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Spark teacher,; The Weather a to his FORECAST: nay ti r-per tacky—Generally fair to- little rut I g mtitand Thursday with MIR cet. in temperature. No. 59 tange liaton Five Cents Per Copy A February 26, 1917 eadualed Fulton, Kentucky, Weeite4lay Evening, ont to a Wire Associated Press Leased e worked Folume NUM Merger expenses. Students Wire Home ;Truman Armed Force the col- SUSPECT ROOKED ) a large School Lunch state to Sent To Congress; . In the Legislators Measure arried an Goes Up ',Wage. I Cost Branches that the Obtain Views Would Make 3 Equal lm partly On March 1st . e lous. On City Rule Donovan Backs i National Defens whine in Action Taken I Secretary To Be Yes train- Commission Form he chose After Cafeteria Professors Of Cabinet Rank enable 01 Government in tIK much of Reported Deficit RE CIVILIAN the Right To Avl'OULD best Is Issue Says The Have 4m— t S. Fulton wasili„gton. Feb. 36_ compet- 20c INSTEAD OF 16c Cons:limit on •Soeial Issue e, serves ASKED President Truman sent to Con- MORE OPINIONS rising Replv To J. W. Knox pro- states. Faced with steadily gress today the draft of a call one of food costs and a resultine for the unfl- "A aormiderable number" Lexington, Ky,, Feb 26--beeaa posed bill calling , but he that the South monthly deficit averaging about the armed forces. telegrams asking The right of professors of cation of the from tht. government be $50. city sehopl officials hare de- would set up a Fulton city lethersity of Kentucky to corn- The legislation rY. mayor-coun- cided to increase the price of up- , establishment. changed from the meat on social issues was national defense rith what commission the hot lunches served students H. secretary of na- cil system to the help yesterday by President under a civilian aid at Sen. Char- at Carr Institute cafeteria from who would /rave term harbeen sent to Donovan tional defense George 20c. effective March 1. I. les Fields and Rep. lk to in a letter to cabinet rank propos- Donovan replied would bring Cloys, advocates of the in price Frankfort, who The legislation This slight increase Jesse W. Knox, estabfishment Leal ed change said today. from university ex- under the defense also includes a changeover had criticized a departments a Type A lunches, ef- which charac- equally-Important are A special bill to provide Type B to tension bulletin the navy and the date. state's constitution of the army, commission government in South fective the same terized the past four in game when stands collapsed in document." air force also was 1 aque:ted E. Smalley (above), 31, whe were at Me Wiseensia-Pit 'due basketball as a "despotic brances of I tobacco Fulton Philip The federal government sun- Purdue students Knox, Each of the three sent the two Tennes- electirician, home to tell parents they were not hurt. a letter to Donovan. would have now that petitions Knoxville, Tenn., ' plied tic of the cost of each 'Type LaFayette, Ind., send telegram" — - __- In the the armed services of mar- announced candidate for its said- tees pro- see legislators. Was booked on suspicion B lunch, and will pay 9c on each an stat- a secretary to direct the metal- : to be • gubernatorial nomination. unit. The )5 pounds Fulton residents were der in Les Angeles in ; of the Type A lunches • . I 'Joule ties as an individual South bet h ed that "as a taxpayer. army, navy ore than to express thee* Penh- alien slaying of El is a I served in the future CeUrate Their Birtlulays—Artd. me as to three secretaries—for urged , Twin Suters appreciate you advising force—in turn would ran those favorable or unfavorable, 22, known as the "Black false propa- and air rnents, Short, 1 Under the former program, whether or not this direction of the o root-rot. government question by operate under on the operating deficit had been ganda is being disseminated national defense telegram to Mr. Fields Dahlia." the On the Cake if so, by secretary of phone or out of surplus school funds, Have Been164 Candles with public funds and secretaries would at the state capi- paid There Could what While all four and Mr. Cloys are nearly exhausted direction and by by or at the Memo- but these tion. let loose upon the earth whose be subject to confirmation tol M Nashville. Department of games. but II United States and Jefferson of love," House said Hotel in Nash- MSC to Present now. The State They played no again by one who would enslave authority the Senate. the White risd Apartment will not allow a school president of the dy- reply stated in of national legislature is not Education can assure you that they had a: Davis was the rest of the world for his Donovan's only the secretary dile when the to be financed sisters cabinet rank lunch program wonderful time yesterday at a'ing Confederacy. The own benefit in a second World part: defense would have ,in session. regular school operat- Fulton, peace- president of in a letter sub- • Mar.9 through birthday party held in were born into a world that was War. They saw America, "So long as I am The President, type Oratorio funds. her- Kentucky I proposed legislation. Under the commission ing There were eighty-two candle,' falling down upon their heads. ful and complacent, shake the University of milting the manager or stand profes- Vandenberg government, a city showed a on the birthday cake—and nation of ours lay tired and self from a foul blow and am going to protect the Informed Senator commissioners Mies Sanford of Fulton, One monthly report This pf free- officer of mayor and two as core could have been one hun=t from an awful wound up trembling to find her strength sors xxx in their right 111-Michl. presiding o would be Water total income of $871, bleeding to Speaker Mar- finance and street Jerry Cavender, of and sixty-four' threatened to tear it and go out all over the world dom of speech xxx. the Senate. and terms pared with expenditures that had House: elected by popular vote for In The Cast in- oblivious to this. the restore peace and the right Of our professore tin tR-Massl of the Valley, Are $968.31, a loss of $97.31. The was the cele- asunder. All "I do not want this sue- years. A special election The occasion their lives and and happiness to all! the neuter It is my belief that of two ya come represents money spent an- ! sisters began life, liberty xxx to belong to be held from 60 to 90 da Murray, Ky.—. Featuring Paul bration of the eighty-second years since. 1 so negative gestod leMslation accomplishes could only for food and labor, and of have lived many mankind. gender. If they are the the -manage of the bill Trovillion of Golconda, Ill., with niversary of the birthdays of es. desire to the desired unification of 1st following not include cost of cafe-, Mrs, And now they. with all x x as not to feel the ist the commission gov- college chorus of 120 voices, does I Mrs. Mary Passmore and They saw this country of ours of x x X • and I heartily recom- maw cr Ling • a equipment. f are wondering if the fruits express their opinion services emi•oe it a:3 remirted. "Elijah" will be teria !Martha McKinney, twin sisters: ever Westward, until only , worth its enactment by the con- er ent, !Mendeissohn's push victory are to be cast aside light- they they would not be mend in the recital hall of the increase . Mrs. Passmore who makes h of the mighty Pad- their gross.- hews. depart- I Presented Announcement of the waters If these two old ladies' dall that goes into • mos-- police and fire College on March in with her daughter, Mrs, in the path of her ly. therea s entitled "National if Murray State in lunch prices is being made home tic stood speak in the councils of The draft, TN ••- ts would be unaffected to an an- this Shaw, has been quite La saw the Spanish could of 1947," was eons- 9 at 3 p. m., according the students' home rooms Elmer advance; they I am sure they would: state law Security Act *Go ••• were made. Leslie R time, and it would have New World at nations, Donovan's letter said M. Clifford, the the change nouncement by Prof. week, for some from the you find a way to to pub- pietecl by Clark mak — in this area ti.at. have of, the understandablehurled ff and say, "Cannot permitted the university counsel, Cities , Putnam, faculty member been easily' the close of the century. as brothers—the 1 and president's special arlootad a commission ef 4.000 meals per, to pass over the Pacific to live together bulletins, catalogues with lorlently fine arts department and direc- An average she had chosen America leap into the lived together'lish after lengthy consultations irclude r,:111 and! is served birthday. East. way we two have of various kinds, and navy ernment tor of the oratorio 20-day school month celebration of another become a power in the Far the world! brochures the secretaries of war and and Paducah. to students do the back as sisters'," I wish Aim City,' ,ton., Gladys Riddick, Maury Ott, in the Carr cafeteria Instead, she elected to they watched Edison drive them.; joint clues af staff, a* libelers mayor-council e#h i could hear them and heed of "Mid Ole The present will sing the part of the from all tools in the city. day honor. A table h night Witleahla Incitaescant not. adcied'"When did "the discussion whom. Mr. Truman said, ap- lAYN has been Tenn., the In such an event, we would constitution of form of government "Hear Ye, Israel," will Me dinner wall spread was drawff and capture voices and liv- need for a new angel end light, tremble when we think of the partisan P Firms empioject in South Felton 'ince Mae Cathey, Mar- beside her bed, her twin sis- his