.CLAocchEranyo. ARE BEING GRADED ANNOUNCEMENT corsage and your supply today Outstanding in social events of George Hester, Abe Jolley, J. L. BIRTH Order Mrs. Charles E. Cook of flower orders early oth scarrs the spring was the lovely Jones, Monroe Lather, N. T. Morse, Mr. and Frankfort. Ky., -Papers of ap-' .season the birth of FLORAL SHOP. Ad 72-12t. Owen, M. L. Parker, Jack Troy. Ohio announce 350 persons who took contract party given yesterday Vernon Ann, born in Mrs. T. A. Foreha7 '1 has return- proximately Winfrey Shepherd, F. G. a (laughter, Carolyn exami- afternoon at the Woman's Club Thorpe, her home on C tr street from county tax commissioners' Varden, Troy on Wednesday, March 26. ad to expected to; CffY COAL COMPANY building on Walnut street by Mrs. &hoe, W. L. Taylor, Grady lS nations March Ili are • • • Chicago where she .: been the Jean results an- Mansfield Martin. Mrs. Wilmon J. C. Hancock, Clyde Williams, Kau:mese of her daughi : Mrs. K. G. be graded and the PHONE-51 Boyd, Mrs. Charles Gregory and Moon, Ernest Fall, Jr., Robert Wells cuuxit-couctuttc nounted by Anil 10. the State Tax of wide interest is that Mrs. Don Hill. The affair was Burrow, J. T. Fowlkes. Bill Brown- A wedding Commissioner announced Tuesday. Elizabeth Coltharp of May-4 COME SEE ''S nething Old. beautifully and cleverly planned in Mg, T. M. Franklin, Ray Grahatn, Of Miss Grading of the papers is being field, Ky., to Robert Henry Cullum Something New." - -T. A. play every detail. Robert Graham, Robert A. Binford, Science Hale 73-3 conducted by the General Property Fulton. which was quietly sol- Mareh 28th. at tables were arranged Ronald Jones. of , Tax Division. The law requires an- Twenty-six in Fulton on Saturday Mrs. C. E. Cochran n in Costing- than one hun- Lynn Phipps, Clarence Pickering, emnized ng; nouncement of the results by May in the room for more in the presence ton, Tenn., this afternoon vesti A. B. Roberts, Gene Speight, Lela 'evening, March 22, 1. died bridge players. Predominant McGee and her little grandson, Joe Cochran, Jr. Stubblefield, Harold Thomas, James of Mr. and Mrs. Victor in the decorative scheme of yellow Melvin Howie) a-or-Detroit; Vester Freeman. C. C. Miss Evelyn Coltharp. sister of the Mrs. HORNBEAK and white were bouquets of beauti- R Hogan. tomorrow to thel senn White- bride, all of Mayfield. will arrive attend Now Is the ,.nne to renew ml jonquils which were arranged Ivy, Lewis Weaks. Hunter . For her wedding the bride, an funeral of her moth , Mrs. Nellie subocritmott to the Fulton Daily on the mantle and in the windows. sell, R. S Williams. Fred Cloys. attractive blonde, wore an outfit of Tribble. held Saturdiin afternoon in Leadet HOME A very attractive arrangement of Clarence Maddox. W. H. Atkins, FUNERAL navy blue and her shoulder corsage Martin. She will be tin house gues‘t stocks, tulips and Japanese iris in Bob White, R. M. Belew. William was of gardenias. She is the young- of Mrs. Verinta a low blue bowl, a gift to the hos- Blackstone, P. G. Boyd, Ward es' daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Em- tesres. was at the door. Yellow and Bushart. L. 0. Carter. Joe Davis, B. Corner Carr and Third Street mitt Coltharp. Mayfield, and at- white was also used on the plates O. Copeland. Jack Edwards, Rob Mayfield High school. fLinker Too Big were pastel colored