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•jottinga from Jo's NEWS^ftt The Farm and Home Paper of the Ken-Tenn Territory Note Book Volume Twenty-Four Fulton, Fulton County, Kentucky, Thursday October 6, 1955 Number Forty
Following lait month'! City Council meeting the News edi- torialized on the possibility and BERT YARBRO, JR. the feasibility of changing the i Patterson 7o Be pi*sent form ot City Govern- { ment A suggestion was made at I NAMED PRESIDENT the Council meeting regarding j a change to either the City Man- ager form of city government OF YOUNG DEMOS Heard In Marshal 01 perhaps the City Superinten- Group Hears dent form of Government and stated thst either form might be Gen. Buckman a • fine system for our City mllii Council to adopt. Talk Of Unity County In January Attorney - General J. D• I Circuit Judge Elvis J. Stahr all records of the case will be We hsve done-a good deal ot JI^H • Buckman, i [Tuesday gl anted Mi s. Willie sent to-Benton-lef-tli»-4»iaj.-Ha investigating of bo\h forms of for Lieutenant - Governor in Mae Patterson a change of ve added there was no way for him Government and want to tell . the August primaries was the nue her trial on a charge of to know whether the trial would you a little bit about what we i principal spesker Tuesday night murder in connection with the be held in January or whether learned In the first place the when the Young Democrats fataf shooting of her estranged Judge Lovett would continue it change to a City Manager form held their annual meeting at husband, Clyde Patterson, to another date. of Government would, because i Smith's Rose Room A large Judge Stahr ordered the case The change of venue came of law. have to be submitted to | number of Democrats from sev- transferred to Marshall Circuit after 23 prospective jurors had a vote of the people and within , eral First District counties were Court at Benton and all wit- been disqualified, and only five recent months we have seen I in attendance at the meeting, nesses were placed under bond tentatively accepted. this done in several communi- I presided over by Jerry Jones, for appearance there on the With that problem facing the ties around In some instances president of the group. Monday in January. court Mrs. Patterson's attorneys the measure has passed and in second Mr Buckiuan stressed the then will pass into reinstated a motion for the some instances the measure was The case need for party unity in the soundly detested In every case, the jurisdiction of Circuit Judge change in venue if-NJ^ General Election in November of course, there was the usual H H Lovett. Judge Stahr said Judge Stahr said he believed and urged that Democrats amount of political msnuvering |i tu wawas s virtually impossible to everywhere forget the spirited from the pros and' cons and the ' obtain a jury ill Fulton County primary and join in electing a C success or failure of the mea- and that rather than summons full Democratic Ucket in No- sure depended on which side M DADE'S FIRM IS a venire from another location vember. to try the case here, he ordered put up the strongest fight "I was not for Happy Chand- the change. - AWARDED STREET "I felt like she might get a Here in Fulton we don't ler in the primary," Mr. Buck- ! fairer trial in some other place," think that the City Manager man told his audience "But the Judge Stahr said. form ol Government would primary is over and it is time i IMPROVEMENT JOB Mrs Patterson was tried here ever come to pass and there THE PRIMARY LS OVER - Four of Kentucky's Democratic leaders clasp hands at a to jota rsaks^ in dec^ Happy in May with the jury failing to are several good reasons sd- > and Harry Lee Waterfield by City Council Also Louisville Harmony meeting, pledging all-out support for A. B. Chandler and the 100.000 marority in November " agree Judge Stahr said a jury vsnced why it wouldn't. In the ...... first place we don't think that j Democratic ticket at the November 8 general election. From left: Bert Combs, Earle Much credit wss given Jen- Extends Corporate In other action in this term, the City of Fulton can afford : Clements, Alben Barkley and A. B. Chandler. Barkley predicted a Chandler victory nings kearby for arranging the Limits Monday of court the Judge sentenced s City Manager. Such people by more than 100,000 votes while Clements called on all Kentuckians to unite behind meeting Gov Gray, a Hickman resi- sre highly specialised experts1 Mr Buckman's The Fulton City Council has the ticket. Chandler said. "A winner can be magnanimous but a loser can be magnifl- Fallowing dent. to ten years in the pen- and they don't come for free. I talk officers for the coming accepted a bid from McDade itentiary on two counts of The City Manager of Louisville cent. I salute the magnificent Bert Combs." year were elected. They are: and McDade, Contractors, to re- pandering. Gray wss charged makes somewhere in the neigh- Bert Yarbro, Jr., president; surface several streets in the with pandering on behalf of borhood of g20.000 and expens- Ruth Johnson, first vice - presi- corporation, and has directed hfct wife snd also s resident . ss. I believe. The City Msnager dent; Tolbert Dallas, second by a resolution passed Monday of St. Louis. of Paducah makes somewhere vice - president! Roland Green, night that a "negotiated" con- Thursday the court will in the vicinity of $8,000 and third vice - president; Kathryn tract should be executed for convene In Fulton when the you probably know that Padu- \ Fulton County Boys To Exhibit Hassell. fourth vice - president; $62,648.17 for the work. case of R. C. Waire vs the rah hat had a terrific turn- John Stayton, secretary; and J. i McDede's original bid was for City of Fulton and Carml over in its msnsgers in recent C. Meness, treasurer $67,418.32 Page and the Maryland Bond- years Members of the board of di- | in other actions at the month- ing Company is scheduled to rectors are Roland Nugent, Don lly council meeting, an ordinance The msnsgers have left Pa- I Cattle At International Show be heard. durah either for better paying I Sensing, Frank Rice, Jr., Mrs. was adopted annexing to the ...... Jobs or for inefficiency, or for I \ State Herd of Jersey catUs the Chicago Stock Yards It will Patsy Gamm, Ardel Fields and | corporation of all of the land Fred Homra. Hying to the north of the U. S. was obtained then by calling 60 other reasons, but at any rats raised by Kentucky farm young- be made up ot catUe from Ful- ; 45-51 by-pass between the over- venire-men after the regular that city hat had a hard time sters will compete in the com- ton. Christian, Callaway, Henry, KING MOTOR CO. „ ... .. , , head bridge st the city park and panel had been exhausted. keeping a City Manager for petitions of the big Internation- Boyle, Jessamine and Lincoln the overhead bridge at the L C The trial was reset for last long al Dairy Show which is set for counties Something I\eu> Added new yards PartTf this land is b«t an affidavit by a Oct. 1-15 in the Ampitheatre of From Fulton, catUe will be LOW BIDDER ON To WalU In Suite Suppose Fulton were to vote shown by Billy Ward and Of Governor occupied by Greenlea cemetery, ; Phy» «an that Mre. Patterson in the City Manager form of part of U by an automobile ^ ^ stand trial George B Burnette. and 8her caused the week's delay. Government, It would be darn- ; rts rill Oliver and Thomas Ray FL NEW TRUCKS Until now no picture has P» and part unoccupied, Tuesday a panel of three ed lucky to get a qualified man Thp WILLOW-WUDE Bruce Edward K. Dorris. Hop- hung on any wall of the Gov- Northern boundary is the Hickman physicians examined for less than $7000 a year Even 1 kinsville; Chsrles Eldridge, Local Firm ernor's new suite at the State £ right-of-way. Mrs. Patterson and pronounced st that he would be a young Thc Murray; Jsmes Boyer. Camp- Capitol But now there is one council, in reviewing in- her able to stand trial. fellow on his wsy up and he Gets Contract surance th BULL WINS FIRST bellsburg; Billy Brock Dunn in the outer reception room, « hall and its The three physicians, Dr. D. would soon leave, or perhaps a and Luther Owen Harris, Car- From Stale where all visitors are sure to contents, decided to raise con- H White, Dr. J. G. Samuals and has-been who lost the art of roll.in, Walter C Gander, Dan- see jt tents insurance from $1000 to Dr. J. C. Samuels, made the ex- managing a city and wouldn't totaling ,6000 and AT NATIONAL SHOW ville. Harley Veal. Nicholas- Contract awards It is a framed, glass- ' building from $14,000 amination. stay around for long So there $137,605 for additional automo- to 25 900 Hensley Farms D. Noble, two ville; Samue C. Matheny, Stan covered copy of the invoice » Upward revisions Mrs. Patterson, in the previ- too, we would hsve thst ever are due t0 a 10000 a vear old Guernsey bull from ford; R. C. Twav, Louuisville— biles and trucks for the Kentue- for carpeting in the suite * ddi- ous trial, testified she shot her changing City Manager problem ,,on ust all will show Jerseys in the in- ky Highway Department were The invoice is from the Stras- l . completed and the former husband after he threat- and that would throw us into Willow Wilde Farms. Fulton, dividual classes and in the class I announced by the Purchasing sel Co., Louisville It shows Purchase of new equipment in ened to shoot her and made a more confusion in a month Ky. owned by Mr and Mrs for state herds. Division today. that on Jan. 13, 1955, the th* °ity clerks office. motion toward his revolver ly- than we could worm out of in Cecil Burnette and Mr and Mrs. A week, jam-packed with in- The awards bring to $958,366 Commonwealth of Kentucky ing on the car seat beside him. s yesr. Elmer Hlxon. won first place as a two year old at the National terest for both city