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COURIER OF THE EAST KENTUCKY COAL FIELDS

VOLUME 4B—NO. 90 HAZARD, PERRY COUNTY, KENTUCKY, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1958 COPY" 10c

A native of Harlan County Jill Smith Lois Dean Combs Joyce Pearlman until this week manager of Scott’a Store in Rowling Green John L. Lewis Monday was reported about to nail will replace M I Dillard here down another fat pay raise and welfare-fund-royalty in- firm’s as manager of the Hazard crease for the nation’s soft-coal miners. < glare At the same time, the Government announced a Dillard was last week promot- 50-cent-an-hour rise in wage rates that producers ed to manager of a new Scott’s must pay to be eligible to sell coal ported to have argued the coal Store in Aurora, 111., a suburb under federal contract. industry had to recognize of Chicago, and merchandising that 0,her industries are granting manager of two other stores in This has the effect of raising 1 the area. The Chicago outlets are ex- perimental stores testing a new method of ’’self-service” mer- chandising for the national chain. Dillard became manager of the store here in 1956 after serving as manager of Scott’s Stores in Helena, Ark, Hope, Ark. and Florence, Ala. He was also district manager of the Southwest District, including Texas and Arkansas. Ann Davis Sidney Hancock Mickey Robinson He and his wife are the par- ents of a daughter, Brenda Carol. 4. a student at Hazard Which One Will Be Queen? High School. One of these six Hazard High School students will be crowned queen of

Replacing him here effective homecoming during tomorrow night's game with Whitesburg. Kick-off time it tomorrow morning will be Den- Receives Merit Certificate 7:30 p.m. Halftime festivities will include the presentation of the queen and her ver Mayfield, 30 court. Mayfield joined the chain in Recently awarded a certificate of merit by Col. Harlan in 1947 Following mili- Sam E. Hicks was Mrs. Janet B. Moore, an assistant tary service, he was manager for Local Draft Board No. 81. Mrs. Moore was pres- of the Old Hickory, Tenn., store ented the award in recognition of "excellent" man- from 1954 through 1956, when agement. Admiring the certificate is Charles Metcalf, he was transferred to Bowling chairman of the board. Green. A 19-year-old Perry County H.H.S. Board Turns Mayfield is married to the youth, convicted in the shotgun .-7 ** #«*•' PWKSr- -* . 1 t A, (tFSMMiHiHHHHHMWMt T* ~ ** former Miss Wilma Ball, of Har- 7 Knott Students slaying of a woman tavern own- lan County. They have a son, er, was taken to Lexington Subscribe negotiations with Edward G. Johnny, 5. and a daughter, Tuesday for a truth-serum test Enroll At Lees Fox president of the Bituminous Robin. 3 as part of his fight for freedom Registration of seven Knott Coal Association, arguing that Perry Circuit Court granted Down Bowl Games County students has boosted the a threat of world war and im- permission for Curtis Colwell to enrollment at Lees Junior Col- proving business prospects war- tfke the test ut Central Baptist Twins Arrested rant a miners’ day increase Hazard High School officials have banned bowl lege to a ten year record of 266. Wosplal. f Coal production has been run- games for the school until the Kentucky High School According to Mrs. Kelly New. Hazard Herald Colwell and Elmer Kilburn, For Sunday Theft ning nearly 25 per cent below Athletic Association becomes a sponsor for post-season registrar, this is the largest 22, also of Combs, were con- Examining trial for twin 1957 levels, but Lewis was re- games. group of Knott County students victed and sentenced to life brothers arrested hero yester- Hazard sehool officials have at the 74-year-old Jackson col- terms in the December, 1957, day for breaking into a home lege in recent years. shooting of Mrs. Lillie Valen- received “feelers” from spon- at Busy will be held in County Schedule of Weekend Activities Attending the fall term at tine, 53, who operated a tavern sors of four post-season bowl Court tomorrow morning at 9 Thursday, 7:30 p.m.—Homeeming parade, downtown Haz- Lees are: Lillian Combs. Decoy; at Combs. games and in response, the City p.m. ard followed by Pep Rally and presentation of queen Bobbie Sue Hylton. Cody; Ade- candidates Appeal Still Pending Picked up on Main Street at Memorial Gymnasium. Board of Education and city sup- line Johnson and Alvin Short, The conviction was appealed yesterday were Ruie and Rubin Thursday—4-H Club students to decorate project erintendent Roy C. Eversole, Talcum; Leonard C. Singleton windows to the Court of Appeals, when* Osborn*'. 18. of Busy. The two within community. have issued this administrative nd Dola J. Tomlin. Ritchie and it is still pending. are charged with breaking into Friday—Judging of 4-H windows. order. Billy W. Venters, Pine Top Club The high court, when asked the home of Will Williston. Friday, 7:30 p.m. Hazard-Whitesburg Football (1) The K.H.S.A A., of which game, Collins to approve the truth-sernm test, Sunday night, and stealing ap- Field, 7:30 m Clowning of queen at halftime. Hazard High is a member, is op- p ruled the case was still in the posed to these games as prov- proximately $25 in cash. Saturday, 9 a.m. —4-H Club talent show. H H.S. auditorium. 2 Local Brothers rjurisdiction of Perry Circuit The boys were spotted in Haz- Saturday, 11 a.m. 4-H Club parade through downtown Haz- en by their legislative action Court, since the appeal still is ard yesterday afternoon by against them (No game can be '100' ard. pending. In after September 30 1 Deputy Sheriff Yance Amis and UK Band Saturday, 12 noon Registration of Safety officials scheduled Mine and Mrs. Valentine was hit by arrested at 3 pm after Amis Two brothers, Fred and David teams in Grand Hotel lobby. (2) If Hazard is to participate buckshot in the shooting. Her saw them spending the money University of Saturday, p.m. in post-season games it should Copeland, Kentuc- 1 —4-H Club award ceremony at H.H.S. audi- son-in-law, Paul Napier, who in various local stores torium have to be, for some champion ky students from Hazard are was wounded, testified during ship on a state-wide or confer- ’ Saturday, p.m. Safety members of the 1958-59 March- 2 —Mine Day Bicycle Parade through the trial he saw Colwell fire ence basis. ing 100 ” band. downtown Hazard. the shotgun. In Mediterranean (3) Most of the guarantee Weather Box The University band has been Saturday, 3 p.m.—Mine Safety Day program, presentation of Miss Donahue given to participating bowl Pfc Wallace Stacey, Date High Low Rain rated one of the top college awards, Memorial Gymnasium. teams (on invitational basis) Monday 86 62 neral Stacey of Bui n. bands in the nation. It plays Sister Soys Man In Business School comes Trom local fans: there- ? with US. Marine, Tuesday 92 60 and exhibits its marching skills fore. we would be wiser to the Mediterranean Miss Norma Sue Donahue, Wednesday 86 58 at UK football games and other O. F. B. D. Is Coming schedule an additional home with the 2nd Battalion of the daughter of Mr. Clay Donahue, Thursday 80 60 University functions. game, than to play in a bowl 6th Regiment. of Hazard, is a student this game. A unit of the U S Sixth Flee, semester at the Bowling Green her brother was not ‘ intoxicat- (4) Hazard fans, school offi- amphibious forces in the Middle College of Commerce. ed’ wheai he was killed here cials and players would be m East, the regiment is part of last week. barrassed participating in the 2nd Marine Division based She is pursuing a secretarial bowl game with a medicoie anp Lejeunr, "Whatsit all about.’’ Moore was killed Saturday N. C. Curiosity is apparently getting the best of Perry Coun- night when a train ran over tiarvs as a result of banners, radio and newspaper teasers him on the GlomawT tracks. plugging “O.F.B.D. this week. State Police at the time report- This reporter had at least 20 persons ask him yesterday ed the engineer said Moore was about ’’O.F.B.D.” And telling a little white lie, we said we laying across the tracks. didn’t know. Mrs. Alcorn said today iifir Actually the fabulous story of O.F.B.D will be told over brother “couldn’t have been” radio station W.K I.C, and in this newspaper. Monday. Be drunk because he had just ar sure to tune in Monday to your W.K.I.C. local radio station rived in Perry County fron and read the Herald for news of O.F.BD. Dayton, and only an hour be fore the accident had eaten a large dinner at home.

Registration of 44 Perry County students has swelled 'he enrollment at Lees Junior Col bent Fugate, Krypton; Nancy C, Gibson, Blue lege, to a ten-year record of 266 According to Dumotid. Eva M Hamilton; Raymond Hamblin Mrs Kelly New, college registrar, this is the Hazard; Elbert C. Hoskins, Tribbey; Kenneth largest number of Perry students at Lee* 111 Johnson, 11 aid burly; the 74 \ear history of the Jackson college. John McIntosh, Hazard; Charles T. Miller. Perry Countians attending l-ees for the Lolhair; Donald D. Napier, Hazard, Nancy O fall term include: Napier, Hazard, Roger Noble, Rowdy; Wanda Ronald Alien. Hazard; Charles W Bailey. Noble, Rowdy; Bonnie J. Pollard, Blue Diamond. Harveyton, W T. Ceywood, Jr. Allock; A. B Eugene Pratt, Jeff; Verms Pratt, Jeff; Matthew $4,600 Handshake Campbell. Hazard; Yvonne Campbell. Hazard; Scodellaro, Hardburly; Donald L. Carrol], Bulan; Richard Caudill. A $4,600 handshake it given Melvin Clutts by Fusonia; Wilgus B. Collins, Hazard; Betty L. Hazard Student Lee Crutchfield, of Lee Crutchfield Motors, Inc. Colwell, Yerkes; Aldo Combs, Rowdy; Clutts, e salesman for Crutchfield, took sixth piece Janies B Singleton, Hazard, Michael South Plan Membership Drive in the netion in the Mey-June "58 Men in Action" Vicco; Benny Spurlock, Dwarf; Donald L. Stacy. Rowdy Student Local Legionaires plan a membership drive during e recent meeting here. mUs campaign sponsored by Chevrolet. The ceth is Hazard, Gerald Stacy, Hazard; Franklin D Turn- From left, Clyde Wooten, Elbert Stacy, Harry Shaffer, district field represen being presented to him tonight in Cincinneti during Inez Combs. Rowdy; Betty Sue Davidson. er. Hazard; Garry WatU, Hazard, Homer Watts. tefive for tho American Legion, Drow Feulknor, poet commander, e benquot end new cer showing sponsorod by Chev- Buniiynian; Billy M Dixon. Vicco, Melvin V. Chaviua; Jerry E. Weils, Hazard; Anna L Mr. GiMit. rolet Dobbs, Yerkes, Vaughn Duff, Hazard. * Charles Wooten, Dwarf and Ronald Wooton, Hazard Man standing in rear it unidentified.

