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Center Microfilm Kentucky University of Lexington, Kl. vator. Call Siegel reopens next week; first 100 called back The good news that approad- is another mapti4 if the construc- replacing wood beams with steel that it will take anotner three to over 280 at work in the South mately 100 operators will be called tion work continues at its pres- beams is moving right along after four weeks to complete similar Fulton plant, an increase of back to work at the Fulton (Ky). ent pace, Mansiger Jim Huffine a delayed start. work in the "old" half of the around 85 in the last two months. plant of Henry 1. Siegel Company told The News. The 100 operators who will be building, and that when this work All of these will be retained in plant when the next week was learned Wednes- A News representative visited called back between June 15 and is finished the balance of the en- the South Fulton tire work force will be called. He Kentucky building reopens, af- day. the Siegel factory Wednesday with 20th will work on the ground and stated that the firm expects to fording an all-time peak of "close how much of second the new The entire work force of the a camera to see just floors of buildng, call back all who were working to 600" in both plants by mid- Kentucky plant, numbering a report could be given our read- where concrete and steel work has before e late-winter shutdown. summer "if we can find the work- around 300, will be back at work ers, and found that the work of been completed. Huffine stated In t1 , meantime, Siegel has ers", Huffine stated.

Yearly: trade area $3.00 WFUL rwAy•IN TUNS Ced'Elsewhers In US 84.00 WITH YOU RA 10 E NEWS Single Copy, 1Cc on each floor will support APPROXIM‘TELY 130 new steel columns aseles 102 these big beams. Above picture was taken on the seelind flour it Ole new building, as workmen prepare to heist another Warn in plisse. Volume Twenty-Nine Fulton, Fulton County, Kentucky, Thursday, June 9, 1960 Number 23 Dispute Over Whether To Rezone Fulton County School Board Members Carr Brought Before Council State Lot On ge 55. In one of its shortest meetings in owners object to the move, while Appeal To Public To Settle Controversy many months, the Fulton City the Church of Christ seeks it in night, dis- order to utilize the property for a Council met Monday tion taken in spite of warnings listened to full-width-of- property Church Three members of the Fulton County School Board posed of its business, from the State Board of Education gradu- different extension. After deliberating the several delegations on appealed to the general public today in an attempt to that they would intervene if the hour decision, the Council tabled it until shoes. matters, and adjourned in an the controversy was not ended. its next meeting. solve controversy still raging among the school Ion to and 20 minutes. In what was called a "harmony up board members concerning the appointment of a super- wsical If the Council was not quite In other busbsess, the City of move." a majority of the members to its usual jovial mood, there was Fulton: intendent. James Shaw, Earl Taylor and A. B. Dement of the Fulton County board of edu- en ex- no sign of friction or embarrass- — — Announced employment of placed their case before the public today in a signed cation Friday night proposed em- ment over the recent May 20th Horace Stephens as new City ployment of a school superinten- caucus, in which Mayor Tripp was patrolman replacing Carmi Page, statement asking the public to prevail upon certain dent not identified with either )ost or relieved of his supervisory activi- resigned; board members to rid the-school system ef all figures faction in the school system. ties for making unauthorized city — — Voted to buy a new "fogg- The "minority" group of the purchases. involved in the four-year old controversy. I. ing" machine for Fulton for fly board turned down the proposi- Most important item of business In an executive session of the as sunerintendent while the ma- and mosquito control and an- tion. support alignment Monday night concerned a dispute board following the public meet- joritv group sought to hire Slim- HAROLD WEST ;left) and BUDDY SWIFT cheek nounced sale or Fulton's half-in- County Superintendent Beanl ware approximately 20 feet apart.: over whether or not to rezone the ing, attended by the press. those mers as assistant superintendent of new beam. Old wood beams terest in the present one to South Darnell's contract is expiring on new steel beams, of equal streneth, will he half that distance apart. lot next to the Church of Christ on attending heard charges of alleged thereby bringing in a new super- Fulton, who now owns it outright; July 1, and the board last fall Steelwork in the new building will be completed in another week Carr Street as a "central busi- profiteering and counter-charges intendent to close the ranks of — — Announced plans for a big elected Robert L. Summers, for- and then work will begin on floors and beams in the old build/me. ness" zone. The rezoning from its of alleged bribery hurled at key feuding patrons and school offici- mosquito and fly eradication drive mer principal of Fulton County present status as a "residential" figures in the controversy. als. in the city and suburbs this year, High School, superintendent for area was recommended by the Ful- The "minority" group clung to Last Friday night's meeting to commence soon as the new ma- two years. ton Planning and Zoning Board, their plan to hire Bobby Summers ended in a statement with no ac- chine is ready; _ Summers, was called to the but referred to the Council for — — Moved to file suit against meeting Friday night, and was final decision_ Adjacent property asked those delinquent with payment on if he would accept the posi- of their street improvement accounts; First Baptist Pastor To Leave On tion assistant superintendent at the he — — Voted a $250-per-month same salary was offered as superintendent. Teari salary for City Attorney Rodney Revenue 14,000-Mile South American Tour Summers he would Miller, a reduction of $50 monthly said not and that he planned to take office July under that paid his predecessor. John D. Laida, pastor of the 1. He said he had been told by the Here Thursday (The reduced pay scale has been First Baptist Church for the past state board of education that his in effect since January 1st). seven years, will begin a 14,000- Revenue Commissioner William election was legal and said if the The Mayor and all councilmen mile missionary tour of all coun- E. Scent reminded Fulton coun- tried to else were present with the exception of board employ anyone bans this week that a revenue tries of South America on Monday J. 0 Lewis. he would "take the entire board to team would be at Fulton, 2:00, of next week. The month-long trip Continued On Page Floe Thursday, June 9, to explain the will be by air with Miami as the new sales tax to retailers. starting point. A group of 14 other The meeting will be held at City Man Burned As pastors from Kentucky and Tenn- Jaycette News essee will join Bro. Laida in Hall. By Shirley Hawks sales tax effect Miami. The goes into Tractor Explodes Husbands have been neglected, the new tax Major cities to be visited include July 1. Income from -rrieabs we been hurriedly pre- -finance the veterans' bonus Kingsto, Jamaica; Barranquilla, will Roy Etheridge was burned, but pared, children left with baby-sit- provide for services Columbia, Maracaibo and Caracus and increased not seriously, on the face and arms ters. and house cleaning left un- 45c BEAMS now replace the old wooden beams is and expanded facilties. in Venezuela; Port of Spain in HEAVV STEEL EYE and his hair was singed when a done, for the past few weeks while the lienry I. Siegel building su the Kentuehi side of the TwinAtlielk said a better understand- Trinidad; Belem, Recife, Belo Scent tractor he had been driving ex- the Jaycettes worked whole-heart- giving proper support to the second and third floors. previously -de- ing of the new the Horizonte and Rio de Janeiro in tax at outset ploded on the Dewey Johnson ly on the Tiny Tot Review. Last clared unsafe. would make it easier for retailers. Brazil;Montevideo, Uruguay; La farm off Highway 307 northeast Thursday night they were well re- There will be made Paz. Boliva; Buenos Aires, Argen- available to of Fulton at 1 p. m. Tuesday. warded when the event turned out those attending the meeting all tina; Lima, Peru; Guayaquil, Ecua- --jottings the Mr. Etheridge was planing to to be such a success, and everyone Fulton Job May necessary forms and dor; Panama City and Mexico City. instructions rake up some hay. He pulled up to was so well pleased. Lot of work from to be used in reporting and re- the gasoline tank to fill up the This will be a combination mis- went into this show, and I would mitting the tax. • Be Hard To Fill tractor. The vehicle was hot and sion and preaching tour with op- like to take this opportunity to Specific topics for discussion will exploded. portunity to preach at mission REV. JOHN LAIDA give the girls the credit they are fo's The coaching vacancy at Fulton be: the sales tax permit and who stations. Bro. Laida will make due. hard one to will obtain one, receipts taxable High School may be a many pictures and tape recordings ranged al Ithe reservations. The show started with our Gen- to James Elkins under the new law, means of re- Mrs, Nall Is Guest last Sun- fill, according of the activities and events of the At he monthly meeting eral Chairman, Dot Warren, who sports editor. For porting the tax and the tax form the Sun-Democrat trip in order to make reports to the day afternoon, the deacons of outlined the complete review down for someone to be used, the sales tax bracket Speaker To Rotarians the school is looking church and community. Brownell church presented their pastor with to the very last detail. She ap- coach both sports—basketball and records the merchant will to Dr. Glynn Bushart had charge Tours, Inc. of Atlanta, Ga., has an: luggage for the trip. pointed four directors composed of football. The two-sport keep. Note Bookl and of the program at the regular Ro- Dean Poston, Faye Young, Joane coaches are getting scarcer every The team will then answer re- tary Club luncheon meeting at the Creason and Mary Lawson. They day with all of the concentration tailers' questions. Park Terrace Tuesday. He intro- decided what was to be done, by on one sport by most college Four Persons Fined, One Forfeits duced Mrs. M. C. Nall of Fulton as whom, and when. These gals did athletes. John L Crawford, editor and the guest speaker. such a complete job that the re- Departing mentor Charlie publisher of the Corbin Daily B&PW Officers The visiting Rotarians were Saturday Morning view went off without one single Thomas, who is going to Tell City, Bond At Trial Tribune can be called truly a Jerry Porter and Dennis McDaniel mistake. Obera Johnson, Virginia hid.. as head football coach, did newspaperman's newspaperman. of Clinton, Oscar Smith of Padu- Four persons were fined and an- again, on another charge of as- Jones, and Zane Taylor had charge an outstanding job in both sports, Are Installed Many of his writings have been cah and Mr. Orenduff of Union other person forfeited her bond by sault. Mrs. Nall is charged with of the contestants. They spent probably one of the best efforts in The new officers of the Fulton- widely reprinted and we think that City. failng to appear in court, at a trial having kicked a Fulton policeman, many hours calling mothers asking LUE the state. South Fulton Business and Pro- the following column he wrote held before South Fulton Mayor Archie Martin, who is a patient in them to enter their children and While findng a two-sport coach fessional Women's Club were in- ; welcoming the Mid-Summer meet- Scouts To Distribute Milton Counce Saturday morning Fulton Hospital suffering from a receiving applications. They tried may be a hard job, the netseenentor stalled in an impressive ceremony ing of the Kentucky Press Associ- at 10 at the South Fulton city blood clot in his left leg. The blood hard not to miss one family and )DUCE will inherit the nucleus et a prom- at a dinner-meeting of the group Seed At Jamboree ation to his Cumberland Valley is hall, according to Chief of Police clot was caused when Martin was from the 136 entries. I would say .Y ising football team and pretty good at Smith's Cafe Tuesday evening. • priceless bit of rhetoric and one When the local Boy Scouts go to Elmer Mansfield. kicked by Mrs Nall, when he went they didn't. Carolyn Needham, prospects in basketball. _Presiding at the service was Mrs. that an editor will keep on his desk the Scout Jamboree in Denver to the rescue of the South Fulton who was publicity Thomas left a veteran rod squad Josephine Poyner. retiring presi- The five persons were arrested chairman, did and read over and over when the next month, they will be carrying policeman, James Adams, accord- an excellent job. Judy Welch, that figures to be one of the top dent of the Mayfield club. _ Friday night week after beating up - $1.00 going gets rough. 