phonograph and I Kentucky become a btmlleasure, the Unit- realm- be sun( by ella up faces with in the beginning of the for rUovnedderthtehe Stara lefir when the city1 wig Paducah, Rriti was seated across from her, machine—and ing issue? xxx. Force would be sa- six ray John Cromwell, Act To Cut ter motion picture Age. political ed States Air oorporated. A mayor and the solo, "If to add an unneedful touch Ford put us all Atomic point of view xx the Department IEHY will be heard in and they saw Henry I have digressed from the, "From my under are elected by popu- to the festivities, an watched the But issue and to which would councilmen With All Your Hearts." I in ports of youth on wheels. They these Hoes. I started , lt is a great social of the Air Force vote for terms of two years. Tobacco Alice Wilkerson and smaller, purpose of xx." Army ale lay "Elijah" was first performed old friend, Mrs world grow smaller the celebration of not a political issue be transferred tile city recorder-treasurer, on eighty-nine shot set out to tell of of the The on August 26, 1846, at Binning- Move who is going until in 1914, one pistol and to wish these' Forces, the Air Corps and police department to In Economy was called in to world afire. a birthday, and Gen- tire ham, England, and according years of age, the whole civilized many happy returns With United States Army. and waterworks superin- Other friends drop- States as- two "girls" Priest Sees Again Air Force (Air chiefs, critics, remains today probably London, Feb 26—IA')—Thel join them. They saw the United Still I don't think eral Headquarters are elected by the coun- ever minutes during affairs in of the day. Murderer tendent the most dramatic oratorio decision to cut tobac-1 ped in for a few sert herself in world the point entirely Eye 01 Executed Force Combat Command). einereency their respects. emerge a I have missed arrived cilmen. written. It is second in popu- , the day to pay that conflagration and a bad world. if Mr. Truman's message last mayoralty election, co imoortz is likely to reduce they. It can't be such Nev.. Feb 26---ree—His senate In the larity only to Handel's -map a giant among nations. Then people like unto Reno, Ed- , at the capitol as the received a majori- of the 1947' I wish I could have had dis- there are still vision restored Father a policy D. A. Rogers siah." Many writers claim the:. Britain's share I with all other mankind, who live in full "a ; pushed toward a vote on resigned the office chair at the table. The tales world these twin sisters Boyle today hailed as much it ty vote, but composing "Elijah" was the American crop aouut 25 per covered that though the thing to grow mund declaration as to how elecilon. The have heard from* their it It isn't a bad of the pit gress , from shortly after the of Mendelssohn's early purchases.. could grown immensely in materi- can do It,demonstration should be trimmed H Lowe, who cause cent ueiow last year's would have held me spell- had old, especially if we the operation Involv-' thinks present mayor, J He had worked so hard lips it had failed to keep done.:et science" $37.500.000.000 the twee- the elec- death. A rapid calculation al things, graciously as they have of vitreous matter the was also a candidate in end first and government sources! bound with its own pro- cand- ing the use asked for operations k by upon its composition Trade date of the twins' up spiritually there be eighty-three eye of an ex- ; dent has esi tion, was appointed mayor excite- however, that places the the forces of May taken from the in the 12 the saw presentation that said peipterday, of the War gress. They that cake next year, Mrs. I of the government city council. were growers, on the birth at the close of greed and les on ecuted murderer. July 1. the ment and responsibility American leaf 1864. hatred and evil, and Mrs. McKinney. ' ! months beginning Lowe previously had serv- ex- Between the Mates--about destruc- Passmore drawn with Mr. more than he could bear other head, -ran reasonably of the lust, of desolation and ! Lines already were ed as mayor of South Fulton in demand from the Lincoln was :we/tide:it for -a $4,500.- Other students appearing in pect the heavy approval assured 7 1935-39. and British Isles will begin moving I Woods cut, but the debate west special quartets, duets, trios LOST PLANF: Parties In 000,000 The next regular city election toward normal in 1948 or PILOT OF Nude senators could put solos are: Charlene Sanford, back Reds' on so that was set for the first Tuesday in depending on their reasons for Fulton; Gene Smith, Jackson,; shortly thereafter, on the record December, 1047, of Britain s recovery. $1 Per Pound eyargu dld.tent of twee Oa.; Roy Hines, Madison, Ala.; the speed Witness vomtineg jothr Valley, By Semite major Jerry Cavender, Water I It Is unlikely the whole cut • Described cut Carnal, Ill.; opposing the $6.000.000.000 Kentucky T oday Patsy Groghan, would be taken off American 26—oP)--Ani Communist/a" was that It Jeane Chops Unlikely Washington, Feb. find any Commun- voted by the house James Moore. Mfield: ; imports, sources said. The to- story' "Die u funds for Preis- Metayropolis, elderly amateur detective's county or TVA?" Mc- I might mean cutting By The Associated Van Hooser. bacco import goal for 1947 was holding 'ists in tee too heavily. State Libradan Ashtabula. O.;hio Ag Department's about Commune ts the armed services Frankfort — Elsie Keskinen, set in the government's recent That's the woods'Kellar calls for will supervise Metcalf Louisville. and "nude parties" in in Knoxville." I Mr Truman's budget Virginia E Engle Virginia economic survey White Paper Opinion; Says Women laughter to- "Lots of 'em $11.000,000,000 for the Kentucky Owensboro brought a roar of a few in'approximately cataloging of Doris Ryan. at $200,000,000 compared with Stand For It atomic en- I Remine -celled "Quite property. A just Won't day at the Senate I them. Historical Society's last year's W0,000.000, of which ,TVA." approves unifies- agreement was approved from the Feb., ergy hearing. , raided as If congress written 7, Dies In Flames $220,000,000 came Washington. "A John Frantz was the army and navy tm- after long negotia- Boy, Department to- from Knox- don't know !Akan of yesterday United States. The Agriculture J. S. Remine. 75, a Communist but I secretary, it will Trying To Save G'father talk of $1-a-1 that I Flemine 1 der a single tion day discounted ville. Tenn.. told senators if he worked for TVA," Perham years, to chops with an as- I enforcement i take months. Pulaski, Tenn., Feb. 26-01— Auto Collide pound pork as a volunteer law said reading the list. and achieve Madisondlie--Oracie Sisk, Truck, housewives won't! Commun- for- I Make integration Seven-year-old Toby Malone sertion that official he had trailed John Marshall Frantz. savings. who was found dead in a owned by har- in 1937 and! and now a any possible 55, was burned to death last night An automobile stand for It. ists about Knoxville mer TVA employee near his home in the Coil- slightly dam- -I having nude ; had field in a futile attempt to rescue ry Moss Latta was Skyrocketing hog prim' mere learned they "were federal housing executive, section,Monday, died from this morning. in! woods. I previously Supper town a his 70-year-oldgrandfather aged at 8 o'clock ly reflect a seasonal decline parties" in the told the committee Y MBC Has a heart attack and exposure, with an Airlene Char- a Communist yester- from their blazing apartment.,in a collision marketable animals. said platform that he was not jury decided truck on Lake live- -They hae a raised Room coroner's Illbe child and his gradparent,I gas company les L. Harlan, department but a liberal Rainbmv Sisk had been missing from The left at a place known as Reeves' In day, Malone, were the only street, police reported. stock price specialist out told this teller Frantz since Saturday afternoon. Alta was mash- I he testified "We watched "I'm home et the fire which rear fender of the car And he told a reporter he ex• Roost," niece of mine," fte- Tuesday Evening casnastias dance. They all took their married a left homeless. 33 per- ed in and a rear door sprung. consumer resistance-- them I'm not sure." of the marketing clinic routed and pects off but one Mlle girl. mine said. "but Forty-seven members Murray—A The truck woo not damaged. means housewives with clothes Club met by the Kentucky sons. which down the woods and Young Men's Business sponsored dander up—to force a She ran on Lake Bureau Federation and their at the Rainbow Room Farm in those prices soon. a fried agencies of the state downturn Fleeing street last night for rnargeting economists' hell Joe Cavnar, 22, final witness Italians at Murray State Col- Police Fire On Mobs Department Lt. Bobbie lefL"mine was the chicken supper. Was held Belgian that fcoo who landed a McKellar OD- Owens Prcblems of to their contention Okm 1 ee Okla called by Senator Flow in Neal B Looney. Alva lege ye,sterday. their post- polar David From Lava were wrap tomatoes, price levels reached giant C-54 plane on the Tenn , who Ls opposing Glen D Williamson marketing green October, after as and potatoes were war peak last cap to rescue 11 marooned E. Lilienthal's nomination Vicinity into club membership. peaches and sweet Of War,Political Prisoners controls were lee Control Mt. Etna *Med most government after his arrival at: chairman of the Atomic report on the club's Valen- discussed. fliers, grins that A by the Bel- removed Mass., by plane • Committee on the ground Feb 24-44O—Italians Dance, a Boy Scout benefit