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The Morehead Independent “ONE OF KENTUCKY’S GREATER WEEKLIES’ MOREHEAD. KENTUCKY, THURSDAY. MAY 27, 1937 Facilities College Faculty Is First Lady Heard Cooking School To For Summer Term What is Mrs. Franklin D. Employed By Board Hoosevell's favorite cplor? Readers of fashion magazines By Thousands At At Local School won't have a hard time an In Amiual MeetingClose Today]Vith swering that, for the color that [nqiiiries fawftft# That Prac- Mrs. Roosevelt favors Is the Ernest Hogjfe Ls Granted lice• Teaching- • Classes~ jVvui \ one that was created by and Leave Of .Absence To Work SchoolDedication Be Over-Flowing named after her—it's that new On Ph. D. Decree AwardingofPrizes shade of blue—called Eleanor MANY GROUPS MAY BE blue—vhich is opt to prove SALARY RAISE GRANTED _ ^ _ .c * the high-point in this year ’s Superintendent Ova Haney Praised For Work DIVIDED DURING YEAR JOHNSON AND MILLER Last Day of Attraction Expected To Draw classic fcraminc wearing ap In Securing Magnificient Structure For parel parade. Lar^rer Crowds; 10 Reel Picture Fea College Officials BeUeve That Eleanor blue dominated the W. B. Jackson Named .Assist tures Presentation of Newspaper . Morgan County; Barkley Speaks Enrollment WiU Be Ur dreis, oi" Mrs. Roosevelt in her ant Dean Of Men: Doug- gest In Ye.ars Uppear.'ince at West Liberty la.s Johnson Hired , Mn. rranklin D. Roosevelt. Arst r'L'fortuni ’ befell the Morehead Independent's Cooking ■Monday, reports the fashion ot tbe land, snilingly and 3 Enter Political Indications at the present time ]editor. The First Lady was All the faculty, admmistralivc ^hool Wednesday, as a Iran.sformer which burned out at (racloualy officiated Monday''at point toward the most extensive ; garbed in a piece Eleanor blue and the buiidinga and grounds I'ihe Cozy Theatre prevented the second dav's showing of the the laying of a c rner-slonc of a program 'in the Breckinridge i ,‘nsemblc. who resisned. mployed I feature film. 'The Bride Wakes Up." nm achool build. at Camnrgo with s Races DuringWeek Training School that has ■ She wore a black hat, trim contract at a meet-1 However the Independent rapidly revised its pkins 9« and the dedicatio;i of a quarter* been attempted during a summer med with a while Bowed, and millioa dollar Corsolidated achool sessilSrrWork will be offes-ed in Sf >“'■ 't' “Of' Lonnie Flannery Aaks Re Black shoes. Her purse, which than it would ordinarily havo boot. atructure at West .iberty. aU grades from the first through she kept with bvr constantly, presentative Nomination; of President H A. Babb the Board Houaewives of Rowan and adjoining counties are In- Bilra. Rooaevelt told thousands of Fraley Seeks Office twelfth and extra teachers even while speaking was .also Kentuckians, asar mbled at West are being added to handle the ad Eleanor blue. She wore a cor named V.', B. Jackson assisuni vited to comc in full strength to today ’s cooking school, Liberty, that her only regret was The week brought -three new ditional work. sage of talisman roses and baby dean of men Mr Jackson will, Among the offerings at the last day will be a douWy that “the Presidcat ts not along announcements for county poLti- ir toe first ttme, those breath. move in September t Thompson _large number of free gifts. Among the gifts that wU! be with me.” She wt-3 cheered along charge are asking that all children ckptl. dean . ____ :______. —:tA. \______xta ., ■ . cal offices, although several per Mrs. Roosevelt wore no '‘ritributed are iarge aize yift boai. of Lifebuoy and Loa the entire route, and oMtgingfy who are to enter the first grade shook hands wit > many of her sons rumored as prosp«tivc cai in September attend during the jewelry except three or four Po"*'-. Rinao. several large cana of Spry shorten- diamond rings which Cashed admirers who wuald not be de didates did not enter the fieOd. Ihe eastern end of the campus. nied.- Flannery. first-grade work. During the Several salary increases were* groceries, 10 piece.s of aluminum ware, canned goods, free AjTiYing at M'. Sterling, the annotmeed hb candidacy for Re- weeks of the term these children granted, among them being sub- receipe books to everybody. Thi.i is not the complete list of Liberty school as she was Montgomery cou .ty scat, at " presenUUve tram the Bath and will be given work that to de stanUol increases to Ellis Johnson awards that will be presented. j speaking. v a. m. by train, M Boose^-elt Rowan County dlstHct. Mr. Flan signed to prepare them for and Len Miller, who. m tocir first The prizes, for the most part, are given by the manu < at the rallrord station by all nery is a Democrat. successful aceompltohments when For trovciiag during warib year at the local institution weather Mrsi Roosevelt prefers facturers or jobbers of the merchandise, so that women may the early risers r f that city phu The Representatives office. they begin their regular t)ist brought the college out of the ath- hundreds of otb< 3 who made a seersucker. She drives her own Decome better acquainted with their products. which carries with it comparative grade work in toe, fall. letic doldrums. special effort to •. imb out of bed Arhmgements are being made always Mrs. Martha Blessing, instruc . Thursday's cooking school, which will be held at tbe ly small financial renumeration, companisd by her secretary. In before their ar ustraned time. so ^ seems to be o « of the to handle a number of additional tor in toe department of mathe Cozy Theatre will start promptly at 2:30 p. m. Awarding of Right up In froi . of the crowd pupils during the summer term. a recent radio address the wile matics. resigned. gifU will be held immediately following the showing of the most sooght after. Three demor of the PrasideBt said she was was s delegation of Girt. Scouts crata bedte Mr. Flannery have At toe present tone, vacancies ex Ernest Hogge. associate profes- 10-reel cooking school film. 