1,900 packages of Kentucky Blue James ing to Chief Mansfield. Dorris Arnold, and Lela Tate contenders for the small school The new officers are: Mrs. Nelle a South Fulton policeman, had I think you'll enjoy reading it Grass seed to be distributed among Wayne Gravitte of Wing° was charge of the decorating of the title in the Western Kentucky Lowe, reelected president, Mrs. Adams. at Mae's Grill on East as we did and here it is: the Scouts from the various parts bound over to the action of the stage. These gals did a mighty Conference this fall. Ana Belle Edwards, vice-president, State line. fine of the country attending. Obion County Grand Jury on the job and RAVELINGS Mrs. Kellena Durbin, reelected Saturday morning Miss Lucille came out with a very at- On one side of the packs reads first Monday in September. He is tractive By John L. Crawford recording secretary, Mrs. Gladys Harrison of Martin was fined a and clever setting. Kath- "Kentucky Blue Grass, Ferry charged with assault He made his erine Thompson Simpson, corresponding secretary, total of $49.50 on three counts, as- had charge of the Tiny Tot Revue Morse Seed Co.. Fulton", while on bond, which was set at BIBLE THOUGHT and Mrs. Mildred Freeman, treas- sault, disturbing the peace, and $500. programs, and the P. A. system. the other is "The Four River drunkeness. Ted Potts of Fulton, charged Ushers were Carolyn Needham I saw vanity under the urer. public Again, Council." with assault, disturbing the peace and Lila Tate, and Zane Taylor sun.—Eccl. 4:7. Well Attended There were several visitors Mrs. Ernestine Nall of Fulton public not took charge of the record player, Tiny Tot Revue sponsored by present at the meeting Tuesday PRESENTS MUSICAL was fined the same amount on the and drunkeness, could Once again it is my privilege to and curtains behind the stage. Pat Jaycette offically opened the night. same three counts. She was also pay his fine of $49.50 and remains extend an offical welcome from King and Patsy Butts, Virginia Cress' e Myrtle Festival last Thurs- The next meeting will be a pic- Mrs. Nelson Tripp presented a placed under a $250.00 bond until in the South Fulton city jail. 29c the City of Corbin, and the Tr- Jones, and Charlene Silverthorne day night at Carr Auditorium. The nic with each member bringing a musical program at the regular June 18, when she will be tried Miss Mildred Williams of Fulton, county area, to the visiting breth- had charge of 11 revue, which had 136 entries rang basket lunch. The time and place luncheon meeting of the Lions Route 1, who was charged an the the ticket sales, and of the Kentucky Press Associ- Eva ren ing from 2 years old to eight, drew will be announced later. Club Friday at the Park Terrace. same three counts, forfeited her Newton selected the gifts for and their ladies. We're glad HOUSE DAMAGED BY FIRE -- 25c ation a big crowd and it is planned to $49.50 bond by not appearing in the winners. you are coming to Cumberland All of the Jaycettes worked so make the revue an annual event A house belonging to a Jones court Saturday. Falls State Park for another of hard on the Review and cer- here. family at Water Valley caught fire In the fight at Mae's Grill, where we your summer meetings. We hope Classes Will Start At Policeman Adams was called to tainly hope that the public was C Die ision One winners (ages 2 Swimming at 2:30 Tuestlay afternoon and you have a pleasant and profitable stop a well pleased so that we can if the Ann the Fulton Fire Department was disturbance, he suffered a sojourn in these mountains, and go thru 4) were petite Beverly club so wishes make this an an- called. Damage was confined to dislocated shoulder and bruises. back to your desks and your shops Brown 3, daughter of Mr. and Willow Plunge On Monday,June 13 nual affair. Next time you see a one room. refreshed and inspired to do a Mrs. Gene Brown and William BEELERTON FACULTY Jaycette on the street tell her you Joseph Fortner, two-year-old son Swimming classes at Willow This class will be held from 9 greater job for your communities GOODWIN DIES The faculty members for Beet- enjoyed it and you personally Joseph Plunge swimmng pool will start a. m. to 10 a. in. MRS. 9C and your Commonwealth. of Mr. and Mrs. Fortner. In erton School next year are Mrs. would like for this to be annually. • • • made no Monday, June 13 and will con- The Ladies Class will be held Mrs. Hartwell Goodwin of May- this division the children Zuaneta Phelps, Miss Blanche We would also, like to express entrance, on the tinue through June 24. from 10 to 11 a. m. Members so field, the former Margaret Pirtle The newspapermen of Ken- formal they were Baker and Mrs. Margaret F. our sincere thanks to all the mer- The Beginners class is already far are Mrs. H. N. Strong, Jr., Mrs. of Water Valley, died at the Ful- $1.00 tucky serve faithfully and well the stage playing as the judges made White. chants who allowed posters to be filled up. Members of the class are Bobby Scates, Mrs. Charles Walk- ler-Gilliam Hospital in Mayfield great C'ommonwealth of which their decision. put in their store windows, to the Phelps, Paul Phelps,. Bar- er and Mrs. Sonny Pucket. There at 1:05 a. m. Wednesday. She was $1.00 they are an integral part. They Division two (5 and 8 year-olds) Greg OPENS JUNE 24 papers who were so good giving us winners were: bara Connaughton, Richard Con- are several vacancies. 39. Services will be Friday at guard zealously the priceless heri- Shelia Harrison, The opening performance of the publicity, and to everyone else Stuart Voelpel, Judy The Intermediate Class from 11 Pilot Oak Baptist Church. M YOU tage of freedom of speech and the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas naughton, outdoor specaele, "The Book of who helped. Olive, Rita Craven, Charles Whit- to 12 noon is composed of Joyce dignity of the indivdual. They are Harrison and Mike Hagan, son ot RECEIVE SCHOLARSHIP Job" will be at 8:30 p. m. Friday, Colonial Donna Brann, Forehand, Randall Burcham, Carol the watchdogs of the treasuries of Mr. and Mrs. Billy Hagan. nel, I3enita Burrow. June 24 at the Pine Mountain State HORSE SHOW JUNE 23 lditional Beadles, Heathcott, Carmen Weeks, and Maridel Wells, a graduate of this city, county and state govern- The 7 and 8 year - old winners Jimmy Brann, Betty Park amphitheatre, Pineville, Ky. The seventh anual Horse Show four children, Alice Kay Johnson. year's Fulton High graduating ments. They encourage the honest were: Kathy Jo King, daughter of Charles Moss and Performances will follow nightly of the Henderson County Saddle Meacham, Robert Bur- There are some openings. The elm, has received a partial schol- and courageous officials and ex- Mr. and Mrs. Billy Joe King, and Kathy Ann except Sunday through August Club will be held Saturday night, Jim Flushcaskiee, Jr.. Intermediate Class is based on astic scholarship from Murray pose the occasional crooks that David Puckett, son of Mr. and row, Jr., 20th. June 25th at Henderson, Ky. (HIV 8 abilty not age. State College. confirmed On Page Five Mrs. Sonny Puckett. Mariana Weeks. 'OPEN DOOR POLICY by b4cFeatters Kentucky's Old Capitol is to be Letters To Editor Go Home, Young Man STRICTLY BUSINESS open for visitors eight hours a day Ever since "juvenile delinquent" help the minister, priest or rabbi, the every day in the year instead of the Salvation Army, visit 544 days a week as has been the Dear Editor: became popular a few years ago as a Red Cross, practice. According to Gov. Bert TO ALL VOLUNTEERS: As youngster the sick, assist the poor, study your Combs, who ordered it, the "open phrase to be applied to any cons are door policy," already in effect at It is with deepest regret that we engaged in mischievous pursuits, nor- lessons and then when you ditic the New Capitol, "will give many inform you of the sudden passing through—and not too tired—read a mar mal or otherwise, the cry has been for more people an opportunity to see of Ted R. Gamble, in San Fran- awls facilities book. one of the state's most historic cisco, May lfith. more and more recreational big en- buildings and its priceless relics." you will remember Mr. means of "keeping youngsters off "Your parents do not owe you Many of thre as a The plea was echoed in tertainment. Your city or village does building, seat of government Gamble as the National Chairman 1.1 the streets." The from 1829 to 1910, now is occupied of the War Finance Committee in for 1 Augusta, as elsewhere, and for a while not owe you recreational facilities. by the Kentucky Historical Socie- Washington during World War II. whi- living . . ty, its archieves of state docu- "healthy recreation," as a panacea for The world does not owe you a Funeral services were held for lst, ments and a museum. the emotional disturbances of youth You owe the world something. You him Saturday, May 21st, at Port- by energy and your land, Oregon. He is survived by thre was more popular than politics as a owe it your time and his widow, Mrs. Myrtle Gamble MINISTERIAL ALLIANCE discussion topic. talents so that no one will be at war or and their three children. They re- There has never been a doubt in our in poverty or sick and lonely again. The Fulton Ministerial Alliance side at 2720 S. W. Scholl' Ferry had a luncheon-meeting at the Road, Portland, Oregon. recreation" was In plain, simple words: GROW UP; Park mind that "healthy Terrace Friday. The group We would appreciate your pass- will have a family picnic on not to be desired, or needed. But it quit being a cry baby. Get out okyour June ing this information along to any 13 at 5 p. m. at the City struck us at the time—and we said so dream world and develop a bacone, Park. of our Volunteers that reside in your area who might have known young- a wishbone, and start acting like Boone. —that "work facilities" for not Mr. Gamble. Judy is finishing high school in sters would reduce "juvenile delin- a man. Thank you so very much. be mature Nashville this year and McKie, quency" far more effectively than "You're supposed to also a singer like his famous bro- JOHN U. COURTNEY would recreational facilities. Now, enough to accept Fme• of the respon- ther, iind known professionally as State Director w sibility your parents have carried for Nick Todd. was heading for New Judge Philip P. Gilliam, a nationally for Kentucky They have nursed, protected, York. known juvenile judge of Denver, years. "Easy on the curves, Joe — there's a dame inside!" Colo., has made the point most eloqu- helped, appealed, begged. excused, 13 ently. It is a brutally frank declara- tolerated, and denied themselves WPSD-TV ICF13-111 tion, but needed comforts so that you could FR(WiRAJill SCHEDULE one well worth the reading FROM THE FILES:— PROGRAM SCHEDULE by every parent and by every boy in have every benefit. This they have CHANNEL 12 CHANNEL 6 Cape Girardeau, Missouri his teens. He said: done gladly, for you are their dearest Paducah, Kentucky THURSDAY. June 9 "Always we hear the plaintive cry treasure. But now you have no right THURSDAY. June 9 ou Breakfast 1 16 'keret Storm -- 5 00 New* Clock 30 Knee Night The 3 to expect them to bow to every whim Turning Back 6 45 Men On JO Life of Riles of the teenager: What can we do? . . . 11:10 Mennen • 15 Kangaroo 4 00 Matinee 00 rover* 9 on Rowe Show Prof. Wit- 100 Tredar 4 16 Cartoons and fancy because selfish ego instead June 7, 1540 never draw a gun," says •311 Now. ,0 CM The oo 3 110 Muffles Shaw Where can can we go? The answer is •lle Dough Re MI 31 Weather ▪ ham Schalb, Kenton bandmaster, 0:3411 Ploy-Bunch 10 00 I Love Lucy 5 30 J•fts CoLlie GO HOME. Hang the storm windows, of common sense dominates your per- .15 eperts lo 30 Or. Brie, 4 00 Sooroboare Miss Marie Ferguson was select- who is organizing the band at 411 Price-Right 01 NBC Nemo Ii 00 Love of 10 30 C• scent Life e 06 Weather pag- r•tion 00 The Lawman 11 30 paint the woodwork, rake the leaves, sonality, thinking and requests. In ed "Miss Fulton" in a beauty South Fulton. 11 -00 Truth-Con flearch-Tosner. I 15 inwards 30 Law Pia man i1.45 Oulding Light II 30 Could 4 30 T.