Brussels. Feb. ft—UPI—Belgian mending recognition that prices dur- Westover Field, in the Rome. tine Weir, field re- of a special "It is possible Communists were active fleeing today be- was given, and the club Murray—L. H. police fired machlnegurul in an gian government of the year from Greenland. were reported project, Re- and paying the first half V a' ' ^ y Authority flow of lava pour- to sponsor another dance presentative of the National effort to break up a demonstra- status as ex-prisoners, or increase Tennessee fore a massive voted a group of a may hold their own, Lilienthal was a director crater of Mount to be announced later. creation Association, told of former war and political ; ment of the remainder James P. when ing from the at a date series tion very slightly," said Congratulates Sicialian voloa- attending the first of a before the houses ot bonus, part of which has al- eco- Leader there Etna after the prisoners Cavin, farm and food price eruption since conferences sched- some been paid. Barron of 1. Remine no's first notable of recreation Parliament here today and ready see no possibi- Mr. and Mrs. Philip white - haired commun- was order- nomist. "But we The it destroyed the vil- Toll uled in the state, that of the demonstrators fell in the The demonstration back to on the birth of a a broad drawl and 1928. when Bleacher include all mass at- lity of their climbing Dyer, Tenn.. spoke with Mescal' ity recreation must streets, apparently hit ly until the surging peak of last at a series of explosive lage of basis in front anywhere near the daughter yesterday afternoon produced At 3 Now ages, be on a year-around tempted to reach a zone senators and epect- manifestation occurred Stands range were aimed October." 2 o'clock at the Jones Clinic. alatteetrehs from Slight and must result from long Most of the bullets of the governament buildings have de- Feb this •yeer Ind., Feb 26--elle rioters Some foods already weighted 8 pounds and Jan 30 and Larayette. over the heads of the where public meetings are first of The baby which began yes- . killed in Purdue planning. and clined in cost since the the The eruption, —The numbe Police also used sabers prohibited. 12 ounces. "But none of those at proportions the bleacher colligate the year and further decreases terday. reached University's —At the annual riflebutts to push back the lead- Lines of mounted police bols- of dances were TVA workers," could not Purdue-Wisconsin Louisville expected In this clam are Mr. and Mrs. Roy Green nude seriousness of which during the yesterday of the ers tered by gendarmes on foot are the committee. at once be- Monday night ,ecting here milk, butter, cheese, eva- West State Line on the birth he assured be fully ascertained basketball game of Community the massive demon- fluid 201 had been oo- with the ward of trustees check showed 20 per- blocked milk, dry milk, eggs, Sherry Ellen, Earlier Remine cause ot clouds of smoke rose to three today the Blue Cross An early as it reached the head porated of a daughter, Com- It'apital Service, injured, struck by stration and frozen fish. at the Haws handed a list of alleged &curing observation death of Theodore Nordquiat. William P. sons were one of the prin- poultry, fresh hurt night at 910 in Kentucky, flying bottles. of Rue Royale, processed vegetable'. and asked by McKellar 25, of Gary elected swords, clubs and fresh and The baby weighed munists from Catania. how- Louisville, was tre-n- cipal avenues of Brussels. Memorist those who were TVA Dispatches Nordquist was a senior and Scores of persons were immedi- and canned fruits. to identify said that after 20 hours of by Fighting broke out economics ft pounds. ever, on 63 missions while am pm esident. pled. Windows were smashed at- The department's employes. lava had covered an flew pressing ately as the demonstrators food situa- Mrs Bert Collins of explained that he and eruption air force pilot in the lest' the weight of crowds the lines. Po- bureau, in a recent Mr and Remine of about a mile and a half army aeicah — Funeral services Bottles tempted to break a down- birth of • officials had area War. He suffered against store fronts and beat tion report, predicted near Pietistc on the other* volunteer of about 165 yards. World eheduled for this after- lice clubbed their rifles grades of the on a general drive on a front a fractured spine. e were hurled toward the pollee of turn in prices of better son at 5:05 this morning at started out was still continu- injuries, ea Miss Adah L. Brazel- back the surging mass summer in Knox county I The eruption red right leg, /Soon lines fired in beef in the spring and Memorial. The baby against crime a fresh also died Monday at inanity. No shots were now on Haws on to the ing. ton, 77. The riots resulted from a de- of the when marketing of cattle pounds. 1 and Just "stumbled Miss Brazelton taught the first few moments weighed 10 Melber monstration In which more than grain feed should Increase. for five decades be- - school here 50,000 men participated, de strufalle, fore reurement in 1939.

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Wednesday Evening. Pebruary 26, 191T nava boly kestiectcy were by Mrs. Rey hate more width from aide to distributed Hard, RS Mrs. A. M. Srowde: , Side than from front to bask. ribbont and flowers are was absent. Mrs °us 13rowdel I Witl# nix Atieh gave some outstanding used for trimming Shoes Win in jr,tatkr *bout Cuba, the 'Am. Homemakers most instances have toes and Skater Bowl." Imes closed. Vamps are none. • DAILY SINCZ ISM. Some things mentioned weieei Colors are navy, light beiges. ne . " 1100 Itito Stott, Punch: Ketstuelty. MRS. DUKE HOSTESS She that there is a thistle or shrub illitallinD EVIIHY WZILIC DAY IMAM. ' gray off-whites and sand." ha DOSLA.P1 ta saps CLUS fact that that destroys some of the sugar :tomtits) ADKINISON ' ADISON with black ac- 20, as the also brought out the ne 11 gentsir %Aro w , IELO 'anima 01"OF -TOWN 1FR1ENDS, and white dress On Thursday, Feb. must remember cane in Cuba which has not yet i SIANAISINCI EDITOR and a corsage of pink meinbert gathered homemakers and also that wil . . Istaieueuts 1114Aglylg.$ ATTEND FLINEHA 1 cessorise lenost CM that the simple, conservative been controlled. of March I, UDC roses in the home of Mrs. Troy Duke mahogany and teakwood are tor . class 'setter at Fulton. Kentucky, under ect of Congress liner 7411 Bak eight longer for as second Tbv:e ?ill 0 Up I. for their regular monthly meet- found there. , Co SECTION. the UV ammo name wardrobes . •IPTION RATES, SEC NATE SOX IN CLASSIFIED Mil 01 bk. ing, each one present felt Mrs McCilinahan discussed aft president, Mrs. must be' program. •k loor.....--- Ittaaptheo 0 gjteeweitis POI absence of their meet the DDT spraying , OIN• RATESt 111.11•MITTEO ON SOCOUSIST. W. club feels that The tub to tu In btr. ging lirs. Albert Bard. The March 20 Plans were completed as the Associated Press is exclusively entitled to utor 1.. Veda, *. It has bad a great loss in her loth • 91* and place and the hours. aa3 OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS: The for an -fisky aamolo•Ylw date credited to this paper and also tbs IOW nein Wu. Mrs, IMOD death, for the people who are interest- but . (Kum of all news dispatches ve lot protect nom oug ko an Thant liarinr4. . Wail* The meeting was called to ed in signing for their houses to bai Reds Inland Ti filay Pow *.piltiriddia• MOW Po.,- order by ,the vice-president, Mrs Pallese- be sprayed. A special announce- Ad c., Express Yourself tee, Ur. and 0. /Wien 1r Ciatenee Oliver, at 11 o'clock ment has been given lts the •By Dewlei appelimplp, . and re, HOG* Par- X.33*rad. the Da , 4 great deal of Interest in the proposed tee. Mr. Mrs itandel McAlister gave Ferric! ildndie the, aias• Itai reeding the Eighth firrATAIMIAP" _ :Mt ilyrres.cLerHHarveyesaadttei oven. l Pp;ci gitrtamdirewhsticerl Ha ellange of the South Fulton city government id.: . papopix devotional, advantages of mamas in pre Highly disquieting is the nowt vosswet Mrs. W. 11. Padre, Mn. S. Mrs. Del AV from the mayor-counsel& nein to a commission (water imm were *am_ i by Lt. Own. John R H.MIIIIIMPlader of 11 Sorrow. Mrs ;E.Taylnit. Pnlarallneir. °Cirolelli 1,12111:11cacallede bybiny near? consisted of the songs, "Morn- has been evidenced this week. Proponents of and Mr• , fay 8 forces in Southern Itme, imprints litinwn- Mrs. Poster dirnisse. the secretary, Mrt. John Wright, ven ing Comes Early," and "Waltz- the *one have circulated petitions in South of Vinton: Tenn..; Vibe COMM of the lortmarY visitor tillbdwulnsa,; the. 4,6XidaLianyozeiliMilmpo an Act1Tlian American relation* in that Mental hot-spot. ;Act Penn ;ltes nll tmembers and one -' Mg Matilda," ninon, and forwarded the signed documents Mr. and him An P Peon 10;fspasultent, el 4)0 rois I song. and a quiz on nicknames Oil Cloys. end Mrs. Tom WIWI insit shun* met Tosildel, Jr, ia... rat...a.... to Illoa. Charles Melds and Rep. George The general, who is bask in Washington tensity, Mr. At the noon hour a delicious j,,,,„ rz...1-02.1 17•.-•-14.