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PHONE ADVERTISING 4 7 0 GOES THE HOME IN ) FEINTING C unty News THE NEWS / INU5111Elt Fulton b- n- - - Superior Coverage al Your Farm And Home Paper re . I I:11).AI'. JANI SItt 't I lit Nta'BiR ONE Ve VOLUM. '1 DIRE! i'N FITTON, KV lr- re n- Ite Fulton County Farmers To Receive Achievement Award Farmers and Land Rank With The Best NEWS REVIEW 'NEWS' RECEIVES GREEN-WRAP TOMATO FARM BUREAU PLANS FULTON BUREAU IS In United States

, , . SOUGHT ANNUAL CONVENTION AGAINST SUBSIDIES. IGov. Simeon Willis of Kentu CITATION FOR ITS ASSOCIATION Congratulations 1•11, • •••• 40 am • ••••• 1••• • Oft 11. •• • has appointed Joshua B. Evei• hav.• been annoureed The Farwirs of Fulton Coun- Maysville. a hurnitarian, as Cae MERITORIOUS IERVItt Plans are now underway for the Plans BALK) MAR ISUKtittl .7. for th.• ty have set a brilliant example issi f W •Ifa • to •ucceerl W , or ganization cf a green-wrap B. McGehee, secretary. Annual Convention of the Fulton in the war effort as is attested • A. Frost, Louisville. It gives me great pleasure. as ! tomato arganization in this local- upon County $1 ell Reormented will, by the Achievement Award 1 —0-- ity. and progress has County Farm Bureau, which Farm Convention chairman of the National War considerable At Kentucky be held Thursday. January 27, at' which has been given them by The Kentucky Hous.• voted un- Fund in Kentucky, to thank you In. already' ix en made by interests ac- 7:30 p.m.. at the Cayce High Schocl the U. S. D. A., for their merit- to abolish the offices of behalf of that organization for thi tive in the Water Valley sectian. f One of the most suece.s.sful con ammously At this time the annual election o orious service in agricultural highway commission- !excellent support you have given Farmers interested in growing nine advisory e yentions in the history of the Kan produrtiOn. Gov. s: for tiro mar- officers will be held, including th ers enented in 1936 under A., the drive. The enclosed ritation i tomatoes gret•n-wrap tucky Farm Bureau Federation one of esrd.-at csidara, SeCr eta ry Fulton County is the B. Chandler's I vorganization act.ibut a token of our appreciation ' ket, should contact the Farm Edi- oaas held in Louisville, January 12- tio•asur,•r. and hao, delegates a four in Kentucky. to receive this a year and ex- to be tor of The Fulton County News at The iobs paid 51000 Kt•ntucky has reason proud - 14, states B McGehee, seeretaty distinctive award rhe fine It is piobable that a mar- large, and ror.firm eornmunity 1 !of its showing so far, though we once. of the Fulton County F'arm e. ;lenses. by each work of the farm bureaus. the ket and packiret shod can be es- presidents. al eativ eleeted —o-- have approximately eight per cent Th.. mganilatior. obtainea it, Leg- and home agents and • corn:windy, a, directors to repr'•- eouritv Natianal Com- ' of our State goal of SI 419,300 yet tablished and plans completed (ta- e.t niembe-ship in any one year, The Democrati.• sent hoar respective communities every individual farmer wes Washington Satur- to raise. Seventy-five countit.s ttle approaching season. consisting of over 20.000 members. mittee meets in f•dhe.vs, Pah ..t Cratchfi. Id. responsible for this recognition. elect a new chair- . have met or exceeded their assign- It is stated that experienced Mason coun- day probably to Cayce. Sylvan Shad.•. Hickman- Mr. Alex Calv.•rt of Fulton County has alwar. piepare for the 1944 ed quotas. and others have con- men will he available 1,, growers cted president for his man and to Daiwa:vine and Western ty was re-el. been noted a% a great agricul- campaign in which President tributed generously. Reportt•d to advise as to the most market- second term. and Mr. Harve Mar- tural center and the farmers the Two affiliated member-. to rep- Roosevelt now gen. rally is re- raised to date by all counties is ahle varieties. best seed. eV.. It is tin of McCracken county succeeded justly deserve the recognition 1 resent the AS,OCI al Women Div- garded as an inevitable fourth sum of S1.307.1356. pointed out that every grower Mr. Rose° Stone. who would not the. have again received. ision will also he ehosen The term candidate. We are confident that with your knows Mat in times like these, aecept re-election as dinctor of the program committee consists of S. —THE PUBLISHER continued help. we shall be able \Olen the demand for fresh fruits Fiist District or Purchase Area. V. Foy. County Agent: Mrs Cath- SecUrity Board is to comnlete the drive successfully. and vagetables is unusually. strong, delegates from The Sce•ial c•rine Th.ompson. Home Demonstra- The following Four Kentucky counties—Fulton, provide a Ntany States have finished and and supplies ate not over-abund- Rosco Stone, urging Congress to Mrs. Cecil Burnette this county attended: Grant. Hardin and Wayne— have some have gone far beyond their ant. retail prices go up. Under tion Agent. and stronger syetern" of Social Secur- president: It J. French. vice presi- by the State USDA - will product. reports a very interesting program been nomir.att•d expansion of a-over- goal,. We feel that Kentuaky such conditions. a quality V. Foy. County Agent; ity, ine'uding in the making. dent: S. War Board for the Agricultural Ac- on take its rightful place in the hon- crop. well-marketed, brings great- -Age, new types of protection Mrs. Catherine Thompson, Hnme hievement "A" Award. was the ex- or roll by January 31. er returns. W_ 0 Parr. Organization such as hospital and medical Demonstration Agent; Martin Cor- announcement made this week by Every day t he Wa r continues to es- Director of Paducah. wall again be penses, and fedt•ral unemployment Growers can now ht•lp der. Clifton Everett. Samuel E. M. D. Ftoyse, chairman. in the demands ;he principal speaker. Ntr. Mc- replace the existing means zin increase tablish a vegetable market in this Holly, Arlie Batts. Mrs. Cecil Bur- insurance to pres- The Agricultural Arshievement on the seventeen IlleIllber agencies by con- Gehee urges all farmers to be of atate systems. a•etion that will t•ndure nette and Elizabeth Brasfield "A" Award is an award made by of the National War Fund Each the ent at this annual convention, —o— tinuing to maintain, or raise, the local Farm Burcau office. the War Food Administratam to day of •.var means expansian of our grading and aarich completes another year of designed to show standards of quality. The women delegates represented continue having outstanding Agri- Experiments new and accomplishments and constructs supply awn armed forces, ships sizing, so that West Kentucky vege- Associated in honor of Kentucky farmers how to :he ensuing the affiliation of the cultral performance. additional merchant mariners. more become recognized on its organization for markets of their own tables would Womee Division. Mr. McGehee said farm families in those counties. the food and added civilian year. on week at war prisoners the market. Many favorable con- a wonderful trip the counties nom- state were called this - that all reported In announcing victims of war. ditions are said to exist in this sec- M Royse Louisvilie. by the State Marketing and a grand time. iated for the Award, D. The cash needs of the National tion for this type of farming. Fulton County To The Fulton County Farm bureau stated: "Although only four coun- director. War Fund are great, and it is es- —o-- Send Delegates To comprising 738 members. realizing ties could be noniinated to receive sential that Kentucky meet its obli- in R Milward. III. Lex- the graveneas of the Administra- the "A" awards. every county William gation. Sixty million people bene Judge Hindman Farm and Home Week has been appointed as Ken- tion's attempt to scare the public the State Las done an excellent ington, fit thrcugh the services of these Died Monday In Department personnel sup- into believing that the only alter- job in producing food for the war . tucky ageneies for our men and women Hospital A very fine meeting has been by Commission J. Stephen Memphis Dative to subsidies is runaway food effort. Every farmer in Kentucky ervisor uniform. the increasing number arranged for the Farm and Herne .in has. it order has done his part in maintaining .Watkins. who which will be held in Lex- prices and inflation, of prisoners of war. seamen Week. food for our Fight- --0— Judge Leslie L. Hindman. 51. well to its part toward defeatuig subsi- the arsenal of deliver the goods and refugees of ington. January 25-28. Fulton were 3.737 strikes in 1943. known wes.tern Kentucky attor- dies. adopted the following resolu- mg men. This has been accom- There our allied nations Together we county b sending a delegation of Vanderberg. R.. Mat., de- and Circuit Court judge ot the call meeting of its Board plished an the face of extreme 'Senator front and our allied ney. homemakers. with the following tion.: at a legislation out- an the home Distriet romnosed lairdships. I !egret that there is cla.recl for federal win First Judicial make the convention. oi all forces o nthe war front will scheauled to for everv unequivocal terms- Fulton. Hickman. Carlisle, Ballard our belief that not ao award available lawing "in this vear' Mrs Bryan Keatby. Mrs John Whereas. it is production died Monday at farmer and county in the State." int.erruptions in war mil- and Graves counties Mrs. Gerald Binford. consumer sub.sidies will eventually rtation- On behalf of these sixty McClanahan. have not been com- be preferrable to the 2 a.m.. at the Baptist hospital in sneraliaerl agriculture and Arrangements would lion and tlie Kentucky War Fund, I . Austm. Mrs Marron lead to act proposed by Memphis. Funeral services were form of aleted for the presentation cere- al labor draft you for your sup- Dawes. Mrs Billie McGehee. Mrs. undermine our democratic wish to thank at the monies The awarding of the "A" President Roosevelt. conducted Taesday afterneon Paul Choate. government port. Roy D Taylor. Mrs behalf of —o-- Clinton Methodist church with Rev. this Board go Flag which is dane on Sincerely youra. Mrs. J C Lawson. Mrs Paul Clack. It is resolved that of Industrial Or- officiating. opposing the War Fc.od A d•^' ,1!strli,on will The Congress McVey, Chairman underhill Mrs Cade King. Mrs. Richard on record as ultimately that it Frank L. sev- be made by Officers of the Armed ganizations has announced Despite failing health for Wheeler. and food subsidies in any form. but Kentucky War Fund Campaign Mobley. Mrs. Parke of whet: the World months, Judge Hindman had continua- Services as recognition the will ix. representod V eral Mrs. Catherine Thompson. Home gives the support to thy Congress meets in his judicial duties. up to farmers Farmers' efforit in the total war Trade Union aontinued Demonstration Agent tion of support prices to for more Fulton program. London, June 5. Watch Norman Elherfeld. the January term of the which we think is the only fair so- labor front. was to con- V reaction from the Former Kitty Pilot. circuit court, v:hich lution of securing the necessary politiv-al pow Hickman. Court which craves more Dies At Chattanooga vene Monday at 0/. C. NEWS production of food to win this war. Palestine Farm was adjourned until another judge Be it r"solved that subsidies ef. vac- Group Met Here --o— could be appointed to fill the R. E Barr. coal traffic manager would also larger national the !North Norman Eberfeld. pge 68. better un- Dairy interests of ancy left by Judge Hindman's of Chicago, will arrive here Satur- debt and ultimately higher taxes this kr,own to his friends and ',a:A lan A well arranged meeting and provt•d their strength timely death. rarv e,oening rnnte rhte?eo again "KM- Elh-treld 11 -f dinner was given at tne Carr insta- '''' la: a vete mY native of Hickman county. president and who am now ex- week la 1.....1,ag A F R Mays. vice returning stickers by amend- aeek in a Cbattan'ooga. Tenn. as at- tute in Fulton Thursday night 2.3 the IVIayhank Judge Hindman had served general manager. and W. A. John- posing their very Ilves to torture of 55 to aftei at. attack of lobal members of the Palestine Farm Bu- Lave removed h tspit torney far the county during the manager. of and even death. that ment which woi,hi ston. asa•dant general aad hardstno. is for its Federal tax tte emoraa Elbe. fvki was th, had been reau group. which noted cents a treur.d ra rind of 1914-1922 He were in Fulton Tuesday. We, the civilian eonsumer. might the 10 of I- ul!on ch.b Chicago. fine work in th,s section of the oleniargatine m : since 1938. was in on colored circuit judee • C Jones. trainmaster. cat a r.1 !VC in peace : !I Krt, I.. 1::(h edu- county rereived his preliminary Jacksan Tuesday Therefore. be it Battu, resolved. 1 An e:ection of officers was held. a s..-olo of om- in 93(j cation in Hickman county schools. ta,veling engineer. plan is Eight Governors. `ea,2,no T C Nelms. that the 43;iy and some interr,ting talks were hendrea mare- P t he later ta.ight. and attend- night f:orn Rip- tnv sys- ators and a half where retutt.:s: Tsesclay far les, milat:,:nory host ••••.rs. serv- lesser al- ,,,,d S n As-octili in e- and made. Tne chant-mg plus damns or ed the University ef Ken:ucky ley-. Nits,. where was called on tvm consarrcr sabsidies and we sent:dives. : and manaeet lie lk ed a delightful dinner the Srmthern I: Cumberland School of Law. of an uncle. the stabilization jointtd in hy 11,. 3,,IN,11 the aneoant of the death rocomrnend that N' "freight II an,: I,,‘ valu- ,• , con;el 1.11C, lo•hanon. Tenn. utter, he fuel engineer. uas af October 2. 1942. • ,• Governor's South and ins L E act Wash:110,n this 1 th:,,ugh,,u1 the 1907. He was admitted to to rate dinn.e-- in ated in tn Memphis Wednesday carried out SO as President in thls sectien are year ,- DEATHS Thty heard Vao• the Kentucky bar- J N1 O'Connor. tannoarste: was and t.vag,•s. and ham Go...!rh- liCP11,t. Fedin-al - engaged in practice in Clinton Wednes-day the duration. Wall3ct• sz,•!• the and in Jackson suhsiches for 5IRS. S. A. WEST -mon,bpoly He was a law! part- trair V rnent trust break the until Its death D B Vaughn. a.asistunt the South Wedr..! Mrs Savannah A West, age fa. of Wall Street. if PAUL A. LAINE ner of 'he late D. O. Myatt. master. was in Memphis power- wochl.r.sclay l'•,roistry 12, At ecentiviir RECEIVES GUNNER'S WINGS Judge Hindman was a member ts to achieve day. HOSPITAL Methodist church and Dyers- the blame of her dairghter, Mrs. J. with ether sections of the Clinton J. Dame. supervisor and the Men's H. Robertson, 915 Vine-street fol- --o— Paul A. Lame. Jr.. son of Mr. served al a teacher of burg. was in Fulton Monday Fulton Hospital lowing an extended illness She IS (IVPr we'll Laine. Sr.. 206 Ed- fr.ore than 25 years englara Before this v.:a: NI:a Paul A Bible Class for C. H Carney. division is better. vabo Mrs. Miss Nora N1:aors had been a resident of this city fur 16 million persons dings. Fulton. Kentucky. was giv- He is survived by his widow, Paducah. was in Fulton Monday. have 15 or Batts is doing nicely. cervices were armed forces his silver gunner's wings and Samuels Hindman of Clinton; clerk. and J Mrs. Robert 45 years. Funeral will have been in th'e en Ruby Frank Bryant. Congress of corporal Walker. of. in Pa- Miss Helen King is improving conducted Friday from the liorn- some members of promoted to the grade two sisters. Mrs. Bert Car:ender. yard clerk. were and thousand Stevens Mrs Fannie Johnson is doing all beak Funeral Home by the Rev. give them a when he completed the flexible Clinton and Mrs. Howard ducah jast Friday want to Pentecost of Dres.den and Rev. W. crazy; such was the gunnery course for radio men at of Hickman county; two brothers. right dollars—it's and baby dau- Short of Army Air Field this of Clinton, and. Mrs Carl Bostick E Nitschke. pastor af the First comment of Rep. Dewey the Yuma Ernest Hindman military af- to his training in flex- of Detroit; several. Local Rank ghter are dome fine Methodist church of this city. In- Miasouri. He said the week Prior Lewis Hindman • one grad- Mis Elects Off icers Joe Frad Laiker of Union City terment followed in Fairview ceme- is a sensible ible gunnery. Corporal Lame nieces and nephews. including fairs bill has been dismissed $100 must- uated from the Radio Operators Frederiak Brock of Clinton and Rout 4. tery. tt would provide elected and hat•y who Lave School. Sioux Falls. the U. S. Navy. The City National Bank Mrs Bedford Carter Mrs West was a native of Callo- out pay to veterans and Mechanics Jim Walker of ering of Wiley following offv:ers for this year: have luso" chsrrh.sed way county. but moved to Fulton than 60 days, and $300 South Dakota lie a graduate Active pallbearers were: he served les.s W A Winstead was dis- in 1398. Her died served 60 days Fallon High School and attended Utterback. Clyde Hopkini, Eurey W. N G. Cooke. president. Mrs Ralph husband many ° to those who have WO- of Kentucky. T Griffey. Henry Alex- Terry, %ice president: C. P. missed Saturciry vears ago, and since then stir had longer. the UniversIty Pathick. H. or executive vice president and Jones Clinic lived with her children. She was --o-- V ander an dJack Pohnson. Honorary lams. cash- Newton and baby a being hand- were attorneys from the ashler. B J Pigue. assistan. Mrs Hubbard member of the Primitive Baptist English mandates are LOST—Billfold. cow:airline cur- pallbearers an.. John Daniel. teller The have been dismissed church, and until health prevent- silver platter to the License. first district. 