and rural the total value of highway was sent invoice No. 890 for Junior Woman's Club The first trial was held after Dairy Show in Waterloo. Iowa. folk, will bring farm producer equipment bought in the past $2,720 for carpeting in the Opens Club Year Judge Stahr overruled a motion From whst we've learned Tuesday He has been nominat- and city consumer together A several weeks Officials said the Governor's suite of six of- for a change of venue. lately we would like to see the ed as All-Americsn Two Year colorful parade on downtown purchasees are to replace worn fices On Tuesday City Fathers employ a City State Street will spotlight milk equipment Old This is the carpeting which The Junior Women's Club I Superintendent, which ia a dairy foods on Saturday. The Purchasing Division said was referred to in the cam- D. Noble won Kentucky held their first meeting of the j vastly different type of situa- 8. During the 8-day event, all the awards approved today paign as "the $20,000 rug" Grand Champion at the State year Tuesday night with a pot- FIRST DISTRICT tion from the City Manager I top show strings of dairy pure- went to lowest bidders It listed as he campaigned successful- Fair in Louisville and Grand luck supper and interesting | have it from good aifftiority breds from 22 states and Canada the vehicles, bids, and firms as: ly against Democrat Bert Champion in Mid-South Fair in program. Mrs. Robert Rudolph j that the City could hire a City will compete for $40,000 in Thirty - seven Dodge 2 - ton Combs. The carpeting was WOMEN'S CLUB TO Memphis. He stands undefeated presided and graciously wel- Superintendent tomorrow, save premiums. dump trucks. $84,286. King bought by Gov Lawrence as a two year old. He has twen- comed the members and guests upwards of $4000 a year, re- Daily demonstrations bf cook- Motor Company. Fulton; 28 Wetherby, who supported ty choice daughters on the to the meeting. lieve the Cotincilmen of the ery featuring dairy products Dodge half-ton pickup trucks, I Combs. MEET OCT. 13 farms. Entitled an "Evening of j constant worry of tending to will be held in a Dream Kitchen $35,344. and one *«-ton Dodge \ Music" the club was entertained the details in their departments D Noble was sired by Mc- where winners in the $25,000 pickup truck. $1,429. Hannah , Beaver Dam Is by vocal solos by Mrs. Viola and what is more bring about Donald Farms Distinctor and is Golden Dairy Recipe Contest Mptors, Louisville; six Ply- Helen French Pledges Strong and a medley of piano Site For Annual greater efficiency than has ever out of the Hensley Farms G. will show their prize recipes. mouth sedans with standard ' numbers by Paul Westpheling. been witnessed in local City Nona a cow that has won many The 15 acres of floor space in transmission. $9,404, and four Meeting Of Clubs Social Sorority At UK Mrs. Haws accompanied Mrs. Government honor awards during her four the Ampitheatre and its new Plymouth sedans with automat- Strong at the piano. Following years on the Tanbark annex will be filled with farm ic transmission, $7,045, Goodwin Miss Helen French of Hick- The forty - second annual man has received a bid to join the program the young matrons The most amazing fact that I His six months old brother and dairy equipment exhibits as Brothers, Lexington. meeting of the First District of the Kappa Alpha Theta sorority held their business meeting. the Kentucky Federation of learned while looking into the sold for $2,000 last Msy Mr. well as dairy foods displays. on the University of Kentucky Women's clubs will be held on two types of Government is Ilixon. who took D Noble to Chicago radio stations will campus. Thursday, Oct. 13. in the Beaver that such s msn as a City Sup- Waterloo, phoned Mr. Burnette broadcast farm shows direct BRO. COVINGTON Don Pichitino from Houston, erintendent is available on a of his victory st the noon hour from the building Miss French is one of 234 wo- Texas was the house guest ot Dam Baptist Church at Beaver Dam. it was announced recenUy moment's notice, well maybe Tuesdsy. (continued on psge seven) men students chosen for sorori- Follis Bennett this week-end in not that fast, and is well ac- CONDUCTS REVIVAL ty bids as announced by Mrs. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe I by Mrs. Carlos B Embry of quainted with the set - up of Sarah B. Holmes, IfK dean of Bennett on Eddings Street. Both Beaver Dam. district governor. City Government, City main- women. boys are students at Old Miss | Highlighting the meeting will tenance, city property and -just AT LOCAL CHURCH be the election of a governor to about everything else that con- serve for a term of two years. cerns this municipality. Presbyterians I Ballots have been sent out for CHRISTMAS IN SEPTEMBER THRILLS NINE- nominations. A City Superintendent would Holding Nightly | Luncheon will be served st not be an official Mayor by Services Here noon, Mrs Embry said. Reser- any means. With such s man YEAR OLD BOY WITH RARE BONE AILMENT vations should be made with employed the City Council By special request of the It was Christmas in Septem- one. as another little patient, Mrs. R D. Ridley of Hartsford, wpuld function as it is now, members of the local Cumber- ber for little Gene Darwin his mother, nurses and doctors she added only the councilmen could at- land Presbyterian Church, Bro Thompson and the personal ap- gathered around his bed to Mrs. S. H. Flowers, state pres- tend to their own business ven- Hubert Covington of Murfrees- pearance of Santa Claus share his party. ident, and other officers of the tures with ease and free from boro. Tenn has returned to Ful- federation will be honored couldn't have made that nine- Over and over Gene kept the worry that a water main Is ton to conduct the revival serv- guests at a meeting and lunch- year old boy any happier. Gene saying, "thank you, thank you leaking here, a gas pipe Is torn ices each evening this week at eon. is a patient in the Obion Coun- everybody" and he meant every up there, or a street has an 7 30 p. m. ty Hospital with a rare bone word of it right from the bottom A special table has been re- overflow just everywhere On Monday evening, this con- ailment and looks like the of his little heart.. served for junior club members secrated bearer of Christ's mes- young fellow will be hospitaliz- at the luncheon, with a business Talked to a councilman the sage used for his subject the ed for about six months But Trucks, bubble blowers, ' session also on schedule for other day about the problems story told by an empty church Gene is cheerful . so cheerful books, pajamas, money and them he encounters in his work as a pew Bro Covington described that folks can't seem to do other items tumbled from the I Slated for a top spot on the city official and It was right in conversational form the enough for him, he's such a nice packages amid smiles of hap- day's program will be a panel funny to hear the manv worri- thoughts of an empty church boy. piness from Gene and everyone discussion on "Federation in Ac- some details he bothers with for ALL HAIL HER ROYAL HIGHNESS. Queen Kathy pew, its desire to be used by Last week the Sunday School around him. tion" by state officers. $5 a month as councilman When Campbell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Enoch Camp- heavy - hearted listeners who Class Superintendent and his Gene takes his confinement in First and second prizes will I told him what I had learned bell was selected Queen of the Cub Scout Carnival will be cheered to hear the plan teacher arrived with a gift box stride for he can see brighter be awarded clubs having the of Christianity. tomorrows and especially more about the benefits of having a last Thursday night. Smiling approval of the selec- for him. overflowing with pre- best year books for the club City Superintendent and the The main topic Tuesday eve- sents from the members of thhe mail each daily delivery. year 1955-56 Judging will be on money that could be saved an- tion are her two maids who were runners-up in the ning dealt with the sinner's First Christian Church in Ful- Gene is the grandson of Mr neatness, information and types nually. and the efficiency that final selection. They are (left) Nancy Treas, daugh- need for Christ and the varied ton. It was a truly heart-warm- and Mrs Herman Thompson of of programs. Both printed and could be brought about, he was ter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Treas and Peggy Russell, ways In which Christ meets the ing sight to see this bright-eyed Crutchfield. His mother is at his mimeographed books will be (continued on page srrea) daughter of Rev. and Mrs. H. E. Russell. (Csnti—si on Pag* 7) youngster open his gifts, one by bedside constantly. 