-11 The Truth eant sponsored by the Junior Be You 00 Masteralin 17 011 ferias I uo mow the lawn, shovel the walk, wash Heaven's name, Grow Up and Go 12 00 News Setts Hutton 30 Pr.] Choine 13 OS News 7 Woman's Club at the Fulton The- M. E. Leonard, who resides 13'15 Pastor 30 J Ritmo Sneaks 110 Both Tither 13 30 Weather • fr• Th. etre the car, learn to cook, scrub the floors, Home.!" —The August (Ga.) Chro- 12 10 Roiip 'tem 30 Tenn Erni" atre Wednesday night. Miss Fer- about four miles southwest of 13 30 World Turns $ 30 Markham obe 1 00 Qu 00 Your Life I:* Ifiegier-Worm 0 00 Rerno CNN repair the sink, built a boat, get a job, nicle. guson will attend the Shrine Con- Martin, has a two-legged mule 1.10 Lor Young 30 Hutt), Larrhy 1 30 MOUS* NW, 1000 Milv pamper. 1 00 Dr Malode Peoples vention in Memphis next week, Tuesday night, May 21. 1 00 Th.- 3 00 The Millionalre.0 30 colt, born 2 30 Th re Roots Wsik MOW 1 30 New. 2 30 V. rdIct Yours ii 10 with all expenses paid, and will be This freak of nature, which has 3 10 dr 1 40 Jack Parr Theatre JIM Brighter Day 17 40 N.-.. wawa. 3 30 Adventure $ign Off in a contest to select "Miss Mid- only hind legs, walks upright like 1 00 Is Your Salesmanship As Good 4 00 Adam .• Kee FRIDAY, June 19 South." a man. FRIDAY. June II 7 011 Breakfast it is Meryl Storm g NI News 10 Wee Night 6 45 Sign On 4 35 Danes Party g 16 Cap Kangaroo 00 Star Matinee and Mrs. Guy McClure, Jr. As You Know How To Make It? Mary Ethel Allen, who won first Mr. 7 no Today 5 OS Mtn 00 14e4 Rowe io Cartoon 9 00 Dough Re 110 0 30 place in a state shorthand test of Water Valley, announce the Newt 9 10 Or. The ho 00 Ruffles Snow • 10 Play-Hunch 5 10 Weather II 55 I LOW Lucy 10 'Suckle Hound night, ASK THE AVERAGE store man- afford to waste this much time with- held in Murray, May 4, has been birth of a son, born Friday 10 00 Price RWIlit 6 40 Sports 1•30 ISet Bride 00 Scoreboard 10 10 Cori:MOSS ti 45 Hon-Brin. 1ROIL,,,. awarded a certificate of merit by May 31, at Fulton Hospital. Sr., of Dm of Life 011 Westin's ager what he thinks about continuous It -IS Truth Of COS. •t0 Search 1$ 1110war10 out doing anything constructive? the University of Kentucky. 11:311 Could Mr Toe 5 30 Understanding 102 (told LUsht 30 R•whide 13-441 News 7 00 Trou-ahooter training programs for sales personnel Mr. and Mrs. Len Evanson an- 3110 News 10 Hotel Demme 13 15 Past Swaim 7 30 Mae 0- Party 1-0$ 70... 500 Man Deimos Does every sales clerk in your store birth of a son, born 12 30 Romp Room gee Sports A -joint meeting of a committee nounce the 13'30 Weather s 10 fre• Hunt and he'll tell you: "That's for the big 00 Que n for a II 46 Bowling 5:35 World Sunday, June 2. in the Fulton Hos- Turns 9 00 Twillsht wow live up to the best standards of court- from the Fulton County Farm 1 30 I.., young 505 gore. 1.169 Better-Worse 5 30 Person to Per. companies. My store's too little for all 7 00 Dr M•lone If. 14,-1-••. Pat Bureau and the Young Men's Bus- pital. 1:30 Home Party 10 oo 11.041year Th every customer? Do all of 10 Thom Roots tele News MINI Millionaire 10 10 Mtn Am. ries esy with Pear that fancy stuff." And ask him what iness' Club met Wednesday night 3 Ile Thirster, IS 4$ Jack 5- 30 Wrdict Your. II IS Ch II Theetre them know how to dress and groom Mr. and Mrs. James Kimbell an- 1 30 Adv. n tore 11-4111 Sam Off 3.00 Blighter Day 13 30 Nes* he thinks about a little on-the-job at the Rainbow Room to discuss 4 te Adam A Tea nounce the birth of a daughter. SATURDAY, Jane 11 themselves for pleasant appearance? and arrange preliminary plans for SATURDAY, MOW 11 thinking for himself—and he'll either s 00 a livestock and poultry exposition born Sunday, June 2, in the Ful- c•o Kangaroo 155 Waterfront practice of 7 15 Sign On 3 30 Rio Picture • 00 H title-Jerkier 5 10 Lone Does each of them make a ton Hospital. Reams hit the roof, or horse-laugh you right to be held here in August in con- 7 30 R P D - TT 400 Deicee•Ise-Dlars • De Mighty mows 00 !Uncut. • 00 News 4 30 Commonwealth 0 00 suggesting other things the customer the Annual 4-H LI Picture 41 30 Parry Masao out to the street. But the odds are he'll nection with 5 06 Jet Jack eon ling power* 10 30 04, we CBS The recent announcement of the Waal/re might need to go with the item just Club Show and Farm Bureau Pic- 30 Junior Auction 1 710 Weitern Tral It 110 lik 0 410 Mr Lucky .55 be wrong! • 4111 Howdy Doody 41•16 News 1131 News nic. wedding of Miss Ruth Hancock Have Om fam- • 111 Ruff lb Reddy I 10 Hon•nra II to W. ether 9 00 ("Summate purchased? Is each of them fully Willard Weatherspoon, both of and 10 00 Purr, 1 30 Challenge II 45 Nassbnll 9 •',Orand Jury How many minutes of every hour ,0 Circus Boy • 00 Lockup iliar with the entire range of products the Beelerton community, came as 10 It IS Sat Oruro wk lie 00 Show of Week "Music will go further to settle 11 00 True Story 11 35 World Wide 1)0 fir imont (HS II 45 Theatre do your employees actually spend from our children's probleins than any- a surprise -to their many friends. 11 le Pile • 0 MI Man 3 30 H-wool Mat I 00 News-Winther 'you handle—quality, price, uses, etc? Deck Welk-Parti solemnized II 45 On IN selling—or doing _ other productive thing. Let them blow"off their sur- The marriage was 11 55 NBC Baseba1111 le Sat Movie SUNDAY, June 12 Is each of them completely briefed on School II 00 Sign off 00 plus energy through a horn and Dec. 20, 1939, in the First Baptist 2 30 The Lamp u-to-feet 4 hi CI Catlett work? How many hours of each day 3 00 Welch Mr W 10 Look up CISS 00 Information your advertising plans—and what let them draw a bow and they Church. 1100 Knowl•Alse 6 20 To. n SUNDAY. June 12 Centar7 ire you yourself actually busy? How 30 Camera('RS e (a) Lamle they can expect in customer reaction 10 Ingo On 4 nO W Clim Oolf SI ('513 News g 10 rann.s Men. ‘iuch of your store's payroll goes for s Cevotror,,i 0 00 151-..et Press SO 1711a MI, Life 1 00 ad Rullisan from ads currently being published? 9:15 Hama. Brothers S Time Present 10 Th• Chris ersi goo ri Thesis 'between-sales" time—when people 900 Christ Science g 00 Or. r Trail I on allm • 10 Hitcheock Unless all of your answers are yes— 11 -46 Living Word 7 00 Music on lee I 10 Industry on $00 Nanny Show are sitting on their hands waiting for in oo ram, T1141117 S 00 CM'S, Mow 40 Baseball CBS s In Us Line that "between-sales" time in your around town with 10 10 Her of Truth 9 00 Lorett• Yonne SO Run (lame 10 NI 141. the next customer? II 00 This is Life 9 30 Onorlyear 7 30 fl-woori Mat. 10-1$ Theatre store is being very expensively wast- 11 30 Frontiers of PIO 00 News 4 00 rat, b• Na re. 13 00 NBC Roseballiii IS Run Movie Now—and be honest with yourself MONDAY. ed. 1 00 0.0. Autry 13 00 $ign Off June 13 1 00 Rreakfast 1 111 Secret —is the quality of salesmanship in MONDAY. June 13 Storm g MI News 3 10 Edge of Night —McLean Co. (Ky.) News e 40 R en on 00 Adsm • Wm g 15 R•ngaroo 4 OD Matinee your store really so high that you can Jewell 9 00 Red Ouida 10 I tfo-Rit Rove 4 30 7110 Today Cartoon Cavell SOO Doug:. Re MI '00 POP4,1111 O 10 On Th- (io ' 00 WoodPecker • 0 Play-Hunch 10 4141/11 10 00 Luc/ 6 14 Pallor 10 00 Pilot Is Right 35 Weather 10 10 Dec Bride U.N ilk-oreboerd 10 30 Concentration 40 Sports 11 00 Love of Life 111:416 Weather Mind Over Matters 11 00 Consequ..nceg 46 NBC Mime 11 le Search 5:11 C1111 News We would like to congratulate be available for all participants. 11:30 Could be You Sgt Prestos 11 -45 folding Ligtht 11:310 Kate Smith Ie... 30 Riverboat 13 AN News 7191 The Thula H.Hallett, Newspaper Editor tion of Christ: "You were born to on the success Mrs. Corrierie R. Whitehead of MOO By Paul the Fulton Jaycees 12 Is pastor Speaks 7 20 W-Ils Fargo II OS News 140 Father Knows has charge of the pro- 13 St Thome. are now labor." People who find no outlet for of their first annual Crepe Myrtle Kuttawa 13 30 Rom Room S 00 Peter noun Weather ele Danny THE LAME and the blind Queen -Dar 10 Co,onado 9 111:211 World Tutlie 5 311 Ann Southern week. Those gram. I 00 decay. Festival here last 1.30 Loretta Young 9 00 White Mot, ISO Beti•r-Worse 11011 flanneser lumped together under the less inti- their abilities in work speedily 1.30 boys really put some work into According to Hensley C. Wood- 3 00 Dr M•lone in 00 Trine Seat House Party 111 35 J Allyson 3.30 These Roots 10 10 N W sevirei 3 00 Millionaire 10 00 1.41,14f111111 their mate name of the "handicapped." One of the most frequently quoted the event! The Jaycettes did bridge of Murray, secretary of the 3 10 Corned, Ii n1 Jack Pear 30 Verdiet 10 30 Theatre 3 00 Rriehter Only in the past twenty years has the and pathetic lines of Milton is found share, also. society, "In a few years much of 3 30 Adventure 12 00 sins Off DM 11.00 14^1" Wostbw TUESDAY, June 14 TUESDAY, June 14 The festival was very nice and this area will be under water. All public become aware of them as some- in his Sonnet on His Blindness where 4 30 Life-Riley 7:115 Breakfast 1 -11111 Brighter Dar enjoyable for all attending. those interested in local history • 41 Sign On 1:11111 Toes? 11 00 Potem $ 55 News 3:te Secret Storm thing more than pathetic characters lamenting that he was with- are therefore urged to take this 30 Neva 111:15 Kangaroo 3.35 Ildse of Night the poet, It is our understanding that the elle Dough Re MI 5 opportunity to make this tour and 11:311 Play-Huneh 11-311 Weather 900 Red Rowe 110 Matins, who sell matches or shoestrings on out sight "ere half my days in this big crowd at the Queen's Ball Sat- 111:109 Price la Right 11 44 Sports 9 30 On The Os 30 Cartoon to hear the speaker." - News 10111 1 Loire 00 McGraw night at the Ferry-Morse 15:30 Concentrates& 6 4$ NBC the streets. World War II gave a great and wide," consoled him- urday Truth-Cgm. • 00 Hawker" 15•31 Deems hId. 30 WIth Pother dark world The officers 11:110 Co. building, made the event a of the Jackson Pur- 111.20 Could be Yen • Hi Laramie 11:41111 Love of Ws 00 Scoreboard impetus to the policy of absorbing thought that, "they also Nowa P Mkt. 7 in Cannonball II :3411 Merle Of, The Weather self with the financial success, alio. chase Historical Society, which 13410 111.111 Pastor }Meats I 00 Arth sierras 11:45 Oul Leen • 30 Star Parlor. these people into industry. serve who only stand and wait." Young men like Jimmy Young, was organized Nov. 28, 1958 and is 11:311 Rom Room • 30 T Territre7 WM News 00 O'Keefe Owe 9 00 1/1 Squad 13-1111 Mem 30 Dottie Oillis Ben- affiliated with the Kentucky His- I 00 Queen - Day C. D. Jones, Bill Warren, Bill TO112114 5 30 Manhunt 11:10 Weather 00 Tightrope 1 Merely from an economic view MANY, the only thing that 1:30 Loretta FOR nett, James Butts, James Need- torical Society, are: Maiming Ste- tas Dr maim. 10 011 Slackhawt 1.1:30 sews Turn* 10 Skelton Roots le 341 Noes 1'00 Setter-Worm 00 Ciao, Moore millions of dollars are wasted every that—stand—or members of the wart, president; Hensley C. Wood- 1:35 These can be done is just ham and other 350 comedy 10 45 Jack Pear 1:35 New Party 10 000 1 maedeia bridge, 2-e0 Millionaire by industry's refusal to employ Jaycees, are indeed quite a credit secretary; and John C. Wa- 3 30 Adventure 111:90 Man Off la 30 Theatre year often lie—and wait, and pray. 1:30 13 more ters, treasurer. 400 Ad•ms h Bye Verde* 00 News Weather can to our town. people who have handicaps that many, even among the seemingly WEDNESDAY, June 15 WEDNESDAY, June 15 But It is my opinion, that we now The county chairmen are Mrs. 0.46 Sign On 4 30 Life-Riley 7:410 Breakfast 3:90 Brighter Day be overcome. serve both of the finest, most ener- John E. Kirksey, McCracken, Lou hopeless cripples, can also have one 709 Tod•r 100 Popere 11:00 News 3'16 Seeret Storm BUT THE SALVAGE to industry getic and most progressive bunch Carter Barton, Graves, Ralph W. Lee Dough Re in s 30 News SIB Kan= 3:34 'dm of Night themselves and others, and thereby 010 Play -munch 11•34 Weather 500 Red 4:55 Matinee from the salvaged labor of these dis- useful work. of young businessmen the town Graves, Carlisle, Judge Charles P. WM Price is Right 6 40 Smile • 30 On The 00 430 Cartoon Camera serve God, in has had in quite some time. Keep 1VLabrey, Fulton, Judge Earl T. 141:30 Concentration 1.45 NBC Noe, 14011 I Love USW 1:00 Ruff Show 11:00 Truth Oon. 4 no Pan nrmt• 10 30 Dec. Billie 5:30 elm° Kid able is nothing compared to the sal- cm 5,-,,,ebotrd The wonderful work done by Abili- up the good work, boys! Osborne, Marshall and Marvin 0. 11:10 Could be You 6 .30 Wagon Train 11 00 love of Life vage they make of themselves. One Wrather, Calloway. 