1er ed boek on J rency, I. ('. pass. Hunting were elect - Pit:1-ott remains about ed. she was faithful in her moves was in the Clinton ceme- game Floird of Directors Mrs II C church governor who and other papers tiood Reuard. Burial Knglish !dimes. W A Terry. F ;he same work. are retaken (tom tery. Kt as again as islands Return J. D. Patterson, I. C Depot L is improving practically V Burke. 1. II Weaks. D Davis. Mrs Laura Reeves She is survived by four song, La- after they have been com- vote Ben Johnson of E. Biouder. Joe Browder, C P Mr Gus Farmer is better. Clede and Enloe West of this city, in Marine' blotai This talk, heiga-ash and whitewash Mr. and Mrs. bathed ana N. G. Cooke. V David C. West of Dallas. Texas. from the Pacific front buying with public funds The Los Angeles have returned to their ment eornes Mr and Mrs Roy Moore of Cape G. West of St. Louis: one one of our sold- old tricks of deception. and prom- home after several weeks visit with and was made by with Mrs of go by and sister. money to spend and Gira-deau. Mo.. visited daughter, Mrs. J H Robertson of who has been through hell ise-making politics. should Mr. Johnson's mother, There's iers Lttle to Harry Drese"ry and mother Sun- Felton: e grsnelchtughter, 511=. New Guinea the waysair. Johnn come, 'Ars. A. G. Campbell of the ntoney to lcnd. 1-oit Guadacanal and Mary Frances Curry cif Los marching home If this happens. community. buy and that's too high day. Angeles; from Mrs Carl King visited Mrs Bill a grandson, Claude A. West. If the shou- ld free thi: coun- it will save millions of lives in Mrs. Hortense Brooks MaS-1 The human race has come This war afternoon Army Air Forres in India double future pol treat wars. ;field visited in Fulton Sunday. the stone age down to the carnage Barber Monday try of the old political

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THE FULTON COUNTY NEWS, FULTON, KENTUCKY "-W creating In the!production field, thereby yuu will find no regrets, no tears, cause you are disobedient places, committing thr same deeds,' and steady employment. That Coughs you will old way you will find success. So'jobs Beware is most detrimental to the no misfortune. Instead to save democracy which many have failed They are fail- I ia the only way common colds THE OLD WAY and righteousness. I find much peace, joy and many (N. J from cause truth will continue to'in this country."—Cliftun (A Sermon by E. A. Autrey) near-, blessings. In the hour of worship.i ing now end they Godly living means to live as de- Times. shut out Ilk world with its fail simply because they have ly like Christ as it is possible. It you V That Hang Text: Jeremiah 6:13 and toured from God's way. God ILS promptly be- in grace and knowl- problems and disappointments n Itt.ve5 means to grow us back to the old way. In' Those. who make history don't ie. toalt to the seat of the Thus saith the Lord' "Stand ye living come nearer to God In this day calling cause a edge of the lord. Godly it trouble to heip loosen and rxir.1 gerni 1 ask for the I church needs every all the history of torna the need have time to write nature to soothe in the ways and see and mutual aid of Christians. of distress the laden phlegm. and aid means was never greater for Christians to ing tender inflamed bronchial old path wherein 'is the good way sisters member at hus poet of duty spirit- Relativity. A woman sptn raw. We are brothers and it is today. mucous licculibrarw., Tell your druggist and ye shall find ually fit to perform his task. You show their colors than making up her face and with and walk therein. Christ. It seems to me that Christ- of on, an hour to -ell you it bottle of Cretanuislon they said if you leave Therefore, for the sake up her mind. und,rstanding :ioti must like the reed for your souls but stop knifinit each other, will have to suffer one minute making the tans should won't you heed the plea of Jett.- way It qui( kly allays the cough or you ave will not %all. therein.'" These your post unfilled. So. I plead call- money hack. tattling and baek-biting. with God? When a hen cackles she's are to have your with you to return to the old way iniah, 6:16 and get right We are living in an advanced things are discrediting to the' , ing attention to a freshly laid egg. of win ship. THE END CREOMULSION time of achievements, to the; ile'S calling day. It is a Church and most disgusting V Wlueil a 'ouster I:11,1h For Coughs, Chest Colds, Bronchitiv discoveries, inventiens end. intel- public. On the other hand, Christ- In the fifth place, I call upon 'atter:bon to himself lect. Many things have been .houuld help eaeh other bv yat„. sy.yr..•• V,RdA- th 10 ri way TRV IftDITORS S4Y: changed in recent years in mod- kindness. cooperation. speaking of faith. Many of our people today old ernizing the world. Many words of cheer and on all occasions are walking by sight. This practice "It's a safe bet that the nten in' but thiags have been junk-heaped, manifesting the spirit of Christ.,is unwholesome fur the Church. service are not one-half as much It is wise tu remind ourselves that We should live every moment The Church is not operated like interested in a back home proxy do there dre some things which knowing that Christ is ever-pres- any other institution or business-- for next year's presidential elec- WALLPAPER and PAINT! are not change and upun which we ent seeing and hearing what we do WC operate by taith. I feel that we tion as they are in winning this re- and Paint Needs unable to imp. ove. I want to and say. It appears to ma that should have more faith in the war as soon as possible and com- See Ils For Your Wallpaper same mind you tnat God is the many people live as though Christ Bible which is the word of God. ing home to east their own ballot an priced to yesterday, today and forever. Our millions of miles away. I as- Christians should have no fear. Tx-rson. And, believe you me, design.s anti colors for every room that are 1 was Beautiful Jacob. God is the God of Isaac and sure you that he isn't far away There are many plaees in the Bible those boys are going to know what stilt every purse. since Christianity has not changed but very near at all times to help. that assures us of everything we they want when they come hoine.I Christ ••• it was introduced by Jesus We should not manifest our Christ- need. God will keep every piom- And we don't believe it is going Ask t's About FREE SIINF:RWARE PREMIUMS " The two thousand years ago. ianity on Sundays only but should ise: He has never broken a prom- to be more regimentation."— , not church has r.ot changed, it was live every day the Christ centered ise. You can anchor your faith in Poudre (Col.) Valley. We also Repair and Rebuild All Types Office intended to be changed; eherefore, at play and at home. is infallible. We life, at work. the Bible—it "A continued policy of progres- A Full Line any man that endeavors to alter religion because it is its teaching3, art upon Machines and Carry Carry your should live .sive taxation which increases step Grad's irestaution is plasine himself "toes. We shoold go assea ding le its needed at all its hioriiises. hy step to a point of virtual confis- Office Supplies in a most dangerous position. The Paul and Phillip for belieee to the I • 4 take men like commands and ion of earnings, actually prohib- 1 ca Bible does not change with chang- our patterns. They went all out last word. It should be preached It its the investment of savings in in- ing generatiors and conditions. for God. The old way of godly Ey- and taught in all lands and in when dustrial expansion that will be remains the same as it was Ina will stimulate the Church and every service. God means exactly Let us needed to furnish employment af- given to inari from Cod. attract the lost to Chtist. what He says. We can depend on FULTON • ter the war. never forget that from time to time I ft-el that we should have In the third place. I urge you to that. the world must be changed so as trust all to "A tax plan shoidd be prepared s.oesa te the old wav of prayer. more faith in God ahd Supply Co. into Christ. bet:T.:sc.- Christ •n„.. to take effect itereedtateiy the Wallpaper & Office to fit many so-called Ilim—put everything in tits namis. do not change. There are too I sear stops. v..hish would offer in- KY. 1 and His teachings for the Many Christians live as if God did "..1I.NUT STREET PHONE I45 FELTON. times. prayers which are uttered entive to every workable dollar to They remain the same at all not exist. We ate not to trust cars of men; therefore, they never H take a chance in the The fundamental and basic needs to Man and his methods ge: out and go any fuithei. I am thoroughly everything of man have not changed. Man these will mivinced that prayer is the solu- lweause lilliMmomomaalffinTefr, continues to face the same enemies nations. and tion of our many problems. Not churches. namely sin and Satan as he did in except God. the lip-type of prayer but the trued everything the beginning. Man has always it is atenit time Pe* heart-type of praying. Player feel that stood in need of a supreme helper. We have a great must come from the heart and be try Him. The passing centuries have not than our pi. of faith Christianity is a spirit- He is greater changed the plan. ways and pur- and tasks. In the ual religion: it is heart-felt and not enemies. pose of God. I ana led to believe te All great men have day of uncertainty we need many people who formalistic. that there are We faith in God's leading& because II way of walked the old path of prayer. World from God's This strayed victoriou- Changing have lead us accomplish more on our knees than alone can doing things. therefore, the pur- storm. We must tra on our feet. I am a great believer through the this message is to invite and pose of that it His ability and His program. 1 to the old in the family altar. I feel persuade you to return reminct you of the faith of Daniel] , should be re-erected. The breaking 1944 is going to see many more changes in the United way that is pointed out to us in Hebrew children and down of the family altar will lead Moses. the our text. were on the old! sea- to the breaking down of our church disciples. They States. It's the war and the National Election first place. I beseech you' Faith alone w • In the and nation. In many homes today. way of faith. the old way of preach- obstacles. Faith son, when people will have many and varied opinions about to return to the family gathers around the oveicome all it. this is one of our along ing. As I see card table and the wine glass in- victory. Encamped needs. Throughout the yo Christian sok:a-a- v.-hat is the correct thing to do. greatest stead of gathering around the altar. hills of light there is too much weak, the battle ...re the land today In many of our churches. the mid- rise and press - gospel preaching. the glowing skie. deluded. non v,•eek service is attended by a night shall veil good deal of quibbling. in vales below. Let There is a baker's dozen, while the vast Maj- against the foe BUT, v.-e here at home must keep a level head and go have far too mut::: compromis- our strength be heralded. Faith is We kol aly either sit home or go out to -pleasing preaching and know that over- ing, man some social engagement. Every the victory we about our business undisturbed by sweeping world influences. the type that pleases not enough of Christian should be present at these comes the world. Many spokesmen for God want to come back home and find it the same. God. meetings to offer prayers to God Finally. I urge you to return to The "Boys" afraid o: Afraid cf t.vhat are for His goodness and petition for the old way of soul-winning. Win- think or what they say, and That's why they are fighting--yes, dying—to preserve the they His continued blessings and leader- ning the lost is the greatest busi- are few who disregard God there ship. It is thiough prayer that we ness in the world. In thts 'ousiness We on the Home Front have In view of this. no good, old American way of life. altogether. victories. receive inspiration we are dealing svith life—that part world is in the awful wonder the and revelations. It is in plate, that of man that must spend eietiuty a job to do--and let's do it. Let's keep out the numerous "isms" in which we and it to- condition we lay our burdens down and life in eithor condemnation or bliss. I Any time that preachers fail day. loads from other's hearts. I re- feel that our first obligation is to and the exotic thinking that seeks to infest our country from preach the Gospel. the world to mind you of Paul and Silas in win the lost. The individual or inevitably come to chaos and There's only one "ism" for us—real American- will Phillipi. how by prayer the prison church that is not Evangelistic, foreign lands. Therefore. Let us immedi- ruin. doors were opened arid they were seems to me to be out of place in go back to the preaching of ism! Where every real American is willing to sacriice, fight ately set free. I aLso remind you of God's program. Our greatest op- Therein. is plenty for the Bible. Christ in Gethsemane. where He portunity and privilege is to a .: the as set out we are sure that we are and even die, to maintain concepts of Democracy ail—then gathered strength and courage to the lost. There are many a. the words and will of preaching do the ail' of God These men have never won a soul to Ch.: in our Constitution by our forefathers. litany have substituted book God. v.-ere in the ola svay of praying. Many have never tried to won revues for the pure Gospel Too change things It will one. My philosophy is- many aermons are composed of Prayer will - heathen. and you won I have graveyard illus, t ions. shinge broken homes into warm at home we must be vigilant and preserve these far-fetched fight him." This leads me to HERE aiaa tales_ Many 'warted placc-s. of worship. It will g atneatw and fairv that serne nations from warring and that it is my optreon can hardly be called sermons_ They change selfsame freedoms and liberties that our boys go abroad to - loving. failed many — years ago, to s less than cold lectures. blood-shedding to peace are nothing some little boys who later erew back to preach- God-honoring people. It will change fight and die to preserve. We must keep alive our civic and com- We need to come occupying places of at-• The individuals from undesirables into to be men ing salvation by grace alone natter. citizens. In II Chronicles, ority at the heads of munity spirit of good fellowship and progress by "s'noulder-to- truth of the matter is that we have decent people who due to their greed and god God-given message The 7:14 we mad - "If my no other plunged the world into wat „- shoulder" effort and unity. Nothing must ever lead us to for- salvatian by are called by my name will hum- failure.. to preach world suffers! themselves, ard pray and seek a result. the whole grace has caused many poor souls ble get for one moment this duty we owe to ourselves and our my faoe and turn from their wick- great loss. to be fooled and lost. trying other then wil! I hear from The lost soul is doomed ways The scripture says that any ed ways. children. and will forgi‘e their sins has him bl:nded and hungry man who woald try some other heaven. heal their land. the tru.h. The lost stands in r. v.-ay would be eottal'asd to th:ef .:.nd will of what you. as a Christiar.. and iebte;. In ine foul in plaee. I urge you He is your responsibility. • SOMETIMES it takes real p:t..'tn,A. and courage to eorre I-ao's to the r return to the old way cf wor- We need to the Judgement Day we C• tho congregation can ship. It might be better under- on in Giese trying times. But our burdens are never un- place where must give an account of 11 .. carry lar.guage the stood if we call it church-going. hear in umnis.akahle :.-1!:::!.arge.. this responsibility of sin Our rr es- Attendance upon the worship ser- bearable—for they are always light,?r than those of some one condemnation orde • to uen the lose you must sin: show its ef- vices is a necessity to spiritual sage should label right. No man that lives like the If you don't think so, just look world over. one way of escape. health. This vsill account for many else. around—the fects and the Devil can influence another to, Sin is against weaklings and dy.