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and every plant cooperate to ducer director; Luther Gardner, The Fulton News Thursday October 6, 1955 I flfTHflMfT Hickory, Ky , as producer direc- CHURCH the fullest to make this expand- STATE DAIRYMEN tor; and Charles H Carpenter, ed program a big success." Harrodsburg, representing ice Robert Wilson, Kentucky FORMS NEW GROUP ADOPT PLAN FOR American Dairy Association 0, SUCCESSFUL HOMEMAKING manager, reported on this year's Support Factory Project by Marie Holland set - aside in Kentucky which Th. OF MEN WORKERS ADA SET ASIDE broke all records in farmer par- Home Demonstrator Kentucky Utilities Randall Burcham Fund Planned ticipation and dollar invest- Now Many Wear your fr ment He also outlined the 1958 First President To Increase program which nationally will FALSE TEETH Clothes lines are not the only modern housewife. They find it be a $7,000,000 effort to increase Oi Organization Product Sales With Mere Comfort We we lines you get rid ol when you convenient to wash and dry dairy products consumption. rXBTUTH. » pl»M»n> al»«liM switch to an electric dryer. You clothes at night after work, also A new organization of Meth- The Kentucky A. D. A board New directors seated on the (noiiftcld i po.a.r ho*. taS Courier-J mor« nrmiir To «*t and talk Ui inoea get rid of those fatigue lines wash on rainy days and save the odist Men in the First Metho- of directors meeting in Louis- Kentucky A D. A. board were SSort. ju« .prlnXI. ' J'tu« dor withe that etch themselves into your sunny days for pleasure. The 1 dist Church. Fulton. Ky , has ville, Sept. 22nd, voted unani- j C D Leichter, Maysville, rep- TKSrrH on four plaua No gummy. counters i , PMII UM or (..lias face from hours of lifting and housewife is also convinced that Keen chartered by Methodism's mously to adopt the voluntary resenting evaporated milk; Alex odor" (danlur. brtalhi Ort I can evei the automatic dryers give less carrying, hanging and pinning. General Board of Lay Activities A. D. A. year - around set-aside |Calvert , Mayslick. Ky., .a—s pro—- rOuSTUTB at mr arus oountaf. write the You have fewer colds when you wear to the clothes than the in Chicago. Officers of the new of 2c cwt. starting on January a atory ai no longer have to run in and out winter winds. group include: president, Rand- 1, 1956 up hia lei all P Burcham; vice-president, of doors in all kinds of weather. When a dryer is mentioned I Dr. Glenn Bushart and secre- In announcing the action, That's Yes indeed the automatic clothes some wonder about the cost of Itary, Dr. D. M. Baird The Rev. John Moser, President of A. D we can f: dryers are a great help to the operation. Most dryers have a {Henry E Russell is pastor of A of Kentucky stated, "The RUPTURE column w 4800 watt element which means the church. time has arrived when Kentuc- that every hour the dryer is ky dairymen will join their j The local group is one of WORLD'S FIRST BALL-BEARING SWIVEL TRUSS So that'i used approximately 5 kilowatts neighbors throughout the coun- week Sinci of electricity have been used, | more than 8.000 Methodist Men "Jolly" la the word as well as try in building bigger and bet- Sensational Invention—'"SWIVO TRUSS organizations out of a total of pruse on | which would cost .10 cents if the name for Frsnk McHugh, ter markets for all dairy pro- eleminates belt* and straps. 18 tiny ball-bearing al- 10,000 clubs which the board have been ml Uui -02 cent atep rate. , above, Vetera® Hollywood char- ducts. We d«ry Xannta £»n bates V-Belts fplans -to- charter by 18M lows controlled Swivel for Freedom of Movement at "slart ofT" \ But many loads of clothes dry acter actor, who portrays the already see the results of an It is estimated that 2.000.000 work or play—Wear in Bathing—No aide or Hip ran readil; in 30 minutes so you could whimsical role ol Joseph Jolly, expanded promotion program men in The Methodist Church Pressure—So simple can be put on In 2 seconda— we've got count 05 cents for each load of retired postman who has s heart and we are beginning to get way we ca are prospective members of returns far more than we invest Free Demonstration. clothes dried. There are some of gold. Jolly tarns his home into purri of cl Methodist Men clubs. in our voluntary sales organiza- BENNETT ELECTRIC dryers that can be plugged di- a "Hotel For Fets" In Ihe new rectly into a 120 line, but most tion PHONE Ml FULTON daytime serial on WLW Monday, dryers need a 240 line. If your house is already wired for an "The future of the dairy in- We learn Wednesday, and Friday al S:45 CITY DRUG CO- XZJZ* electric range, all you need to dustry is at stake and it seems Neat <• Pnltoa Bank Fallen. Keed that do Is extend this large line from p.m., EST. imperative thst every dairyman duper jet | your meter box to the place for turned froi THI P
western state are such charm ng ^ n. « K,r„ took a wonderful sojourn f^ted are men- THURSDAY^— FRIDAY THE VANISHING PRAIRIE the first meeting and this year infr?Kllng,Pe°P , away from home we'd like to Sunday afternoon near Colum- fo ks La Verne and Jack (Jack- RrNFOR COVER A Walt Dbwry Masterpiece Mrs Elizabeth Cooper, a form- has had the pleasure for the "" 'or ,the 7.t Tn Wri ht is bus Park and environs and she ,le'5 P°PPa and momma) won't t RtN FOR COVER er Fultoman will tell of her life past several days ol visiting SUN and MON and experiences while a resi- chunk,ng the oW pig-fkm8 again w« mo« enthusiastic about the "Z,™"™} Wlth JameS Ca«ney dent uf lyii-xirn Mrs. Cooper, with and entertaining a couple ^a^my ihat ^ey h^Vound"™! was by popular vote THE LAST POSSE THE SEVEN YEAR ITCH V Boderick Crawford the daughter of Mr and MrsShort vwil*here*?s^ a refreshing P^eparato y SchrT in Sam- new and unknown road, that »nd.our little Jackie got one with Marilyn Monroe Tom Ewell John Cavender is making her for an of us" MrT BeS brid^ Maryland and he wrote ^ ' ' " home here tor a few months Burger snd Mrs Hugh Radchffe that the school maintains a vig- ™1 day,. Haven t had TUES. and Wed. while her mining engineer hus- •re vis,tins ,n ihe home of their or°t» recreational prog, am for "me <° tell this interesting bit SOl'THEKN PACIFIC band is off on some assignment mVr FW, .lE Urn' Weaks the students and the choice of °> information to Paul, but we Jack Mahoney Peggy Castle not quite suitable for tysving Wdma fMr, S^n IfL^t .P»". » optional with the stu- ™ -f 'hat^when he reads it his fafhily with him. homa" City "where heThu."kind dents, but sports activity is com- WeakT'itor^'nd^.J' ^ SHARK RIVER „, w . • , .. is State editor off the Daily Ok- P"1^ So Don of course chose ' 'tore and ask Park, all „ . . _ . \ivacious, capable and f, .ot ball You'd be interested to about it. lahoman and Ruth (Mrs Hugh) ORPHEUM Sieve (oehrsn t arol Matthews charming Mrs Cooper will add know that he is workinc mighty 1Com "mre ,Inthre 'fros t we will join *t the , ight note to the open- is from Venida. The ladies have hard for a berth an quarterback ,hc wayfarers some Sunday af- inn meeting and all of us are FRIDAY & SATURDAY WIN A HANDSOME lieen the inspiration tor several on the varsity and from what ternoon to do some pecan-hunt- looking forward lo her talk •pcwei-E PAK&ga //, PONY FREE ! little parties in their honor. wc hear he stands a fine chance "?* on tho Weak» farm and it AL" LASH" LA RUE Miss Mary Martin and Mrs. We always enjoy talking to of making that team always makes us happy because "FUZZY" ST JOHN Inquire At Our Boxoffice Leonard Alien are co-chairmen Wilms about her busy-beaver It makes us feel young. In our Your Favorite Western For The Simple Detail. of the program .which is another husband Ben who is the great- youth, two hundred vears ago. est handy - man around the Interesting side-note about it was our favorite sport to look Comic house. The last time Wilms and Don's football playing up there for the little nuts (pecans) cent — f 11 w A Program The Entire Ben were here they were tell- that he is competing with his ROD CAMERON BORDER FEUD ing of some real decorating Ben best friend and room-mate tor GALE ROBBIN Family Will Enjoy was doing around the house and the first string spot. The room- ALL ROADS LEAD TO 3 - CARTOONS - 3 would you believe it that when mate, is a "veteran" seaman lamm FRIDAY & SATURDAY wc asked Wilma about Ben this and is the only boy at the school SUNDAY — MONDAY — TUESDAY • PHOMg 1 time she said that he was . . who served on the Nautilus, the The Enemy Buqles Sounded The Most you're right . '.doing some atomic - propelled submarine, WALDRON painting and fixing up around Don said that boy has some fab- Dreaded Sound Of All . . . Lets Go Over "The Rain- ALSO Theatre — Union Cit, the house Sometimes we think ulous stories to tell about his bow" With "NO QUARTER" ! that's Ben's editorial job inter- duty on that historic vessel But Lew Ayers SEE: The most amazing, vivid and Realistic account feres with his pointing and back to football. Last Friday WED & THURS JUDY GARLAND Marilyn Maxwell yet brought to the screen of one of America's most household chores. Don was in the starting line-up Marilyn Tom In Her Greatest Hit I t desperate hours . . The battle of the Alamo 1 Ruth vou know is the mother ',n . th® ,?ame with Maryland Monroe Euell of Carolyn and Jimmy Radcliffe College and on Oct. 19 "THE WIZARD NEW "7 YEAR ITCH" who have visited here several bis team will play the Plebe, RALLYING FROM £VERV CORNER OF times and for her to have two ir0n} 'be United States NavSi ONE WEEK THE THOUSAND-MILE FRONTIER... OF OZ" wonderful children like them Academy'at Annapolis, MEXICO .STARTING FRIDAY OFFERING THEIR GUNS. FISTS AND FIGHTING IN - TECNICOLOR gives her some sort of title as Don surely will get some IN - TECNICOLOR a lady of distinction. good briefing on the Academy HEARTS TO SIX-^OOT-SIX JIM BOWIE! (The picture that ran from his opponents for the ALSO — "Bedtime Bedlam" (Color Cartoon) Betty Ann and Penrod Hefley school that he is attending is a 5 weeks in Memphis) and their four children were in preparatory one tor the United Fulton for a nice "long" visit States Naval Academy. Students SUNDAY — MONDAY & TUESDAY with Clarence and Bettie Louise attending the NAPS are admit- Reed. The family drove here ted by Congressional or Presi- trom Memphis iast Thursday dpntial appointment and meet- Special Prices This Engagement and left Sunday Reason for the ing with success they will be extra long week-end visit was admitted to the Naval Academy. SUNDAY ADULTS 65 because Memphis schools took a COLORED ADULTS .45 holiday so that the school child- Getting back to Oklahoma THAT Monday A Tuesday Adults .55 ren could attend the Mid-South again! Charles Browder of Dun- PLAY OF P~AY® Children All Times 25 Fair They came lo Fulton for can. one of our most avid read- 18 THE ?c-?r.»:N S SMAGii OF SMASHES!
