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This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Newspapers at Murray State's Digital Commons. It has been accepted for inclusion in The eN ws by an authorized administrator of Murray State's Digital Commons. For more information, please contact [email protected]. 401/10. 11-Ots 7144No rt, oti *Too otelvs.PApe.R3 kA 00011 th*4 murrovc etr7714A sook ONE OF KENTUCKY'b 'Ito — GETTER WEEKLY PAPERS 1/4 Jottings from • - - SECTIONS Th• News has won awards for 4PAGES excellence every year a has been Sin eubmated in Judging contests. Microfilm Center Jo's Margaret I. King Library Vol. 36 Fulton, 42041, Fulton County, Kentucky Thursday, October 17, 1968 University of Kentucky umber 42 Notebook Lexington, Ky. 40506 I'd like to call your attention to an advertise- ment that appears on. Page Five of today's issue. City's Water Hike Prospective Industry Urgently Needs The ad asks you to THINK hard about the election on November 5, not so much in the light of the presidential campaign, but what how vital it is to May Need Review Available Labor In Twin City Market have an able, level-headed, experienced, "no-non- sense" representative in the United States Senate An increase in Fulton city water water users, bet an accompanying A Major industry is in close touch with the local Chamber of Commerce officials. from Kentucky. rates, approved by the Mayor and increase in sewer rates from 1/3 of Local business and professionk Commissioners last Monday night the water bill WM means a slight- Chamber of Commerce with the view towards locating people, civic and club leaders and at their regular meeting, will neces- ly increased tottatial. here if the necessary labor to staff the factory is avail- Industrialists were Urged by the Not that my sitate a "slightly higher" rate to the Those using minimum 3,000 able in the immediate area. Chamber of Commerce to assist in opinion matters much, but a lot of proposed rural Southwest Kentucky securing the information sought by gallons per IRO will have their In spite of the folks have asked what the stand of this newspaper Water District, the District repre- fact that published statistics reveal the prospective industry. bills increased $4.07 to $4.44 more than 2500 is in the matter of a presidential candidate. sentatives were advised at the monthly for and sewer ser- people in the county are making less A civic leader, long interested in meeting. vice. Customers ailing 3,000 or less than a living wage of $3000 a year, scarcely more than getting more industry for the twin There are a lot of reasons why we have made However, the increase will actual- will pay $9.44 rather than the cur- 200 persons have indicated they are interested in mak- cities said that "it seems easier the choice that we have. ly be less than $25 a month, which rent $8.94. ing higher salaries to talk about wanting an industry is considered "very in permanent positions. than it is to work hard to get one." small" Fulton Those using city water who live City "The labor information, needed Because we intend to amplify our position in Attorney told The News Wed- outside the city limits will be A "hot industrial prospect is very nesday. The increase immediately, is a constructive way depth, we plan to publish our position in next is not expect- charged one and a half times the real" a spokesman for the Fulton- 1. Another labor survey taken re- ed to create any problems in deal- to help in the program for indus- city rate. Inpat past these cus- South Fulton Chamber of Com- cently produced a total of some week's issue. ing with sale of trial growth," an official of the City water to the Dis- tomers have the city rate plus merce told the News on Wednesday. 1300 applications, and yet nothing trict, Warren stated. of Fulton said today. Until one third. "Unless we come up with some more was heard about the industrial then may I ask that you consider the real facts about the available labor Forms can be secured at the message Water rates both inside and out- Six members ei the Southwest prospect and Chamber of Commerce office, at brought to you on Page Five by many ex- side supply in this area the industry the city limits were changed, Kentucky Water were pres- 2. Many persons, now employed, the local banks, at Twin City Cable tremely concerned individuals in Fulton County and the water ntistrict will withdraw its interest," the tap-on fee changed ent for the meeting to discuss a are reluctant to fill out the forms TV office, in the stores in Cayce and Kentucky. from $100 to $150. Mayor DeMyer spokesman said. for fear that the knowledge would contract for purchase of water from Application forms for the avail- and almost everywhere that peoplit said the increases were necessary the city. reach their employers and perhaps trade and gather. to provide a sinking fund for future ability of both skilled and unskilled jeopardize their present positions. I have often heard expansion of the water system, in- The district, which will serve the labor have been distributed in people say that one person eastern part of Fulton County and many focal points around the instance, it was ex- IT'S or another "is afflicted with cluding a possible new well and ev- city In the first IMPORTANT! whatever is going entual replacement of the chlori- the southeastern part of Hickman and county, yet the response has plained, the status of the prospec- A special meeting has been called around." Never have been able to figure out what nator and aereator. County, has been endeavoring to been disappointing, it was made tive industry has not yet been re- by the South Fulton City Commis- the disease is, but whatever it is I've had a double get the rural water district estab- known today. solved. In the second instance the sion at 7 p. m. Thursday, October The new rate actually calls for lished since 1962. A grant and a loan Two reasons for the poor response information contained in the ques- 17th, for the purpose of letting in- dose of it. "It" started coming around me like Mon- a decrease in cost of minimum for the project have been approved were advanced by an area busi- tionnaire-application is highly con- surance bids and other important day a week ago, which was a mighty inconvenient by the EDA (Economic Develop- nessman who has been pushing the fidential and made known only to business. Any interested citizen is ment Agency) and a formal con- survey. He said that: the industry and a very few local invited to attend. time for me to live, much less get sick. By press day JUNIOR MISS REVUE! last week I had no energy, no voice, no feeling but tract between the city and the water Fulton's Junior Miss will be se- district is now required for final pain everywhere in my system, I simply had to lected Saturday night, October 26, approval by the EDA and the Pub- ignore it because Paul was on a short vacation in in Carr Auditorium. This contest lic Service Commission. B&PW Members St. Jo and I had the whole works to look after. is sponsored by the Jaycees, with John Bondurant was spokesman Festival's Visiting Artist Ron Laird serving as chairman. for the water district and protested To Aftend Fall I planned on enjoying my poor health over the a higher water rate, saying the city week-end, but forgot that R.Paul was coming home had previously agreed to sell water to the district for 15c a thousand Plans White House Sketch Round-up Meet BOOKKEEPING COURSE for the week-end. What's more Jim Blake, an old gallons and that EDA had approved Bellarmine classmate of his, also came for a visit. A 40-hour course in bookkeeping the loan and grant on that basis. A delegation from the Fulton- for adults was started Tuesday at Mayor DeMyer contended the 15c A letter to President and Mrs The 47-year-old painter of Ken- South Fulton Business and Profes- Jim usually comes at Banana Festival time, but a green tucky landmarks got a look at sel- 7 P. ns at the Hickman City School. rate was conditions/ at the time it Lyndon B. Johnson got sional Women's Club is planning to couldn't make it, and made up for it last week. The instruction is under the super- was suggested, and said the city light for a Kentucky artist who dom-seen parts of the Executive attend the Fall Roundup at Ken- seeks to paint the White House from Mansion during television coverage He got vision of the Tilghnaan Area Voca- could not sell water to the district Bar Inn this week end, which is little hospitality from me, for try as I tional School. The classes will meet at a rate less than that charged to a fresh point of view. of the assassination of President the beginning of observance of Na- might I just couldn't hold my head up. Mustered up On Tuesday nights for 16 weeks. city customers. Kennedy. He developed a hankering tional Business Women's Week. C. G. Morehead, Owensboro real to paint the building from an angle enough strength to go to Nancy Trees' wedding to Jim Hufft, engtteer for the water estate man who has gained nation- The local club has not planned district, was let'snt at Monday "not normally seen on a guided Jim Newton, but know -now, T shouldn't lave. The al recognition as "Kentucky's Wm*" or ii-olinniireds of traditional an all-out observance; however, PEPSI BREAK-1N night's session sad said it was esti- Artist of Property," wrote to the since the purpose is to promote "whatever is going around" has me as weak as mated the water district would use picture post card scenes." President after getting nowhere in Access to those portions of the membership, a Bingo party will be Army coffee, and that's weak. Pepsi Cola Bottling Company left 500 thousand gallons of water in- several months of less direct ef- held in the home of Mrs. Brunelle some robbers cold when a break-in itially and that within four years grounds where Morehead wants to forts to get permission for the pro- do his painting is limited for se- Pigue, president, newt Thursday was staged at the plant over the the consumption is expected to I make this short story longer to explain about ject. fie will leave this month on curity reasons, however, and the night, October 24. Members are week-end. While the intruders suc- reach a million and a half gallons. the first of a series of Washington requested to bring prospective the way I fouled up the article about the home-made ceeded in opening one safe and took Following considerable discus- artist's first letters to government officials got negative responses. He members. soap, and the people who made it. Let's see if I can $30 to $40 the other safe just sion, It was agreed that further ne- Each member is also asked to wouldn't budge. While the culprits gotiations for a contract be made (Mr. Morehead exhibited many of sent three of his lithograph prints try it again, with a letter to the President in bring a "white elephant" for a ripped the door off of the safe, the by James Warren, city attorney, his most famous works at this prize. contents just stayed in there safe and John Bondurant, water district year's International Banana Festi- June and he surmises that they, and Nell Ruddle told me about Louise Huddle's and sound . . . and cold. attorney. val.) his persistence, turned the trick. soap-making. I said Louise's last name was Newton, The 21-year veteran of the real but Newton is Louise's husband's first name. Right! estate business began painting four years ago when his wife gave him E. N. DeMyer Is Right! Louise brought me some of that soap, a an inexpensive set of oil paints for bar and some flakes. It is indeed white as snow, but Christmas. WWI Vets Prexy can't give the bar-soap too much as a body-cleansing Murray Gets EDA Grant For Industrial His second original oil, a study of an old theater in Owensboro, won E. N. DeMyer has been elected product. first place in competition with commander of the Twin City Bar- The other morning I put the same amount of Growth; Hospital, Airport To Benefit about 40 artists at the Evansville, racks 2352 of World War I Veterans bath oil in the water as I usually do and tried the Ind., Artists Guild. Reproduction of for the coming year. his paintings now have 85 outlets in home-made soap. It