- ---•." I et the nation% ttatees. Mrs. Will Ron Holises, Mr. arid' re acme of a bow an '-wow- " -aveemi- Irish tan °Bien county legislators, at the state capitol to make a report of his stewardship. OUR he Mr. covered dish luncheon was ser- tar the" AprmogelrlaamB. rowder sang "An Inman Frm..aari. and Mix i JOE. 11te drvollorald erap Sven no the bits Nashville. trying to negotiate with tiW Mrs ved to the following: Mesdames %II'S only I Luhaby," which completed In has given up Virginia • Idie. Conic Moore. tednived mom= to 11E1 unificatios of the lg &OW Clarence Oliver. Jimmie Satter- very properly. Soviet authorities for PIM A I IM prayer. Sizzle. , bratougeof, of the , lunch car- Ou Mr. Fields and Mr. Cloys. Vieenneloot. as field, Odell Sizzle, Ellis tun, la au aaebut a moormammy vis-; diTylisefomoednluessfoorn.the that country under a provisional Cialalli*:. ill_e_tenbe et the faildif we+ Meal's- I given in the my have sent word to South Fulton citizens at to John Wright Randell newer7taillotai. roller M rlitallled ' tied cut the Idees provided for under the Moscow aormaxent Woes Pilaw Mims coot, will phi tigm are Interested in receiving expressions mr. sod graMI,47,71 .6Thr., /L...., Ono by Aire. ter, Ola White, orbey 1145. Negotiations broke down last year ever cajorrat... Leurde Wiles, ene six memners and org teval or disapproval of the proposed Poisgrove, Miss eels ter cookine, Me hinaldesitars Twenty - Russian insistence that no Noreen* vino op- latd goodeleil IN Peekoril. Tana- t linton 001illaili• visitor, Mrs. M. C. Elliott, and visitors. Mrs. Lucy Jones 22 ndeded to substitute a city com- ;ou44 1,4;,•50oteeparo, wiL, i on low Anvil .woord three OW plan for a five year trona-- Mrs. Mrs. Troy Duke, the hottess. aBarowutdresr ram 'reX and council posed the Soviet ow too wawa isrows../rri. lett mingle for the mayor , Mrs. M. P. Attar lunch Inc vice-presi- a niiidMg165e. Tenn., and ship over their coalateg elifeedd NSW Part NP . identUr!ss. nremens"----. IP. Mn(n ll"'cliabilr'ell-es-; no; irnOair Thin., , j ittilkis light retruhassta Win called the meeting to order meeting to crder at 10:30. For Johns of Fulton attend- der it is very important that those who will be the government One, thellii-lier MOM. debt a Elbert wet Weed. te with Mrs. Ellis Sizzle, the club the devotional Mrs. Hillman ed the meeting. 011)sotod most by the declaims made in the "What further is MOO le Op tio elnignine of fashion of =.,ItiatmdZirua. A g Q delegate to Farm and Home Collier read Luke 6, and' 011110401-the reektents. taxpayers and property higher up," says Hodge, after the Mr. J. D. Tut*, Mrs. Old WU- .1AmpLA aAgsw Is ( :4' Week, giving an interesting re- poem, "The Golden Rule." . at Smith Fulion-inunediately con a man of few words. Unghtun, and Mrs. Maul Par- 1 ,.• IP 404151sTi-n.11711-4evr ,.• Pre odium Mrs. During the business station legislative remeeseatatlyes. eons of Chicago. III., Mr end kers. Clanton Meacham, Sizzle gave the lea- tendered her DR. T. M. REID Cog tat their general further states that the Rus- Dudley Moc- /drs. Odell Mrs. Leslie Nugent The Mrs. J. B. Connally, Mrs. E. A.,L 40. Sradford and "Spring Style Trends." as secretary-trea- acknowiedeed Soviet conscrip- today in Mem, son on repignation CHIROPRACTOR -We de not propose here to pass Von the sian radin"Las Wade, Mr. Harry Wane. Mr. Rd- I rip are spending "Skirts are fuller and longer. surer. The club elected Mrs. Mac hav of army in the Mus- neon tor a change, the merits or, defects tion of Koreans into the win Wade, and Mr. and Mrs. I phis one and one-half Inches longer, Burrow to succeed her. NATIONAL BANK 006 Wise- Tenn., crry shp eldtme tone of government. That is for the covite northern zone of occupation. Dr. R. C. Wade of Memphis, spent the with plenty of pleats," she said. Mrs. Morgan Davidson read a - Warreh, Wii;Jdlui Caelintlar BUILDING of Routh Fulton to decide. We do think man 'bee, leader of the South Korean pent Mrs. Jim Ina, Mrs. W111 Tinting ';here are bracelet lenglength ootel.of thanks' Dont Mrt1 it 0. cltll re Warren, Mr. John weekend in, Memphis ettliens should give the °crane League, who is in WashilWaole entl- Mr. Mitchum daughter, J. P. and sleeves. Hats fit the head. Many Lewis on behalf of her family to O the Tennessee Province, and Mrs. W. C lug her eon and Hours: 0 to 12 - 1 and then inform this with the aasertiob that the D. for the tribute from the club to tidnidilen fateful thought. plements of Pads, Tean., Mrs. Charlie Greet Leldee• rr Ir as to the action they are dilLUng and equipping 540,000 Thompson. Mrs. 97 rields and Mr Mess Rusaimes Dodson. Mix. Walker Warm,ath. Albert Meer spent Sun- PHONE incorporation into the Red army. Mrs. Davide* also read a tribute to take. Korreos for Mrs. Ruby Scott, Mr. and Mrs. in Dyersburg with relaDvee. Ribligilathil 7 13oK Zga Moscow trade unica• or- day Mrs. Anna Slisman. another Ns) Charge Apropos of this. the J. M. Oates. Mrs. 8. N. Pylias, CHARLES L. HOUSER club Who poised away. ' trying to ob- Wardlaw of Mc- meatier For Consultation gan. Thud, laid Or. Free Is Mr T. S. Dunlap, of litundsolt, Mrs. W. R. Possibly sonar 01 the readers Lendscape notes from U. 11, to make Is visiting Mrs. Id Tims Orauf Of rho Pudding tain weapons from the United States 'Tenn.. Mrs_ W. p. Welker of Comb, Mass., at this column, have wondered Elliett,• glniterstty of Kentucky, In the, ezimme to learn the in Northern W. Haws in gignianda. reassuring 'u-at 'akainst the communists Dyersburg, Tenn., Mr. C. W. why we have printed to many 0... , , of aellidaleig you had.aiways believed and fussily, Mrs. Perry Earl of Vicksburg, quotations trona various church- aseillum muumponimpeperimegfigneimpsempeop *orea. Penn Miss Peggy r- '' R hardairove to the more simotical Storey of Milan, Tenn., Mr. and Mira. is visiting In./Into* with , Men, on the question of "music p al -nail, is the highly un- This article is , .4 cam in is the enormous pulling That, on thumb Mrs. Horace Owen, Mrs. W. ii. Iduals and relatives. MIN Bad I la the worship " Today and Tomorrow a situation In Korea. At least that's I cntended to be an explanation. - ___• _ DORM of the Didly Leader's( elamitled *deer- comfortable Wall. Mrs. Herold Blacknaan. was formformerly of this city. appears on the surface-but there's a In all probability, the majority ROWS -- -2:411-7:1S4:2s 11111MIXIM We had been *mooring customez what Mr. and Mrs. T. K. Williams, 114. return- j his pediale who have given the FULTON i ads were read snore closely lot more than meets the eye. Tom Allen, Mks Mary Miss of OS Mem WA* and Mrs. even a fleeting moment's __-a- II shot: Korea AS paying R. ett't0 her It 3141/"11 hir af- , matter V ISO anylatiort eke in the paper. In The fact is that little Eon Allen, Rev. and Mrs. E. the ,Widitenn lab 1 amemergoon, have regarded position hap- Logsdon, sod ter tme ISM they Aet.,:the job done. dearly because her geographical Ladd, Mrs. R. L. her erste, Mr. and kers. , our opposition.to mechanical in- an to make her of vast strate- Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Parker of the war- BETTE DAVIS di- pens to be such Otty Timger. ! strumental -01c In In Sensing. business manager, is so Important that Mr and Mrs. Floyd another new wThen gical value militarily. She Paducah, week-andaug , ship, merely just IN 11111 mewed that copies of general editions of in /oda* power Mrs. To Irby of Shaw- terM m. Ci. As.Tlyome.un is religious difference. she long has been a pawn Irby and the and peculiar 11111.1 ISLEt laeder were sensing from the files, anu Korea lofty spent numerous quota- the politics, as witness the control of nee. lakia. 'slitting Mrs. ! Rut the them to mail checking copies end in Chicago have n printed. he had to here was one of the chief causes of the Russo- nuns which So he inserted a Themes' brother. , clearly [how that osltion to W national advertisers. Japanese war of 11414-5. and of the Chink- 111•Tithay rum /ARM of Murray 'the use of organs e in the elnealned ad asking for them. oonfUct a decade earlier. pi Ilanin **clued McClure Russian yesterday in Totten. , worship is neither n nor pe- appraisal Ifeetolitay afternoon at 3 Watt spent : Tile response was inuindlate and. ever- So if we are to arrive at a correct Harold Hilts and Guitar to the church of Christ. °Ilk/et several friends gathered Mix. tout New Replies mime by phone, by mat!, of the position we must start from the fact Linda Jarvis on e-- Heflin returned to their: According to the Bible, the y/I/Ogling- to compliment eeerY had only un- iterson. The mining papers turned that Korea Is one of the most important bares her fifth birthday at her home lo Detroit over the week- 1 Testament Church and. in home Ile- 41410 FOX *gin Aiken county homer. realignment of power in the Far East. in Highlands. end after visiting Mrs. Mary' eceornpieled singing end In Fulton Sty hopes. in the their own camments ' _ like Detroit and Chicago controlling Korea would have a The afternoon was spent In poraerwer. 'cording to In tar-oil places The nation the question, the founders and 0 of the paper, and el': games and story telling, jter on 111/ The ad via takes out key position. were ' tiehoinrs of the loading de- !6 office Seems tha. at your maps you will se.: which ice cream and cake Mr' and Mrlt Gilbert /3°witn 71,410y nod TylliterrOW the relines came to the if you will glance given to each attended the regional basketball nominations regarded the use ! in the So far as China 'freed. Favors were Tenn.. remembered what they read readily enough what I mean. Linda recelsad tournament at l'renton, I of musical Instruments in the W11•- - -1:16-8:21-9:25 In is an in- one present. - OR PH EUM Tied/ long after the ads were seen and Russia are concerned. Korea and lovely giCa. laid night. 