-arfs In the God is against sin. Christ The reason why many mem-' Right? not something worship services. a man finds food Man and God. It is bers of the Church are not soul- . it must be con- for his soul. med:cine for his ills to be played with. winners is simply because they , message should It stands to reason that of a snan demned. Our are not livtrig right It is a shame the Cross of never feeds his physical body that WELL. stiffen up that old backbone, and let's do things have as its center to go week in and week out with.- preaching will in- he will soon become weak and un- Christ Such eut winning a. least one persor in Fulton during 1944. There are plenty of jobs that need anct lead rren to healthy. The same is trite la the spire, inform. Chrtst. Winning the lost is ;•.. is the best spiritual realm—ttat man that salvation. The Cross responsibility of every church ol. doing. Don't let down because of the war— don't v.-ait for homes. churches. na-,never comes to God's table for place for our fvnal. In my experience I have Therefore,!spiritual fax!. will starve his soul tions and individuals. found some deacons who were not George to do it. DO TT YOURSELF. great injustice to all,and become sickly Church at- we conimitt a soul winners. I firmly believe that from our mes-Itendance is a nosessity to strength, when it es omitted no man is oualified to Ix, a deaeor. watchmen on power and vlsion Your presence sages We are the or a Sunday School teacher or a goca: respon- i.vont.hip is a testimon and ex- the wail. We have hold any office in the church. who and to Man. It ample Someone thInks you to be sibility both to God does hot practice winning the lost to do our best on the- bes: example of Christ in all is our duty. then. I plead with you to be atsout the the world. You practice staying every occasion. master business of winning souls urge you 3way from Church and in a short In the second place. I on main line anti begin tullon County To get the News godly you will wander off in sin. to retuen to the old way of while in today who pointing men to life Christ. living. It ts impesative that we do. There are many parents leading their In conclusion. may I say that in Everything depends upon it. The are unconsciously Farm and Home the path of unright- the old way that is called to our "Your Paper" loose living of God's people have children into accompanying them attention by our text. you will find in many instar.ces brought great eousness by not mnny t and hy allow- much happiness. Mane of you are tremble upon the world te ten -stop aarvieet visita- unhappy because you are out of is impossible to differenti- ing the show, the picnic and cases it God. In the old and the tion to unsurp their time, May I harmony with job Chunch Advertising the Printin! ate between will be un- way you will find peace with Man world. Many Christians looie live, assure you that they by such practices. and God. The reason for your aet and speak like non-Chi...Miens happy and losers church-going weakness and powerlessness is be- They are to be found at the acne In the old way of f',

NEWS, FULTON. KENTUCKY THE FULTON COUNTY - sits 'BENNETT HOMEMAKERS se d, fiends for R. 2 ROCK SPRINGS MEETIhiia rea y • ,ntinUe raid re CRU7'Clik'IELD. MONTHLY P I 11 Ait F.RA NOte the infants' wear. Eath returning WEING GIVEN REAL for a number of yeses following Monday will require a new outfit . Duque spent Mrs. Ora Elliott spent club BY ALL close of the war. Likewise, agri- giddier , Miss Elisabeth The Bennett Homemakers CONSIDERATION clothing. her grandmother, with Mrs. Nettie Finch. culture will have to keep pace to of rivilian !Monday with met Thursday, January 13, at the the women and girls will • Willina Veatch attended the keep up with the demands at home Not all in— rs George Ferguson. Mrs. home of Mrs Wales Austin, West is lorking for- to give up their war jobs, ! meeting et Mrs. Del- Every American and abroad. want Mr. and Mrs. Bill Halterman and Homemakers of Fulton. Two visitors and sev- Hitler will and industry gener- Moncley. ward to the day when but business Mrs. Ruth Lomax helped their ma Binfords en regular members being present. boys will The "surplus property" held by to the re- meet defeat and the ally WIII give preference mother move Monday. Mrs. Colen Brown visited Mrs The visitors were Mrs. George is ex- the government at the close of the millions come marching home. Hitler turning soldier. Many sailed. Our Nora Copelen Monday. Gordon and Mrs. Russell Brown of not create the havoc in the Paul Planet has pected to meet his "waterloo" any- war will of women and girls will necessarily Gordon is a former after the first prayers go with him. A letter re- Mr. Jimmie Green spent Monday Route 3. Mrs. between tomorrow and the market that occurred resume a more domestic lite. her back where ceived from each of the following, night with Elmore Copelen. member and we welcome the worst is not Ilutaq emu ant sclais tor eam perom following the post- end of 1944. But Competition and James and also Mrs. Brown into th,• club in Congress to arrange for an the 011ie and Bill Edwards Mrs. Julia Byrd spent Tuesday over yet: there is a grim battle taken war boom will be intense. In K. of this surpluses. see a Lee Childers, say they are O. with her mother, Mrs. }fettle as a new member. with tremendous easualties orderly disposal not too distance future we pot luck ahead, of Lee is taking special train- At noon a bountiful front Much of it will go to the relief industrialized James Finch. and sacrifices. The fighting rather completely Wia, beret d. Mrs. S. S. world. ing over seas. Bill is resting after Mrs. Hint ;rime, front MUSA remain the distitute of the productive capucity Mrs. Willie D. Snow, les- hit., and the home world. Tee also he is a Corporal, Brown gave the major project of the will be big battle, Bone and Mr. Cornell Bcne visited united to hasten the end Various industries will be af- this industrialized world accept, which was "How to Care Fur . a title he once wouldn't and Mrs. Ella son, bring the "ley ef vie- • • • •,••• •••• 0$,•;•• •.$1.11,1OP lessesseesress seers V111,1r1•1 that sur• Mrs. Dollie Snow seefest, ane Side. Robert arid nese, re eVer'-'-^ r'ser"ee -land 011ie says ne IS a while Thursday morn- tray nnd peare.. ovcr from war tn nroduc- ries, reestectien will be not mere but Veatch Appliances." The least we industrial., Nugent wrote home lest week Saturday Home industry can re- the problem of a few ing. They left tor Detroit last and era be hon. The textile ly whereabouts are unknown. can do is to make things What will the postwar at will become a:his night. sume civilian production almost ize donations, but here for 15 take care of them to the best of our like? The shift of Indust:7 from ',George Ferguson is Wed- °nee. Our present acute short- pree'en- -, of the world. Mrs. Colen Brown spent Mrs. O. C. Croft gave Lilt veer production to civilian produr- 'days. James Lomax has been ability. staple lines should be The solution of this problem may nesda / with Mrs. Nellie Taylor. "The Rocking Chair be very gradual. We'll ages in calld for examination. Robert Bel- reading on tion will but a destitute rather far-reaching , Miss Ina Paci- promptly relieved, call for some Louisiana. Mrs. Nina Moore and Tour, Famous cities of Italy—Ven- still be fighting a war in the our changes.; lew is still in world will need and will get political and economic Bellew attended the missionary ice, Naples, Rome and Genoa. This fic (from er es to three or mnre 'Mies Paulcne Waggons's, Mr and textile products for some Solving of the many probiems, Thursday. meet in February with after the fighting has surplus Mrs. Laura Ed- society club will years,' of the new economic' Mrs. J. G. Plante, street produc time to come. arising out Robert A. Brown, and Misses Mrs. M. E. Dawes on college stopped in Europe. War requir- !wards and son Bob and Mrs. Ruth Cpl. be stress will be a major one, visited V tion, therefore, will not suddenly The metal industries will shopped in Fultoa Wednes- Martha and Hilda Stallins pro- ing infinite wisdom and planning.J.somax for the bare truth it simply will he shifted to slower in resuming civilian Mr. and Mrs. Elmore Copelen People do not like stop; Therefore, winning of the peace, day. meet thr changed demands of the duction. First eon the "preferenee Disque a while Thursday night. so they dress it up. and sanely planning the future, will Mr. and Mrs. Clarence changed fighting area. list" are railroad equipment, trucks Mrs. Mr. Johnnie Moore spent Thurs- far more difficult teem winning and son Earl, and Mr. and for public utilities. be JOC Snow. of the eight to and supple's iGeorge Ferguson spent Wednesday day afternoon with Demobilization durable goods come the victory. W. W. Jones & Sons service will Consumers' Mr. and Mrs. George Fergus Mr. and Mrs. Pat Snow, Mr. El- ten million men in refrigerate/re, The wse era has brought about' with still next: electric irons, has Union City. Tenn. and Miss Martha F WWI U; likewise be gradual; there'll acuttrn many changes—and fast. It son, Jr.. near more Copelen eashing machines, radios, i Mrs. 129 University Phune 294 be a lot of fighting to do in the disrupted homes, the political and Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Attebery, Mr. Kay Copelen visited Mr. and elr aners, typewi iters, end office MARTEN, TENN. Pacific and a lot of policing to do economic stability of nations. It and Mrs. Willis Attebery, and Mr. Elmer Walston Saturday morning. machines. SerViCe Wtil to adulthood millions' Joe Luten enjoyed the Mr. Turney Lee Bryd visited A Distinctive in Europe. are fe. back on the has brought land Mrs. Your Means shock or slump in Automobiles world, who have with Mr. and Robbie Moore a while Friday night If there is any automibile plants trie of youths of the levening Thursday end of the list The big of . .,. „ and Mrs. Porter LC11/15 BrIll • business folloeing the are a come up with ideas created out - Mr. short making planes. Airplanes Walston were European war it will be of war. -whirlpool" of mternalism. Wens-, Glealon Howell Mr. and Mrs. Elmer prime requisite in the Pacific i Mr. and Mrs. and will be due more to found new freedems, Mrs. Lee supper guests of Mr and Mrs. Hub duration plants will continue to lanhood has had supper with Mr. and ceorromic ceeditiens. se the auto arid iref Bered eed eel r,isley regle. Accurate fear than to We may not have whir:h will iind exprees,on Roper Thursday evening. I commodities make airplanes. , Mrs. Aubrey Copelen The destruction of 1945. fluence the future development spent 1 Mr. and WORKMANSHIP any new automobiles until Mrsd. Geforge Ferguson A. E. and productive facilities through- civilization. Science, medi-j from Mayfield, Mr. and Mrs. Cost and gasoline for civilien use our ay a ternoon with Mrs. Ruth At Low world (frarticularly in tile Tires ti anspustareen, esea- Thurs !Green and son JiMMIP and Mrs out the to be limited until eine, indestiy, and Time of Europe) has will continue phase of Lomax. rs ,Georgin Moore spent Sunday with Wacthes, Clocks industrial heart live thinking, and every — . of All Kinds Accurate- productive the Pacific is cleared up. Mrs. Mary McClanahan, :vi Copelen and Pieces been so great that the we will has found methods and ex- Mr. and Mrs. Elmore ly Repaired at Low Cost by— the boys come home life, Mrs. Delma Binford, farnly. of this country will be As Yes, the future holds Rcy Neehery, capacity epidemic of weddings: pressions. and M e some years in ord- have an changes— Mrs. Edna Alexander Mir. and Mrs. Leighman Elliott ANDREWS drawn upon for he need- maze. advancements nad We can, more home furnishiegs will Lomax called to see Mr. Dee, with Mr. and Mrs JEWELRY COMPANY er to replace the loss. well as many headaches. Ruth spent Sunday an increased aF, p, ie moore eel; and in due time who remains critically ill. therefore count on great industrial V Wade Mrs. Jess Cashon is attending Ful CRUTCHFIELD the bedside of her sister near gham —EAT AT— Mr. ad Mrs. K. H. Moore and Mr. and Mrs. Bolen were throurrh Miss Winnie Veatch visited Miss Crutchfield Friday. in Clinton Stmeav Laura Evesett '• Mr. nad Mrs. Earl Oliver are the Radio Repair Cervire afternoon. proud parents of a baby girl named CAFE elfs. J. B. Williams. Jr . LOWE'S Mr. and Barbara Jean. The Olivers live in from Harriman, Tenn., have moved Akron. to the Y. A. Milner place here. WE INVITE AND APPRECIATE YOUR Comfortable A card from Bob Ale.xander in Modernistic and , Mrs. Douglas of Route 2 called Los Angeles, Calif.. states he is, PATRONAGE Served Right 'on Mrs. Eva Seat Saturday after- Good Food just up from an attack of flu. noon. killed hogs Mrs. Allen Noles is able to be up Mr. Tom Arrington DAY & NIGHT Edna Alexandre OPEN after being ill bed with lumbago Thursday. Mrs. went form this , s last week. and Carl Scott Dee Wade is not any hesetter of the road. Mr. e , SHOP have RADIO Barham family HAM'S I at tins writing. All the Mr. Barlisin KY Mrs. Laura Edwards and son Bob chicken pox, except Et LTON lioTEL BLDG FELTON, 1 expected te who are have moved from the Binford and Mary E., prP p,,,..: !1,,,,, Ia1sPr Mrs. Barham had W place to tee Them= Medden Ilf,,r N years ago. here. them many Circle meets Mon - Mr. end Mrs. Charlie Patrick The Vecodman 24th. Al' i visited Mrs. E'va Seat on Monday day night. January LIABILITY to attend. of last week. They iris° went to members are urged I I AUTOMOBILE at Har- ene..11 ft"wet - . Mr. Dee Wade. There will be preaching Please come and nyui OCCU tiUI II • 'err: King Henderson and Mrs. mony Sunday. visited Mrs. Allen enjoy a fine sermon. '.! nroe Holly , afternoon of last Mr. and Mrs. Gene Cunninc The supply will be limited this season. INSURANCE • se en Freiay e Mary Jean. Mrs. Ev, .. ' IN HISTORY , ek. and baby Better place your order early. THE LOWEST COST baby Barbara Are. S AT Str. and Mrs. Herschel Brown of Smiley and BiNoN-Es with Mr. and Mrs, $5,000 — $10.000 'ernphis came down on a business spent Sunday Jackson. es on Friday of last week and Claude Mrs. Geerge Elliott are: • PROPERTY eted Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Williams Mr. and CECIL BURNETTE ma Mae. and Mr- short while. daughter Linda KENTUCKY DAMAGE :- a - ' _ $50mv Alexander spent „,T,,, i S11.50 Mr. ad Mrs. Arville Green and Edna i Card :Sirs Tem e. "A- Ration Georgia Moore spent the dee v.-eh Mr and _ $15.75 Clarence .• -- Ration Card ____ with Mr. and Mrs. Elmore Mr. and Mrs. "13- esnday Ferguson. .S16.75 and rhildren ane Georee I "C" Ration Card I pelen. COST NO MOTtittle returned to Jr., II s. Army in North Carolina AT THE PRESENT LOW PRESIIUM Cpl. Eugene Howard I WITHOUT THIS FORM OF after Sunday with Mr. and Mrs CAN AFFORD TO DRIVE e:,etilesk. Calif.. Monday spent PROTECTION with Ferguson. FUNERAL HOME -eending a 10 day furlough George HORNBEAK AT THIS Mrs. eIss STOCK comrANv INeURANCE Mr. and Mrs. Lon Mrs. Fred Hudson. GET STANDARD his parents. see NEVI* LOW COST—TODAY. sister Mrs. Charlie Taylor and Jo. went to Howard and his s" Third and Carr St. Julia Colley in Clinton. while Stone. He :- •he sick Hudson went to the airport. Standard Liniits Mr. A. IT G:cer, i I: 1TE— sole owner of a $2.800 plan, list. now A TiNTIT TT A ATC'El A _ re- were 2t :Met:desire s• 4 - - Mr. ane eles .e. Fees There v Your presence :- !heir home near Fulton Sunday Scheele Agency turned tc is mor. Atkins insurance spending several needed The call of 44 Friday nieht after Lim Arlie Batts. church gcing people. 106 Lake Street Fulton. Ky. days with Mr. and Mre praying PHONE 7 Brown returned to his up today. Cpl. R. A. v:e hear 111•11•11111111111111111011111Inta Louisiana Tuesday after A thought—Often rnp in needs is furlough with his par- snng what the world eeeiding a its not .• 1.11.11.1.11.11.M.IIU"1% Arnie Brown. How true this is. But 'ses. Mr and Mrs e ow Is spenciiret the world it's us. ..•. Thompson „ Mr. Belus eitTet Mrs. Arlie few days with Mr. and 'ts ard family iiiiK WANILD Friday SAFTEYGR.4.3IS PLACE Arlie Betts returned home A GOOD . where set from Louisville. Ky -sea the MUCI1 IlaS been said al tee Farm BUIV3U who attended effects of alcohol on persons ereing. motor vehicles. Regardles.s Allen Neles re- drive , Mr and Mrs. or incomplete- PUBLIC AUCTION son rfe. of the eempletenevr a letter from their thing has been reeved said nese of statistics. one REGULARLY Notes recently. he again--al- EAT James W. demonstrated again and !action Sales Arc Hekl his buddies went that he and 2 of reduces the driver's skill. made many new Christmas eohol the past year we have hunting in the Jungles down" of mental and During foe and A "slowing He killed a flying been shown AT delight in day. is physical responses has WEDNESDAY FULTON, KENTUCKY customers. because we baboon Pfc. Notes on friends and also a big coieslusively in laboratory tests Starting At 1:00 P. M. ehere in India. of lig- patrons. some 'persons under the influence pleasing our V signals are Ator Their responses to Will Sell At Gomf Prices If You Will Rring things that we call Armee their The every!slower and less dependable; to incluee Them To l's canism seems calcelations of distance, inaccurate. DINNER cannibalitme REGULAR ism except of and their feeling of responsibility with our sesteni NO FOR The trouble for themselves and °them nil. THERE WILL BF. CHARGE REJECTED STOCK. and SHORT ORDERS! is too mush law and law and order Can Yee say, truthfully, that order. over- not enough YOU don't become cocky, TOU confident, and careless. that become a /// !MST don't take chances. and • -; 116,1 or Apktall) have ever-it,- & B. CO when you AUCTION show.off, CAFE (Milted? Smith :tattoo Phone 12 Chas. W. Burrow. Aueisiontvr BENNETT for The most likely ' chaeers" Aldo KENTUCKY" the Mayfield Highway 45--.4djoining Saks Ca. -WHERE TENNESSEE MEETS drunken drivers are squad cars. 666 i uSE i must likely "pickups," ambulances FULTON, KENTUCKY. 1 664 IA.M.U3,SALM NM NM