13:4111 News 7.30 Price is Bight 11:311 Search 4:4111 Weather ties, Inc., an establishment run by and is 15 Pastor Speaks 5 00 RaMsf 11 -45 Guiding Light 4:111 CBS News I have received an invitation 12 30 Rom. Rome 5 30 Tate 13,00 News • 30 Reckoning has to visit persons of active minds Life 11041 News 7.38 Men In Seam for the handicapped, which does a by the Jackson Purchase Historical i Se Ou•en-Oe• 9 00 Your but ungoverned bodies to observe the I know two Fulton young ladies 1:30 Loretta Young 5 30 Pm. are Pun. 11-35 Weather 1100 Millionaire million dollars a year Society to attend a field-trip this 2 ee Dr melon. .11 nn Phil Silver 11:30 World Tense 1:30 (Sot a Some business of a are having fun this summer. They Novo 1 00 B iter-Worso • 00 17 R. Steel ravages worked in them, not by their weekend. Mother and I may at- 1:30 Thom Roots 15:36 and hires 350 people has lately been are Carol McNeilly and Judy 3 00 Comedr tO 40 Jerk Parr 1'.311 ROUSSO Pert" 10:00 12 Theatre tend. 3 30 Adventure 111:00 Sign Off 2 00 Millionaire 11:45 News. Weenier disability but by their apparent use- Moore, who are working in the Wm 9:311 Tortligt made known by Henry Viscardi's The following places of interest 4 00 Adam a dining Taxan at beautiful Cumber- lessness. Nothing can make one better will be visited: Suawnee Furnace book, Give Us The Tools, which dis- land Falls State Park. ealize the famous words of the Imita- theories site, the grave of Governor and proved many pessimistic Mrs. Anderson, founders of Kut- THE FULTON COUNTY NEWS about people with wrecked bodies and taws, the Cobb House in Eddy- We understanding that Fulton SAVE MONEY ville built by Irvin S. Cobb's High School is looking for a new I. PAUL and JOHANNA M. WESTPHELING weakened hearts. grandfather around 1800, the Lac- band director as Arthur Roman Editors and Publishers ON REPAIRS THIS WORK of rehabilitation has lede Hotel in Eddyville built failed to apply for another year. around 1806 Lyons, and a Also, the school needs a math All Around" in class in Kentucky than the economic, or by the Voted "Best a greater value Don't wait for little TV ride across the Cumberland on the teacher. in 1954 Kentucky Press Association judging psychological. When you read of Also &rand place in 1959 and Ronorable Mention te the ferry boat at Eddyville. troubles to grow Into ISIS. four men with only five good arms The trip will start from Ken- Rodney Miller, Fulton City At- big ones. Call us at the papers in Ful- torney, has been named attorney Successor of various weekly and one good leg between them or- tucky Dam Village auditorium at first sign of trouble. ton, the first of which was founded in 1880. 1:30 Saturday afternoon, June 11. for the Fulton County School Depend on our expert ganizing a paying factory; how a man Board. The board recently voted to 4 idr se 111 ,n.-l1 (subscriptions. change of 'Admin. After the field-trip, the group Box 455 Pluton. Kentucky SERVICE service. forms 3579 to Post Office so disabled by an exploding shell as to will meet at the Kentucky Dam dismiss Farland Robbins as its at- Published Every Thursday of The Year be able neither to sit nor stand could auditorium to hear Walter Gresh, torney. REPAIR Regional Director, Department of Antennas Installed Kentucky Press Amodation efficient shop manager, A member of the yet become an Interior, who will speak on the Judy and ?Nitride Boone, sister member of the Fulton County Farm Boreal A you have a compelling proof of what Preservation of Historical Monu- and brother of the famous Pat Boone, were guests in Fulton Subscription Rates: $3.00 per year in Fulton is in itself clear enough but needs to ments and Buildings. The dinner Hickman Graves Counties, Ky., and Obion will be buffet. • Thursday. They had lunch at the Elsewhere constantly viewed afresh—the Roper Tenn. he Television and Wenkley Counties, At the beginning of the tour, a Park Terrace with their great- United States $4.00 per year. throughout the power of the soul over the body, the written resume of the history of aunt, Mrs. Ira Little, and also 306 Main Street Phone 307 The News, Thursday, June 9, 1960 superiority of the spirit. the points of interest visited will visited their great-uncle, Earl 3 for South Fulton H. S. Building Is DEATIIS Mrs. Killebrew Mike Fink Added Page 3 The Fulton News, Thursday, June 9, 1960 Mrs. Virginia Newberry Kille- low Being Torn Down This Week brew, 67, died at 1:15 p. m. Friday To Kentucky's I Rev. Fulton County Now Claude C. licAlist' er at her home, Fulton Rt. 1. Leggett As workmen continued with the times before the structure began Claude C. McAlister, 78, retired She is survived by two sons, In Eradication Work construction of Water Valley coal dealer, died at hat we a seven-room ad- to collapse. Richard Killebrew, Fulton, and Pion.eer Legend Chosen For Tour dition to the South Fulton gram- 10:30 a. m. May 31 at Jones Hoe- Pioneer There are now 94 Kentucky Nwing The work began two weeks elle. Gilbert Killebrew, Mayfield; a Kentucky never knew a I The Rev. J. L. Leggett, pastor mar school this week, only feet pital here, after being in declining more fabulous counties participating in some Fran- School Principal Lester Betty sister, Miss Bertie Newberry, Ful- character than of the First Methodist Church for away a large steel ball was crash- health for quite some time. He Mike Fink, phase of the area brucellosis-con- said he believed the building ton, end a granddaughter. two fisted keelboater the past two years, was honored ing against the walla of the old would be torn down and the site had been in the hospital for only who made his name working, trol program, the UK Cooperative )er Mr. Funeral services were held Sun- last week when he was one of 30 three-story high school building. a few days. brawling and Extension Service said this week. airman cleared for the new t‘ ,o-story high day afternoon at Central Church shooting up and Methodist ministers chosen to par- The old structure is structure Mr McAlister was born Sept. down the Mississippi The state veterinarian's office ittee in making way school th' of Christ here, with Oliver Cun- and Ohio ticipate in evangelistic work in for a new high 17, 1881 in Hickman County and Rivers. said that 34 counties are modified- War II. school building The seven rooms of the elemen- ingham officiating. Burial was in Chile and Peru in October had lived all his life in that County and certified brucellosis-free areas. which is to be finished by Jan. completed He often boasted: eld for tary school are to le Oak Grove Cemetery, under direc- November. Four of these recommended 1st. The crashing steel ball, swung and in Water Valley. "I can out-run, out-hop, out- were I Port- by Aug. 27th, next, and Mr. Betty tion of Whitnel Funeral Home. He was invited by the General the first two months by a crane, thudded against the He was the son of the late S. A. jump, throw down, drag out and of this year. ved by said the high school students -•-ill Board of Evangelism of the Meth- The counties in three-brick thick walls several and Ida Hampton McAlister. He lick any man in the country. I'm a this area include 3amble then use these rooms until t new odist Church and the Board Calloway, Fulton, married Miss Lena Brown in 1905 Salt River roarer. I love the wim- of Graves, Hick- hey high school structure I, completed. Missions, with the approval man, Todd, re- and was a life-long member of the Leadership min and I'm chock full of fight." of and Trigg The new high school building, Theme Bishop Marvin Franklin. Ferry Mt. Zion Cumberland Presbyterian This 5-foot-9 scrappy keelboat- which will be for the top four The ministers are Church. er of the 1790's and early 1800's making the grades, will contain three stand- Of State 4-H Week trip at the invitation Try "NEWS" Classified Ads ir pass- Besides his wife, he leaves three did not have much use for civiliza- of the annual ard classrooms, the home econom- Conferences of Chile and Peru. to any sons, J. C. and Neal McAlister. I About 1,200 4-H Club members tion. New-fangled 19th century in- *EMMY ies, science and commercial de- side in both of Water Valley and Hafford from all over Kentucky are at- novations irritated partments, him. Once he known a library-study hall McAlister of Belleville, Mich.; four tending state 4-H Club Week, complained: combination, and office and stor- BIBLE SCHOOL daughters, Mrs. Mildred Byrn of June 7 - 11 on the U. K. "What's the use of improve- Dewey Johnson age space. The First Methodist Daily Vaca- much. Detroit, Mtch., Mrs. Willie Ruth Campus, Lexington. Five boys and ments? When did cutting down v tion Bible School is being held ewe a. Peapeel Weatherford of Wingo, Mrs. Essie five girls from almost every Ken- trees make deer more plenty? All types of Insurance from Jure. 6 to June 10 from 9 NEY Marna Ewe May Kingston of Albuquerque, N. tucky county have been selected Whoever found wild buffalo or a STONER CHEEK a. m. to 11:30 a. m. at the church. low down pereseatork. am' M., and Mrs. Onez Langer of for their outstanding 4-H work to brave Indian in a city? Whar's the SAVE ! GET our Orange, Mrs. Glenn Bushart is sup- and Rosy mimes Stoner Creek in Bourbon County Calif.; five sisters, Mrs. represent the 80,000 4-H'ers in the fun, the frolicking, the fighting? erintendent of the was named for Michael Stoner, a Maude Elliott of Water Valley, state at the 37th annual 4-H Week. Gone!" school. Mrs. PACKAGE DEAL Mrs. Lois Linton Don Sensing is in charge of BENNETT ELECTRIC companion of Daniel Boone. of Fulton, Mrs. Those attending from Fulton Fink ran afoul of the law once Grace Thompson of Water Valley the nursery, Mrs. D. J. Murchison "Covering everything" County are: Mary Bondurant, who In Louisville and cantankerously Mrs. Lena Brown of Water In charge of the kindergarten, Mrs. Valley won on Room Improvement, Sheri -refused to walk to court. City of- 422 Lake St_ and Mrs. Zuaneta of Ralph Puckett in charge of the !LI Fulton, Route Elliott, Bread Demonstration, Ann ficials mounted his 36-foot keel- 1; two brothers, Odie !primary department, and Mrs. W. B. McAlister Marshall, Housekeeping, Joyce boat, with Fink aboard, on wooden Fulton. Ky. Phone 455 of Poplar Bluff, Mo. and J. Stewart, the juniors. earl Hughey Robinson, Junior Leadership, and wheels and hauled Mike, boat and McAlister of Detroit; 12 grand- Rita Thomason, Style Review. all to Court with oxen. children and 12 great-grandchil- Fink made many of his boasts . Storm dren. Tree-Budding Night good. He once met and outshot Time Is Here! we Services were held June 2 Davey Crocket. But Fink himself una at 2:30 at the Call or write W. A. Ledbetter, Route 2, Fulton, re Mum Hornbeak Fun- was shot and killed by an adver- eral Charlie Thomas Coale@ Horne. His pastor, the sary whose friend Fink had killed. Kentucky; phone 1416M2. He will bud your Black board Rev. Glenn Moore, tier assisted by the Wild, uncivilided, Mike Fink in walnut trees to the finest English walnuts. Rev. They 'do Odie Schultz and the Rev. Quits his own way contributed to the TT* Truti• Charles As Coach are hardy, quick-bearing. ALSO your pecan trees HuttOn Brinkley officiated. Bur- legend and history of Kentucky. kau ial was in the Water Valley Ceme- Charlie Thomas has resigned as to large, thin-shell pecans. .r. tery. them els head basketball and football coach My work is guaranteed. Give me a call now or 41 CBS at Fulton High School. BAPTIST SCHOOL •4111141f write at once and tell me how to get to your place. Mew The popular Thomas turned in A Vacation Bible School got un- re derv.•ay at the First I will call soon to see you and arta. J. E. Finley his resignation Thursday after ac- Baptist give you cost of the cepting the head coaching job at Church Monday morning and will work. Fresh buds from California. J. E. "Emmett' Finley. former Tell ,1 continue through the 10th. .t Storm City, Ind. le neat Pilot Oak merchant, who for the Superintendent W. L. Holland , Matinee past several years had been work- eon said the school is looking for a re- lee Show ing at the ASC office in Mayfield, placement for Thomas who can! I* Wound died at the Mayfield Hospital Moser* at coach berth sports—football Esteron 5 p. m. Sunday. and 99 — kills weeds that other Year He was 75. basketball. Ira. Mr. Finley was born in nide Graves weed killers find too hard to handle ; IN.waree County, Ky., Dec. 28, 1884, son of Da urots the late Wesley and Hunt Annie God- • •• yet costs as little as 254 an acre light Ilona win. His wife, Mrs. Sadie Lee Receive Degrees on to Per Hainline edrorer Th Finley. died Feb. 10. It's not what a 2,4-D costs-but what it controls that counts. 