would be a little delicate to go Other officers are: A. G. Stewart, er reliance by the school on mu- the United States and abroad. Approval of a $93,000 grant to help foster industrial senior vice commander; Claude D. into all the details of the unhappy experiment. All I nicipal services, the city said. Morehead's avocation shows up in can tell you is that after bathing in the water with growth in Murray, Kentucky, was announced today by his choice of subject matter, is Mattingly, junior vice commander; the Economic Development Extension of the sewer system usually buildings. Critics say he J. W. Johnson, Quartermaster; Rob- the bath oil and using the home-made soap I could Administration, U. S. De- ert J. Lamb, chaplain; Johnson partment of Commerce. also is expected to help attract in- has an uncommon talent for captur- have easily slipped through a concrete pipe dustry to the park site, which is ing the character and mood of old Hill, adjutant, and R. L. Harris, without ever touching the sides. The Federal funds were requested by the city of owned by the Murray Chamber of structures. sergeant-at-arms. Commerce. That bath water would have made a seal give Murray in Calloway County. They will be used to help up! It's not even kid stuff. improve and extend the municipal sewer system to Currently under construction is a SIGMA CHI PLEDGE RUMMAGE SALE! Remember I told you the soap was made from serve a 24-acre industrial park and Murray State Uni- waste-treatment plant which EDA Richard Ivey Garnish a sopho- versity. funds are helping to build. The more at the University of Kentucky The ladies of the South Fulton old grease, lye and Purex. Separately these ingred- completion of the plant and the has pledged Sigma Chi fraternity, Methodist Church will sponsor a ents are rather deadly on the body. Using them all The city said extending the sewer sewer extension projects will pro- UK's public relations department rummage sale Saturday, October system will enable Murray State to State is attended by about 7,000 announced today. Gerrish lists his 19, in the building on Commercial together. Ugh! You've heard the story about greased vide the community with adequate continue its expansion program and students and the school expects to home address as Fulton. His grand- Avenue occupied by the Banana lightening? Well! result in the creation of more than increase Its enrollment to 10,000 by sewer facilities for future industrial parents are Mr. and Mrs. Norman Festival last year. Proceeds will go 110 jobs at the university. Murray 1972. Such growth will mean great- and commercial expansion. Terry. to their building fund. WE HAD the pleasure recently of listening to some rare humor including this different bull yarn: A tractor salesman couldn't believe his eyes as he drove by some country acreage and saw a bull Bennett Drug Store Was Place Of Business, Warehouse Of History pulling a plow. He approached the farmer with great visions of selling one of his products. by Jo Westpheling All of these characteristics were on February 3, 1951, or an amazing as genuine as sterling, yet we never incident told by Mamye Bennett "Man, you shouldn't be plowing this old-fash- Johann Goethe, the German dra- overcame the feeling that almost that happened to her, or a resume of ioned way, and especially with a bull hitched to a matist, poet and philosopher who every member of the Bennett some family activity by Hazel ago, plow what you need is a modern tractor, and you lived a couple of centuries family that we knew and loved Scruggs. It made them all appear once wrote: hated like all get out to charge a as a clan that made life worth liv- haven't seen anything until you. . ." and here the "It is delightful to transport one's price for their commodity. ing, and they certainly made it so. farmer interrupted with, "Already got 'em—four self into the spirit of the past, to Frankly, it often appeared that Joe Bennett, Jr. and another sis- see how a wise man has thought tractors right over here in the barn." the family wished they could have ter, Mrs. Helen McGee, though "Then why in tarnation are you using a bull before us." reversed the ugly economic facts somewhat less outgoing than the plow?" the salesman wanted to know. Long before the three-quarters of of life, such as the dialogue of de- other members of the family, could hitched to a a century old Bennett Drug Com- mand and supply. If they had had never have disassociated their re- "Do this once a month just to show him there's pany closed its doors earlier this their "druthers" it would have been lationship. Humble and kind, and more to this farming business than romance," the month, the memories of the unique a certainty that they would have ever so self-effacing, they are Ben- explained. character of this Fulton business dispensed their wares free of netts through and through. farmer establishment gave this reporter charge, with the only medium of To chronicle the history of the some delightful moments of reflec- exchange a friendly handshake or a Bennett Drug Company a reporter Went back to the files Tuesday to find some tions. warm smile. wrote recently: material on the Bennett Drug Company, which From the day the store opened Well, since they did have to be "Three generations of the family week its doors in another century, In an- competitive in their business deal- were associated with the drug firm, closed its doors last after 78 years. other location, the people who own- ings, they certainly believed in an known all over the area for its 1951 sure brought ' ed it, the structure in which it was extra dose of what New Orleans friendly, courteous and hospitable The issue of February 9, housed, and the philosophy of Its calls "lagniappe." You know, just atmosphere. back some memories. It said: "Bill Curlin named operation retained its prototype of a little extra something for free in "The drug firm was first known Commissioner of Highways by Governor Lawrence solidarity, of "the customer Is al- exchange for your business. as Bennett Brothers, being, estab- The Iste Miss Mamye Banns* Is shown here with her lin:41w Jo*, proud- ways right" attitude, and "we're so The lagniappe was a good yarn lished by Joe Bennett Sr., one of Wetherby .. A permit was issued to the Ken-Tenn ly yet humbly, acknewhideine some award that was mods to the store glad to see you and hope-you-get- by the venerable pMri.sch of the Fulton's best known citizens, and (Continued On Page Four) well soon" greeting, clan, Joe Bennett who passed away (Continuo(' on Page Eight) for Its leng service to the area. Letters of Interest THE FULTON COUNTY NEWS PAUL and JOHANNA M. WESTPHELING Editors and Publistors Thursday, October 17, 1968 SIIMMEY STUDIOS Charlotte, N. C. 28210 Gr were it left to me to decide whether we should have a government without THE TOWN OF DON'T-YOU-WORRY Mrs. Jo Westpheling newspapers, or newspapers without a government, I should not hestitate to prefer International Banana Festival, Inc. Pr the latter." —THOMAS JEFFERSON Fulton, Kentucky 42041 Superv Dear Jo, There's a town called Don't-You-Worry, may no On the banks of River Smile; It is my pleasure to again thank mother's you for your warm hospitality dur- Lucy Co: Senator's Job Is Not That Of President; Where the Cheer-Up and Be-Happy ing my visit to Fulton. Johnson Blossom sweetly all the while. average , the Katie Peden Should Be Judged On Merit Where the Never-Grumble flower "Unite Us" is your theme for There Banana Festival and I truly feel era who Blooms beside the fragrant Try, you in that I have become one of the profited personal- top Separate issues are involved in the ben W. Barkley. Miss Peden's experi- And the Ne'er-Give-Up and Patience 'Fulton and have know ho, made in their faces to the sky. ly from the friendships trouble-p election contests in Kentucky involv- ences in working as the state commis- Point the personal con- Fulton and from Those a president and sioner of commerce to promote the eco- Latin American ing the selection of tact with our abilities gained know- United States senator, and this point nomic and industrial development of In the valley of Contentment, neighbors. I have also tucky International Relations and voters, all the state would serve her well at In the province of I-Will, ledge of believe i thould not be overlooked by the in the small role feel quite humble as a pro says Miss Katherine Peden. Washington. You will find this lovely city, opportunity of play- I have had the convicted -Fret Hill. Festival compared to At the foot of No ing in your "We marvelous work you s Democratic nominee for the There are thoroughfares delightful the enormous, able for The It is quite apparent that a lot of citizens of Fulton are do- charming town, and the Patrick Senate is right. The president has the Kentuckians are going to leave both In this very ing. of the entire nation to consider. And on every hand are shade trees Division affairs the Democratic and Republican parties enthusiastic about the noting ti Named the Very-Seldom-Frown. I am very The job of senator is to represent the and vote for George Wallace. Since his purposes of the Festival and would and bad people of his own state, and since there American Independence party does not like to offer my services to a much ceptional are 50 of them in the nation this means have a nominee for senator, their Rustic benches quite enticing greater extent. If there is anything He poi; -fiftieth as difficult You'll find scattered here and there; I can do or any way I can help partment the job is easily one choice will have to be between Miss through the year in your prepara- probation as that of the president. Peden and Marlow Cook, the Republi- And to each a vine is clinging tion of the Festival, please call she, Mrs can candidate. With her background as Called the Frequent-Earnest-Prayer. me. Here is a willing hand and an vises Oa Western Kentucky country girl — as Everybody there is happy anxious 'heart to help you, if need- parolees. Miss Peden is campaigning on the a ed. Hurley theme that Kentucky needs a "work- compared to the big city experience of And is singing all the while; well" in In the town of Don't-You-Worry, Jo, you have truly made my stay division's ing senator" and one who will remem- her opponent — and her "no - non- oc- On the banks of River-Smile. in Fulton each year a wonderful jog Prngq ber that there are 120 counties in the sense" approaches to the problems that casion. You are a person of great staff is v; state. Kentucky has not had an effec- will face the Senate, Miss Peden's can- warmth and depth. Knowing you since sh tive senator concentrating on produc- didacy ought to appeal to them. —I. J. Bartlett (Continued on Page Seven) July 1. ff then ing direct benefits for the state since Combs, 5 the days of Earle C. Clements and Al- —Paducah Sun-Democrat ceramist, Manxmouse sets boldly Truth; Katin, the tall, introspective physical off from Buntingdowndale on the aesthete who wanted to restore might po road to high adventure and self- cultural solidity to their society; was suce discovery. Literally taken under the twins, one black and one albino, when sh wing by the intrepid pilot Captain who spoke in tandem; Tyy and Se- violator Hawk, Manxmouse embarks on a bastian, a man and his maid and Kentucky Student Editorial Explains Generation series of suspenseful escapades in their six eerie pets. Grange. which he displays remarkable met- This was the crew that chose to What n Gap Brings About Student Restlessness tle and an enviable penchant for join Captain von Ray in a private standing This week let's examine a few of truth—about Martin's death and survivaL Yet his greatest challenge war that would carry them all to what imr the new adult fiction books that about the woman who called her- —still unmet—lies in the ominous the rim of chaos. was her A favorite pastime of today's old- stand the latent danger in the phrase, recently been received from self Doreen. The scene is surbur- Manxcat, who inevitably must be For fo have UNIAD by Jay Williams. Do you generation, mostly parents and "pseudo-intellectual." the Department of Libraries in ban