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THE HAZARD HERALD, HAZARD, KENTUCKY SERVICE NOTES BLUE GRASS VICCO Thursday, Septambar 1!, 1958

49th Wedd i An Ce,ebrated Woods Treated In Lexington In Test "!""7 Melvin Roberts Has Role Combat J "? Mr. and Mrs. Bill Back Received In Mines FFC Sherman C Roberts. 20 By For Hand Injury Bess and Leonard Hickman of Mr. and Mrs Cheater I Don NobU son of Blue Diamond Junior, that's recently part id-, | Roberts, Vicco. the son, said, Bess. 1 want some Mr and Mr* Marcus Owens, pated with the 8th Infantry Di- cheese gravy first off, for break- of Indiana and Bobbie Woods, | fast. Boy, oh boy, Chop Suey farmstead vision in combat efficiency .1 are visiting their father and ain't in the race. In Perry County, Chairman mother. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Army training tests in Germany Romas Hudson, former Haz- Brashear said, the smallest Woods of Sassafras this week A combat construct ion spe ard policeman and now in the amount of land that can be put Melvin Ray Woods Jr., the cialist in Company E of the di coal trucking business was in In tho Conservation Reserve is aon of Mr and Mrs Melvin vision s 12th Engineer Battalion Hazard. Saturday, Sept. 20th 5 acres If the entire acreage to his hand In the Dexheim, Roberts entered the Woods, injured in be was Mr. Hudson is a new subscriber be put tn the program is to coal mines last week and Army in July 1987. He complet- to The Hazard Herald The pa- planted to forest trees, however, for at Fort Riley. token to Uxtngton. Tuesday ed basic tartning | per will go down in Breathitt as little as 2 acres may be treatment. Kan., and arrived in Europe last, to Hardshell. planted Mr and Mrs Newton David- February. this sure a wet in Well, was day gon. of Smdthtown. were A 1957 graduate of Combs for a city election. It rained Vicco. Tuesday on business High School In Jeff, Roberts half the day or more. I figure Hiram Amburgey, of Ambur- was a projectionist a tthe Past- JOHNSON'S about 50 per cent of the voters list this gey. is on the sick .time Theater in Vicco before turned out. week entering the Army. Billy Martin and Bob Igo of Squirrel Hunting PEC. Chart** Dunsil the Home Lumber Co., were in Precinct 35 Two very dis- Cornett, of Vicco. has Army PFC Charles C Dunsil. Sid tinguished gentlemen returned from squirrel hunting. son of Mr and Mrs. William 1 19. only saw one Church Service* Claims he H Dunsil. Star Route. Hazard, Grover Raleigh, of Vest, who recently participated with the Church services were held at was recently discharged from 8th Infantry Division In combat the Blue Grass Pentecostal the army after serving six years mines tests in Ger- is now employed at the efficiency training at Defiance. many. Twinkly Price, a Dunsil. a construction special- PHONE 656 Vicco. is in the mai ist in Company A of the divi- attendance. The Church will barber pole If you sion’s 12th Euginee* Battalion Basic airmen at Lackland are as it’s hard to Caudill's campaign, : Delvin inR have| a baptising Sunday. Sept in Dexheim. entered the Army selected for specialized training and more im- . move j n a nd out 21. To be baptized is Mrs ! completed basic train- in 1957, the basis at technical schools on portant is getting the sick to Welcome Daughter Fort Chaffee, Ark., and \Irene Kilbum and Polly New i ing at of their interests and aptitudes t j,e hospital native of Perry Raymond Field* arrived in Europe last January Roy York, • OXYGEN EQUIPPED I They are reassigned to the George D Morgan of the Mr , He attended Dilce Combs returned to Hazard after seven had as school after four weeks of basic JOHNSON'S The Clifton Deatons department of motor transpor- , , years. Mr. says it was High School, Jefferson, and is York i additional military Mr. and are given j Hazard. Thursday weekend. ( tition was n guests over the ,understood at the time of his a former employe of Cornett AMBULANCE SERVICE basic training along with the checking state license the 18th ( and Mrs. Lewis Ray Fugate of in Haz- departure that Hazard was dead Construction Company Main Hazard, Ky. transfers of taxi cabs, trucks but upon his return he finds Lexington and Mr. and Mrs. ard. Arnold Branson Jr. and all ’Chicle* that come under Hazard very much alive and on Hazard. John Edwards of Pvt. Arnold Branson Jr.. 23. transportation law Joaquin Epperson the\ r.otor the upward trend. Ollie J. Salyers had visa whose parents live in Vicco. re - about The He will see you again I told Mr. York that our city Joaquin Epperson, son of Mr. tors from Mr. and Mrs. Ollie cently arrived in Germany and Wednesday the 24th planners had found new drugs J. Salyers Jr. and Bertha Rich- and Mrs Ebb Epperson of 308 is now a member of the 3d employes’! of Hansel Hoskins, to inject into a dying town, and At Your ardson. Baker Ave and Jesse B”Tor- Armored Division. the Cavalier Coal Company of were applying them very rapid- Phone Invented Mrs. Delvin Caudill in Company of the his Mr. and nett, son of Mr and Mrs Law- A cook B Blue Diamond is visiting ly. Yes, Hazard is alive, and mirror could be dropped ] Service* A Cassandra have a new daughter, division’s 32d Armor, Branson parents at Corbin Hansel is a gaining weight Bowman Stubblefield. Into a well and accurate word rence Cornett of Route 1, Box . Nathan four weighing seven pounds and entered the Army last February coal truck operator for the in Calloway received of impending sick- 147-A. all of Hazard, graduated William P. Combs, teacher of 1860-1928, born Your local White Croaa ounces. and completed basic training at I Coal Company on First with in- Man can be very impor- ness or death. [from recruit training Sept. 13 [Cavalier chemistry, English and biology County, was credited came back home Fort Hood. Tex tant to you and your Bill Jones Training Center. Craek He hauls from one of at Dilce Combs High and son venting and demonstrating the at the Naval family. from Lookout, W.Va. this week. those Big Augers over and “wireless telephone” as early Great Lakes. 111. Earl G. Bennett of Dilce Combs of whom the to you about 16 Creek Rough job, school was in Haz- as 1829. He can explain County The graduation exercises, I named was Visited In Morgan how the poliriea of the Earl G. Bennett, metalsmith. oh boy”, anything per- j "boy. ard, Sept for the primary marking the end of nine weeks 20 White Croaa Plan, apon- Mr. and Mrs. Hargis Caudill second class. USN. son of Mr. to coal mining is rough of “boot camp." included a full taining election of our City Commis- aored by Hanker* Life & in Morgan County this and Mrs. R M Bennett of Sano, 1 hear that he enjoys visited dress parade and review before stuff. sioners. NAPIER'S Caaunlty Co. of Chicago, coet past weekend. civilian aboard the attack transport USS reading The Herald can offer you low military officials and I Mr Combs served overseas isn't it?” Look at Chilton, took part in a training for City protect iob for— "Disgusting i candidates dignitaries. Seven during World War II. On his that cropped hair, cigarette, and instruction, demonstration of U S. amphib- Commissioner and eleven pre- • HOSPITALIZATION In nine weeks of ! return from service he was with is it a boy or ious and airborne landings. Sept. That's two • i trousers! What Hazard BILLS the "raw recruit” is developed jcincts in the Commonwealth Life Insur- Upholstering DOCTOR for senior officer* of the galloping dom- • MEDICAL SURGICAL girl: into a Navy Bluejacket, ready 10, good numbers in ance Company of Louisville as ‘•You’re talking about my Lebanese Army on th^ beaches most of us know, but • INCOME PROTECTION . for duty with the fleet. ino* as district manager. 1 • LIFE INSURANCE daugnte*, mister.” of Byblos. Lebanon. the truth of the matter is, we Re-Upholstering Ronnoff Bolin • MORTGAGE REDEMPTION “Oh, I’m awfully sorry. I The landings were executed have to take the deuce from First Newspaper • vim* Mrnir.Ai I wouldn’t have said anything had with 400 U.S. Marines, ships of the seven and let the eleven Refinishing Jeff Hazard People The first newspaper in Louis- Melvin Wilson, were her father." the U.S. Sixth Fleet’s Amphib- the 1 known you take its course Saturday, Turk, Hazard j Library, 1 ville was The Farmer's Repairing Tom “I’m not-I’m her mother!” ious Force, and by U.S. Army ,20th was the day of reckoning. which appeared in 1801 as a Phen* Oak 879

, paratroopers who were dropped I ran for Sheriff once myself four-page, 11 by 19 inch sheet Phone 862 helicopters. inland by I wish you could all win. but having little more than foreign NAPLES TOURIST After the “invading forces” you know how it is. news and advertisements. had “captured” the Byblos sea- COURT j Visitor in Haiard port, all hands were given a everybody Maples-On-Th*-Gulf, Florida conducted tour of the nearby | Scott Johnson of Buckhorn

illness l historic ruins, occupied in the Actual or impending qORTH OF GOLF RANGE I was in Hazard. Friday the 19th

I past by the Ancient Phoenicians, can best be diagnosed by an n Tha Fastest Growing Part ' He says there will be a home- | experienced PHYSICIAN Naples i the Soldiers of Alexander the at for of | coming party Buckhorn

1 I Great, and the Crusaders. Don't “bargain" with your all teh scholars of long ago 26 MODERN COTTAGES • health. - includes me for my name EFFICIENCIES OR That OVERNIGHT was found carved in one of the Begley Drug kgs of o.it cf the buildings c.n - Membar-FAA.A. . Mid. 2-2540 the campus, that 1 carved thirty East Main St. Hazard, Ky.j fiv.- yerrs ago. Scott wit! mail US. 41 North - Naples, Fla- Bolin Ronnoff out invitations Oh yes. I'm be invited. Airman Third Class Rondoff Printing sure everyone will Job Mr. J. L. Warwick and son, Bolin, son of Mi and Mis. Auty of Lake City. Tennessee visited com- , . Bolin of Leatherwood. has pleted his initial course of 4ir Force basic mliitary training here. He has been selected to attend the technical training ndividtalist course for Communications Cen- the ter Specialist at Francis E War- with ren AFB. Wyo. Airm n Bolin is a graduate

^ of Ijeatherwood High School. Basic airman at Lackland are selected for specialized training pick j always at technical schools on the basis DIXIE of their interests and aptitudes. CRYSTALS They are reassigned to the sugar when I of basic get the school after four weeks mili- poceiM i and are given additional 1 tary along with the technical

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A Better Hunt Is Reported Elsie Noble itaking a vacation A revival will sta »n regard to my last news re at Rowdy Rev Chal Ground Beef “Hr,; port I was talking to Wireman wni be the speaker PRESM SMALL SIZES

Near® yesterday. He said he i g invited to come, the .1'".!’ made a better hunt on We've had a few < Spare Ribs ( squirrels. He and seven other if fall it seems as FRESH FROZEN men wont to Tennesse hunting , he 0Vcr. The leaves a

Thy killed .14 squirrels Wire- j the squirr n g and . 1 Pork Brains man said he hunted 48 hours wpre disappointed HICKORY SMOKED READY TO SERVE the first time He said they sure I squirrel season All did GUARANTEE enjoy the hunt. I few | Larkin Holliday and his wife has Canned Picnics ... Green Noble ' \Ot QUALITY (Pin* Prying or Stoaonlng) were i nljexirvgton, Thursday Adam Noble and SMOKED for for a fall during trip. They Neace. have promisi brought back some nice ladies him the blue ribbon Bacon Squares ... sweaters plus other items. only lulled ten and I CAP'N JOHN (Select*. Pt. Tin 109) We have some new neigh- Wireman has killed bors. We were glad to have Mrs. Della Millei Fresh Oysters Stand them for we hope that someday Paris, Ohio, spent tl Super-Right Ovality Mroti our town will build to a larger with her brother, Joi one. Mrs. Rachel Cai >Nf MICI— AS, ADVERTISED Satisfied It's turning rather cold Middletown, Ohio, w; You Mull 8e to tvery Way' Gorman Allen is planning of her sister. Mrs. 1 ^ build a new chimney and Lark- over the weekend, in Holliday is getting ready to We the brothers build a new porch. of the Mount Carir