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THE FULTON COUNTY NEWS, FULTON, KENTUCKY used to atart inflammable liquids Don't You be 800.000 baby gplay room tir buffet bar by use ofl The physicians, therefoie. are kerosene was being PALEST, E is between 750.000 and one of their victims and 850.000 strolless,!sliding tops which cover sank and to ',mina use of sulfa tile fires. This "shoit cut" is d dan- sat 'ages oomised V walkers anti pushcarts per year. icooking units. Special heat re- practice and has proved Bro. hailer filled his regular ap- drugs for the conimon colds, gerous • theater availability of steel has; sistant glass providea the oven j well Promises are debts and too many pointment Sunday tie and his ram- but favor their use in u few select- costly in its tetil of list's as possible this reversion tia with a transparent, sliding top and' of them will bankrupt you. of Mr and Mrs "'de ed cases as protection against sev- Ely were guests box. with sliding glass! ilS propel ty pre-w.ar specifications. No new the ice ere itecondary infection OE compli- If hes too stupid to see the Allie Browder, Mr. and Mrs. Roy serv- th..n 6,000 are killed an• labor or facilities will be required chairs. is an integral part of a Mote niust eventually feel it Bard and family. cat ioas. injured point he the pre-war model VP- ing bar, dividing kitchen and din- nuttily and thousands more ttiic psroduce When one sleeps over his tights Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Caldwell , ing room. from burns, scalds, and explosions Stokes it niay be that he prefers the nap. accompanied Mrs. Tommie In other fields. tooa industry is SAP7'EYGRAMS CatiFed by the improper use and On the farm front, WPI3 an- Postwar prophecy: We will con- and daughter to their home in lookina to the future whole working handling of kerosene. and gaso- nounced production of wheeled to have po!ities and taxes. Humboldt, Tenn., Sundaa after a Canady. tinue tractors was being stepped up, on war output. Ward M. Thrit thildrin and their parents 110c. visit. • j Nature aeways compensates. Con- week's made president of Willys-Overland Mot- , "burned • to death the tither dav atais „ these ahocking accidents Last month 20,000 were woe is a Cpl. Mac tioriow of Camp shelby ors, has just told stoekliolders of directly to careless sider how sanitary balcP•ead against a production ef 4,200 in when their house caught fur. Fut- aan spent the week end with his foe civilian use Of OW IIIIIJOhly Of COUld There's a place for the knock.r Miss. December 1942. This record was prospects MVO, 111)011 fOl11111 IWS:4 1111. wife at the home of her parents,. "Jeep," the mighty reconnaissance pievent. . !but it's on the outside. made despito the filet a number of kerosene can neat' the `.1 have been run anci ivirs. ii. B. Wadi, Mia. car which has become a symbol of thsee White lies SO011 turn black. ((imminent parts are used in land- on the assumption. et course. S that Ill• /..111.1111 in y011f* use of i accompanied him back on production Burrow mg crafts as well as tractors. American war esclay to ma r cme. United Nations fronts the world You will not have to turn in your Mr. and Mrs over. Glean Bard, son of eld tubs, when uprchasing tooth Tuesday ra.aning Soldiers vshosc experience in Roy Bard, left paste or shaving cream after March Benjamin Harrison to be battle has enarmored them of the for Fort I. This does not mean that old Army. mighty Willys engine that powers inducted in the tubes are no longer wanted. The the Jeep. have. suggested. among Kailltsn Campbell af Pulten aas, War Production Board is ingilig miter post-war Jeep uses. hunting the guest of Mrs. Will Leonard on pwahasers to turn In their old and fishing, trouble-shooting for Sunday and attended churah. tubes voluntarily. The salvage s'ervice stations, towing and haul- Mrs M. B. Brown is attending the from old tubes has been dwindling ing tires and batteries to stalled bedside of her daughter, Mrs. Car- in SIMI' the tin contest nuttorists, selling numchandis.• in Johnson, a pabh•Ot in Baptist has been ,..onstantly reduced, there- roll hack areas, rural mail delivery, Hospital in Memphis. fore the need for the tubes is not switching box cars, hauling back Bro. Fisher visited in several urgt•nt as it has for the pre-war maintenance men, running fen., or home of this vicinity this week. tubes. Mr. and Mrs. Ila-ves. Pewitt, Jim- trent. work-' 11'''''".` "; "n ''nehr'''" ft"' f On the production init. plant utility work. snow-plow - mie Wallace. Mrs. Will Leonard andt -breaking yrs set a new schedule mg and operation of farm martial Mrs. Leslie Nugent spent the production Wedness:hieaking record far ta v. • day in Paducah. aa heavy. four-engine bombers dm- V of Mr. anti Mrs. Dink Dit•tzel a December. Despite the Chiist- Union City were dinner gue-sts of holidays. 8.202 war planes Payments On Dairy Thurs- Mr. and Mrs. Will Le•mard were delivered—an average ot 339 Sales Continue day evening Through January Mr. and Mrs. Lon Brown attended —• ---•--- — the funeral of Rob Taylor at Har- In announcing the continuance ot mony Thursday. Behind The Scenes In Dairy Production Payments through Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Pewitt at- American BUISitle881.1anuary. the State Committee of tended the ball game a Cayce on i tlie Agricultural Adustment Agen- 1 Tuesday night. American industry has passed cy. through Chairman M. D. Royse. V who the fres: of its superb job of war urged all Dairy Producers production. and with few excep- have not sabraitted records cover- DUKEDOM and Dairy tions. notably in aircraft. cutbacks ing November December as nos...able may be expected to appear in great- !ale!! to di, set as 5. en Huel Wright of Detroa. Mich.. i$ effect sira er volume during 1944. What this The payments. in friends and relatiees here. fare visiting means to you and me is that we'll September. 1942. and to help Dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. of Milk at , begin to get some of the things we ers maintain the output Forrest House. Mr and Ntrs. Junior products at high war- have sacrificed to build democracy's other dairy House and Martha House. were. arseital. time. levels. Mr. anti Mrs. A. A. McGuire and Altheugh the Butterfat payment of aircraft produc- daughters. Mary Lciu and Carol Dollar volume prior to December 31. 1943. was 4c ALL ALONG the line, Illinois Central That is one reason for this railroad's boosted 75 per cent: people are "home folks.” Towns- excellent record in moving men and Sue. Miss Yvonne Wheeler. Jimmy tion will be a pound. the payment for January be people and farmers alike think of the materials toward victory. Never before Wheeler. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Ross Signal Corps equipment will 1944. vcill be 5c a pound. The taa Illinois Central as "our railroad.'' When have military and civilian needs added Charlie Burton, raised. But already there have and family and Mr ment of whole milk sold will re an engineer waves friendly greeting, it up to such a staggering total of trans- significant cuts in small arms Winsett ;been main at 35c a hunderweight is quite likely he is waving to his own portation. All of us in the Illinois Cen- One of the most im- Mrs. Phil Paiker of St. Louisoammunition. The time for filing January ap- kin. He is an honored neighbor, doing tral family are proud of that record. .portant jobs on the materials front Mo.. is spending a few days here. plications for payment will tx. an- work he likes, and proud of his job. Until the war has been won, our of alcohol for war Dackery Webb is ill at his home . is the production at a later date. those use Central main concern is victory. After that, rubber nounced To who Illinois with pneumonia. 'uses—largely for synthetic transportation. this attitude on the part all we have learned in the war years This Martha Aldridge. Dorothy June and explosives production. of railroad people means an exceptional will be turned to account in improv- produc- Cunningham. Wanda Roberts. Betty year's schedule for alcohol Set-Aside 3feal degree of service. The man who Ma, ing Illinois Central service. We want to distilling ire his work dues that vesrk better. keep on earning your good svill! Jo and Jimmy Hudson have been tion by the whisky Now Available .eonverted to war ill with flu. dustry alone. nov.• 240.000.000 Farmers unable to porch.* pro- Miss Dorothy- Simons daughter production. calls for out- !ein meal for use in borne mixed •.P.T,HT and William Davis gallons. compared with a 1943 of Lee Stmons I feed combinations were given en- Va. were married put estimated at 200.0,30.009 of Newport. couragement this week by M. D. Thursday night in Union City. Ions. rnater- ,11.•ase. Chairman of the State Com- Term. On the other nand. some supply. imatee of the Agricultrural Ad- Charlie Burton Winsett left Mon- ials alreadv are in excess have ilustrrent Agency in the announae- day for Fort Benjamin Harrison. For example. some reductions production.!racni mJaenaiu:uyhaida. beeti8: Ind.. to take his phyical examina- been made in aluminum lions of the army. especially on the Eastern seaboard. tion for *,. Kentucky for distribu- has been received heie that svhere the coal crisis has made it I rf•leasad Word bon meal obtained through fell last week and important to save vast amounts of Ludeen French meal set-aside order. Attention! steam fhe ;•••e. broke hcr arm. j ean! aredert to make the be released to communities and Mrs. James Hannah and.which produces the electric power wl.•1 Mr. I where there is a critical shortage. Detroit are vise.ng friends used in the electrolytic process of SOD of I Altheuei• 20 percent of all Janu- and relatives here. making aluminum. l ary p-odu ;ion of nratem meal is Loran Stafford of Les An- sn.000.000.Goe For Housing Pvt. reserved far distribution by the Tobacco Cw;rowers! Calif.. is spending a few With this gradual change in the geles. war Icor, administration to areas v.'ith relatives and friends. production picture shaping up. days !where there is a critcial shortage, Mr and Mrs. Hobert Woixtruff even manufacturers who are still ,the remaining 80 percent can be ament Sundaa with relatives east d. voting all their productive ef- We thra•agh regular trade sold 243,956 pounds of Air-Cured Tobacco at the of Latham. fort to war production are regal.: plans far iehannels. eitht as mixed feed or Mr and Mrs. Noah Wilson left sang to build definite protein meal. without any approval Last Sale Here an of Wednesday for Detroit Mich., af- post-war employment Significant at average $25.29, including or certificate fo purchase Meal re- spending several weeks with fram the standpeint of the effect ter served under ta• set-aside order their daughter Mrs Edwin Can- upon bath employment and gen- frozen grades. Lots of basket sold at $32.00 per may only be b:17 by the use non and fam.ly. eral buameas after ;he war is the of a Certificate of Designated Buyer Mr. and Mrs. Edam Cannon. outlook for housing. which is issued by the State• AAA Max. and Mr. and Mrs Noah Wil- Building of about 1.300S100 new hundred. Committee on recommendation of sun sperit Sunday in Murray visit- anmes in each of the t. years tot- the County Committee. ing Mrs Wilson mother. lowing victory is predicted by Farmers and dealers who are un- Mrs Olive F-ank Laird has re- Charles B. Sweatt. vice-president WE HAVE PLENTY AIR "ne-S"r able to secure protein meal thru -CURED SEED FREE turned here from Norman. Okla . Minneapolis-Honeywell regula- regular trade channels should con- to reside with her parent-. Mr and tor company. who adds that this tact their County Triple-A Com- This is the first time in about 15 years you have had a chance Mrs. Will French Her husband. means ;hat something like 835 hil• mittee Immo:irately to get paid for growing your tobacco and the Dark is not as who is ir. the U. S Na\ y has been aon will be spent for housina alene V transferred from Normar. Oala . to in the first peace decade. Sweatt high now as it should be considering what it costs to grow it. Lakev.00d, N. J. cxpects that the public will de- Sulfa Drays Are —v mand greater comfort and con- Questioned For Colds If you hring your tobacco to us we will see that you get venience in its new homes. and for the The Week In WPB this reason. he predicts that there Latest repert on the much dis- market price before a basket of it goes out from our floor. will be a fairly substantial increase cusat.d question of whether sulfa House...Ives scion may be able to in the 5 per cent now spent for drugs should tat given for the mm- • Largest Floor Space in I.Vestern Kentucky. purcha-ae drip coffee makers. tea- heating out of the total going in- mon cold is disappointingly nega- kettles and other items rnade of to the cost of an average honie. tive. This time Dr. Russell L. •Plenty of Light. enameled v..are. The War prcsieas- The heating industry now is plan- Cecil, Major Norman Plummer. M. bon Board announced last week ning to offer better heating through C. A. U. S. and Dr Wilson G. •Open Day and Night. that manufacturers of household. the use of new boilers and furnace, Smillie report. in the Journal their •We Wil Show You Our cooking and hospital enameled developed for the post-war and result-a of a careful study of 72 Appreciation by Our Work and ware are permitted to make three with more elaborate and etticient.colds in 66 different persons Small Service. items in addition to those theY rnntrol and distribution systernaldoes of sulfadiazine vsere gisen by have been manufacturing. he points out. mouth daily for four lays to 48 of It is not so much what we say but what we do; Pre-war model baby carriage!. Housing will offer other signifidthese cold victims. while 24 served give us a chance strollers. walkers. and pushcarts cant imnrovetnents in the peace as controls to sell your tobacco. swill reappear on the market in era The Libbey•Owens-Ford Glass, The treatment did not shorten or about six weeks. This is about the company in Toledo. for example. alter the course ef the uncompli- Length of time it will take manta has looked forward to the interior cated colds, they report. No strik- A. C AND NOBLE PICKARD, MANAGERS OF feet:ryes to make the necessary comfort and efficiency of the post mg benefits were seen in the corn- dumges from production of war war home and designed a "kitchen nitrated (adds. The number of models. the only type permitted to ot tomorrow" incorporating many germs, other than the crld virus be made since Arad. 1943. It i! unique eeeelopmenZs which prom- itself. at the back of the nose above hoped that enough material will ise to turn tht• housewife's work- the soft palate decreased uniform- be:come availabie throughout the halm to a thing of beauty and ilv tinder the treatraent. and the con•ilig year to keep production dual-utility. This kitchen. repre- erowth of the disease causing the MAYFIELD high enouish to rake care itf the senting the first effort of its kind germs, such as pneumonia mococei expected 20 per cent increase •n that hag developed from m.o•ely and hemolytic streptococci seas births in 1944 desicner's sketch or dream into checked. The cold virus itself This would LEAF that LOOSE mean production at actually. is so constructed it known not to be affected la.. sulai FLOOR the capacity of the industry. which may easily be changed into an extra drugs • .