'Bf she the Nstlonal never accompanied by secret already mode known their inten- in aQ grades. The term begins the department of Science. I Merchants of Morehead are cooperating with the Inde- president ^ the ------■ --- Monday, June 14th. and continues service men. was granted a leave of absence. nendent to c five weeks. In the first 'eight Bobbv Laushiin. who had i oxi ______grades only half-day sessions iblD of orchids. held. Classes will begin Luther Bradley, of Eadston. an- Weaving her » y through the eight and close at twelve. All par Piano Recital Is the Regional basketball title, was -^ored in the City. I - vmins committee "ounced the Republican tickel ents who wish to enroll pupils for employed as a full-time assist- Doors at the theatre will be open a half hour eaiiy. atMount Sterling die distinguish- County Clerk, opposing C. V. this term should do so at the department of physi- ed visitor climbed In her auto- -^Ifrey. incumbent. Mr. Bradley Presented At MTC The school and the awarding of prizes should be over before Training School Office imme Besldes teaching 5 o ’clock. mobile, which hrJ been dri^•en but ,wm unsuc- diately. No tuition charge is made classes in that department, he will to the Montgomc-:/ County city the nomin- The cooking school con.sists of the most modern methods below the ninth grade. Dorothy Riggs ’ Jnnior Class assist'with the freshman football during the ni^t Cram Washing- rtto"- Scores Soec|te In Initial team and coach the Breckinridge of preparing dishes with economy as a by-word. The nation ’s V>n. and went to tt.e home of Dr. 1 Luther Fraley IfecShe the first PnbUc ^arance . basketball club. greatest culinary experts had a hand in preparing tie re-* O. P. Henry and Mrs. Henry. | to announce for tax eoiAmisslcmer Tbe quarterly budget was read cipes. Rlierc she was the guest of honor His announcement wa^ received Motor Crash Fatal Piano pupito of Misa Dorothy and approved. . The school is somethin new for Morehead and Bowaa at a breakfast The ncmi was tur- late today. Mr. Fraley Riggs were key hash andind wafCcs and. accord- laame office Inin IM3,l was nomi Douglas Johnson. Morehead. C«nty. It efSfn a worth-while instruction for hou To2Womein,lMmi of the. ' tec to b«r iMta. Mrs. RiarnttettM ««^ ^ DwipwMte Cdtet. Mtbout Rigr ctfL There fe ao charge for any part cf tbe -dMcMfeg opened in Septmber. program. Inatead of charging yon the Independent urgea It over, Mn. Roowvdt tuTlBal teetteectioa. e «Bd Traek CoBUc that you attend as the newspaper ’s guest. M U. a Hislisrgy 60 Near state Teaefaers College tor. five flowed ;>y hundreds of ' ------years, ha» an unusually large class OUve RIH of pupito this'year, not only col- Fanners Exercises lage of Camargo, five miles cast;|Postal 'Telegr^i A head-on colUston between•tween ^l*8e stodents but a great many In Scheduled Tuesday Gosin? Hours Are Traveling School of Mt. Sterilng. wb re she wielded “ W i loeded coal truck and on aut^ »he demonstration classes from Fixed By Groceries -ptoblto brought death to two gftto toe elementary aniLaeeondary de Commencenent exercises ft Effects Rate Cutand a young man about 8 p. m. portments of Breckinridge Train stone of the $1S.OCO naUve stone | tenth grade students and Effecuve Sunday, May 30, aU To TourKentncky Tuesday evening, two miles west ing School. eighth grade graduates will t groceries and meat markets in of Olive ^ OB U. S. Highway In this recital there was held at the Farmers Con Morehead will close at 8 p. m. Instruction On Social Seenri- i fakmallty. Mrs. able absence of faltering School Tuesday morning at 10 ty Presented; Will Be At The dead: OB all wook-days, at 0 p. m. on velt went about the spreading of Redtwe^ Muiager Sots part of any of the pupils, a fine o'clock. BerUe Click. 14. Saturday and will remain Ashland Jane 11 buslneaa-like degree of understanding and tech The commencement address will Postal Telegraph has filed, and Nina Sparks, 18. closed all day Sunday. ■oasMT aqd would not a].- nique being disp^cd by each be delivered by Dr. G. H. Fern, The agreement to adopt these traveling school in which al the Federal CommunicaUems Corn- Bert Biggs, 29. low the stone to l>e set in place player. The grade school children pastor of toe Morehead Christian closing laws was i-eached with most a dozen branches of sUte ion at Washington, D. C.. has All are tram Olive Hill. Church. and federal governments will WttU she bad smoothed the mortar approved, startling reductions in played first, each playing one all local stores in accord. It teho-Ukiag. The truck driver, Justin Arn to, then foDowed toe high arfiooi Tenth grade graduates are: ry tbe story of social securite’ rate for ovecnigbt telegraph old. of Ftomlnctourg, was held in was pointed by many mer TUs comerstoec. pupito, and in the group of solos Elizabeth Ingram. LUlie Pearl In chants that they did not wish to Kentucky is to be held at Us ices thraugbout the United jail pending an investigation by gram, Ada Katherine Ingram. tar future. nounced. is the cnly one in the Stetes. pl^ed by college students there to remain open later than these United States bearing the »««"* Coroner C. W. Henderson. Night number of com Mary Jane Peed and Elmer My Policeman Kem Gee. of Olive EUU. houis, nor to open M Suaday, This announcement was of a Prealteit'a wlte. AccordtBC to an s positions tor two pianos, played ers. Eighth grade graduates are: but competition had forced today by Benedict Crowell, Be- who arrested ArhokL said he took Camargo. to oai'hed. so legend received today bF Goldie Hayes, by two or more pupils. Adeline Alfrey, Arlene Casslty, .1-.