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Gra r ;' 5 now Eastern To Offer Caulif din r White Pineapple-Grapefruit Archie Fugate ^ Well the otner day Bob Hurt Extension Courses Michigan and myself, went to Red River Pears Bartlett. Co squirrel hunting. We sure had EiStern Kentucky College will " U. 8. No. 1 Macintosh i the offer extension courses in Eng- Drink a good time and on way Juice or Golden Dtlielot ».. spotted a ground hog lish and literature in Perry Apples DELMONTE back we | - # ^ school officials announc- and caught It. County, ed this week Mrs. Odell Collins who is in Prune Plums Pineapple Juice The courses will include Eng- 3 a London hospital was home Large for literature; New on a visit but had to return to lish 212, a survey Green Head f \ DelMonte Early Garden *-r- the hospital for a while long- English 360, literature for child- Cabbage 345, educ"- er. ren; and Education V A Mr. and Mrs. James Collins, jtional science in the ejementary ANN PAGE (Except Angel Food) tho son of Odell Collins, has schools nft Sweet Peas /? returned to Indiana to work Persons interested in taking for his father-in-law. Mr. and these courses are to meet at the M C. Napier High School Mixes »< Mrs. Earl Smith of Austin, Ind Cake 2 Mr Trvin Collins, of Deputy. Frdiay night at 6 p m. a visitor here an Ind . was Highest Bridge DELMONTF GOLDFM business over the weekend Pepper™ 37* Mr. Ordely Fugate has been Clay’s Ferry Bridge Is the visiting his daughter, Mr. and highest bridge in eastern United Mrs. Dan Collins near Austin. States. It crosses the Kentucky Juice Pure 29* Cream Siyle Corn Ind and ho just returned with River nine miles north of Rich- Grape Irvin Collins. mond. Dixie (r)2"19* SAUL Biscuits DelMonte Cling Chinch Meeting Well Attended Coliee fi * (s)£65* Sliced or Halves Mrs Katy Bowling, of Bowl- Mr. and Mrs. Henry Couch, Rush Creek, visited with ingtown, visited with Mrs. Cas- of Creme their daughter at Saul, Mrs Candes, Peaches sil Couch of Saul, Sept. 15 Prescilla Estep, Sept. 15 Harvest Mix 29* Miss Lettie Barger and Mary Mr. Justis Barger. Farris I Jane Barger, of Saul, visited < Barger and Tom Barge r. Milton SUNNYBROOK GRADE A SMALL 14-Ox. at Bullskin, during tho week Barger, of Saul, visited in Bull- Bottles skin, Sunday morning end. Dozen Mr. and Mrs. Troy Estep, of Visitors At Bullskin In Ctns. Bullskin, have recently moved Mrs. Ethel Jackson, of Saul, to Suul. Bowling, of Saul. c visited with Mr. and Mrs. Andy Mrs. Alice ...' | 68 Juice 3 - 89* Barger of Bullskin, Saturday visited in Hazard, Sept. 13. Prune Juice - 35* Tomato Mrs. Tennessee Barger has MONTE COLOSSAL and Sunday. 19' DEL MONTE STEWED DEL Miss Elsie Mae Bradley and been very ill. She is regaining lOy^-Os- Olive Bradley, of Saul, attend- her strength very slowly. We Can recovery ‘ - 45c Asparagus?- ed a church meeting at the all hope her a speedy B 5 Tomatoes 2 Bullskin BAffrLETT Lower Walnut Branch on Bull- Mr Joe E. Estep, of OEL MONTE DEL MONTE skin, Sunday morning, Sept. 14 vistied with Mrs. Vena Bradley There were many more attend- and family at Saul, Sept. 14. Halves is welcome to at- - Pear ee. Everyone Spinach 2 33* tend the night meeting, Satur- DEL MONTI WHITE Mr Kelly A Bradley, of Saul, 27c del monte Mr. Talfie Barger and Bill Gib- day, Sept. 27. It will be con- son of BuUskin visited in Hyden ducted by Rev Ira Barger at 2-33* Saul. c„ Cocktail 2-49* Corn-” Sunday night. Fruit Mr Curt and Chester Barger, Mr. Taylor Hicks and Jack of Ohio, visited with Mrs Vena Bowling, of Bowlingtown. visit- MEAT-FISH-LIVER FLAVORED ed at Saul, Sept. 15. Bradley, Sept. 13. ANGEL FOOD DAILY

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THE HAZARD HERALD, HAZARD, KENTUCKY deeds for sale in qual- Thursday, Stpttmbtr 25, 1958 1 HOUSING FOR RENT Bhnk ity or single copies at the Her- The undersigned will sell at People, Spots In The News ald Office. Mail and telephone public auction for cash one come to serial no nished. Phone 414 or orders accepted — —rtcc 1053, Oldsmobile Mammoth Cave's Saltpetre to $50 1 motor no R287404 The Herald office. $40 538M 5360. monsters in National Drag Race Repossessed washing machine. ODD RODS among with heat and water furnished at 10:00 am. Sept. 29. 19SR at were this wingless Condition See at Hax- rtcp Excellent Harlan Motor Company Garage. in tail canopy, and ... Helped Win the War of 1812 (bottom) with driver's seat in front Clover Street. Harlan. Ky. The Mammoth Cave played an important part in the War of room of windshield. One sleeping undersigned reserves the right 1812 as a source of saltpetre from which gunpowder was 491. Call Main to bid. Associate Investment made. SERVICES England had placed a rigid embargo on all shipping to the rink-indoor. 7 BUSINESS Company, by Bemnv Manis 9:25-29-cc United States American forces thus suffered a severe short- i. Over from home im- News away cut off from foreign 68 ge of gunpowder, because they were ** to hoy in service or stu- 30 a* if * portant Notice of sale on Sept supplies of saltpetre. ca 1 * dent Don’t let your college stu- Repair Mammoth Cave contained a large deposit of nitrous earth !rpn 10:00 am. at the RAR ’ homeisick for news dent get Garage on North Main Street or “petre dirt.” as it was called then. From this dirt saltpetre from home The Herald can go extracted. thousands of pounds were _____ we will offer for sale at public was Thousands and also twice each week for hauled from the cave across the country to Philadelphia by to them auction to the highest bidder Street, sum of $.3 00 for the oxcart and pack-mule or to Orleans by barge. the small for cash the following describ- New rtcc nine month term Put your The precious ore did much to save the young republic ed motor vehicle: 1950 ‘LITTLE WOMEN’ Florence Hen- C. A. Zoeller* money or check in an envelope and Zina Bethune during those perilous years. SALE model BWH Studebaker. Serial derson (right) 7 PROPERTY FOR today and mail to our office study roles for musical version of The nitrates in the cave earth originated from two sources: no. 8450708. motor no. V-385451 Aicott classic on TV October 16 with the correct address, of the water charged with nitrogen compounds which drained into Five rooms and bath and a 1957 license no 776-514. Perry nitrification of bat guano (manure). one to receive it. rtr the cave and from the Te of land at Kodak. Phone Motors, Hazard 9:18-22-25-cc The first step in the process of extracting saltpetre was 1107. E B McGraner. 22-25-29p dumping the nitrous earth into large leaching vats, where it FOR RENT: Skating roller This is to notify the public house a’ was saturated with water brought into the cave through pipe- Five room modern rink Indoors, 40x100 parking that I have applied for retail 15. Priced line made of hollow logs. Clay City on Highway area Phone Manchester Enter- beer license This 18th day of B. Hatton, The solution of nitrates leached from this earth drained to sell. Phone L. prise, Manchester, Ky. 8:8-rtc. September 1958. to be located 9:18-22-25-29 into wooden troughs and then into a large trough by gravity at Clay City, 4663 at Combs in Frogtown in a wooden pump raised the solution into an For Plumbing and Repairing. building owned by Fred Standi- From this a large 698 From 4:00 m to elevated tank near the ceiling. From this tank it flowed by Park Call Oak p fer. Signed, W. R Wooton. Woodland Mr. C. A. Zoellers. Commer- 8:00 p.m. 9:15 thru 10: 16p gravity to the entrance of the cave through another wooden Phone 90. 9:18-22c Combs. Kentucky. 9:18-22-25p Pow- cial Manager for Kentucky pipeline. Window cleaning, wall clean- er Company in Hazard, has re- Perry Circuit Court 139 Arce Farm. 2 1-2 miles ing, floor cleaning and waxing. cently returned from the Uni- 30 Civil Action No. 1509 from Hardinsburg, Indiana Angel Window Cleaning Service. versity of Michigan at Ann TOR THE UNCHURCHED Louisville. Five Peoples Bank, A Kentucky Miles North of Phone Oak 1251. rtc. 7:24. Arbor where he attended a four- room house 40x60 barn, large Banking Corporation, Hazard, DENMARK’S answer to BY WINN T. BARR could be week training course in Utility TRUTH-AD shed $6,500 will sell walk out. 10 CARD OF THANKS Kontucky, Plantiff, Brigitte Bardot Evy Norlund. beauty pa- Management. 401 Acres seven miles North of Vs: Notica of Commissioner's room want to take this means geant winncrMBB Mr. Zoellers has been employ- Salem. Indiana. Five We Sale love for I two large tobacco barns. of thanking everyone who rend- ed by Kentucky Power Company sight righteousness i* house, Jim Bowlir.g and Zona Bowling, 17-100 tobacco base. $16,000. dered aid and help in any way for the past years following God. That explains why sin can 3 Defendant. 12 house, bam it explains why all men are sinners 40 Acres, four-room during our recent sorrow in the I his graduation from the Uni- well as of what we do. and $2,850. We have Farms of 1 person’’ The answer is: “No for loss of our husband and father, By virtue of a judgment and vc.rsity of Kentucky His college How good. then, is an unsaved business- all sizes, all prices also God, and that s what Andrew Frost We especially order of sale of the Peary Cir- career was interrupted, how- good.’’ And why? Because he hasn’t loved es Contact Tom Worley. Real- unsaved want to thank the Johnson Fun- World War II righteousness is in God’s sight. All the actions of an Phone 670 or 721-K2 or cuit Court rendered on the 26th ever. during tor. j eral Home. Rev. E. Tipton Car- the last analysis He lives unto himself (2 Cor. Martin. Phone 29-L, Salem, day of June, 1958. in the above when he enlisted in the U. S. man are selfish in Murl j roll, and Rev. Winn T. Barr, Ind. 9:15- 1 8-22-25-29-pd [styled action, the undersigned Air Force in 1942 and was dis- 5:15). also the choiir, and organist at love God, and is for- as Master Commissioner of the charged as a Second Lieutenant But when he repents of his failure to the Christian. Church for the and lvie unto Hin». that 5 Building lots opposite Sky- said court, will proceed to of- in 1945. He then returned to given for it, and begins to love God beautiful services rendered, and j line Drive. If interested, phone fer for sale at the court house the University of Kentucky when he is saved. for the consoling and comfort- hi|ippopotanms In the HOOK It comet YES. my darling daughter, Belinda, mama Deg- Th* good NEWS belongs in the NEWSpnper. bill LOOC 414 or see Mrs. W. P. Nolan. door in the City of Hazard, as 7-week»- where he received a B S. to be saying; ing words to us in this our hour at Whipsnade. England zoo. appear* book root! fully. 8:8-rtc. waughter. from. »iul SEARCH for the CHURCH thet obeys the! Peary County. Kentucky, to the old "Nocturne" asks if it’s all right to go in thile ree in Electrical Engineering of sorrow. Also, we want to Thursday. highest and best bidder, at pub- Look for a TRUTH-AD ovary and bath, hallway, thank our good neighbors, for Six rooms of sent to lic auction, on the 13th day bosemeoit, furnace, hot and cold the food and flowers 'October. 1958, at 1:00 pm., up- Faulkner Addresses water. Excellent location with us. May God bless each and ev- on a credit of six months with level shady yard and extra goad Was Portrait Painted by Jouett? Advertisement Correction ery one of you is our prayer. good surety and a lien to be garden, with fruit orchard. Lo- Clay County Club retained on the property as ad- Charles F, Hinds Mrs. Andrew Frost, < cated on Highway 15 one mile — Four Kiwamans and a guest and Family. ditional security for the pur- East of Vicco ot Redoak Creek In 1945 the reputed Matthew Jouett portrait of Gideon speaker made an interesting chase price (the sale bond shall CaU High 259 afteo- 5:00 pm. Shryock appeared for the first time in any publication Author club visit to the Manchester i interest at the rate of 6 11 CARS — SALE draw 1 or inquire at Redoak Grocery. USED of the article was Alfred Andrew, a ShryocK authority. The Kiwanis Club last Thursday CENTER per cent from the date of its [ SHELTON MARINE thru 10:9 pd m-gazine was ANTIQUES. The owner was acclaimed to be Mrs. evening. 9:11 1952 CMC truck, model 450. execution until paid), the follow- Faulkner addressed Willis Field of Lexington. Ernest which appeared in the Hazard Herald. Farm, 60 acres, five room New rebuilt engine, good tires. ing described property to-wit: An advertisement It was. therefore, fitting that, 11 years later, following Mrs. the-, dub ni, Truck has job on coal haul. Call hi read house, barn and out houses. 30 A certain house and lot sit- Thursday. Sept 18, and Monday. Sept 22. should have portrait of Kentucky’s "greatest architect" Constitution " He traced the 1835-F2. rtcc Field's death, this acres in grass level enough to uated in Perry County, Ken- Evinrude motors instead of 1959 Evinrude motors. was bought by the Kentucky Historical Society for about $800 origins of the Constitution back 1958 tractor over. Electricity, in Walkertown, and in run 13 LOST and FOUND tucky the Old State Carta. to hang in perpetuity in Shryock’s masterpiece, to thi. Magna readers to this mis- good spring, plenty water far the Robert Walker subdivi- The Herald call the attention of it’s House. Also attending were 1. A. cattle raising good garden, Lost solid white Persian Kit- sion. and know as the Hill- takft. In this portrait a Matthew Jouett? The Shryock descendants Bowles, C: B. Caudill. Donald A some timber, on County road, ten. Reward. Phone 536. side Terrace, and Field of Lex- which include a surviving great niece. Miss Jean I Ward and P. B. Huff 9:18-22-25-p Beginning at the corner of all, Jouett produced some three ' ington. think so. After Matthew M K. Eblen’s line; thence 14 SPECIAL SALE or four hundred portrait, most of them unmarked, in the period with Walkeo- Avenue to Car- , 1815 to the artist’s deah in 1827. Giueon Shryock a a a iamous Famous Eastern Airlume ter Avenue: thence up Carter man in 1827, with his receoit appointment as the architect of the Venetian blinds. Regular, $3.95: Avenue to K. J. Walker’s line; third permanent capitol of Kar.turky. It : rat logical that now, $2.95. thence around the hill to Link HELP WANTED Matthew Jouett may have been commissioned for the going price H.AZARD FURNITURE CO. Combs’ line: thence down the of $50 to paint the portrait of the young and talented architect we I St. Phone 396 Due to increase in sales 523 High hill with Link Combs' line to