NEWS, FULTON, KENTUCKY TUE FULTON COW•iTY -L- of Fulton and Regina, REV. ROBISON, FORMER !has been called to the church at Yoe be Rally Around l'hc Flay kOilides Glory, flags of lareign rutin Farviving ale his widow, Mrs. Randle mai Nellie Arrington Taylor: a SIBIU r, who lives in Missouri Tv,..o broth- FULTON PASTf!R HAS I Whitesburg. Ky. Rev. Rubinson . . . And Ito It Now „• Gardiner of Martin, TO has been se:ving as pastor at Au- nave you ever se-en a photo- Mrfi. Wiley yrs, Cecil of Fulton and Judie (if BEEN CALLED WHITESBURG h •h Tenn , two brothers, Ben Taylor of gusta, Ky., since leaving Fulton. AN) graph of a Geeman • t y w Mayfield also survive. His wife, ManY The United States of America is Martin and Mose Taylor of Sharon, there were no massed swastikas, wife preceded Inm in death se,/- The Rev. J. S. Robinson, who, The many friends of the family engaged in the biggest and bitter- 44 half-sister, Mrs. Robert Stewart of flying from every window, flut- was formerly pastor of the First' will wish the Robinsona well in See the war in its entire history. Not Adamsville, Tenn., a half-brothes, era! years ago est tering from every pole? Have yeu city, their new location. feel it. the Nation Joe Taylor of his sloP- Aroive pa !thee rers were. Auzie Presbyterian chureh of this airier- Valley Forge hes 1141,1 any pictutes of Tokio that did MaYlield, Mrs. Nannic Drew of May- Phelps, Bert Walker, Jesse Hicks,: iis rights been beset with such problems, not show the rifling sun spilling mother, simple field and several .nieces and Frank Thompson, Ray Pharis and THE HIGH ROAD the nap. with surh gigantic ask for its circle of blood 'o na field of YOU TAKE Calvin Birks. will con- survival. white? Would you deny that nephews. r pure V tain% on the woi Id- In fact as a writer the flags of our enemies are ...— , tee. Con- scene points (me America is the symbels that fire their will to win? MRS. ESTBMA VIA IIORNBEAK AMBULANCE CALLS • as as. ) a e----- e. Idhead only first-class power attemreing What, then, would yeti think of a -- - as.--::'" , Funeral services for Mrs. Esthma , Nt se and the - e ' k nock..ir to wage two wen( at one curtailment of production of Unit- Via, 87. who died after a long illness Mr. Dennis French was certied with Ger- same time . . . the war ed States Flag? We (lid not say a Monday morning at the home of her from the Martin hospital to his with Japan. To- C— ack. many and the war "stoppage;” we said a "curtail- (laughter, Mrs. John Thon.pson, in home on East State Line. armed forcea of ward this end, the ment." As an American, interested Clinton were held Tuesdaa after- Mrs. Carol Johnson sees carried all-time „f.%/7, - • the- country are iit an in a quick and sure winning of the noon. She is survived by her daugh- to the Baptist hospital in Mempais _7., They will number ten and in getting our boys in room 417. high. War. iterested ter, Mrs. Thompson, and sore J. D. and she is s millions very shortly! wuold you and baby : a half back home in one piece, Via, attoiney, both of Clinton, and Mrs Bedford Carter ' and and Fulton hos- Our sons, brothers, fahers, curtail the niaking supplying ene granddaughter, Miss Catherine were carried from the !, t .r "-4 A \c neighbors are rimong that vest eif the lighted States Flag? Via of Clinton. pital to their home in Union City. 4 V , I I \ group of warriers. Yes, and our is said. (in well authority, that WV. J. D. Porter of Alamo, Tenn., Martha Sue Jewell was carried sisters and daughters, too. materiels for making American former pastor of the Clinton Christ- • filen her home to the Jenes leg. She was car- Backed by the greatest produc- Flags have been curtailed to the ian church, conducted the services. with a broken Flag : real home again the next day. tion of any industrial nation in the point where there isn't one Burial was in the Springhill crme- like- to Mrs. Ralph Winstead was carried AN, world, and the will to win, America for every citiven that would tery. •v,\ basis froin the Fulton hospital to hei will go fore-aid to Victory. have one. On the cold, hard of inspiration alone . . the will to home on Carr-st. What is the eutward symbol of E. H. MeALISTER \\f-0 \\ . . (1(1 you think this is any Mr. Rob A. Taylor was carrier! that will to win? Era m..tt Hugh :McAlister, 50, horn. :on.• te e•it down on materials for to the Jones Clinic from his It is the Flag ef 111,, United prominent termer et Hickman making American Flags? in Cayce. States . . . thisteen 4,1tei•nate red county. passed awav Sundae white you do, then drop this and white stripes, with 48 If morning about 7 o'clock at the the nearest waste- WILSON SHOE SHOP stars in a field (if blue. Old Glory. pamphlet into Fulton hospital following a brief if you dotal (and you MOVES TO MAIN STREET Not the Army-Navy 'E' bargee,, ha.aiet. But, illness. Funeral services were reajority,1 it is urged although America honors that will be in the Monchy morning at 11 o'clock pro- eiise your %lace in pro- at Mt. moved las flag, too, a:: a sign of superb that y. Zion conducted by Rev. O. Thomas Wilson has you talk to people, A. street to duction on the inciustrial front. test, when Gardner, assisted by Rev. E. C. Shoe Shop from Fourth rs, al- about Vietery and Not the flags of °us allies, when you write Nall. Interment was by the Horn- 204 Main street. Real estate trana- tete rhiega ec). are fighoiee beak- le Sawy;' r 1- 002,4 though America honors than., lee Ferierel Ill Wesley W made 14 which '•111 • comrades in opinion, it cemetery. possession of ,• as the banners of our Only a massed public Brothers obtained „doms un- Ile is arms. Not the Four F is said. can free the Flag: can survived ty two children,:the Wilson building. subscribes of Flag, although America furl it on high to catch the glint ------Liberty. what it to these basic principles of the stin and remind us will to of No. the symbol of the stands for: can put the emblem any com- and on win is none of these nor freedom into the schools Stars bination of them. It is the ,he platforms and on the houses emblem of . places and Stripes, the official and into the parades . is not without the United States. This where it has always been, no curtailment. mawkish sentiment. This is restriction. without of maudlin plea. It is a statement without excuses. as most fact. If you believe this, now is the time to Valley Forge, Trenton, Yorktown, Americans do. Flag. No one is Caney. San Juan Hill, Chateau rally round the El of its birth. Beuucau Wood, Salerno, attacking it in the land #' Thierry. that. But ad's Guadalcanal. Names that No one said or implied Kiska. the and screen of the mind it is being negleeted. That is fore flash across the few of the • word: Neglected. Let's do some- ded to recall but the barest waved in about it. ans- places where Old Glory thir.g who fight for the Flag. and the :en- the breeze to cheer those Let's to turn, will fight for us It fought. A symbol of the wili 'Flag. in United has. It always will. our win? Yes. the Flag of the always hat, States is that. ears to And you would be surprised DEATHS OV- all-out; learn that. in this year of t tO aevare wee only one out of every R. A. TAYLOR and dis-; teen American homes owns Robert Alvin Taylor, 50. Kentucky Flag? plays the United States Salle Highway employee of Cayce, T to learn Would you be dismayed Kv (lied early Wednesday morning coming that. with Memorial Day :.t Jenes Clinic following a short 311P, up on May 30. Flea; Day •":". :.li• Tay ier who suffered on July wit 14. and Independence Day ,:• • • flu recently. had a relapse enough Areeri this caused 4. there will not be • • : • .,1 • NS. aeo and Tha. were can Flags to go around? • .1.. •• Funeral services something unless each of us does at }Lemony Church. conducted pastor. about it now. by Rev. B. A. Walker. the enough Hornteerk Funeral Why won't there be Interment by the chureh cemetery. United States Flags. Home was in the Taylor, Fulten county resi- matter of materials. It Mr it's a of yuat, had been materials ere needed dent for a number seems those for the Ken- aprons and dresses. working as foreman for ,wornen's Highway depaitment articles made of cotton tucky State and. °thee' %vas a member in the mak- since April. 1940_ lie and other textiles used holding are needed of the Baptist denomination, ing of flags. Materials church. than membership at Mt. Carmel ae• special flags. flags other To Help Bring Victory MONTHS TH Tobacco Growers° er Put Every Dollar You BRING YOUR TOBACCO TO J. B. QUiCKER 4 LEAF FLOOR HUMPHRIES LOOSE Can Spare Into the 111)VILLI). hEATI(h Possibly WAR LOAN

belongs to All Tobacco on our Floor this year and efforts are de- MENDS: Our gallant fighting men are Buying War Bonds is investing in the I Tnited the Farmer, and all our time the high- giving everything they've got — on land, States of America for today and tomorrow. It is voted completely to selling tobacco for in the air, on the high seas — to put oser lending nut. Government the money required to est possible price for the grower. I the knockout blow for victory and peace. All of crush the enemies who set out to destroy our you When your Tobacco is put on the Floor us at home must do our share to back them up. American Way of life, mu. liberties, our and a have the advantage of Federal Grading civilization. 2,•ou a bid on each And our share in this all-out drive to end I large group of buyers to make basket. the war vic-toriotisly this year is to buy- War I Bonds until it hurts. In this Fourth War Loan For Each $75 You Invest In A War Bond as high as $36.00 per 'We have sold some leaf Drive evetyom should buy at least one extra Today Our Government WIII Repay You $100 and seconds from $20 00 to $25.00 100, and lugs huruired dollar bond (costs $75) . . .. and as In 10 Years. It Is the Soundest Investment per 100. many more as possible. You Can Make. I Personal attention given each crop .... Prompt settlement. The Big Job Now Is To Win the War/

J. G. HUMPHRIES KENTUCKY UTI,LITIES COMPANY Leaf Floor . Loose 4 Tar Paring VItili1V Under Federal and State Rerulatinrs I Ntreibi I 1111 rind Ile pot hil °Pr \ /) 1) and N it,:i;1 iiiiiuld. I sessais....`11111118191MallintlinM

THE FULTON COUNTY NEWS, FULTON, KENTUCKY W, Silo Simpkins Says The Fulton County News fit for all of the creative and pro- ductive capacity which can be WAR SUMMARY THE are a nitrogen factory way L Paid Bushart C. H. SheU stimulated most effect ively and POCKETBOOK Legumes Publishers most certainly by allowing those Germans report entiii northern with low-cost laborers. • TO. PS _ who succeed to keep the fruits of OF KAIOWLEDGE front blazing with battle. esti We still waste a ?moth of our FRIDAY ant PUBLISHED EVERY success." mate 250.000 Reds attacking along food between the plow and the their in state legislatures have 250.trile front from Leningiad to plate. gibbered as second class matter June Fiftetin .-• ant constitutional -THANK.: -TO A NEW au 1933, at the post office at Fulton, resolved for a nose MI/ELOPED Hy A Nevel swamps. A nenny for a pencil to keep 1879. amendment limiting Federal income tEADIN6 NUNftt CC,1V • 114) 1' —0— may easily make dol- Ky.. wider the act of March 3, COWS farm records tiiii taxes in peace times to 25 per cent. C.A.4 •: River. pre- on. vs. 111k11, wA, reach Rapido lars later Card of Tha—nks.-- iota OBITUARIES. The instinct of self preservation pare for full-scale tumult on Cas- Food is used as a th•liberate in- Cards ag.. Business Notices and Political should stimulate other states to sino. Gen. Henry Maitland Wil- of war by Germany. by sturnient wai charmed ut the rates specified similar action. Unrestricted Fed- son, new commander in chief of to Starvation rations are given tint advertising department. eral taxing power in the hands of sletliterrarwan °tea, expects Rome some occupied areas and minority sen a strong central government has ci fall before king. Given luck, 10,000,- Oboe- ription rates radius of 20 for Tennessee v.ould supply become a menace to the sover- _the Allies may win the war this Miles of Fulton $1.50 a year. Else- grouPtt tior tgety of the states. as well as to vear—but whether we'll fini-h it where 32.00 a year. The 971-2 million dozen cgg goal tint the freedom of the indviidual. this yeat is another thing." 000 soldiers their daily "breakfa.st od. eggs. from July 4 to Thankegiv- boy is being hit hard ALL EMPLOYMENT FIELDS Jap shipping ing. stal bombing. Stepped MUST COOPERATE by American Two leasons for repo i ring lam full • • •f • on the Marshall Is- 1 ,is— !iip attacks machinery: To prevent cestly ori Now: that management and labor guerrillas, arm- je,fook:•••:....1k". lands. British•lood breakdowns and to keep from get- trol have sat down together to trap a ebs.r.n. motors, machine tales speetens Nese -• els ed with trench ting hurt and having to be repair- and plan for providing postwar jobs. it Sv. are harassing Jap- AFTER A CENTURY OF Ir:z10,6 v;,,,,,,, guns and rifles. ed yourself. Go: will be helpful to examine how far in the Malayan FREEDOM anese gairisons rarincr,1 can help their food get their responsibility for the future V- 4 'Peninsula. to the fighning fronts swiftly and nar Before the war most people held can rightfully be expected to ex- —o-- in good condi(ion by prodUCing dur one hope in common: That their tend. 5eme 25000,000 TEIEPHONES JA, 4,SE AMIER,C4. MAMMON RUP,14 Latests German planes, equip- more sawlogs, pulpwood and oth- fits children would enjoy greater op- estimate that the I W, 60. Authorities with a 30-millimeter cannon. portunities and live fuller lives ped er needed bireSt !a.odtletS. United State must provide 56,nno,-1 AO threat than the preceding generations. Fe: :are a more serious Without VoIlf•I'011S tise of groundl than 000 civilian robs to achitive full em- in• `,1;4' much vanunted rocket-firing limestone and phosphates, nitro- tha more than 150 years that hope was ployment after the war. A study c-_;. cf.; 4 terceptors. General Arnold pre- genous fertilizi•r, which is now anc realized because the people were of job figures from the War Man- . 'rt1 dicts that the Germans will fight more plentiful, might not benefit evi free. But now for the first time in power Commission indicates that to the last ditch, and states that Mtiell in the long-run. vics the history of the nation the future out of a total of 51.000.000 pre- the their deftinsive air force is strong- Four Tennessee counties--Gib- :I problematical. in spite of Pearl Harbor jobs. a total of but .-;-16"; — • '"1 'er than it ever has been. soft. Shelby. Sumner and Washing- fact that nearly 10.000.000 Ameri- 13.300,000 were in manufacturing. CIJI1 pledged to ton, have been awarded "A" Flags can ;nee are under arms It is to be hoped that construc- ENDUSTIty usee CORN ny-viioix( 7, ,sairip...... ims...-- ale rcn., 4,,,,,hs ...r,..,n/ f lAtt ..C. k...,.