______bottle of whisky from toe truck them to. The new rule was gional Director of toe social se bat it by a group of Mexican Manager, and ttjpwd-by Clarence Irene Pierce, Eugene Wages, Nor- adopted with all the stores In curity board in Cleveland. His H. Mackay, Cbatraun of the Bovd driver. very entbusisatic audience War mldiers trii-i settled ttiere June Stevens. Danny Craig, hearty accord. territory includes the states of of Postal Telegraph, toe new rates None of the other three occu listened tor fwo hours to this Ruth May. Edward McDoweU and adtv serving under Zachary Tay Kentucky. Michigan and OIiIBl At wai be put into ettect by Postal pants of the cital with keen interest tfarough- Lavant Utterback. tor in the war with the Republic toe same time Mr. Crowefi an to the Soutti, U the bonae town on June Sto. The new rate itruc- lur^ and the truck driver was The program: nounced toe appointment of Jadge of E. C. OTteor. Fruikfort tor- turc reduces drasttoally toe cost unhurt The coDition ripped the Song —Girto Glee Club. Baptist Training Lorenzo K. Wood, director of « mar CUaf Justice of the Kentucky of night letter tetogrema It es- and scattered ■Rev. Obie Beard. National Emergency CouncU tor. Cteirt of Appeals. tebllahes a hue of 33 words tor ^ - the highway...... Penix, Anna K. White. Non- Song —Girls Glee Club. Kentucky, as chairman of the "in which diaiges are the aatae Address—Dr. G. H Fern. A story U told of Jud^ OUear CUck and te two girto were killed ette Robinson, OUve Frances Day. UnionPlans Meet stitute" as this school will be that links bis name with Camaiga.. toss than the wesnht to* word i Frances Burns, Anna K. Holbrook, Presentation of Diplomas —Supt. known. He once attended a one- roan Slight menage which toe new rate The ralAtel occurred on ajDorothy Fannin. Rowena Sparks, Roy Cornette. Group Will Gather At Lato- structlure eliminates within One day sessions of the teati- ■rhanl there, then riod law in curve, os the automobile wasipruK*, Thornton. Jean Prichard, Benediction— Rev. Obie Beard. nia. Ky„ Next Friday United SUtes. Tin tute will be held as follows, Hn. an attorney's oftl^ never having beaded toward OUve HUL Aageline Frances, Barbara and Saturday CroweU said: the dpportunity of attending a word ni^t totter is also eUminst- |Hogge. Jane Young, Jean Fielding. ed by toe 3S-word night totter Snyder Award Won Wednesday. June 2, Frankfort. uAvertity. After he had gained TTORBT BRES HELD ' I______Ruth Fair, Kenyon Ho^ney._ „Loe- On Friday and Saturday. May and toe base rate for a night tot By Fola Hayes Thursday, June 3, Owentoora. tame, he was a guest of honor at AT CLEARFIELD BOHEjva Corey, Alice Patrick, Marguer- 28 and 29 there will be held at Friday, June 4. Paducah. ter la reduced to fifty cents be ------he Crooks, Mary Denney. Mary tween the two most widely np- toe Latonia Baptist Church, La- Saturday. June S, Mammoth ! queried as to Funeral rites wttc conducted ! EUa Lappin, Joyce Ann WoUford, Cave. arated points in (he United States. poi tonia. Kentucky, a Baptist Train their alma maters. When U came Thursday afternoon at Qearfieldl Helen Crosley, Gladys Flood. Bet Wednesday, June 9, PinevlDe. to Judge O-Rear he answered that For instance, the present rate for tor J. R. Thome, who died while | ty Banks, Ruth Martin, Ernestine of the highest honors at the More ing Union Conference for Asso- 25 words, sent as a night mes- head High School, was presented Thursday, June 10. Pikeville. q be was a graduate of the Univer being taken to a Laxington hos-iPowers, Marie Falls, Mary C. ciational officers and workers. Friday, June II, Ashland. _ , between New York and San commencement exercises sity of Camargo. "Of course, re pital for treatment of an ulcerat-[Haggan. Elinor Pouchot. Lena The meeting will begin at 10:00 Definite lerrilory will be as plied one of the distinguished Francisc% is 90 cents and ed stomach. Hamm, Mildred Randall. JSorothy Fola HayeSvby Principal D. D. 50-word night totter is $lg$;the Caudill. A, M., Eastern Time, Friday and signed to each of the cities in guests, “the Univ?r8ity of Ca- Among those from out-of-town [Caudill. Gordon Hackney, Mary which institute sessions will be 25-word base is SO cents. The medal is given annually by close Qt noon Saturday. latgo; it is a great .tnstitution. 1 attending the funeral were hiS)McClung Adkins. VirgizMa Harp- held. Mr Crowell said. This win Sinular reductions will result be Mrs. Gertrude Snyder.'o^ More- have often heard of If step-mbtotf, Mrs. Mary Thome, ham, Martha Harmon, Janet Judd. The program will be musical, permit heads of Kentucky stote tween all points. head. to the Senior. pidScSl by a At Camargo Hr^. Rdbsevelt was Mrs. Mary Chandler, and AUie Davis Chinn. Jane Scott. El- devotional. inspirational, and departmcDls to make assignments the recipient of ancther floral tri “The more impressive feature oise Redwine, Julian Dorsey and committee as the best citizen of and Mrs. Blaine Nesbitt, of Man- practical. It includes Mr. W, personnel to attend the meet- bute' handed her by Mrs. NeU of the new overnight rates, how- rtwster. Ohio. Virginia CautUlL class. Guy McNamara, superintendent ‘ Miss Hayes, Manager says, Mr. Hayes graduated with high ! HarreU. Mr. C. Aubrey Hearn, and of Montgomery County Schools, be simply stated as follows; scholastic honors. In .addition he Dr: Clay who introduced her to the 3,000 The more words written the lo\ver IS yctive in extra-curricula ac- Term.; R Byron C S DeJar-. Kentucky agency of government Business Trend Steady -ities and an athletic star. (ConUnued I^agc 5) the cost per word. Take the new nette of Louisville, and other dealing in any way with the so rate for a 300-word night totter leers. cial secuiily pi-ugram was pledg- between the East and West Coasts. 