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mods Offers Gum Hasarh Meralft Plea To Leslie Killing COURIER OF EAST KENTUCKY COAL FIELDS - A KPA AWARD WINNING NEWSPAPER VOL 55 NO 7 HAZARD. KENTUCKY THURSDAY DECEMBER 30, m3 COPY— 10c
Of Alex Bowling City Police Warn Five Arrested Fiscal Court Sends
A 3.Tyear old Leslie County man. Henry Woods, Jr., has been charged ln KSP Raid with murder in connection with the fallal shooting of ex Leslie County Deputy Vandals Of Law Request To Governor Alex Dowling on Christmas Day at Ozola Vanbrunit’s Restaurant near Asher. night of for The outgoing Ferry Vandals made Tuesday one of agony Jfj|)|)0Y County Fiscal Court held its Woods offered » plea of guil- AH H'e above mentioned and they began to struggle. (JjCitvty Policepolice as someone,someone wi'hWl'h the*tht* helphi*l» of those ever last meeting Tuesday a't the temporary courthouse, ty to the charges at his then went on up Middle Fork Woods then drew a 38 Caliber examin ; , jn , fireworks bflf|| damaged two soft and closed out its administration by passing a resolu- 1 " yJ _.>• on Kentucky in«ii«.iv - second raid was ncniumv Highway 1780lino iwo-uicntwo-inch oarrcnharrcll . A gambling !__ , i andarm revolver iromfrom , , , , vendors and a box, all within SIX minute 1° keep the £'iate Piogram stopped at Ozola Vanbrunit's his right front pocket and start- drink mail a completed over the Christmas TB under the leader ues ay. an oun y u qe rpstauran t a n ( | went inside ed to fire.” period. weekond by the Kentucky State ship of both the hospital association and the stalte POr 00 0,1 40 rls or !V j* where Woods and howling sat State Policeman B K. Dees, Police when five men were ar- health regards to illegal use department, * _* rc * rm ° ** '* ' r City Police received a In the t* own a * a table and ordered investigating officer. stated rested on gambling charges at our at p.m. Tuesday night that of fireworks in Kentucky, sec ' 9 Opposition has made an at- The outgoing fiscal court is two cups of coffee. Woods that he could not find a wea- Tribbey Sunday evening - had tampered a lion 438 1 10 of The Beatty Fire someone with lMT, P l tf> eliminate the state composed of County Judge Woods, w h o is free on stated that Howling had w hat pon on or near Rowling w hen Sergeant Willard Mitchell. mail box on Laurel Street, near works Law states that. “No hea,,h department from the TB Babe C. Noplis, seven of eight he ' $ 1 0,000 bond, was accused of (Woods) believed to be a 38 he arrived at the scene, but troopers Homer Howard and the Food Market. person shall sell at retail, or *|’| Cash jj Program, and let the hospital magistrates. The seven are: killing Howling al the restau caliber five-inch barrel! revolv- that Jim Howling, brother in- Paula u | pjRussellgse ,,fof the KSPKS'P alongalone Up investigating, officers offer, advertise Q[ <3 .: ! / t . V .10 1001 Lag.- 2 THE II \Z.\ni) HER \l D Thursday December MASON S CRICK ARH NOTES 1905 Winner of 12 V.ir.l* in Kl* \ Contest* Admission* Dei 21 Ruhv Social Security Yearly Changes Are Noted Herald, Conrh« P ih\ M. Iclusli. over 0 times Drive Hazard Kentucky 41701. Brenda Brummelv Visits Georgia; COMBS Bulan Ruth Cnt Sinn* the Serial Security Uw is an increase of 'sot- si .1 lienefil amount* or you may phone 430 3149 mens. Conili*. Karen vias passed on August 14. 191 The rise In Fred i M Int i. kept pace with Ihe increase ham. Hazard it hi* grown from ii very moil has S.is».i ras bene i imt in addition Bulan. Jtma Cralt e*t insurance program to one 1 taxes Receives Methodist Church Holds Xmas Party; been extended to pro Parker • l Linda i to 9 lit* have Germany Discharges 1 Inch provides protection Campbells Return From depen- Combs, Walkerto'vn Blvda out o( 10 w »rkers and llielr de tret wage earners, their Sizemore Lothair B hv Ritchie pendents dents and survivors, and dis State Promotion neth of Ohio spent the holiday* By Louise Brummett Eastern Student Visits Parents aided workers and their depen Rt 2 and Mil Ire R i Social Securltv lax base* and has here with Bet and Mrs Henry David F. Parker. Jr . is Mat m i Well W Mta lax rates changed many times dents Mr («lc .don Brunimett other relatives Robertson nd Darlene Johnson Mrs Roy 2 been promoted to chief of field Hall and By H. C. addition, retirement age spending the holidays with Mr Mrs Ellington. Mae F \r Ills. Combs John lac since the inception of the pro- In Slate Em- Mrs Nora Caudill on the I !tn< Newt operations inr the 05 I » Miller . from and Mr and Mrs Dennv kett, Lothair \\ llm D.\ 33 Petit St . Mr mil Mrs Eli Bras! int rnu'ional business specialist Dun & 'i Creek had .is the has i irkm Ms 1 2r»t h year, >{ the 9th inform; icn afihncy t .squadron .n s.iigon n on the business oooula jr ami baby Dian. iust rt’lea (1 ''"t > - District - military •.workers i.iroo Hill HI. Mr ind Mrs' Larry Don of Perrv < runtv W pounds of iviRfton. Ky 1.0-1 Ker uckv. office of Dun They it the Brashear sp |y lined bv a ’ 9t fi lire- a day in Hr D" t Reference > ort to get P. racist reef d Mr rvlyv le-’l of and cards ‘jci'i* 420 retailer^' f fro lanith 1 25th •n 1 •(•'Hv ns oorenared *r |-»*-oor Francis -rinp f dm V J1.1 ,,f De '> - U'» T nv inn) n '57 Hnwl t> I. .,. , I, OOf) Fennc • )|1P» c -oo t o jin Jo p 54*4 New Albany .no d Vi' Kent i.iti While cre : reports are pri- sd in 1H41 used hv businessmen York Citv the Dun > e\ luate the credit 'irca-rzution n in hi i usiness before ship- Edna H; es nearly 240 offic ung insurance un I n tc.l St ttes and a d T» DARD < >F j]sii use credit re- ODE FOR icw -Mks rites and fir>- and other A TV \l VTION OF ir \fP i*M. SYSTEMS surance ERIAI-S FI X - NATI A RF.gtTR -rirg financial and m SAUL n firms »f all types eve ' FOR G Todav. Dun an I Br I lists Play Highlites Holiday Here I manually l published By Ambrose Rice Each - ( t.ristmas season was H )D es •nth a school program stat' ents to Bra s. poems, a plav plus a str e-nrarv • Nursing Service gave ISI-I'-N i i .t\ a gift package red: reports I.< itherwood Sundav had their holiday prn- in December 22 I luted Baptist Church uhlis ..thing exchange on Kei K-r 23. Si-id n Davidson told pn HU HI 000 nan ristmas story at special dded and >0 (MM) renv services on Christmas Dur - j. jSE&wv nges were made >v< M Barger is a patient 103 (MX) business name • < hteida Hospital pro hamng 1 W the owner o i dao i patient in i\ nl'imbin? i business enu rprisf nr : i II >spital everyone i e required ' mi. int. fills in t waste 4<;u. ig out irancial stateri: io Dur spiedy recovery SHl •he .'jp 5 ; of Indiana. *ND nr Brad street, it he omes Willie Couch J C*EDl ort of the credit r led Saul over the weekend T justness Mailing the state- Boone Bowling and family, of GO that Umb waiting for In liana v.*ited Mr and Mrs dred Ii **e over the weekend GO the Dun and Bradstreet report- Barger good/year 90 s un- Granville Barger ami family, •r's call means a concern • limit at to tpIldJor tho • lim.t m»l»% No limit as to road? No COODYfAR NATION WIDC “NO L IMIT*’ GUAM AN Iff - No limit on monlh« No on ... vworkm.it -Juph.p ndna materials Phono 'PenAotuzlb 6-4114, or 6-4573 Joan Hall — Social Editor .'10. » December 1965 pak t. 3 TIIF. HAZARD HERALD Thursday. 1965 Wlnmr of 12 :'wards in KPA Contests Club Votes To Landscape 3 PHONE YOUR SOCIALS TO 6 4573 or 6 4114 Eversole School Grounds OUT OF TOWN RESIDENTS C E Feltner and their daugh- ATTEND FUNERAL ter, Mrs Rupert Stephens, Hoy G. Kver-ole Elemenltary from Hazard, joined them in ASK ANN Pupils attending the Out of town residents attend- recent landscaping ol Richmond This was the first School take great pride in the j n g the funeral of Eliza Bra time the Feltner family had all the school grounds by the Mountain View Garden shear were Mrs Betty Caudill. LANDERS ‘ ,J Bra-D " been together since the boys of Elliston. Ky ; Herman C | ub shear of U-xington; Norris *•»! •**> '-Nmol which has In keeping with their bcauti- participation planted a I)og- Fields and Mr and Mrs. Adrian been several years fication program, the club vot- wood Tree on the Roy G. Ever- fields, of Ixiuisville: Mrs Don an, t Mrs George Oliver psychiatrist who is School grounds on Arbor an, l family of Allais spent the Dear Ann 1,antlers I have been seeing a ed to landscape the school sole por i c r, Mr and Mrs. Doug Holidays with Mr. Opposed to he tops in this city lie has helped me a lot and grounds, and in July of this Day Bierd. Mrs. Bob Coyle. Mr. and Christmas Christmas season an(t Mrs. ( barles Bailey and the treatments are worth every cent I have spent. year, Mrs. W Glenn Reynolds, During the yirs Everett Brashcar, Mrs President. Mrs Norman P. Cor- their Nativity Scene on the Timmons, Mr. Ed Deaton, daughter at 3206 Orchard Man- It <<11 be two years next month since I began to see this nett, Mrs. Floyd P Hall, Mrs. Memorial Bypass called every Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Brashcar, <>r Circle. Louisville Mrs. Bail* In- folks to endlessly about his house (which he dis- doctor. me John L. Ray. Mrs M B. Fields one's attention to the true Wallace Brashcar. all of Mid- ey is the Olivers' daughter, it children likes because is too small lie has confided that his and Miss Wilborta Combs, club meaning of Christinas. dletown, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs ROLLINS' VISIT IN OHIO over reacts arc maladjusted because he to them (He says psy members, together with Mr Christmas was made happier j)P wey Brashcar, of London; Mr and Mrs Vernon C. Rol- chiatrists’ children utter because their parents are forever Estill McIntyre, Principal of the this year to over 100 Under- and Mr. Art singleton, of Cin- lins. of Ward Street, were the searching for signs of abnormal behavior.) I know, too. that Roy G. Eversole School, and priviledged children through einnati. holiday guests of their son. Mr. his wife has an unhealthy attachment to her father. Mr. Roy G Eversole, Sup! of the cooperation of the Maun- PACKERS' SONS VISIT session. the Chad Rollins. Mrs. Rollins and Yesterday all I did was listen At the end of the the Hazard City School System tain View Garden Club and Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Hacker children in Cincinnati. Ohio. I felt like saying. "That "111 be $25. please." met with Mr Robert Shepherd, assistance of Chief Lawrence had for their guests during the Mr. and Mrs. Charles R Nic- Specialist and Landscape artist Sizemore and his crew of fire their sons, As I said, tins psychiatrist lias done me a world of good Christmas Holidays holson, Sr. had for their guests from the University ol Kentuc- men who collected used toys until he Mrs. and I have r.o ii t u’.iion of discontinuing treatment Mr James Hacker and for the Christmas holiday, Mr. ky Experimental Station at and made them almost like from Carroll- tells me I shm. d. hut I'm beginning to think I am the ther- Vinessa Brown, and Mrs Lewis E Burkart. Jr. Quicksand to formulate plans new. apist and he is the patient. VVliat is your opinion?