{ .. Eisenhower is in by the Nation:it War Final Admin- Amecican liberty. , ,•••••., — Gen. Dwight vut tion, mining. transportation and 4.C4 TAAW/N6[6 ,,,,E,a. ANd Alt. MAA •.t. AN AWAy vtv-nit.A...c1..,••••..... I, Aaqt3:V(1,PGST,A6 At,ACYR, AS MANV -TYPEwiiiTERN As London preparing the preinvasion istration for outstanding accom- We are faced with a bewildering utilines. trade, and especially agri- I-A.1(05MR HU5INE6S wa; try es AND MACS. A IHRIVINC., machinery. Lieut. General Omar plishment in food production in rai growth of centralised government culture--a field which before the coNPORATION Bradley is placed hvgh on the 1943. This award compaies with which is in no way incident to the war employed 10 200.000 persons-- rue Allied invasion team. .he Army-Navy "E" for outstand- war emergency. If present govern- will soon emulate the example of hat —o-- ing achievement by industrial ment planning is carried out. the industry with plans for full and gift of that particular document " hard to plants. lives of coming generations will be suitable employment of their own, It is particularly significant thing LETTER FROM HOME The Nazis are driving of the Balk- ---V shaped in Washigton instead of come the peace. that the mantisceript of the Bill slam the Allits' chair in forces through individual effort. Rights should have been given back DEAR JIM: ans. by dividing the Partisan RECEIPE of the WEEK American people. by one to in Yugoslavia. Heavy fighting re- Even now, agencies of govern- to the (loess not much of zi tor THE BLESSINGS OF BUREAU- whom the Bill of Rights has meant ported in Central, Western and 1 ment are planning the expediture writer, but I figure your mother A pork roast. nicely prepared, ‘""-ss CRACY so much. Eastern Bosnia. of billions of dollars to pro, idc takes care of that end of things always enjoyed at a company or 4 A —o-- se' ready-made futures for the eitizens The recent railroad-strike threat But, after all, that is America: pretty %yell. and whatever she Sunday dinner. But it must be re- This week, the Communist party of tomorrow. These futures, if end the consequent taking over of nation founded not on a code of writes goes for me. too. She knows membered that a juicy' product, organ. Prav •da, published a re- realized would consist largely of the roads by the government led to laws, of regulations and restric- all the news—still manages to bring with a rich flavor, results only for from Cairo that German For- make-work jobs on government a demonstration of bureaucracy's tions. but upon a Bill ot Rights home the groceries and the gossip port wl on the meat is thoroughly cook- - given Minsiter Joachim von Ribben- projects. In addition. there is blessings that brought wry amuse all people. A land that has in the same market-basket. eign ed at a moderately low tempera- de- !nip and two British officials had steady pres.sure for the gradual rnent into one little town of Stras- refuge to the down trodden and the old nose pretty ture. Sltped into an oven of 300 Been keeping feelers for a separate broadening of socialization of in- burg. Pa. pressed peoples from all nations. down at discussed to 350 degrees, with 25 to 30 min- much to the grindstone British foreign office would mean more Complete with his bars and affording those who had intelli- way peace. The dustry—which the plant With war news the "there is n's utes allowed for each pound, the more jobs on spangles. an Army lieutenant and energy the opportunity declared flatly that ready-made futures. gence it is. although we know we're not rumar, roast will have a rich brown crust up to take over the Stras- citizens of a .truth" to this peace talk the government payroll. .showed of becoming useful through by a long shot. we're be- when done. Upon cutting. the in- in whole country where and bluntly called the report "an Illustrative of this pressure is burg Railroad—consisting brave nt•w world: A ginning to think some about what side nil! be grayish white. without and one freight the greatest, insult to the British people." the trend toward government of a gasoline engine the least may become business is going to be after the a tinge of pink. The slices should of it. to make _0-- domination of the natural re- 'ear. The road, four miles where each has the power Trouble is you can't plan— be tender, firm and juicy, but not war. offers to help patch up industries. If the coal and runs between Strasburg (pop. 1,0491 a contribution to the common melt- a lot of U. S. er dry. source don't know the answers to Reds and Poles. crumbly oil, power and trans- and Leaman Place (pop. 188.) pot. relations between metal mines, ing questions, like whether we get Pravada, the To prepare it for the oven. under con- The local chief of Police. who i for But Russia is silent. portation, are brought We Americans have cause mat,erials right away. what they'll has al- dredge the meat nith flour. salt are has been doubling as the road's Communist party organ. trol of government. the means ,gratitude not only for this gift but let us make after the war. and so end pepoer. and. if desired, insert entire crew of ready told this country. and Great at hand to bring the entire pro- engineer. and his fact that our country, our same with business all a few white cloves. Shoulder for the on. It's the that they can handle this ductive capacity of the country— one fireman, still operate the road way of life, inspired govern- Britain. roasts and fresh hams should be ,nation. our over the country. This dispute-F. and will stand jobs and 'Mutes of all operates only occasionally. it. an us own border a ants tne ;the gift. In aceepting ment's done some good things. too, interference. This placed on rack, fat side up. A citizens—under govern- Meantime the Army lieutenant. ourselves to for no outside private our own hearts pledge but they sure like to keep you for a real rack is not needed for a loin roast Individuals in obeying Washington orders. sits in doesn't look so good ment dictation. the continuation and implementa- guessing. Your old man's hair's all our Miss FIlrence Imlay. foods spe- local feed-store, twiddling his peace settlement. and with every walk of life are voicing the tion of that self-same Bill of boy. cialist at the Kentucky College of getting grey, good-will and contr ibutions to Rus- concern over expansion of the thumbs. so that it may serve as a Agriculture and Home Economics. Rights Well. I guess all that isn't what is a probability that Federal government. Their fear is day and a pillar sia. there this recipe: pillar of cloud by to hear about. Speaking up behind the suggests generations v.-ill be de- "Government officials have ad-: genera- you want Uncle Sam will wind that coming of fire by night to countless Johnson to Pork Roast with Vegetables that farmers need more; of the plant though. Sam eight ball. Eh:spite all reports prived of the opportunities for per- mitted tions yet to follow. 4 to 6 pounds pork roast provided subsidy' was home on furlough. He looks rontrary by Rooseselt and his sonal achievement that have mark- moray and have -v the Flour for dredging which farmers; good. Dropped in at the office and things arc not stacking ed the history of this country. Not payments as a sop. assistants. 2 to 3 teaspoons salt want; showed us some of this commando so well with Russia. so far as only individuals. but clubs. churches oppose in principle. They SPEAKING of HEALTH iip Pepper products, not; technique they learn. Pretty le. gh. trust. confidence arid hon- and civic organizatim.s from one fair prices for their By UP VICTOR G IIE1SER mutual 6 Potatoes •serieury . .; those babies. Got to be. thoug concerned There remains of the land to the ceher. have dsles free.: the public fsitdital .sai,,,nt National As- esty are 6 cm lots end I'd still get in if they'd take r. what Russia in- fight for the reestab- —Fred H. Sexatter, President.; n f Manufacturers little doubt but organized to - I now Yee EUTO711,, and 6 onions govern- Dairymen's Leagoe Cooperative Sis has got the bug tends ti: Joininzitt hshment constitutional we Wipe and tim the roast, dredge Inc. mother. she just sits tight anc there seems to be vely little ment Association. ‘-'mash the 7th Column with flour and seasonings. Place V knits Red Cross socks. and don't do about it . Atlantic Char', oisal tif :hese is the Kin:anis made public can nil at m roasting pan. fat side up, Two senorts iecently say a word. but she don't let eith- brass premises to the small- International and its "Keep Office er and bake until thoroughly done in AN AMERICAN GIFT 'are of unusual interest. The er one of us out of her sight. or not. There's; a nig- America Arneriran- program. The er nations, moderately slow oven. 300 to 350 'of War Information finds that woodpile somewhere. behind the movement is Kind of hope myself. as a matter eer in the degrees. Place vegetables in the thought By RL'TH TAYLOR modern weapons of war are twice days he will Ite in the words of G. of fact. that we can keep Sis tied and one of these v.-ell excressed deadly as th,se of 1917-1918. but to our pan with the meat one hour before past president of There seas a story in the paper es the old apron tstrings till the war's brough tto light—probably S CUTrnings. 1943 soldier or sailor who serving. Arrrsricar.s other morning which couldn't . that the over. Got to have one kid around sorrow. Klwanis ••Ten million the hes twice as good a Frozen Treats may be thawed at na- any plare but in is et minded the house. Of course there's always are in the armed forces of our have happened did his father room temperature, in the refrigerit- mind chance of stirs eal as she'll want to is said that politics make tion. our ha:n(1s thes• com- America and which to my the danger too that It tor„ or in the oven. If the latter, the spirit in World War I. married. Spends a lot of tins• str:ingt• bedfellows. That's Ise- mitted tbe destiny of the dell af- expresses beautifully were the get the cooking time is longer and fuel Shock and infection bet use the same bunk. nation . Just as we that is America. wi ding letters. I notice. and I'll eitise they consumption is greater. fairs of our great killers the wounded last she'll never About 15 :he destiny of An original larechment manu- you doii't get 'em all. Your mother Simple Susie says committed to them In the crestint war. blood might rniss minutes more per pound should be "1 It ;s of the Bill of Rights. em- time. 'won't even discuss that angle. Just marry for money. She our nation's military affairs. script transfuoties greatly reduce allowed for frozen meats. arrendmt•nts to plasma ter lies and says "Non- it and he left with a man on her our solemn eisity to insure the Amer- todying the early the dials., of shuts Menu: Roast pork with vege the shot ls dans• on talking hands. to which they return is the thi• Constitution of the United re• sense!" and eoes rich! tables, cinnamon-apple salad, whole i s the "sulfa fannly" have greatly De tat& rs er g,t- an America tht•y ieft." States. affirming friedorn of about college ei • • Well. that's Uncle Mose: wheat same kind of possibility of infecnon. 's • r gel muffins and bte ter, ice citizens is spy, ch. :eligion. press and assem- (laced the 0 K. with me the ripe. De 'possum he Our future as lite and faster treatin, nt ..f cream and rooka plesented to the Library Also. better Towser tin' fat. De war is on but ah won't threetened—for the first tin-.e in a bly. was war is :in im- It's about time to 1.,1ce V dtscendant the wounded in this hire so bad at dot. century and a half. Congress—not by a albs fie- a stroll and !ix me furnace. portant factor in redueveg a tendency of the tongue to The wisdom V of one of the sigrers. not by a man Going to lei a cold nicht. Ifs of pavine as you go from wounds. It cvt n MaKt.s whiise forefathers fought in the War So take ease of yourself. son— exagNcrate. depends ;list: %time •..al are go- Another report. this one issued be toe ri feel L.,7 POWER TO DESTROY by a second ill small cavity in , ing. of the R. volution—but Council. in- and drop one for niti, \l son of to: the National Safety income •axe.s have in- eeneration American, the DAD Federal dicates that accident reccirds :if s-ent since Peall immigrant parents. v _ creased 700 per workers on the etime front .17•0 Paul Mallon. with Te.is snit was made in the spirit Barbor, Sr-.VS MM.:WV/ ably bt.11( 1 in this wiz! than burden falling on of gratitude for the freedom which SA FETIGRAMS the brunt of the in the last. Available information r:- -ees of reve- its donor's parents found here. that already overtaxed indicates that. in 1917-1918. fatal- reached the freedom which he himself so en- nue. Taxes have now ities per 100.000 workers were near- Some people feel that because longer 'likely joyed and cherishee. What could of way at .,n point whre it is no ly one and one-half times as num- they have the right induseries will be more expressive of America that extensive new erous as in 1941-1942 intersection they have a certain savings. than that the son of immigrants develop tram accuinulated plants have nu:de great measure of safety. progressed to such a Many Neither the money nor the incen- could have in the intervening to the right of in irnprovements Strict adherence tl.,• other folks have changed in 20 Cab. tive is left for such purposes after point of financial independence is safety I set the alarm ahead years. and worker training way rule is sometimes very fool- to hear a EiCi-called tem- turies, they still like moderate are paid this country as to be able to pur- morning the tax bills hiss beceree more and more effec- ish pe.rance broadcast. Hein' a tem- sixiability with their fellow-nuus. the tax situation chase such a rare item!, And what The gravity of tive. The figures show that. whet-t- The of the right of perance man myseii was on From where I sit that'R WNW& to!could be more fitting than that he. interpretation brings the American people face ea industrial accidents headed the hopes of hearing a goad talk. !her comes in. Those who like by birth. commemo- way rule is, generally speaking, ion face with a serious choice. As,an American time, the introduction of Temperaiii0 and trilateral it. set a heap o' store on a mod- his parents, list at one that the vehicle arriving first at L. Lutz. eminent authority rated the memory of sustain- arc- the Annie thing. my diction- erate glass with friends. Harley safeguards in industry and an ordinary unprotected intersec- didn't observes: "Con-I Americans by choice, by giving to ary says. But t his speaker The iwese-itilial 11lllll mierate on tax matters. ed educational campaigns reduced tion shall have the right to cross temperance, at all. his:od- tr..: American people this great discuss drinker far old rril by cretely and in terms of an the number of aceidents to the point two venieles WaS bvstoris'al, rabble- eizintiscript7 first. but that when IlLme win. die each )ear of glut- es! paiallel, it is the choice be- where more deaths were caused by rousing hodge-podge advocat in. accepting the parchment, the reach the crossing at the same time. and over-eating: Ile tween the Ford fortune and the In automobils than by all occupatitsial an impractical prohihtion. "The the one tin the left should give way 11,. 11.14,1,ell by ICI" fl*Ik• automobile. If they (the I ihrarian of Congress wrote: Ile told of anonymous people Ford hazards. to the one on the right. Most driv- lime liy ••tesnuer.iiiee- sin etresnli shook, decide that there manuscript of the Bill of Rights is who'd come to horrible V ers know and et:serve this rule dreW liberally on things they . the only one of the American shall he no more fortunes. They that happened 2000 VAT'S /Igo. needed to complete OW. Ile worked and saved and store Many abuse this privilege. also thereby decide that there documents But. he couldn't get around of no act of himself out His reward is the assume that the other driver will shall be no commodities of mass ho:dings. I can think the fact that, no matter how of the finced gravestone in the cemetery. stop and let them pass. and enjoyment teher than generosity to the people comfort There are some who do no, have Be careful lest you become a kni iwn. A few large United States which would have those now S' MtIRMO' INOOSTIT FOOKOMOM • lattriCKT meaning at this time or to be sense enough to argue and some "statistic." fortunes would appear to be a small more =MT D. Iltaatit. Mate Mrsetar. 1523 MOWN KOS.,IMMO appreciated than the who have hx, much sense to do it. It's Smart to Drive Carefully. price te pay to gain the full bene- more widely •