Tut aix-vean STAOE SMASH • ON THE SCREEN) - CINEMASCOPS MIDWAY DRIVE-IN THEATRE WAPNE^CCLC^ l^Gff • 2 miles North of Fulton on US 51 at Hickman "Y" WW . JAMES VT! 1AM OPEN 6:15, START 6:45; boxoffice close, 8:45 Admission 40c; children under 12 FREE itwifji «rm rAUdi 9QHK HMm MW MNH JUSKHTH KM) DIASM JACK WAXD D"'"!, • FS" ''' OTUIUHT BKIUBH IDW1 WO • Friday and Saturday •M IfiAND HAW.F RIDING SHOTGUN 1,WHNPORD - 1KIUYN' '•'.'! Randolph Scott Wayne Morris Technicolor PLEASE NOTE WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY FEATURE STARTS FOLKS! Here is the last Merchant - Sponsered show Sunday and Monday this year . . . And it's a Humdinger. It's all FREE FRI - MON - TUES - go by your favorite Merchant and get your free HELL BELOW ZERO WED - THURS tickets to this movie. WARNER BOOS CINE^ASCOP£ WABNERCOUOR 2:15 - 7:00 - 9:00 Alan Ladd In Technicolor ALAN HENRY , JAMES WILLIAM JACK PLUS SUNDAY SAVAGE MUTINY 2:00-4:20-6:40-9:00 ion- cagney- Powell- lemmon Starring Johnny Weismuller as Jungle Jim SATURDAY f w LADD B1TO P»1 MED WAW) BOND PHIL CAREY Sm»n Pfay FRANK NLIOCFF nd JOOlt'A L03AW 12:40 - 4:20 - 8:00 • • - • S. pin B> THOG AS HUNCEN nd JOSHT'A LOCAN PSOWTED BY Wednesday and Thursday Extra Added Feature . Shown Sat - 2:50: - 6:30 ftmttdb, JOHN FORD .H MERVYN l.r.ROY LF.IAND HARVARD BLACKBOARD JUNGLE ROY ROGERS in fed & Thurs Box office opens & runs Glenn Ford Anne Francia Louis Calhern "UTAH" continously ALSO — CURRENT NEWS EVENTS ! I
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But We Like The Warmth Of News-Gathering November 14, 11)30 enjoyed seeing them and getting a first-hand story from their old This Is National Newspaper Week opinions only. November 4, here in Fulton home town. , It might provide all of us with a Hitler operated in the same pat- the Gibraltor of Democracy, Democrats were voting for R. B. few minutes of reflective thinking on tern; Russia today operates in the Beadles, member of the board I.. E. Bolen, nationally known WHY we even have weekly papers, same pattern. Being unable to learn of education. This distinction the "other side of the story" people florist, has opened a flower shop when there are so many big dailies and signal honor for Mr. Bead- at 308 Walnut Street with Mrs. around us, flooding in from every di- wjio live in such countries have no les. former postmaster and vice Bolin Kirby in charge 'Hie rection, providing much more cover- choice but to believe what they see. president of the First National grand opening was a success Bank, was no surprise to his age of NEWS that weekly papers do, Now a newspaper editor in this and all who attended were loud wide circle of friends and ad- in their praise. or are able. country may write as he or she ple- mirers in this vicinity where he ases, and have no fear of government is held in highest esteem by all "A sign of a free government, a seizure, but all the same we all who know him. There is no dis- Make your feet happy, time free preu is a primary source of that operate under restrictions that are, tinction made between the two to buy from Fry and Newhouae government's strength." on occasion, very severe. If the writer political parties in municipal exclusive shoe dealers. Thi. i. — Dwight D. Eisenhower. elections in this city. the gigantic .lock reducing ule. be a fool, or trying the high-pressure Thi. is a general cleanup of nu- method of forcing their thoughts Mrs Birdie Hill wss also We know that the citizens of Ful- elected a member of the board merous lines of shoes for men, down an unbelieving public, or a liar, women and children, aome of ton and the citizens of Fulton County of education and the nice vote the p.ublkaaon. forsakes such a paper the most remarkable values are keenly interested in their respec- she received shows love and es- for others and the editor soon loses ~teem th which sTie ts heia~By" the th«y off^rwl." At*ipnti tive governments of their town and both his audience and his paper. voters. this big shoe ssle and share In their county, and we make every ef- the saving* fort to bring into the full public view The truth never loses, be it bitter, Mr and Mrs John E Melton shameful, embarrassing or in a tem- any matter that is sufficiently im- "He's taking thc plant security program very seriously!" have returned home after a TimfChrittian portant to concern them. If we failed porary position as the Opinion of a seven-weeks trip through the Science Heal» in this, we would greatly diminish minority. We have NEVER found that "Golden West," sight-seeing telling the truth went against us. They visited a number of "WHY KNOWING THE in importance. places, including Los Angeles, TRUTH MAKES FREE" and Pamona. Calif and met "The basis of our government be- "Nothing will ever replace the wnn. nr* Kc.) Baogsj IS am many former Fultonians. who ing the opinion of the people, the home-town daily or weekly in the very first object should be to keep minds or hearts of most Americans." that right. Were it left to me to de- —Lee H. Bristol, Bristol-Meyers Co. cide whether we should have a gov- In conclusion, remember that your ernment without newspapers, or community weekly is the only paper NOTICE TO THE newspapers without government. I in the world that gives a darr. about Well, it looks like Fall is Fall- petition with some of the should not hesitate a moment to pre- ing, business s picking up and your community. Nowhere else in the strongest talent in the Mid- fer the latter." — Thomas Jefferson. from now on to Christmas this South. world will you find a publication that column, if it gets written at all, DOG OWNER Marty distinguished himself will print as much news about it. It may be prett brief. Let's take this matter of "opinions." by being the youngest contest- develops a style all its own and a fla- Perhaps it has been no more We express a lot of opinions on this ant to reach the coveted "finals" Dr. Connaughton, Veterinarian, and Charles D. than usual, but this year has page, some that you agree with, and vor all its own that gradually becomes in the competition, being chosen seemed to bc.,r a most peculiar a part of the community. If it is a in the top five percent of hund- King. Dog Warden, will hold a clinic "for Dog some that you don't. You may agree atmosphere of unrest that we good, respected paper it carries the reds of contestants both in Mem- with us politically or you may not; have observed in a long time. Vaccination on phis and pre-Memphts competi- you may agree with our criticism of feelings of the community with it So many people are so quick- tions throughout the area. Mar- where-ever it goes. Thus does a eub- tempered and jumpy; many someone, or you may condemn us for ty demonstrates outstanding tal- (like us) seem to be continually it; you may agree that some project scriber unwrap it in Detroit and feel ent that she is again in Fulton, as she "snowed under" with a barrage TUESDAY. OCTOBER 11 we suggest is a good one, or you may Nancy, herself a veteran of reads it. Thus does a serviceman in of little things that never quite not. We are never foolish enough to get done: so many have moved the entertainment and musical believe that anyone will believe as we Korea remove the wrapper, glance at away, changed business loca- world already at the young age You may also buy your do just simply because WE believe the front page and enjoy that warm tions or in other ways manifest- ot 18 (she has had her own ra- dio program for two years now) something ... but in expressing our feeling of having a personal vi?it with ed a disatisfaction with things a friend from far-off Fulton, Ken- in general. breered right through all the opinions to you we only hope that auditions and competitions and tucky. Even the political campaign STATE DOG LICENSE you will think them over before you wound up as one of the top five in Kentucky seemed to react to act on the matter concerned. Then if in the whole Mid-South She The NEWS exists for all of these the atmosphen'. being the most At this time. All owners of dogs not vaccinated and e\en did better than that: she our thoughts are outvoted, pigeon- reasons . . . and in pursuing some of quick-temperc i of them all. wound up with the No 2 rating licensed after this date are subject to a fine They holed, by-passed or ignored, obvious- If these things are so, I guess them faithfully it sometimes suffers in the whole contest. )ust miss- will be at the following places at the stated time ly we were wrong. three yesrs of poor farm crops as a business venture when angry pu- ing a trip to New York by a for approximately 20 minutes. have extract. <1 their toll in blic officials boycott it with their whisker Nancy has a fine mu- The "opinion of the people" is a dropping business everywhere. sical foundation, provided her bulwark for public activities. We printing and publication needs and When busine is not good, few b> her musical family, and she CRUTCHFIELD 1 iOO P. M.