Fowlkes. Thomas Goldsmith, M. W. tended and favors attended Fulton High - of Eas- Haws, Lawrence Holland, Alf Horn- M.Cullum candy rabbits, suggestive 1935 class For His Branches beak, R. C. Joyner. Frank Wiggins, school, a graduate of the ter. Years he has —Phone No. 7- For the Pasjrl I 1.1. E. L. Cooke. Harvyl Boaz. Horton Is Faint); MENA Mrs. Joe Bennett, Sr., was the Weaks' & Baird. Hendon Wright, Martin Nall, been employe. winner of the high score prize, a C. C. Parker, Jack Ray, Rupert Sons in Fulton. pair of wall plaques and Mrs. • . • New Rochelle. N.Y.. -The presi- Service M. F. Rings of Dresden, C. Of Ambulance Leon Browder won the second high stilleY• dent of the First National Bank B. Vance. James Warren, Harvey VARDENS ENTERTAIN score prize, costume jewelry. Third New Rochelle is a big nan-too big Maddox, Gideon Willingham of CLUB LAST NIGHT high was made by Mrs. Harry Bush- varden were for one of his branches. Campaign, Ill.. John Daniels, Min and Mrs. Grady a ' art and she was given a make-up The branch, which occupies Misses Ruth Graham, Ruby Boyd hosts and hostess to their bridge' feet hag while Mrs. Horton Baird, with space five feet wide and seven Martha Moore. Cathe- club last night at their home on was presented a snow Alexander. long in the New Haven Railroad low score, Brann, entertaining the usu- rine Williamson. Cordeila Green street, Station, was opened with a good flake paper weight. Butt and of contract players. Fern Snow. Elizabeth al three tables deal of ceremony and some embar-i ten club members Are You, too The hostesses served a salad plate Virginia Meacham Included were rassment. 21/, -1 • • • who were visitors, to the foPowing: Mesdames Ben and one couple Mayor Stanley W. Church sntp-i MEETING Mrs. Finis Houston. istt, Brcwder, Bushart, Baird, Guy,IIIIMPEND Mr. and ped a white ribbon stretched acrossi Troubled with • 'sales. A. G. Baldridge, Arch Hud- IN MAYFIELD '1 he Easter motif prevailed In the teller's window and Ernest H. Home -eenir Jr.. Clanton Meacham, 1 Mrs. Catherine Thompson, flower arrangements and in the Watson, 345-pound president of the' of Fulton ANT1-WALLPAPERITIS? Nora Alexander, Jess Jordan, W. ir•!Demonstration Agent beautiful salad plate. Rabbit shap- .....••••••••••• --s Mrs. Jim Ammons, County with a Willingham. Leslie Weeks, Ward 'County, ed sandwiches were served ••••••.•••••.... McClellan. Maxwell McDade. Enoch Foods Leader, • Mrs. Erie Dublin, salad and on each plate was an SyMpteftS Winer. Bertes Pigue, Clint E. Reeds. Foods Leader, and Mrs. S. A. Wag- Easter bunny. Your *I'd wallpaper ***- Leader, at- Mozelle Terry Smith. J. C. Scruggs, genets County Clothing Mrs. Frank Wiggins had high un- z presses you with its faded, J. E. Fall, Robert H. Binford, Felix r., nded reccting at Mayfield this 'ore for the ladies and Monroe even look. Even %riven new, it Segui. Ward Johnston, Robert Pal- eel?, at 'which thne the supple-. S.11ther was high scorer for the wrIs cgs_ men Lewis Orehtitn. L O. sassin - --• e -..furawn entlsmen. Both were given attrac- didn't seem to fit your room. Bugg, E. N. 'DeMyer, . Cnnmitteemen. it the worse ford. H. H. ..ve erizes. ▪ The more you see agents, State A Mr. and ban. Wiggien will en- grows your disposition. 