—TABLES ton. and Mr. Joe Hacker and and children. Raymond and for the landscaping of the Thousand of local citizens TURNED children Joe Brock. Laura Lee Debra Lynn from Baltimore. school grounds after the first and those from surrounding and Rebecca, from Lexington. Mr. Mrs. in Hazard Maryland and and Dear Tables: This man's behavior is so unprofessional that of September. communities were The Joe Hackers also visited Charles Nicholson, Jr. and chil- Kay Gross December to greet Santa f wonder if he really is a psychiatrist. But if the therapy has Miss Rita Youths from the Neighbor- on her parents, Mr. and Mrs El- dren. Deidre and Leslie, from Claus and witness the lighting for vou. who am I to pull the olug? hood Youth Corps prepared the worked mer Roll Lexington. Mrs Burkart and of the huge community Christ- Engagement Told ground for planting, and the Deaton. best friend Gross-Ken Mr. and Mrs Kelly Mr Nicholson. Jr. are Mr. and I 1 did a rotten llnng to my front of the new Dear Ann adders Brashear Flower Shop set in mas Tree in Sr. left Tuesday for a visit with Mrs Nicholson’s daughter and * it help and now 1 don’t know a’ ho to patch up. Please me perry County Court House. Lo engagement place forty-five Japanese Holly, Dr. ( i i llaz.jrd, announces the daughter. Mrs Rita I) os... of open their son and before 1 crack up in cal merchants remained of her daughter. Rita Kay, to Mr. Taxus and Barberry Shrubs Deaton, Jr. and Mrs. Dea- were in the and forthcoming marriage Kclh I like sisters since we as well as Eloise and have been addition to a seven foot Wush- during the evening, JOHNSONS' CHILDREN VISIT James Ronald Kerr, son ol Mrs. James Kerr, 3803 Garfield ton in Danville, and Mrs. Rus- both Id. Eloise was going with cash donations for fifth gr*th> Now j ve are ington Hawthorne tree. On contributing Louisville sell Wright, Mr. Wright and just to see if Avenue. 200 At home to spend the Christ- Sid and '? decided 1 wiuld try to get him sway the purchase ol more than next Arbor day members of the children, in Ashland fact it mas vacation with Iheir parents I could 1 made a play for him and it worked. In School and is light-.** for the tree The Club if The bride is a graduate of Hazard High Mountain View Junior Garden- DRAUGHNS GUESTS OF 1 to make this an annual Mr and Mrs. Raleigh F. John* 6ork< d on* attendirg Eastern State College where she is a Sophomore. ettes will plant a nme-foot Red hopes I HAZARD FAMILIES . were Miss , son on Broadway Kerr is a graduate of Shawnee High School and Lind- event. i his Mr Maple to complete the land- AiiM Draughn. Sid4alls every night and I am so bored jwith dumb Mr. and Mrs James pame | a Johnson and Mr John sey Wilson Junior College He is u Senior at Eastern State scaping project. when 1 hear his voice. He has from Lexington, spent the (Days that I want to hang up Johnson who are students at College. also been to box of candy. Last week Plans have made Christmas Holiday here with bought me two record albums and a Stilz - Ravencraft Berea College in Berea. Miss A January wedding is planned. landscape the Hazard Postof- Mr and Mrs. Bill Smith, East he wrote a couple of poems for me that arc urpy. Vicki Johnson, a student at fice grounds within the very Street, and Mr and Mrs Mam Eastern State College in Rich- sec hurt look in her Eloise tries to be u.veet but I can the near future. Deaton. North Main Vows Exchanged Kelly mond and Mr. Raleigh Johnson, vsel’ Please t"l! what to do about this been eves and I hate n me Club members have Street. Miss Mary Alice Stilz. daugh- Jr. and Mrs. Johnson from ugly mess SELF MADE TROUBLE busy since April replanting the Baker Woodland ter of Mr. ard Mrs Jacob Clif- Mrs Henry West Lafayette, Indiana. Rale- shrubbery on Main street and Park, had as her guests during Trouble: Give Urpy the word and right away. Just ton Slilz of Lexington, became igh is attending Purdue Univer- Dear repainting containers with the Ls«_ of Mr. David Lowe the Christmas Holiday, Mr. and the bride he is not for you and that's that. sity and is working toward a tell him aid of Mr. C. C. Colwell, City they want us- Ravencraft of Lexington, son Mrs. Walt Mulligan and chil- PPeople who break all the rules to qet what Doctorate of Philosophy i n Manager. and Right of Mr. and Mrs H. T Raven- dren. Michael. Patricia John- ually find it really wasn't worth the trouble. Club Helping Senior Citizens Radiological Physics. The Ten new baskets of artifieal Sean, from Pittsburgh, Pa., craft of Elizabethtown and sons' daughter. Mrs. W. B. fernsJiave been hung on Main Beatty, Mr Mark Dear Ann Landers; There seems to be a lot of fighting grandson of Mr and Mrs. Good- Miss Gene Weaver and Mr. Weaver from The following article is taken Christ went about doing good, through the assistance forth in your column over whether the parents of Hazard. Saturday. Baker and son. Kenneth Baker. back and to me loe Combs Valley Station and Mr Robert from the 1 dependent Star It is very disconcerting of tt)e Kentucky Power Cum- -’ttempt '<> lie' their children with their homework if 18. at 7:30 m. in from Lexington, and Mr. Nick should December p Pa . were 1 easily satisfied Edge from Baden, News of Pasadena, California that am so pa: Vinning roses were also to something across in school. This letter y. Methodist Baker. from Louisville. the teacher fails ivt Catch- the Centenary also holiday guests of the John- concerning a native of Hazard, with just going about. replaced in ten hanging bask- should settle it Church, Lexington. NEW ALBANY WOMAN sons. Mrs. Leland 11 Stiles. ing her spirit, the members de- cls Mrs Edward Wayne Martin, VISITS HERE tided they would see if enough Mrs. B L. Scutchfield and Last night was visiting night at my child’s school. This is ‘ Because a group ol 44 gar- Garbage barrels placed near Lexington, the bridegroom’s Mrs Virginia Collins, from Mr and Mrs. Douglas Scutch- women at the Scripps Home .j what the fourth grade teacher said: den enthusiasts wearied of con- j oca j st )00 i s were repainted si>ter. was matron of honor. New Albany, Indiana, is visit- field from Lexington spent cerning themselves exclusively would be interested in learning and three new ones have been maid of honor was Miss ing Mr and Mrs. Amos Nickell “If your child comes home ; nd asks you to help him be- The Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. 1° make succulent planter » projects how j() { j with their ow . garden a( t note Emily Jo Penrod, Lexington, in Lotliair and other friends cause he does not understand something, please send us a gardens lor their rooms, F. L Abshear, Cedar Street. some 30 other women who no As a part of their Civic par- Miss saying he needs extra attention. Don’t try to teach him your- The bridesmaids were here this week able to have gardens ticipation. the club erected a longer are a consultation with Miss Beverly Mrs. Lus Oxley, HOBBS' GUESTS OF PARENTS is the teacher's job A youngster sometimes becomes "After Mary Sylvia Pena. Mr and self Ttf acquired a beautiful nine foot white cross, of their own have superintendent the club Miss Sharon Me Bethesda. Maryland. Mr. and Mrs. W H Hobbs confused if too many people attempt to instruct him." the Gail Corbin, from at the intersection of High new interest." volunteered to provide succu- Lean. Miss Betty Gene Wood- spent the Christmas vacation and children, Gary. Hal and learn that child's teacher is so “Pasadena Little Garden Street and Memorial Drive dur- from Elizabethtown, 1 was very h; ppy to my lents. plant containers, soil, ley. Miss Frances llavcly Tay- here with Mrs, Oslcy’s father, Ritchie, responsibility wants Club founded 38 years ago in- l *ic Easter season. Members spent the Christmas vacation conscntW'us Site recognizes her and rocks, etcetera and to assist lor, the brides cousin, Lexing- Mr W. M Thorpe. ’ * so actlvt‘ ln l * lL other teachers arc In her league? itiated the second stage of the wcfl a ‘ with their parents. Mrs. Jessie to live n to it How many the women interested. More ton: ar(j Mrs. James K Burns, Mr and Mrs. Wallace Taylor , project this week ia teaching County Clean-up campaign Mr. Mrs. Marion —A LUCKY MOTHER than 30 signed up for the ex- Bellevue, the bridegroom's sis- and children. Linda Ray. Wal- Hobbs and and women in Scripps Home, a Sen- Junior Gardenettes for their Ritchie. Woodland Park. The periment and when the day ter Cynthia Hunter Burns, lace, Jr . Manuel Scott and think. I keep being impressed Dear Lucky; More than you Citizens Home in Altedena. ior was finished 43 planters had Bellevue. the bridegroom s Nancy Karen, from Charlotte, Ritchies also had for their the teachers I meet. And I've se anew by the qualities of interested in how to " Ike Rit- who were been completed niece, was flower girl North Carolina, spent Christ- guests their son, Mr. past years. Helms a great many these 10 make arrangements of dried Foreman chie. Mrs Ritchie and children Mr. Jacob Clifton Stilz Jr , mas here with Mrs Taylor’s flowers plants to adorn and the bride’s brother, was best father Mr Charles Cornett and from Paintsville. Leland 11. their rooms. Mrs. USS Wainwright man. The ushers were Mr. Tho- Mrs. Cornett, Pear Street Mr. and Mrs. Geno Bianchi is garden therapy Stiles the mas B Smith, Mr Nick Finley and son Charles from Somerset The following invitations TfcALHfcR SPENDS HOLIDAY chairman." SAY YOU Mr. Edward B. Hall, spent the Christmas holiday have been received in Hazard Stamatis, "The Project grew out of an HERE here visiting friends and rela- Foreman, Mr W. Vernon Hatton. Mr. the IT from Robert Peyton Miss Sarah Combs, who is a observation last year by SAW John Newton Ross. Mr. Alford tives. Captain United States Navy: the 1 read teacher at LaGrange, spent president who quoted Merritt Robinson, and Mr. WARDS SPEND HOLIDAYS IN THE HERALL "The Commandant, First Na- Christmas vacation with her in a book that a man called James Wharton. Lexington. MICHIGAN val District the Prospective parents. Mr and Mrs. Arthur and Jeffrey Mr and M rs Richard Ward Commanding Officer and the Terry Lloyd Hatton Combs, in Walkertown. spent-- the Christmas holiday Hatton. Lexington, .. - r Ship's request the Vernon , „ Company an<* ‘^ rs Rall)ir, riic bearers visiting her parents. Mr. and honor of your presence at the were Simca * r an * t i sioning ceremonies.” Lexington where SI had for their holiday guests, Sunday from Wombles. from Richmond. ca is M Captain Foreman Com- r- their daughter. Mrs. W. C Krog they had spent the past week manding Officer ol The Wain- EASTERN STUDENT VISITS OWN PRECIOUS STERLING and Mr. Krog, from Ashland. visiting their daughter. Mrs. HI K Chrysler’* tough, frisky Import wright. David Henry, Mr Henry and Miss Sue Strong, who is at- • Token of your love and affection The Hazard Heraio ANUERSONS VISIT IN son David Daniel David Daniel tending Eastern State College gracious • Symbol of the good taste and * heim-Wevkly" FRANKFORT celebrated his third birthday, m Richmond, visited friends want for their daughters living all parents ? Just 1749.00 p.o.e. A fnmuUy nun newspaper Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Ander- December 23rd. here during the Christmas holi* gtof* published Muuda>v and lhuiadiyi son of College Street spent the spent day. lovely fMfr • • if and . any. Draughn our complete collection of ralatl pr C C .i»l Put nu I h*it*r, ml suit A local U*»«, d**> Mrs Bess W Vcome in and see •2 charges. i n..»i, Bridal Register Scrvic# h nation While*.: , extra and d (Mutated tu the firm principle* Christmas lruliday visiting rela- Mrs. Duard Hancock had for ling flatware* •• learn how our Christmas with her son. Mr W • of good nowspaperutk an I endvav help your daughter build her sterling service. *SIMCA lOOU’v 5 ttir/50,000 mill angina and drive train warrant* tives m Lcxmglun and Frank- W Zoelters, Mrs. Zoellcrs and her guests during the Christ- • coverage Chr,«.u M C' •„ rit.m warrants lot 5 • "f W.000 m.lei. which*.** ormjf tu maintain our sacred trust • Plans are Available tom** hrsf, against tefat t* it malvrui a id workmanship and will replats or repair at an Aolhe- turl. David, in mas holiday Iter daughter, Mrs. Economical budget • —Freedom of the Press. Member children. Charles and rued bnn a D« tier a plate of huainuss Hie *ngmn Mink head and nlernal pari*. * Her pump. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Caudill, Sain Francis and Mr Francis, • iiilaka menitold, Tranv A»it rear wheel iwar mg* of lha 5>*in i I0UU ptotnlaij th* o*n*r —The Kentucky Press Association Pikcvillc. • . i • IS FURLING » LAI** AWE* changes engine n, i i u In ad at first hi) i mdse ami thereafter chant*# srtfina i UK UHWL’tt CAKt.MX lid The National Fditon*; Associa- from Alexandria. Virginia, were FELTNERS HOLD REUNION from Cincinnati Ohio. • oil every three month v of every 1.000 nines, who never comes hrsl i leant oil eeoarsio# every ex • > l in it evar »#are Uon Entered as second class mail the holiday guests of las Miss Elizabeth Eblen and 9 par Mn C. B Feltner has re- Cleans the crank as# vtrtMalor valve oil fllinr >ap and t liangvs Tr*n»-Ail* luhrnanl every I matter at l lit- Post urine at Itaiard, • ihs furnishes evulen. e oT iht* manlhe or I.LMJil Ml les. w’M'n.vr / Jackson Whips FACT WMITICY COUNTY TOMORROW NIGHT Mr Hn* Cordia By 75-48 DbvIh 1 a;» 7 Ma Turner Gets 20 fc () B Panthers' Late Rally llaznrd CORDIA vi. JACKSON , Oscar Combs Cordia W Mono »' North 1 Hazard’s mighty Bulldogs dropped a notch in this C Grigsby V' • I * fiavo th according to ri-jx >rt s m» ver llydcn wav the hagles have Minks along with senior cd their first lead of the con- into high gear while 'scoring say the 4i.it) Tin* Jtirksor ' 29 12 a MM DANDY pro: *«t it 14t!i Region f' cs Some guard Jimmy Mobetinl paced last at Buckhorn in last •• Ken not he eight you kn 1 to den freshn»M cs m k»hnny Sizemore, ie 1 best in Eastern the Panther attack with 27 and Buckhorn was minutes. Irotwoo lucky for his age. 2.1 points respectively as both led as the Wildcats fought back At the end of three quarters, players in the 52- teams placed three it , Panthers held a narrow Harvey Combs of Dilce Combs: Nothing would PREP SCHEDULE the double figure scoring col . ,, mJnvA > 4t) lead before the fourth per- In** first half season record pie se * ..mbs -e than to match iod rally wrapped up the game. to upset either Carr Creek or Hindman Of course /SlOf of 13-2, and Only one player. Clarence has been the Noble Pace* Wildcat* In. achicven t w. t. this \c r f<* C 'mbs the Baker, left the contest by the over N.Jiwor in earlv December uns.t victory M C Bronson Noble gave the foul route The Buckhorn guard Buckhorn fans something to committed his fifth personal howl about with six fielders in with 2 26 left in the game. the tin* first half, and ended Minks, win received his 27 First battle with 1H points, high for points on 11 fielders and five tlu* Wildcats of coach Winfred free shots, as he tallied 407 everyo oils Ni '('hubby" Smith. points in 15 games so far Ibis k in the Breithitt County Roscoe Shackleford Tho* year for a fine 27 I points per lietier than 'M 1 k** nothing Christ 1 Hi* Club No Ten game average, one of the high- the first time Only to beat and est in the state. M 1! have to advance to the son .In le nut meet Breathitt n reg- J* Mobelini scored his 21 mark- Barker •'”* AS iver the Creekers the Nap ers on eight field goals and Friday 1 : *'"*•' «ek and Con ba had never seven of seven gratis shots. and el Central while tut ring the bnvs Following Noble in scoring week * County 6 for the Wildcats wef*t * Freddy Central ( Mr. Merrill with 15 points and Bak- Cindy ekhorrv \ 500 season would Lexing* 1 er with 14 points. Id receive Even to w n ten Hazard and M 500 season mark would put In winning, the Palters in- Hazard The only other 14th Region creased their shinny record to tier wi cage team to make the top 13 victories and only 2 losses Mill while Buckhorn's record drop- Alary I a Senior ( arlson Lewis gave nuts at one .point in the se- 3-9 with ii ,he Pan,hers a^ied insurance ped to Dilce nd period before Comba were ! >4th DISTRICT RECORDS ,,urm « ,he f,nal half w,th ,en Panther* arted the comeback Host Whitley Co. er and ‘ points on five fielders and end- Paul ( VOTE FOR Mobelini Is Sparkplug ed the game with 16 points. Dilee Combs plays host to and M BEAR Whitley County of the 13th Re- SMOKEY nk- offensive performance Lewis son of M ripped the nets with gion Friday night at Memorial , <^4 Ok with tiie razzle-dazzle play of an eight foot hook shot to put Gymnasium while Buckhorn * Mr Mobelini c abled the WOKhI Jimmy Dilce Combs on top for good at journeys to Leslie County the 4 Leathr rwood Panthers lo dose the gap to 43-41 at the 6 41 mark. same night 37-35 at interim ssion . . 5. Buckhorn _ Buckhorn Stay* Close BOX SCORE > viuiu 1 pi canned jumper t 6. Leslie County j "1 l : 1 I !ial. and knot Buckhorn stayed within strik Dilce Comb* K 1 (lie score at 37-37 Minks mg range of the Panthers until me back with another two the final three minutes when Minks Y0U» PUREST PiCl PREVENTION ;»* ter, and the Panthers own- Dilce Combs' fast-break moved Lewis ' tampbe 11 CHESTER ROSE REPRESENTATIVE Mobelini Pace* Hazard In AIT IN THE HERALD A burning issue in an; par, Goeoel Ritter of Wbitesburg: 1. Ashland, Harrison Co., Post Wins Bh iron, S 111- begging Buckhorn Merrill 6 3-4 15 azard Noble 7 4-6 18 Combs 4 18 Here * hoping to each and all of you that Santa drop* by Baker 6 2-2 14 sometime soon and blesses you with your needs (so that con Patton 1 0-3 2 tract will be re-newed again next year). erald Duff 2 0-0 4 Miller i) 0 0 0 1 to its {“** w * T«in 9-16 (il .*t‘i -':ai..t v:dorv by a 86 63 TOTALS 26 ..' ’ * 14th REGION LEADERS margin in the quarter finals of ' "J'le Dilce Combs 15 35 52 81 ,mc »• b F Team the Ashland U.v:t ational Tour- McDowell Hazard outfit 1 " Dike Comb* Harrison fount v rolled past I?.' , Breathitt Co. Mt Sterling <9 58 in the second HA7AAD* Jenkins game after piling up a 23-11 Carr Creek margin in the first period. . ** v Heinesth,, M. C. Napier Theater Opens 5 m. —Movie Starts 6:15 m Wheeler, who stuffed in 29 TOTALS p p Leatherwood eon uni points grablied and 20 re- A . , Hindman Ashland • truns Buckhorn bounds led Hire - double figure *- a,r Friday and Saturday, Dec 31 & Jan. 1 scorers for Coach Harold Cole's Leslie Co. Tomcats w Workman Spears Be me Spears, who transfer- Wheeler ed ffiOF THE here from McKell High Hilton CREST OF School a year ago. contributed Lett It trains leaders out country feeds to The WAVE! FAMILY THEATRE 23 while playmaker Steve Hit U Workman JOIN keep strong at home and abroad. ton netted 14 on seven field Lynch Leaders need all the educ^ym they SAT. Double Feature goals. Johnson can get. Our colleges providslhis. but ( * It all on e -v they need help. concerts of us, ANDY GRIFFITH ‘ It was quite an improve- mm so give to the college of your choice. IN A IN ment from our game Monday TOTALS COLLEGE BLUES PARADISE night." said Cole, whose team IS AMERICA'S BEST FRIEND Of SONOI For Published as a public service In "No Time eliminated Ashland Fairview in Ashland coo|> HnWnuls i] Me Do weii eretion with The Advertising Council haphazard fashion Monday and the Council lor Sergeants" night. Financial Aid to Education The loss was only the fifth in games for Hawaii RORY CALHOUN 15 McDowell. IN Pete Grigsby Jr , the Dare- Yellowstone devils young coach, said hia w.nner of *t he* Little Champ Travel Block Spurs team hud ucun playing belter iu*n away Chri-dma- Eve by Haynes than tiiey performed against outsells wa.i Mrs Bobby Jones of •ales Mr and tiie Tomcats. SUN -TUE Street in Hazard Mr and Mrs. Jones MON every other would Leading the Floyd Countians a guai I i l !Mi.) *)0xl2 three bedroom mobile w us Kick Hall, 6 5 a husky • Combs h all elecirin! v, from Havnes during the senior co lei Hall scored 25 Bourbon discipl points und paced the Daredevil* on both backboards. in Kentucky. its where K * >bv musly rattled by Ashlands Combs Wf5 r NG YOU A JOYOUS AHD ugiessne loan to- man defeiuie (L45 “* HEs year. ^ in the early minutes. McDowell n »x»t was within 10 poiuls of the Pr?C5pr u*. of them) stimuli 0US NHV YFAP y Tomcat* u ly oik* allot the Napiai SHEs first quarter. g zj, invitat REGULAR ADMISSION . Hull popped in a lb footer <0 mnni CRAIGX In th Haynes Mobile Horre Sales DEBORAH GALLEY n.. ike the score 25 16 but Ash*- W# have In-Car Heater* for FRANKIE UikU streaked away on u ANALON I KM) BciiUd ln Ikuul. ->1 K.alucky *li«lghi Ivuiban IM) Zivvl A Hivl lorth Main St. HAiard, Ky. DWAYNE . veu jH>inl spree tu puli away H'CaMAH Y.IIvw.iimm UmiuIwj K.uiuvky. Our Customers' Convenience [lor good. U).. Luuu.ilU. | Mt. Sterling (SI)— Cooper 8, 1 2 ) Henry Ward Answers Letter From Davis surra- right QUAlfTY December 14. 1965 fh/» Appnl»rhitin System its construction would have henn delayed bnranw it would have hart sar Mr Hoseoe C Pa vis to he hmlt out of regular federal aid funds and Davis Bros Kenyon Auto Store therefore only a share of the total rould have i A57 Main Street been allocated for this highway each year as to A () Box HI2 I think there is some misunderstandng Hazard Kentucky federal aid While the people overwhelmingly ( approved the $ i.lft million bond issue (this was Dear Roscoe: especially true in I’errv County I this money ran I Harry Huether showed me vour letter of he used only to match the regular federal aid November 27 regarding the question of why which is allocated to the state annually The 15 from Campton to Whitesburg has not total of federal aid is only $16 million a year, so I y t»cn finished although both the Western Ken- only $16 million of the $119 million bond issue tucky Parkway and the Blue Crass Parkway can he used Fortunately we will have around have been completed $.1.1 1-2 million a year of Appalachian funds - The answer is very simple The Western which w e must match on a 70 ,!0 basis. The Kentucky Parkway and the Blue Ora** Parkway $14 1-2 million of state funds required can he’ are loll roads and were constructed by the issu- supplied out of the bond issue. ance of revenue bonds The Mountain Parkway We also have been successful in getting I lift, l S 2.1 a section of Kv HO in Pike from Winchester to La lye tsville also is a loll S and FRESH MUSHROOMS fb.69c road and its construction was financed by the County on the Appalachian Program Thii connect at Whitesburg issuance of revenue bonds. Ky 15 is not tieing means that Ky. 15 will BONELESS BEEF found that it iwLth new improvements that will facilitate built as a toll road because it was SUPER RIGHT USD. A. SUPER RIGHT Was impossible to find a market for bonds to movement of traffic between Hazard and eastern STEAK CUTS BONELESS BEEF •build it. Wr have been fortunate in tiring able points, INSPECTED FRESHLY I pleased to hear that you have been to secure a route c,f the new Appalachian Sys- am TOP tem along this highway which will guarantee its released from the hospital and are feeling mucht Round With best personal regard and good completion at an early date In fart, I hope to better. Fryers Ground have thdfcntirr remainder of the section between wishes, 1 am Jferkson and Hazard under contract in 1966 As Cnrdiallv yours. you know we have three contracts under way Henry Ward or Cube WHOLE tvetween Whitesburg and Hazard Commissioner If we not able to get 15 on $ 08 had been Ky lb. 1 rtLOMAWK Bottom Round CUT-UP OR LESSER Numerous Relatives Visit Here For Holidays 1 Swiss" 88 QUARTERED Lb. QUANTITIES Lb SUPER RIGHT\ ALL GOOD ,1-Lb. Pkg. 89e / 1-Lb. Pkg. 85t Shrimp Cocktail 3 SUPER PEELED & DE VEINED RIGHT O'* Lb. Bag $2.19) A & P PINEAPPLE Fruit Drink GRAPEFRUIT Crockers 1 Tomoto-Rice Tomato Soup 6 1 O ' Or. Cans 73( A & P Cream Cheese 8-0i. Pkg. 25e) Swiss Cheese t Sweet Yams GOLDEN WHOLE KERNEL PUERTO q, SuSfanui Corn. RICAN i p 7C j Peas!: NAVEL ORANGES Black Eyed 2 "^." 