'worship as an utucriptural In value many useful cf t. valuable base for defense or offense. Its present Were SUE Moore, leave I nOkation. In hi' denunciation Those Mrs. Willis Oefield will the faith and to Japan when she was on the war-path is Brenda and Barbara Brown Ill.. for departures from 110- 171,1.11t MATURE PROGRAM one who supplied, or offerri 9d3y3Y for Metropolis. additions to the Tp each self evident. It is equally clear that Uncle Nancy Omu. Sandra Jackson: . visit with her sta. I of unscriptural we wanted, we say. -Thank., two weekt no minister cf the 110. No 2 sooty, the papers Sam and Britain, with their great oriental • Gamblin. Gloria Hinton. ' worship, most generous Mc- e"' church Christ le used GARY ORMIT • kft." You were Interests, want to see Korea established as an Margaret Ann Newton. Paul I and the guest Mrs. Carroll Johnson is spend- ' gerh teofrm thrisatn tnhge used to sell. state. Clay. Kaye Jarvis, ALOIS WTI nEAUMONT Apd to anyone who has something Independent log today In Union City with 1 by the founders cud some of the country is divided In • honor. Linda. de- II • --hs-- Map, rent, find or buy, we suggest that you As things stand, Jarvis was =dated in en- reoilsvag, the scholar, cf the leading -Bi- the nortigern Mrs. i east your bread upon the waters through the halves, with Russia occupying by Mrs. Jones Oiunb- . . nominations.. in their oppOsi- The line tertaining Len Askew of Whittier, of -ARIGHT Ar4t) • "HuRDEN is . column. Those little ad, portion and America the southern. lin and -Mrs. J. P. McCnie• " Mrs Oen to the introduction in- Leader's Mantled CCM; Is visiting her mother. 1 In the WOr• ' . .PAY" •`• . " MY RUMNESS" aeons end get more result, of demarcation is the 18th parallel, and this ! strumental music knock on Mare MM. R. 11. Wade. after attend- .. medium available imaginary boundary is so tightly guarded by FIDELIS SUNDAY SCHOOL soup. than any other adverting funeral of her father.' be con- 10111,000PIPPIIPOOPTImissollogalloulgallumiell•------is like a Chinese wall. WE the Although we strive to to yes. the Russians that it Mrs. Arkew was formerly of in harmony and note how :detect and to act Now look at that map again itgur#44"r"' this city convictlens, because we Siberian port amiley Moot With our Korea shields Russia's great The Maks ilenteMpromlalinly stand for p. Closing ports; of class of the Plat MOW chinch tfr. and Mrs. George Finch. The fortial Is of Vladivostok, and the Manchurian believe. the uncom- a spaghetti supper lost and Mrs. Earl Forget,. Jr., What we Portal to 'Mal pay elsOms appear headed Dairen and Port Arthur in which Moscow is held Mr. plialentary charge is frequently algid at the church. and Fred Collier have returned dIlliniMal. which is as it should so deeply Interested. Strongly held with mili- made that we are selfish and for an early Mrs. Joe Cothran and Miss from a trip to St. Augustine, most eases. • tary forces. It is natural defense for the Soviet tbi_t be trite of us. be ip I Mazy WM Helets were in eherge Pia. They also visited pgints cd logical for workers to eastern possessions. and a tinnaidrtoir be Ito more of the Kamm. Contoilts interest hi Jacksonville. Fla., rem algardliethetsh ChristiansLit pay they Isn't surprising therefore to find that the vilighisWapos* the satleeistare In back It fashion mono giro eotand glen fashWile ansinalookins. t Mt. the first century, for they mine are Russia intends to stay right the evening. Moo 1 of lee management to ask these Indications during Chettailieeft Te pelth.er aulhorlecd neor practic- Northern Korea, at least for servo, as boatmen tor the sw- to refund a part of their wages to where she Is tn ed' the orie of instrumental a year or two no, present. That, I take it, is the meaning im'. Mrs c P. Edwards la spending the worship. Further- SnilAing lanes of the ipmanere were mimic in have legitimat- Hodges report. Twenty-two today In Memphis. vials chargege also class- meters. obirlotudy. of general . litehiniag the teagner. ch demanded an is expect- nefounders and scholar againet eranlegare who =16allYra.t MISS Andy DeMyer seam& of userescimpensed time, On T40 'tight Tree* ed ro remora to room tonight visiting *al 441"narrojellidw inainddeesinehnin"elen,"to1 ar but recent aim ems bove shown that 1 Westbury. X. little brick station from laglaaten attar Penns Weather- thn-waweroreipa.iso Miami to the majority of the elakmants merely are looking on a spur track which tht Long Island Rail- ado May - ase at musks' instruments in 'heehaw haste not earned Is the answer to the hough& wed Moon. 'Olga Risselfrill road abandoned Sit. at the that prosperity, national veteran. Charles Wilson, 26._ Feb. Jones. Jr., ! They Most learn problem of one knes Marilyn Dr and Mrs. J. L. This space paid for by Cen- result of increased and wile. Catherine. 24 were ready tfalk, Caotrell are of Fulton, einithidualAs the He and his Came teem@ the bride and Mrs.Randl tral Chards Christ, Peps‘C•le Cpesny, Lott/ Island Cab. N. Y. The goose that In the former station. Jeanne in lisiembis. efficient production today to receive guests Penn W. Olayten and Miss spending today $1. of 1114.1.041 Is forever months of work of 4 Franchised listfer: Pepsi-Oda Bottling Cc, the golden egos. once killed, now • snug bungalow after Mazy hicilwain became the libilliebillilllibrimmasemee.44 g The 2l-by-17-foot Mr. and Mrs. Arch Huddleston. and his in-laws. Woodruff. by Wilant bride ol Cameo and Murphy have re- rooms and bath. Is the daughter Air.. building has three Mrs. Clayton timed r home atter a grniesamossx•••••••••••••••••uommegigiempopugmegipurs of Mr. and Mrs. James?. Oliver tll ith The Fourth Estate Of Route 4. Fulton, and Mr. Visit River!~ Bridge and Mrs. T. A. W. Porter X the champion popcorn of a new Clayton the son el Mr. lames Long !pent Tuesday In Kansas City.-o4O-Constructlon et South Tenon. Cairo. MOWN DERBY ICE CREAM BAR illis winter. I reckon it scratches his -is schedul- V. II. Cle.ylon THE LPN-foot bridge-over dry land bars. Weaken Is the daugh- Burls le.si week organs and nom to his delivery of an- ehorty T iottnr l, n ed to begin shortly mad Mts. Jobe Me- in bet. icame his on he and family eating ter of Mr. MOM. et figures Then after it's completed. a river will be put Dwain and Mr. Woodruff Me tvistcr, bwrse, IS NOV' OPEN pounds of shelled corn this winter In' lail tmolor it. son of Charlie -'oodruff of The Liberty Bead bridge will be construct- Route 4. as it It will be • abort crop made .1 Chorlim's dress was a irt iretthookr ilirtilieles ed on land, then a pilot cut made beneath Mrs. FREEZER.FRESH ICE CREAM DAILY sio,kaany MEM have net SI pet got a renter river grey and Mak wool with blaes and the flood waters of the Missouri itemaomme-sne Rev. E. U. sage votti grow numerous. I heard of a accessories. 'Her corsage was MI will cut a new channel for themselves. The saabaar. minister In the wino% who paid four dollen per acre for Dutch iris. Own Flavor of the Month $3.000,1100 project is part of a flood control wore a black Pritnttive BaptIrt church for 116 C .6 in and try "Or broken and only then gets a third Mrs. Woodruff " Niemand to be program. =ablotforehlsT retirement last of Mat ours Is made. People teem to think . OS at Ms home at whit is the tile to make more than a bare Mimosa ilmintge. Near, Awl IPi Se Far SM-11.I.MAN ;ad CHEMIN ICE CREAM Unite for they will be taxed so foreign coun- So City. Colo.,-4/1e-Thinp looked roes, WEN of tries can loll In Idleness and be fed by (hi, Carson Shannertile-The aohlsrry 0. Maxey with nogg hitting 00 a the sttempted rob- raintry.-Roy Whisker's Jonesboro Jots in for James on. sate and hundredweight and his sow with a litter of 11 11 NI SHOP hey of two Mire In Shelby FROSTED MALTED the Winnfield. Tenn., tilarette. by Pigs. minty Is being Investigated the sow electrocuted itself by chew- date and Sholto Minty police bit of conversation on Lake Then Ott. the end Call oneriesard the insulation on the electric 5 Anti 1pc etAK. street: Piro lady, "Did you elPer the Piltir ing thrown County Th,- brooder FFEISZI illategli tidy. "Cooldn't hear a thing. order- Maxey is trying to save the pip by fassain4 ett r st. eleresnies was awful." Oniters It. tl oars SP•Mil dogs until Loma"! ip powNEY-FLA KE DONUT SHOP,L them out to neighbors to feed by bottle. asorraw and Repaleed Cinder 0. NM Om Manse lee /Team ea side id WHYS SNOT CAFE, nirlogiuno WI MY a part moOP, the popular sone A (cur-yolk egg--ail of them pertect,-h seatibiled rallerte of but Oporto that newspriat-hungry pub- Telephoor MPS - Verken 1 hall lartn • 4•1011: on exhibit at lieurphysboro, Ill.. and 1 rabiu. 11101111111911 almihut up for the first rocket reported , . 2. 1ifiellsimbeaske•oliessiules••••••••masesimall ilenelts art' soul . . with a grain of salt. that's really a yolk, ., MS can* taken , • 44:1011. otr 11.4 • aVe. -F"PAILAt ' • er, • 111F1 7:•:". ET'