KENTUCKY THE FULTON COUNTY NEWS, FULTON, _ as tt FIME If we could hear ourselves on the.(lay and night, under a rain of fire cod, contrary to tlie trends of individual incomes TO others hear us vire would keep ossz WAR1IME TRENDS IN FRICES consequently, seenni eternal while it lasts. WASTE raerrrs one hand and of the production of that mouth shut. •dabiliiation program. After a long zsinstimerie goods on the other have But, they are not complaining. TREE WASTE --V-• on campaign, which resulted in a loss "CHRISTMAS The persisent upward piesaure moved in opposite directions and "Hey have a purpose to fulfill, • WI'lt. THOUS of production of 41) million tons of DEPLORED BY Tins and fats are critical mater• wages and prices is making the have created a wide disparity be- war to win, and a great offensive This headline badly needed coal, the United Mine ANDS BURNED." oils until the war is won. Tennes- taak of stabilisation authorities in- tween purchasing power and sup- to launch in 1944 It is not their Washingtoo the othei Workers have obtained a contract come out of see has never reached its quota in creasingly difficult states the Guar- ply This gap, which constitutes offensive only, it is our offensive a sombre note to that yii,Ids thein a substantial in- day, anti it adds their collection but has always anty Trust Company of New York the greatest threat to stability of too. And if we value the mightY pulpwood drive for crease in actual weekly pay. Busi- the nation's made a good showing in all drives in the current imsue of The Guar- the price level, has been only part- that they have to perfoim ness concerns, in turn, are demand- deeds 14.000.000 cords in 1944. for the collection of other salv- anty Survey, its monthly review ly (+mid by such offsetting influ- in 1944, we shall carry on at home ing price adjusiments I() offset Waste is deplorable at any time; age of business and financial conli- ence]; as higher taxes, purchases of theri spirit and with their higher costs and furnish the incen- in it ix nothing short of tragic at this Dona in this couritly arid abroad. war bonds, and debt repayments. seriousness of purpose Let tie tive that is indtspensabie if the time. Comparison with Last War 1 no more complaining. Lei u. Congressional iientiment is ch•arly (wintry's thousands of industrial have The tragedy lies not in the burn- as a have more vituperation and more against the use of subsidies establishments, large and small, The degree itf priec stability that ing of the trees so mud( as ia the but It is a fighting horne- wartime stabilization device, are to saoduco at niaximuni rates. has lawn maintained in the face cif sacrifir- waste of manpower, of time, and of this that we need only time can ,s•veal whether Congress shows a raising tendency such obstacles compares very fav- t:mit transportation equipment. Christ- to For I(g•u 'I'ID sentiment is stror.g enough to insist on higher farm prices in orably with the advarwe that took mas trees could not be used for 24 Mem *eery day, / days et override the apparent determina- preference to food subsidies and place during the last war. The pulpwood; they are too small. utesit. eon., etopoing. the leftlneye RATIONING rum' ts,r hoe tion of the Administration to con- I will probably pass a tax bill p.o- present war bus alieady c(intinued They were WO green for fuel. wits, • tinue the use of the subsidy meth- I eiding only a fraction of the addi- longer than World War I and has The over-supply came about be- up, plus tfuut.•....uus ac,41.1 and other sesta od. Even if subsidies are given tional revenue asked by the Treas- resulted in vastly greati.r indus- Proceir•ed roods cauge a few persons tried to reap 'natter ltrat ORK11,11. ray lo the blood arid even if the prise D. E ..nd F in Book They suffered without laJary to lemilb. them would however, i iffy. On every front, Government trial and financial readjuatments Green stamps quick, high profits. be better understanding of ph, tLe and l• upset elms kidneys lad stability of recent months is not agencies charged with the duty of and dislocations, particularly in the 4 good through Jan 20; G, It from their Gwn greed. *hole oyetent reas- lonrt.or, properly. fully maintained, there is still , maintaining price stability face United Statc., where the indus- J valid through February 20. How much better for everyone Burn's', meant, ar tan frequent mrlata• con- Canned Ilan eametleme warns tient tameable' on to hope that general prico COMIIIIMIS that raise questions as trial mobilization of 1017 and 19:8 Meats, Cheese, Butter, rata, cotwerned, and especially far the la wron". ,k4,1 may suffer naP11,111 di z thourost, trol, reinforced by high tax rates , to whether they can continue to appears small in eomparison with Fish, Canned Milk war effort. If this wasted manpow- the large flow of savings into of capacities now er and equipment had been used to and show the considerable, measure the huge productive Brown stamps R. S and T good Government bond purchases, will their purposes. Yet the cut pulpwood. For pulpwood pro success that has rewarded devoted to war now: U Jan 18; al! expise Jan. 29. hold the p;:ice advance withir. much priee level has duction is not only essential to out efforts thus far general wholesale V good Jan. 23 through February narrower limits than it was held only 37 per cent since August, military success; it passe reason- Bilges and Pricea risen 26. "Spare" stamp No. 2 in Book during the last war. And any sant- 1939, as against an advance of able and dependable profits. And ' Events sow" the signing of the 4 valid for 5 points on purchase of flee of price stability that might more than 100 per cent in the per- its largest return will be victory. agreement between the Government all fresh lank and all sausage (ex- retsult Irian the atimidonment of of approximately equal length Let's back the boys at the front and the coal inincr:;* representa- iod cept canned and bottled) through suite:idles would perhaps lie more ;sat seassea the duration of the in '44 with oIrtru tu-n-cl! 'If pulp- lives have provided a striking il- January 15. compensrded for by the avoid- virood. than interaction be- last war. and known lustration of the Sugar ance of the dangers has The contrast is due to the differ- de- tween wages and prices that 30 Stamp 29 in Book 4 good fei evils that lie in the use of this of prices of non-agri- i•ome to be known as the "wage- ent behavior pounds through Jan 15 Stamp vice. commodities. During !owe spiral." Promptly upon the cultural 3U in Book 4 good for 5 pour ds Early last month, The Suivey War the price movements ...nclosion of the agreement a World Jan. 16 thiough Mareh 31 the United States Sen- products and other com- • continues, ,,,e1,1) ',ma oaelators submit- of farm ate passed by an almost unanimous :,, 'Asa,. roughly parallel: Shoes „ st es, ,;1; , -at; m e;,s; I ', 18 in Book 1 and No 1 DRY Stow CLEANING sumsating doolded vote a resolution inemotai.duin decial (ouch gioup approximately Deiss,a. Aii plane stamp in Book 3 good for wage increase fer noneperating the price. Thus far during the psoducers of 40 per cent of in notice. employees. which the Di• farm products have 1 pair each until furtive railroad astietis coal tonnage face ruin un- present war. IS SPECIALIZED ef Economic Stabilization sharply as they did Gasoline rector le,: the price of coal is raised to risen almost as as being inflaben other com- A-9 good foi 3 gallons had reject( d for lecther costs and the from 1914 to 1918, while Stamp - less than a thiough Jan 21. 1944. fa C. B-1 . OUR BUSINESS is strictly DRY CLEANING .oeur.(rs 111111,111 opt.,.a1011. modities have advanced as much. The rise of 38 per and C-1 stamps good for 2 gallons PMEMBAMMK:211 .• 1"1,4'1 (4111Ckly third work is specialized, giving your clothes price level until further notice B-2 and C-2 - -so our ,1 1 ,, lift 11, wage cent in the general an ad- good for 5 gallons until I DID YOU KNOW establened the -Little since August. 1939, reflects stamps careful care and attention. And you will find per cent in the pric•es used. State and license number -•••rel” formula. and tl,. President vance of 100 THE products and one of only must be written on face of each . and entirely satis- THAT . the oritanii:ation predicted that of form our service prompt. reliable in prires of other com- coupon IMMEDIATELY upon re- ,,,er unions vitould take similar ac- 27 per cent • • non-farm group has ceipt of book. factory. m. Early last month the Presi- modities. The ; Laundry 6 per cent clueing the Parisian :ent of the United States Steel risen only Tires since Pearl Harbor. A book be carporation issued a statement to two years Next inspections due: When you need your Cleaning done, it will Does Seven Different movements during the two 31: Ws by Feb. the effect that, if employment Price vehicles by March increased, wars show one interesting similar- by Feb. 29: commercial worth your while to bring it to us. of Washings costs are to be furthei 29, C's Kinds case there was an ini- months or every the company has "no recou,se oth- ity: in each vehicles every six in- of more than a year of is first er than to seek a compensating tial oeriod 5,000 miles, whichever Special attention to buttons and minor repairs stability, followed by in steel prices." approximate Feel Oil crease that began a strong upward surge 2 coupons good through made upon request. addition to specific problems, Period In rather suddenly and tended gradu- good concerned over the Feb. 7; period 3 coupons authorities are to level off. During the pres- CALL 11 TODAY stability aris- ally through March 13. Unit value, 10 in our workmanship and like to broad threat to price the initial period We take pride in- ent war, however, gallons each. Change - making rug from the rapid increase in longer; the AND TRY ONE of stability continued reserve comports good that well-dressed feeling and ap- incomes at a time when the coupons and held yuu keep dividual ensuing advance was more moder- Con- and services for throughout heating year. quantity of goods of shorter duration; and is appreciated. be spent ate and sumption in Louisville area as of pearance. Your patronage ..ehich those incomes can has been more of the leveling-off January 10 should not have ex- • . steadily shrinking. Estimates Corner Lake & Carr Streets so-called "in- marked. ceeded 45 per cent of season's ra- 1 amount of this V at tion. itionary gap- have appeared DEFENSE LAUNDRY frequent intervals, have var- THE COMMON NOTE: Rationing information is PARISIAN been cal- from Station . ! so widely and have given in radiocast bases Howe Front For 1944 by Geo. 11 & CLEANERS culated on so many different The Fighting WHAS, Louisville. have lit- New Year begins with Director, Office that the figures probably The Goodman. District Cleaners It favorable Quality readers. on the war front Administrator, each ..m••••••••••• tle meaning for most events of Price whether the United Nations. The waves 8:45 A.M. may be doubted to the Thursday at TRY OUR measurable Arctic now cover forever problem is statistically of the WASH It is be- of the Scharnhorst, THR!FT except in broadest outline. what remains that the pride of the German yond ques_tio_n_however, once the Navy. Three more Nazi destroy- Thirtieth Annual Statement of the— ers rest on the bottom of the Bay of Biscay. Berlin. once said by Goering to be immune to attack Fulton Building & Loan Association de- ciorn the air. is very nearly --OF siroyed. American and British forces, operating over a very diffi- FULTON, KENTUCKY lends meat cult terrain, pound back the Nazi MILK Italy. The Russians —AS OF— -iivisions in -weep into Poland. In the Pacific. 31,1913 the Jananese find it impossible to DECEMBER of our troops as stop the advance —ASSETS-- toward ! .hey proceed relentlessly S305,400.00 hand .. helping of the Mikado's Empire. REAL ESTATE LOANS a the heart 4.640.00 Yet, 1943 was not the year of the STOCK LOANS 3,000.03 great and all-out allied attack up- STOCK IN FEDERAL HOME LOAN BANK strongholds It 10.001.00 on the enemy's BONDS . in Every of preparatior.. of Plenty of Protein was the year ADVANCED 86.03 With that at- INSURANCE AND TAXES getting into position for 1.052.68 we arc confident. REAL ESTATF: (Contract Sales) . of Pure tack which. 1 00 -Brimming Glassful will be triumphantiy undertaken FURNITURE AND FIXTURES Health mill- 8.069.75 in 1944. For us. the enlarged CASH ON HAND ANT) IN BANK . Axis . MILK! taiy operations against the PASTEURIZED mean the death of tsranny $332.250 46 and the restoration to mankind of the opportunity to be free again. •IILK1 offers sail- days of meatless meals, 1 But to the men—the soldiers. In these --who —L1ABILMES-- meal plan- ,irs, airmen, and marines i248.239 20 for better will STOCK .. the nutritious solution forge this victory for us, it INSTALLMENT to pur- 27,800 00 the Basic-7 foods, vital mean victory for freedom FULL-PAID STOCK ning. It is one of enduring 470.75 Pure Pas- :based at the price of DIVIDENDS ON FITLL-PAID STOCK of America . . . and dirt. suffering, she]. 6.40 the good health danger and SOCIAL SECURITY TAX RESERVE and and death. These protein; the tissue shock. sacrifice, .. 4612 Milk is high in will need FEDERAL 20'7- TAX RESERVE teurized fighting men of tiers 35.578.27 children and . repairing agent essential for support. They will get it if we UNDIVIDED PROFITS blood aims . 10.609.72 a day sup- keep our minda on the great RESERVE FUND . ..._.._...... Four glasses of milk fought. 9.500 00 adults alike. for which the war is being BILLS PAYABLE Total daily if we follow with 96 per cent of your They will not get it plies you people in our plus many other valu- the example of some S332,250 46 protein requirements ... midst who seem to regard the war complaining as an opportunity for correct to the best of my knowledge and belief— vitamins and minerals. in- The foregoing statements are able about the comparatively mild sonvenienccs that we all must un- '. E. Fall, Sect'y-Treas. are enduring dergo. However. we to before me by J. E. Fall, this December 31st, 1943-- KEEP IT COLD — re- Subseribed and sworn IT COVERED — no hradship that can be even KEEP very Murphy. Notary Public. W.4STE A DROP! motely compared with the H. H. AND NEVER sacrifices that the men of the and Loan Arsociation real the Auditing Committee of the Fulton Building making daily. It We, armed forces are as.sociation and find the fore- crawl that we Lave examined the records of this • is they, not we. who must states true and correct to the best of our knov.ledge and belief. through the mud of the infested going statements to be out a and steaming jungle, seeking J. D. DAVIS Pure Milk Co. hidden enemy. It is they, not we, Fulton dying L. E. BROWDM who must look upon their Auditing Committe, "Hume of Pasteurized Milk- comrades and listen to the agonized cries of the wuunded. It is they, (‘ not we. who must move fin ward