1 "genius"? have an opening for aggressive the corner of Link Combs’ ^4 POSITION WANTED out to a painter. The serv- Matthew Jouett had not started be man or woman to sal! and line and M K Eblen’s line; j •’several" daughteo-s, Jouett was c second of seven sons and ice the new Siiger blant-o-ma: I am looking for housework thence down the hill to the chosen by his father to rise above his farm background. The sewing machines and new Sing- or waitress work. Contact Mary beginning boy, at first, did not disappoint fond hopes. He graduated in er Canister Vacuum Cleaners. Feltner at 219 or 1866-F4. Being the same land convey- thereafter le- car furnish 1808 with honors from Transylvania and shortly Salary and company 22-25pd ed to the defendants, Jim ceived his legal training under Judge (CForge M. B>bb of the ed to the person who can qual- Bowling and Zona Bowling by Kentucky Court of Appeals He even presented him “If before ify Apply in person only to LEGAL NOTICES deed of conveyance from Ray Machine his proud parents, a captain of volunteers in the War of 1812. the Singer Sewing Estep and his wife, Susie giving a promising RESORTS Street in. But suddenly he announced that he was up GREAT Company at 111 Main dated 28, 1955, Estep, July father i 9-15-18-22-25-29-cco.is tooo.os.oajv' legal career for that of portraiture to the disgust of his Hazard recorded in Deed Book No. who said: "I sent Matthew to college to make a gentlemen of 110, page 500. Perry County Men-Women $20 Daily. Sell him and he has turned out to be nothing bu a d—d sign paint- luminous nameplates. Write Court Clerk’s Office. er.” A KENTUCKY LAKE STATE PARK Attleboro. Mass. The sale bond will also have Reeves Co., For 12 years, Jou&tt painted at the rale of about three por- Hardin, Ky. 9:15 thru 10:16 the force and effect of a judg- PARK traits a week, some excellent, but not a few. stereotyped, with 1 KENTUCKY DAM VILLAGE STATE ment. If the plaintiff becomes 1 the subject facing to the half left and shadowy or Gilberlsvilla, Ky. Age 20 to years. a side view of COOK: 40 the purchaser, ii will only be FOREST STATE PARK absent detail beyond the periphery of the face. 3. PENNYR1LE Only experienced person need required to execute bond in any Dawson Springs, Ky. apply Opening available im- excess over the amount of debt, A AUDUBON STATE PARK Ky. mediately for right person. interest, and cost. Henderson, I TO SUBSCRIBE TO Johnnie’s Dairy Bar, SURE, WANT LAKE CUMBERLAND STATE PARK Apply at Witness my hand as Master 5 * between and 4 Jnme'town, Ky. Walkertown, 3 Commissioner of the Perry Cir- PARK 6. GENERAL BUTLER STATE m., daily. No telephone ap- p cuit Court, on this, the 17th Carrol lien, Ky. 8:8-rtc. plications accepted. day of September, 1958. FALLS STATE PARK THE HAZARD HERALD 7. CUMBERLAND -SKIING ALVA A HOLU)N Corbin, Ky. WATEf? Master Commissioner 8 NATURAL BRIDGE STATE PARK Perry Circuit Court Slade, Ky. I'm interested in my County Paper and STATE PARK 9:18 22-25-ec 9. PINE MOUNTAIN Pinevdle, Ky. PARK Turner Jr., of 10 CARTER CAVES STATE I John Wess Fishing Perry County I'm Olive Hill, Ky. Rowdy, Kentucky has applied the Happenings of for a permit to operate a place of entertainment where people tired of looking for a neighbor's copy! >> assemble to drink. In premises 7)4, BABY \ Xx owned by the applicant, at SITTEI&

’ aia Purcnase price on set. P Rowdy available Need new furniture. TV The ! Lizard Herald automobile. Yellow Manu- Any persons having objection J or new car? Avon Cosmetic* of- Box 707 Corpora of said permit ^ 01 Acceptance to the granting to ””"* ^SWIMMINGO fers a real opportunity am I? Hazard, Ky. Uon, by John D -Krueger. Agent should file same iu writing n bilious women. Write District 9:18 with Hon. J. A. Smith. Judge Manager. Box 965. Pikeville. Ky Pl6use en*er my subscription to i’he Hazard Herald before Monday. Oct. 13. • COTTAOIS <- • 9 25 1 HOTILS John Wess Turner, Jr., dba JESSIE HORN Mi i or Woman with ear to Turner’s Ph 2tp 'J 92 'V29 '

THE HAZARD HERALD, HAZARD, KENTUCKY Thursday, September 25, 1958

This is not the customary BUY-AT-HOME LECTURE

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we don't jUSTlCt w ,we*re talking about appeal to your GRATITUDI sente of (' THy Practical Value pity The CtiA Live <* *iry of Buying where You

are in, and reduces the value of any a ml»^ •Ortie with business. Your business. . meditate tor For instance . . may own in this area. have nickel you Spend in some other property you ute on what a comfort it is to Every Particularly peo- town helps to send somo of these people around you. We're social critters, and depend on druggists, handy people away from here. ple like doctors, plumbers, each ether 4or many things. But tax- firemen, preachers, mechanics, when you scratch somebody else's Maybe it even helps to eliminate payers, and the like. beck, be sure he steeds where he een YOUR job. Certainly It decreoses vours in turn. orofits whatever business you scratch all come with towns. Towns the on

Buy t mft Pays to 1 m where You live

E. W. Hacker Firestone Davidson Motor

Watsons Engle Florist Hazard Finance

Gene Baker Motor Co. Cornetts T. V. Center

• ; Tii Peoples Lumber Co.

Faulkners Garage Dawahares

Business Equipment & Supply Co.

Baker Buick » Sterling Hardware Co.