1HK HAZARD HERALD. Thursday. December .10, 1965 TANGERINES.. SPECIAL LABEL Coffees 1965 Paramount Pickles Winner of 12 Arvards in KPA Contests VAC PACK Cranberries POLSKE WYROB SWEET MIDGET KOSHER DILLS (Save 14c) DELICIOUS APPLES 7: 59< CHRISTOPHER By Artis Fields FRESH The Ohio Valley Conference Tourney is now history and (Save 204) fhe matter of real business is at hand as regular season OVC Sandra Pigman flay under ivav next week. A8.P GRADE A Trie first map r battle looks like Monday night’s More- head visit Hosts holiday Party to Richmond for a contest with Eastern's Maroons, What’s in it i Ka,«'err was runnirup to powerful Western in the OVC OR CLUB SODA 24-Oz. toume'v t ut found the going a lot rougher in Detroit's Motor For Young People (Yukon Club) Bottles City for you? Classic this week. By Mrs. Ernest Fritts, Sr. 12-0z. Eddie Bodkin. 6-7 senior forward, heads the attack for SUPER / CHILI \ Jim Mr. and Mrs. Oz. » Can Haechtold that also shows speedy Bill Walton and handy Garten Byrd 13 essential nutrients In every slice of RIGHT \ 2 15'i CansJS v and family of D' ug Clemons at guards. Jerrv Bisbey a 6 8 and John Carr Ohio spent the Jane Parker White Bread. That's what's fit 6-9 give Extern the biggest front Christmas holidays here as A8.P FROZEN FLORIDA CONC line in the state In It for you. We know because we put 12-Or. Can 29? guests of Mr and Mrs Dan i 1 Garfield Smith. 6-7. the first Negro to play at EKSC, has them there. caught the fancy as a fireman as has 6-3 senior Dick Clark. Byrd. Mr. Morehead s Boh Wright has come up (with a respectable and Mrs. Ernest Maggard outfit in his first year as a college boss. and family of Wavnesburg visited Mr. The Eagles are fighting injuries to three key performers aid Mrs. Harlan Gross and other relatives in Sam Hall Tommy C :.stle and Don DeClerq Hall and De- dur- ing the holidays. Clerq are back in action but the absence of Castle is still felt around MSC. Mr. and Mrs. Richard -New- Jim Sandfoss tops Morehead scorers with good supoort berry of Ohio and Mr and Mrs. I’hiliip Allen and vonung from Charles "Sleepy" Adams, a Lees Junior College family of West Kentucky visited Mr. • transfer, sophomore Bruce King and senior Larry Jordan. and Mrs. Abe Newberry during the • We would have to say Eastern over Morehead in the first Christmas holidays. battle between the two this vear. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Fritts. Johnny Oldham's Western Hilltopipers have all the billings Jr. and family of Hazard were as the conference winner with Clem Haskins and the Smith dinner guests of Mr. Fritts’ JLiroth'^’s, Dwight and Greg heading the attack. parents on Christmas Day. Potato ChipsH39( Wayne Chapman. t'K transfer mans the guard spot op- Mrs. Margaret Parker has as ^JANI PARKER Save 6* EIGHT 0 (LOCK posite Uwight Smith while 65 Steve Cunningham, the OVC's her guests her daughter. Thel SB i biggestMittle center controls the middle. nia. and her husband of Cin- Rve Bread v“ ”! Oldhanr has eniMoyed the changing defense tactics that cinnati during the holidays, " , JANE PARKER 2U have proved so cuccessful for UCLA the past two seasons. Mr. Eugene McPherson of Western may have already reached its peak as the top- Washington, D. C- is the guest pers a played pnverful Vanderbilt almost oft its feet before °f his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sandw.Bread^25t George McPherson, s dropping a 72 69 decision in the Vandy’s tourney two weeks »179 ago. The Christmas Program giv- lf\»« NABISCO! l‘ n a * the church here was All in all it looks like a conference crown for Western quite KHZ CRACKE HOURS jyith Murray and Easton posing the main threats for the Hill- a success and was well attend- NtW YEARS WEEK STORE ed. Mrs Bascom toppers. Smith director T light < P.M. of the Young People with the ftOA OPEN TUESDAY DEC. 28th UNTIL 6 The M C Napier Navajos will be in action this weekend aide of others, is to be coin- IUIIQsTARK w v , us the long Christmas layoff ends. mended for her untiring efforts OPEN WEDNESDAY DEC. 29th UNTIL 6 P.M N'Mer /will visit night for Leatherpood Friday at 8 p m. i n this most noble and worthy a battL; with Lloyd Smith’s Wildcats. OPEN THURSDAY DEC. 30th UNTIL 6 p m. cause. Hi-Hom 29c ' 'fAvre may one change in the Napier lineup and that Misses Percillia Jean Byrd FRIDAY DEC. 31st "".Jr" UNTIL ’ see either OPEN 8PJ would Archie Sizemore or Harold Combs going it and Karen Fritts attended a f%fkx a guard with Brack Baker in place of Eddie Combs Albert holiday get together at the CLOSED NEW YEARS DAY JAN. 1st. • Combs gave no reason for the change but it is thought that home of Miss Sandra Pigman Cookies 39C discipline is playing a major role in the switch in Lothair Thursday evening IN THIS AD FRIDAY DEC. 31st. Tin* Navaios haven't seen action since December IS when from seven to nine. Several PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU they t* mbed Knott County 106 59. members of the Hazard t°s High Chase /^\THE GREAT ATLANTIC 8. PACIFIC TEA COMPANY, INC "Latherwood mil give us trouble up there.” Albert graduating class were present. Combs said yesterday of his team's last contest of the current Delicious refreshments were [ • vear served to the guests which had Tissue • Charmin Tie Navajos have a score to settle with the Wildcats been prepared by the iiostess ' slimming from tins year's L*atherwood Invitational Tourney who is a Home Economics Ma Napier had won the meet for the past three yeeri but when jur at Morehead State College invitatione were out for thia year'a event Napier iwaa left out The young people spent a very 3 95t In tha cold end not given a chance to defend ita cown. enjoyable evening. , i Thursday December X) ll'fii ffcgc « THE HAZARD HERALD. Contests DEATHS 1965 Winner of 12 Aiward* in KPA T I eight grandchildren also sur Eliza Brashear vive Funeral services were held T> Buried At Viper Thut>d.iy December 30 at 10 a 111 at the Stoney Fe»rk Rap- Viper, F I Hrashcar H« of lust Church at I/oalherwood »• 14, at il i I'uesday. Decemb»*r Burial was in the Halcomb Cl Hospital after t lie Mi unt Mary Cemetery on lattle Leather a long illness wood with the Tri-City Funeral She is survived by her hus Home of Bonham in charge of hand K/.cktal. five sons Dewey arrangements H nf London. Elbert of Allais, Kn.is of Viper. Leonard and Everett of Ohio; and three dau- Lawson-Archer ins Mrs Jason Fields. Mrs Mrs B. I he Caudill and D Vows Exchanged Mr l amias of Viper. the grandchildren and Eighteen v.noa.s ma** Mr The First Baptist Church at drink vending machine, are shown shortly after 12 great-grandchildren also Bo. and one of the soft * Mr I Street Lothair was the scene Christ- Tuesday night The mail bo. was located on Leure iv e ,o sort of illegal f, reworks surv o Pa i mar- s Tyoewriter Repair. Two held mas Day at 2 p m of the machine' was located on High Street, near Maggard Funeral services were irtimlar non near the mad bo Hn riage of Miss Sophia Lawson, Furniture Company on High Street and the other Thursday. December lb. at the kl hit oTJ n«r th. Taulbee the machines to d Hr* daughter of Mr and Mrs John in the bottling open section of Hr shear Funeral Home Chapel fly placed a small charge of firework, are invest, gat, these acts. i Lawson of \ir|x>rt Cardens, City Police and Federal Postal Inspectors ng w th Reverends Charlie Cor- ,s,er to reach the coin bo.es, cot and Walter Allen Archer, son nett Carson Cornett and 1 D. of of Mr and Mrs George Allen Regular Meeting Rack officiating Gordenettes Present Play At a Archer, of Cornett Hill. 8 w Garden Club l Farmer Kills Wife Burial was in the Callic far Rev Clifton Courtney Pa* ciffhplction ler Cemetery at Viper with the A re*port on the the church performed t Brashear Funeral Home in tor of of the landscaping of the Roy ’ i Suicide *£* SSSTSSTSS WedTH Attempts the ceremony oi me school was given charge of arrangements •r w;ts presented by membetsrilK Holland, C. Eversole State Vocational Edu- to)d of chr | stmas Ch ing with of Breath Cornett, and Roland McIntosh t Mourv by Mrs. Norman (iardeneltes before ho ,, sau! that st Nicholas. Le cation officials. unior sh County, who has (urn dmitt a letter of appreciation was Iters at 'the regular mon- dressed in his Bishops robes. Throughout the Congresston i Club mem to the Veterans lh Id Peter read by Mrs Reynolds from has schedul- CLASSIFIED ADS Memorial accompanied by Black fin at recess Perkins , at the Bobbv Davis tru i 0 club McIntyre. Principal Lexingto apparently Mrs. Reeves Dies of switches arrives Mr Kstill visits to all of with his bag Mr ed meetings and i iv tdtli ** committ suieide after kill December 14th. of the School. )();it from spam Everyone In* twenty -three counties of the by , the 1 I Mrs. Mi ' 14* 1 Mi nt' Mrs Reynolds thanked his w ife everyone brings gifts for gathers in the dinning room, Fk 7th Congressional District of In Cincinnati presenting mony. ami his father in lav ttal with L D Gorman for the splendid poorer than they are. ,| lorg rope thick Jol Kentuckv to discuss new Fed Mrs William A Reeves, fin cc weeks someone an a Combs early Christina* run from jab she and her committee did De- A Manger i- placed on a table slnny ornaments, hangs Ro eral programs emerging from ,»f Cincinnati died Sunday. v mother ing heard, o the gathering of toys for the HUth hos with a small light inside to sym- the ceiling A knock is an the First Session of the . 26. m a Cincinnati n around According t, t * K* ntu* needy children, the community bnlizethe “Light of the World". ,f the children have been Congress and to ascertain needs them to do aml ceremony State Pol let R tl.. bell Christmas lighting FOR RENT c.ifts are lain in front of the t) ie father rings the vis and desired programs for com he deed is for I Mrs 0 Shepherd his father on a hard throws peppermints and W we throughout the area IVrrv Circuit Court Clerk. 1’nfurnishe l apartment own. places manger anr munities returned b> * participation in having the Eve then Pri- floor and disappears. her the hope Holliday Laurel Street Five rewrnis is covered Betty Cornett, told of Christ- on the expressed : Carrie Perkins nun .n_ a L Nativity scene erected Christmas back entrance Luther's. The The children put out their woo- an that he will be- able to meet urvr.ors include two sons. v.ite front and On Christ- Kvo at Marti. his wife and father-in I Coffee, cake and cokes were .t> .md water fur by tapestr- den shoos, lin the i Elevtri* out covered with as man> citizens of „ t Vlexandria Kentuc- Yard brings blue walls s'uxit n .' i li Mrs. John L. Ray, tiefore served by (il area as pos- Finns River, niched Phone "2890 or after s the bask- ies will he lighted by stained Eastern Kentucky ,,t \s.Hani of the Mountain Ger- Chairman of w« brief time al III live daughters. 3 pm 6 3275 iit she re- ^la.ss windows Ntt antique sible during the View (Jardenettes. and Vice- between the hirst and Carrie Holliday of Hazard. S 12 30 RTCC with tin- m. m Bible will be open to his W lowed All disput . the | ri s ident of the Club to ' the current Weitz Mrs Judy wi Second Sessions D MU declare a twenty MX members and guests Congress HELP WANTED til! * at Christ- present. n needed w The Second Session of the !>*>i C:s McCurry all of Dependable per- con- ( reconvenes on for steady trav* . amo g 89th Congress nail KENTUCKY t or R that .••*, . an*i in IVrrv unty January 10 Perkins said . ! grandchildren sumers TABlf> ' 1 SALES TAX also Dia: .mid I’* n nt <>!> I9« STATE many legislative matters of im >! grandchildren Blue ™ If sou ttiMiu/'* %'"ir In U*»< >»i manufac- i«*n«ral portance to Eastern Kentucky portanity with large . ta tn»f> t*a th« «... .f.-rt-l I "f m I'W*. i ,, i .m • • - -n >n com . s at the Wrass- turer <>, r* In «.t.i'>iwii Oii* y*«i and to the State would be lv Uow.'v.t if >"*i '.» UMl'MlIlt. V<"l BF" IMltl'IM t» !