Westchester. dealt with before Manxmouse can er want to break out of the cocoon Frankfort. call his life his own. grandparents, is to bemoan the be- The amazing thing above the tur- MANXMOUSE, THE MOUSE and start afresh? Solve a sudden havior of our modern young people. MARGIN FOR DOUBT by Mir- WHO HAD NO FEAR by Paul Gal- NOVA by Samuel R. Delany. emergency in your 'business? Make bulence of today is that the old genera- Borgenicht. It was a small Oftentimes next thing is to "remember iam lico. "In the first place, it was not Lorq von Ray was a man with the your Life successful, meaningful, tion is beginning to actually believe bottle—the size a man might carry gray but an utterly mad blue. It had megalomania of an Ahab. His con- and rich? All is possible. In fact, Na the olden days" when young people that it is not really their sons and dau- in his briefcase, next to his test a fat little body like an o'possum, trolled madness drove him to bat- help is on the way through UNIAD, were alleged purists, models of decor- papers on "David Copperfield" and hind feet like those of a kangaroo, tle the naked diabolism of Prince an organization so plausible and ghters who are upset with the status class cards. But it con- Fo um, and little angels as well. quo, his IBM the front paws of a monkey, and in- and Ruby Red who were the un- so necessary that you will ask your- but someone else's sons and dau- tained enough lethal poison to kill stead of delicate and transparent challenged ruling force of Drace, self why it doesn't actually exist. ghters. Martin Bobde‘.44ronica1ly, Tony ears, these were long and much like the stellar complex which includ- "School It so happens, according to an edi- What—or who—is UNIAD, and Bassett ckscoveFed the body. Be- those of a rabbit. And what is Earth and ran counter to his is the the They squirm in their soft chairs ed the how does it go about giving help torial appearing last week in the Col- cause Tony had just been promot- more, they were blue, too, and vio- own federation of the Pleiades. If School Lu and advice on any subject? Paul Western State and sweat a bit when someone, some ed, instead of Martin, to the head lently orange-colored on the inside. Ray could haul seven tons of observed lege Heights Herald of von Dumartin, driven by his own need other person's of the high school English depart- But the worst thing of all was that Illyrion from the whirling the school University that some of our nicest child, makes it uncom- Precious for help, attempts to find out in this ment he was overwhelmed by a it had no tail." an imploring sun, he could the overa fortable for the Establishment. They core of deft, delightful—and surprising— young people of today have a different sense of guilt. gain control of Draco and crush child has new novel. view of all this tongue-in-cheek busi- say it is not we, the responsible youth And he was horrified to think that The fact that he has decidedly the man who had branded his face since its I ness. of America — whatever that means — Martin would commit suicide. De- curious features—and no tall—la with the grotesque, ragged scar At first doubtfully, then with Of this fac who are undermining the nation. spite his wife's objections Tony felt not the only thing that sets Manx- that symbolized his hate. growing enthusiasm, Paul becomes President For the appraisal of the student's obligated to help the dead man's mouse apart from the run-of-the- caught up in the seemingly reason- in 1982 a t Therefore it could not be we, the widow, innocent., wide-eyed Doreen, mill mice, for he has an extra- Into the vortex of his quest the able operations of JINJA!). But sin- day pericK views here is the editorial. and ordinarily sweet and gentle nature, were drawn-.--wandering responsible youth of America, who are without a friend in the world, aimless ister undertones begin to strike Sunday n nowhere else to turn. Suddenly, as is so innocent about the ways of the souls who preferred a meaningful him, and at last, with the help of National S disrupting such things as liberty, just- the Bassetts found themselves world that he knows no fear. Just chaos to the emptiness of order: Pippa Dowland be uncovers the struggling to save their marriage, after the stroke of thirteen on the Mouse, who could create beauty, Student unrest is a harrowing ice, and equality, for all we have been startling truth about the organiza- The sell taught is they began to learn the terrible night of his creation by a tipsy but feared nothing more than the tion. than just phrase to most Americans this year as that these things are a strong part empty sto it has been for the past couple years. of the moral fiber of this nation. program The traditions of the past are being dis- We know that these things exist— the birth of a girl, Rebecca born October 10 in Jones quacy of Hospital. by supply puted and disrupted by young dissid- liberty, justice, and equality, that is— his re'riti ents and other responsible persons con- for we have been taught from a very Mr. and Mrs. James Barnes, Route 1, Fulton, are serves as and often terrified of their own young age that they do. But what parents of a girl, Thelma Diana, born to teach c cerned October 10 in Ful- eating cultural heritage. about rapid communications? With ton Hospital. throughou All new generations have had a such things as television, radio, news- Mr. and Mrs. John Hinton announce the birth of a The lur history of dissidence and a certain a- papers, news magazines, political an- daughter, Mary Jean, born October 9 in Haws Hospital. known as revolutionary fervor, but this alysists, and such rotten things as mov- CPO and Mrs. Ralph Cantrell "Type A] mount of October 15, 1948 announce the birth generation has been born and guided ies, plays, and music we are tempted to of a seven pound, fourteen ounce son, Ralph Michael, mum requ something entirely new in the his- ask the question, "Where?" born October 7 in Fulton Hospital. into The uniform of the Police Chief of South Fulton is the world — rapid communica- tory of The fact is they do exist, but only getting a little shop-worn. At press time today, Parker and the overhanging knowledge Mrs. 011ie Wolfe of Harrisburg, Ill., tions in the minds of the older generation. McClure is back on the staff on advice and Herbert L. that "someday someone will set the from his counsel, Cheatham of Fulton, Route 3, were Therefore when we question the pro- W. W. Miles of Union City, who told the quietly married off, and we will all be blown "chief" to go Sunday, October 10 in the home of spark ceedings and try to change, or at least back to work until the City Council Justice of the Peace We have been caught up in a could show just C. J. Bowers in Fulton. Attendants were away." set the stage for change, to a higher cause, in writing, for his dismissal. The Mrs. C. J. Bow- search for answers, which when found, dismissal, re- ers and James King. moral precept, one based on the love, instatement and dismissal of McClure is the biggest only cause one to ask other stimulating understanding, and respect for our fel- story to hit South Fulton in a long time. He was fired on questions about the answers given. low human beings as well as our own At half after eight o'clock on October 12, in Grace October 5, hired on October 11, fired again on October Episcopal Church in Paducah, rapid communications environment, we are spited and Miss Mary Louise Miller, Because of 12, and walked back again on October 13. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. suddenly realized that we do abused. Max Emmett Miller of Ken- we have mil Place, became the bride of in a fairy tale world where Thomas Calder Ezzell, not live Our intellect and judgment is First Lt, William Preston Reed, son of Mr. and Mrs. son of Mrs. William E. Ezzell. The bring babies and wars solve Rev. Curtis Fletcher, storks questioned and we are told that we W. C. Reed of Fulton, has been assigned to new duties rector, performed the ceremony. problems. If we study enough we can Mr. Ezzell's mother is have been led astray. We are even as aide-de-camp to General Whitehead, who is com- the former Fannie Calder of Fulton. even almost understand what causes called immoral and laughed at because manding general of all air forces in the Pacific theatre. the streets, why Americans are riots in we do believe in the love, understand- Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Btu-nette equal in name only, and even under- and family, who have ing, and respect for our fellow human With only nine more uniforms to be secured, Mrs. been residing at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. brothers. Hendon Wright, president of the West Fulton P-TA, Clyde Burnette, have moved to 6th A member of the Kentucky Press Association Street. The American public at large does which is making the drive for new uniforms for the Ful- class postage paid at Fulton, Ky. 42041 Second • not understand us. They fear us be- ton High School, said that the order for the uniforms is Latham: Mr. and Mrs. Phil Parker, Chap Johnson Suc,pisser of various weekly papers in Fulton the cause they do not understand us. Often to be placed soon. She said th4t if the parents of the and Raymond McNatt left Thursday for California to at- first of which was founded in 1010. to understand us is too difficult, es- members will purchase the trousers, sufficient funds tend the American Legion Convention. Published Every Thursday of The Year at 709 pecially when it is so simple to sup- will be on hand to completely outfit the band. Commercial Ave. Fulton, Ky. 42041 press us. And there is no key to the in- Route Three: Mrs. Jean Foster and LaNetta, Mrs. The meeting Voted one of Kentucky's "Best All Around" stant understanding of the youth of 20th annual of the Fulton County Lola Mae Foster and Mrs. Marion Jones attended the Weekly Papers. America but perhaps there is a key to Homemakers will be at the Cayce Methodist Church on School Fair at South Fulton Friday. Little LaNetta won October 19, beginning at 10 a. m., Mrs. Bertha McLeod the blue ribbon and will receive Address all mall (subscriptions, thanes of ad. a beginning. an 8 x 10 picture of her- dross. Forms 1179) to Post Office Box 307 Fulton, announced today. self from Gardner's Studio. Ksrituaky, 42041. Perhaps to understand the causes of student unrest today is really as Mrs. W. E. Mischke and Mrs. W. S. Atkins, both of Pilot Oak: Mr. and Mrs. Willie Crittendon, Joyce A wpm an's Subscription Rates: $2.00 per year in Fulton. simple as understanding a student's Fulton, are on the program of the WSCS Conference of and Howard Crittendon, Mrs. Raymond Wallace and out the beat Hickman, Graves Counties, Ky., and Obion and responsibility to a troubled nation, one the'Paris District, to be held in the First Methodist son, and Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Crittendon and family at- and South F Moakley Counties, Tenn. Elsewhere throughout the which he may even love as much as he Church at Paris, Tenn., October 21. tended a birthday dinner Sunday at Murray. Honored ton plant Is United States $4.00 per year. does the words "liberty, justice, and guests were Roy Poole, Mrs. Claude Kemp and Ira triallsts who Kentucky Subscribers must add 5% Sakes Tax. equality for all." New arrivals: Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Jones announced Kemp. It SOCIETY - WOMAN'S INTEREST Grandmother Supervises Paroled Making Draperies Can Be Profitable Katherine Peden's Senate Race , Inc. Prisoners; Loves Every Minute Learning to make your own drap- Typifies Today's Modern Woman eries can be profitable as well as Supervising paroled prisoners Combs was a civilian security guard fulfilling a creative desire. Why may not be the average grand- at Wright-Patterson Field, Dayton, not attend one of the following free Katherine Peden's plunge into senatorial waters thank mother's cup of tea, but then Mrs. Ohio, where she not only underwent classes and learn this fascinating may warm currents which have proved traditionally dur- Lucy Combs of West Van Lear in 16 weeks of military training in- art. chilling for Johnson County women