Scott* Perry Farm Center, Inc. Lee Crutchfield

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HARK THE HERALD

drHi^crs, '!fefc‘3r* Hazard Loses Outstanding Leader K&ntucky Press Association

— 19o8 20 Years Ago ; Pi iie-Winning Newspaper W th Departure Of M. I. DHIard

Thursday, September 25. 1958 President of Bank Honored At Meet

Peoples Bank, was elected progressive F L. Cisco, president of the Fred W. Luiqart Jr. have made this commum a more as a member of the executive committee, State Bankers As- one and certainly a better place to live. EDITOR:.*. It is said by management experts that the sociation. at the associations annual meeting in I^xington last Dillard, the most crying need within America is for leaders We refer, of course, to M I. week Mr. Cisco was elected for a term of three yeirs. here, departs Fri- How true this is. this columnist doesn’t pretend mar gcr of Scott's Store who Halted day for Chicago where he is to manage one of HazaF.rNar*ier Series Shoe. uC Lions Win Titlo From Rotarisn* to know. ills Firms new stores and to merchandise two is But we do know that Hazard tomorrow ' c i ii 1 ti-eiii that the senooi now only local Lion’s undisputed title to the diamond • H no r* t few y^ars h**re has seen The Club won ethers. loose whose .lities c of night when they beat will a man qu of leadership growth of a i i d\ fourth year of lootuou. oeve.al hall crown for local clubs. Wednesday the birth cH infortunat ? "Dillard,” as he is better known up and t^e players on the Napier squad had the Rotarians 8-6 in the deciding game of a series. football rivrljy between Hazard and M. down Main Street, has been here only shortly „\T - hold a football, much less seen would have C. Napier that is every year becoming The win raised the total won from the Rotarians during EDITORIAL over two years. Next February the game played, until two or three years the season to four against two losses to that team Both team made U three. , more o i a aiudge battle, rather than a fair The boys are only now developing were victors over the Kiw nians in every game game in wiiich sportsmanship and While two years is but a fraction in the > rudimentary knowledge of the game, i few men who play ar»* io I*** expected 0. r. B. D. IsVour ft time of most men, there are md therefore, with even the best of 45 Year* Aqo can hope to achieve in this short space of time night's encounter resulted Frida f’oaehing, cannot bo expected to block. the respect- call it even affection —that Dillard situation Hazard in several men being injured, a o and charge with the finesse of a Hospital For h is earned among the people of this county. earned number of com- Merchant's Program Long after he has loft this community, he will which h my '3 1 tjk > Henrd. which draws upon a The n.atter of arranging for and building a hospital for be remembered by businessmen for his out- rty'ut ‘dirty football.” certainly With the appearance of another "Trade it ments at .; school training ground for it’s Hazard received great impetus at the last meeting of the Com- 5 standing judgement, and by the people for his not a phr 1-3 to be hurled about lightly of the Home’’ advertisement in today's Herald, we players and has at the helm ono mercial Club. Local citizens have begun to think seriously not kindness, consideration, generosity and toler- cf Hazard or Napier. must pause to call attention to the story of by fan most informed football coaches in the only of the need but of the material advantage in this proposi- ance. told in Monday’s Her O.F B D . which will be .Jim Caudill. tion. aid. In the fiercly, competitive, merchandise Then th; re is the matter of desire. Enters Trinity Collage business, he has gained the respect of his com- We would rather believe that the O. F. B D. is a project which has had the Hazard petitors by operating his store here in a manner occurred mostly to Hazard Napier is inclined to look at Method- close attention of several members of the busi- injuries which Rev. W. V. Cropper, former pastor of the Hazard that reflects the highest standards of business much in the same manner that the Ken- ness community for the past two months. A lot ist Church, has entered Trinity College. Durham. N. C., to take ethics. He has been, "fair, honest competition.” tucky Wildcats view the Tennessee vol- of hard work as gone into it — specifically for no a post graduate course, leading to an M A. degree. We quote the words of one of his competitors. other purpose than to prove to you and the urtaers. No matter what happens in the business community just how wide aw ike this Certainly, we're sure the business com- other games, if the Navajos can beat 10 Years Ago area actually is. munity of Hazard will also agree that Dillard Hazard, their season is a success. h ts been instrumental in making the Hazard What O.F B I). is, how it works, and the Vipar Army Man Enrolls In Clsss Better Businessmen’s Association a more effec- Series Should Be Halted advantages for you must remain a secret, how- tive organization for this community. How effec- Sgt. Delbert Lewis, of Viper, stationed at Ft. Bliss, Texas ever, at least for four more days. When it is Unfortunately while “inexperience” tive. the general public will find out wthin the is enrolled in a twelve-week course for army sooks at Food announced, we believe you will be pleasantly and ‘desire” may explain the injuries, it next few days when the story of "O F B D." is Servise Slhool. Fort Sam Houston. Texas. surprised. doesn’t prevent them from recurring told Attends Conference In connection with this project and today's next year, or the following. Napier, as l Even though he will not be here to partici-, advertisement, this paper would once again we’e sure their own coach would admit, Mr. Doyle Leveridge, sales manager of Hobbs Motor Serv- pate in “O.FBD.". it remains basically a pro- like to call your attention to Uie importance of Insti- gram developed by him. is still a few years away from the brand ice. Inc., has left to attend the Chevrolet Sales Managers’ buying where you live and rading with mer- intensive nine-day cours of training in the newest oi ball that is played by Hazard and oth- thte. An chants you can trust —the retailers in Perry He and his family will be missed here in of mechandLsing automobiles and trucks 2 r of the State’s better elevens. methods County who must stand behind what they sell Hu7 rd Our o.ily consolation about their leav- wih service, satisfaction and guarantees. ir.» writings of Kahlil Assigned In Japan must come from the is only obvious solution There one Gabran. who wrote in ’The Prophet:’’ V/lic.i you read of O.FBI). Monday, keep for the time being to the present situa- Private Lawrence Combs, son of Mr. J. W Combs of Haz- this in mind. you part from your friend, you ard. has been assigned to “A” Battery, 271st Field Artillery "When tion end that is to abandon the series grieve not; — Battalion at Camp Drew, Japan. Private Combs received his player 5 were the result of the Bulldogs oefore some player is seriously injured. training at Fort Knox. For that which you love most in him may conclusively indicated G.ossroots Opinion taking on a team that is basically inex- Thursday’s game Announce Arrival be clearer in his absences as the mountain to i ljuries, and possibly even TRAER IOWA, STAR-CLIPPER: "How a perienced. that major the climber is dearer from the plain.” post-game fights among spectators, may Mr. and Mrs. Buster Hoskins of Bulan announce the birth fool and his money get separated is no puzzle in Sincere good wishes to you. Dillard from a baby girl weighing 8 pounds and 9 ounces on September compared with how they ever got together critics of would re- well be just around the corner. of For Napier, we ?' '» 11 zard. 20 at the Hurst Snyder Hospital. the first place.” Woman Fitting Tribute To Courageous sJ A A "No Place Like Home?” - Not For Many Who Look To Homepiace Hospital f< Mrs. Louise Lake of Salt Lake City was ericar. of the year. program completely when it was apparent that period. ai recently awarded ? unique distinction. She was Gurney Norman This is an honor given the disabled person President public high schools were equipped to do the job, d the fir§t woman to receive from the the songs says, History of Name, "Homepiace" who 'nnually makes ‘the most outstanding con- There’s no place like homo Cl his as handicapped Am- and that roads were sufficient to get the children himself trophy “the tribution rehabilitation there’s also no to the and employment and many Perry Countians say Tiie history behind the naming of the center b to the schools. They dispensed with a practice after of the physically impaired.” place like Homeplaca as Homepiace ’ is interesting Original plans set S4 is the very it was no longer needed, an example many insti- Homepiace Community Center 11 Mrs. Lake was 34 and the mother of a JG- up by E O. Robinson and Miss Hale were to es- one of the few- beautiful, rolling campus along tutions might well follow. if year-old daughter when she was paralyzed by tablish a string farm centers at the rurals Our Readers Wr'te straight stretches of road between Hazard and of polio in 1945. She was bedfast for two years. Miss Hale said that one day their bookmobile Jackson. It has been the center of social work of schools, hoping to reach the mountain people from d HIMI Hill 1 1 •llllllllllllflVBHHB IIIMIMMtlllVNIIIIMIIIIM Mil ' IMIIMI4lllllllllllllltlMMIIMIHIMtilVII< Later, while still in a wheel chair, she made service might even become obsolete as well, as many types since it was founded in 1930, work these stations. The headquarters, or home place, good as a food demonstrator in a Salt Lake w that includes traveling bookmobiles and medical more and more high schools increase their library for the teachers and workers who would visit City deprtment store. d facilities. keeps two bookmobiles these stations was to be where the present ‘ Home- Defends Saul Teacher care in a modern hospital. Homepiace now ai As a former resident of Saul and a girl With the help of the National Foundation on the road that cover parts of four counties. They place" is. When public schools became so wide- Homepiace is the offspring of a fund set up loans per week. a striking com- spread s to the out-station unfeasible, who grew up among the people of Saul, I would for Infantile Paralysis. Mrs. Lake went to New make about 2.000 make plan is first to per year when the mobile the work was centered finally at the home place, like to comment on the situation of Don Rice. York for a rehabilitation course. Though parison the mere 700 cl labeled "a permanent wheel chair case,” she service started in 1930. or “Homepiace.” I First I must say that the people of Saul learned to walk again and to use her arms. Now Cl sure have been a big disappoinment to the The Homepiace Hospital had its beginning in A wide variety of tall, full trees, including a on the staff of the Latter-Day Saints Hospital in b young people. I know that the trouble is not 1939, when Dr. Howard Fishback, a Cincinnati drooping Cypress, provide perpetual shide for Salt Lake Ciiy, she is teaching other handicap- U with Rice is political old physician, set up a goiter clinic at Homepiace much of the earpet-like lawn of Homepiace. There Don but a and an fight ped people. that has gone on for many years among the Once Dr. FisJiback had seen the need for such a are nine buildings in all there, built of native tt people of Saul. Mrs Lake's record for courage and deter- clinic in this area, he made provisions for coming stone or timber. Some of them have a rustic Pine mination well merits the President’s trophy. To- back about twice a year, often bringing others of siding, rounded to resemble logs, and stained and It As a school teacher and Sunday School ft day, however, thanks to the Salk vaccine, many his profession to help him. painted dark brown. The hospital sits farthest from teacher. 1 think I know as about Rice ta much Don women who might be paralyzed by polio are well the road on a slope that overlooks the rest of as anyone could I went to school with Don and active, free to pursue happy lives as moth- Permanent Hospital Suggested Homepiace. when he and 1 were young enough to t» swap ers, housewives and career women. No one It was at Dr. Fishback’s recommendation that pencils, apples and paper Later I to went Buck- need experience years of suffering, Miss Hale Honored b now the permanent hospital be constructed at Homepiace, horn High with Don three other boys a A and and anxiety and struggle that Mrs. Lake endured. to attract doctors and nurses into this area for As the director of Homepiace since it was I. being the only girl, was never treated with CJ service. present 20-bed hospital, founded. Miss Hale has guided its growth with anything but the utmost respect. As you might expect, Mrs. Lake has been full-time The her energy today suggests active in urging her neighbors to take the Salk complete in every way, was constructed in 1948 patient care, and Home- Don also attended the same college I at- vacine. Take her advice. She knows. Mobile Reading and has been a center of hope for hundreds since place will continue to prosper under her watchful tended and 1 must say that all my life I have then. About 30 people are now on the hospital and experienced eye For her accomplishments, Homepiace keeps two bookmobiles on the known Don Rice and I never knew of him hav- staff, with 38 on the whole Homepiace staff Aside Miss Haie is the only woman ever to receive the road that cover parts of four countios. They ing used vulgar language or actions. In fact from the fact that the hospital is a valuable asset Kentucky Golden Sheaf rural service award, spon- striking an off-colored make about 2,000 loans per week, a when remark was made Don Rice An Example Of to the area, it is also significant that many people sored by the University of Kentucky She was contrast to tho mere 700 per year when the was one of the first to remind the party that are given employment through the Homepiace recognized in 1957 with this comment: “Her in- mobile unit started in 1930. there were ladies present. work. fluence on the lives of the people of the area has been incalculable." Don Rice and I are the only ones from Saul Over-Regulation by E. O. Robinson, a lumberman whose headquar- Homepiace has always had a health program, who had nerve enough to cross the river four were in Quicksand before his death. Mr. but in the organization's infant years from 1930- Other programs sponsored by Homepiace are Everyone, course, has ters years in a boat of been aware of the and then go on and get enough had no heirs to his considerable wealth 1939, the Ferry County Health Department was the a weekly Sunday School, folk dancing. Boy Scouts, rising competition other of trans- Robinson college hours to teach. from forms Then 1 knew what I gained the lumber business, and with his in- life-blood of any medical progress made there. homemakers clubs, young people's choir, a Com- portation that the railroads have had to meet. in would liave to face to teach Lower Leatherwood tense interest in rural schools and children, he be- Miss Hale will give anyone who asks a glowing munity Room for meetings and occasional confer- It can be seen on every side—busses, trucks, School so 1 refused the school. Well, Don was the true philanthropist he wanted to be by report on the Department s endeavors in that ences are held at the center airlines, private automobiles what not. came brave enough to and try and what does he get for getting Homepiace started. These are things we can all see We can envi- his effort. A moral attack against his reputa- sion the effect they have on railroad business. tion that will always cause people to doubt his Miss Hale Began Work Too much regulation can’t be seen, however, reputation and be against him the rest of his and its effects are hard to visualize, but they He persuaded his friend, Miss Lula Hale, a life are there, nonetheless. For example, two years native Eastern Kentuckian from Letcher County, to If the people of Saul had as much moral ago, in August, 1956, one of the major rail lines choose a site for headquarters and begin a work respect for teenage girls as Don Rice has then applied to a state railway commission for auth- that would supplement th, eendeavors of the rural it would be a much better place ority to discontinue two money-losing trains. schools. Mr. Robinson’s theory was that it would The two trains were operating at an out-of-poc- be better to supplement the public school work The ones who are accusing Don, should ket loss of more than $623 a day Finally after rather than organize a private school with dormi- clean house In fact "Those who are perfect nearly two years of s*udy, the Commission tories, because he wanted the children to continue should cant the first stone.” authorized discontinuance on March 15. 1958 their education at home wherever possible. Some have failed as parents and now are A week before that date, however, the discon- So Miss Hale’s first step after building the blaming it on the teachers But these people tinuance order was suspended by the Commis- first residence building ai Homepiace was to or- have young people who will someday be nine- sion pending further hearing. The railroad went ganize a rural home economics system, in which to teen, I wonder how they will feel when on Court—and won. The State Supreme Court training in home Ec. was made available to all their first try at a new job they are not even authorized the railroad to take off the trains girls in the sixth, seventh and eighth grades be- given half a chance forthwith. The Court said the Commission "has tween Dwarf and Quicksand. The program continu- a duty to the railroads as well as to the public. five smaller slaters and 1 will soon ed successfully and enthusiastically for 16 years, I have "As Me have many times said, public need myself and would not care expanding to the point where Homepiace made be a mother 1 one constitutes the main issue, and where such need sisters or my own daughter edu- arrangements with a local housewife to use her bit to have my is not shown, a railway company will not be Rice fact kitchen for occasional practcie for the girls. cation started by Don In Don taught required to uneconomically operate trains and two of my sisters last year theieby deplete its assets and reduce the quality Shows Progrossivo Philosophy of other services it ." Mr Bowluig, you used to be a young teach is compelled to render . The fact remains that while the regulatory Then, in 1944. Homepiace administrators ex- Homepiace Hospital •r. You know what it’s like' Don't you think wheels were grinding for a period of nearly two hibited a philosophy that has since helped them I'm right? The 20-bed HomtpUc* Hospital sits farthest from tho road of any of tho years the railroad was losing over $600 each day progress with the tunes and remain at maximum nino buildings at tho Confer, resting on sloping ground, overlooking tho root of Sincerely, that it wa.> compelled to run empty trains to efficiency, unencumbered by old habits or customs. tho compus. MAKt.lK BARGER JONES provide a service no longer needed, We refer to their doing away with the home Ec.