taitoli Daily trader, raison, lienha Page throe I6, /91? if eilneaday Evening. Feb,fairy 26, 1947 ..mol•Mommoommor ••••••••• Mrs. !toy ages, Biggie Munn found it Red Sox Big Four Report I. Browder, Sports Roundup !rather puzzling when he failed in eirowde 1 By Hugh Fullerton, Jr. Ito dispose of his Syracuse N. Y Hug j house quickly after he too. k the New Yolk, Feb. 26-idle-The I Michigan State football rem n Boy rockers, who will mg job-eventually Munn coach; Ili I. v half their home games son,trMaick d mg ioned wen', it to hie five- CLASSIFIED 1 year-old e or shrub net fall in Milwaukee. already who delighted in showing pro-r e, have options on the proposed , f the sugar spective buyers around new Mile uakee stadium, which 1 j FOR SALE: Coal burning cir- Hs YOU ARE interested In •baJa- ties not yet place -at one stage reuizni eache 111 For Sale also that will seat more than 50,000 cus- 1 tour Mike always c rked: culating heater. Cheap. Call ing real estate. see CHallelL1B3 office over tkwood are tomeis --the Allied Maintenance i "Here is where daddy catches a STRICTLY FRESH FISH. We PETE PETERSON, Phone 9162 W. BURROW. Company has contracted to look lot of mice." have on !ands now large buf- or 873-W. 58 4tc National Banit. Phone after the operation of Yankee f Pa- So IbisH0001 0'2Ite discussed FOR SALE: 6-foot Electric re- ... Stadium and Ebbets Field. In FISH MARKET, Phone 224. 1 Program. 53 at,j frigeriter at LITTLE BREEZY, • NrItee ii as to Brooklyn. the announcement The Sports Mirror the ..- i Union City highway. 50 6tp _ -_ _ -. the hours; says, the firm will do everything By The Associated Press ------ice - - •- We have In stock cLAYMSOISTt re interest,- but sell tickets and play third laxiay a year ago-The New FOR SALE: Modern box. S in good long as new. Good con- . FOR 8A. PIPE and FIELD oRApt E. 1r houses to base-which is okay as York Giants purchased Catch- Practically condition. Phone 588-J. 55-60 out CLYDE WIL- KRAMER LUM13101.' , . announce- Arky Vauahan's legs hold er Walker Cooper, who is sche- elltion. MRS. I289-W. • gh Help Wanted - - - Photie UG . 'Irl a. ten in the -Johnny McHale, the Notre duled to be discharged from the LIMAS, JR. Phone _ _ 1 "' Dame fa. a who hope:, to fill navy April 2, from the St. Louts 58 alp -• - - IF INTERESTED In siaidpg Oretnberg's place on the ----.- - --- ... ------HEIP WANTED. Man with ltt dirested Bank Cardinals for $175,000. FOR SALE: 194o Indian 74 Ong ' money and Insuring wIth the Tigers, recently, was family to. work on mo- gram which Detroit, Three years ago-011 Dodds. buday seat, 1 small lergest automobile RISILEGIEOC Waiter Briggs' motorcycle with of ! item it-dry. Good small house. 1gs, "Morn- married to owner the A. U mile in 4:08.31 company, or attractive peales won A. windshield and plenty water, iights. See J. P JOL- old "Weitz- favorite niece. after running the first three H. BELL. ' and terms for fire, windatorni chrome for $800. C. I LEY. Union City highway As'11 rs.Ilan quarters In 3.01. and hail. see or call JOHN .12. &FORTS PArE Phone 1313-J after 42. 58 21.c nicknames ONE-MINUTE Five years ago-Pitchers John- _ .______„.... _..18_!..te_ 1 HOWARD. Phone 12t9. pitfr cycles mean any- tales. Mrs. If 20-year ny Murphy. Atley Donald, Spud FOR SALE: 5 room house just SUIT 11 .3 Building. 63 381e Philadelphia's Billy Fox PORTER WANTED. g "An Irish thing, Chandler and Marius Rues° sign- out of corporation on Martin chance to win the CAFE. npleted the has a good ed their 1942 New York Yankee' highway. $3250. 6 room house bittC •: CIFII Of 1111111164 light heavyweight title from contracts in East Fulton arrangee. for 2• For Rent ' We wish to express Matome car- Gus Lesnevieb on Friday. Tom • , house ) lunch Ten years ago-"Slingin Sam" families, $3500. 4 room thanks to our nethbort. oda Oven in the my Loeighran, another Philacit. on Bates, large lot, for $2750. SLEEPING ROOM! for ago Baugh, star Texas Christian and relatives for nianY Phian, took it 20 year. s These are good buys. MRS JACKSON, 416 Maple, Philadelphia Jack O'Lsien ; Passer, signed a three year con- re- of kindness shown us 14 embers and and to coach freshmen sports tanager Joe Cronin (motet) in a huddle with b's big four pitching staff shortly after they H. L. HARDY 57 3tc Phone 1290-R. 58 Ste him Earl Sande,' tract _ recent death of our felber. Lucy Jones 22 years before ported for the teana's•IfIrst day of spring training in Sarasota, Florida. The four won 75 out of accept congratu- IL T. C U. 2 UNFURNISHED ROOMS for 1., nest Cannon. • .: l ilia Browder was ready to are: Mickey Harris. Dave Ferries, Cronin, Joe Dobson and Tex FOR SALE: Baby buggy in good Kentucky I MI games last year. Left to right rent. Couple only. MRS. CORA -MR k MRS. LEROY Qt1431001 a., and Mrs. lations as trainer of a condition. CLAY GRAHAM, Stagehand Hughsofl. SUTHERLAND, call 1002-R. -MRS. ROSA FEAR Iton attend- derby winner when Basketball Scores call 632. 57 9tc went wrung, now is racing a son 57 tfe --UR. & MRS. C LOPCAN- Press • of Stagehand. Stage Kid, who BY Tilt ARERDiated i' point of the Wickliffe B team. Angels Lose STOVE WOOD. While Oak - MON SLEEPING ROOMS for rent is eligibie for the Belmont and 8-9, after the first quarter drop-I per one-half ton Harchngourg 53, Da v teas strips. 75c 315 Carr street. Phone 177. We WW1 LO Llater4ri Preakneas-A pair of Clemson Tigers Take ped to 13-16 a t the half, and County 45 truck load. Chickasaw Wood 63 12te of thanking our', Yl• pitchers. Freshmen Joe 21-38 at the end uf the third REID College Central City 52, Bowling Green T T Products, located left of Rwe- and neighbors litor: Landrum, Hazel and Book& Joe 41 vine overhead bridge. Flame di Wanted to Rent ness shown us in tfae'l CU* train lineups: To Horn beak have turned down offers Of Si,- Henderson 39, Lone Oak 34 wo Victories frilirmirest I313-J. Ste. "" of our loveit Pos. Wickliffe 711 death 000 and $7,500, resPeotitelY, to Clinton 37, Mayfield 35 !Fulton 50 TO RENT: 2 or 3 room iL BANK Simmons 15 Are Defeated 23. To 9 PIANOS. New Spinets $485 with WANTED e.ypecially to thahli. stem with mitj9a icsaue eJaseball Sharpe Alin() $7. Bone 20 F for couple. Furn- sIefinv iG bench. A large selection of apartment .d ardyiseschhk:o.l.T14...;., Metropolis all: 42. St Ways Pigue 4 Anderson 13 lit First-Round Game Of -4 eun..10-na l 774 From Fulton If used Pit11104 such an 5881 ur.j ii Padacah ) Nelms 11,_._ C__. Sullivan Steinway, City. - I le 3 S(33.11141 DiVh40111 Toomey Starr. Kimball, Baldwin. ' FLuletonorortu Homemakers. Dr. Y. MICE GOING, KID Princeton 37, Marion 35 Forrest 0__._ Fowler NI First Team Wins Special $95. Free delivery. 04-34. and Mrs Ann Ho IL In these days of housing short- Calvert City 12, Kiriceey 17 Bard 5 0 Baas The Angels of South Fulton 97 2, in the HaRRY EDWARDS, 1108 South dik -ALBERT BARD Re'lland 61, Sedalia 113. Subs: Fulton-Campbell high school, runners-up 7540, I; Team 5th St., Paducah, Phone 4431. wr sesrvi" 13Iandville 61, Melber 49 Baird, Nall. Sammons and Eighth District girls basketball _ THANK YOU! Teri•ifittrOs re 50 100 hos„ so woe .Joe Fulgham 87, Hickman 33 Collins. Wickliffe-Beardsley 7, tournament, were on the short ABITING M A C IR I MRS. TYPIII who has alien Is 'Mend 46-22 1, Arington side of a 23-9 score in their CASH REGIS. '2\ NATIONAI. Heath 48, Benton 38 Steward 4, Berkhart FOR SALE7 1941 Buick Super , WRITERS AND , during my recent coniliateil. game with the Hornbeak girls ROI:UHT-Sold, WIngo 49, Lowes 36. 1, and Dennis. and 1939 1 and one-half ton 1 TERM "wit"!at this hour of My neer. s CARDS ERE FRIDAY 2 3 4 at Trenton, Tenn.. Office supphen. ULTON OF- Score by quarters: 1 last night Cheerolet truck with stake ' 1: from Haws Memorial ' 1-170 WINE WEEK Fulton . .10 19 32 50 in the first round of the Sec- VICE S U PPPLY COMPANY, I The %Vickie is Tigers, paced by body. 13013 WHITE MOTOR ' vibql to give thanks. COLORED NEWS Wickliffe .. .18 32 46 75 ond Division tourney. j Phone 55. vilKing attendance. f .1 Speciak Captain Leon Fowler's, 25 points, CO. 59-4tc. QUARTETTE TO SING B team lineups: The Humboldt girls won over part attenUen, for romped to a t5-50 victory over Appliances,iances, Wiring, Radio Repair- The McGowan Brothers quar- Fulton 22 Pos. Wicaliffe 45 Mazon Hall 37-27. and the Hum- FOR SALE: 3 family apartment thou hts for tj the Fulton listidogs at Wick- , ing and f'-port Goods. CITY tette will sing at the Church uf _ . Stewart 4 boldt boys walloped the Union house. Live in one and rent cheers, for everyth liffe last night, and the Wicks; CC PANT, 20 6 Carlst Holiness on College street , BYassee 10 __ F_ _ Dunn 0 City Tornado 27-17 in the two Cali 1319-W. 59 7tp ..___two. ELECTRIC been done by everiVhe life secopd ott trimmed the Commercial, Phone de'. zirl-tfs Friday at 8 p. m., the paatera Holt _____ C_ D. Dennis it5 ia her first-round contests. I sible. I sincerely' ex • Pups 46-22 ! South Fulton's Red Devils I Rev. C. F. Covington, ann404e43.1 Carney 1 ____ Sullivan "4 A RUBBEla STAMP? My thanks. God Last night .Jme leaves only; meet their first opposition NEED Hyland _ Burkhart 41 LEADER -WILLIE MAE H Thursday at 9 p. m. when they'NIB Tourney j Quick service at the -- Mayfield her a, iy night onj Subs: Fulton-Misrhke 3; Dyersburg. Tenn. tha Fulton ,r season sehe-1 play Tiptonville's boys. The Lake I OFFICE. FRgl) MENSER Ocedwin, Olasco 4, Thompson We want to thaink-r and 2. Wickliffe-Ar- countlana won the Seventh P. R. BIN- Ruddle ACTO INSURANCE. for their kindness, , New °Mier of Tha Tigers 'laminated thej rington 2. Rollins, Hunt 4. Shaft- District meet. IShaping Up FORD, phone 307, Fulton, Ky. and floral offerIng" In th game all the an and Haynes. Semi-finals in both' boyx' and 42-30tp RE-N1.1 SHOE SHOP ,1 leadipg 1f):10,; 2. B. Dennis of George Veatch. We: *- Aral Sabra .1... Z.. 3 4 girls' brackets will betila4ed.1014- ra10 Lake Seeentrogy 32-19. 402 ,.75,511.. at ataie bp..quastent ' Went Virginia, precasted the !serviette/ 01 end of clearter) ; Fulton 8 13 21 22 day night, with the finals illte *--M I MSOCIRAPI I 'NO : 1 "LdSturs, Invites you to visit him. I Already In Wildcats tbeak Funeral 'lows! The Plias v., a. within one I Wickliffe 9 16 38 46 doled Saturday night startina cards, Demean's, etc. Mary at 7:30 Are lieayy Favorites Now lairtini, pi • Clinton 2461. Clegg and Brother tarate. 