candidates. may not be the cluding close-order drill and train- Octoner 23 - oict..racken County average grandmother. ing in judo and various small fire Miss Peden, Kentucky's Democratic nominee for or the Courthouse Assembly Room. There are not arms and the machine gun. the U. S. Senate, joins an y feel many grandmoth- October 24- Barlow K. U. Build- increasing line of women who ers who can pop nu in a squirrel from She admits nearly failing the ing. have become dissatisfied with the politics of licking the top of a soma- tree with a rifle and close-order drills, saying she bare- October 29 - Mayfield Housing stamps and ringing know how to deal doorbells. de in with defiant and ly passed the "skipping stage", Unit. trouble-prone people. I con- but she excelled with the .45 cali- November 5 - Benton Bank of Some of these venturesome ladies Those National Woman's Party, ran in srican are a few of Mrs. Combs' bre pistol and other weapons which Marshall County, have failed. Others have dis- Nevada as an independent know- abilities which officials in the Ken- she practiced shooting at least once November 6 - Hickman R. E. A. tinguished themselves and injected with no tucky success. is and Department of Corrections a week. Building, political integrity in the congres- believe indicate she can supervise, Noting there were 18,000 military November 7 - sional arena so long dominated 11 role Murray Housing by The first woman senator, Mrs. as a probation and parole officer, and civilian personnel on Unit. men. play- the air- Rebecca L. Felton, was appointed convicted male felons on parole. base, which was Juanita Arnonett ed to under wartime se- and Mildred Ten women have served as U. S. in 1922. Then 88, Mrs. Felton had "We seldom find a woman suit- curity, Mrs. Combs' said Potts, Home k you she also Economists for the senators—and statistics decry the stumped Georgia for prohibition. able for this kind of work," said trained in the University of Kentucky re do- use of tear gas in Cooperative lack of women holding national of- care for expectant mothers, wo- Patrick J. Hurley, director riot conditions. Extension of the Service, will be instruc- fice. man's suffrage, child reform Division of Probation tors for laws, and Parole, After the war, Mrs. Combs was a these classes. The hours compulsory schooling, noting that are Women have almost four million and state ut the Mrs. Combs training long distance bus and heavy-duty 9:30 a. m. to 3:00p. m. reformatories. would and background make her an ex- truck driver for the Federal gov- more votes than men. much ceptional case. ernment the next three years. After Women control 85 per cent of the The first woman elected to the rthing He pointed out the corrections de- a brief tour of duty in Puerto Rico Dear Mom, Dad— purchasing power in the United Senate, Mrs. Hattie Caraway of I help partment has one other woman and Panama, she returned home, States; 80 per cent of the wealth; Arkansas was able to defeat six Vera- probation and parole officer but "married and settled down." 65 per cent of the savings; 40 per male opponents in the Democratic e call she, Mrs. Mable Thompson, super- Mrs. Combs didn't remain settled Festival Recipe cent of the property. primary, including a former gov- vises the state's some 30 women ernor, a ind an long. Besides rearing a son, she Quito, 12 of August 1968 Women own more than half the national committeeman, need- parolees. became active in the Johnson Coun- My dear parents: stock in large corporations. and a former commander of the Hurley said Mrs. Combs "did ty Chapter, American Red Cross, American Legion. And in May of I hope that you had a good time When women do seek—and win a well" in the probation and parole working as a Gray Lady with a and this year Miss Peden defeated 11 y Stay all your family. Senate seat, the result often sur- division's annual in-service train- blood mobile unit and the Chapter's I also men to win nomination by her fUl oc- hope that you mother and prises even the men. ing program held recently and his disaster mobile unit. She also is a father has good party. great healthy. When I Sen. Margaret Chase Smith of staff is well pleased with her work Civil Defense shelter chairman. came back to Quito g you I was very sad Maine, former teacher and news- For some, the road to the Senate since she assumed the post last Mrs. Combs is an avid sports- and I never will forget You thy paperwoman, is held in high esteem was downhill all the way. July 1. woman, with fishing and squirrel lovely parents. Mrs. among favorite pas- by her fellow Senators. If there had been any doube hunting her Here I find my house very well In 1937, Alabama Gov. Bibb Combs, 56, could manage the tough times. She and her husband, Ern- and so me my family. When her husband went to Con- Graves could think of no one more ctive the family boat for fish- physical problems parole work est, enjoy Leny and I allways thinking in gress in 1937, she served as his deserving of appointment to a va- store might pose there is none now. She ing and her .306 calibre rifle for Katherine Peden iety; you my father and mother. secretary and shortly before his cant seat than his wife, Dixie. "She was successful in the supreme test squirrels. I wait for you in my country, death in 1940, he asked his con- has as good a heart and head as bino, parole probation work when she apprehended a parole Of her and Ecuador. This moment in Quito the stituents to elect his wife. anybody," he said. i Se- -load in violator and returned him to the (she is supervising a 26 case temp are very cold, 11 degrees. My Sidewalk Show . and Martin and Lawrence HAPPY BIRTHDAY In 1948, she campaigned for Sen- The first totally Kentucky Reformatory at La- Johnson, father and mother here will write feminine race Mrs. Combs finds it ate against two millionaires. She for the Senate came in 1960 when Grange. counties), you for saying you thank you for all interesting." She said the Interesting To used penny postcards to reach vot- Mrs. Smith easily won re-election se to What made Mrs. Combs an out- "real youcare that you has to me. requires to be interested ers—and she was elected by the in Maine over Democrat Lucia iv ate standing candidate for the post and work one Here my father's factory is stand- The News takes pleasure in one's fellow man and an highest majority and the greatest Cormier. Il to • what impressed correction officials In helping ard. MY mother came back from wishing "Happy Birthday" to the Area Artists was her experience and training. interest in human problems, es- following friends: total vote majority in the state's Bogota to Quito and she is very Despite For four years (1942-46) Mrs. pecially those of young people. All artists of the Paducah area history. increasing ranks of wo- happy because she had seeing my YOU October 18: Polly Mama; Octo- are invited to participate in the Mrs. Smith has held the all-time men senators, a letter to the editor other sister. I will that you wooli my ber 19: Anita Sue Allen, Robert A. Sidewalk Show to be held Sunday, consecutive roll-call voting record of the Baltimore Evening Sun, fol- your lovely sister, Trudy. John and Batts, J. E. Campbell, Steve Fly, October 20, 1 p. m. until sunset. with more than 2,000 votes without lowing a 1965 convention of the your lovely sister, Truddy, Mate John and Marilyn Lawson, Harry Reams; a miss. Women's Democratic Clubs of all the Sensing's family. Shaine and Work will be displayed on the Maryland, commented on the fe- October 20: Tony Beck, Cathy Elli- "The Senate is my whole life," fact, National School Lunch Week all my friends. The next Monday I fence at 1st and Broadway and the male political role: ott, Ruth Milam; she says. "I have no family, no IIAD. begin my school, and this is my river side of the floodwall. There time-consuming bobbies. I have "As and last year here In Quito because the October 21: Kenneth Crews; Oc- are no rules or regulations. The usual, the women workers Focuses Importance Of Healih only myself and my job as United your- next year I go to Switzerland. I will tober 22: Mrs. Huloo Allen, Jimmy Guild provides hooks for hanging will get the handshakes and words States senator." of praise, nothing else. dst. write you all the weeks and I say Gilbert, Jean Neely; October 23: and suggests the exhibitor bring The political "School Lunch Aids Good Health" more of the child's nutritional needs goodby until the next letter that I Donna Peeples, R, Paul Westphel- some clip type clothespins to se- She was elected unanimously in plums, the spoils of the campaign and Is the theme of this year's National including: will write you. jog; October 24: David Newton, cure unframed watercolors and 1967 as chariman of the Senate Re- victory, will go to the same hang- help School Lunch Week, v.dikth is being Your son, William Sanders. drawings to the fence. publican conferences—and in 1963, ers-on, leaving hardly anything Paul (1) One-half pint fluid whole milk observed October 13-19. The role Jacob Any artists may display his work the Gallup Poll rated her as one of around for the ardent female work- need as a beverage; the school lunch plays in improving P. D. Greeding for all my friends. on a first-come first-served basis the four most admired women in er to pick up." n this (2) Two ounces of lean meat; or the overall health of the growing P. D. Am sorry my writing. WHAT'S AHEAD and be responsible for the safety the world. ing— two ounces of cheese; or one Katherine Pede fl, Margaret child has been amply documented Jacob Steiner Serious storm damage in South- of his work. The female struggle for Senate egg; or one-half cup cooked Chase Smith and several other wo- Since its beginning in 1946. Mindful (Jacob was a guest of Mr. and east U. S. Hollywood star gravely In case of seats began in 1918 when Anne dry beans or peas; or four rain the Show will be men politicians apparently never with of this fact the Congress passed and Mrs. Abe Thompson). injured in auto crash. held of peanut butter. on Sunday November 3. Martin, national chairman of the read the letter. omes President John F. Kennedy signed tablespoons a combination of the above MOD- in 1983 a bill proclaiming the seven- or it sin- day period beginning on the second listed foods. strike Sunday of October each year as (3) A three-fourths cup serving of Who's Who At ilp of National School Lunch Week. two vegetables or fruits or a Fulton High Spotlights Varied Talents Of Students s the serving of each. iniza- The school lunchroom is more (4) One slice of bread; or a serv- From the FHS "Kernel" standing figure on the basketball than just a "filling station" for ing cornbread, biscuits, team. of The senior class met Monday, 1 empty stomachs, The school lunch rolls, etc. Friendliest are Debbie Homra insures ade- September 9, to select the twenty- program not only the (5) Two teaspoons of butter, serv- and Dick Jones. Debbie is a mem- quacy of a school-age child's diet four seniors who will appear in the [ones ed separately or used in cook- "Senior Favorites" portion of the ber of Future Nurses Club, French by supplying at least one-third of ing. Club, holding the office of requirement, it also 1968-69 GR-R-R-owl. This year a his rtgeritional Parents are invited to visit the vice-president, G-r-r-rowl staff, educational laboratory few of the oatagories have been 1, are serves as an lunchroom in their child's school and Kennel staff. She also has ser- importance of changed as directed by the to teach children the and learn for themselves what a ved the school in the capacity of Ful- meals GR-R-R-owl editorial staff. eating well - balanced valuable asset it is to his education student librarian. Dick is a defen- lives. The Best All Around in the senior throughout their today and his health and well-being sive end on the football team and a class are Rita Cash and Bill Smith. h of a in the future. member of the track team. He The lunch which is served is Rita is captain of the cheerleaders, pital. known as the "Type A Lunch." The These are menus which are being Played basketball his freshman a member of National Honor So- year. birth "Type A Lunch" supplies the