16 Seniors Are Further indicatoms that' retailjwas to be noted, however, that Professor Banks This conference is planned es j the institute plan, Mr Cro- T n ■ III will be slightly more than one trade throughout the country is | heavier lines were reporting more petially for Blackford, Brackei□cken, well announced. In Breck Class cat per word of $S.40. compare not now pushing forward - into | favorable troids. Earning reports Haldeman Speaker Breckinridge. Crittenden. East These pledges of .-iipp.irt that with the present rate tor lighcr ground with tbe vigor that I continued to be encouraging and Lynn. Frimdship. G r e c n u p. j sure that nearly 1500 goiern- Sixteen Seniors of Breckinridge 300 words which is 57.20. That is was apparent to the middle of - it was said that tbe bookings of Prof. G. C. Banks, Morehead Creenville. North Bend, Sulphur I mental employees m the state Training School will be handed reduction of about 53 per cent. April, were shown by the Depart- . future orders indicate sustained College instructor will give the Fork. Tep Mile. Union, and will attend the in.siiiuie sr.-isiuna. diplomas of graduation at com- On the basis we carry 300 ment of Cixnmerce reports. last tor several commencement address at Halde- White's Run .Associations, because Invitations also will T5?3 sent out t exercises in the audh------words'* ‘from here to Chi Ago for week from 37 key cities, just re-, I these were not represented ______, , torlum at 8 p. m.. Monday. May 51.18, also to New York. Buffalo. Kived by the Louisville District* ^ ^ ^. ther the SUte Conference in Dan- eraUy, William Duffy.^leld 3t. An appropriate program, ap ■Ailante and Son PrancUco for office. The slackened . activities ahead of last year■ by... ten per; Class night wUl be held at .:30 ville or the Sute Convention in ^rcsenUlivc in charge of the pearing etoewbere in this iasue, $1.80 and $3.40 cents respectively, leesned to be due largely to toe leant. Business and industrial ac-jthis everung. This wiU bee a* uni- ' Princeton. AU Baptists 'from'from allall 'cia!'cia! ssecurity boarfl s LouisviUe of- has been arranged. and toe cost is even lower- for unfavorable weather and eeasonal Uvities generally were reported que program with the setting in;orgamred and unorganised asso- fn-e wiU be the presiding cxecu- Breckinridge graduates are: iw«g»r messages. ” nfUiences. Merchants pointed out ,as epntinuing at a high and steady ,a broadcasUng station. iciations are urged tq attend. ;tiv.- .it instirtiic i.-ssions in the James Harold Alton. PaaBne that currant conqMrisons are at rate- I The school rccenUy purchased j The Sunday School Board pays; western haU of Kentucky while dick. Oell Stephens Donald, Sa- ORDINANCE TO BECOHR1 diaodvantase because busines ■ Louisville continues to evidence, and installed a modern amplify-'two cents per mUe round trip for s H Ourbacker manager of toe «e FtoWing, Lena Wilson. Hamm, ON JUNK 1It tola time last year was under rema^ble come-back since toe ing system to be used In the lone, two. or three cars bringing board's Ashland' office, wiU act Willtom Edward Hogge, Willard conaUerable stonulatian due te flood disaster. Retail sales are daily class routine for the benefit from each assoclationk mentioned | sunilarly in tbe eastern half of Franklin Keeton. Vlrginto Lee a ordinance passed at this toe aatieipation of bonus pay- running 20 to 25 perccet ahead [of the pupils, above the Associational Training ithe state. MlckeO,^ Frances Knuiard Peratt, ith's meeting of the Morehead nenta which were to begin June of last year xrith apparel lines: Haldeman Seniors are: Haldretta Union officers. If toe ateociation | At the Frankfort session th«e William Porter. Willtoa Eari Ra City CouDcU inflicting .15. Seasonal influeftres. added greatly to demand. Replacement ‘ Christian. Ivan Sparks, Coleen -ganized, tbe some offer will be a general di«ni«iop- of mey. Bruce E1£B RawlingB. UT- mill licesue on Ideal laundry and of flood looses and increased vol- ! Cartes. Forrest Danner, . Ruby U made tor prospecUve officers, Uan Pauline Rodwlne. Gotrude bakery tracks and $75 on torelgn tafl centers, exerted an unftivor- tune also coettoue to eiroaDd, vol- Reeder. Mary Caudill. Hubert patsors and others. Bed and KtohardaH) Rew «od Ceorgiaxia laundry and bakery trucka wlQ go oble effect on whoteaale lines ume exceeding M to SO per cent Eldridge. Chester KeUey azkl Ai- breakfast will be free to all vis stete offlciala whom work is n- In detect June 1. which generally were slower. It fCoattoued on Page 4} leen Harris. itors. (Coatinned on Page Five) J THE MOREHEAD INDEPENDENT Thuraday ItoniBg. Mrv 27. 1M7. The Morehead Independent beratup of the Supreme Court, and there ia a food chance that .Concresa will not adjourn ‘untU Sep Political READY-SET-GO Offinai Orgaa of Rowaa Cooaty tember. Annooncements PtibUshed each Thursday imominj at nmjBucAN Morehead, Kentucky THE NEW NEUTRALITY ACT AND by the THE EUROPEAN WAR SITUATION We are authorized to announce: INDEPENDENT PUBLISHING CO. L E. PRLPRRT The other day an army plane winged southward of EUiottviUe, Ky. n Washington, bearing a document that finally Office and Plant —Comer Carey Avenue and Railroad . candidate for Judge of Row reachsed the President at sea, was quickly signed an Cbunty subject to the action Street—Tel^one 235 by him. ThU was the new neutrality act, hurried of the Republican primary at the through House and Senate by .August 7, 1937, primary. Entered as aecond class matter February 27, 1934, anxious eye on the turbid European war situation. the po^fflce at Morehead, Kentucky, under This act is a compromise between the advocates We are authorized to announce; Act of March S, 1879. VERNON ALFRKT of mandatory neutrality and discreUonary, neutrality ot Morehead. Kentucky —that is. a law which foreerihe President to forbid WaxJAM J. SAMPLE...... Editor and Publisher s a candidate for Coun^ Clerk trade with belligerent nations, and one which per of Rowan County subject to the WILUAM E, CRUTCHER...... Associate Editor mits him to use his judgment in the light of cu-cum- action of the Republican party ,at SUBSCRIPTION RATES stances. the August 7. 1937 urimary. One Year m Kentucky...... $1.50 The new act la not perfect—but it Is regarded We are- authorized to announce: Six Months m Kentucky...... being about as good as could be had. and great LUTHER BRADLEY One Year Out of State ...... $2.00 hopes for keeping America out of war are bound . of Eadston. Kentucky (All SubscripUons Must Be Paid In Advanc-.) It places an embargo on arms shipments! a candidate for County Clerk 'C' to fighting nations. And. in the event of war, itj“^ Rowan County subject to the ADVERTISING RATES MADE KNOWN »1V0. Iho PTMidct d,KrMlooary powir U, M ,ood. n