1441.11FVF• I4V le(IV ill 4 NIE Laet night's lineups: MOTHER BURTON'S GIFT --THE FAMILY or , • • Hornheak 23 Pos. S. Fulton a j New York, Fea. 26-4/11-With fine*, litre GEORGE VEATCH a ,/ ...11 • Ills.KESILIIY RIK RITA TNE Ex-ROIARIER, A 11-141,114LONAINIA i Kentucky, ' F__ West Virsinia and r act* WEDDLE. TO PIONEER OIL WAS POISED FORA cOyERED TIN IDENTIFICATION j Granisod 19 ___ Mipore lines opt One MOST Fosses TO RAF TLIKON,VONEN TwO NUIAGER.5 IRK SEEM cumutor ; Short r ------("ham 6 I two 1,1 the most powerful area inp were destroyed "Ova* Tows IN TIM ANNALS ARMED MAN STEPPED WARR 1'Parr 2 e' Vowed 1 in the caantry, already In tars. 14:Wire Block Of nearby were damaged.. OC AVIATION TOOK rt.scs LAST 0:MAPPED DIE MOT NYC-. J fold, the National lee/tate:nal E'iemblir,:.jcp- WW1* irr NEWARK AIRPORT Mat his 0 LO'''; Firenicii trom uorruls •AIEN A FOUR-1114•INII PLANE Davis 0 Blaze- j baskebail teernatneot fed for Kealtueky Village !?hns and by hitesibterp, DISAPPEARED INTO TUE VOLD deck 0 Jane 3 1947 begins to elope up as one local fire lighters keel , be ti- 6-3:25=9:25 SLUE yam's. Subs: Hombeak-Hayes 2. of the beet since the 1138 in- Destroyed By Fire teens battle the flames, bet xdb- Spicer, Wallace and Doyle. S. augural, ficezing temperaturea tornat 341-1/Pi- An Fultoti-Decimon 3, Hudson, The annourcement of Kett- Neon, Ky.. Feb. much of the water Into sheets Dua ; tucky's areantance 111:1,1C entire business bluets was des- cf Ice. Roach. Officlals--Earneat . mas and J. H. Rochelle. j yestereiy. thus assurtiag the ; troyed by fire here early today. . unofficially , !,, At the Third Division thurna- I tauraey of Its 1946 winner. now causing &images In snow belt states, tewalic melt at Martin lael night the : sated by many as the Mn. 1 out- , estimated at $200,000 ; The jai . tee, restaurants, a deaths per mile of diesel/se, op. '0JIT Palmersville girls won over Cot- (It in the country. West Virginia dry goods stores, 24 to 53 percent ingber hi win- tage Grove 48-19 the McKenzie was mimed Monday. 'grocery, t‘vo and two dwell- ter than .n summer.. girls thumped Sardis 45-28, and . Six more teams wit' be picked a court Milting :... 4 IS the Parsons boys nosed out Mar- to round out the eight-team I fieal for the tourney EMS" tin 41-40. starting 1March 15 at Madison Square flints About Korean "Iron Curtain!!" 1111111111••••• - ; Garden. Although the F election RLONDIE Einior-TI-c Life Of TT, part, Junior College committee, headed by Asa 4S II h Bushnell, secretary of the East- vilicraE iT? Finals Tonight em College AtIletic conference. IlArl IT PIC,IIT I Ashland. Ky.. Feb. 26 --eel - has not disclosed the teims Un- I3I- R.17 Ohl - , DON'r CARE- Pikeville and Cumberland will der consideration. it was believ- GNP! -05 BO•L() ( THAT TI S WHAT meet tonight for the champion of ed that et least 22 Colleges had GOOD/ _ a THEY RE in tie) vacancies. VJEARtiaG the Kentucky Junior College j a chance to fUl G000f however, laEnaON basketball tournament. ; A number of these, Pikeville won its way to thc i may play iii the NCAA c.hatra finals last night by defeating pianship tournament l'stead. Ashl- nd In an overtime game, I These regarded as lit the run- ji 71-60. Earlier. Cumberland had ning include Duquesne, only un- defeated top-seeded Campbells- beaten college five in the coun- ara _as\ ville, 46-41. try, N -Ivy, Notre Dame, Syracuse, In a consolation semi-fInni, Heade Island State, St. Joseph's I Paducah downed Lindsey Wil- 'of Philadelphia, Muhlenberg, een 51-45, and Lee's. whloped Sue Western Kentucky, !Bennett 79-41. Pachicrih and I Texas Wesleyan, Texas, City Col- ,Lee's meet today in a consola- 1 lege of New York, St.. John's of tion game. B:ooklyn. Fordhnm. Long Island U., New York U., Santa Clara. 111.041kiT Rol There I., y The words "calculate" and !North Carolina State, Arizona, "calculus" rise derived front the St. Louis, Oklahoma and Miss- Teta DOESN'T ffitAlla rri Latin word for pebbles._ _ of t'utirmi 1.)OK LIKE UW_ERT41141A./ NOT A isellaa TNIUG isi .01sommumummoommommommosnommumeinmemin umpimploi Q a 5161477, , , Tara tAR • Female _ g II. ccti. John B. Hedge (debt). 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'St Wednesday Evening, February 26, NV Fulton Daily Leader, Fulton, Kentucky Ms- MARRIAGE LICENSE tour Owans has been rOgo Mrs. R L. Bradley Is improv• j Troy Yandell and Opal Jon with 12 , mis3ed by 21 feet, equipped HOSPITAL NEWS ing of Mayfield obtained a marriage Report Mrs. Mettle OW' has been Wall Street tables,te Mrs. Ronald Dede and baby' license Feb. 22, from I. E. Toni, steam table. FULTON 11011111V1 dismissed She Flew A Plane—Even New York, Feb. 28-01—The electrc refrigerator, doing fine. Jr. deputy county court clerk. So cold running water,I are Jones Clinic stock market tuffered a further hot and PATIENTS ADMITTET Mrs. M V. Penn is about the sufficient cooking utensils Barron and baby relapse today although the speed and I Judge McMurray, li,ekman. dome. Mrs. Phillip Up . was and tableware. Herring is doing fine. lilt Was Her First Time of Tuesday's late sell-off Mrs. Jody MeAllater, Clinton. Little Martha are not approached. In a division of the basement, Baby Gary Johnson, Clinton, doing Mrs. Buddy Henderson and PLAY PART introduced to courageous motors and a long list rooms and flush toilets ati hne. (Miss Norma Weatherspoon of was Steels, shower Is doing nicely following J. II. Nabors is akeit the same.' baby are doing SCH(KW Gorham former army in- were prominent been installed. A gift to CRUTCHFIELD Fulton, now a reporter for the Ben of industrials have operation. Mrs. Hamp has un- Mrs Ray Stafford and baby structor, who put his life in my side at an active No. Fulgham P-TA Itself tostington Leader, recenUy on the losing us? OTHER PATIENTS dergone an operation. are doing fine. Friday Night, Feb. 28th hands, hands too weak to oper- opening The pace of activity raised $3,300 to help finance the Wrote the following story about Eldon Alterdice, Lynnville, Heasilt improv- Mrs. J. C. witherspoco and ate the starter of the plane— ls prices steadied at work. Still owe $500 or more. Mrs. W. by first airplane flight). slowed Mrs. Wilburn Hardy and baby, are doing fine. Musk her until I remembered to turn on lower levels, and tome issues Hickman Co. Board of Educe- inst. • baby laughed when I sat down FumItoren.. is doing GRIFFIN BAND of CLINTON They the engine, that is staged modest recoveries. Neer Ion furnished the materiaL Fulton. Mrs. Travis Dunlap Tan Hart is improving. the cockpit. t.nd they were Mrs. Harvey Pewitt, nItmion 115c a-A1 25e la "Drive a car?" he asked. "Okay. middway declines of fractions Harry A.' Barry, sanitarian of Martin, nicely. Mrs. Whayne Davis and baby Ad couldn't tly a plane. AS John Brockwell, is doing rIght—I HHere's the throttle, opens by to more than a point predomin- the fru!ton -Hickn- an county Willie Mac Hudson are doing nicely. - of record, I'd never Benefit of a matter pushing in, closes by pulling. ated. health department was a guid- fine. Brown is doing as in a plane. But you TeMniriS. Robert Bowan, Clinton. nicely. Mrs. W. H. SCHOOL CAFETERIA Wen been Here's the wheel Pull it toward Prominent losers included ing spirit in tackling the prob- Inez Patton is doing be expected. seen rt., take-off Mrs. Hubert Griggs, Clinton. Jr., is do- well as could Mould have you, she goes up. Push it, she Bethlehem, Youngstown Sheet, lem, and Principal Beanl Dar- ingMrsnic. eftoly y Netherly. • flight and my landing. Tilman Ray. Pulenersville. J. A. Purcell is during nicely and my goes down. Keep the nose about Republic Steel, General Motors, nell really worked on the pro- baby. I actually piloted I plane, Mrs. E. L. Johnson and Tep. two inches below the horizon for WeAlaghouse Electric, U. 8 with both "brain and there in what they call feet almekrms. light up level flying, raise it a couple to Clyp.sum, Dougtot Aircraft, Penn- brawn," to put it over. Yes, we blue yonder, and with "Neal Looney and baby, Atbe wild climb, lower it to Come down. Railroad, Southern patrons and bit of coaching sylvania had cooperative Fulton. -40), the tiniest drive all around the Pacific, Grelt. a-plenty, and there's lines. "Now Railway, Southern friends Mrs. Alvis Teague and baby, *OM the side Stop at the end of No. 8 Preferred, Anaconda, other improvement we field. Northern still one Martin, Te n n. Now, this Isn't a blurb to-say by plating on your Power & Light and to add to it. Some other runway Electric hope Mrs. Edward Asbe:1 and baby, that is one easy lesson you too Check the wane. Then, Chrysler, Santa Fe mention that. brakes. Testy: Co. time will Oakton, Ky. rain be a hot pilot. It's merely go right down the middle of the New York Central achieved of and Mrs. Monroe Luther and naby. qh account of the experiences strip, open the thrrttle all the narrow gains. Fulgham Ili has a new mem- a girl who took months and ' when you lilt 60 miles and com- freshman class. Mimi Fulton. way and Bonds were narrow ber in the Charles Stewart. Fulton. Months to learn to drive a car take off." Jo Vaughn, formerly of an hour, modities mixed. Betty Berke Williams, Dresden, Mid then whizzed a plane—a Just like that I suddenly re- Chicago. Her parents have our- nal airplane, that is—around that the plane was in old Gardiner place Tenn. alized chased the R. C. Mee, Hickman. sky the first time she man- I mias at the con- NEWS Mrs. the • the air and FIll.GHAM near Mt. Zion Church. Darnell. Clinton. to get inside one. "Oh, no," I sighed and al- Sock Jim's) :Med trots. Feb. 24—(ny' LeeDaltolnenktiln, To he coherent about this in- went off into a Mrs. Rosie Batts spent San- most Mrs. W.'