1956. e Arm ric• From Murray Monday More farmers buy and rely on Esteron 99 -for they find it's IS Theatre He was a member vs of the Pilot too costly to experiment with less-known brands. Tests show Oak Church of Christ. Those from Fulton County re- 11 it's extra effective and easy to apply . doesn't foam . .. Mr. Finley leaves a daughter, ceiving degrees from Murray! I- rfrotil mixes easily in hard water, and sprays evenly. A single gallon Mrs. Chester Murphey of May- State College recently were: u.s covers many acres-an extra bushel an acre more than pays field; a son, James Doyle Finley Bachelor of Arts: Janet S. Allen of Maws the cost. Order your supply of America's had of Nashville; a brother. Harry Fulton; Bachelor of Science: James leading brand of Lurk, OW Finley weed killer today. •oaa, of Detroit; four grandchil- L. Clark of Hickman; George E. *Trademark al ,ernolte dren and two great-grandchildren. Easley of Fulton; Ralph H. Puck- I The Dam Cheemeal Compan7 nd Jur, He also ir Ut Wait leaves a sister, Mrs.' ett of Fulton, and Jean Elizabeth WEST KENTUCKY •tre Jewell Harris of Lone Oak. Sanford of Hickman; Master of SEED COMPANY He was the grandfather of Mrs. Arts: Shirley Marie Puckett of .2 Eisen McGuire Fulton; CAYCE, KENTUCKY CM Bowl of Fulton. Joe Carver Ross of Cayce orination Services were held at the Pilot and James W. Wilson of Hickman. n Center, Oak el. Church of Christ Tuesday at n;e U.S 1 p. m. Bro. W. Claud Hall of — aulbran Hen- a Theater derson, assisted by Bro. Jim Can- • .heock savings Conditionine—tamiearatures med. to order— th. cturvy Sundays, Penny non Mystery Show In color al BC-T11— of See Mayfield, officiated. Bur- fat In, Show ill-weatheer comfort. GM a dernonatratioal Use Pat Boone Chevy Showroom meaty. ABC-TV. 140. ial, under direction of Jackson re ftweelal Brothers Funeral Home of Mtn Duke- tient-Week dom, was in the Oak Grove Ceme- tery. 13 grow into WhyLook Beyond evt Storm IS of MIAS STUDENT GUIDES Mew be. Moan Visitor' to Berea College may America's odPecker obtain student guides that for tours •reboerd through the scenic campus of this other dollars with famous college. • Prows te Smith air Tessa th•r StChoice rinv Car Th;;rnaa an ELECTRIC Home Freezer n Fen u thane for the things you want Illysos wince .atne WI Weather Yes, penny savings grow into dollars with an electric 14 home freezer. You save dollars when you buy meats, Uhler Oct crept Worm Ise of Mae fruits, and vegetables in quantity while prices are low ... IUD.. r t onfl eOraw and freeze them for later use. You can bake and cook ✓Ith Tether cor,•board ahead in quantity .. . save work and time. Foods taste Mt,. Weather Mar Parra,. Mew fresh made when ready to serve. 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All live Chevy wagons, where RS ply of fresh foods for look and feel when treated 6- and 9-passenger models, are widest wagons should be wide-with comfortable seating space that becomes up to 92. daily use. Many new to our new and exclusive cu. ft. of arra are. by a simple adiustment. All five feature all the things that are making Chevrolet first choice, too: FULL con. models "townsman cushioning all four wheels ...an ECONOMY TUIMIO-FIRE MI that gets up to 10% more miles to the gallon on regular gas, Is TV have automatic • MIRACLE FINISH defrosting in both re- or that well-known saver, the ell-THRIFT S... the shift-free smoothness of runsoauer wider front seat and more entrance r Into frigerator a n d freezer drycleaning process. Your height In Chevy*" Room= Door sr'Nam than you'll find In any other car of the leading low-priced 3. Now's the best time to stop at the compartments. summer garments will feel by and let your dealer list all the reasons why You CAN'T OUT ANY CAR FOR LESS UNLESS IT'S A LOT LESS CA1111 VOWS si Nil rouble. crisp-have more frify and !xpert a lovelier appearance. They will stay clean ani Get In on the hoftest thing this spring.,.see your local authorized Chevrolet dealer eninkle-free lononr too. Med See yoiff dealer 1008. OK-PARISIAN Laundry Si Cleaners 4011100 Phone 130 on Miracle Finish for Modern CHEVROLET--BUICK, Fibers! TAYLOR Miracle a 307 KENTUCKY UTILITIES COMPANY ' 104 East Fourth Shwa Fulton and Mary Thacker and Jeanette. Mr. Hugh Rushton in teal blue taf- and children, siobby, Cherrle CoPent New,, Thursday, June 9, 1960 and Mrs. Jerry Thomas and Cindy, Page 4 The Fulton feta, Mrs. Leon Fields in printed Painlea. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Engagement Of Donna Patterson all (it Paducah. Conat brown tones of boile, and Mrs. Smith and children, Chuck and Shelton Owens in turquoise chif- Toni, Mrs. Ray Humphrey and Open In The News reports your - . fon. Announced Here By Her Parents Karen, all of Memphis; Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Knighton has return- try Club Over sixty guests called. Mrs Aaron Ethridge and Judy, Mr. ed home after spending over two There ws and Mrs. Cletus Ethridge and months in Oklahoma City with her immedial Miss Ruth Caldwell, bride-elect children, David, Ronnie and Don- daughter, Ruth. while her little bingo to of Don Wright, was the inspiration nie, Mrs. Nora Timmons. Mrs. daughter %,s as ill. house, v, for a lovely buffet supper recently Several v Doin's games of Latta, of Diary the home of Mrs. Gilson at Third street. Mrs. Latta and Mrs. Saturd, a Leap (Items gathered along Fulton's merryway Homer Wilson were co-hostesses for the event. for your pleasure and your scrapbook) The guest of honor wire a blue Buy Now And polished cotton from her trous- The first of the lovely pre-nuptial parties honoring seau and was presented a corsage Miss Carolyn Marie Neeley, whose marriage to Robert of pink roses by the hostesses. She solemnized June 26, also received a gift of crystal. SAVE Eugene McAlister, Fulton, will be The dining table, overlaid with was a bautifully planned tea, given by Mrs. H. W. Con- an imported cutwork cloth, was naughton, Mrs. Shelton Owens, Mrs. David Phelps, Mrs. centered with an all-white ar- 10 Excise Tax Crutchfield, rangement in a silver epergne Leon Fields, Mrs. William Scott, Mrs. Otis White candles burned in silver Mrs. Frank Barber and Mrs. Hugh Rushton, on Sunday, holders. All of the table appoint- 29, from 2 to 5 p. m. in the parlor of the First Bap- ments were in white and silver. 3` State Sales Tax May Miniature arrangements of pink tist Church at Fulton. rosebuds centered the card tables at which the guests were seated. The mantel was most attractive arrangement of glads, caroations Mrs. Walter Hill assisted the with a fan-shap rrangement of and greenery in a silver epergne. hostesses in entertaining. white American Beauty roses and White candles were held in silver ."The guest list included—Miss greenery held in a brass container candelabras. 014 • Caldwell. her mother, Mrs. Louise NEW i 960 .; • $ flanked by white candles in brass Gold punch was poured from a .Caldwell of Union City, Mrs. Hen- candelabras. The coffee table held crystal bowl which held a float of don Wright, mother of the bride- a lovely arrangement of gold lilies white gardenias. Delicate party groom-elect, Mrs. M. W. Haws, and roses in a brass footed bowl. cookies, nuts and gold mints were served from s.lver appointments. Mrs. Louis Weaks, Mrs. Harvey tg The receiving line encluded the C. Whinfpoot For the party. Miss Neeley Caldwell, Mrs. W. Reed, Mrs. honoree, her mother, Mrs. -F. E. choose from her trousseau a short Robert Jeter of Dresden, Miss Neely, Mrs. Byron McAlister. afternoon frock of melon colored Gertrude Murphey, Mrs. H. B. mother of the groom, Mrs. H. W. silk organza over taffeta with a Houston, Mrs. Ernest Fall. Jr., Mrs. AIR CONDITIONER Connaughton and Mrs. Frank Bar- gift corsage of white carnations. Bob Binford, Miss Mayme Bennett. ber. The mother of the honoree wore Mrs. H. H. Murphy, Mrs. E. H. Hil- The tea table was overlaid with a blue polished cotton and lace, liard, Mrs. Robert Burns of Union a white imported cutwork cloth, afternoon frock with white acces- City, Mrs. Horton Baird, Mrs. W. centered with a most at sories. Her corsage was of pink L. Holland, Mrs. Felix Gossum, DONNA GAIL PATTERSON GUESSING! Sr., Miss Mattie Rice, Mrs. Max- carnations. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Patterson, Junior, announce the NO Mrs. McAlister, mother of the well McDade, Miss Barbara Cald- groom, was attired in a blue well of Union City, Mrs. Fred Gib- engagement of their only daughter, Donna Gail, to Mr. son, Mrs. A. B. Roberts The true BTU RUPTURE crepe frock with black accessories and Mrs. Russell Allen DeLong, son of Mr. and Mrs. William UI and a pink carnation corsage. Vernon Owen. irS Hkatk DeLong of Pleasant Hill, Illinois. Mrs. H. W. Connaughton was in cooling capacity The Sensational New Invention Ladies Day was held-Tuesday at Miss Patterson was graduated with a B. S. Degree Sutherland's "MD" Truss beige silk linen, while Mrs. Frank Barber wore black lace. the Fulton Country Club, with a from the University of Tennessee at Knoxville. She is is stamped No Belts — No Straps — pot-luck luncheon at noon and No Odors Presiding at the register was presently an instructor in the Home Economics Depart- Mrs. David Phelps, wearing a games of bridge and golf in the each unit! Approved by Doctors — The afternoon. on black lace frock. men of Jacksonville High School, Jacksonville, Illinois. World's Most Comfortable Those assisting in serving and Guaranteed performance and Truss Mr. DeLong is a graduate of Iowa State University C-2306-3 — 16,300 STU pouring punch were: Mrs. Otis truly conditions the air. Lt. Cmdr. Danny Baird, Mrs. of Science and Technology at Ames, Iowa. He is associ- CITY DRUG CO. Crutchfield, wearing an afternoon cools it: filters it: wrings out Baird and sons, Steve and Mac, ated Ralston Purina of St. 408 Lake St. Fulton frock of blue dacrom Mrs. William with Company Louis, Mis- the moisture; draws stale air Scott in blue printed voile, Mrs. souri, as Dog Chow Fieldman. representing the Midwest. out and brings fresh air in. OPEN WEEKDAYS — 8:45 An early August wedding is planned. Also, the whisper-quiet opera- Sat. & Sun. 1 P. M. till 11 P. M. tion never robs you of sleep. now! — PHONE 12 — are here from Norfolk, Va., to Members of the Ethridge and Save visit their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Maloan families enjoyed their an- NEW 1960 WEEK-END I FitentFIT Horton Baird and Mrs. E. H. nual family reunion and get- They are enroute to make together Sunday, with seventy- their home in Pensacola, Fla.. eight attending the affair held at Thursday & where Lt. Cmdr. Baird will be the One and All Club on East Whidpoot Fry State stationed with the 13. S. Navy. Line. THE GIANT OF GIANTS' AIR CONDITIONER SPECIALS A delicious pot-lock dinner was served at noon. STEVE PEEVES Those atencling were: Mrs. Willa IT'S EASY TO PAINT Dean Stier and sons, Wood Lynn and &Pruitt Donnie Ftridge: Mr. and Mrs. Milli) 300 Walnut Fulton Phone 211 A ROOM Humphreys, Mrs. BUM Phylis Carney AND THE BARBARIMS IN A MORNING art_anions " with SUPER Two Hits! Saturday -TONE Robert Taylor REM 3 QT. AP PlIPPNUM PITCHER Killers Of Kilimanjaro DRESS SALE HIT NO 2 7111 ROW OP IWO KM MO VINT TOO PM Spring Dresses 3 98 i One Rack — — Values To $7.00