-l t20 bow to it and we respect it! favor meeker, less-outspoken editors. have a cheers word to say has gone on to develop it on her CAYCE TTiat's why I'm (for one) glad li30 P. M.-l iSO However, these little setbacks always own hook to a highly-profes- "Newspapers should keep in mind that Fall is here, and with it the HICKMAN PARK bounce back again after short lapses. sional level Eligible to enter 2:00 P. M.-2 :20 harvesting and marketing of constantly that no people have lost the competition for the next KINGS STORE 2:30 P. M .-2 :50 The reason is quite simple: They good crops that will put more their liberties so long as their press fcur years, we'll bet anybody BUTLER get right sullen when a paper prints money in ciri ulation. 3:00 P. M.-3:20 remained free." General George C. she gets that New York trip and something they don't like. But six mo- PAIRS' STORE 3i30 P. M. 3:50 Marshall. TV network appearance before nths later they admire it for having All Fulton has a right to be she's through. BROWNSVILLE 4i00 P. M.-4:20 the nerve to print something they DO In Argentina, a free press in only proud of Marty Warren and Keep your eye on these kids now gathering itself back together to like, and the sentiment cycle is back Nancy Adams, who demonstrat- they are going to set a high resume unfettered publication after where it started. ed outstanding entertainment pattern for entertainment local- abilities last week at the Mid- FULTON COUNTY FISCAL COURT being throttled for years by a dicta- In a free country, a free press re- ly We've been needing someone South Fair in Memphis in com- like them for a long time. tor that permitted it to express his mains respected and honored.
I. \.I mined At 104 For Flight Benjamin A Trimble went to a doctor's office for his physical Notion Is Fortunote to Hove Sen. Clements examination in 44 year.—not because he thought he needed NOW AVAILABLE ments is thinking politics. It ator, cor^yr^ssmat*. Governor move is calculated. one but because he wanted to be Columnist Thomas Stokes had may not be always an endear- some glowing words to say a- Almost every move, at any sure he wss in condition, at 104, and now U. S. Senator. Yet ing trait, but it is a talent that bout Kentucky's Senator Earle rate. There have been moments to fly in an airplane Before the through his steady and pur- the Democratic Party and the C Clements who, with the ill- when that calm, cautious, easy- aged Negro went to the doctor's AT poseful progression he has made nation can well use "just now, ness of Lyndon Johnson stepped going exterior has cracked to office, however, he chopped his few close friends and fewer in- into a position of tremendous release rage and intemperate and in the years to come. day's supply of wood, just as power and importance. For not timates. "Earle," a close assoc- statements, and words that have —Louisville Courier - Journal he has done for years. only did Senator Clements iate once said, "can be the cut and have been remembered. H,. has a knack for choosing succeed Senator Johnson as friendliest fellow on earth with- Support Factory Project Say I Saw It In tbe N« majority leader of the Senate. He out ever letting you see inside." ability, yet on occasion he has Browder chosen hacks and self-seeke.-s took over, for all practical It is this seeming coldness, who have later turned against purposes, the leader of the Dem- plus a tendency toward political him or have weakened his or- ocratic forces in Washington, a expediency, that accounts for ganization by their own mis- MILLING COMPANY decisive voice in the national the Senator's enemies—and he HYBRID HOGS deeds. 'He is a smooth and able party organization and the crit has many of them, as the re- vote-getter, yet his talent and AT AUCTION UNON CITY — HICKMAN — FULTON ical figure in our national legis- current gubernatorial campaign liking for political maneuvering lative process. It is no exagger- demonstrated. His very charm, 2 BIG SALES have often been a detriment. A ation to say that his power in and his mastery of the political TENN. KY. KY. critic once said, and with some Washington today is second on- statement, curiously enough, justification, that Earl, Cle- ly to that of President Eisen- have also created enemies. Many UNION CITY AUCTION CO. ments would rather bargain off- hower. times people called on Earle stage for five votes than speak Clements when he was Gover- Located on By-Pass East Side of Town in the open and win ten. He comes well-equippea for nor, came away flattered and 100 GILTS SELL OCT. 8th - 1 P. M. Kenbar Barley the Job. As Mr. Stokes points reassured at his words, and Yet his noisiest detractors out he is a master craftsman in later grew angry when they cannot change the fact that his 50 BOARS SELL OCT. 15th - 1 P. M. the' art of politics. He leads the realized that his shrewdly- effect on th,, state has been As another step in the program of introducing Democratic party forcefully and chosen words contained nothing good. He has been the primary purposefully, but manages to of the promise they sought. power in Kentucky politics meat-type hogs, Reelfoot Packing Co. has made La Conte Oats have both friends and influence Indeed, one point of his puzz- since 1944 when, as Senate arrangements to make available to the hog pro- across the aisle. He gets along ling personality that too many Leader under Republican Gov- ducers of this area 50 hybrid bo^rs and 100 hybrid well with th. conservatives as people underestimate is his ernor Simeon Willis, he actu- gilts. The boars are C-line and E-line breeding; re- well as the liberals of his own powerfu^ unresting intelligence. ally ran the state. And in those gularly sell for $195.00. This is the first and perhaps 11 years Kentucky has made party. He is soft-spoken, easy It is a political intelligence, the only time these boars will be offered at auction progress. The Clements admin- Vigo Wheat of manner and a good and care- true enough, and for this reason anywhere. Gilts are of C and E-line breeding also, ful listener. His fellow senators it contains disturbing blind istration was a model for ef- like and trust him, and respect spots, while encompassing the f i c i ent administration, and and regularly retail fr $116.00 These hogs are from both his ability and judgement. vast scope of human and mater- through it and the succeeding litters of 8 or more, weigh 225 to 300 lbs. and all That is a lot to say for a man, ial values that are the ingred- Wetherby Administration Ken- carry 12 or more teat spots. Their herd has averag- and it underlines again his im- ients of American politics. It tucky has achieved many long- ed producing 100 lbs of pork on 320 lbs. of feed. Coker Wheat portance not only to Kentucky enables him to strip issues of sought laws in education, men- Average for the state of Indiana is 476 lbs. of feed. tal-treatment, resource develop- but to thp nation. But Mr. Stoke" their emotional surroundings and