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Arley Barber Speaker THE HAZARD HERALD — HAZARD, KENTUCKY News of Interest to Women At B. A P. W. Meeting Thursday, September 25, 195S Personal Mr. Arley Barber, Manager of the Kentucky Power Company Women’s Section and Vice President of the lame- Mr. Roscoe Davis, popular Mr. and Mrs Herbert Turlich. some Pine Council of the Boy Sr. REPORTERS: Mia* Leyburn Cody, nigM phono Oak 1147; Mrs. Anna Mao Moore. Main 4*#, writer of "Roscoe'a Roundup” Scouts of America was the is a patient at the Mt Mary Mra. Beta Draughn, Main 45 and Mra. Beulah C. Cornett, Phone 43$. WJ . speaker for the regular monthly W. . Mr. and Mrs. Sid Combs, of P meeting of the Hazard B.&P.W. London, were the weekend Club held at the VF Club Rev O B Gabbard is being guests of her parents, Mr. and W Room on Monday evening. returned to his home at I/>thair Mrs. John Murrell. Introduced by Mrs, mT‘' ry Gladys m SZT***" AI Torstrick. of the U. S Gregory, Chairman of Public F. & G. Company in Lexington Affairs Committee, Mr Barber Mr. Bill Arimes hae complot- was a business visitor in Has- spoke on “Youth-And the Scout- ed his service with the U. S. ard yesterday, ing Movement.” He said that Army and has resumed his stu- ., scouting was a recreational “ r * k Unviersity of Ken- Lu dies at the. W church centered program for lucky where he is a senior. Mrs. j!?* ° boys, and gave the scout oath T”.? | T „ and olh Arimes. the former Miss Maude Statistics were also given on "r P°ints Shackelford has reentered the the Ixanesome Pine Council and Good Samaritan Hospital School Mr. and Mrs. Daniel, agent for their proposed budget for 1959. of Nursing. Salboard Airline, have been which amounts to $00,000 00. lnKth ® Ea " tan<1 Ho stated that they were 2.101 Mrs Belle B Huff, of Chat- !°[^ I*® tai "* of ** U®d -Mr boys In the Lonesome Pine arooga Tenn. -nd Mr and Mrs * ld Mr* L T Tayl°* ^ Ha *’ Council. The scout drive will D. L. Pr’tchard of Booneville, a*J. start with a kickoff meeting on Miss, have been the guests of October 20th, and it is hoped their sister, Mrs. Clyda Fuson Bobby Glenn Wombles left instead of the 187 one hundred and brothers, Prentiss, Ted and Tuesday for Winter Park, Fla. dollar members there will be Barney Baker. where he will enter Rollins Col- 225. In closing he asked the Miss Jonnio Jane Shackelford club to take part in the drive

ft as resumed her studies at the Claude W. Cook left Tuesday At the business session presid- DESIGN H 2290 University if Kentucky for her for Winter Park. Fla. where ed over by Miss Mary Morgan. President plans 1,145 Sq Ft. senior \ ir. fie is a Physical he will be entering Rollins Col- were completed Ft. for 26.582 Cm I U'C t c.i lajor. lege. National Business Women's Week which will get under way Lie Standif^r r. and Mrs. Phyllis Ann Campbell visited Oct 5 Miss Virginia Bcuris, * have retur c i the r home in her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Director of District VIII that

Louisville aitei visiting his . C. Campbell, over the weekend the Hazard Club register 100~ i mother, Mrs. Mark Standifer Phyllis Anne is a student nurse for the District Meeting which I Miss Kentucky Rural Electric Co-Op who has been quite ill at her at the Good Samaritan Hospital will be held here Oct 19 at the i Meet the queen of Kentucky's rural electric co- i 3 on Laurel Street. in Lexington. city hall with luncheon at the I opt—Mitt Shirley Morgan, of Wartew. Shirley won r Linda Por- La Citadelle. ”o .a a d he title at the Kentucky State Fair, in the "Mitt Mrs. Davis Hostess New members present at the tc stu< it- u Cumberland Col- Kentucky Rural Elecric Co-op" beauty pageant. She meeting * with were Mrs Era Fergu- 1< s: the weekend To Perry County competed against 19 other girls representing other son, Mrs. Helen Wesley and their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Garden Club rural electric co-opt ovor Kentucky. Shirley will go Mrs. Melda Logan Mrs. Vernon Arthur Combs of Walkertown The members of the Perry to aWshington, D. C., next February to compete for Rollins was a visitor. Twenty Porter I and Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe County Garden Club met at the the national title of "Mite Rural Electrification." nine members were present at of Jordon St'cet. La Citadelle on Tuesday after- the dinner meeting.

' "°° n wit* Mr 1>avis as Man- ° Dr. J. C. Coldiron, of J, ^ D Name Chosen h°stes* Mrs W Reeves was - The c°T,rSpottswood Home erected Chester, was in town. Wodnes- 1 c n , Attend District for »on i the principal speaker. In addi- Meeting before 1800 in Glasgow by Alex- The S. C. S. of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Beilis have tion to Mrs Davis those present W the Bar- andpr p Spottswood is still in bourville District of Methodist chosen the name Dennis Ray for Mr and Mrs. Fred Wilson, of were Mrs. W. W. Reeves, Mrs. uge \jj-s Spottswood was a we-e the weekend T. Mrs. Alva Hollon, Churches held their fill seminar their 7 lb 5 oz. son born Sept London, E Moore, n | ece flf Mar(ha Washington. They guests of Mr, and Mrs. John Mrs. C. A. Zoellers, Mrs. Walter at Jenkins on Tuesday. Those 17th at Harriman. Tenn. Mr. Allen and Fox Workt McIntyre and Mr and Mrs. Fred Hull, Mrs F. M. Mad?"is, attending from Hazard were' h;ve one other son, James. state's great scenic Cornett. Mrs. Gene Combs, Mrs. Lee Mrs. W. F Pettus, Mrs. Mildred and Mrs. Beilis ari. former resi- It was the Miniard, for- attractions that inspired Ken- _ Crutchfield, Mrs. II A Sp.Vd- Mrs. Hence Colwell. dents of Hazard, she was ,, has. , , Mr. Bill Owens returned Mrs. D. A Davis, Mrs. C. A Mrj Howard Johnson . Mrs his home in London af’er to Mrs E c Wooton. Noble, Sr., Mrs. B. T. Campbell spending several days m Hazard works. Mrg Purdom Mrs E and Mrs. Charles Nicholson. their best known on business. ^ Tipton Carroll. Mrs. Robert Mr and Mrs. Hftrbcrt Turlich, Dickson, Mrs. Robert Rader, Jr., and children, Johnny, Becky Mrs, Jack Stewart, Miss Eliza- and Christy of Victoria, Tex., both Griffy and Miss Marian in your area are the guests of his parents. Cole. ter hall. The front entry contains a very large guest closet and downstairs. In other words, this leads to stairs going up An at- could very easily be the four tractive trellis partition is plan- bedroom home you’ve been ned by the side of there stairs mi seeking, since the den can be for additional privacy. Compli- used as another sleeping area menting the living room picture

if desired . window, is the wide bay picture The spacious L-shaped living- window in the den. Here you dining combination boasts a will be pleased with the closet wide top-to-bottom picture win- space making it possible to use Fresh Stewing, Pound dow, a natural fireplace and this room as another sleeping ample window area throughout area or T V. room The rear 1st From the dining room there floor bedroom has a large walk- is easy access to the large kit- in closet. Upstairs are the two chen which has plenty of room huge bedrooms with an amazing for a breakfast table. Notice the amount of closet and storage Pound corner windows in the kitchen, space There is a second bath bringing in lots of sunlight in upstairs, two linen closets and that work area. a vanity in bath. A rear porch is reached from This house can be built in the kitchen and because of its either frame or brick veneer by location, this porch is perfect using the Conversion Detail for summer snacks and enter- Sheet included with such plan. taining. This plan conforms to general The main bath is located to FHA, VA and Building Code the rear of the home and serves requirements. The plan contains both sleping and work areas. 1,145 sq ft., and 26,582 cu. ft Fresh Tender, 2 Lb. A vanitory counter and linen Your builder or material sup- closet are featured in the bath plier can give you the average and there is a second linen cost per square or cubic foot PARADE OF HOMES” ORDER FORM Coffee Shop, Lb. [Check item desired: 3 Lb. $1.89 I want a Home Plan Book. Enclosed is 60c in coin. [ I want sets of Plan No. with Specification. Guide and Material List. Price: $9 75 each or $34.75 for 4 identical sets. TOTAL COST: $ Send order with payment to:

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Perry County Health Dept. O ash -tax account THE HAZARD HERALD — HAZARD, KENTUCKY Hazard, Kentucky William Garrett $8.120 82 $ Thursday, Ssptsmbsr 25, 1958 Report of Examination Cash-revolving fund SUNDAY Fiscal Year Ended June 30, 1958 Killed By Car Mr Raleigh Johnson, Cash-regular account William Monroe Garrett, of Administrator 8.810 77 4 383 12 4447 85 lieatherwood, died Sept. 19 of N< Perry County Health Dept. STATE FUNDS RECEIVABLE Let a car accident at Rowdy Hazard. Kentucky State funds receivable in the He is survived by his mother Dear Sir: amount of $2394 59 as of June unjbfc, CAK? Pursuant to engagement I 30, 1958 were verified by direct and father. Mr. and Mrs. Mon- Belori have examined the Statement of (confirmation with the State roe Garrett and four brothers Income and Expenditures of the Board of Health and deposits and four sisters. i Perry County Health Depart- were traced into depository Funeral services were Sunday, Ju! ment for the fisial year ended bank in July 1958 Sept. 21, at 3 p m. at his home Scripture June 30, 1958 and the records There was an amount of $400 on Leatherwood with burial in 1:1-3 maintained by the Perry Coun- applicable to the 1958-59 budget the Stoney Fork Cemetery. Miceh ty Health Department in sup- received during the fiscal year The Engle Funeral Home was port thereof. Without making ended June 30. 1958 and shown in charge of arrangements. a detailed audit of all transac- in the accompanying balance In the tions I have examined or tested sheet under deferred income for Justice records and documents as such , FIXED ASSETS It/S TATE of God' T1 liriuunlPINTE / I deemed necessary in the cir- Fixed assets in the amount of first hearti cumstances 810.83S.1S as shown in the ac- justice that OPINION companying balance sheet were DAN MAGGARD, Manager is "warfar In my opinion the accompany- taken from a trial balance sup- demned ing balance sheet and the relat- plied from records maintained Main and Lovern Streets Phone Main 268 Hazard, Ky. condemned of receipts and ex- ed statement by Perry County Health Depart- damned al penditures present fairly the ment to which were added pur- on the nat position of the Perry County chases of equipment during the (John 3:18 Health Department at June 30, fiscal year ended June 30, 1958 Yet 0 1958 and the results of its op- in the amount of $1,334 90 how terrib erations for the year then ended These purchases were supported The n n,**“ generally ac- f Ou«»a in accordance with by duplicates of paid invoices Houwk*' is written ] Good cepted municipal accounting on file. Scouters Plan Finance Drive “I never I principles applied on a basis LIABILITIES work iniqt Local Scouters map plans for the annual Boy Scout Finance Drive which consistent with that of prior RESERVE-TAX FUND i j How comes off here within the next few weeks. The yearly campaign in the years. Cash reserve-tax fund in the Lone- the Lord! Respectfully submitted, amount of $6,120 82 as shown some Pine District supports Boys Scout work in this area. From left Ed Holiday, Fashion-First follow in I RICHARD H THOMAS on the accompanying balance Fred Bullard, Willie Dawahare, finance drive chairman for Leslie, Knott and men and September 9, 1958 sheet represents tax appropria- Perry counties, C. A. Zoellers and Robert Dickson. These five men will guide men are c SCOPE OF EXAMINATION tionment in excess of cash re- have the finance drive. we ASSETS quirements of 38.194% of the Footsteps Judgment CASH total budget for the fiscal year and ye ga: Our examination of the cash ended June 30, 1958 as requir- HARDBURLY me no dri records of Perry County Health ed by the Kentucky Department not in: na Department included confirma- of Health. This is not a true First footsteps in the casu- in prison,