<• -i ,,1,1.1 , l,r«.T Ft - Cincin- ! W- K»wl« . Dept. Specific matters under i . ral Home in s.dere IbIiIb ! I"****, *vi ing up . 'I .1. .1-j- f Hi-, i ninniinl M- •»<• • - I IB-rrml. 1 s * "t 3 Jl< i Bl.ia l , >,Iit, h> t • are 1 Hi It , K the Rimdiction Genera jrrangt-ments K »*•' not Mir* *,.<• It imtomi.lill<- imfcliMM - -'id, Blioul'l lx •! •* t .te It . If »|>pllr»l>l>. I„l.|,.| In i hr IbMp biiioii - - Be which Perkins i Chairman — Big Fork. .In. a n Kamlly SU. (I’.rvinjl which Perkins said required OTff II luffr I. Injured ’ Hazard You h i i 1 * immediate attention were the "v, HI an expansion and extension of L •• rotei Owner E In Bicycle Auij Crash ag 1 year old ov : youth. > Elementary and Secondary 1. You monthly A Hazard wa.-> injured la-t ucation Act of 1965, the broad Buried Today pay ment: a slight- Tony See Ei't'i extension of the Ia- nth life- Thursday evening when an ening and 1) used 53. of Cumber Jr. of Con. ‘is lul the fr* brarv Services Act tin* expan h i M Nuity time gu. Hatching Bowling. lk*cember who was ruling a hi on sion of the Adult Basic and ..nl iu"; Tuesday bench N ally For youngster section of continuing education programs, j!l in Gilbert. W c-st V.rgiuia further please cycle on the new the Gil- Id at Wal ne the broadening and expansion !!* wa- employed by write h lA-xuig- Ke lucky Highway was of the Neighborhood Youth I.andier Company and tun Ky kertow n T: the Hazard Corps, expansion of Project suer ai,*! operator of the 'In L 12 30 c See was taken to Hospital Head Start and pre-school pro- Lf. Hot* and Restaurant in — Appalachian Regional was passing grams. i 'a uflyerland. 3 bv a doctor who wife. < ired \ i In addition t<. these matters. He i- survived by his ts alien th ent v • and Perkins said 1 ain extremely I>, : t * parents Mr iHT ab< ut 7 25 p n m was 'lopeful that we can make Mi Charles McNulty of De’.- yful BIT State police *aid Bowling on the set imum progress in securing full p ttir* e s*.ns Charles of fou can passing another vehicle win- he L* i* :.*-rw o‘i*i. Kdd Jr and :r short four-lane highway and riding the .I., .-s E of Indiana, and one over the came ui»on the youth djuLhter. Mrs Shirley Jean available bicycle in the passing lane he ol 1*; i-i see him until it was : c:i of Leatherwood failed to a» Mr. t arhart said, ide Semi , . . l" “Prowcl jour forest *>n< brother, two sisters and j Corwin too late nal Build- There were no lights or r* accord ur phone f lectors on the bicycle 0 5 p m. ing to reports please Trooper Jerry Pitcock work- for the KSP 1 3:6 10 c ed the accident C seale motor co. says; “2 great economy cars It's going * Sitnca and VW- 4 gives to be greet, but which you more?” winning year, we can tell! And we hope it ^We heaitily wiah that Year brings meets your full this New to all of ua the a- expectations. We sincerely biding love and un- derstanding that leads enjoyed serving you in to peace among men. Thank you, our loyal the past year May we customers for a truly wonderful year. continue to share the Simca has: More horsepower than VW. 33 mpg (based on bright future ahead. recent proving ground testa). More leg, hip, shoulder, and luggage apace, thanks to Simca's squared -off design. Two more door* for easy ms and outs. More value. More fun. Try Chrysler’s tough, krisky import at Begley Pharmacy Hazard, Ky Hazard, Ky. hazard, ky S SPORTS AND GENERAL NEW! SECTION 2 — 6PAOES COUNTY WIDE COVtKAbfc THURSDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1965 2fhc Hasarft Herald TYPO Wendell C. Tallent Ciine Replaces Miller At Local Power Plant Completes Special engineering Following gradua- Academy. He graduated from Christmas Eve Fire Destroys W It Miller, supervising en- the U’ ivwsily of Kentucky in Army Training gineer o f Kentucky Power tion, he joined Kentucky Power Company's Hazard Division, as distribution engineer in the June 1961 with a BS degree in Army Reserve Lt Col Wen will become supervising engi Pikeville Division He served in electrical engineering, immedi Taile d, of 87.3 Lips- dell C. Kentucky Power's Pike the Transmission and Distribu ately joining Kentucky Power Home of Aunt Mary Joseph com neer of comb Hd . Covington. Ky , villc Division He will be suc- turn and the Engineering dc in Ashland. pleted the associate course at ceeded by Allen I). Cline, dis partments prior to becoming the Armv Command and Gen He served in the Air Force By Edith Feltner Mr and Mrs. Mose Feltner, tribution engineer in the Com power sales engineer in the oral Staff College. Fort Leaven- in Texas and Germany A mem- Mrs pany's Ashland Division. Commercial Department He Thow vtaittng tht homa of Mr and Pate Mclntoah ber of the Kentucky Society of worth Kan December 17. was promoted Mr. and Mrs. Mill Johnson over and Mr and Mrs Bobby Cor- A native of Knott County, professional Engineers and the Colonel Tallent was one of capacity nett were guests of Mr and Miller graduated from the Division in his present the weekend were Mr and Mr , 44B U S and Allied officers ngineenngineer JUes of Tau Mrs Jess Fields on Sunday. in 1954 in August 1964 Mn Hi J Colwell of Butterfly, University of Kentucky Beta Pi and Eta Kappa Nu. he who attended the lit week cour electrical Mrs. Brack Fugate of Indiana. Mr and Mrs Herman Banks, with a BS degree in the father of a has been active in Boy Scout se. which is designed to pre- Married and Paul Johnson Kenneth Couch. Mr and Mrs John Butler ami in the work recently ordain- pare officers for duty as com- son. he has been active He was Ronnie Eldridge and Carlos Kdna Jane Colwell visited Mr The Millers will move ed a deacon in the Calvery Epi- manders and general staff of "Voices From Appalachia" Jaycees Brock. and Mrs. J B Johnson over the future scopal ficers of divisions or logistical to Pikeville in the near Church. A fire, on Christmas Eve. weekend. s has two Colwell Family i married and commands Ends Tour, Dec. 22 Mr Cline is a native of Pike- He completely destroyed the home Mrs Lucille Coyde and kids generation family The Clines will move ‘o Mrs Social Colwell, eldest in this six The colonel, a graduate of ville and attended Pikeville sons of Aunt Mary Joseph Mary and visited Mr. and Mrs Wiley Alice Lloyd College's choir few weeks, was born around 1875 in Perry Countv. Mrs Colwell i iv Combs High School, received College and the U. S Naval Hazard in a a granddaughter were home at Couch over the weekend. Appalachia." Campbell at Dll Rural “Voices From resides with her daughter Ms. Po'ly an A I! degree in 1941 from the time of the blaze. Nothing Mr. John Ever its holiday tour Wednes ard Mrs M right are Mrs C 1 ended Austin Indiana Shown, left to the l niversity of Kentucky. saved. ,'treet. con- (Is Mile visited Mr and Mrs Bill Polly Campbell day. December 22 with well, age DO: Leel nd Kldridgc age 17; Mrs Lexington Mrs Eliza Jane Fields spent Johnson over the weekend. 52. and ceits at Cordia and Knott 72: Vrs Velvia Messer 26: Mrs Margarctte Brock. Regularly assigned to Com- Christmas with Mr. and Mrs County high schools Delores Kldridgc. three months Mrs Colwell had thirteen pany ('. 2nd Special Forces Lenon Hoskins at Busy. Eariier in the area tour the children, approximately 49 grandchilden. 170 great grand Group. Fort Thomas. Tallent is Mr. and Mrs Lee Feliner and appeared at high schools ROWDY 25 great-great-grandchildren and one great areat employed by the Comma, weal choir family of Butterfly. children. 5 Mr and in Floyd and l-etcher counties great grandchildren th Life Insurance Company, Mrs. Frank Couch. Jackie Burk- voices strong New port. Fifty-three hart. Johnson, Kuos Linda this ye3r. the choir is under Fields, Kenneth Couch. James Christmas Party Gren BUCKHORN ’.he direction of Abner Johnson, Monroe Ritchie and 1 Names Added To dcr Alice Lloyd director of lloscoe Johnson all visited Mr. Given Here For . music and Mrs Mose Feltner recently Last year Voices From Ap- Mr and Mrs. Herman Combs Servicemen List 4-h club Members Parents Hear From Servicemen; palachia" won national ac visited in Somerset over the i More and more area boys claim for appearances at the weekend. By Elsie Noble are being reported in S iih N iv York World’s Fair Vicki Combs, daughter of Mr. East Asia or some far off place and Mrs Kstill Combs, and Car- With Christmas over, w e Holiday Over For School Children too far to come home for lin Deaton, son of Mr and Mrs. should all start the new year Perry County people should Morris Millie Ann Stamper enjoyed with than By Mints Christmas Garfield Deaton of Bonnyinan, better prosperity R Miller Allen D. Cline a visit to Richmond over the to the read their County Paper. W. ever before in our The latest added were married December 22 in community The people of Buckhorn en- holiday list Sp 4 West Virginia, they are living A Christmas party was given growing include joyed a nice ( hristmas and R ( () f Berea, was in by Elsie Noble. Allen, ,y Vv'ayr.e M Davis. RA 15712098 with Ins parents at the present Mamie there were no signs of mischief Buckhorn on business Monday. 15. ' time. and Bonnie Oliver for the 4 II 1st Pit 125 Ate. Drawer Harold Riley and family Most of the families here JUST CAN T BEAT THESE ' .sail Francisco. C.lifcrnia. YOU Mr and Mrs Enos Fields, of club at Rowdy. A large tree APO spent Christmas with Mr. and tj )a t have boys in service, cs visited Mr. and Mrs and lots of presents highlighted 96337; S,> t. Charles V Davis. SI Cnicago. heard Mrs Zack Riley. pecially in Viet Nam. B 3rd 508 It. C Fields over the weekend the event. RA 15670775. Co Riley had his Christ- Elden f rom them on Christmas Canal Zone: Charlie Feltner, Rev. and Mr and Mrs. Jean Long, of i A BN Fort Colfe mas party on Sunday, there M Davis, AF 13. .YV> lot ley, Elisa Jane Fields, Lexington, visited Mr and Mrs. Minta Morris a n d family Sgt Bui n u was a big crowd there with lots Dora Ann Johnson and Maude Woodrow Duff for Christmas. Mr and 686671. '>217 < ombat SPI SPT and good food. spent Christmas with of presents 96319 Feltner visited Mr. and Mrs. Goble Watts was visiting here Mrs Taylor Barger at Rich- GP an Francisco. Calif Mr. and Mrs. Willie Thomp- Herbert Lewis. from Chicago over the week- mond. ^Sgt. J>mes F. Davis. RA son visited Mr. and Mrs. Ervinc end. < San Peggy Johnson visited iMrs. POEM BY MINTA MORRIS i:>50<;882. «, I) 1 7 Cav mm Morris on Monday. Bobby Couch this weekend. Rachel Allen, Elsie Noble My father’s way may twist and Francisco Calif rnia. 96450; Mr. and Mrs. Sam Vander- Brack Fugate, of Indiana, and Mrs. John D Allen were in turn pvt. Bill Paul Davis RA 1684- Mother Goose KY. Food Store mecr visited Squabble Creek Ron: ic Kldridgc, of Hazard on business Friday, and Chic- My heart may throb u:.d ache (; 3 (j ( o A I Battalion. 10th on Sunday afternoon. 7 Jewell Campbell was home Choice < ago, visited Mrs. Bill Johnson But in Mv Soul I'm glad to ;vjf 4 th Platoon Fort Carson. U.S. School started again today af- over the weekend. for the holiday, she is a tcach- know Colordao. ter a short holiday break. Mr and Mrs Gerald Luttrell er in Ohio. And he maketh no mistakes and Monroe Ritchie were home Mr and Mrs. Pete Combs, of Ohio, visited Mr and Mrs Or- from Frankfort over the week- The nights be dark and it may SAY YOU Chuck Roast it end. ville Combs over the weekend. ARH NOTES seem Mr and Mrs. Arville Flan- Wedding bells rang for Ar- That day will never break SAW IT Listed below are the ad- nery ard son J. W. visited in die Krudgcr and Dice Noble. I'll put my faith, My all in him missions and discharges for Typo last weekend. After a short honeymoon the He maketh no mistakes. IN THE HERALL December 21. 