1; r. .1 representatives P. terte:n the club at its next meet- ',Ise State (101free of Agriculture. • SPRING ing. Under the tirovisions of this cot- Remedy: CLEARANCE prograin. growers who reduce • Style-Periect Wallpaper. Its harmon- their production below their 1941 PERSONALS Peentantnit 1: (lees NEW SPRING will be given cottor color schemes, beautiful designs and durability SALE • • allottneht , . s Finger 4-cm's ious rate of 10 cents a SUITS antl COATS a seda- 20e Wall Paper 'stamps at the will soothe the eyes and quiet the serves. Het 18 and on the normal yield of the 1 GOLD FISH, llabsS• .11,114 §uPPlles • Shampoos - • , pound .Adv. '11-3t. tive, but a restful, relating *Oak te any patine.. now- !reduced acreage up to =5.10. These:just in at SCOTT'S. Leroy Sawyer. small $8.98 to 05.00 'stamps can be used to purchase all Char:es and I LL'S 5 & 74e ! Mrs. Fred Saw- kinds of cotton goods, such as children of Mr. and Frocks ESTIMATE - Paper out after Toni-Tailored Recommended FREE shirts, overalls, sheets, yer, are now able to be Beauty Shop drcaies. cought for Joan Kenley Biorses HANGERS and PAINTERS !children's clothes and the like. 'being ill of whooping by the thousands weeks. Highlands FURNISHED. Each producer on farms qualify- the puede cured! You need C. Roberson is reported ing for cotton stamps may also' Mrs. L. — — PHONE 721 — — I eirertioriri Iss Modinnoiselle ill at the home of her never again suffer! FULTON WALL PAPER earn a special garden payment and critically Mrs. Morton Williams, & OFFICE SUPPLY CO. these desiring to qualify for these daughter. Gay EASTER HATS; • 304 Walnut St. — Phone 85 additional payments should see hies the one you Irani. 111101MISIBBII/ their county agent or home dent- • EDWARDS Yonngblood and Rarrison Pastel Colored ! FA( hnagt FurnituremCopany FOOD STORE New BABY CHIX SK IRTS • Blood Tested. Home of Quality Sgar4stbao Jars: - • All Breeds from Accredited 0 Hatcheries. Foods $1.79 There's added assurance in Price $6.00 Per Hundred —Next door to— -Free Delivery- SMART BAGS „P.+...... clothes that are KENTUCKY HARDWARE wearing & IMPLEMENT CO. 417 Main - Tel. 199 PHONE—IS! $1.00 to 1.98: CLEANED ....1 ...• SANITONE Reo,thful spring shades in + flawless Larkrrood hosiery. .i• TODAY also Nylons for serriee and • 4:: T H R I; licritill . H.1NI..... 1 S ATURRA) G ALBR An.11 ' 1y Packed with sigiling Purvii and Pearl 2 AVE GREY'S 23 7771 NION %1.1. eunnoi be psecore4 wrapped if the CAFE yeak strung is too eliore—nrillier is your property or TOP NOTCH TENNIS• Mr. Elephant coes Ts Thine NEWS• nittows Most loi.iness motions ini.ored if ans polies ie inadequate Whether you're a ski jumper PREVUE SATE RD ,11 N Harr or perhaps not skrittett at all. can be Popular or a prom trotter you assur- 11 1.. M. sure to have that added being ance that comes from "Charlie M(Carthv l)elective" Restanrant protection you require insairatere us For Sound well groomed if you let Entire Proceeds Go To your this Urnetty Rib pion Sanitone dry-clean GREEK WAR RELIEF Fl NI) Swift, Efficient Service that is cornprehensire—ask Sanitone service is clothes. The WI** In Foods more than just finer, more YOU v.. thorough cleaning It is care- as Ranqrsel Room in ful inspection and finishing every well, so you know that Connection . . . every GOOD COAL - - - PROMPT SERVICE button is in place Insurance A right. ATKINS crease just Not only do we provide good coal for our intoissars__we ghoe OPEN DAY and cheerful and careful worvies. DRY CLEANING the very best In serviee-tproMpt, NIGHT PHONE - - 5 Likewise in our 'plumbing business we stir to do the very best woe( possible. Call us at any time. LAKE STREET LAILE STRLIrf — P. T. JONES & SON PHONE 133 • 4-ai-TEILINPIIONS-7112--