During the past two years, on dozens of farms right ment, economic, improvement has merely scratched the sur- see them for their actual polit- here in Obion and adjoining counties, these hogs ical worth It gives him the abi- and increased public service face in his brief study of Earle have proven thrifty and fast-growing. Their carcass WE ARE NOW Clements. And this is not un- lity to think far beyond the despite crippling inflation. is the lean, heavily muscled type—the kind so much usuaL more immediate goals of his His effect on thp nation, we in demand on today's market^—. — Earle Clementts is not on fellow legislators. It has been feel, will be equally good, If easy man to know, to analyze said, and accurately, we think, only for the reason of his oft-de- RECEIVING or to understand Even those that from the time he was monstrated ability to think. For This is your opportunity to join the swing-to who have worked closely with county judgp in Union County of all the facets of the curiously him for years do not pretend to Earle Clements has never utter- contradictory character of this Meat Type ... With The Right Hogs - - At the ed a word, cast a vote or made know him or to understand the man, the outstanding ones are Right Price! forces that motivate him- He a decision without weighing its incessant energy and a relent- effect on the future. While those less intelligence. In a sense, it Soy Beans was a fraternity man and foot- FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL around him were involved in the is this restless intelligence that ball player in college, well- Marion Dodd, Auctioneer Braxil, Tenn. Pho. 711. known and popular on the cam- heat of present battle, Earle makes him a solitary and some- pus He has been a county judge, Clements has always looked be- what remote figure, for while Bill Tanner care of Refelfoot Packing Company AT ALL THREE OF OUR PUNTS! a high-school football coach, a yond the moment, the issue, the others are drinking cocktails Union City, Tenn., Phone 1062 state representative, state sen- session or the campaign. Every and playing poker, Earle Cle- he arrived 23 minutes after the child was found, and she was You can buy the famoul dead. That was at 2:13. Dr. Jones said that some of GILLETTE TIRES at the children informed them that tilNGCK GROOMS the child had fallen Wednesday all the following Pipe- Ginger Grooms, 1 Vi-yearold afternoon while iplaying on) a line Stations — daughter ol Mr and Mrs J. L. slide in the yard, and had re- ind getting Grooms, was found in her ceived a knot on her head, al- though the doctor said that he n their old bed at 1:30 p. m, Thursday, Sept. 211. felt and there was no knot at the time of her death. Dr Jones She was put to bed for a nap •aid that the child's father in- illy known at 12:45 p. m . by the Groom's formed him that he did not lower shop house keeper (Mrs. Grooms was know of the accident. The doc- with Mrs. a patient in a Denver hospital), tor went on to say that the arge TTie and at 1:50 the house-keeper 'little girl probably died of a a success heard the child making peculiar hemorrhage as a result of the were loud noises She went to the child. blow on the head. She called neighbors, and Dr. Besides her parents the child D. L Jones wss called. He said leaves two brothers, Lowell and sppy, time Billy; two sisters, Patay and Newhouse Accurst* Pamela; and grandmothers Mrs. rs. This is Wiley Craig, Union City, and lucing sale. WORKMANSHIP J. H Grooms, Freemont. Tenn. nup of nu- At Low Coat Services were held Saturdsy s for men. afternoon st 2, at the Church of n, some of Watches, Clocks snd Time Christ. Bro Don Hester, mims- ble vslues Pieces of All Kinds Accu- jtei, officiated Burial, under the fwJ- Attend rately Repaired st Low Cost i direction of Horn beak Funeral id shsre In by_ 'Home, was in Greenles Ceme- Funersl services were held ANDREWS tery. Saturday afternoon at the Reid Funeral Home in Earlmgton. J. O Madding. 32, and Deward The Rev N. F Wolfe officiated. Jewelry Company Cooper, 48. both of Fulton Coun- Burial was in the Earlington ty, were loading gravel when the bank gave way above them. cemetery. Gravel hit Madding's leg but he escaped serious injury BERT COLI.INS braking pewer and Madding and Cooper, digging frantically with tools and their Bert Collins, 67, a retired skid contrell More hands, soon uncovered Fulcher railroad employee, died Wed- but he was dead. Coroner Coy nesday evening. Sept 28. at 6:45 step power . . . Use Drew returned a verdict of ac- after a few months' illness. cidental death. He was born Dec 17. 1887, In skid scare. / Obion County, Tenn., the son Fulcher was a former brake- of the -late Mr and Mrs Joe man on the Illinois Central Collins He first married Miss Railroad Recently he had been I Maggie Chapel, and to this SPEAS operating his own grsvel truck. : union eight children were born, j Mrs. Collins preceded him in death in 1933, then he married Jim Herman Resigns Miss Arlene Edwards, and to At Cumberland Falls this union seven children were born. James Harmon, manager of He united with the Chapel DuPont Lodge at Cumberland Hill Methodist Church as a Falls State Park, has submitted young man and held his mem- VINEGARS his resignation to the Kentucky bership there at the time of his Union City Division of State Parks Harman death who has been an employee of Funeral services were held at Waverly the division for four years, has 4 p m Friday, at the Hornbeak Nylon cords, Dyno asked that his registration be- i Funeral Home chapel. The Rev. bond processed, come effective Oct. 1. R L Dotson officiated Burial 25% Mere mileage) Louis Hem pel has been nam- was in Chapel Hill Cemetery practically eliminate , ed acting manager of the lodge, He leaves his wife. Mrs Ar- Extra mileage tread where he has served as assist- lene Collins: 10 sons. Clarence blowouts. / ant manager for 2H years. and L. D Collins of Union City: row ratios and Camell Collins of Mississippi; Porter and Herschel Collins of rvbber give a 23% A Chicago; Charles Jimmy, Dale, Jerry, and Bert Collins, all of mileage bonus. Fulton; five daughters, Mrs. Neda Mae Myer< ..f Union City; Mrs Pearline Crowell of Ply- mouth. Mich : Mrs Katherine Burcham. Miss* Lucille and DAFFIN MOBILE STATIONARY FEED MILL Louise Collins, all of Fulton; s > sister, Mrs Lillie Young of FEED-UNIT Jackson. Miss ; snd 16 grand- HANDLING children. HANDLING FROM Ixiad grUt to wagon or truck MRS. NANCY ANN HICKS CRIB at farm Mrs. Nancy Ann Hicks. 76, Trip to mill • died at the home of her daugh- TO DAFFIN FEED- ter, Mrs Jess Goodwin, near Pilot Oak at- 12:13 Monday Waiting Time U-NIT INCLUDING morning. Sept 26, after being ill for the past several months. GRINDING 8c MIXING Unloading She was the widow of the TIME Iste W T Hicks. Grinding, Mixing and Ragging Mrs Hicks leaves eight step- children. Arthor T. and Jack Reload Wagon or Truck Hicks of Dukedom, Route 2, Coy Hicks of Dayton. Tenn , Mrs. White way Service Station Return trip to farm • Jess Goodwin and Mrs Lubie Breedlove of Dukedom. Route Unload at bam 2. Mrs Guy Vincent and Mrs Ira Taylor of Cuba. Ky., and Mrs Fred Wray of Akron, Ohio; (20 MINUTES) 210 MINUTES - 31h hrs. I five brothers, Jess. Jim and Andy Mathis of Farmington. Kyr George Mathis ot Cuba and hours represent* a conservative minimum John Mathis of Mayfield; two sisters, Mrs Tom Nabors of Kentucky Motor Company time. Average amount of grist hauled to mill . Fulton, Route 5, and Miss Ra- ch#f Mathis of Farmington. Roper Ind. Service Station id'estimated at one ton. If farmer used hired Services were held Tuesday 1 afternoon at 1 30 at Mt. Zion Major Oil Company labor, he will pay at least .60 per hour. If far- | Primitive Baptist Church The JLTON Rev Wade Perkins officiated, mer does the work then his time is worth as 'assisted by the Rev Elzo Low- KY. ry. Burial was- in Dobson's much as hired labor. cemetery, under direction of Jackson Brothers Funeral Home of Dukedom.