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NEWS, Fut,ToN, KENTUCKY THE FULTON COUNTY —grimemm, .....4TrtatMeelga. 1.1111111.11111111111111111h. - C. Turner; :me biotite', Aubrey; approscd Roll call was iThursday at the Mt. Zion church Sue Meacham, Mrs Al Gentlentan,lEugene of Montaomery, Ala., Jack I sisters, Mimes tjamegsa, Kate, •soctErr twelve members. The bride 11 well known in thie Miss Aiiii Valentine, Mrs Claude and George or Fulton, Roger Lee six answered by Mary. all ef Mor- Irom the Muggy, Miss Ruth Graham, Miss living south of the city and Royce Pattie, Effie and Mrs J. W. Elledge, chairman pre-:section, having graduated Roberson of of a and in., and Mrs Fred BY YU -GUNGL over the meeting. Mrs. J. Cayce High School in the class ot Lillian Cooke. Miss Jane Alles or Alton. Ill Three model sided hoi attain in law, Mrs. Edna illss Helen Marie Bynum, daugIt• pro- 1142, and later attended Murray Mitten, Tenn, Miss Jessie Nelle foin Moon is also !WI VIVP. TI14.1.10 W. Shenay had eharge of the ilaiighter, Mrs Mrs. Charlie Bynum. Mrs MINN4,4 'ruiner and her tsr of Mt and gram that was taken from Royal State Calkins. For the past year Curter. Mrs James McDade, al V. MI N 114.1IIIIII HAW'S, Okla , were married Saturday. L. Carter, south of Karl Carpentei, both of Akroi. Tulsa, Service. The tapic was "Citizens she has been employed as a steno W. rowels, Mrs W. Rosa and Etta Smith of John (lung' of Fulton, cnd T Sgt William of the Kingdom" and she was as- graphs! at the Hickman Puschuse MIS!. Martha Mih.re and the hon- town, lleolge Smith of of May or !I Ile WIIS 114/111 .11 Martin, Dee.. 2d, January Ha at the home sisted by Mrs. J. C Suggs The Production Credit Association at oree Those stinting gifts but not Tilsit.? and Gene Smith of Ruth. 1904 Ile enlisted in the U. S A. Rogers. 511 College street, with closed with prayer by Hickman. Her father is seers:troy attending were M heel Elizabeth Tenn MO Newt Smith, li% program was served with Co. 4011i Mayor Rogers officiating in the pres- Payne, Martha Neil Howlett, Hel- ing ninth id Fulton Ai my and Mrs. Elledge. of the Faint Buieau of this coun• and Caiolyn Arm. Reiff for eleven months ence of a few friends. Delicious hot chocolate and en King, Matilyn Shankle, Mrs Speight had lived in this aedding a I. was discharged March The bride chose for her sandwiches were served by the The groom h. a popular young Atkins, Butt% Ant, Peed, Mrs rettiniunity for the greater part of 21 days 111. accessories of winter [Jock with hostess during the social hour. man of the Mt Zion cllllllll unity, C Mit3.1i• and M111s. Treva Whayne hei life. although she lived in 2, 1943. lifter being in the hospital brown. • and is a graduate in the Woodland of 541 Ian. Pails, Tenn, for a short time She for some time. Ile was admired Sgt. Gungl Is stationed at the Air School. 11.• is now with CIRCLE FOUR Iligh was a member of the Methodist mid Imea by his neighlsors and BIM' at Halls. Tenn . where he is an the armed forces and stationed FIDELIS CLASS Chinch Iler husband . einled W:Til MRS. FLIPPO sei %I... men engineer ginner They e.ill make m training at Pyulte, Texas. The larl'I NG MON DA Y ner in death eight yearn ago Mrs. W. E their home in Dyersburg, Tenn. Circle Four met with newlyweds will return there to re- The Fidelis Class of the last Active pallbearers were the five were! o'clock Monday at Attending the ceremony Flippo at 2.00 side within a few days Baptist Church met Monday night sons and Maleolin Smith Sue Bynum, Ward, 11..r home on Green street. Seven Mary Friends of this young couple wish at home of Mrs Paul Boyd with Hoinbeak Funeral Home K:14 in one visitor, Mrs. T Bak/ Elisabeth Birie and Mies' Mills of members ond them happiness 3Ild bUlrIn121 in Mr.- Russell Rudd and Mrs. Earl charge of arrangements president of general Detroit. S Humphries, their new life. Collins. co-hostess The meeting b•••40 Chidas present. Mrs. J. ta AN hag./ R. ------V WMIT, were V Myra tat,/ .1:7.1..•• tow. 0.1 opened with prayer by Mies THONIAS R. Ay•c•.....1 . presided over the WILLIAMS .1.4 I 1••• HOLMES-BRYAN Earle, chairman, LEGION AUXILIARY Scearce. The roll was called by yaracatsi:si WOO II Cl•• MATCHINV daughter of session. Mrs. Toni White Thomas R. Williams. age 82, died 1/111.1•UUSTUMIMIn • I mot.o• Kiss Janet Holmes. business MEETING THURSDAY Mrs Clifford Hall. in the absence of Mr. and Mrs C R. Holmes. of Gas- had charge of the program with at the home of his son, Russell hIrs. Ford Lansden entertained the secretary with eight niembers tonia, N. C., and Cpl William Earl the topic. "Characteristics of Citi- Williams, 121 Pasehall street, Ful- !the American Legi•ni Auxiliary last answering New grilup captains Bryan, of the U. S Marine Coms, zens of the Kingdom. She was as- ton, early Sunday morning after a CLASSIFIED ADS Thursday afternoon at her home on were appointed to serve for three son of Mr. and Mrs,. Hayes Bryan sisted by Mrs. Flippo. Mrs. H. D. rt illness. Ile vials native cif _ Third strivt, vsith Mrs. Johnson months by the president. Mrs. Earl of this city, weir. married Monday Martin gave the devotional from ry County, Tenn , horn there (moult LAND i•Olt RENT—Any Hill co•hostess. The meeting was Collins, as follows. Mrs. Clifford night, January 17. at eight-thirty the Fifth Chapter of Matthew. hily 2, 1660. Funeral 111`I'VICV.i or all of 15 acres Richland Bottom with the Pledge of Allegi- Hall. Mrs. Charles Walker, Mrs. I dismissed by opened f• 11C•id T:1•••llay Mt•.•n,,Ork cn aL.ffin highway :felon!: at the First Baptist Chore% Tae tr.octing was Mary Mow: land lot lance, followed by the singing ot Paul ilnyd ant Miss Peeress Ftev. R. D. Martin. pastor officiated. Mrs. Earl Taylor. New nape by Rev. T L Can he tractor worked. Produced i"America- and the Lord's Player. Hales in the Virginia Tidwell. sister of the ---o— and interment fullowed ten barrels of COM per acre last • Mrs. Morse, presided liver the Delisiou, ref reshments were matron of honor Mrs. N. T. %ear Some ing room. See groom, was the CIRCLE FIVE by 0,0 hostess following the 'awY". cemeter).- 'business session, and Mrs. Eacl served is by six sons, Claud. !McConnell. 2tp. The bride wort) a lovely model of WITH MRS. ALLEN He survived Watne Scott at 'Taylor vvas instructed to purchase ss ses•lon Ellis, Russell and Robert, powder blue with navy accessories The meeting of Circle Five met in _v Vester, was tht• poppies for sale here on Poppy all of Fulton, and Daniel Williams wziNT DRAFT EXEMPT MAN and a corsage of gardenias She the home of Mrs. A. C. Allen in day. Mrs. S. M. DeMyer, the pro• Martin: ten und business ill employed by the United States Rub- Highlands Monday. The meeting PERSONALS of grandchildren, —For permanent lender, gave an int...resins? ber Company betore ner marriage was opened by player by Mrs. three weal giatalghikii en V Mill Mie 114.311*••• now talk, "Et:pc:sr:ars and Imaaressions of Dyers• niarried Evelena El- Mrs. Tidewell wore pink ystlii George Winters, with thirteen Mgs Robe: McCollum Vie first averaging ata OH %% eekls. Estab- of Our Soldiets Overseas." Wisinesdev Fulton more and to the; union were born black accessories members and one visitor, Mrs. burg sptnt lished routes. Iligh quality, NOn - been in the The hostess served delicious re- daughter. Miss Irene six sons and one daughter. His Cpl. Bryan. who has Wiley Stevenson. present. After visiting his It:dinned Pt oducts. Except' 1 freshments doting the social hour. Southwest Pacific for the past 17 presid- Bever. She left Wednesday night sompanion and two sons and one wartime opportunity still secure roll call, Mrs. e. M. Conley V Quantwo, Va., j vr-it daugh.er him in death. months will report to ed over tiw business sesion and Kuttawa far future. You furnish car. We make 'MRS LEONARD RIDGEWAY Later he married 131anch Morrison this week. Mrs. Bryan will Mrs. Foster Edwards gave the de- Mts. W. Scohey spent Wed- furnish everything else. lair par- ENTERTAINS WITti SUPPER and (it 0.1. 1.1f1I9I1 Wl i,0111 !W,, her home here for the present sotional and program, "The Ser- nosday Kuttawa ticulars, write E. NI. Lewis, care Mrs. Leonard RiClacwaY enter. abo int•Cf.,1.41 Inn) in V mon on the Mauna" hlai jury 11(11(14.1 spetit Thursciay TIIP J. R. ins romp...tit atem- tinned a number of friends at sup- (41:(rat'sth. 3tr • BAPTIST CIRCLES The meeting was dismissed by in Jackson, Tenn phis. Tenn. per Friday night at her home on of Walnut MET MONDAY Mrs. Eat Bondutant. Ile was a member tile prayer by After stipia r the 1111.-s Ann Godfrey left Thursday . SALE--While they Circle three rni.t st the home of Central [wenn.. Giove fin a riarr.her .41'1`1.11S FOR card games. for Jinkson, Tenn . far a visa with last. Winesaps, 1.09 per bus Black Mrs. Carl Brittain on Third street .guests enjoyd sear, Burial t.ti . (S :,!•ge of W. LOTTIE MOON CIRCLE were: Mass Frances friends. per bu.; Seconds fron. Monday. The meeting opened by Those present W. Jones & Son, Tnigs, $3.00 The Lottie Mood Circle met at Cullum. Miss Betty Jane Shupe returned to Firm and Juicy devotional by- Mrs. M L. Rhodes McAlister. Miss Flora 50c hi $1.511 per hu. the home of Mrs Charles Walker Cald- Roveltng Gown Business College the minutes were Lead Millie Gray. Mtss Dorothy —tit any pocLer-book. I-4 mile alter which co-hos- for sev- JOHN E. TURNER with Miss Willette Cook well. Mrs. Sarah Stinnett and Wednesday athe being al South Mt. Sloriah Church. BLUE — — presided here. John E Tomei. age 39, ain of tess. The meeting was daughter Judy and Mr. and Mrs. eral days at her home WING ORCHARDS, Beecher a Mrs. Edgar 51r. and Mrs. C C. Turner. died at ever by the ahairman, Ridgeway. 111:. and Mrs R. C Crwker spent Finch, Prop. Moss Hales Veter.ins Ilaspital. M. mphis, Provine. Miss Mary V Thursday in Paducah. the absence of Wednesday. January 12. following "Let Helm Help Increase your a.ad the minute, in ROY ADAMS HONORED Mrs. Ira Dixon left Wednesday Adams. an extended illness. Funeral serv- poultry profits. America's heavi- ORPHEUM tne secretary. Mrs. Tillman entertained for a visit in Benton. III Mrs. Roy Adams N1rs. William Scott had charge of ices were held in Mai-tin by Rev est laying strains. Officially Put- v.ath an enjoyable dinner party Mr. Joe Taylor of Mayfield ar- the program. Sixteen members O. A. Marrs and Dr. H. H. Boston. lorium Tested, 20 years Contest THEATRE Saturday evening at her home on rived Wednesday to attend the fu- and one new member, Mrs. Alfred Interment followed in the East Side winners. Official worlds records. the Martin highway honoring her neral of his half-brother. Roy Tay- FRIDAY - SATURDAY Green were present. cemetery in Martin. in charge of Government approved. Hatching the occasion being his lor. Russell Hayden - Bob Wills V husband, W. W. Jones & Sons. ear around HELM'S HATCH- was Pvt. Bobby Yates of Texas is --in— birthday. The dining room He is survived by ha, father. C ERY. Paducah, Ky." PRAIRIE" NA N NEY• HOUSE attractively decorated in red, spending a short furlough here with "LONE Mrs. Douglas Nanney announces other relatives and —also-- in red. white ad blue. in memory of his wife and marriage of her daughter II—aOrerland atail" •ae their son who is in the service. fkitinds. Chapter Mr. Louise, to Junior House, son of A delicious dinner was served to Mrs Will B. Davis of Chicago and Mrs. Forrest House, Dukedom, Joe Work and daugh- was the dinner guest of Mrs. Joe 20 Lbs. Mrs. Under NIONDAY Mr. and Weight; SUNDAY - Tsr.n. The tangle ring reremony C.ritillar. "•-•'•-sm sonday e.ve- Lugesi - Ntichael Duane ter Sue. oi Dukedom. Mi. and Mrs. Beta afternoon, Miss is-as solemnized Sunday Ed Casey of Fulton and Mr. and ning. Othe: guests v:ere: Charles A. January 16. by Bro. Mrs. Adams. Frances Galbraith of Fulton Mrs. Return Of The here. Their Gains 10 "The his home Patsy On llouser at Willis L. Butler and Miss Retonga V Martha Vampire" attendants were Mis.s ANN LINTON HONORED and James Butler. , ings I felt as though I had not had House sister of the groom. Jimmy Mr. and Mrs. Carl King visaed THURSDAY ON BIRTHDAY "I Have Pkntg of Strength any rest at all. Every night it was WEDNESDAY - Wheeler and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sunday morning with Mr. and Ford Miss Ann Linton was honored at the same thing over and over. I John Loder - Ruth Watts sister of the bride Mrs. Will King. For Mg Work, Now," a delightfully planned party Satur- had to take laxatives constantly, I The bride chose for her wedding Lieut. Layne Spence, Army Air Happily States Mrs. day afternoon given by her moth- was twenty pounds underweight, The Water a dress of soldier blue with brown Force. left Monday morning for "Murder On er. Mrs. Clifton Linton on Cedar Thurber. Daughter Also and about as badly discouraged as accessories. Her shoulder corsage Del Rio. Texas. after spending a Front'' street. the occasion being Ann's Relieved Of Distress anybody you could find. le was of pink rose buds centered week with his parents. Mr. and ---ais0-- tenth birthday. From Indigestion And "I for with iris Miss House. the matron Mrs Res) Spence west of town. cauldn't ask more relief The affernoon was spent playing Retinga have me. appe- "Mexican Spitfires of honor. wore a dress of brown Miss Jane Alley of Milan. Tenn.. Eats Plenty Now than My garnss and participating in con- back, I sleep and the Blessed Event" tafetta with brown aeressories. spent the week end with relatives tite came fine tests and prizes were awarded. eonstipation is fully relieved. I —v.ith-- Her corsage was of talisman roses. here. •1 was twenty pounds under- Late in the afternoon the hostess plenty of strength for the de- VPIP7 - aeon Errol The couple will mak etheir home Mr. R. M Kirkland left Monday -is. ight but I have regained ten have served delicious ice erearn and work I am doing. My daugh- the groossis psrents for the wing nicht for Chicago to attend a Jew- 'sounds on Retonga and I feel fine." fense tortnday to 11,, f,,,a orseent. convention declares Mrs. Bessie Thurber. well tcr suffersd much distress froni guests: Shirley Humra. Nancy elars V V known resident of 619 Hudspeth indigestion. Retonga gave her Breeden. Joel Golden. Claudine ROBERTS-MeGEHEE Ave.. Boonville, Ind. Mrs. Thurber such grand relief that she now Wade. Ann Bowen. Donna Gerl- DEATIIS Mr ad Mrs J. B. McGehee, of tilted that her daughter had al- eats anything she wants. Retonga ing. 1),.ttie Edwards. Peggy Slit. ti•ciyi-un announce the marriage so iaitained splendid results from the giandest medicine I ever saw " Communes. Eddie Kizer. Bruce MRS. SARAH FRANCES SPEIGHT f their daughter. Elizalsth. to R,tong4 Discussing her own hap- Retonga intended to relieve dis- Noffel. Jimmy Sisson. Mrs Sarah Franc. s Speight. 70, staff Sgt. Charles Roberts. son of ay relief. Mrs Thurber continued: tress due to Vitamin 13-1 deficiency. miall N•arnan. Glen Roberts. V. ell-known in this community, of and Mrs ilerman Roberts, -About three years ago T began constipation. insufficient flow FRIDaY • SATURDAY Laird. Alger V)'ade. night at 710 at her Greddie Ray Med Saturday going down hill. I rarely digestive juices in the stomach. and -mob R..ut•• 4 The cere- after an LUDWIG BON aTli Billy Gtegory. W.-Iter klischke. t..ine C..ntral Avenue. of appetiti•. Accept r— : •7.y clsorsingls- performed any desire for taod. I felt bad. and loss SONDER GAAKD 'Weill) and Ann torsi (seeks Funeral ser- GALE Wade Askess. illness of slept troariy at night that often I Aitute. Retonga may in— were held NIonday afternoon — Lint•in -.psis :reatied ..e. • Di'V • Drug Co. "Strange Denth Of 3' at two °Wks k the Walnut Grove Adolph Hiller" MRS. HENRY t_' THOMAS •iiiirch with the past"!. Rev. T. Ls COMPLIMENTED WEnt PARTY rry in eh .-ge assIsted hy Rev. — ef the First Mesdames. J L Jones and A C. Loyal Hartman. pastot inter- "You're .4 Lorky Fellow,' piss; ome:.1;;;;;oti ;Li, „ dr;ign„:fol thadiEt chtireh M Pans 44, church cemetery. .Vr. Smith bridize party and miscellaneous tnent was in the survived i/N- daughtcr. 1' complimenting Mrs. Henry She is Si, !,,gt. snit five sons. Allan Jones- - Evelyn Anker C Tb,onas. (r.ee Martha Sue Mas- Miss Willa ANNOUNCEMENT 1 sm. a recent bride. Saturday eve- • • • SUN. - MON. - TUES nine at their home un Eddings DO THIS FOR street Bov,as of gladioli and heather nad lighted white tapers provided the Want a I wish to inform my friends and customers decorations for th. occasion. anti Night at 204 MAIN STREET, jOHN tallies carrying uut the bridal mon( New Career? that I aln now located aidifiELD Weft' llSed. GarlIt.S of contract and C.hinese having moved my shop from Fourth Street. find just Coughing checkers were played during the YOU CAN ver% hael% chance you're looking for— evening. with Miss Ann Valentine the in the WAC. 401114 COLD ,ffi im the re,se. winning war stamps for high score YOUR PATRONAGE IS ra ,.th bridge prize and Mrs IA' T. Pow- If you haven't a skill, Army Lckie ar.d nl:nt nse Perhaps Ind . winning experts will teach you. thls tlne-toFt,1 Vicks trcattner.t ers of Firt Wayne. teen, work .4PPRECI.4TED s )rk Instantly ... you'd like to drive a the theckers prise. 3150 Machine. or help di- with ALAN HALE 2 wars at once! 3 irletype gond stamps. airplane traffic. BANE CLARK At 1•,!!ilne rah hid Nicks rect s-spiiRsb .11 hr.J1t. ...11uSt. and The honoree wore a two piece Whatever you do. sou will c VAT. HUTTON : 711, ,PPR TalitiNG. in- wool dress. with brown skirt and set valuable training—learn STP4taJITING tg...g r teresting things--and belp get front Ct.,/ orange anci brown plaid jacket She tlia war wtail %at sighlasanan) y PENETRITES to upper br.mh- wore an iris corsage, a gift from the soothing WILSON'S Ing passages with full details at vapora. It STIOULMES hostess. TODAY—aet , medicinal U S. Army Recruit- aad hack surfarrs like a A delicious salad plate %vas serv- the nearest rotnfrortInv ins Station (your local post the games. aft., altah SHOE SHOP I keep:: on working for hours, ed following will give you the ad- WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY and office oven ohne you •leon -to ease the honoree was presented the dress.) Or svelte: The Adjutant r•Iirve musou- 201 Main Street Fulton, Ky. 1 Ilette • Paul Luka.s coughing spasms. shower gifts General. Room 4115, Munitions I s •,,rorto,• and C. —iri— tatitnsss satai bring The guest list included Miss Building. Washington. D. tz VaeoRua "Watch On The Rhine" xach grand comfort, Winna Price. Miss Andy DeMyer, Mrs. Edward Benedict. M:ss Bertie

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