tion of the balances directly liability but should be consider- 43 > al fashion parade for fall with the depository bank and re- ed as an addition to net worth Jesus . . , these wonderful black conciliation of same with the MISCELLANEOUS G. S. Richi# after spending leave with hisltoria DeLaney, Stella Combs, in the Da; and white leather saddles records the in force as at June mother, Mrs. Polly Ann Beverly Mildred Stacy. Billie Ix*e Begley. CLEAN maintained by Insurance Mrs. Carl child- will then crepe soles to Gregory and with bouncy 'Gladys McAfee, Mary Ritchie Health Department. This dis- 30, 1958 amounted to $10,000 00 He is stationed aboard the. the part < buckles ren have returned to their home natch. A cute strap Plans were closed the following informa- of fire and extended coverage in Franklin after visiting her U.S.S. Robert L. Wilson. land Jewell Smith time justii flat in back. on contents of the office of the panents, Mr. and Mrs Glen Despite the rain, Saturday. Left Han< Perry County Health Depart- Johnson. Peno Castegnaro. George destructio Mrs. Curt Richie and Mrs. Vaughn, Donnie Vaughn and second de Jack Gabbard have been visit- Afton Helfenberger braved the and a met ing Mr. and Mrs. Kash Begley weather and went fishing W0TO2S in etemit; at Enon, Ohio. Mrs. Begley and Mr. L. R Everage has return- EVIUR’J® 5 Not to tx children, Timmy and Joey re- ed home after visiting at Knox, and chart Your New York Ufo to get y»>ur turned home with them for a hid chance fashioned * Mr and Mrs. Columbus, Mar- in price- n and God’; visit. aaant , sacrifice invrn Miss Margaret Johnson is con- lowe have moved into the Hazard, Ky. dear our have beer TOTAL CURRENT ASSETS must valescing at home after being camp. Glad to have you as a new 1959 Fv. Then FIXED for the WATSON'S confined to the Mount Mary neighbor this great Equipment, furniture and fixtures- in for a Hospital wtih an ear infection. Mrs John Fugate is visiting ,ur old motor Jesus Ch balance July 1957 Hazard's Leading Dept. Store 1, Richard Beverly. US. Navy, her daughter, Mrs Elbert Mill- vou more now short we Purchased during period July 1, 1957 beir has returned to Norfork. Va., daily through June 30, 1958 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Casteg- we go ab PERRY COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT naro and Mrs. Kelly Cope spent Jerusalem HAZARD, KENTUCKY the day at Jackson last Friday. prepared RECAPITULATION OF CASH RECEIPTS Mae Byrd Rebekah Lodge LIABILITIES FISCAL YEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 1958 held its regular meeting last RESERVES RECEIPTS (STATE FUNDS) night with Glenna Sue Richie, Hazai Cash reserve-tax fund Total amount received from State- Noble Grand presiding. Mem- Mrs. F. NET WORTH CHALMER LIND0N Fiscal year ended June 30, 1958 bers attending were Gle.nna Sue ship Cha Excess of assets over liabilities Fuller-Fouts Bldg. Loss amount applicable to fiscal Richie,, Alta Prewitt, Allene PTA urg Local reserve balance Begley, Office, Phone 1182 year ended June 30, 1957 Maude McQuory, Cas- teacher a Homo, Phone 1092 who is ii and obje PERRY COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT Mrs. Young Dies Amount received and deposited after June 1958 become HAZARD, KENTUCKY 30, applicate to fiscal year ended June 30, 1958 will end OF INCOME EXPENDITURES STATEMENT AND Of Heart Attack The PI FISCAL YEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 1958 TOTAL STATE FUNDS APPLICABLE 622 E. Main Street ceived ft RECEIPTS Mrs. Grace B. Young, died Phone Oak 874 TO FISCAL YEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 1958 berships of a heart attack at the age insurance Company Stat funds received $2: Inquire About Our Lay-A-Way Plan by the of 58 Local funds received RECEIPTS (LOCAL FUNDS) at her home on Broad- the sehor Transferred from local tax funds $15,231 25 Received from Sheriff of Perry County way, Wednesday night Prizes Dental programs funds Less amount retained in local Tax Fund She was a general secretary $100 wil Recevied from Perry County Board of bank account by occupation for several years. in Low* Education 800 00 Rroadwa; She is survived by two sons, Received from Kentucky Dental Association 95000 1< Amount of tax receipts applied are the Eugene Young ond Raymond to fiscal year ended June 30, 1958 (jml WIN A members Other local funds received Young of Dade City, Fla.; four both par grandchildren EXPENDITURES Board of Education for dental program and three sist- Mn Salaries ers. school ro Technical Services Funeral services were Sunday. MOTOROLA PHONOGRAPH Sept. 21 at 10:00 Social Security Tax expense Less amount applicable to budget a.m at the Retirement expense Maggard Funeral Home Chapel fund for fiscal year ended June 30. 1950 Travel expense with the Rev. Sam Combs of expense Delating. Burial was in the Pel- Audit $16,031.25 expenses: frey Cemetery at Sewell Operating I Telephone $ 280 70 The Maggard Funeral Home Balance-local reserve July 1, 1957 was in charge of arrangements. Gas and electricity 332.36 Increase in local reserve-fiscal express 250 57 Postage and year ended June 30, 1958 (net) Equipment purchased 1,334 90 Office supplies 525 28 Clerical supplies 327 98 Sanitary and other supplies 273 86 1.200 00 Rent |uji6ingwe«ur. Juft tell u$ Insurance 85 85 PPy 51 12 why you like Glamour Debs* Laundry COTTON Repairs 345 07 A NYLON new “PLATTER FLATS” Miscellaneous expense 1401 S-T-R-E-T-C-H Newspaper printing 21.75 See them here today! SOCKS FOR BOYS Dental program expenditures 1 Materials Technical services

EXCESS OF REVENUES OVER EXPENDITURES (EXCLUSIVE OF AMOUNTS RETAINED IN LOCAL TAX FUND) $2,372.16 69 Amounts retained in local tax fund 485 See how oozy ii M Nothing to |OWU S1KIU JNCi buy— just com* into our »tor* for excess of revenues over your entry blank, tak* a good look TOWLE STERLING has heeded the kst tor |ener expenditures etnas. at the Platter Halt, and ted (in 25 Beceuse this famous solid silver ie beeutifol, of course. words or leu) why you like them. HEALTH DEPARTMENT •nd beceuse its PERRY COUNTY beauty meteeoes es the yurt go by, Contest ends October 15 midnight. HAZARD, KENTUCKY making it parties I too Prize to be awarded by tnis store SALARIES AND TRAVEL EXPENSE from your point ol view the prices ol Towle to winning entry will be a Motorola M FISCAL YEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 1958 Starling era important you'll Rnd that you can • flOf^DIUM and Playmate record player in portable , pey , T U 7 LARGE SIZES any amount you ham ia mind • . fiber glau case. NAME TITLE I * Wonderfully Let our Bridal Secretary tell • • sturdy .... long Johnson, Raleigh F Administrator I you your leronte wearing, shrink resistant. Knit Logan, Melda Sue Nurse ide‘» Towle pettem. end help you choose of a combination of cotton and Pendergrass, Ruth Nurse the just right gift. nylon s-t-r-e-t-c-h yams. In an Arthur C. Sanitarian Eversole. argyle pattern that gets o Clerk-TypuA Polly. Lucy boys' vole every timet Buy sev- Clerk-Typist Boles, Cora 8 eral pairs in an assortment of consultant Collin* Dr K L. Medical bright wash-fast colors. .Stacy, Howard P Janitor McG-rsw, Ella Nurse Nurse Britt, Milbe HAZARDS FINEST SGdham Mattie Clerk A Li —

HERALD, HAZARD, KENTUCKY SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON THE HAZARD Thursday, September 25, 1958 PERRY COUNTY CHURCH SCHEDULE WATCH REPAIRS Baraan Baptist I Bathanna Baptist Church September 28, 1958 Slemp Rav. Clatls Levereft, Paster Rav. William Patterson Sunday School IMS A.M. "Justice and Judgment" A.M. Sunday School 10:00 a.m. 'Morning Worship 1:45 8:80 Scripture Lesson: Amos 7:7-9; Isaiah 1:10-20; WATCH CRYSTALS Sunday Worship 11:00 a.m. Evening Service PM. Micah 2:1-3; 6-3 Matthew 7:15 27; Matt. 25:3146. Sunday Worship 6:00 p.m. Presbyterian Church DIALS REFINISHED Young People, Sun. 5:00 p.m. Harveyton —by Rav. John R. Howard Thursday Prayer 6:00 p.m Rav. Wilson R Soton REPAIRS JEWELRY Sunday Worship 9:30 a.m. In the final Judgment Day, let no man cry were to be applied, still God commai St. Mark's Episcopal Sunday School 10:30 a.m. for Justice for himself before the Judgment Bar perfect, to be holy. How can we, w BEADS RE-STRUNG Walnut Straot F, Wednesday 7:00 p.m. of God! This may sond strange to our ears on answer is given in fact that one d Y the perfectly fashioned for living in Sunday Morning Prayer Pioneers, Th’day 3.30 p.m. first hearing, but if anyone of us received be NEW WATCH BANDS “I shall Services 10:30 a.m. 1st Wed., E. 8:30 p.m. justice that is due the “mind of the flesh” which House of Glory, Job said: W