The . . Bwrdtng team ’Frisco toward the in the lew-price field! Yom save so Mack Roddes. Nick set teeing Nora and him “Tm going to bed," said Sel- la. She roae. ’Tm atill in a daze. TIME and WORK I cant understand...about Da vid." “His mind had been for some time." stod Nick. Selma kissed Nora good-night Hi I Then she glanced tnxn ha cou sin to Nick. 'Tve got to kiss him too." she said. “Do you mind?” “Go right ahead." answered No ra. "But I warn you, it's a hard habit to get out at" When Selma had retired and
btan working, and sitfied tentment "I suppose we really should de cide where we re going." foe re marked. •‘Do you care?" asked Nick. "We’re alone! No reporters, no friends, no surpriaes." “But I haven't any clothes," THI FORD V-8 ywaiinH Nora. T I'ERE'S a edit that's track in stamina —yet 112'' STAKE TRUCK IS AN “AU the betta." repUed Nick. XX a commercial car in maneuvaability and IDEAL UNIT FOR: "You won ’t have to pack. As tor economy. On 112“wheelbase, load space is me. ail I need in the world is you 80" long. 62" wide, 29%" high. The stake and a toothbrush." HWm EmU. Yea ta Eidos Mw> Rol and R He looked down at ha work sectioos are removable. Naturally versatile, as with a puzzled frown. X platform or stake truck—its adaptability is for- and He Econoniy tVill Be a PleannI Snrpriae . “What ’s that yoifre making? ” iher increased by Ford ’s two V-8 engine sizes. he asked. "Looks, like a baby's Owners needing maximum speed, and power NUKSDITKEI* HOUKKROU) A7PUANCEB ■\ yfRS. HOMEFOLKS: More Aaa 1,200,000 American sock.' will apprgtaate the great 85 H. P. engine. Suddenly a look ot ama zement panuxB jyi lu^aewiYes who own dearie ranges s»ltae them Others, with lighta hauling, will hod splendid spread over his face, when he DEPAjrraCBMT stores every* day can tcQ yon dnt tUOrk cookery ts the fflOEC realized the nature of the gar performance in the 60 H. P. engine-with many HASOWARS DEALERS satisfactory of alL ment extra miles to the gallon of gas. PRINttRS "Why, Mrs. Chales!" he ex- Ga an ‘^an-the-job ’’ test of the Ford V-8 truck FEED AND FLbtlRFtAtlR IWILLS They praise the savory, nonrishiag meals it produces with- claimed. . CONTRACTORS or commercial car which best fits your needs. PUHUC UTIUTIES oat shrinkage or loss of flavors and vitamioa . - . they "And you call yourself o de-' lecUve!" said Nora. OROctais praise its <-i*n«i;n*M« god coolnew and economical opet^ SEE YOUR FORD DEALER Nick took her in his arras and IN FACT... non ... they praise its automatic features that save time kissed her. Asta. opening bis eyes this unit is Ford's answer In and work. ^ and cppnrcnUy sensing the ns ture of the discussion, let looi anybody’s need for an ail- Tomorrow —please stop in and see our new Hotpoiai and a long drawn-out howl, os i F0RDV8TRUCKS around efficient, low cost, realized that lus day was ova. Watht^oau ranges. Let tw demonstrate the advantages of «. .rf WEST1N6M0USS a AND COMMERCIAL CARS light duty haulage unit. dsttew cookery and explain how you can enjoy them on Copyright, 1938—Loew ’s Inc. inrmn tfaxt woold delight die thriftiest Scotai^ THE END *'■ ’- REDDY KILOWATT 'The trend in the Argentine to ward decreasing imports of fully manufactured chemicals and re Morehead Auto Sales lated products and a correspond ing jncreai* in local manufacture Woody Hinton, Mgr. KENTUCKY POWER & LIGHT COMPANY packaging and finishing which has been noted for sevaal years Morehead Kentucky E. E. CURTIS, Manaxer continuing. THE MOREHEAD INDEPENDENT Thuraday Wora ag. M>y 27. I9at. BHBi
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'/i :r M»y 27, 1937 THE MOREHEAD INDEPEKDENT hi. father-to-law. J. B. Thome. CoDege Show Wfll Mrs. Roosereit wa. viiiUng wj fricMbSaturdar ami Sunday. Dedicates School Feature New Farce Mr. and Mrs. Bud Barnes, of , _ Dayton. Ohio, visited her parents, persons assembled there for the *Woman Chasea Han ’ Title of!^- >»><< Mrs. ElUs Adams, and exercises. WEEK-END BARGAINS Cinema To Be Shown ! Paadmother. Mrs. Jim Perr#, Sa- • On Jane 1 jturday and Sunday. United States Senator Alben W. Barkley, Paducah, who spoke Just THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY about as often today as did Mik. Gladys Swarthout Roosevelt, delivered an address Wttto wtt and fun enUtled “Woman — at Camargo, declaring that Chases Man." "not only is the First Lady of HADDOCK .,.16e Starring Miriam Hopkini and Has Lead In Film the land because she is the wife of Joel McCrea, this picture concerns the President but First Lady in a woman architect temporarily ‘Champagne Waltz,* Coming her own right because of her TROUT k13e fomd to accept any kind of a To Cozy Theatre On Sun devotion to the American public.” Job in order to eat. She pcr- day and Monday He also presented John E. Buck CROAKERS Ll2e Made* a 'pennileu and visionary ingham. State Treasurer, and A scintiUaling melange of mt aubdivider to empiey her with Judge L. K. Wood. HopkinsvUle. State Director of the National out pay. Her intent is to wangle sic, wit, comedy, dancing and beauty moves