1965: Mavis Vi- lb. 49c Loretta Feltner visited Iter couple will make their home in res Hazard; Baby Miller. parents over the weekend. Rowdy. , Combs; Baby Vires. Hazard; Vickie Couch, of Krypton, Earl Hensley, o f Dayton, U.S. Choice Everett Edward Feltner. Scud- visited Mi and Mm Bob Felt* Ohio, has spent a two week va- Shoulder Roast lb. 59c dy; Dorothy Miller. Combs, ner over the weekend. cation in Rowdy. Carrie Sumner Kodak; Conley Carl Milam and Bobby Gib Mrs. Sylvia Allen gave her Cornett. Big Rock; Oscar Hin- 5 U.S. Choice m son relumed to Indiana on adult class a party on Thursday Beef m Every the chum. Jeff. Ground ky -day. night. one enjoyed - lb. 79c m * Discharges; Shelby Jean Gay Round Steak Mr andait,, Mrs. Arlis Feltner...... partyj and refreshments...... Hazard; Baby Gay, Hazard: " of Lothair, visited Mr and Mrs Charles Cornett. Fitch Noble, 'I lb. 89c IB Paul Couch recently. Sherd Campbell, Herman and Ruth Ann Gay, City; B. C. Sirloin Steak S3 lb. 49c Larry Jos- ® *J|tuby Couch has returned Bob Campbell, Jack and Glenna Elrod Bonnyman: 8 City; Charlotte 8 home from Cincinnati where Campbell, Lana and Genevie eph Logan. |§ lb. $1.09 9S rush' T-Bone Steak Killus L. Vl she has been staying with her Duff visited your writer over Skeens. Wooton; Dwarf; Zion Parsons, Del Monte sister. the weekend. Smith Pride Saltine Mr. and Mrs Woodrow Duff Partridge. Edolia Gwinn. Cha- <**?i** Tide Ari.old Combs, of Combs. UseA Corn visited Mr. and Mrs. Thomas gave a party for all the boys vies; Curtis Bailey. Smilax; Crackers REGULAR SIZE Combs on Friday. at Rowdy through Christmas. Eliza Jane Caudill. Frozen Cr. 303 ^ize 5 for 89c \ !b. 19c 2 for 49 c USEDSINGER NOTICE PROPERTY OWNERS OF School Day Peas IMPORTANT TO SEWING MACHINES Russett 303 Size PERRY COUNTY Including a few Deluxe 6 for $1.00 ZIG ZAG Slant Needle Models Potatoes In a decision rendered Jjne 8, 1965 the Kentucky Stokely’s PORTABLES from $ 15.95 Fruit Cocktail Court of Appeals directed that all property in this Com- Red Grapes 4 for $1 from ! 303 Size lb. 50c CONSOLES $29.95 lbs. 25c 2U monwealth be assessed at fair market value, effective 2 DESK MODELS from $69.95 Hi-C Fruit Drink CELERY 15c ORANGES doi. 39c January 1, 1966. Deluxe ZIG ZAGS (ORANGE GRAPE) 16 oz. can 3 for 89c TANGERiNfcS Dozen C The Law also provides that all taxpayers come to the ZIGZAGS 3S ; ""' " * 5W9 ' office of the Tax Commissioner and under oath list [Maxwell House Coffee Z lb. 63d their property at Fair Market Value March 1. |)y Save $50 Accept ; We Prices Effestiva notified to come to Touch &Scic O Deluxe L All property owners are hereby Wednesday Zig Zag sewing machine Z Federal Thru conven- in cabinet T 1966 the Tax Commissioner's Office at your earliest January 5, (LQ 60 per week at I* r Food Stamps From sDi-tll down paymoot ; ence and list your property as the law directs. Your failure to comply will result in the Tax Commissioner See mauy other unadvertued epeciaU! exercising his judgement in assessing your property at Other new blNGLK tewing machines from £>9.50. Mother Goose •or tomu/rvii is row \ rwosPF.Rors io(,r» Atonal •war. The Hasaril Hrralft r jm Thursday, December 30, 19ft5 /** ©ot/rdvip a W miles that was from Lt Now that Christmas season is over, there from many away, if f't.varf Kv who is stattonec Problem has been many inudenti that has happened to Stdncv Cornell Supply raise the Water in Folks Ids lett r would make some others Christmas a brighter future Vitenam. so when we it iwas halt on m si of our heads, more committee, under the chairman it these things hadn't happened To me built in or in. rather solution to the Now the A dug tiuvs burning their draft cards and etc Shepherd, discussed with fed a fine gesture that THE HAZARD POST OF re id of problem of water supplv or many F astern ship of Verlon ~ >***£' fs fell ws as .Sidney that are build a reservoir t>» many orphans of to me it is such Kentucky Mountain loimmi: dies has been pro mat agencies the proposal to STATE POLICE rendered fantastic amounts me this giving o much for what ».ve might ask. if lie storage ot I Counties To posed by the Hlackry \rea Improvement Com- Now the\ propose PERRY and ill CHER mines the beginning was here he could tell you of the \ it Cong., agency un W wasn't br -ker.. 1 am just a lousev typist. OF | Say What I Think we do t ' v jr:f to ap lent w->rry .i!mu' Vietnam Cori' d * t»la le . metal until you get i fine edge . n l then the voters approval ^ , honed tiy wearing it down Our arniv > kept sharp by e. we urge ur citizens never an-l the brush tire .var- Our casualties a ’a* working hard tn see Ky — Take 10 controver- islators are going to be within thr"P FRANKFORT. . ! 4-mi were 60(1 persons killed ,i- r i rv -w There districts get their fair share of the sial issues and mix them with the usual parti- that their uses they have ir de to us t just in cai accidents I don’t in ti»- l.atnir dav weekend $17*1 million bond issue spent in their areas sa'i |/->.itics in the second legislative session 1 L*‘t w -rk to the attention of 1 I- :crdue s all to bring i c hi „re irnmg theniM-lves ahve million of this will go into roads, ingred- . $130 i a governor’s term and you have the • tost progressive yi-ar in our disgrace Our | ion casualties wore in t.Ms national the $37 million for cajfital improvements .* session for the ltititi General but period. nts lor a lively f.i-e .,r four year period nut over a three day over Assembly. is enough to light l»it it y-m are killed in a bloody, N -irm srems to mind a damn .Seasoned legislators sometimes use such Fiarlier legislators had been looking for i,.' . .ui aut - wreck that i> nothing but sheer stupid- g factcrs to bargain with the governor about w :d t" no*, much to do but pass Hie gover- ’ obiect when a volunteer goes out But t. ev sure seem to on a bill. politics. But Gov. vviien he needs their vote and the folk' hack nor s budget and then talk i; ; hi life on the line fur DeiiHtcracy list irZ'HZtd-MGG Edward I Breathitt keeps adding to his an e t, all It i* American I have seen the dirt . he . t mpF of iiicriy a:ul juste . irmv 1 ain proud to an ture. j*r bably the one that will draw the most in the •t ic.lv .,r.c of the in ,st iu-autilul stru - 1 might not have t lie best in the judKlil pur newspap- r work a oJ f*e -juntv poor house will support me K ‘commended changes be an effort to classify your pnoerty tor tax i! , ib print) g jnd is but at least 1 would have the essentials of life My country structure, leaving county office organization ruling of the Court of pledge t cnnt.nue the same u grading of poses under the new to pav the small price the the last and a v man who doesn't want t.i the legislature, and appointment of peals that a. property must be assessed at our efforts ir. the coming year A I ,,f tw- vear' out of his life for his citizenship ari l the citizen- superintendent of public- instruction are all groups and home lt was so good ' receive kind and thought- full |„ir cash value Farm ship of his wife and child, then de|*ort the Bus and let separate battlegrounds for spirited debate to support such a move. ful messages Ir ra so many l > Page 3 THE HAZARD HERALD, Thursday nccemlH>T 30, 1063 BUTTERFLY i f* '>"1 Me ' "•« <>my un,vt Reprinted from December. 15. 1965. Issue of the United Min* II I W 1 "i.lity wl . hu> risen ulmve all nail Worker, Journal, Musvje by R*v. 1 J. Wicker I limial I"'* raphicul llms ;>nl cl i> i rial Instinct. Y.P.E. Presents Christmas Play; lie never enjoyed a Chro.trion hul if He had not lived, (,m,iI IimcIi- n relip’ous and otherwise, s anyone. there never would have Is n a Chri ttnas for Ih ir day and general n hut HE spoke lor the host business of the anticipated lie never had a business. y H« usattds ef new laws . re made and n Appalachian Hospital suffering weekend - II vc*d year but Ihe eternal truth Darrell Fields lie rarely, if ev r i eived any gifts. hul every year for ire revised every from a fractured shoulder re Mi and Mrs. I the same yester wrv than nineteen hundred yeai H, has inspired the giving His unchai character, c eived in a fall last week and George Baker visited Mr. rv. lorever Mrs Baker over the of more nifls III, n a y other person in hisL The Y.P.E. and Sunday School and Jim live die atxl their influence becomes less He never hung u;» ins own stocking at Christmas, if in ' lwh „ m;m h;ij| ha( , hjs fau| „ ; but the Judge world ^ ...... * . - publicly declared - , '( tuned Him' to an ignominious dealh nd' . He w:s often hur.grv and never bad bountiful food: but . ™ "* Christmas and Easier II- brings more sweets into more a. "“"Vnmcnl or hul any armed forces 1 *' l .it mention a t His t countless i illions bow every than any other man cf all time. song everywhere, ,' . ,,,,,, :i llh , ms ()f praise and Thanksgiving f ^ n |U ;11U lie never went to si ho I so f r as |.ve know, but HE ^ H r m,, has caused Ihousa '.ds ol s h ols colleges universities to and . • . ,, sinners, and His ,j ( , ,.|> with publicans and be erected all over the wi rid. versonal a perance vv s neither striking nor unusual: yet Ihe did not leave single written line; all that is He and ,, 'ld give n IHons ol dollars for an actual picture of rM , vou Born to Mr. and Mrs. Joe known of what lb- said could be put on me page of a met- himself to unselfish , s )hls | iumb |„ ( s.,n. who devoted Lewis, l.othair. a daughter. Do- ropolitan newsp: -r. but He has shed more light on things .( , t in j ni n f or jJ, , rothy Eureka, on November 1. Born to Mr. and Mrs Hill Joseph, Hazard, a son, Billy Wayne, Jr . on October 26. Born to Mr. and Mrs Charles Mustard. I! 1. Hazard, a daugh- ter. Karensa Kaye, on Novem- ber 15. i s in divine dc din of r< hitecture, but He has inspire? dogs and u d" s nations , nd creel. .,ri of the most magnificent cathed- If the pcopl and eautiful buildings rn the face of the earth. His teachings, in mti e poverty Iv m> more. thing ol art; yet He lias ;i vakened the genius md war would is 1 the S< ired nor, vorks ol He Jesus Ch wo'id 1 any ther man hooe of the Tt"* STRANC-ST MAN T [.thing of medicine; yet lie healed the sick E ' * * !l>v llin ^ K f disease caused t he blind to see, the deaf ib to speak uiid even bl ught the dead to life. /*| 1 T aril an oratorio or a grand opera: but lie has Chtifl&S riling i the greatest hymns, songs of joy tat have ever been heard. An Eagle Scout Court of llon- w nod any of this ivorld's g ods; but wealth or was held at the Hull Mcmor ,l:creu r He has become known. ial Presbyterian Church by Boy His birth- 64 i>r m i than a hundred miles from Scout Troop for nearly twenty cen- ill am \ : but His fame The candidate for Eagle into every part of the world. Scout was Charles Turner, son red k>. gdone U the whole wcrld; but He of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Turner mble life an 1 a spiritual kingdom. of Combs. o-j rejected Hun and crucified Him; bui peo- Charles lias been active in has hi i earth have praised and acclaimed Him scouting lor five years and perfect pa lfist; yet by the use of His one held all troop leaderships, such of the leader, instructor and i : l,,w He has overthrown some as patrol senior patrol leader. .. . He has served as instructor n in a n a :.