con- in Thy Likeness . Presbyterian is “warfare against God”, we would be when 1 awaken WATCH CASES Bowman Memorial Morhodist Community Church demned. ‘He that believeth on Him is not have been tried in a furnace of Church Lothalr, Ky. as pure gol condemned, but he that believeth not is con- times, 1 shall come forth SPECIAL ORDER WORK High Street Rav. William C. Brown be perfect by trying, b 10.00 demned already, because he hath not believed of us can Rev. Williem F. Pettus Sunday School a.m. only begotten Son of God. never cease to try. To have a goal PROMPT SERVICE Sunday Preaching 6:30 p.m. an the name of the Sunday School 9:45 a.m. of the likeness of Jesus, our Saviou (onday, Young People 6:30 p.m. (John 3:18). Sunday Worship __ 10:50 a.m. and His Judgment, an unworthy goal and to be judge< Tue. (1 St 3), Women 6:30 p.m Yet God is a just God, Evening Worship 7:00 P.M. We are constantly being Jud Wed., Pioneers 4:30 p.m. how terrible! YF, Sunday 6:00 p.m. sentence in all the world worship “Hear the word of the Lo Wed. (1 & 3) Men 6:30 p.m. The most tragic Wednesday Prayer __ 7:00 p.m. School lesson today: of Sodom:” Isaiah cries to Israe Thursday, Juniors 4:00 p.m. is written in our Sunday Wednesday Choir 7:45 p.m. “I never knew you: depart from me, ye that unto the law of our God, ye people c First Baptist work iniquity." To what purpose is the multitude o Main Street, Hazard How important it become for us to know fices unto me? saith the Lord: 1 ai Rav. Winn T. Barr the the Lord! How necessary it is that we come to burnt offerings of rams, and Sunday School 9:46 a.m. follow in his steps. All of the mighty works of beasts; and I delight not in the bloo< Morning W’shlp 10:50 a.m. men and the good deeds that are claimed by or of lambs, or he goats. When Union - 6:00 p.m. men are of no avail for us in the Judgment if appear before me, who hath requ Worship -— 7:00 p.m. we have failed in the things in which God’s your hand, to tread my courts? Br Judgment is final: “For 1 was an hungered, vain oblations; incense is an abom Sunday School 10:00 a.m. I sabbai and ye gave no meat: I was thirsty, and ye gave me; the new moons and the Lexington Investment Property Sunday Evangelistic 6:30 p.m. me no drink: I was a stranger, and ye took me ing of assemblies, I cannot away Sept. 30th. 10:30 A.M. Tuesday, Wednesday Meeting 6:30 p.m. not in: naked, and ye clothed me not: sick, and iniquity, even the solemn meeting Saturday Worship __ 6:30 p.m. in prison, and ye visited me not.” (Matt 25:42. moons and your appointed feas 43). hateth: they are a trouble unto BELL HOTEL & MECCA BAR Lothalr Methodist Jesus thus becomes the final Judge for us weary to hear them And when ye Rev. Frank Jones mine eye Sunday School 9:45 a m. in the Day of Jhdgment All that are justified your hands, I will hide 112 N. Broadway will then be so thru mercy and acceptance on yea. when ye make many prayer: Sunday Service 10:45 a.m. the part of Christ, our Saviour. At the same hear: your hands are full of blood, 12 room hotel in downtown Lexington YF, Monday 6:30 p.m. Prayer time justice will be declared upon those on His make you clean; and put away the Owner operates Hotel, Bar leased $200 month Thursday 7:00 p m. doings from before mine eyes; ceau Combs Methodist Left Hand and the separation from God and In the working man's part of town. the lake of fire, which is the learn to do well; seek judgment, Rev. Frank Jones destruction in 11:30 AAA. following above sale: second death, will be just. God is a just God oppressed, judge the fatherless, p Sunday School 10:00 a.m. and a merciful God. Those who walk with Him widow. COME NOW, AND LET Sunday Service 6:30 p.m. LORD. in eternity will also be both just and merciful. TOGETHER. SAITH THE FILLING S TATI0N & TAVERN YF, Sunday 5:30 p.m. Not to be merciful is not to have the nature YOUR SINS BE AS SCARLET. T Wednesday Prayer __ 6:30 p.m. Streets and character of the Christ. If we are not BE AS WHITE AS SNOW: THOUG 7th. and Maple Church Of Open Door fashioned in His Image, we will be destroyed RED LIKE CRIMSON, THEY SH Service station has wash rack, Big Creek Justice will WOOL. If we be willing and obed and God’s Judgment will be Just: car lift in A-l garage building. Rev. H. R. Richardson Sunday School 10:00 a.m been eat the good of the land; but if y Sunday School 9:30 a.m have done Tavern is leases for $50 month. 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Not unfamiliar with the single Pace, 172 pound Junior, and 152 pounds, has lettered once, 1-3 Record Betrays v ir g. Hazard could move into So-So Bert Combs, 170 pound senior, and Halfback Carlos Brown, 106 GRAND VUE this formation with a ground both ends; Gerald Frazier, 225 pounds, has two numerals The Potential Of Whitesburg Squad att:ck built around Halfbacks pounds, and Bob Blair, 220 alternates at fullback are letter- ' Britt Handy and Slzemorrv The Wheai a Yellowjacket want's victory, Friday, would leave DRIVE-IN mon - running of neither boys needs pounds. tackles; and Right Charles Martin, 165 r sugar, it'll normally be them only one, game away f om 0 »nds, having three pome vv( elaboration among our readers. P numerals, Guard Bert Bradshaw. 17fl , flower. at least a tie for the Eastern and Ronnie Frazier. 175 pounds. found buzzing a an But back to the prophets of pound Junior.

ow n one ' Saturday v I Mother Nature’*' hsndi- Kentuckyi Mountain Conference soi doom Whitesburg. until rwent- * But Nor can the Whitesburg back _. . Dc 1,e wel J “< work being out of season, and crown evi ly. was a headache for Hazard field make excuses on weight *P * "‘P"" j n“’ however. £Whitesburg has the Whitesburg bumble bt-r. What's to stop Hazard against thi When no one else could beat the or experience Wood Breeding ? h3 l u h QUINN 1-3 needing the, es. locals, a mediocre ™ « g ,n with a so-so record vVhltesburg? Certainly not YeJlowjackct starting at quarterback, has let- ?‘ T« JJf* 11 8 d3,e, Aft of a eleven could. But in "* " in some sweeting, the hide Yellowjackets in themselves that was tcred once and weighs 155 1 from "J*off to a good start by beating will have to provide the But possibly other factors, the he the days of Ray Pigman. seven (Bulldog DEL RIO I Paintsville. 25-0, with Frazier honey. Friday night. pessimists claim, which are now co years ago. and long before last getting 13 .ind Kincer 12. the Just how much honey Coach y . ir, a hen Hazard exploded the Yellowjackets bowed to power Jim Caudill's Hazard High myth by shellacing the Yellow- Jaycees To Aid In Promoting f nl Bonham, 25-7. and Lhen sur fichool eleven will be exuding jackets in a game there. prised everyone by losing last on Collins Field at 7:30 p.m., The Yellowjackets this year College Bowl Classic For Louisville week to Cumberland. 6 0 however, is a story of another pier, arc, in a sense a paradox Al- To insure that two major col- color. Endi though Coach Ed Moore lost lege teams will be secured, a only five men from his 1957 game to be held in Louisville substantial guarantee will be. CINEMA DRIVE IN squad. Whitesburg has gotten began over two years ago by offered. The Bluegrass Bowl off to a slow start this year j$ju Honry of the Kentucky Fair committee will make the selec- Potentially, the Yellowjackets ‘ . Fvnotilinn nfpr an(1 . r„ tion of the teams in compliance Sun.-Mon.~Tue with NCAA regulations as soon SEPT. 28, 29 A 30

as it is possible to determine LAST OF THE MOHICANS . . FIRST suitable opponents. mrH OF THE CREAT PIONEERS! The Kentucky Junior Cham- ber of Commerce, through its some 70 chapters throughout Kentucky, will conduct an inten- sive advance ticket sales cam- paign beginning Sept. 29 It is FEATURING also hoped that industry throughout Kentucky will buy The Royal Teens blocks of tickets in advance in order to insure the sircess of * • * The Tyronnes" Oft kVAl the initial game. The sponsors feel that a LEX BARKER- RITA MORENO major college football bowl FORREST i UCkr.R — game annually will bru^ gnat honor and prestige to tho en- tire Commonwealth of Kentue-

Game Postponed

The M. C. Napier, Elkhorn

City football game scheduled

for Elkhorn City this weekend

has been postponed until Oct. 14 Deep In Backfield 28, school officials announced As if four of the most seasoned and talented Buddy Smyly, Britt Handy and Wendell Combs baet.s in the Eastern Kentucky Mountain Conference (moved to end); back row, David Combs, Junior this week. A conflict in sched- wasn't enough, the squad has 14 backs on its 44- Davidson, Charles Asbury, Gerald Burklow, Don ule resulted for Elkhorn City. man ro-*er. Front row from left, Astor Sizemore, Bryant and Paul Gay. Darwin Turpin, Phil Turner, Johnny Davis, Ken Cobb, FATJLY THEATER Saturday & Sunday SEPT. 27 & 28 SPORT!

Here’s the dope on Astor “Cat” Sizemore. Astor collected 29 Coming Soon-Academy Award Winner! points against M. C. Napier, on four touchdowns and 5 extra- on 12 touch- The question now is n6t whether Astor Cat through the M. C. Napier game points—as usual, all placements. This film has been acclaimed as the biggest, most important downs, 15 extra-points and a field goal With 62 Sizemore can win the county scoring race, which and most exciting in recent years, “The Bridge on the River the fleet- Coupled with the points scored points going into tht> Napier game, 62 previously, Sizemore now appears in the bag for the Hazard High Schooi Kwai." Starring William Holden, Alex Guinness and Jack Haw- blasted for four touch- has 91 points and remains the State’s top scorer. footed Bulldog back halfback, but whether he can continue to pace kins, the new Sam Spiegel production that is coming soon at the What’s downs and five extra-points. all this mean? Sorta looks like Sizemore is threaten- Virginia Theater. A Columbia Pictures' release, the Cinema- ing the the State. As far as county scorers are concerned his Eastern Kentucky Conference scoring record held by Scope-Technicolor action drama has already been honored with Frankie Sizemore now has 91 points, racked up closest competitor is teammate Britt Handy. Patton, of Paintsville. Patton scored 144 points to set the more than 30 international awards, including designation as sixth in the ounty las week, struck for new record in 1956 it. Handy, He did however, in ten games— Hazard "best picture of the year” by tha New York Film Critics. give points in four plays only nine this season. County Scoring Race three touchdowns to him 24 games and second position in the scoring ladder, In establishing the present record, Patton averaged 14.4 Napier’s Kidd Fugate. PLAYER SCHOOL TD EP FG SAF T. displacing M. C. points per game; Sizemore’s present average is 22.75. Although Fugate, held scoreless against Hazard, slip- it is unlikely he can continue at the present pace, should such Astor Sizomore H 12 16 1 0 62 ped from second to third place The Napier happen he will score over 200 points this season. What a differ- Britt Handy H 4 0 0 0 24 fullback has 17 points. Fourth now is M. C. ence a year can make Sizemore scord points 1 17 points. Hazard — 45 last season! Kidd Fugata N 2 3 0 N . pier’s Big John Layne with 13 John Lavno N 2 1 0 0 13 End Wendall Combs, with two touchdowns has Don't Overlook Cobb, Handy 'n Party Wandall Combs H 2 0 0 0 12 12 points, good for ffith place Jerry Brewer, of

If it Jorry Brewer N 1 10 0 7 Napier is sixth with seven. appears we’re over-emphasizing Sizemore’s role please The importance it Deserves Ken Cobb H 1 0 0 0 6 Sir county players are tied for seventh understand it’s because the versatile Hazard Halfback is the I 0 6 touchdown each Ken Cobb. Phil “headline” maker. Ken Cobb. Britt Handy, Buddy Smyly, Harmon Phil Turnor H 0 0 place with a — 1 0 0 0 6 Turner, Decoursie Haliburton, Harmon Petrey Petrey, Jim Crutchfield. Walt Green, Joe Baker, Weridall Combs. D. Haliburton H Harmon Petrey H 1 0 0 0 6 all of Hazard, and Harry Francis and Larry Decoursie Haliburton, Cokie Cox. John Farler, Tommy Fitzpatrick With Our Fine Quality Simpson 1 0 0 0 6 Simpson, of Napier. —they’re all great. Larry N Harry Francis N 1 0 0 0 6 Napier’s Earl Smith is the county only oth- Fact is you’re probably viewing this season one of the finest Earl Smith N 0 10 0 1 er scorer. Smith has one point on an extra- high school football teams ever turned out in Kentucky. All TOTAL 29 22 1 1 201 point. statistics point out that the Bulldogs are as close to perfect as a prep squad can get. Wedding Invitations We, predict: College scholarships will be a dime a dozen NOW! for the players graduating this season. Cobb, Handy. Sizemore, ENJOY THE Petrey, possibly Baker (shoulder injury is hurting), are in line for offers from MAJOR colleges. FLORIDA

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