mini- served in the Fulton County Schools ciety, Quill and Scroll, Future :hael, mum requirements for one-third or this week. Nurses, Future Teachers and At this meeting the Seniors also F. H. A. She is also on the Kennel elected the Senior nominees for and GR-R-R-owl staffs and in 1965 Mr. and Miss FHS. The Senior WAS Fulton's Homecoming Queen. nominees for Mr. and Miss FHS ?rt L. Bill is a member of the football, are Marianne Crider and Stanley Scales. trried basketball and track teams. He was Marianne is a member of president of his class in 1966. Future Nurses Club, French Club, 'eace Brenda Barker was chosen Pret- F. T. A. and the Gr-r-rowl staff. Bow- tiest and Kirk Vowell was chosen Stanley is an end on the football Most Handsome. Brenda is a mem- team, a member of F. T. A., Na- ber of the French Club, Future tional Honor Society, Quill and Teachers, National Honor Society, Scroll, Mu Alpha 'Theta, Kennel ;race and Future Nurses. She is also a staff and co-editor of the 1968-69 [Hier, member of the Kennel staff. Kirk awarded to Dee Fields and Dennis Vowell has been on Fulton High's Lohaus. Dee is Fulton's 1966 Home- Ken- golf team all four years of his high coming Queen. She is a member of zzell, school career and has distinguish- Quill and Scroll, Mu Alpha Theta, Leber, ed himself there. Future Teachers, National Honor Society, Kennel staff, ler is . Best Leaders are Cathy Hyland GR-R-R-owl and Terry Dallas. Cathy is co-edi- staff. French Club and LS president toe of the Kennel, a member of of Future Homemakers of America. Quill and Scroll, National Honor Dennis is an outstanding'football have Society, Future Teachers, Mu Alpha player and a two year member of Theta, and the Fulton High Band. the Bulldog Club. He is co-photo [ Mrs. In 1907, Cathy was chosen delegate editor of the 1968-66 GR-R-Rowl. to Ky. Girl's State. Terry is a mem- Most Dependable are Rita Adams ber of Quill and Scroll, National and James McCarthy. Rita is a member of F. H. A., Future Nurses, hnson Honor Society, Kennel Staff, Mu Alpha Theta, and president of Fu- National Honor Society, Mu Alpha to at- ture Teachers. He also serves as Theta, Kennel staff, GR-R-R-owl president of the senior class. staff, Quill and Scroll, and FTA. Best Personality was the title Rita was chosen delegate to the year. James is vice-president of state F. H. A. meeting held at ,Mrs. the senior Class, a member of Na- Eastern Kentucky University last KI the tional Honor Society, F. T. A., co- Gr-r-r-owl. It also may be noted won editor of the Kennel and president that the two Senior nominees were of Quill and Scroll and Mu Alpha later elected Mr. and Miss Fl-IS by her- Theta. He also plays tackle on the the student body of Fulton High. football team. Brenda Roberts was elected the The Senior Crass elected Kaye quietest senior, while Toby Harri- Mimi and Phil Rose Most Courte- son was elected the Loudest. Bren- A woman's work is never dam especially when she Is so *over to turn Joyce ous. Kaye belongs to F. H. A., da has been a member of FHA e and Out the beautiful garments mad* at the Henry I, Siegel plants in Fulton Quill and Scroll, National Honor for four years and is DOW serving as a student librarian in the Due to circumstances beyond our control, the above seniors ily at- and South Fulton. Hera ono of the expert seamstresses at the South Ful- Society, F. T. A., Future Nurses, Fulton have lobed the honored Ardente of the past the Kennel staff and High Library. Toby served as foot- in Fulton's Who's Who. They were ail so elated that nored ton plant Is shown exhibiting her oridansy to ana of the japows. lnie- the 1968-69 they all chose to celebrate by regressing to earlier school Gr-r-r-rowl staff. Phil is a member ball manager of the Bulldog,' his days. visited She local id Ira bullets who recently 'gent. Photo by Elmer Stewart of the French Club and an out (Conttnued on Page Ste Page 4 Fulton County News, Thursday, Oct. 17, 1968 Mrs. Elsie Provow bouquet of stephanotis, centered with a white orchid. SAE Fraternity Is OES President Mrs. Lynn Jetton, of Cross City, Florida, was the matron of honor Recognized For Mrs. Bessie Clifton was hostess and Miss Karen Treas, sister of the the last Thursday night to Order of, bride, served as maid of honor. Eastern Star Past Matrons' Club Service Projects at her home on West Street. Sixteen Bridesmaids were Mrs. Cliff Denny of Lexington, Ky., Mrs. Johnny members attended. A University of Kentucky social Jones, Mrs. Barry Bondurant and fraternity, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, The following officers were elect- Miss Sherry lifilstead. The honor has been recognized nationally for ed for the coming year: Mrs. Elsie attendants wore floor-length empire its "outstanding service projects," Provo*, president; Mrs. Floyd dresses of moss green velvet, trim- and earned $1,000 to carry out other Dedmon, vice president; Mrs. Paul med in satin at the French cowl projects and another $1,000 Hornbeak, secretary, and Mrs. neckline, bodice, and with a Dior for the Dorothy Williams, treasurer. bow at the back of the neckline. University. The University and UK fraternity The sleeves were Kabuki style men each were presented a check News From Our and the skirts A-line. Their head- for $1,000 by SAE's national presi- pieces were clusters of small velvet dent, Roy L. Miller. Edward Ocker- Boys In The bows and net. The bridesmaids' man, a senior from Lexington, and dresses were identical except in the UK's Interim President A. D. Kir- color, which was autumn gold. wan accepted the checks at a ban- SERVICE They carried bouquet balls of gold quet in the fraternity's honor. pompoms and net with velvet The chapter's service projects in- streamers. cluded participation in the fraternity and sorority Heart Fund Drive; a U. S. ARMY, VIETNAM—Army The junior bridesmaid was Miss Halloween party for crippled Private First Class Terry W. Mor- Joan Treas, sister of the bride. Miss chil- dren in the University Hospital, and row, 20, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ann Margaret Shirah, niece of the work with the Fayette County Chil- Thadious A. Morrow, 1403 Hillcrest groom, was the flower girl. Their dren's Bureau, which houses or- St., Fulton, Ky., was assigned Sept. dresses were identical to the phans and needy children. 16 to the 1st Infantry Division in bridesmaids' and their headpieces Vietnam as a radio mechanic. were large satin bows. The junior The fraternity men had two part- bridesmaid carried a bouquet like ies for children sponsored by the Bureau and some 20 pledges built FOOD, FUN, FIGURE! those of the bridesmaids. The flow- er girl carried a basket of rose a ball diamond and blacktop for Miss Sunshine Colley, dietician at petals. Joe Mack Trees, brother of the Bureau's playground. the Benton, Ky., Hospital and a re- the bride, was the ring bearer. Miller, in presenting the checks, tired extension home economist, cited the growing importance of was the speaker at the recent Lynn Newton served his brother service and scholarship and the meeting of the Home and Garden as best man. Groomsmen were decreasing importance of social af- Department of the Fulton Woman's Johnny Jones, James B. Owens, fairs In fraternity life. Jimmy Treas, brother of the bride, MOM Club. Her subject was "Food, Fun Dr. Kirwan also praised Richard Cardwell, Barry Boridurant the and Figure." SAES at UK and said the and Bill Burnette of Murray, Ken- money would be used to establish a tucky. four- year scholarship for a student GOOD CHOWDER Mrs. Joe Trees, mother of the named by the Fayette County Chil- PURELYL PERSONAL: The bride, wore a gold wool lace sheath, dren's Bureau. • --_. _ with a jewel neckline and elbow razor clam on the coast of Wash- length sleeves. Her hat was a gold Christmas Cards By Harm ington (and some in Oregon) makes and moss green velvet floral clus- SUNSET DIIIVE-IN the tastiest chowder of any clam .. Mr. and Mrs. Newton ter. She wore a corsage of a green A Christmas card designed by nationally-known wildlife artist Ray and the finest oysters I've ever cymbidium orchid. between Martin and Union City tasted are the tiny Olympias, from Harm is being offered on an exclusive basis this year by the Kentucky Puget Sound and hardly bigger than Beautiful Autumn Wedding Unites The groom's mother, Mrs. C. H. WED. THURS. FRI. SAT. Association for Retarded Children. Proceeds from the sale of the cards thumbnail . . . lawns often wore a mist green knit your Newton, OCTOBER 16 - 17- 1$. 19 children. are damaged by being cut too short sheath, with top stitching in a dia- will be used to help the state's retarded DOUBLE . . . I leave mine at Ph to 2 inches Miss Treas, Mr. Newton On Sunday mond pattern. She wore matching FEATURE Printed in full color on high quality paper, the card carries Ray and find it does much better than accessories and a corsage of a STARTS AT 7:00 when cropped closer . . . I agree The First United Methodist Church was the setting green cymbidium orchid. Harm's "Cardinal on Sunflower- on the cover. A box of 25 cards with The Odd Couple with Wilfred Beaver, who says that for the wedding of Miss Nancy Elaine Treas and James envelopes will be offered for $6.00. Four boxes can be purchased at a re- many men really aren't growing Mrs. C. L Newton, the paternal AND H. Newton at three o'clock in the afternoon on Sunday, grandmother of the groom, wore a duced cost of $20.00. taller—short skirts just make some Beach Ball of us look longer. .. . October 13„1968. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and dress of navy blue crepe, with matching accessories and a white The cards are available from members of the Kentucky Bankers As- Mrs. Joe Treas and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. SUN. MON. TUES., carnation corsage. OCT. 20-21-22 Cosmetologists associa- sociation and of the Kentucky Hairdressers and Paint-up Fix up KIWI C. H. Newton. DOUBLE FEATURE tion, Inc., throughout Kentucky, as well as from local organizations Following the ceremony, Mr. STARTS AT 7:00 The Reverend George Comes of- and Mrs. Treas entertained with Boxes may be ordered by mail from the adorned with an overlay of re-em- working for retarded children. ficiated at the double-ring cere- a reception at the Fulton Country Benjamin broidered peau de'ange lace, bead- Kentucky Association for Retarded Children, 315 West Main Street, mony. Club. Arrangements of gold carna- AND ed with seed pearls and rock cry- tions decorated the room. Frankfort, Kentucky 40601. A program of nuptial music was stals. The long fitted sleeves were Come Spy presented by Mrs. C. E. Benedict, With Me sculptured at the wrist. Serving the guests were Mrs. Bruton, chairman of the project for KARC, said "the suc- Jr., organist, and Mrs. George 0. Grant The A-line skirt had lace appli- Walter Shirah, sister of the groom, Starting Wed., retard- Comes, vocalist. Oct. 23 cess of this project will help us to make available to Kentucky's ques on the sides and formed a Miss Alma Green, Mrs. James B. Flowers in the church were ar- Valley Of The Dolls ed children special education programs, recreation opportunities, work- deep border. The cathedral length Owens, Miss Carol Dixon, Mrs. Hal When the temperature rangements of bronze mums and train also was embellished with the Warren, Mrs. Charles Sisson, and and day care training, and institutional care. Beyond that, we ex- shop shoots up so does canine dis- greenery. Brass spiral candelabra sculptured lace pattern. Her waist Mrs. W. R. Wade. Mrs. Lynn New- pect the card itself to become a collector's item." comfort but there s a lot you held yellow candles. length veil was silk illusion, held ton was at the register. can do to help your pet keep Given in marriage by her father, by a petaled cloche in candleight DRIVE.IN his cool during the "dog days" the bride wore a gown of candle- satin and seed pearls. Her jewelry Following a wedding trip to the .THEATRE In hot weather a dog per light silk-faced satin. The empire was a pair of diamond earrings, a Smoky Mountains, the couple will spires mostly through his Coffey Miss Wilson Among bodice featured a high neckline, gift from the groom. She