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It came id Cindy, (Continued Irma Ports Onto) paper business are, by nature, a the decade 1949-1959 investments about because newspapers are ac- Country Club Wednesday • Frankfort." NOTE BOOK— group of optimists with their eyes for advertising in newspapers in- cepted by the public, by the sub- Opening Day at he Fulton Coun- The state board of education open. They have a liberal dose of HOSPITAL NEWS Coptinued from Pizoe (inc creased 83 percent, according to scriber and the advertiser, if you s return- try Club was held on the Fulton termed divine Wednesday. recently called that which has been statistics. The increase alone in please, as an essential part of the over two There was dinner on the lawn and e'nunty board to end its "feuding" worm their way into places of discontent, making them to be ever investment for newspaper ad- American way of life. The news- with her immediately following or face action by the state group. The following persons were pati- trust. They are both skeptical and vanguard of human prog- there was In the papers are essential to the well her little bingo for all ages in the club The "minority" group is now ents in local hospitals Wednesday trustful. They think every man is ress. If this sounds like boastful vertising in the 10 years was great- being of America. They exist and house, with Paul Boyd calling. composed of Raymond Champion morning. entitled to be believed until he talk, it gives a wrong impression; er than the total amount spent for thrive because they serve. Several won prizes. There was also and Mitchum. The "majority" JONES HOSPITAL: proves himself otherwise. But because as a rather serious mani- television advertising in 1959. This games of golf. group is made up of Dement, Earl Mrs. Minnie Henderson, Mrs. J. they perhaps have a little more festo of newspaper purposes. The Saturday evening there will be Taylor and James G. Shaw. W. Shepherd, Mrs. J. D. White, than the average of suspicions, be- folks of the newspaper profession a Leap Year dance. The appeal to the public by the Bert Cashion, Mrs. H. E. Swift, cause of long years of looking on take their jobs seriously. three board members follows: Mrs. Liza Peek, Mrs. Nora Nich- the seamy side of human nature. • • • • • • We. the undersigned members of ols, Mrs. A. C. Butts all of Fulton; I'd like to remind the visiting the Fulton County Board of Edu- Mrs. Joe McMinn of Crutchfield; This does not mean that the KASNOWS cation would like to take this op- Mrs. Jimmy Walker of St. Louis. newspapers of Kentucky are per- newspapermen and our subscribers portunity for making an appeal to FCL'TON HOSPITAL: fect. How can they be, when they alike that the newspaper business, those interested in the betterment Will McDade, Mrs. W. A. Sen- are made by humans just like you on the whole, is sound and vig- of our schools. At the last regular sing. Mrs. Stella Ellis, Mrs. Arch- and me? But by and large, they orous; and the future is promising. (June 3th) board meeting we (the lie Hornsby, Archie Martin, Mrs. reflect the communities in which. All across this state the weekly undersigned) made a direct pro- Charlie Holloway, Margaret Wil- they are published. They are and daily newspapers are pushing posal which we believe, whole- liams, John Baucom, R. B. Watts, usually as good as their publishers ahead with confidence. Plants are heartedly. can render a solution to Mrs. Mildred Ham, Mrs. Sarah and their towns—and many times being modernized, new equipment OITR SCH001. PREDICAMENT Meacham, Oliver Cash, Mrs. Geor- a little better, because they dare is being added, and in many in- which we have floundered upon gia Humphries, Mrs. Mike Fry all to try to be ahead of the crowd. stances new buildings are being for ti ree (3) low: and educational- of Fulton; Thomas Woodrow. Mrs. ly unrewarding years. Following is Leon Wright, Mrs. C. A. O'Neal all our proposal, made at an executive of Clinton; Mrs. A. V. Jones of meeting, with only the board and Water Valley; Randy Drew, Mrs. Plenty on hand! The price is right! Sunday, June 19 Is Father's Day! county press members in attend- Ethna Fowlkes, Jacquline Dew of ance, for resolving the problem: Union City; W. J. Jorden of May- "To ask those who have worked field; Mrs. Jim Holcombe of Hick- AMMONIA NITRATE AND Question — in our school system and have man. When Pop's The been prime participants (Darnell HILLVIEW HOSPITAL: The Answers and Summers - -.McClellan's con- Mrs. Emmett Reese, Mrs. Pete NITRATE OF SODA — We've Got tract expires July 1 and he will not Holifield. Mrs. Annie Lacey, Rita FRUIT be rehired) in the situation to step Brockwell, Shirley Asbell, Mike Remember him with gifts he'll use and enjoy .. . OF THE aside, and allow for the bringing Ryan. Vyron Mitchell. Jr., Oliva for side-dressing your corn. Johnson, store that's famed for quality LOOM in of a NEW SUPERINTENDENT." Claudette Stunson, Mary selected from the The two remaining members of Kelly and Gwendolyn Garmon, all There is plenty of time yet to plant corn. men's wear. of Fulton; Mrs. George Ceothan, the board did not agree with our and let us help you make your offer for a new man for Superin- Dukedom; Chester Merrell, Cayce; us for US-13 Funk's and Shill's. Come in soon tendent at the time of our June and Mrs. James Haygood, Water See selection. 3rd meeting. However, after seri- Valley. ously and - deliberately thinking through our proposal, we three RACE TRACKS BUTTS 81 SONS Grisham-Butterworth Men's Wear board members fervently hope, be- A. C. Kentucky's five race tracks offer Phone 602 296 Main Street Fulton fore it is too late - - June 30th - - thoroughbred racing through Nov. East State Line to make this important change, 19th this year. that they (the two remaining ity GUARANTEED board members) will dutifully re- consider. POP- PLEASERS On the basis of what we have said, we are asking that the citi- SW zens of our county TWICE - - reflect SAVE and analyze in their hearts and minds 7 this proposal - - TO BRING IN A , NEW / . . SUPERINTENDENT - - and Low, Low Prices... Plus Top Value Stamp; r cflonetton to urge your hoard member to out /// 4I/" stand for this solution, as a is fair 'sir athletic v to alt concerned. We ask this with- le. in. shirts out attemptine to assess blame on 71111C- 0 Wil era- either side - - Darnell or Summers ‹. Dep. - -. but as a final resolution for .'M.'I "4 ,/ 49c relief from a deplorable and ad- each ()minable condition, and the striv- ing for and bringing about of unity to the long suffering people of our Sturdy county, who want nothing more, 1 but first and foremost a better 'to- Sanferited morrow through a good school SYS- ER broadcloth 'tern for their children. We, further, pledge lb. shorts ourselves to 89' i ROUND the STEAK LT; task of exhausting every I known source to bring in the most l outstanding man available for the 69c job. We will inquire through the Sirloin Steak - Lb. - 89c I each Placement Bureaus of the out- Ground Beef 11).49c U! standing educational inktitutions of our state and region, and the na- PRE tion if necessary to T provide -Bone the Steak - Lb. - 1.09 C001 people of our county with the Proper man for the \ springy job. As a Slabla Bacon - - 49c result Lb. of the newly appropriated knit state funds for Rib all Kentucky Steak - Lb. - - 79c swwrs sriefs schools, the time is now more ap- BONELESS propriate than at any time in our State', history for the building of a school system in our county equal to any in the nation, and of Rump Roast lb. 99' Cheese lb.59C which our children so richly de- 69c serve. If we, each the people, do not ac- cept this immediate challenge in FOLGERS the field of education we will not soon forget. COFFEE- Lb. can 6k BISCUITS -6 cans 49c KASNOWS Signed: Pillsbury's Department Store James G. Shaw ALA. WASH RED NO. 1 GOOD Fulton Earl Taylor A. B. Dement, Jr. BEST Flour Plain crr POTATOES 10 lbs- 45C Self-Rising The BELL SO'NKIST - 235 Size Leading PEPPERS - Ea. 5c LEMONS - Doz. 25c Man On DAD'S TUBE TOMATOES Ea - - - 29c BANANAS - Lb. - 10c Father's Day Starkist Green Label. Chunk LIBBY'S TUNA - 1/2 Size 29c BEEF STEW - 24 Oz. Can .49c June 19 Free Glass Sunsweet L&MTEA-1/4 Lb. 39c PRUNE JUICE - Quart 47c Blue Plate Here's a gift lineup that lbs. 49'Rosedale - Sliced will bring pleasure for Dad PINErAPPLE - 2 - No. 2 Cans 5k PEANUT BUTTER - Quart 69c on his day, and is a handy answer to your shopping CARNATION -6 SMALL CANS problem. 25 FREE STAMPS WITH OR This Coupon & The Purchase of One Quart of MILK 3 TALL CANS 39c • Sealtest Juice Orange Top Kick Red Cross 2 -7 oz. Boxes KNOX and CHAMP Hats DOG FOOD SPAGHETTI 23c TIES ARROW shirts 50 FREE STAMPS WITH Tall Can _ __ 7 1/2c Morton Iodized 2.26 oz. Boxes This Coupon & The Purchase of 3 Lb.. of SALT 25c ARROW sportswear Cherry Red 50 FREE STAMPS WITH 25 FREE STAMPS WITH HIGGINS Slacks JERKS Sox Ground Beef A 4 Os. Can of McCormick BLACK PEPPER Season All Garlic Sauce, Minced Onion B-B-Q Sauce, Meat Tenderiser & Course ARROW underwear Black Pepper 50 FREE STAMPS WITH 100 FREE STAMPS WITH 100 FREE STAMPS WITH Summer Suits Novelty items $10.00 Purchase or More. This Coupon & The 1...... This Coupon & A $5.00 Purchase or More. 1 This Coupon & A Purchase of One Case Coupon & The 100 Coupon Of Soft Use Both The 50 Coupon & The 100 Coupon Use Both The 50 RICE'S MEN'S WEAR With A $15.00 Purchase With A $15.00 Purchase Drinks - Your Choice Main Street Fulton Ana ..immion•Arlemorionmonft Page 6 The Fulton News, Thursday, June 9, 1960 Blowout Causes National Flag Fulton Count, Is One Of 3 In District, KIIE Swift's Dairy News Recording Biggest Loss In Population Four Kentucky Cities To Be Awarded By lames Browder, Fteidman Conti Auto To Crash Day Is June 14 The official Bureau of Census $6,823 in this year's poll. Three quarters of a century report population! Development Contest A tire blowout caused a IMO ago, for 1960 shows a The rapid expansion of the Valuable Cash Prizes In Chevrolet to swerve out of control a 19 year old, $40 • month school- of 316,250 in the 17-county First Swift & Co. wishes to welcome chemical industry in the Calvert will be pre at Englewood hill on Highway 51, teacher, stirred by a deep love of Congressional District, a gain of Mr. and Mrs. Noble Laird of City area has accounted for the Kentucky cities will be I tion). between Union City and Troy, the American Flag, held the first 8,196 in the past decade. particpanU Four Route 2, Dukedom, Tenn., as one gain in Marshall County, from 12,- awarded the five-year cash awards CITY about 12:30 a. m. recently. Flag Day exercises in his little Award P of our more recent milk producers. The figure was 308,054 in 1950. 387 in 1950 to 16,705—an increase Kentucky Chamber of Com- PRIZE POINTS The car crashed into a metal guard country schoolhouse. June 1 ur In the The Lairds live about 4 nxiles east Only four of the 17 counties in of 3,318. Five-Year Community De- 1955 1956 1957 1958 1959 Total rail on a sharp curve, injuring Bernard J. Cigrand, who later ship of the merce of Dukedom and he is a native of the the district recorded a gain dur- velopment Contest, R. D. Wallace, 1. London $1,000 838 767 777 730 driver. became a professor of dentistry The small growth in Calloway Extension this section. ing the past 10 years. but the in- President of the Ken- 750 3,862. and a college dean, began a County of 789 is generally believed lucky Rur Henderson, Mrs. Evelyn Archie, 37. of Mem- life- crease in those was such a solid Chamber of Commerce an- 2. Campbellsville $500 881 675 Although the Lairds started sell- long crusade on that day, June 14, to stem from Murray State Col- Corposatio tucky phis, sister of Mrs. Earl Thorpe of one that it accounted for the over- I 716 750 833 3,855. ing milk to Swift only this spring, 1885, to lege. The county growth, centering nounced today. near South Fulton, was taken by honor the adoption of the all growth. The pro' 3. Monticello Plaque 850 775 626 they have been selling milk for Stars and Stripes by In Murray, was 20,936 in the 1960 The cities placed first and sec- Trooper Bill Menses to Obion the Continen- Christian, McCracken, Marshall men ilvini 544 589 3,384. manufacturing purposes since tal Congress on June 14, tabulation compared to 20,147 in ond in each of the population County General hospital where 1777. and Calloway were the counties 4. Fulton Plaque 715 530 555 638 1947. They started out as many Thirty-one years later, in 1950. groups. First prize of $1,000 in she was- treated for bruises and 1916, which had population gains. All 745 3,183. others do, in a small way, with his devotion to the Flag Group 1 (under 3500 population) then dismissed. was re- the rest—Ballard, Carlisle, Cald- Muhlenberg, Fulton and Crit- 5. Sturgis Plaque 633 703 519 387 only 4 cows. Today they are milk- warded when President Woodrow will go to London; second prize of Trooper Menses said Mrs. Archie well, Crittenden, Fulton. Graves, tenden counties recorded the big- 467 2,709. ing 9, and by the fall of 961, ex- Wilson declared June 14 as $500 in Group I will go to Camp- was driving toward Union City Na- Hickman, Livingston, Logan. Lyon, gest losses. Group II (Over 3500 popula- pect to have 20 milking. The gen- tional Flag Day. bellsville; first prize of $1,000 in when the right front In 1949, long af- Muhlenberg, Todd eral farm outlook and the steady tire blow out. ter and Trigg—all Group II will go to Franklin; and tion). Dr. Cigrand's death, the Con- had losses. I. Franklin $1,000 831 925 873 income from milking caused the "The car hit the guard rail twice gress and President Try "NEWS" second prize of $500 in Group II Harry S. Tru- Christian County, home Classified Ads e1001 868 817 4,314. Lairds to purchase 10 Guernsey and then jumped it," the trooper man proclaimed of a will go to Glasgow. The awards the Flag would large part of heifer calves from Wisconsin said. "Damage to the car was Mt. Campbell mili- were made as a result of the five- 2. Glasgow $500 845 917 759 776 last be disployed on all government tary heavy. She was fortunate not to reservation, had a giant gain year total points accumulated 906 4,203. Summer. This addition to their buildings on June 14 and asked the by have been hurt more of 14,532. The soldier population 