Robertson Cities Serv. Sta. THUS: 3V4 HRS. LABOR at .60 $2.10 (1 BATCH EQUALS vs. (I TON)-GRINDING AND MIXING PREPARE Turner Four-Point Serv. Sta. APPROX. 1-TON). . j CHARGE AT MILL 5.00 FOR FALL WORK AHEAD Delta Oil Company Latham, Ten. 26c per Hundred - ^tC 7U 7>*t Jackson Garage Fulgham. Ky. •ESTIMATED 12 MI. ROUND-TRIP OFFICE MACHINES at 16c PER MILE 1.80 John Brown Serv. Sta. IN A-l CONDITION Cayee, Ky. Total Cost 4.00 or 4.50 # John Stayton Texaco Serv. Sta depending on ingredients VS. TOTAL COST TO GO TO MILL 9.90 Cayce, Ky. Woodland Mills Deep Rock Sta. •ami.. • •*••' Have you let us make your feeds.' We probably have made ON GILLETTE TIRES Anderson Serv. Sta. some for your neighbor and you can ask him what kind of Hickman, Ky. ^ SlvrttOM or UMITIO ll.TIl film CD.OK MU^^S^U job we are doing and if he likes this service. Jackson Serv. Sta. Dukedom, Teen
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Harvey Caldwell Co. YOUR PIPELINE DISTRIBUTOR Cleo Peeples, Service Mgr FULTON, KY, FULTON, KENTUCKY Phone 807-J Phone 674 Page 6 The Fulton News Thursday October 6, 1955 Bedford Insco of Martin, Tenn. to Howard R. Crittenden of on the birth of a seven pound MURRAY SENIORS Cuba, Ky.. and Paul E. Feldsien BIRTHS daughter Deborah Faye was I Jr. of Manteno, 111., who are HOSPITAL NOTES It's A Boy born at 8:55 a m, Oct. 4th, at .commanders of the two battal- Congratulations Mr and Mrs. The following were patients Jones Hoapital. GET HIGH RANKS ions, and to Bobby E. Brashears Ralph Allen of Fulton on the in the local hospitals Wednes- Nineteen Murray State Col- of Frankfort, Ky , and Victor birth of a six pound 14 ounce Doyle Frieids. employee of lege seniors received promo- day morning. i Voegeli III of Fulton, Ky., both son. Robert Neiley was born on Carbon Carbide Co. of Paducah, tions fiom the military science Fulton Hospital: Miss Effie j members of the regimental Oct 5th at Jones Hospital. is enjoying a vacation this department when new positions Starks, Luther Pickens. Walter week. | within the ROTC regiment were staff. Weaver. Mrs E. Vaughn and It's A Girl announuced. | B Mrs Jerrel Carter, all of Water Congratulations Mr. and Mrs. Support Factory Project The rank of cadet major went The News Is lloinr-Owned B Vallev; Mrs. J. E. Duty, Hick- man; James Kimble, Wingo; Mrs. W. E Spicer, Mrs. J. S. Karr. Clinton; Mrs W. C. Ixxiney, Miss Margaret Tate, J. E Johnston, Mrs A. M. Guy and baby, Richard Hendricks, Cal Tharpe. Mrs.. Peck Ellegood, Mrs R V. Putman Sr., Mrs. Vi» \ Dick Bard, B B. Stephenson, /ITS .Mrs Wilmer Wallace, I. Grymes and Mrs Thomas Fortner, all of Fulton. Part of the Crowd that attended Cooking School Jones Hospital: Mrs. Bedford MP ta 96 years young this montM flaws* for celebration? Insco and baby, Martin, Tenn.; Indeed fc is ... and ind**d w* are—by turning October 'Into * series oI Special Days; featuring moat 8p*ci*l Pric**l John Dawes, gal ice cream; Mrs. W W Coulter, Mrs. E. E. Shanklin, Mrs. I. R. Nolan, and Com* ovary weak . . . com* any dayl Make October '55 • Mrs. C. H. McDanlel, groceries; * AUen and ^ aU 100 LADIES ENJOY wonderfuHil, walon(e remembereleuieu d occaaionl Th* gusata ot honor? ~ Mrs. J. R. Holiuia. tare of Coca- oTTuIton. —•»—»-MCial Peopl(e .... . YOU, who «r* most cordislly anted Cola; Mrs. Bill Baum. case of Haws Hospital: Mrs. A C. Bell I See ... Come> I lav a at AMP!' (Pepsi-Cola; Mrs. R. C. Picker- COOKING SCHOOL Dukedom; Cecil McDanlel. H. D. ing. gal ice cream; Dinna Stanfield, Mrs Lee McClanahan, ,96 YOU CAN PUT YOUR THUS' Underwood, gal ice cream; Mrs. J. S. Mills and Mrs. Fred AT KU KITCHENS Mrs. John Henson, H gal ice Thompson and baby all of Ful- IN "Sut»r-Ritht" Quality* MfcA.S! i cream; Mrs. Erma Dudley, Vi Fulton Hdw.- ton. AP gal ice cream; Mrs. J. E. Robin- GE Sponsor son, G. E. Clock; Mrs.. S. M. DeMyer. skillet; Mrs. B. A. Mr and Mrs. Durell Terrell SUPtt RICHT QUALITY SEEP J Good Program Ross, skillet Mrs. Harry Alii- are building a new kitchen and . , .. son; cake; Donald Cherry, pork other improvements on their 0 More than one hundred ladies dish. L Q Bradford, cheese-'home Mr Ben Hawks is doing Chuck Roast'-ib-S^ enjoyed the highly successful | burger; Mrs. Daisy Bard, tarts, the work. cooking school held last week 1
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f • Bro. Covington * Farm Boy* The Fulton News Thursday October 6, 1955 Page 7 (Continued from Page 1) (continued Irom pace one) The International World's Ro- I individual need. H. strj^d the deo wiU^orm ever^'eVen^ Mr.. Connie Wright G. I. Representative fact thathatt more effort should be ,tartin„ Frjdav »nd on four a7- n t~> 01 exerted by courageous Christ- ternoons. The International, Guernsey Sire To Be Here On Oct. 14 1 .an. to lift up 'he sinner from Quarter Horse Show will have Mrs. Connie Wright, Fulton, 1 B D. Nisbit, a Contact Repre- he clutches of sin itself rather ^th halter and cutting contest Ky., has just purchased the sentative of the Kentucky Dis- han condemning and shunning clalses for Mme of the country's young Guernsey sire, Ted's abled Ex - Servicemen's Board, the sinner. Christ gave his life,, 8pecimens of this practical on the cross for sinners and not i horse Butterfat Jewel, from Knox L. will be present on Friday, Oct. Glover, Union City, Tenn., ac- 14, at the American Legion ' cl>»en few adherents to T «.„ club youngsters from cording to the American Guern- Home in Fulton to assist veter- creeds that leave out Jesus 15 ,tate, wju V11{t th| show and sey Cattle Club ans and their dependents with h h m W This young bull is out of the claims for benefits due them as fe .r,h« hr.rt ofmat " for the ^firs t annual 4-««H Dairy Each evening he choir under conferen^e and four cow, Butterfat Jewel's Maid and a result of their military serv- the direction of the organist and 0n Thursday and Kriday, the is sired by Midview Royal's Ted. ice. He will be present from 9 a. director, Mrs G, G .Bard, sing, slock ards wiu (eature t£ >n. favorite hymns and a spectal , nual Chicago Feeder Cattle Support Factory Project Im until 3 p. m. numDer Show and Sale which brings A cordial invitation Is extend- ' carloads of top feeder cattle ed to everyone to attend these from the Western range. services, listen to the appealing Boys! Girls! 'n Tiny TdtsJ messages and take part in the j . Above, Left congregational singing * Diary PALESTINE NEWJ un T©» MTltD TBI mtUlM This is a group of ladles of the Welfare Workers Club Continued from Page I) MRS LESLIE NUGENT * First District working on lamps. They are converting kerosene lamps days pass. (Cootlanad m«a rage Onei to electric, and rewiring old electric lamps and putting Thft. Palestine WSCS met in judged, with first and second on a special bulb that fives indirect light which is far Bubba and Martha Hale take the home of Mrs Lewis Thomp- orir.es to 'he -awarded in each better for the eyea. A good reading lamp should be at off this week-end for Cleveland, son Tuesday afternoon! Uilrleeh group. TREASUKAMA least 18 Inches high. Ohio, where Bubba will attend members were present. I- the National Lumbermen's As- A new feature win be ir dis- • ANYOM uNosi is * mm Above, Right sociation convention Bubba is Mr and Mrs Roy Bard, Mr. play of home craits with the TO APT JUST M warn president of Kentucky Lumber- and Mrs. Erwln Bard and Mrs. Welfare Workers Home Demonstration Club is made up s'ate chairman of the home de- Louie Bsrd visited Louie Bard • NOTHING TO BUT NAHM. MSI, OS men's Association and also is a partment in charge. Members of ladies who live in or near the north-west part of member of the board of the na in the I. C. Hospital at Paducah cotoc tvm TINT JOTJ CAM Ml have been asked to bring their Sunday afternoon. e OOMS M TOOAT POS AM OWICK1 TMTRR Weakley County, Tenn. They meet in a different home tionai organization. That makes craftwork to tha meeting each month along with their home agent Miss Louise him a mighty important plank Each club is also entitled to Mr and Mrs. Joe Town send Odom of Dresden. The slogan of the Homemakers Clubs «>* j."