carried a Sandra Lynn toague and needs plenty of live in Fulton. FRIDAY drinking water to replace lost AND SATURDAY December Agents At Phoenix fluids So make sure his water DOUBLE ACTION To Wed In single payment Is always cool and fresh, even from Medicare JOHN WAYNE Miss Catherine M. Wilson, Exten- rather than installments if it is de- Mr. and Mrs. Harold P. Coffey, if it means changing it several Social Security Says Medicare IN sion Agent, of Hickman, will be times termined that this is the least cost- Sr., of Hickman, have announced a day "WAR one of the twenty Kentucky area Don't worry ly and most practical method of WAGON" the engagement and approaching if Fido seems a Extension agents in home eco- 10tle off his feed during Benefits Among Top Problems payment. PLUS marriage of their daughter, Sandra a tor nomics who will attend the annual rid spell Chances are that - RICHARD Lynne, to Lewis Monroe Bellew, JOHNSON meeting of the National Association just like you-he feels better if CAROL son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mon- The Paducah Social Security Of- mind that it will pay 80 percent of LYNLEY of Extension Home Economists he doesn't eat as much when Bellew of Crutchfield. fice receives more questions about DANGER! IN roe (NAEHE) in Phoenix, Arizona, the weather is warm Offer him these installments after you meet Medicare than any other type of "DANGER ROUTE" The wedding will be solemnized October 29 to November 1. his usual food but in smaller the $30 deductible each year. If Fire Prevention Week has re- amounts benefit. Here are some of the ques- on December 27 at 8 o'clock in the Theme of the national meeting is you rent equipment over a period minded all of us of the danger to Veterinarians say tions that were received from peo- evening in the First Baptist Church "Focus On Today .. . With Pride - that the of time, the deductible could apply life and property that comes with unusually wet ple in the area last week. SUN. MON. TUES. Hickman. Enthusiasm - Confidence." spring followed for more than 1 year. carelessness .. the All-state Safe- at by hot and humid weather in Q. I understand that Medicare ty Crusade urges you to make a DOUBLE ADULT many parts of the country this Your medical insurance will pay will help pay for the purchase home safety check for fire hazards The World's 2 Most Amazing summer is irritating to the you in monthly installments for the NOTEBOOK— skin of durable medical equipment . .. it takes only a few minutes and Films Will Be Shown of most dogs Your pet will be equipment you buy. The payments as well as for its rental. Who can prevent a serious blaze! Together ... (Continued From Page One) grateful to you for treating his are equal to the payments you decides if the equipment should discomfort and you'll be grate- would have received if you had station here. Ward be rented or purchased and Broadcasting to operate a radio ful for the peaceful nights with- rented the equipment. They will how does Medicare make pay- "MON AND DAD" first president and other officers out the sound of his scratching continue as long as you have medi- WHATTA GIRLI Bushart was its ments? vice-president; Bill Holman, sec- If fleas are the villians, you cal need for the equipment or until PLUS HIT No. 2 were: John Earle, can find them by Physics student: "Wow, what a going over A. The decision whether to buy or they equal the purchase price. If "SHE SHOULDA SAID NO!" Ira Little, treasurer ... Dick Harris, hus- your dogs coat girl!" retary and with a fine- rent medical equipment is en- you die or your condition changes Harris and fath- toothed comb then applying a band of the late Florence Bradford tirely up to you. You may wish so that you no longer need the Friend: "Relax. She's three- passed away sud- good flea powder according to equipment before you have been er of the former Eugenia Harris directions Don't to talk to your doctor before fourths water." forget to dust fully reimbursed, no additional in- members of the Community his bed too and deciding. denly. .. A drive for other areas stallments will be paid. PS: "You are so right, but look start soon with Mrs. where the insects may be linger. Factors to consider in deciding Concerts was scheduled to whether to buy or rent equip- at that surface tension." ing If there are no fleas in evi- If you purchase inexpensive and Mrs. Vernon Owens, co-chairmen ment include its cost and the Fred Gibson dence but your dog continues to equipment, you may receive a —Wilfred Beaver. of the drive." scratch he may have an al- length of time you will need it. lergy To combat this, there is a ALABAMA marches on, doesn't it? If you will piece of equip- Time specific medicine, Enditch, con. need a ment over of time, or taming the miracle-drug. Pred• a long period rig:E.:4111111 if it is msolone which relieves inflara• inexpensive, it may be more 4_0) BRILLIANT motion and reduces redness; an economical to .purchase it. How- antihistamine to combat aller- ever, if you need an expensive item gies and special nutrients for a short time, it may be better which heal damaged skin to rent it. sEAVEN HILL COAL Since too much of a good Your insurance will help WHITESELL medicine can be as harmful as medical HUNTER B. pay for the too little veterinarians advise equipment only as long —One of the best coals as it is medically necessary or un- ANNOUNCES against treating your pet with mined. We have It avail- a stronger dose than necessary til the reasonable purchase price is 1 While some products on the paid, whichever is first. ALL-AMERICiNt BOURBON able in lump or stoker OFFICES market contain an THE OPENING OF excess of When you rent medical equip- from size for immediate de- therapeutic chemicals Enditch Kentucky ment, your medical insurance will 6 YEARS livery has the proper amount re. now. pay you in installations as .r.tt FOR THE PRACTICE OF LAW quired Available in tasty tab- long as HEAVEN HILL, "made from a OLD you need the Keep in lets or liquid which can be equipment. time-honored formula" since 90 PROOF We suggest that you mixed with your dog's food, it 1788," is truly an ALL-AMERI- (GREEN order your —AT— coal now; can be purchased at pet stores CAN BOURBON, Due to unparal- LOUD cold weather will be here or pet departments S. P. MOORE & CO. leled uniformity, Gentle taste, .i a.) And no matter how hot and in a few more weeks. M.]. MAIN STREET 140 Fulton smooth flavor, distinctive aroma, humid the weather this sum bio3dway, Kentucky craftsmanship, fine mar don't succumb to the Phone 479-1664 quality and moderate price, we : FULTON, KENTUCKY 42041 temptation to clip or shave your say: pet pooch's hair —Armstrong Inlaid Linoleum since his coat is glAVEll RR!. his protection against heat and — vinyl and $1,000,000 CAN'T OUT A PHONE 472-1094 Tiki ) • City insect IlfMR 1107111 Of IOURION Coal bites Co. Instead. a modified —Downs and McGee hair-cut plus daily brushing to Carpeting , • 014eavsn 1.451 mmove some of the —Upholstering, Modern A undercoat 1 011st.111371,s, Ins. 1 472-1150 arid dead hair is the hest way to Antique make sure your dog will remain -Viking your best friend despite the Kitchen Camelia, temperature I MUM Awl SettledI ay Seem tell Denitiotea, lac., Ilaradoes. Masa I Csaelg. gm** 414P 4

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Senator's Job Is Not That Of President; Here's Just Part Of Her Record Katie Peden Should Be Judged On Merit of Public Service

I/ Separate issues are involved in the ben W. Barkley. Miss Peden's experi- — Capital spending in the state reached election contests in Kentucky involv- ences in working as the state commis- $1-1/4-billion for the four Peden years, compared ing the selection of a president and sioner of commerce to promote the eco- to less than $405-million in the previous four United States senator, and this point nomic and industrial development of years. azing thould not be overlooked by the voters, all the state would serve her well at — 138,000 to 150,000 new jobs were added says Miss Katherine Peden. Washington. to the state's non-farm rolls. Since January 1964 manufacturing employment alone rose from The Democratic nominee for the It is quite apparent that a lot of 189,000 to 220,000. Unemployment dropped to 1 Senate is right. The president has the are to both Kentuckians going leave 4.3%, despite massive layoffs at General Electric's affairs of the entire nation to consider. the Democratic and Republican parties appliance plant in Louisville. NO!'" job of senator is to represent the The and vote for George Wallace. Since his — Personal income soared 29% in the first people of his own state, and since there American Independence party does not three years and rose another 2.4% in the first are 50 of them in the nation this means have a nominee for senator, their 111i11111Mil quarter of 1967. Per capita income, though still the job is easily one-fiftieth as difficult choice will have to be between Miss 76% of the national average, had increased $472 as that of the president. Peden and Marlow Cook, the Republi- in three years, compared with a gain of a little can candidate. With her background as more than $500 in the previous decade. Miss Peden is campaigning on the a Western Kentucky country girl — as She was the only woman on the Presi- that Kentucky needs a "work- compared to the big city experience of — theme 11-member Commission on Civil Disorders. senator" and one who will remem- her opponent — and her "no - non- dent's ing ever to that there are 120 counties in the sense" approaches to the problems that — She was the youngest woman ber National state. Kentucky has not had an effec- will face the Senate, Miss Peden's can- serve as president of the 175,00Q-member Clubs. tive senator concentrating on produc- didacy ought to appeal to them. Business and Professional Woman's ing direct benefits for the state since — And this is just a part of the story of this the days of Earle C. Clements and Al- —Paducah Sun-Democrat dynamic leader from Kentucky. oals ,ail- Katherine Peden her de- you VOTE FOR LOW; 111TO

as KATHERINE PEDEN The 120 County Democrat For United Slates Senator This ad paid for by Fulton County Friends for Katherine Peden •

Page 6 Fulton County News, Thursday, Oct. 17, 1968

WHO'S WHO— • PEERCE STATION DUKEDOM COFFEE CUP CHATTER By Mrs. Charles Lowe Peg NEWS (continued Ma's. HU!man Waisitwook from Page Three) junior year. In the absence of Bro. James Fashion begins from the inside very young. Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Ainley attend- Flirtiest are Jen Ray Browder Anger is sometimes Holt Sunday, Bro. Edward Jackson out when sewing. Have you labor- valuable. ed Hopewell Presbytery, which met and Sam Pirtle. Jen Ray is a mem- It's the uncontrolled and of Stonefort, Ill., filled the pulpit iously fitted and completed a extreme forms nd at Sharon Cumberland Presbyterian ber of Future Teachers Club, Fu- gar- of anger that lead at Johnson's Grove at eleven ment that suddenly didn't fit. The to wrong behavior Church last Tuesday, Mr. Ainley ture Nurses Club, French Club and and poor mental o'clock and at the evening service. reason is well hidden. It's a dif- balance that Mi laeing the delegate from Good is on the 196869 GR-R-R-owl edi- is harmful. Anger is We are sorry about Mrs. Chris- ferent bra and girdle underneath. an emotion and =prings. torial staff. Sam is very active in should be treated tine Pierce's accident Friday. She Start your sewing projects over as such. There are times when Mr. and Mrs. Larry Watkins sports as a member of the track fell and broke her left arm below an- proper fitting foundation garments, anger is very helpful as in self de- forw nounce the arrival of team, football team, basketball the elbow. She is in Fulton Hos- a little girl at and you will be rewarded with less fense. Anger can lead to mistakes fufully gillview Hospital team, and the Bulldog Club. Sara pital. We wish for her an early Friday. Her name alteration during the construction and cause faulty behavior. s Lisa Yvonne. also is a member of the 1968-69 This recovery. and the comfort of proper fit in kind of anger can be grouped under Mr. and an. GR-R-R-owl staff. Mrs. Charles Bushart is a patient Mrs. Dale Fuller the finished product. four headlings-fits of temper, peev- thunce the arrival The two seniors in the Obion County Hospital in of a son, born cnosen Wittiest —Mrs. Catherine C. Thompson ishness and irritability, jealousy at Paris on Thursday. were Terri Smith and Union City. She underwent surgery Grandpar- David Jones. and revenge. Life is a long series nts, Mr. Tern's high school activities last week. Our best wishes are that and Mrs. Almon Blay- in- Swimming Safety Rules: Always of obstacles and ills impossible to lock, and children, clude being a member she gels better soon. visited the new of Future have an adult present when chil- live without being thwarted in irrival Homemakers of America, on Sunday. Future dren are in pool. Be sure swimmers many ways. A well rounded person Howard Rogers is a patient in Mrs. Bro. T. T. Harris Nurses Club, French Club was moved and 1968- stay out of pool at least one hour will not react with severe fits of Madison County General Hospital nter 'rom Hillview Hospital 69 GR-R-R-owl staff. in Fulton During after eating. Have a life preserver anger everytime he meets an ob- at Jackson. His wife is at his bed- FulU to the Obion David's four years he Nursing Home in has partici- handy (an inflated inner tube is stacle. side. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Union pated in basketball, Dear City. track, football, fine.) Have a high fence around —Miss Irma Hamilton Robert Rogers, his sister, Mrs.. Mrs. Peggy Freeland, and band. He also is a of Georgia, member of home pool and keep gate locked Jack Forrest, and Mr. Forrest visit- Ii •ame to visit with parents, Mr. Quill and Scroll, Mu Alpha Theta, afternoon. when pool is not in-me. Because of the long-term value ed him Sunday but and Mrs. Wayne Simpson. Her son, Future Teachers, French Club, and Clarence Roberts —Mrs. Barletta Wrather of an education, its cost can be Mr. and Mrs. ule 12-year-old Jeff, had been visiting is president of the National Honor returned recently from a lew-days Society, considered as a capital investment musi he past week. They will return visit with their daughter, Mrs. Mar- Susan Late August and September are and, when necessary or practical, hard home on Tuesday. Caldwell and Gordon Jones tin DeBard and family of Pikeville, were the best time of the year to trans- its financing can be planned in way, Earl Caldwell, former resident chosen Most Talented by the Tenn. seniors. Susan plant evergreens. If it is planned to much the same way as Is a home tival 'tereabouts, died at his home in plays the guitar and Mr. and Mrs. John Smith are in sings. use any this fall to make new or a car. Educational costs can be 0403 Florida last week. Parents are Mr. She belongs to Future Teach- Paducah, where Mr. Smith is tak- ers, Future plantings or supplement old plant- met in several ways. One or a com- I', aid Mrs. Albert Caldwell, who also Nurses Club, Quill and treatment for an Infected foot. Scroll, ings, now is the time. By getting bination of the following may an- ing fine now live in Sarasota, Fla. Jr. Music Club and is vice- Vancil Smiley of Water Valley and president of the plants early from the nursery, swer your need: Mail Mrs. Bobby Pruitt is a victim of National Honor Society Bill Rogers visited the Smiths Sat- and Mu it is possible to get a better selec- 1. Financial support from par- edgi Phlebitis and will be confined to Alpha Theta. She is on the urday afternoon. her home business staff tion and better plants because ents. Oath ten days. of the Kennel and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Adams of was a member '0.41w. many of the nurserymen will be 2. Earnings from a part-time job. grail Mrs. Cappie Bowlin returned of Fulton High's Martin spent Sunday with this writ- Mme Band her freshman WELCOME TO KENTUCKY—A sold out of the better kinds. 3. Earnings from a full-time job. miss from Nashville Sunday and through junior handshake between er. Mr. and years in high Gov. Louie B. Nunn and Fese —Mrs. Maxine Griffin 4. Scholarships. coun Mrs. Art Harvey came school. Gordon plays Parker, TV's "Daniel Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lee Adams •mme with her drums for a local pop Boone", precedes their joint 5. Federal programs of financial I for a visit with fam- band. He annoimeement of the and family, of Martin, visited Mrs. ly and also played location of Parker's Grades of fruits and vegetables. assistance. the' friends. coronet and drums in $13.5 million amusement park, Bud Stem Sunday afternoon. Pleasant FHS Band his Frontier Worlds, These are government graded — Mrs. Barletta Wrather woul View folks enjoyed a freshman through in Boone County. Following the as Gary Stem and Jimmy and Bob- railluck dinner junior year. announcement, U. S. Grade A or U. S. Fancy; U. send Sunday at the home Gov. Nunn declared Parker an &ft. by Polsgrove spent the week end ,1 Mr. and Mrs. The two Best Athletes chilly adopted S. Grade B or U. S. Choice; U. S. American food and fiber sales other Glen Wilkerson. in the sen- son of Kentucky,"A true on a camping spree at Camden, -his was a going ior class were decided Kentuckian, Grade C. or U. S. Standard (Thrifty abroad in the last 12 years brought Pli -away affair for to be David In every sense of the word." Tenn., on an Explorer picnic. %chard Wilkerson, Peeples and William quality). Grades are based on us 40 billion dollars in exchange. me i who is entering Pickard Mr. and Mrs. Billy Stem's Sunday he armed David is active in color, texture, flaVor, shape, — Mrs. Maxine Griffin forces this week. football, track uni- visitors weer Mr. and Mrs. Pete Herbert Woodruff and basketball and $29.50 formity of size, and freedom from continues to be has brought a and 500-700 lbs. were $26.30 Clark of Chestnut Glade. i patient in distinction to both his to defects. The higher grades are Volunteer Hospital at school and OBION COUNTY $28.30. Most medium steers, 304)- Little David Greer was out of M a rtin. himself by his athletic 500 lbs., sold more attractive in appearance, but Use Of Price accom- from $28.10 to $29.70 school several days last week on Mr. and Mrs. Silas plis.hments. William and cost more than the lower grades. Brann, of De- excelled in Jo* Martin, County Agent 500-700 lbs. were $26.00 to account of illness. Dear 'roit, are visiting his sister, Mrs. football, track, and basketball his Union City, Tenn. $27.90. Nutritive values are not necessarily Support Vital Raymond Walls, and freshman through junior related to grade, so the lower lb Mr. Wplls, years and A pen of 21 good 380-lb. Angus along with other friends is a member of the Bulldog Club. grades at lower prices are often MY FAVORITE JOKES: What rive( in the FEEDER CALVES SELL GOOD calves topped the heifer offering at The rate at which farmers make These twenty-six Seniors better buys. has 18 legs, feathers I an have 25.00. Most good and choice heifers use of the price-support loan fea- and goes Mr. and Mrs. Huel now entered the ranks "Bah, way Wright recent- of all the There were 1285 feeder calves sold ranged from $24.40 to $25.10, tures of the feed grain and wheat bah, bah" Nine Indians 'y returned to Senior Favorites and —Miss Patricia Dukedom communi- recorded in the in the Northwest Tennessee Feeder the bulk of the Everett programs is an important factor in singing the Wkiffenpoof Song . . . of yc y, occupying preceeding mediums were $23.50 Save time in your their new home, and animals of Fulton High Calf Sale at Newbern last week and to $23.85. kitchen - Plan the market price, Narvel Seals, "How can I improve the appear- 1 were School. kitchen storage welcome visitors at Pleasant 348 Feeder calves were sold in the areas so utensils Chairman of the Agricultural Stabi- ance of our home," a lady asked MON View Church yesterday. Mrs. will be at the place of first use. lization the interior decorator. "Stay I air sale by Obion County farmers. Two The first person that tells about and Conservation County out of Wright's mother, Mrs. Daniels, Arrange herbs and spices alpha- It," he told her.—Buck Buchanan. velot is Charalais Cross Steers topped the how good they can raise tomatoes Committee, reported today. now in the nursing home at Fulton, betically. Store serving bowls near "The from VISIT TO DUBLIN sale at $33.00 per hundred and in a home garden doesn't have a rate at which any commo- after falling and breaking her range where first used. More stir- hip seven choice 375 pound Angus chance. Gene Bouie set dity goes under loan is an import- corm some time back. DUBLIN — At the suggestion out 6 Big ring or serving spoons to mixing of steers sold at $30.00 per hundred. Boy tomatoe plants ant factor in the market's apprais- your Mamie Turbeville was the helpful folks at Aer at his home in and cooking areas. Keep news- Complete in the hos- Lingus (the Bulk of the good and choice steers, the Pleasant al of the supply situation," Mr. Beef I pital in Fulton, highly-regarded Hill Community this papers torn into small following a heart Irish International 300-500 lbs. sold from $29.00 to year pieces near Seals said. "Farmers can improve of y attack recently. Airline) I and he tells me that he picked sink center for went visiting one day vegetable prepara- their own situation by using the fami Messrs. this week his first ripe tomato on June 14 tion. Planned Protection George Elliott, Ray at Phoenix Park and the loan program. It helps them in two forgi Thomas, Donald Dublin Zoo. and since then from the six plants Clinard and Bobby I was impressed, truly. ways. Where wheat, corn or soy- a Id! Pruitt, from The park — LATHAM he has carried 410 ripe tomatoes Why a dog See us for - - Pleasant View Church, is one of the finest in any project in 4-H? So beans are selling below the price ittended the city, by Mn. M. C. Morrison into the kitchen. This doesn't in- boys quarterly meeting of and the zoo is outstanding, and girls can learn to under- support loan value it gives Your Insurance Needs the W. clude the rotten tomatoes he has stand pro- M. U. at Adams Chapel last particularly its lion department. animals, particularly those ducers immediate guaranteed Thursday had to throw away and he's expect- who price night. Sympathy is extended to the fam- do not live on farms. More- above the current market. Mr. There are so many things to do ing to get about 50 more tomatoes over, And I and Mrs. Walter Rogers and in ily of Mrs. Maud Mansfield, who the dog provides the educa- am convinced that Kelly this beautiful, friendly Irish this year. the market and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Rog- capital passed away recently in the Weak- tional tool to develop initiative, de- prices will improve Rice Agency ers, city! I literally had to tear more quickly of Dresden, were dinner guests myself ly County Rest Home. Funeral ser- pendability, pride of ownership and as larger quantities Fttlion of away from shopping on Circle October 23 on your of wheat are 172-1341 Mr. and Mrs. Randall Brown and Grafton St. vices and burial were in New Hope calen- leadership among youngsters who put under to make the trip, dar for that is the loan." 100 children Sunday. for I was in- Baptist Church on Wednesday, Bow- day set aside for may not have an opportunity to trigued there a kvestock Field Mrs. Sue Tuck is seriously ill at by the beautiful dis- lin Funeral Home in charge of all Day at Ames care for other animals. A lot of fun plays of Irish Plantation the home of her daughter, Mrs. tweeds, woolens and arrangements. near Grand Junction, and satisfaction goes along with Katherine glassware, all of which are Tennessee. Sheron. She was moved genuine Mr. and Mrs. Dale Cummings this project as well as love and Mrs there by bargains. The Jackson's ambulance and Sabrina, of Lexington. Ky., morning program will begin trust that grows between dog and Full about two weeks ago. spent with discussions on the feeding of master. — Lenore Lee. last week with homefolks. Des both market hogs and brood sows. —Mrs. Dean Mr. and Mrs. Edsel Bowfin, Mrs. Roper These talks will be followed by Hezzie Dortch, Otis McClain one