-r and put to death as a male- Qn the staf| #t Camp si.awnee ii.oie than nniete. n lundred yeais. He lives i>,, v,.. v i : ,k,. (nr ilu< mist two Because it’s by far the best-tasting cola of all Better-tasting than old-time colas ...or their low-calorie offshoots No sugar at alL A Less than 1 calorie per bottle m Henson* * An underlinar-concept slip, designed by America’s favorite Kickernick, fits and flatters knit fashions. Squar#- low-calorie cola- nack top of soft nylon tricot covars bra atrapa. Sid* Spandex* insure smooth fit. Non* just right for your family, too inserts of Lycra Cling Taffetone* skirt protect* knits from stretching White, black or . . . has sid* slits for walking ease. sandalwood; Average-32 to 40, Short-32 to 38. $6 diet-rite cola America's no.1 low-calorie cola ROYAL CROWN BOTTLING COMPANY Horn to Mr and Mrs Carl • • • KT* • HAZARD WHITES3URG JACKSON Stacy, Clay hoi*, a daughter, MAIN ST, HAZARD, • • l.ind.i jiio, j\ »i.' oscaosse z c * o «» a* ..u N L, . eo*&eoecs*soeaeooe*s acsssseo# isoeceaaaoo ( V HAZARD AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY ST. MARKS EPISCOPAL FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH John Naegele, Pastor T. H. Harding, Pastor s *' 5 5 Sunday School 10:00 a. m. 9 45 a. m a. Sunday School ' Sy j/rnAv Morning Worship 11:00 m Morning Worship 10 50 a. m ^ | Training Union 5 55 p m Evening Worship 7 00 p m. WKIC-FM 101.1 Magacyclai Sun. 7 p.m.) (Broadcast Ovar HAZARD CHRISTIAN CHURCH Wednesday Service and Junior Choir 7 00 p m Babe in 1 came while he iwas a 1 John the Rapt st l,uk«' 13 ft No The Shepherds Carroll, Pastor " the manger Mary and Joseph were there E. Tipton 2 Sin I.uke 1 31 .16 Jesus was in a 9:45 a. «'ar<‘il to thorn Mith :| An angel of the Lord there was n >t mentioned as being ». li use nd Joseph Morn Worship 10:50 a. MOTHER OF GOOD COUNSEL instructions l.uk" i ltu me 11 When on the 4<)lh day at that time Matt 2 5 00 p n* they offer- CHI RHO * >mrthn^ >>f Hebrew prophecy the parents link the Babe to the temple, 4 Possibly th<*v kno« 6:00 p m. CATHOLIC CHURCH celestial univer living things I.uke 2 22- C. Y. F. and this plus their kn ledge of the ed the smallest allowable <>f after that, sign they saw in the sk\ was part 24 and Ian 12 2 H The Wise Men arrived Father Edward Overberg se plu« t ti<* the the tools the Holy spirit use.l in giving them bringing rich gifts. - have itlod often (works Masses 8 10 & 1115 a. m. insight tlod wanted them to citizens used to Sunday j0 \s Kij) saw "In ancient H me the understand I hey may have through tin s** things we - or gold to 7 .00 m. give good luck gifts of fruits, pastry, 30 a. . that matter they Holy Days 6 m & p lived in Chaldea or Persia or for Nii.v Years Day Possibly < hrist- PRESBYTERIAN tieyond in their friends on COMMUNITY may even have journeyed from China or Wise lamtv used the precedent established by the the "East old custom. Men and coupled it with the Roman William Brown, Pastor ' ; ' • HREE i for sure? K\i Du *peal Wth > knows m. uses Matt 2 1-12 f»r reference School 0:30 a. Wise Men and sr answers conclude this year's Sunday Hut Matt M'THoH S NoTK Ffv how sir^- the world believes it 6:30 p m. That' were four ;>eople who consistently sent Evening Worship does not tell contest There PETREY MEMORIAL BAPTIST just savs wise men The Bible 2 1 answers that 1 have Meeting and three in suc h dec pr dung spiritual Prayer anywhere that there .were THREE' The m. us impossible to determine anyone of these Wednesday 6.30 p. tradition found it nearly Youth Meeting Figart, Pastor presents they give may have prompted Ross than any of the other three The (winners days especially on long overall better Juniors & Pioneers School 9 45 a. m to conjecture thi' In those m. Sunday travel la are; Tuesday 4:30 p. Combs Edith Worship 11:00 a. m jrrotection There may have Morning 1 MICK NTMHKHS for been large company of wise men Daniels Mary Jane Training Union 6 00 p m a they inquired any- K Actuate the Bitile doesn’t say Kawaji. (ieorge H Worship 7 00 p m. The Evening thrig of Herod Head I.uke 2 1-9 CAKKECIJ.Y was Stevens Elbert 'Hip' PENTECOSTAL them to Jerusalem Bethlehem WABACO Wednesday service 7:00 p m. slat had led of Jerusalem' Perchance day- pr tieally a suburb each of these we are sending a First Prize Gift Cer- the To sunlight at this point had obscured CHURCH OF GOD break -nd tificate. CHURCH OF GOD to await its reappearing 8 MAPLE STREET 'tar si that it was necessary of lPfifi. finer pinpointing In the mean Beginning next week, the first Thursday ESTEPP, Pastor in t hr night time h>r MARION Ed Denham. Pastor is that everyone. • Where He a new contest and we urge • they inquired m Jerusalem we begin 10 00 a. m. the next Sunday School the .ti a s" I.uke 2 2 In 10:00 a. m. is horn King of Elder Lad and Lass Sunday School 7 he sends 00 a m. -h G. C. Branson, Minister VICCO METHODIST CHURCH 00 rf. School 1 0 a BiUe Hubert D. Moore. Postor 1 1 00 a. m. Morn in 4 Worship Sunday Worship 9:30 a. m. 6 00 p m. Evening Serv ice Sunday School 10:30 a. rn *Vedne sen 7 00 p mJ TAKE YOUR FAMILY TO HULl MEMORIAL PRESBYTERIAN LOTHAIR METHODIST CHURCH Malcolm Brownlee. Pastor a. m. Sunday School 10:00 CHURCH THIS SUNDAY Robert D. Moore, Pastor Worship 11 00 a m Morning Sunday School 10 00 a. ** 7:00 m Wednesday Services P Morning Worship 1100 a. m. LOTHAIR BAPTIST CHURCH JEFF MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. Clifton Courtney, Jr., Pastor LOGWOOD CHURCH OF Curti* G. Monday, Pastor COMBS METHODIST CHURCH 10 00 a m. 00 a m. Sunday School School 10 CHRIST Sunday Morning Worship Iloui 11.00 a m. Worship Service 11 am. H. C. Robertson, Pastor Morning Baptist Training Union 6:00 p.m. Viper Kentucky SUNDAY EVENING— Evening Worship Hour 7 00 p.m. Sunday School 10:00 a. m. Miniver 6:00 P M. WILLARD AKERS. Training Union Evening Worship 6:30 p. m. 10 am 7 00 P M. m Worship Sunday Morning Church Church Brotherhood—First Friday 7 p Wednesday Evening 6:30 p. m. Night 6 p m Friday, 6:00 pm. Woman’s Missionary Society— 1st Tuesday 7 p.m. Sunday i Choir Practice 6:30 pm. Studv Friday. 7:00 pm. Midweek Prayer Service—Wed. Bible 7pm Prayer Service, Wednesday Night CHURCH BOWMAN MEMORIAL TOWN MOUNTAIN BAPTIST MT. ZION BAPTIST PRESBYTERIAN MT. OLIVET BAPTIST M. T. Canada, Pastor David Conley, Pastor METHODIST CHURCH Sunday School 9 30 a m. Sunday School 9:45 a Sunday School 9:45 a. m. W. R. Wood, Pastor Morning Worship 11:00 a.n^ 11 00 a 9 30 a m Morning Worship Morning Worship 11.00 a m. p.m. Sunday School Sunday: Prayer Meeting Wednesday 6:30 Study 9 45 a m. The Church at Worship 11:00 a. m. Church Mission FULL GOSPEL Morning VICCO PRESBYTERIAN 10:50 a m. The Church at Worship THE Monday 5 00 p CHAPEL 6:00 p m. Youth Fellowships HOUSE OF GOD 5 00 m Training Union p William Brown, Pastor 7:00 m. Evening Worship Teachers Meeting p I^otts Creek 6 00 m. 6 00 Sunday School 10:15 a m Wednesday: Andrew Rader, Pastor Evening Worship p Wednesday p n Meeting Youth Prayer . Morning Worship 11:15 a. m 7 00 p m , c and Mid-Week Service Sunday School 6 00 m. Meeting Prayer Meeting Thursday 7 00 p m. 7 00 p. m. Wednesday Service p Prayer Rehearsal Morning Worship 9:30-11 am. Meeting Monday 7 P. M 8 00 p. m. Choir Wednesday 7 00 p m. Young People’s SPONSORED BY THE FOLLOWING LOCAL FIRMS- THIS CHURCH DIRECTORY y Bell's Market Home Office Supply Company Perry Furniture Exchange Engle's Florist & Gift Shoppe Citizens State Bank Agnes Wills House of Fashion Kentucky Power Company Dawahare's, Inc., Hazard Modern Bakery Calvin Manis E. Hacker, Plumbing & Heating Watson's Department Store W. Napier Electric and Construction Co. Begley Pharmacy Scott's Sr>l*-Sf?rvice 5 K 10 —— " 4 “ 1001 Page 5 HAZARD Ill.nM.D Tlurd .v Derentlter 10. records ih nTnf John Charles Thomas, whose THE nirnTT^rTcnn f»n: revival preacher who 'Many who reject tho supornoturol and father was an oldtime 1965 Winner of 12 Awards in KPA Contests that believed God and His Word I hear mag still want a comprehensively meaninqful view voice singing, though now * of things are attracted by communism. Many, nificer.1 God-given Without God? world, in the grave in California: Christmas also, who are interested in changing the planning, interested in making tell the story of unseen things above, on interested in "I Love to Bundy si nee the Modern" theologians appeared * by Fdg»r C. everything new according to their own design Of Jesus and His glory. Of Jesus and His love. the scene! "For unto u» « child it born, who Because I know 'lit true; are attracted by communism. And many I love to tell the story, Louis Cassels, religion writer for United f » ton it given: nothinq else can do. Unto u» combine these two interests and want through It satisfies my lonqinqs, As Press International, revealed in his column for b the government tb»ll be upon bit tbouldor: comprehen story, 'Twill be my theme in And chanqe and in chanqe to validate a I love to tell tha August 15. 1964 and again on March 6 . IMS, And hit niimr shell be celled sive and this worldly view of history, are par- glory, that modern religious scholars are abandoning Wonderful. ticularly attracted to communism." old. old story, Of Jesus and His love. the basic precepts of Christianity and "are To tell the Counsellor, been "For all these people, of course, eommun Now he has changed to- MIGHTY GOD, easting overboard doctrines which have The 2000 ism takes the place of religion. It is the reli- "Faith of our fathers living still at the core of t lie church’s teaching for The EVERLASTING FATHER, intellectual who can no longer be dungeon, fire and sword. years gion of the In spite of The Prince of Pete*." wants to substitute for the hearts beat high with joy (’assets writes: lieve in God. who O how our — Iseieh 9.6 the word! the Christ belief in God a belief in history, a belief in Whene'er we hear that qlorious Ortobor "The attempt to 're interpret' Tin* X«*w York Times for Sunday. of history, a belief in fathers, holy faith! inn gospel has been under way for a good many scientific comprehension Faith ot our stories Htd.'i carried one of the most shocking material forces of this life, to thee til death." 17. it was carried on in the self unfolding We will be true 1 years. But until recently, in print during the curreni I S. provided communism comes to the heart ever to appear theological doubletalk which few laymen could and who finds all this by What blessed assurance against morals Biblical Christianity, whole seems rationa Saviour and Sustainer revolution follow." in a system which as a in tune with its Creator. and nearly everything which true Americans convincing enough and certainly such words and music which I he UP! religion writer declared that "the enough and when he hear* believed and held near and dear only such system on the horizon." originate from One who lives and have issue is whether the Christian message needs is the ran only Christi be- " New Theologians See >o. wi* look around .it this time and inspires His servants and Headlined to he radically recast to make d plausible to And reigns and who ' the news account told of and "planners in lift their heads and hearts Andy Without God." modern man." Identified as among the leaders sec the world-changers" loved children to vari- of "radical Protestant thinkers action at home and abroad Without God, with a group who were calling for a "drastic overhaul of the and say: m as “athestic," "death of God or Son. mocking chanting, ridiculing, ously known conceptual package in which the Gospel is pre- out God's "I know that my Pedeemer liveth and ‘•new’ theologians who have arisen to declare parading, demonstrating unkempt, flirty, pro- At Church Next Sunday sented" were Rudolf Bultmann of Germany shall live." with law-break- Because He lives, I too, that “Christian thought must now proceed the University of Chicago fane, vile, immoral, contemptuous, and Paul Tillich of meaning this Blessed Christmastide to God." delinquents, lovers of their What Rut any reference in the United States, an immigrant from Ger- ers, haranguers, you knew me. has for the one who lias trusted Emmanuel, If I know you and as three of the leaders of this covetous, boasters, proud, blasphe Identified many who saw a Nazi under every eonserva own selves, as trouble there would be. un Christ, the Second Person