(I aim Arehle Martin, Chilton credible feat (I still don't be- Now I wish I could say I Cunt:act Let day in Clinton with trance.l been has been quite ill Merritt Milner, Fulton. itre tti.'the *hole thing began soared and zoomed and made At last the contract has Summers, who but she is now able sirs. Ed Irvin. Hickman, IlItts Leascusaionsder-office di lazy eights and did fancy dives let for the Fulghain-Meiropolis some time, swat the heohipe. a little while at the Mrs. James Smith, Bradford. two- and rolls and climbs. But, alas, road to Lyons and Breeden of to sit up a little LIVING ROOM SUITES grade, visitors were her Tenn. seater operated without rudder_ _ , I'm only human even if I did Rogersville, Tenn.. for time. Other max staff me Be- Seay, wife and two Millie Patterson, Arlington. living room an,1 Our amtse "• I feel like an angel. So I did noth- drain and gravel surface. children, Len Spring built : corner W. A. PATIENTS DUMMIED: bars said anyone, even I. could mg more wonderful than fly over ginning at the Dowdy children of Memphis. sofa bed suites thoroughly fly it without tatting lessens. the road of Fulgham. Mrs. D. 1.4eNcal, Hickman. I Lexington awhile, dropping down north of Trirver Store Elegy, and family, in style with attract- Ky. OS and Mrs. Clyde Mrs. John R. Dedman, Fulton. modern ,Tht "even you" affected the to look at familiar landmarks - goes to Beulah and on to Mrs. Elbert Kaier front of of Clin- Mrs. Wiliam Gibson, Clinton. ive woodtrim on beauty quirk in nly nature, the courthouse where I spend near Milburn, a stretch of six Hopkins and husband Ozarge Pillow. Fulton, pieces. They are spring-filled AS I accepted the challenge. most of my days the Leader of- miles or more. ton. with. -needed improve- Nr...ors Sublet, Clinton. nts were made lice, the University, Keeneland, This is a long at Arlington. operator of the will give that section Our basketball lire. R. A. Howell. Crutch- Slailenliemlees Bohmer. the trotting ment and Friday night due Priced at Service at Blue . track.er and better outlet to our was canceled field. Dahm Plying I say nothing more wond- closer county tournament was willing to I Did seat at Clinton, and a to their Mum Yield, who than that? Golly, if it had country Hickman here Memetial one of his I erful to Fulton there. We play Haws 11111 his &coupe and more thrilling. I pro- straight drive $89.95 scheme. So I been any Program Tuesday night. baby have igetructors on my would have headed her Church coal dealer, has Mrs. Roy Green and everything bably bitter cold wind Noble Watts, are doing and up drew up a will giving up and never have Despite the on a short busi- been admitted and in my refriger- straight Mt. Pleasant had a nice gone to Detroit tram the oysters come down to earth again. Sunday, record collection to out. A good program ness and baby star to my After a few minutes. though. crowd Mrs. Bert Collins set the home talent and East St. and are do- fellowd I became so nonchalant about featuring Edward Spicer of have been admitted airport. abundance of eats at the here mat tor the the whole affair (I keep telling an Louis spent the weekend ing nicely. dillydallying. / hour. Mrs. Mlle been admit- There was no myself; that Mr. Gorham and I noon with his mother. Merell Davis has Thee names were submitted Spicer, and family. ted for a tonsilectomy. raked up some mutual acquaint- Inman,I away as I for membership; John Naomi Rolland is doing nice ance and chatted Uncle Jeff In- I Jess Miller is returning home around the clouds. Sr., and brother, g an operation. drove us Martha Tibbs, all from Detroit after a short visit 17 f°11-w1n improv- getting bock onto man. and Mrs. Freddie Ray McCoy is ' I'll adnilt other churches. with his ..iater, Mrs. Rip Jack= had me a little wor- coming from the ground stewards were named son and family, and his mother. S. improving FLOOR LAMPs but as we circled the field Five more Betty Ridgeway is ried Will Mont- Mrs. Alice Miller. who is spend- and baby — the left, please—Mr. Gorham for confirmation: Mrs. Robert Rickman Tom Kimbro. James Lee, Mg the winter there. 6.95 me the few simple instruc- gomery, are doing nicely gave and Mrs. Len nicely. in his precise, minimum- Mrs. Jack Vaden visitors in the home L. N. Oilford is doing and tions Sunday is doing phrases. "Go straight in Barclay. Rebecca Watts were Mr. Mrs. Connie Jones worded the program from of Mrs. up the strip we used to take off. Attending Hershell Jackson and nicely. on Mrs. Smith nadir of and Mrs. nicely. her pointed down until you away were of Clinton, Mr. and Johnny Brown is doing Be "SUITED" Keep Mr. and Mrs Paul Ed- son Jackie improv- land. Level off0 Ease off on the Benton Choate, Jr., of Shiloh, Ars, Kate Lacewell Inman, Mrs. Jimmie Moore' Mrs. Ed Brake it." It was easy. ward and Mrs. Norvelle Floyd ing. ' throttle. and Mrs. Carl Sarten,1 and Mr. is doing From Our Stock! After that, I had no qualms and Mr. Gary. Mrs. Watts left Mrs. Milburn Adams sons, of Clinton, Mr.'and son, about driving, er, and two for a visit in Cantor- nicely. ! whatsoever Jefferson Barak, aad last night is do- fine auits is the field, under and Mrs. Oeorp Harris Herring Our 'selection of I lasiing- around and Mrs. nix. CHAIRS giant transport children of Fulton. Mr. Farmer ing nicely. complete. All the new I *mowing of a Mr. and Mrs. Otis now to our parking Wallace McKernon of Mayfield, will celebrate Mrs. J. Bryant Williams is do- ship and back Mur- (Mable Vaughan) luxurious platform rockers. melting details will make you John Walter Brinkley of anniversary Mg nicely. place. Miss their tenth wedding Wide selection of covers. to the office to ray. and Rev. Wayne Owen, Samanthq Mrs. James Jones and baby want one! And so back Ves- Feb. 28, and Mrs. was starved Pearl Owen and their dad, miss her are doing fine. destroy that will—I Auttis Craig of Fulton will those oysters. ter Owen, of Paducah. year as she only Danny Jo Simon is unimprov- $19.95 to $39.50 Gabardines! and I wanted was the lay- ; birthday this • All Wool Mullins of Salem years, on Ribs ed. Stroud of : has one every four man speaker. Dana don't miss the Mrs. Walter Ridgeway is doing • Fine Worsteds! to Salem. 29. Hope you Livestock Market Mt. Pleasant went that go with the nicely. Salem to Mt. presents. tho, fine. Cheeks! Stockyards. 111., Feb. Ferdie Terser of I Mrs. M. A. Harris is doing • Tiny Baby National J. W. Stroud from occasion. (USDA )— Hogs 8.000; Vernon, and 28-4/P)— was heard at Jack- • Time New Colors! fairly active; 170 lbs. up 50-75 Mt. Pleasant TAXPAYERS, lower than Tuesday's average; son Chapel. NOTICE-TO VOTERS, 50-1.00 lower; Fuchsia In C-J ptteed from lighter weights of the MEN: lower; Milk ,good and In the Sunday issue ESPECIALLY BUSINESS sows 25-50 Feb. 23 we AND 170-250 lbs. 28.75-29.00; Courier-Journal of choice see pictures and a 29.00: few 250-310 lbs 28.25- are happy to we want in South Fulton: We want a top writeup of our This is what $29.95 to $55 75; 130-150 lbs. 24.00-25; 100-120 complimentary consisting of a SUMS cafeteria by staff form of Government, . RED ROOM lb. pigs 21.00-23.00; good 270- new school Commission Harry Boiser. and a Finance Commis- be I Sixes for one and all! 500 lb. sows 25.00-75; heavier correspondent Mayor, a Street Commissioner Modern Walnut finish A group of grade students are Fulton , weights 24.00-75; most stags sioner. These men to be business men of South room suites Some with panel 9 to 15-10 to 44 few 21.00. men at the tables and Joe House, who poster 18.50-20.50: Sonny Arm- to the positions by popular vote—men beds, acme with 3,000: calves 1,000; open- Monty Vaden and elected Cattle at the improvements that we Pre-war prices start at 111,4 to ing trade moderately active and bruster are recognised will get us streets and other mostly medium to wash -basins. , fully steady; of sorely need, NOT PROMISES. $89.95 good steers offered with The Improvements consist • rI average 97 early sales largely 19.50-23.50; a a modern, sanitary cafeteria, This is what we do not want: We don't until a few 24.00; good heifers and mix- popular vote 2 to We at 29.00; good to choice Mayor who was defeated by Skop Early for ed yearlings 20.00-22.75: some higher filling station attend. Overage and top good mixed steady to 50 higher it 27.00-50; don't want any delivery boys, hest Releiliong! yearlings 23.00; medium to lop medium to low good 14.00-20.00. luneh-stand operators from Kentucky to tell market open- ants, or load 141.00-19.50; a few good cows Sheep 750; lamb we can do or can not do. I1.6a.41): common and medium ed 50-75 cents higher; about us what • choice na- COWS 12.00-14.50; canners three decks good and this no- bad lambs If you agree with us, dear reader, clip and cutters largely 10.00-12.00; tive and fed western wool • Small Deposit WW Held fed for your signature medium and good sausage bulls to all interestr $4.25; deck tice, sign it in the place provided Any Garment. 14.08-15.75; a few good beef bulls I southwest lambs 24.00; other and mail it to 18.00-25; top venters 50 cents I not established. ROOM SUITES Sea. Charles B. Fields BREAKFAST Chrome breakfast suites, 5 serviceable Beautifully finished. Or pieces. Refreshing lunch ... have a Coke Rep. George C. Cloys $59.95 Other su.tes in white enamel State Capitol, $29.95. Nashville, Tenn. KITCHEN SIGNATURE CHAIRS Inds advertisement paid Sir by advocates of Cosandmion room or kitchen form gi Government tar South lralien, Tenn.) Extra breakfast chairs. Chairs of leather covers. $6.95 each FOR AN A-1 CLEANING JOB of Red Springs available now . Take it to Limited number CHENILLE BED SPREADS I 9.95 INNERSPRING MATTRESSES $UM TABLE umrs $ 595 OCCASIONAL ROCKERS _ . 11 1/91 Al CLEANERS PRE-WAR COOK STOVES 11419.95 ELECTRIC WATER HEATERS $ 53.75 5-TUBE RADIOS $ 28.711 CASH and C.ARRY New shipment Crowther Cedar Chests just received

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