into the Coiy Thea Emergenji- Council. Mrs. McNa llOOjhW from the old man's thrif mara introduced Mrs. Roosevelt ty aoh to finance a real estate pro- tre next Sunday when Para- USCO Porkandleans^2*^lie 1 a “real friend of educaUon." IN t6hatd sauce ifwitinnnwtioa ThaThe raaiiltresult nfof >Kiathis situaUon ' “Champagne Waltz. ’’ eo- Prior to laying the cornerstone ia a series of exciting e starring Gladys Swarthout and at Camargo, the First Lady ex Fred MacMurray. and including pressed gratitude that the Federal Del Monte Peas 2-29c Jack Oakie, Veloz and Yolanda. Government bad seen fit to RARur OAnocN auoAA Sllriam Hopkins plays her sec-' Herman Bing. Vivienne Osborne, operate with localiUea in being ond comedy role while McCrea Benny Baker and itage to the people, es- Em^ Cossart, begins its run. pedaUy In the cause of education that children mi^t be given HeinzSpaghetti 2~ 25e Miss Swarthout. America ’s out- EASY TO PREPARE-^IUST MEAT fT fundamental tools with which 'T's “■ meet the opportunitm that ^ pay s«Mr plM la ftamm of hair hredth escapi^ and takes director of a Viennese walu pal- come to them in life. Joan of Arc Kidney Beans 2 r I9e many a beating, from aU of which |ace who is driven out of business She referred 'to the depression she emerg e. Vlumphanlly if -when MacMurray brings his I something that drew the peo ple together and abolished sec somewhat badly bruised. [American "swing ’ band to the^gay rou oas’l sriset yew erdw pw- CLBABPIELD N*W8 capital. MacMurray fa!U in love tionalism. adding “we have be sonaliy^ phoM m. WVU gladly come much more a nation than take ears of yew Mods. USCO Sweet ReHsh r26c Iwlth the girl but doesn ’t dare ADD EXTRA FLAVOR TO MEATS Mn. L. M. Acton, uf Dayton,,.:teU her who he really <«ri-When we ever were before the depres sion." r- (Miio. returned to her home Sun-|’ c finds out she breaks with liim. The girl and her grandfather At Camargo as well as at West day after spending 10 days at the'^ - -5 America where they ad- Liberty, Mrs Roosevelt was gra ABMOUB’SSTAB Boyal Asuttaisil;j^V23B star- Be home of her mother, ^Mrs. Hose : apt the-- old VienneseViennew waltz lo mo- cious to the battery of photo Thome, of Clearfield. Ky. dem "swing ” time This becomes graphers grouped about her, RaspbanrOnams >^.15« 3“l9e Mr. Lawrence Acton was called , a tremendous hit. The dancing is pausing ’at their repeated requests here Wednesday by the death of executed by Veloz and Yolanda to "hold that a second. Mrs. Roos- UsqidekFlow ,,.296 evell." while the flash bulbs lOg • Tj i j . ^erica ’s foremost exponents of Haldeman, Ky. baUroom dancing, and three hun- clicked. OaHSpray ^68e DellotaCen 2^23e May 5, 1937 -J’m .in.. Traveling School Assorted JeO) 2JS19* doeeani NOTICE OF DISSO- cam > or iHA.ias To Tour Kentucky LU’nON OF HALDE We wish to thank our many MAN EMPLOYEES friends ftjr their co-operation, (Continued from Page One) LOIN kindnen and sympathy during lated to this program. Governor B^Cofhs REPRESENTATION the illness and death of our A. Chandler will open DATED TO iNRORH FRSRHHCRA PLAN. ther. J. R. Thome. Frankfort program at which Especially do we wish _ Judge Wood will preside. The in- 2,^.IBe NoticeiNVgJVx: iaIB herebyiicreu; iWorley.Worley Hall, who'who- conducted the stitute planr will be outlined by ROUND Mr. Crowell on behalf of the so ‘Siti.'aSSf given tot the Halde- t,.peJ cial security board. Other spak- man Employees Re and those who cared for tl era on this program will be Vigo presentation Plan, in Barnes, executive director of the MOTHER AND DACGHTBRS Kentucky state unemployi CNUCK corporated, is closing ■star’s Oab Western Dark-Fired tobacco Fnrfenck W,Ui^ Comminiot ____ op its bnsiness. planters received an average of the Kentucky welfare department; ARTHUR JONES 11.58 per 100 pounds more lor and Arthur MacConahefc. head of ■OILINC itheir 1838 aop than that of any the Kentucky board of health. Chairman^ 'previous year. In other cities two or more 1 leee persona will ^wak at morn ing meetings whidi are intended 1------5------PUMP lOMKI------.THE WORLD'S GOO^ NEWS for the general public. The after- no^ of each d^ will be devot wM COM M yoor ham* ergry through ed to round table at THE CHRISTIAN SOENC^^MONITOR which experts in various fields of sodal aecurUy wiU preside ^Mtflon periods wfll be eooduct- DIDDIAONI sd and St the end of todi diy'e , cosnplete .inlormetlanal iA ... BMterial about this'plan wfll be ’v=ss.«rssrasss-. diriributed. epected staff of 20 DDY NOUTIlM Wa*A DAm ifitR ‘ rstrp - ~ - Instructors and liemrers repre -istw- a=sas-. ’csEK,.in2sr. senting tbe social Kcurity board and the Kentucky state depart- tatstase tSatTe ments will make the tour by au Uum tomobile. •as. ..#*•*•• Business Trend Continnes Steady OAitav lytet JirjIS tion schedules of factories are be- hW raised to meet Increased or- Se-2Be A Cincinnati concern has pur chased an old Lexington, Ky., brewery property for $224,000; SIOO.OOO to be spent remodeling ADO VAIUEnt TO YOUR MRAU ' and 100 men will be employed. POLITICAL ^ 37« ANNOUNCEMENTS Tee Late Te Claeatfy via A We are a Pta TtM * LUTHER FRAIRT "-St!- of Morehead. Ky. ** He UndiySeap 6 ’,T2S< As a candidate for Tax Commis VIAV sioner of Rowan County subject 2^i3e to the a^on of the Democratic TaskeeBtafis ^7* party at he August 7. 1937. pri YOU WANT GOOD mary. FieMifi MoM 8e USCO Landry Fhdd,^ 17c OSCOSeajSS 6.