3. Middlesboro Plaque 805 803 herd more than double their pro- seriously." American people to join in the BARGAIN SHOES the city in each of the five years Mrs. Archie and families of military personnel 593 666 700 3.567. duction by fall of 1961. sees taken to her observance of the Flag's anniver- of competition, Wallace added. sister's are mainly responsible for the 4. Danville Plaque 730 747 660 Mr. Laird is not a large land home after being treated sary. at a BIG discount! An audit report by Joe R. Wer- at the hospital. huge increase near the Hopkins- 668 738 3,543. owner, as some people think one What has happened to the rneister, Manager, Peat, Marwick, little ville area. Some new - some slightly used 5 Hazard Plaque 640 550 769 must be to milk many cows. On country schoolhouse where Mitchell & Co.. Certified Public Dr. Christian, which .bad a 670 724 3,353. home Cigrand popu- Accountants, Louisville, shows the place, he has only his Richland Seniors Are conceived his patriotic lation figure of nationally-known names. Save the These idea? 4E359 10 years five top towns cities will be honored at tobacco under cultivation. The re- ago, now has in each category as a total of 56,891 liv- up to 75% on some styles. follows: the 1960 Kentucky State Fair on mainder of his land is sown down Park Terrace Guests Located near Fredonia. Wiscon- ing there. Kentucky Chamber of Commerce to pasture and hay. In our con- sin, it has become a national Group I (Under 3500 The atomic boom and its after popula- Day, Tuesday, September 13. versation with Mr. Laird, he sug- Twenty-five members of the shrine, restored to its original ap- effects are credited with a gested th-at anyone going into the Richland, Missouri High school pearance and condition by good the Na- share of the McCracken County Forreder's Shoe Shop milking business would do well to class, accompanied by four adults tional Fraternal Flag Day Founda- Increase. The growth in the county Main Street Fulton Bring us your first establish a good pasture com- were guests at the Park Terrace tion, a non-profit Attends Wedding corporation es- was 7.686—from 49,137 in 1950 to RADIO and TV Repair posed of both a legume and grass, recently for breakfast tablished by Wisconsin fraternal In Florence, and also make preparations for enroute to Daytona Beach. Fla., on societies most of whom are mem- Ala. ample stock water. the annual senior trip. bers of the National RCA Color Television Fraternal Mrs. Karl Kimberlin returned For his grain, Mr. Laird rents The group was traveling by char- Congress of America. Locally. the Used TV Sets for Sale home recently from Florence, Ala., some ground to raise corn. This he tered Greyhound Bus, operated by Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle Kentucky State Trooper is where she visited her son and his has ground and adds both Soybean Ray Conway of St. Louis. also a member of this national Wood & Pruitt TV family. While there she attended and cottonseed meal as supple- One member of the group said. association. Career openings for positions as Kentucky State a wedding, in which her son and ment. The grain mixture is fed "If all of our stops are as pleasur- Trooper. Benefits include retirement at age 55, Franklin Pruitt - Clyde Wood grandson participated. the year round. able as the one here at the Park BROKE LEG FALLS Terrace Restaurant merit system and all equipment furnished. 300 Walnut Street The bride and groom were Gor- Anyone driving past the Laird in Fulton . . . Broke Leg Falls is in the Cum- farm will be most favorably im- it will certainly be a delightful berland National Phone 211 don Morrow, formerly of Dresden, Forest near Must be Kentucky resident, Tenn. and Carolyn Jones of Flor- pressed by the neatness of their trip" Frenchburg Ky. high school gradu- ence. house and farm buildings. This ate, age 21 through 30, 5'9-1-2" tall without shoes, carries right on into the milking CHEESE PRODUCTION weight at least 150 pounds and in proportion to parlor he built in the summer of 06 enema laa-liti atPri lite '58. At this height, of good moral character, excellent physical time he built a V Kentucky has risen from sixth 403 onua type, elevated barn, with total cost to third in the nation in the pro- condition, and able to pass a series of written ex- being under $300.00. This was lo- duction of cheese, led only by /nee sr Pens aminations. cated just west of the house, tred.bo ply ilUIJOoll ASO Wisconsin and Missouri, according ippm Supseq JO WIXOM Hiram which makes it convenient both to to the State Department of Eco- Apply Walker him and at nearest Kentucky State Police Post or the milk hauler, who haq nomic Development, Kentucky's 1,12•Iivg PTV buTJP? only to pull right up to the barn output last year totaled five per- write Kentucky door for State Police, Frankfort, Ky. Quality loading. cent of the national total of al- sort ouittliuo.) He also installed a cow-to-can most 973 million pounds. milker and a year later bought a 01 7-can milk cooler. This might seem in a rich, true bourbon like added expense but actually with the bonus paid for milk that is cooled mechanically, the cooler will pay for itself in a matter of months, besides eliminating the STO1 possibility of sour milk and loss of income. This modern way of milk- ing is rapidly changing milking gives habits on the farm. Since hired for • Fifths — farm labor is a thing of the past, $4.00 the farmer must rearrange his milking habits to make each min- Why ch ute pay off. space '0 Pints— $2.50 The Noble Lairds will gladly be usin show anyone that is interested in Be Our Guests clean milking operations their setup. a They are also very pleased with and ret their results Half Pints — $1.30 from shipping milk to new Jo Swift. and Swift is quite proud of having them as one of their pro- Every morning them ducers. the MIL"Live -Wire" - - plenty things MAN HURT IN WRECK with the greatest One man was injured Saturday concentrated Radio Audi- day.0 night when the car in which he was riding hit a telephone pole. He Lau was treated at the Fulton Hospital ence, percentage-wise,in the whole Mid-South for a laceration on his head. De- tails of the accident were not 4 YEARS OLD learned. - - brings you timely and important news of We have complete stocks this Also Available in 5-Year Bottled In Bond area. 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AT DAYTONA BEACH ISO FAMILY VACATION VILLAS IT TIM WOOLD'S MOST FAMOUS INACII Ikeimedas Peels SsW&Tsls Free TV Rolm Telopheass DOG RACING • MI ALM • AUTO RACING AN Ws sad Maar Villas* Is one day afaear as. yaw home Oboe moot Faiarlila reayetal LS ROI WFUL Few free celler brodbur• sad addleiesbal I Infenwelea wv/II•1 MINOR VILLAGE, Dept. 1270 On Your AM Dial 104.9 On Your FM Band I DAYTONA BEACH, FLORIDA NANO means Clrf StAll I. =111111 MN MIMI SIM UM In= MI= 41111=EL. Page 7 The Fulton News, Thursday, June 9, 1960 :t, Award Two Slightly Stephens • AUSTIN SPRINGS KRECC Horace Mrs. Carey Melds • Hurt In Wreck ID•ogiv Contact Social Security Office Contest Told I Is New Police (Last We) poll. E. M. Barnes and Mrs. D. R. Horace Stephens, 38, of 315 Carr Barnes, both of Corinth, Miss., ision or the Valuable electrical appliances Street, Fulton, was named to the •• ale Mr. and Mrs. Artell Vincent and Before You Retire, Is Advice were treated at Jones Hospital the Calvert will be presented to the winning Fulton Police Department as a pa- children Debbie and Kevin, have recently for minor injuries and Contact your social security of- operator, you will need a copy of inted for the particpants in the trolman at an adjourned meeting returned to their home in Akron, Better Kitchens dismissed. 7tmeirs fice befour you retire. This is good Schedule 1040 F. fly, from 12,- of the Fulton City Council Wed- Ohio after spending a week here Award Program which began The two were injured in an These items are necessary in -an increase nesday night of last week. with parents Mr. and Mrs. Roy advice for people planning to file June 1 under the joint sponsor- automobile accident on the May- most cases. Needed papers vary Mr. Stephens fills the vacancy Vincent for old-age insurance payments. ship of the Kentucky Agricultural field Highway just north of Gould- with the indivdual. To find out caused by the resignation recently Fire destroyed the crib and Knowing in advance what papers in Calloway Extension Service and the Ken- er Implement Co., when the left With JIM PRYOR what you need, call your local dis- of Carmi Page, who has been ap- stockbarn on the Flavie Johnson are needed will give you time to rally believed tucky Rural Electric Cooperative front wheel came off of the auto- Avec Orb Ganef Reinest trict office in advance and speed pointed State Alcoholic Beverage Agaisharel farm Sunday morning. Origin of obtain the necessary evidence ky State Col- Corporation. mobile in which they were riding. your first check along. agent in this area. Pryor the fire unknown. needed when you do retire, ac- vth, centering The program is open to all wo- Another man in the car was un- With Jim Mr. Stephens formerly worked Test Mr. Vilva Hawks Jr. left cording to Charles M. Whitaker, 16 in the 1960 in injured. Spring brings Milk today men living Kentucky cotuitleli on the local police department for Manager of the Paducah Social Se- to 20,147 in According to Pete's Wrecker Variations for Detroit, Mich. after spending STARLITE six years and served as deputy curity office to find out what Service who towed in the wrecked Memorial Day holiday weekend Fulton - Union City highway sheriff for four years under She- Most everyone is happy to wel- here with his parents, Mr. and papers are needed will speed up n car, the vehicle was a complete and Crit- riff John Rose. come spring except maybe the your claim. You should have your WED-TRITE-FRI., JUNE 8-9-10 loss. Mrs. Vilva Hawks Sr. rded the big. Mr. Stephens began his dut- fieldmen for the milk companies. social security card, proof of age, (Starts at 9:45) When the wheel came off of the David Lassiter Akron, Ohio, ar- ies Thursday afternoon at 3. Spring brings with it warm weath- and evidence of wages paid for BLUE DENIM car the vehicle left the highway, rived Sunday nite for a few days At the meeting Wednesday night and a low butterfat test. I would 1959 or a Carol Lindley, Brandon DeWilde. knocked down two mail boxes er with his parents Mr. and Mrs. But- self-employment income bids on the construction work for like to discuss some of the reasons tax return. (Also: starts at 7:45) sifted Ads and swerved back onto the high- on Lassiter and other relatives the Commercial Avenue bridge for this low test today. REVENGE OF "FRANKENSTEIN way, around this area. A birth certifcate is the best over Harris Fork Creek were would like to explain to — — — — The car was traveling south on First I Mr. Raymond Robinson, has his proof of age. If you do not have opened. The bids were: W. J. dairyman that practically SATURDAY - JUNE 11 Highway 45 when the accident oc- every grocery well - stocked with all a birth certifcate some old docu- Cutchin and Associates of Dyers- everything affecting the physical (Starts at 9:40) ;HOES curred about 8 a. m. fancy and staple groceries, and ment tha shows your date of birth burg, $50,000: J & L Construction and nervous condition of the cow NIGHT PASSAGE is now opened for business, so he may be used. Acceptable evidence Co. of Humboldt, $45,000; Jim Mc- will at the same time cause the James Stewart. Audie Murphy. 'count! solictes your patronage. Trade at of age may be obtained from rrasT OIL GUSHERS Dade and McDade of Fulton, $43,- test to fluctuate. Now (Also: starts 7:45 & 11:05) butterfat home is his slogan. church records, family Bibles, lightly used -500. some dairymen get all hot under EDGE OF ETERNITY One of America's first oil gush- A military records, school records, The bids went way beyond the the collar when the old test starts very serious accident occured Cornel Wilde, Victoria Shaw. lames. Save ers was born March 11, 1829, near and old life insurance polices. engineers estimate of around $20,- be- in this section Monday afternoon — — — — Hurkesville, Ky., to the great dis- to fall, this is natural I guess 000, and the bids were turned on the late Wm Johnson hill, when If you work for wages, your W- SUN.-MON.-TUES.