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• .;.! • -'' -; • 3' !.' ' I i a f Afternoon, March 27, 19-11. • Fulton, Kentucky, Thursday FULTON DAILY LEADER FITTON, KENTUCKY 4M5lir• There are two assistants PACE FOLTZ' 4 will come to Louisville months. measles. bethtown, Elizabethtown and Donald• !slowly. Ne%s succeed Puryear, J. A. (Pete) • at ,,or vl• w•eit.1 ago. Iteelerton Fate Byrd has been Ill for several te he will name no succes, I!ey d Wa.tx, Marne Williams of Idaho is Brownsville, formerly a said Wayne Frost of De- i weeks. Reed of there 'I MT. MORIAII Mr. and Mrs. relatives here. but not connected to Schobe the birth of a visiting The lipworth League met at district engineer troit 3,nneuuee spent Sunday in the last six She is the family is quite Sunday evening at Mrs. Raiford Duke with the department of Fulton preachcs daughter, 8 tvands. The Finch Wesley dearth Mrs. assistant for Re?. Rucker P. R. Ridge- baby the League with her parents, Dr. and years, wW become L.f..ADER now. church each fourth grandxiaui:h of Mrs. busy with 500 Buf Orphington seven Oki*. Wallowing SUBSCRIBE to tne Mt. Welsh five B. Rucker, de- Henry of Crutchfield. the 'mond district at Henderson. for three O'clock. Every- way. chicks in the brooder house, She Pastor, Rev, E. engi- , $4.00 per year, $1.00 tidaV Olt eleven granddaugh- Office of State drainage Mrs. Mary htoore's !Idays old. and only one casulty yet. livered an inspiring sermon- The Mrs. Byron McAlister has been months. invited to hear him. neer has been vacant for several ri Moore of Paducah. public is OCirdially invite& to attend m•-•••••—•••••-•• Ida May ill for the peat several weeks. ; Ivits. Ruby Oliver of Chicago is ter, number from this com- announced her marriage to i Quite a these serviten :‘-)siting relatives here. has Feb- "Gone With The Wind" A enjoyable day was spent Jack Reese of Cairo, Ill., on munity saw Mrs. Maud Weatherspoon left most Fplton last week. Among them She list Sunday when relatives gather- airs. Ann Watts of Wing° was ruary 15. . at Monday ter Tuacon. Arizona. the I , Mrs. Clara Oliver. Mr. and ed at the home of Mrs. Guynell burled at Mt. Moriah cemetery last Roy Nabors Is very Ill in were will join her husband. who has been Dual Williams, Herman Math- Howell near New Hope, honoring OFFER \e.-k. The last funeral there was Veterans' Hospital of Memphis. , Mrs there fee Metal weeks. , SPECIAL Nina and his mother, and Guy Finch. her on her birthday. At the noon Bob Elliott's lithe daughter, : eny Mrs. Roillna McAlister spent Sun- sore throat and ear with Mr. and Mrs. hour a basket dinner was served. June, is ill of Welfare Workers met at the club day afternoon Brock, Jr.. of Clinton. complications. house Thursday for an all-day ses- Dorothy Watts is suffering Mrs. sion. Sixteen members were pre- Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. DISTRICT HIGHWAY ENGINEER , of flu and is very ill at guests a relapse sent and one new member. Mrs., were Mr. and Mrs. TO GET NEW POSTS her parents, Mr. and Aaron Kirby the home of Hettie DeVoil. was