„25« Soap Chips ”S 17c «BC0 SoeprJS.,6 ^ I5c Snp U3CO Mr. and Mrs. Leo Oppenhei nd daughter, Marian Lo USED CARS /ere the week-end guests of ..... JUNE % 2 wwBw . a a June and Mrs. A. M. Bradley and fam .HERE THEY ARE ily at their home in Adiland. •Mrs. J. A. Allen and son, Clar MEN'S WAStrSLACKS $1.13 $1.59 $2.29 ence. spent the week-end in Cin ATTRACnVS PATTERNS—fiAgr TO WASH—OET READY FOR SUMMER • cinnati and Ludlow with Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Hurst, Mias Gladys Paper Napkins ^Ic USCO Furniture Polish 1933 Buick Sport Sedan and Jess Allen. • SAVB YOUR MOO ONES MAKES FURNITURE LOOK LIKE NEVl Mrs. Mitchell Crane, of Lexing- n. was a week-end guest of her Cannon Towels, 39c 3 . $1.10 Wallpaper Cleaner . sister. Mrs. Lee Stewart, and fam SOFT FLUFFY ONES—SIZE 22* x 44' CLEVELAND 1930 Chevrolet Coach ily. of Bast Main Street. Dean and Mrs. W. H. Vaughan Kiddies Anklets Wallpaper Cleaner spent Friday and. Saturday in FOR COMFORTABLE SUMMER WEAR CLEAN—THE LARGE CAN 1930 Chevrolet Coupe Louisa with Mrs. Vaughan ’s mo ther, Mrs. Dora Wood. Dean USCO Mops Vaughan delivered the Com USCO Carpet Cleaner 19c OF COURSE YCU NEED A NEW ONE SLEANC AND BRIGHTENS CAR 1934 Chevrolet V2 Ton Panel mencement Address Friday even IHTSNS CARPETS J ing for the Louisa liigh School CombinaWon H graduates. JOHNSON’S AUT© WAX & CLEANER 53c Mrs. W. H. Rice and Mrs. C, SHINE YOUR CAR UP—SUMMEF. :C DOMINO B. Lane were the guests-of-hon- i a luncheon-bridge given at tbe Blue Moon in Lexington Sa turday afternoon by Mias Mary MIDLAND TRAIL GARAGE Louise Norman. Sixteen guests were present and' high .prize was THE UNITED SUPPLY COMPANY Morehead Kentucky won by Mrs. J. C. Lamb, of Ux- ington. Mrs. Rice and Mrs. T.a p. HUBU/Ui STOBE, iiFLMMA,*, ki. received guest prizes. Page auc THE MORSHEAD INDEPEMDENT H. B. Mclhtort. Krtill county, Cira. SBSTICS I tidbits In s very hot oven (4$0 *-n cum Nsws roondal* Farms in Union caonty, traded a US heller for five ewes. Commissioner’s degreea.)A padcage of erlap po bought a rvtetmd baO oMb»- In the past five yean he has The United States CivU Service tato chi{« spread with roquefort RaQy Day Program for Owsley age to head his S June 12 hu been fixed by the sold $470 worth of lambs and ronuniMion hu anxwuaced i^cn cheese and ganddsed - with slices eounty boys and girls was attend Two Fulton county 4-H chihe Agricultural . Adiustznent Admin WOOL He sUU has 19 ewes and Sale stuffed olive are dmple to ed by 160 club members, their istration as the last day on whidi 31 Iambs. His Sock is headed by make and deUdous to eat —ag are parents and~ friends. Ten demon- tprouU as a 9cdal feio stij pro worksheets for the 1937 conser- | a registered ram. and bis ewes THB COafMONWEALTH OF Junior agronomist, junior ani broiled sardines made ‘'thls-wlee:” teams competed, the ject vation program will be accepted bold the county lamb-producing KENTUCKY mal fiber y^chnologist. junior bi Spread aardlnes with a mixture health champions were selected, Seeding of legumes is estimnU tfices, record. BOWAN CIBCUTT COCBT ologist (wildlife management,) of 2 tabte^oons melted butter, and officers choeen for the year. ed to be mudi lergcr in Bath ' notice from Was 1 of G D Hiero D. K HeUan. FUlnUrr junior entcmelogist (j^sioLogy 1 tea^xMxi dry .i a A Clay county dub monber county than in any prsvious yser. Mam meeting have been held state office at the CoUege of Ag nymus. of St. Helens community VEBSUS J. NOTICE OF SALK and toxicology.) Junior 'horticul few drops of Worcestershire bought 206 Rhode IsUnd Reds two by Hardin eounty feimers to dia riculture at Lexington. in Lee coun^: IBS tons of lime VMlie Grw*. «taL. Defesdairta turist (traaqnrtatioii and ; Sauce. Dip In Qne cracker, crumbs months ago, and stUl has 194 go cuss the feeding and management Farmers previously had been stone spread. 60 acres of Korean By virtue of a Judgment and age.) Junior pathologist. Junior and breU quickly. Serve on strips ing strong at toe present time. asked to have their worksheets lespedeza seeded. 5.000 pounds of order of sale of the Rowan Cir plant quarantine taupector. junii of toast They weigh IV4 pounds and are of hogs. in by March 31, so that counties ■ 8 acres of cuit Court rendered at the March plant propagator, junior pomolo — Tiny sweet pickled beets also about ready for market “At least could make a complete and early red clover seeded. 12 acres of term thereof 1935. in the above gist (fruit breeding.) Junior soU make a delightful appetim and ,$50 for a little easy work and al THB FABBf AND I listings of acreagel in the pro- sweet clover seeded. cause, for Uie sum of Seven Hun stirveyor. Junior soil technologist, here Is a unique suggestion most no expense—that's fopdi" gram. Now a deadline has been dred Fifty ($750.00) DoUars. with $2,000 a year. Deportment of Ag preparing them. With an apple she says. The Livestock Committee riculture. set, after which payments in this McCracken county bought a draft interest at the rate of . co rner make a cavity in the beets Parenta ni*t in Selby county year's program will not be al annum from the 3r4^day of March, Coat accountant. $3,000 a year. and into the hole tuck a tightly attracted wide attention. A style caused by improperly fittqd or staUion for UOO. and placed him Air Corps, War Department. lowed. Farmers who filed work on 8 centrally-located farm. Far 1930. until paid, and the further rolled fiUet of herring. revue, demonstration, and talks toe wrang kind of Awee. B Is Principal actuarial mathem constituted the propam; with the sheets for the 1936 program do mers are buying shares for U. sum of One Hundred Seventy The enjoyment which these ca ciaUF-imporiant that prcqierly not have to turn in worksheets or paying the amount in install ($170.00) Dollars, with interest at napes and appetizers create will closing feature a talk by Mrs. Frank Robertson on “The History fitted shoea be want during the again this year. ments. the rate of 9% per annum from send your guests away with that The worksheets arc used in pre the 17th day of December. 1929, sense of well-being which always of Club Work in Shelby Coun growing yean, if the feet are to untU paid, and the costs of this ty." be tree from aches and pains in paring mfonnaUon that will help , USE TOBACCO BAKN sioiu.) $3.2