ol the Godhead, How little grhnol of “theology" were: Thomas I .1 Alti/er his recent mors disobedient to parents, unthankful, live bed in the United States before is filled with on the street. tiis Saviour and Lord' Ills lieurl We pass each other Of Emory University in Atlanta; William II holy, without natural aflection. truce breakers, death in October of 1965. that one day a point in But just come out and let us meet. despisers of those praise and gratitude Hamilton of the Colgate Rochester Divinity bv false accusers, mconti ent. Two more of the moderns mentioned time came down to save unto the utter- At Church next Sunday. I*r heady, high-minded GOD Rochester Y : and. Paul Van that are good, traitors, ichooLpf N Bishop A. T. Robinson of the faith believ- Cassels are more than most those that come to Him in Burenwif Temple University, Philadelphia (know it alls*, lovers of pleasures Church of England who questions the existence gave his life for mankind's Each one intends to do what's fair. learning and never able ing; that He freely Altizer is a layman with Episcopal background. GOD. and the lovers of God ever of God in his book HONEST TO s,n. rose victoriously from a grave that could And treat his neighbor on the square, Hamilton was ordained as a Baptist clergyman: to come to the knowledge of the truth; men much over-publicized controversial Bishop ascended back not quite understand concerning the not possibly hold the Creator: But he may gnd Van Boren was ordained in the Episcopal Church. Cas- of corrupt nunds, reprobate James A. Pike of the Episcopal to the throne from whence lie came, ever live- Why you don't take him by the hand. Church. Tlllich-Kobinson- faith. sels avers that the Bultmann th to make intercession for the believer, his At Church next Sunday. Bible describes them. The Times reported that these three declare not in agreement on which There is the way the in Pike school "is child, and is one day coming back again in 1965 that the word "God” is meaningless and "that are to be retaineo Not a pretty picture, but as apropos 1 parts of the New Testament power and great glory to 'make all thing This world is sure a busy place. Century great •veil if there once w.s a God he no longer jettisoned as as when it was written in the First as kernel’’ and which may be as the Book of the Revelation, the end And we must hustle in Ihe race. " new” ij leaks to man They further stated t ha* "true Cassels adds: A.D. out ol-clate husk." ing of the Bible, -ays He will do. For social hours some arc not tree. the secular Christianity is an affirmation of "But there is tacit understanding among is the picture of the times immedi- This Walk outside tonight: stand silently and The six week days .hut ail should he. world in the style of the man Jesus, and has interpreters that any biblical Advent of the Ml most of the re ately preceding the Second if next Sunday. gaze up into the heavens. ( ount the stars, At Church Ao relation to traditional church practices such physical miracle must automati- FATHER, and account of a <;HTY GOD. the EVERLASTING it you can Listen to the music of heaven as as worship, the sacraments and prayer.” cally be labeled mythical. Even the supreme PRIN E OF PEACE oh' We can see the THE reverberates through the entire cosmos: We have an interest in our town. A committee of forty of tlie.se "radical" style miracle which gave birth to the church—the smirk on the visage of the intellectual "world "JOY TO THE WORLD; THE LORD IS COME; The dear old place must not go down; theologians was scheduled to meet in New Yi rk resurrection is regarded as a subjective ex it; but remember that — changer" as he reads KING; We want to push good things along First LET EARTH RECEIVE HER to plan for a three-day meeting of the radicals perience of the disciples rather than an objec this is what they did before HE came the LET EVERY HEART PREPARE HIM ROOM, And we can help some if we re strong. b> consist mostly of "young scholars and stu- tive historical event." the Holy Spirit and born of time conceived of AND HEAVEN AND NATURE SING, At Church next Sunday dents." So they sit. on top of Ihe Bible. without a human father— Em- there the Virgin Mary AND HEAVEN AND NATURE SING, God’s inerrant. divinely inspired eternal reve- God Himself dwelling among us—an The loaders of this school assert that "talk manuel. HEAVEN, AND HAVEN AND NATURE Don't knock and kick and slam and slap, lation Himself and His will for man. like and received by a bandlul AND 61 a divine or otherwise supernatural force is of flounced bv a gels At everybody on the map. masses SING." meaningless and irrelevant" because such "God- vultures on a pile of flesh, tearing it apart of shepherds and wise men while the Thank Him from the bottom of your heart But push and pull and boost and boom, piece by piece until nothing but a skeleton is idling the "inns" (read taverns) before Ihnguage" is not related to contemporary ex- were use all the s-tanding room. that He. the Lord God Omnipotent roigneth, And up words, in an omnis* left. reporting to Caesar's bureaucrats. Jerien<«!' In other belief forever and ever, despite At Church next Sunday distinguished Jewish and He shall reign ient. does I)r Samuel Sandmel, the world that then was had omnipotent, and ontnlprcsent God For centuries the "Communists.” the of the Hebrew what the Moderns." Hot suit the needs of modern" man. theologian, writer and Provost prophecies concerning the details of the Holy the "Intellectuals and all the —Anon. Union College Jewish Institute of Religion in world-changers, Dr Van Huron writes in his book THE his entrance from the throne of Heaven into other collective dust fragments might speak Cincinnati, writing in the Phi Beta Kappa jour- even down IKCUL 'ilt MEANING OF THE GOSPEL, that "in the world of men available to them, T he Scholar, scathingly indicts to the contrary. almost ef learning, the meta- nal. American point of where he would be born every field human to the fine personal- such conceit, veiled as scholarship: If you have never received Him. physical (supernaturali and cosmological asoect modern and under what circumstances. God came, but pre- Saviour, then how your head and "Theologians have abandoned their to their problems ly. as your has disappeared and the subject matter has been didn't like His solution . i. }.).»*' men star wit mises— in part deliberately and in part uncon age of heart under those millions of silent limited to the human, the historical, thi empir- anv more than they like it today in the theologians Heavens and pray with the un- sciously. To a great extent, modern "enlightenment.” "scholarship," "se- nesses in the ical "science," Redeemed: justify their departure into secularism by us government program for the seen chorus of the This also the basis of Marx’s doctrines curity" and the was divesting them Descend to us, ing traditionally religious terms, lied about Him. they "O holy Child of Bethlehem! !. Which have plunged the world into a state of "Great Society.” They G. SPECIAL of pristine (pure) meaning by defining them in Him. they betrayed we pray; $ confusion as historv has never laughed at. and ridiculed thaos and such us- Be born in us a sense consistent with science and them they had killed Him. they Cast out our sin, and enter in. before recorded: Ihc substitution of a belief in Him thi*\ thought (FOR SERVICEMEN OVERSEAS) ing the in the pristine way." terms followers, but they couldn't IRvomber 30, 1005 |»am* (> 'HU-; HAZARD HERALD. 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PkoM un Well heated three-room January II 1966 The owner Furnished udtage - S 3 4 RTC c Two story house for sale. apartment Recently 436 2367 . furnished reserves t hi right to reject any ,, •• i" i" II I bat:. ' Three l>eur>oii' - i.ugi- l;v in 4 Dm S.5.2.RlvG redecorated Priced reason- and or all bids. ‘ rolls newsprint with ! ot lid H intend of room dining room, kitchen, of- Call able. In Walkertiiwn. . F 1:6 p. $t 00 per \ Pod a cak( but too busy to wMing. 436-3569 bake'’ Many varieties. Fresh Excellent for . fcned c | nsi ts new furnace, new S 12 6 rtcc tie pick- etc. The homemade icing Can pads, drawings, punip anil fiard wood floors. All S al th.’ce room ho 1 '*" 1 office Box 869. Haz- « The Hazard Herald Herald. ln good con ditk»n Small orch- nsh. d or unfurmshe ~ Unfurnished three room a- 6- af ‘ er 6 I' !™'} hands a group of mtucky. rolling yard. I.ocat- Ih.h Slreet Taulhec ti partn.ent Baker Hill. Phone now has on ard Large ' 8 cakes or pies ( all Mrs Ruth S 9 RTC . Co I' 1 6 1621 taken and developed p t ( | m | uwt>r end of ilayiiiond in pictures <1111 iitcc Gavheart, Phone 436-2462 good neighborhood Contact S 1 n photographer and used Neighborhoods written K: 12:90:4 by our ^ B Day. B »x 363, Neon. Ky. in our pa, per. II you have seen -v Breckinridge for sale Phone 655-7706 'merit ini nmt Call Mrs job babysitting or house* in the paper recent- 11 ..-, 1 in mi' a picture Roy Goldsmith 6-2864 or 6-2185 during day five to work Can work ly. t hat you would like S 12.9 RTCC jays or week or can bebysit at >wn you can purchase it for — 436-2095. inquire night. Call !?1 0(1 at our office. To Sutan Spotlaat aaya Office sj»ace in Bus Station S: 12:16 RTC p bout lie pictures, call 6 4114 AMERICA building Phone 6-3571. . ©KEEP BEAUTIFULS- — or 6-2095. 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Enjoy air-conditioned accommodations, Perry Farm Center The familiar classified ad—or the rugged mountains, magnificent scenery adds resort activities. it* into a Kentucky visit. delicious food, a* it i* commonly called —find* way beauty and interest to Memorial Hospital Miners ROCK 'AGES, newspaper print all over the world. It made , it* fir*t apoearance in North America in 1704; J & R Super Market MONUMENTS since then it ha* played a mo*t important Perry Bowl oart in the American scene. any paper *ervices Johnson Drug, Vicco The want ad section of an d *ervice* well—three basic needs of man- Hall's Grocery, Jeff kind transportation, housing, and employ- ment. Smith Shopping Center, Duane More money is spent on want adv than Sparks Grocery, Buckhorn for the combined advertising featured on tele- vision rad.s. and billboard*. 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I k a FISH problem to see that '66 Real Story of Vietnam JOIN TODAY It is you Projection The THANKS TO MANY OF YOU would like privileges ire kept aa you TO ALL during liiis In: them to he HAPPY NEW YEAR ie Hazard .Blackey ana * sent me greetings Dear Sir: Ti. have a. I uld write about serving Xmas Season. I wish c Thu is a letter from Sgt Charles F. X Dunn now I Xmas I received this "fit': the Kentucky B- the Ap-• you. Tvs j letters If. m Germany whose mother is a nurse: Sarah Dunn, at of economical and Er est Our Job Printing is fast, . very much one from palachian Regional Hospital l appri elated Hazard Herald is your best Rev E. Tipton Car guaranteed. The This Is One Man's Opinion of Vietnam." Faulkner the other from for a job well done. Just phojpjt ' facts pub'ication ; - impressive to the it * it. and the feel- ,| They wire verv ••vi I think our readers would like The opinion r 6 4114 or better still, call in person. ' at~.ee t i m • letter I received came jr "S f. r the New Year ing you get from one soldier could influence a lot of other peo of tins season Another was made of a college in our area pie's thinking. k* w : Tours. Wo n.'. t sa*. thal our ..roa ha« Lord-ally h the present administrati Ida Bowling • and unbiased wav t > et ed which the state admit peace of the Holy Ghost be with us Agree Or Not DISCUSSION ~ : WEEKLY I t excuse. V ..ng is w rse than vours hut I don t fiave any