A and that will give suggestions Anger—Everyone Mrs. Verna Jones were and has experienc- Exe guests of "pointers" on selecting ed anger Mr. and Mrs. meat type as a feeling of keen dis- Mom Ulysses Dortch last hogs and beef pleasure Sunday. cattle. Lunch will be and antagonism. The feel- Mal served on the ing Mrs. Carlos Plantation. of anger, like fear, is developed vai Blackard is ill at her Silages THIS home for finishing cattle is the TIME, in Latham, suffering from topic that phlebitis. will open the afternoon me: session. The use of urea Monroe Redman underwent to reduce -This Bourbon is smoother Gus sur- protein costs and freeze than t thought gery in the Volunteer Hospital branding Bourbon could be. "You know M is re- livestock for identification What n itt" Bourbon,lifts. VOTE cently, but is will be "Why are you What's the best seller of I LIKE recuperating now at drinking Bourbon? in Kentucky YOUR discussed next. The final his home near Latham. talk will I thought your drink was Scotch." where they make it?" we be one concerning how production The "Couples Club" was enter- will records have been used at Ames tained in the home of Mr. and firs Mrs. Plantation and how Tennessee WHOLE WORLD Irvin Brundige last Saturday, with live- you stockmen can a pot luck dinner, Make good use of honoring Mr. similar records. Brundige on a belated birthday and a surprise party for Chess Morri- DEPENDED ON IT. son on his birthday. Attending FARM DATES TO REMEMBER were: Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Sims, October 18 - Feeder Calf Sale - Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Vaughan, Mr. Brownsville. and Mrs. Cecil Barber, Mr. and October 23- Livestock Field Day Mrs. Bill Terrell, Mr. and Mrs. - Ames Plantation. Chess Morrison and Mr. and Mrs. October 30 - Feeder Pig Sale - THIS TIME, E. I. Brundige. Brownsville. NIXON AND COOK. Dear Correspondent: Thank you so much for your loyal The answer is and faithful service. We appreciate it, and your neighbors appreciate it. Yellowstone. a a To make your colutiin even more Whatever your question, If It calls interesting, why not send us photo- for a drink,Yellowstone is the answer. graphs of special news Yellowstone is the only Bourbon events. We will in the world smoothed by the Mellow be happy to run them along side of your Mash process. It gives Yellowstone a taste you're report. The photos must be in black and going to like. A taste that no other Bourbon can match. P: white, and must be properly Name the occasion.Set the identified. pace. MEM The answer is Yellowstone. And tell something of the occasion dur- Any questions? ing which the photo was taken. Meanwhile, keep those columns VOTE REPUBLICAN and news stories coming. 90 PROOF Names make $41173 cr.I $.1 Raid for by Republican Campaign of Kentucky, John If. Kerr. Jr. the News, Chairman, Dexter 5. Wright. State comely you know. Stat. Campaign Vice Chairman, R. Treseureri Mervyn Motel, 419 K. savior, West Walnut Street, Louisville, Ky. 40202 Paul and Jo Kentucky's No.1 Selling Bourbon. rcoProo4 lottled-ia5wn011,90Rnact Page 7 Fulton County News, Thursday, Oct. 17, 1968

James LETTERS TO EDITOR— ickson (Continued on Pape Two) • AUSTIN SPRINGS pulpit By Mrs. Carey FrIelds WILIT BELONGS ? eleven and sharing a portion of your time in Fulton has been delightful. New Salem Baptist May God Bless you as you pre- Church met Chris- at the appointed hour, 10 a. m., for AidIEL A 1111111111111C A .1111111L A MAIL A y. She pare another splendid Festival in dill forthcoming months and I look Sunday School the past Sabbath below Day, with all class officers and 110g. forward to seeing you again, hope- teachers at their places, after early fully, next year. Thank you again. which the church sat in conference Fondly, to call a pastor, Bro. Bobby Cope- ia tient Joyce H. Surnmey land, a young man who just recent- tat in ly entered the ministry. He is a irgery twin son of Mr. and Mrs. Lowell *that MISS HONDURAS Copeland, near here, who. starts his work with the church that has been ent in Mrs. Paul Westpheling without a pastor since the resigna- International Banana Festival tion of Rev. Russell Rogers a few bed- Fulton, Kentucky, 42041 weeks ago. Mrs. Mrs. Elmer Jones of Chicago is Mrs.' here on a visit with relatives and visit- I apologize for not writing sooner enjoying her stay here, her former but as you know my daily sched- home. oberts ule between home work and the Rev. T. T. Harris, a patient in v-days music store is so tight that I can Obion County Nursing Home at Mar- hardly find the time to write. Any- Union City, will celebrate his birth- eville, way, I hope that now that the Fes- day on Wednesday, October 16, and tival is over for this year you will members of his church, New Salem ire in enjoy things better with the family. Baptist, are sending him a shower s tak- wish to thank you and all the of birthday cards. 'The popular foot. fine people handling the Festival. minister and former school teacher y and Martha Ines and her mom return- dearly loves his mail and we do i Sat- ed greatly impressed at the organ- wish hint a speedy recovers, as ization you have and are specially well as a Happy Birthday. ns of grateful, as I am, for all the court- writ- Mr. and Mrs. Grover True had as esies they received while in your their Sunday afternoon visitors, Mr. country. dams and Mrs. Marchie Vincent, Mrs. I will Mrs. try to be of assistance to Essie Austin of near St. Line, and the 1969 Festival. In this respect I Rev. and Mrs. Dallas Hemphill of would very Bob- much appreciate if you Union City. All had a nice visit in send end me photographs, and any the True home. other nden, material I might use locally. Get-well wishes are extended to Please do not hesitate to contact Mrs. Velva Hawks, Sr., who is a me if I inday may be of any assistance, patient in Hillview Hospital. suffer- Yours very Pete truly, ing from a lame back. We hope she Norma de Funes improves very soon. it of Leslie Lassiter and son, Richard. k on accompanied by parents, Mr. and Dear Jo: Mrs. Buton Lassiter, left Thursday THE CHURCH FOR Alt ... for Akron, Ohio. Lester reports to ALL FOR THE CHURCH The hub of a railroad—the classification yard. Could you, without training I had been very busy since I ar- Fort Dix, N. J. and The Church is the greatest or experience, take charge here? Could you sort and "spot" thousands of cars, rived to Guanajuato goes from there What and that's why to Germany. His parents returned factor on earth for the building I am writing you so late, have them ready at the right time on the right track to go out with the right train? goes but any- home here Sunday afternoon. of character and good citizen- dians way I am thinking very much in all ship. It is a storehouse of But every day your mind performs an operation even more complex. You . . of you. The Weakley County Baptist As- spiritual values. Without • pear- I will never forget the wonderful sociation will meet Tuesday, the strong Church, neither democ- sort and classify your thoughts and impulses. You decide what is right and wrong. moments I spent 15th, at Bethel Baptist near Green- racy nor civilization can sur- You determine which actions are urgent, and which can be deferred. You resolve eked in your company. vive. There are four sound sit of I am sure we are started an mar- field, Tenn., and on Wednesday, the that some goals are important, and others are secondary. And every decision af- 16th, meets with Baptist Church in reasons why every person men. velous friendship. I am thinking should attend services regu- fects your life, and the lives of others! from now on in the possibility to Martin. Each day a fine program larly and support the Church. come back as soon as possible to has been arranged, with lunch at They are: (1) For his own Preparing men and women—and boys and girls—to make the right decisions noon. Many Baptists will attend sake. (2) For his children's your country. Is one of the great functions of the Church. There are sound Christian standards I am both days. New Salem, near here, sake. (3) For the sake of his sure I will never forget all community and nation.(4) For by which life's There of you. I send regards for your have messengers: Cecil Davis, Mrs. choices should be sorted. is confidence and strength for Burnette Lintz and Mrs. James the sake of the Church itself, family and for you a big kiss. Don't which needs his moral and those who seek, learn and practice the true Way of Life. forget, write me and say hello and McClure, Sr. material support. Plan to go a kiss for Steve and Don. Mrs. Ken Workman has entered to church regularly and read Your friend, ObMn County General Hospital, your Bible daily. Rocio Giner de los Rios where she will undergo surgery to- Miss Mexico day (Monday). All relatives and friends wish for this beloved ma- Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Fridoy tron a quick and soon restoration. Samuel I Chronicles Luke Luke Hebrews 12;19-25 22:6-16 10:38-42 1425-33 10:32-39 FIRST FEDERAL Mr. and Mrs. Jim Murray arrived Savings and Loan Association here Friday afternoon from Gary, 100 St. Joseph St. - Mobile, Ala. Ind., for several days visit with tSbitSfPtcdPtccbtodPtSbtSirtSiPtSiPtSt? ENNIO. their sisters, Mrs. Martha Croft October 4, 1968 and Mrs. Ada Reed, District 17. They are enjoying every minute Mrs. Paul Westpheling and also reminiscing over child- Fulton, Kentucky hood days. Dear Jo: Mr. and Mrs. Grant Henry of Akron. Ohio, and Mr. and Mrs. John A recent meeting of our Partners Smoot of Mayfield, were dinner Executive Committee was held in guests of Miss Margaret Bynum, of Montgomery and a report was this area, the past Sunday. So This Feature Is Published With The Hope That More People Will Go made regarding the Banana Festi- were: Mrs. Eric Cunningham and val in Fulton, Kentucky. daughter, Mrs. Charles L. Smith We are very hopeful that arrange- and children Melody and Tracy, all ments can be made to have the of Dresden; Mr. and Mrs. Sam Guatemala Band and also perhaps Mathis and daughters, Sammie Miss Guatemala make a brief tour Jane, Liz and Becky and Mr. and of our state next year on the lines Mrs. J. W. Bynum and son, Hal. we discussed. Our annual meeting Everyone had a nice visit in the will be set for sometime around the Bynum home. first of February and we hope that you will be able to be present. Best Wishes Sincerely, THE FULTON NEWS WILLIAM WARD STOCKYARD Arthur Tonsmeire, Jr. Exams Planned Piggly-Wiggly Super Market Chairman, Alabama Printers — Publishers Church Street Partners For Persons To South Fulton, Tenn. Serve Taxpayers Commercial Ave. 4724400 South Fulton 479.21.52 Paris Fer All Electric A special examination will be INTERSTATE OIL COMPANY HORNBEAIC FUNERAL HOME Shavers AI: given on September 2$ and 27 for others who wish Henry L Siegel Company, Inc. accountants and Jobbers of Shill Products 392 Carr Street to represent taxpayers in matters Fulton and South Fulton before the Internal Revenue Ser- Fulton Phone 472.1412 ANDREWS vice. Fulton Phone 4723951 Jewelry Company Tax practitioners who are not certified public accountants, at- torneys, or qualified former IRS Compliments of employees must establish their CITY DRUG COMPANY THE CITEMAIS BANK technical competence htdore they Fulton Wholesale Florists Make our bank your hank can represent their diets before Your Prescription Drug Store Cut flowers Green florist supplies IRS. Technical and ethical stand- Hospital beds ards for this right le Rractke are Fulton, Ky. Phone 472-1303 Hickman, Ky. Phone 236.2145 Dial 479.1371 Baby beds set by the Treasury Department. Last year I/pv[014=000 Vacuum cleaners 730 irse- Unmans to* the exam. Floor polishers Details on the examination and application forms are available PURE IAILK COMPANY FULTON ELECTRIC SYSTEM EVANS DRUG COMPANY from IRS District Offices. An en- At your "The Resell Store" rollment fee of $25 to cover the the store or at door Fulton, Kentucky WADE FURN. CO. costs of administering the exam Is Lake Street Dial 472.3421 application 411 Lake Street 472.1341 Phone 472-1501 Fulton, Icy. required when the is

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