worU Of. floawc ing the : tbermore. good crops cm be reol- was near to failure. It is also planned to show new ized. with no more trouble than -'I At noon. J<^ D. Rockefeller. JohnD, Rockefeller social security films at the Ash is needed in groviBg early eab- Ir., made a routlae telephone can LUTHER BRADLEY SEEKS G.O.P. land meeting and to have an edu baw. This is faraccoU. of bte cational exhibit which will be years appearing_ quite. generally father's eoodition that required placed in the Ventura Hotel where i stores, and in Kentucky' Dies At Age Of 98his presence in Flarida. NOMINATION FOR CLERK It may be sem prior to and after ' feo. but by slow steps, the speaking program. Complete iGreen^prouting Calabrian is the TO THE VOTERS OF ROWAN COUNTY: sets of infonnatioDal material will variety. Gardners may start their J«hn D. RocketeUer, ^r.. loua- the ravages of age, was unc
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•Wbyclik; ______blsdesl nnbak ^.—'product at fee ALSO •wkTe hrgest Uada maker. Prafaak Jr. ie ■rr»Lhnd«Dd Mopped by special prae- " * ibfedafesteeUa wm MARY JANE"
ot 4 Ibr SOA BoBt to vUsk feraagh fee ef BREAD PROBAK C URT’S TRANSFER lUlVIORliBLADESL4'>'iD^ " DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE fmver ot an fWO $amut 9u»i - PkoBc279 I Miillanil Baking Co. THE MOREHEAD INDEPENDENT will leave Thurrtay tot Van Lear head 1 Kin. Valentine, are expected to where Dean Vautfian will deliver Addren Ann like drop off when yoit>« i few day* with t the High School. They will be the thrtMicli oaxinc a cakeT asks Aunt (C. O. Pemtt and family. Thursday and Friday guesU of Jenny. Just the way mine used to Mr. and Mrs. Steve Hook, of Ur. and Urs. Orville Wheeler, of be 'tore I got Spry, the new all- Augusta,i are viaiang thia week ks. PaintsviUe. - . vegetable shortening. But Spry's Morehead with relaUves. . what they call triple-creamed. It I Mrs. Emma Cramer, of Lexlng- I'hearted Bride: If he says gives you a light, fluffy batter ton. Lis the guest this week of her .TELEPHONE 235 OR 25 2. he needs a pick>axe to -cut your 'fore you ctn say “Jack Robinson. ’ daughlughtcr, Mrs. G. D. Downing, don't cry- -fust change And the lighest best-tastin' cake and family at their homo on Sec Spry. This new triple-creamed Then there is strength for every .men of Morehead who i i- ’ Miss Carrie Lucas, of Louisville, ever! Use Spry for all baking and ond Street day; gible for membership in tl 1-' returned to her home there thi« all-vegetable shortening gives the frying. flakiest, tenderest pastry e- Mrs. James Clay, Mrs. O. B. That if our need be small or ciation. and wha do not as week after spending several days Elam and Mrs. Rqbert Anglin Gives you lighter cakes, loo. Mrs. Cecil Fraley w«s shodping I saw her sitting in the sun Sreat. long. Thursday visitan in Lex Beside her open door: The help will come tf we but in J^exington Mondoy. daughter, Martha > Spry,e! too, for Crisp, tasty, digea- ington. A woman with her work wait— " Leave For : Jean. Mrs. Edward Bishop is visiting Mr. J. R. Wendei was a buxl- Uble foods. relatives in Ashland tlus wMk. done. j Extended Visit Mr. CUnton T. Tatum attended ______.-ss vtslhw In Ashland, Hunting- The East End BridgeIge Club( met And something .n the look she I We sat together in the Mr. and Mr-i. Denny Caudill left the track meet at the University ton and Cincinnati. Muiday and . ..usduy evening. May 21 [The___ woman______who_ ___ very wise, , Saturd.-iy. May 2J for Palm Beach, ' of Kentucky Saturday. May 22. Wednesday. Arrested me—it '.v:>b so still, And I. who never shall forget i Florida, where they plan ' ack. and Miss Nanette Rob- home of Miss Lottie Powers, Miss Miss Corinne Tatum, who has inson ... Sunday visitors with powers had Messrs. Samuel Reynoldf and calm and qu.ei; and her eyes The words she said —her quiet greater part of their guests Mesdames ; Johnson were week-end vis been confined to her home with; relative.s ^ \ Ernest Jayne and Roy Conn. High Were cool .ond riep. and very ' eyes. with Mrs. Caudi an attack of influenza, for itors in Louisville.' Miss Obvc Adams, of Columbus' prize wuj won by the hostess. Ca:-o- past few days, plana to return (Continued on Page I paused and watched her wist- ! • • I Una. where they will caU or sev . . „ lOhio. IS spending her summer va- Mi-'.! Powers, anil second high, fully Woman s Connell eral friends at Dune Univei'siiy. posiUon at the Dixie GnU cation with her parenls, Mr. and i a m, won by Mabel Cornette. The And glancing up she smiled at Plans Silver Tea ! * 1 Mrs. J. H. Adams on the Boule- . next meeting is scheduled for Ir Beryl Ray of Mt. Slerling, | card, lE THEATRE m*' : The Woman s Council 'of «>c ■ i a Morehead visitor -Monday. , p,..,, ’ I could not pass, my whole heart Christian Church have planned u- u - -Monday. Pre.^idv;,* and Mrs. M. A Labi. '’I Eh2t>ht-
F. H. Bee Shows, Theatre Incorporated Thursday, May 27 MAY 2g A 29 Auspices Police and Firemen Will Rogere 2:30 p. m. “DOCTOR BULL” I Bradley Show Grounds—Morehead, Ky. I 7 High Class Ridin? Devices—10 New Shows of Merit — BAND — FREE ACTS a- SKY RIDE — M.4.Y 3* A 31 “CHAMPAGNE WALTZ” FREE PRIZES DAILY Gladys Swarthont— FUTURED BY THE SHOWIKt OF THE 10 REEL FILMl Clean, Moral and r^ed for Ladies and ChOdren Fred MacMurrsy timi 1-» . T TWT I TV 19 The Following Merchants are giving free ride tickets: TUESDAY, JUN5 1 MIDLAND TRAIL GARAGE EAGLE CLEANERS “LIGHTNING ‘The Bride Wakes Up' L G. A GROCERY STORE SHADY REST SERVICE STA'HON' BILL CARSON” KIDLA.VD BAKING CO. BLUE MOON CAFE ^S. * W. DISPENSARY KENNARD HARDWARE CO. VOGUE,UAUTY SHOP DCXIB GRILL BOND'S SHOE SHOP MOREHEAD ICE AND COAL CO. JUNE 2 M i Hpndreds of Valuable Free Prizes “A FAMILY AFFAIR” GEARHART RADIO SERVICE GOLOrs DEP^T STORE
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