added to the roll! Crutchfield, sir. and Nanney. Fort Dillon of FOR IlIMITIO TIME .. . A Mrs. Douglas The meeting was called to order little daughter. Shift in three State highway dis- from Mrs. Troy Duke and 90if suffering WIT Ste-SUT MI Freddie Towles is by the president. Mrs. Maud Rolla- Miss Co* of Paducah and Miss tricts will move Lee Puryear, third, 1 an attack of mumps. day. The devotional was led by Mrs. spent the week-end district engineer, from Louisville to RITI APPl1111 Fill improving Fay Conley J. M. Coffman is !Walter Ridgeway and a song - by ‘Veatherspoon. Paducah, State Highway Commis- with Mrs. Willard N. robbing wham yew ents Oho-Coat .. . a. 'Mesdames Ridgeway and Yates. of Murray sioner J. Lyter Donaldson an- 1110re's Miss Mildred Hancock beroiem aver la spate wimps yew ass this roll call was answered by a spent the nounced in Frankfort Tuesday. ! The State Teachers college bendy rippler An anosplianill veinal Weak,TIred People hint. The organ, bought Mr. and For healthful week-end with her parents. J. A. Spears, district engineer at EASTER the Lamb estate, was install- ; from Mrs. C. C. Hancock. Paducah, will be moved to Frank- iron and this meeting. Reports from QUPPLIES IS ALIIOST litRE ed for Renard 1109stick returned home fort as State drainage engineer Vitamins B1 and were made and "I Am ha committees last Thursday • from several weeks' F. A. Schobe, Anchorage, fourth often lacking in diet. MAKE YOUR APPOINTMENT I Am An American" was read G. Glad. visit In Detroit. district assistant engineer at Eliza- Stimulates appetites; NO1V! by Mrs. Muzzall and Mrs. Elliott. Mrs. Jewell Engiano is improving aids digestion. Pro- A pot-luck luncheon was served at assimila- and her daughti r. Shirlie, is ill of A sensatissal %NW fin &NW Nal ligh web motes better I.L-21 the noon hour. Miss Baker. Home use QUICK RELIEF FROM yom and new unbreakable rabbet %nab Mits tion. Start your Agent, attended the Demonstration Amino synopses* ef Distress Maas leen of Pbrsin today. A FNMA'VS RE ti 1'1 se-stab ewer. 754 quatityi Product. meeting in t,he afternoon. Scallop- McKesson SALON ed potatoes and tomatoes were STOMACH ULCERS 49c 'AV ONLY .. • I demonstrated. Favorite recipes were DUE TO EXCESS ACID -.5"f?Crleil BENNETTS Evans Resat! Drug Store. Above turned in by each member for the t Free Sank Tells of HeistTrsahmant that SP".za Alet DRUG STORE The leaders.1 Must Ilalp sr it WIN Guaira' Nothing • club book. recreation arid Miss Sarah ! Over an %Mon bottles at the WI t.t.A I) Mrs. Harold Muzzall TIICATMANT he,. bone said for rt Lie tot !King. presented two contests which , sysnpto of antral* wising frost Stamens% were won by Mrs. Walter Ridgeway and ftsmissiall awes due to Mons Add— voth POW INgssUesei sear or Upset $tansask A • turn Johnson's !and Miss Baker. The meeting then ilasslarms. Nmarthswes. Skspisswiess. sew. due to Lasses Amid. mold on 15 dor/1'111M adjourned to meet at the club home A.Ic for “WIllaines which funi LINOLEUM VARNISH !am April 17 with Mrs. Ethel Hog etplatoi this colon:bent —Inemr—ai DRUG STORE Mrs. Ruth Finch hostesses. BENNETI"S Ames wish doh er bnosb- :)id ' Walter Prementer sold a calf four WWI Cilia* hard Isit , weeks and three days old, last week, te 6 hews LI which brought him $1627. 