-WED. me styles. appointment of Dr. John Croghan, cause it affects his income, but over to the Hemco Engineers of may ex- two cars collided just over the dip, 2, Withholding Tax Statement, for JUNE 12-13-14-15 who was drilling for salt. here are a few rules that Memphis and were to be de- plain some of the why in fat test. sending most of the occupants to 1959, will be acceptable as evi- FIRST RUN ATTRACTION cided on at the June 6 meeting of One important factor is the con- the hospital. Mrs. Marvin Hill, her dence of earnigs. If you are in FOR UNION CITY AREA having an Extension Program. loe Shop the council. dition of the cow at calving time. daughters and sons grandchildren, business for yourself, an extra (Starts at 9:40) The contest is designed to pro- I. u I t,,n Cliff Johnson, foreman of the The fatter the cow when the calv- and Jack Rushing, his sister Mr. copy of your 1940, Income Tax OUR MAN IN HAVANA mote interest among Kentucky Garbage Department, resigned be- ing time comes the higher the test Pete Chambers were in the other Return, and Schedule 1040C, Pro- Alec Guinness, Ernie Kovacs. families in improving their kitch- cause of ill health, and Earl Roach will be fore a short time then it car. Mrs. Hill suffered a broken fit and Loss Statement from your (Also: starts at 7:45) ens for convenience, comfort and was appointed to fill the vacancy. will return to normal. The fat test arm and broken ribs. The infant business, are needed along with THE SEVENTH VOYAGE satisfaction. Also the program is Mr. Roach has been working with varies with the stage of lactation. suffered a broken leg and both your cancelled check showing pay- OF SINBAD being held to encourage families the Garbage Department for some During a normal factation tests are were patients of Hillview hospital. ment of the tax_ If you are a farm Kerwin Mathews, Kathryn Grant. to make good use of all available time. lower in the middle period than Jack received a crushed knee and resources when remodeling kitch- at the beginning or end. There is was sent to a Paducah hospital ens or planning new ones. Icy State always a decrease in fat tests dur- while Mrs. Chambers suffered Kitchens will be scored before Band Members ing the spring months. This is due deep cuts about the face and head, age 55. and after improvements. Scoring to the higher temperature and hu- and spent several days at Hillview. will be carried out by a team of Are Recognized midity along with turning the All the other occupants suffered women directed by your local Fulton High'School band mem- cuts, bruises and shock. NOTICE cows on pasture. Tests are gen- 1 gradu- Home Demonstration Agent, bers received recognition for Di- erally lower in June and July and Sympathy is extended to Mr. The two entrants earning the it shoes. vision One ratings received at the highest in December and January. and Mrs. Lubin Grissom in the highest number of improvement contest held at Murray, re- wtion to Ky., The cows health is very import- death of their infant daughter, Pursuant To House Bill 35, Kentucky points in each Extension sub-dis- cently. Legis- ant in butterfat tests. A cow in Melinda. Funeral services were physical trict during the Awards Program This is the first year that a poor health will decrease in both held at Hornbeak Funeral Horne will receive valuable electrical standard Kentucky Musical nen ex- Award fat test and milk flow. Udders with burial in Acree Cemetery lature KM 61.160, The Fulton County Court- prizes, as follows: a Nautilus range has been certified for Division One need to be milked dry and if you nearby this villiage. hood, a GE electric fry pan, a Sun- Award winner. use a milking machine never hand Rev. James Holt filled his beam iron, Kelviruitor electric Those students receiving Divi- regu- house, Hickman, Kentucky, Will Be Open All Post or strip. This will cause the slow let- lar appointment at New Salem party grill, and a Spiralite pole sion One Awards were: Ophelia down early your chances of get- Baptist Church the past Sunday lamp. These prizes are the com- Speight, Sandra Williams, Elaine oil, Ky. ting all the rich milk at the end of at 11 a. m. Sunday at 10, with a Day Wednesdays The Year Around And Will pliments of the respective com- Beggs, Saundra Latham. Martha the milking will be reduced. fine attendance. and the evening panies or their agents. DeMyer, John Cunningham, 41- Changes in feed, especially if done service held at usual hour preceed- Each entrant who earns 50 or ward Butler, Warren Nanney, Be Closed All Day Each Saturday Beginning OR-PARISIAN suddenly will have a definite ef- ing the B. T. A. Home Coming more improvement points during David Cunningham, Danny Carve fect on the butterfat test. The will be observed on next Sunday the contest will receive a Better and Barry Adams. CLEANING change from dry feed to immature June 5, with all day services, as June 18, 1960. Kitchens certificate suitable for Those students were recognized grass will cause a change if done has been announced here-to-fore. framing. on the Honor Day program held and all at once rather than a little at Morning worship at 11 a. m. with The contest closes June 1, 1981. at Fulton High. the time. Rev. Holt delivering the message. Those students who haven't re- STORAGE SERVICE Dinner from baskets will be on ceived their award should get in Weather conditions cause test to Accurate church grounds, and the afternoon contact with Arthur R. Roman. vary too. Higher temperature will gives you loads of room WORTOCkNSHTP decrease test and cool clear weath- will be devoted to Gospel singing. FULTON COUNTY OFFICIALS er will give a more uniform test. Some very fine singers are on the for -easonable clothes TRIAL DELAYED AGAIN At Low Cost Storms have little effect on test if projram with Hawkins Quartette The once-postponed trial of a Watches, Clarke and Mae cows are well sheltered. Heat per- Paducah, along with others, all are Rutherford jukebox operator, Odis Why clutter up precious closet Fleece or All Khali Lees- iods may increase fat but abusing invited to come spend the day and Eznmersort charged with criminal NMI retoly Repaired at Low Owl cows at milking time will lower worship with us. space with clothes won't abortion and involuntary man- es— the test. Calves on cows will cause Quite a bit of tobacco was set be using for months? Let us slaughter has been reset again, most low testing. After the first last week, at whose farms ANDREWS this time for June 30. the clean and store them now, two to three days calves should be plants were ready for thansplant- Jewelry Company raised on the pail. Calves allowed ing. Many farmers who re and return them spotless and Try "NEWS" Classified Ads -seeded 1 TO 5 YEAR LOANS to suck after the dairyman milks their beds, the plants new looking when you need aren't ready gets the higher testing milk and so their crops will be late of TO FARMERS them again. Meanwhile— chances are the cow will not give course. A special effort is being plenty of closet space for the a complete let-down until the calf made to set each alltment nurses, thus the farmer loses Mr. and Mrs. Eric Cunningham Farming is changing — The changes require fi- things you wear from day tO again. There are many more rea- and son George Ed Dresden, Tenn. day. Call us today. sons for low test such as water- spent the past weekend with their nancing tailored to fit each individual farm. PCA ing milk or pouring off the cream parents Mr. and Mrs. Ed Frields. Laundry & Cleaners for home use. The mechanical cooler is the best investment a can meet this requirement with loans for all farin dairyman can make to help Crutchfield OK-PARISIAN keep Boy purposes. what test he has accurate and the From Murray Recently —Phone 130— milk of high quality. Gets Instructorship Every farmer needs a good dependable source of Bobby Ewing McClellan, Crutch- $3,927.10 field, has been appointed to a credit. PCA costs are reasonable. Raised part-time instructorship for the "Summer Resort" 1980-81 Enjoy this seserion at the University Credit life insurance is available on all loans. On Athletic Field of Mississippi, it was announced today by Dr. Samuel F. Clark, Ray Terrell, president of the chairman of the South Fulton Booster Department of Consult your PCA Field Office Manager about in LOUISVILLE! Club, an- Chemistry. nounced recently that so far Mr. McClellan, a graduate stu- $1,927.10 had been raised on the Financial needs of your farming operation. dent in chemistry, has the South Fulton Athletic held a Field graduate project. assistantship for the past year. He is a graduate of The latest donors are: Ivan, Central High School, at Clinton, and re- Stella and I. M. Jones. $25; Bill ceived his bachelor of arts and Dudley Morris, $25; Nichols degree JACKSON PURCHASE in 1959 from Murray State College, Engineering Co. of Union City, where he was on the dean's list. $25; Hillview Hospital $20; Harry Barber, .$5.00: and an anonymous Production Credit Association doner, $5.00. OBSERVATION POINT Dale Clark was winner of the boat given away by the Boosters The observation point on the Warren Bard John P. Wilson recently. He is a Fulton L C. em- Pinnacle near Middlesboro, Ky., Field Office Mgr. Field Office Mgr. ployee. offers an excellent view of Cum- Clinton, Kentucky Hickman, Kentucky berland Gap. Near the Pinnacle is a chimney rock, one of many simi- VET REPRESENTATIVE lar stone formations in eastern For Vacations, Week-ends B. D. Nisbet, a contact repre- Kentucky. sentative of the Kentucky Dis- or Just a "Welcome Change!" abled Ex-Service Men's Board will be present on June 17, at the the Brown Last year, Iota of families •vecatbnar at American Legion Hall in Fulton to This Suburban Hotel, and had the times of their lives. assist veterans and their depend- they save ents with claims for year, there'll be oven morel — and the money benefits due them as a result of their military transportation will often pay for the entire vacation! on service. He will be present from 9 a. m. until 3 p. m. * lioesrOM 'sew "Lewisville Reese * A m.itY A..1"411 swinufti" P."8 he demos, oodles, meeting% benquots heats 15011

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Fulton. at 1379 -We buy white let him get less deserving. Buy Man's clothing, custom logs, custom ow OK-Parisian today and up. Salle and anwica 7: am or after 4: (Saturday and FOR PIPELINE MILKERS and timber, woolens. shoes, etc, before the sales tax! heading bolts. Con- Bennett Electric, Phone 301. Sunday, any hour.) bulk tanks, see Southern States stave and for details on cleaning and stor- Store, and specifica- The Edwards Mayfield, CLASSIFIED ADS Fulton Co-Operative, Central Ave- tact us for prices age. Phone 130. OR R21.41: Floor sanding ma Buyer TeL Closed Thursday afternoons. nue, South Fulton. Phone 399. tions. L. C. Engle, FOR SALE: Baby chicks, daily dila, and electric floor polish- KEYS made Martin, Tenn. C. A. NOW is the time to gat your ALL KINDS OF 5-27611 through May and June. Best in er and electric vaeuurn clean- HOUSECLEANING? Call OK Forrester'. Lewis, Buyer Tel. Chapel 7- Typewriter and Adding Mae. while you wait. quality, lowest in price to be found ers. Exchange Furniture Co for expert care of all your house- 1611 Mayfield, Ky. blue Overhauled. Si. Cleo Shoe Shop, 204 Main. When it s anywhere, if you can find them Phase $5. Church Street. hold articles. Phone 130. Peeples, Service Manager of anywhere else at all. Kesler's We install- Real Estate in• Fulton FOR THE Br...b1 L'eal on Office TV ANTENNAS: The Harvey Caldvell Com- Chickery, the Old Reliable; across move. Get Furniture buy Shaw-Walker. trade-repair and pany, DRIVE-IN Office Out- from the Shoe Factory in Union our prices. We service all makes -see - See James 'J. Butts at The fitters, Phone 674. Co., City, Tenn. Telephone TU5-5721. TV. Phone 307. P.oper Television CHARLES W. BURROW Harvey Caldwell DRIVE-IN Office Outfitters, 309 Walnut Phone 61 STRAWBERRIES PAINT SALE. For a limited time Phone 674. We trade for your Bring your repair jobs to only you can buy Pittsburg's fam- Farm Loans Old equipment WEBB'S ous Sun-Proof house paint for only FLOWERS Pick' em yourself. . . lec Quart your Pitts- Conventional Loans Welding Blacksmith, $5.98 per gallon. See Piano Opportunity burg dealer: the Fulton Paint and FHA Loans Spinet For Every Occasion and Machine Shop America's Will last through June 17. Glass Company for Responsible Local Party can make HALLMARK greeting Cards JAMES C. CROFT, finest house paint. 212 Church -The very best selection of real real bargain on Quality Spinet Rritx "Personalhiee owner and operator. Phone OLiver 3-6024. See - Street, Phone 909. estate for sale at all times I Piano. All details arranged with- Stationery GET THEM FIXED out expense or obligation. Write RIGHT at SAVE MONEY before we send truck. Credit Of- 103 McDowell Street Mitchell and Schwartz WE RENT - - - - Buy Auto Insurance on next to Whf fice, Joplin Piano Co., Joplin. Mo. 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