11111111TENS—PROTECTS Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Finch and , OOOOO WAX of Fulton visited W. H. Ili IFNI sun. Larry. Finch Saturday evening. W. H. Finch, Her- RAIN? Sure... STORE Mr. and Mrs. - And We & 25e and Guy Finch visit- Here BALDRIDGES- 3,10 man Matheny Spring Is td Beecher 0. Finch Sunday. But our MASLAND ARGONNE,RUG 11iddle Road News SIDtWALK TEST Have Received Our Spring Mrs. W. C. Sowell and daughter. still oes on SEND THE CHILDREN Alice. were in Hickman Saturday. ! ! Miss Emma Sue Bransford visit- ! When y0,, 011r store to- ed Mrs. C. G. McMurry Saturday. ! day, don't.indthcnjg WITH PinCRIPTIONS Miss Louise Shuck Is able to be ! on the ad( 4,1 IC -walk aver it. back in the office of farm bureau This is tt • NI island Argonne after an illness of mumps. Sidewalk , • For two weeks -to prow, • ,t•-tazing long life give the -ante cure to vour prescriptions Those visiting in the home of Mr. We will -the rus stay out in tbe child brings it. and Mrs. C. G. Mel/furry Sunday wisedtt, you britsg.it in or your rain. h si I. itist-vomit what MERC brother, Val- were Mrs. MeMurry's may. N , wonder Masland Dyer.' 'We Ire every care in preparing preacriptions- lard Evans and family of Argt nrt Rugs carry a 3-year daughter. Mrs. Clifton 100 only the tinest ingredients—Priced reason- and her guarenter' Gleaves. Mr. Gleaves ahnd son of , able.-: • Jackson. Tenn. McMurry I Mastald Argun Rats COATS Mr. and Mrs. Forrest LADIES' SPRING the Delirer Prescriptions and family spent Suiday in A $4454) We call for and home of Mrs. and Mrs. James Mc-! Q11/ AS Murry. 71%! ;Kw Mr. and Mrs. C. 0. McMurry. Mr. 89e Also in 10 other st....s DanciniN e Hosiery and Mrs. T. H. McMurry and Mrs. — Forrest McMurry visited in the I n HARDW1RF $5.95--$7. home of Mrs. Mettle Bowen Thurs- 1 I Co. Meek Lentlifog leibrtarv— MTH*: ttiv •,4 day. ,T4to ' G0 R D() N ' S $9.95 Store • Owl Drug NEW MILLINERY $1.98 PHONE 169—, NEW BAGS $1.00

Admiration NYLON HOSE,pair =MO INI=1 IMMO $1.25 See Our LADIES' SHOES for EASTER $1.98- $2.98 EOCTRICAL DISPLAY LADIES' SILK DRESSES - $1.98- $4.95 mu! T1 1 •A complete lock of REA WASH SILKS 4q)proved house wiring materials GABARDINES - - - - •-• • - SHARKSKIN Yard.. 49c Light Fixtures All new Spring Materials it f• ,Wire IIATS for EASTER Men's Dress Shoes for •Lower fuel oasts .easier maintenance.. • longer Men's life—themare the lines that give)ohn Deere New Spring "Popularity" Hats \• Switches actrsre their reputation for economy— r and SPRING & SUMMER eceelpery you can actually measure in dollars $2.98 cents. With the exclusive John Deere feature—two- •• Multi-Breakers low- Neer Styles, New Combination of t cylinder engine design—you are able to burn cost fuels successfully, efficiently, and Ilsafely. You ait Nett Spring Colors. Brownbilt. .411 Leather • Fluorescent Fixtures the biggest single item in operating a tractor. ‘-Friendlv Club" HATS Also, because of John Deere two-cylinder design, parts are sturdier, stronger ... they last longer • • - $1.98 to $5.00 Everything Needed to Wire maintenance is easier, simpler. Check this three- 9.98 way saving you make with a John Deere. Check, Any Home. too, all the other features which make john Deere today's outstanding tractor bey. ILLIAMS 1,0MPANY A. HUDDLESTON & CO. Phone 169- - Fulton, Ky. — — 207-E 4th. St. Phone 120- ,-.01blain St.- - Fulton,Ky.

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