^*"™?.'" .Slf."0™^ one entry in the table decora- and family of Clinton were activities Now isn't that a corny is "Better Homes on Better Farms for Better Living." " * """" tions contest. The arrangements, Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs. pun? You know it This picture was taken in the lovely home of Mrs. Harry to be judged on originality and Homer Weatherspoon and Dan. suitability, not elaborateness, FRY'S SHOE STORE Watts. Seated on the front row are Miss Odom the home Mrs Delia Browder of Clint- Dr Danny Baird celebrated should have an autumn motif, on visited Mrs. Leslie Nugent 220 Lain Street Fulton agent, Mrs. Karl Klmberlln, Pres., Mrs. Harry Watts; his birthday on Tuesday and his it was specified. Wednesday. Vice Pres., Mrs. Guy Finch; Sec. and Treas., Mrs Lon and-parents, Mr. and Mrs Watts. (Back row): Mrs Brooks Oliver, Mrs. Willie Bace McDade honored him with Sheridan, Mrs Roy Watts, Mrs. Ben Golden, Mrs. Harold a family dinner. It may have been Danny's birthday but we Muzzal, Mrs V. L. Phillips and Mrs. Will McDade. have an idea that the center of (I.ast row): Mrs. Ruth Finch, Mrs Frank Parrish, Mrs. attraction was Danny and Walter Permenter and Mrs. Larenzo Palmer. Joan's young son Steve, who is the spryest. brightest two-year old since here we been. If Mr Tom Brundige at Oak I Chestnut Glade News Grove Monday afternoon Steve took"!he spotlight Danny, (By Mrs. Harvey Vaugban) Mrs I,eo Huff and Mrs. Ger- then let us wish you a happy aldeen Kelley of Detroit are birthday and many more.happy returns. BLACK & WHITE STORE The Mth annual Community spending several days here vis Fair snd Field Day at Chestnut "">* relatives and friends They Mrs. Ben Gholson was very f.lade is history rrom all re- along with Mrs Jessie Brown happy last week, but sad this Mr nd ports it was a very pleasant and » Mrs Wilma Jones week, because her son and successful day There was a nice Sunday visitors with Mr daughter who have been visit- M display in each department, but and " Durel] Terrell ing her have gone to their re- especially the baby show was Mr and Mrs Kenneth Terrell . . . . r. . agreed to be one of the largest of Detroit .spent the week end 'vaWJo, (SlX, w and best ever A very large 'th home folks and Mrs. Howard Weaks and crowd was present during the Thomas Ray Bondurant little Gregory Whayne have day and at the ballgame that ,urnr Small, Medium and Large 6.99 valoa 4 FOR 2 Muslin 00 PILLOWCASES Men's Wings First Quality! 1 SHIRT SALE Heavy quality, bleached muslin. 181 threads per square inch. Size 42"x86" White and Colors ooo Broken styles and sizes 14 to 17 Reg. 'cause no others meet 'em for Ladies Flannelette to 8.95 smartnessl Straomlinad with whltawolh, white piping, big eyelets. On bouncy loom-crepe solas to match. GOWNS BLACK, new DEEP MOWN. Ladies Nylon NAVY, STEEL GREY or COCOA SUEM Solids and Plaids ... CHARCOAL GLOVt LEATHER. 77 PANTIES Alto WHITE BUCK «« Block crepe. 7 Sizes 84 to 48 Reg. 1.99 Reg. 69c! 40-denier nylon tailored panties with 1 elastic legs. In white only. Sizes 5, 6, 7. 47 JT'S DOTTY FOR SPORTS- 4 The Fulton News Thursday October 6, 1966 REGENT APPOINTED Support Factory Project Governor Wetherby nsmed Don A. Campbell, Lebanon, THREE "Rs" and RAILROADING lumber dealer and former presi- Reporter Tells His side of Story dent of the Kentucky Chamber of Commerce as a member of JOIN OUR Lots of people I've found, tions fits a reporter. In another I different background. the Board of Regents of Western "TINY BOND" don't understand a reporter. ; way most of -them do. It takes With very, very few excep- State College. Bowling Green, That's no credit or reflection on ck)se and superhuman effort to tions, you can count on the ac- to replace John E. Richardson, SAVING PLAN the people or "th e reporte—r Yo"—u ' ,hgesl the mIue o( - i-ega l an(i - curacy of what a good reporter Glasgow, who resigned -at No Coat to You I writes. A paper with any class generally don't understand the techmcai documents and dodge Other members of the Board Save While You Spend At inner workings of something the run arounds a reporter has doesn't keep a bad reporter any or Regents are John P Masters, longer than it takes to find out you're not a part of. j t0 every day Then he has to Bowling Green; Sheridan C. CITY DRUG CO. To some people, a reporter is 1 write his stories often in less he's bad Barnes. Eluabethtown. and H i sort of super-human fellow. ! time than it takes to boil an Errors occur in a reliable re- Bemis Lawrence, Louisville. 408 LAKE STREET This, no doubt, is due to the egg. porter's copy because he's hu- Superintendent of Public In- movies, where reporters are A reporter is and wants to be, man. And he hates those errors struction Wendell P Butler it usually about I far from the a thousand times more than any ex-officio chairman of the the nicest guy. He wants to be real McCoy as black is from of his readers do. Reporters of- Board white. | friends with everybody he con- ten don't agree with each other Other people think reporter tacts. He will be if given the about what is a news story or •STUART DAY' is either the nicest giy or the . opportunity But the Golden how it should be printed Re- WHITNEL porters of rival papers compete Governor Wetherby proclaim- most cruel guy there is alive. Ruie works in the world of the ed Oct. 15 "Jesse Hilton Stusrt FUNERAL HOME He's the nicest when he gets newspaperman like it does else- with each other like Sears and Dsy in Kentucky" in honor of their name in print when they where. When people deal with a Montgomery Ward, the Greenup County writer-poet is Air Conditioned want it there. He's the dirtiest reporter courteously and fairly. They disagree with each and one of the State's poets so and so when he prints their he'll reciprocate When they try j other; they also disagree with laureate for name when they don't want t0 take advantage of him or to their bosses on occasion. The re- He also designated the week him to or when he can't make him lower his professional porter, however, is an employee of Oct 2 to 8 aa "Employ Ihe YOUR COMFORT write a story about their pet! standards, ha can get mean and not the b Alwayt keep plenty of the proper tire bulbt on hand. SUN-PR00HouseF Your eyet will appreciate your thoughtfulnest. Wiile far Nome ol Daalar BUY FROM ANY LAMP BULB DEALER paint THOMSON PHOSTHATE TMPALTMCNT Offer Good till Novsmber 30 to Residential Customers INTERNATIONAL MINERALS Receiving Their Bills From Kentucky Utilities Company t CHEMICAL CORPORATION snd Old Dominion Power Company. Dept. 20 North Wacko DHr.. CUea(a * Stays Use the coupon enclosed with your electric bill — or get Whiter coupon from your dealer or our locsl oHice. .. always use Easy to Apply...Wlf-deanlnp JQ[ ( POWELL PrkM thown ar. hatad on m^iuf^lurwi' currant pric. aclwdulM whrch ar. your self aubioct to chano. without notico. In th. (vml ol any ch.n^, th. pr.c.t i'.d In thli plan Will b. » Southern Stales Fulton Co-Op Central Ave Phone 399 RICE'S MENS WEAR Fulton Hardware & Furniture Co. Main St. Fulton. Ky. LAKE STREET FULTON,KENTUCKY YOUR SOUTHERN STATES COOPERATIVE SERVICE AGENCY The Fulton News Thursday October 6, 1955 Farm Meat Production Baptist Church has resigned. Bay "I Saw It In lb. News- • McCONNELL NEWS CAYCE NEWS The people of the church hate Sets Record In 1954 Mrs. L. T. Caldwell • (Clarice Bondurant) to lose him. the honor of being crowned as Sale of meat animals account- Miss Eva Johnson is spending Pleasant View News football Queen of South Fulton a few days with Mr., and Mrs. Complete line of Mrs. George Elliott • last Friday night. ed for 30c of each dollar of - • Homecoming will be ob- Mr. and Mrs. Poyner and son served at the Baptist Church on have taken rooms with Mrs. Robert Johnson. Charles Holt is suffering with farm income in 1954, points out NATIONAL LIVESTOCK PRO- Sunday, Oct. S. Preaching serv- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harrison Congratulations to Judy Mor- a bad sore throat. He was un- Ruth Cloys. DUCER, a leading livestock ices will be held in the morning spent Sunday in Dyersburg, MIXED rison, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.I able to attend church Sunday. and basket lunches spread at Raymond Graddy is at home visiting friends. Orvin Morrison and John Earl magazine. Mr an Mrs. Earl McNatt had thc noon hour. The Harmony from the Fulton Hospital. We Mr. and Mrs. B. P. Cullom of Hazelwood, son of Mr. and Mrs. Cash receipts from meat ani- as their guest Sunday for din- Quartet of Metroi oils, 111., wUlar e glad he can be home again. St. Louis. Mo., spent the week- Austin Hazelwood near Cyprus mals amounted to $9.1 billion FERTILIZERS ner Brother and Mrs. Holt, San- be guest enterti, ners in the Mr Arthur Allen spent the end with Mr. Robert Powell and Creek Community, who motored last year, exceeding the $8 8 dra and Charles, Mr and Mrs. afternoon, along with many week-end at Murray. Mr and Mrs E. C- Moseley and for every need.. ,o Corinth, Miss., Saturday and j billion received in 1953 by 3 Calvin Thomas. other good singers Rev. Jones, pastor of the Eddie were united in marriage. We Mr. and Mrs. Roy Holt had as per cent. IN 60 LB BAGS Mrs. Odie Moss is vacationing Mr and Mrs. J. J. Cruce, Mr. hope this fine young couple their guests Sunday for dinner Farm production of meat ani- in Florida with her sister and Wiley Allen of Jackson, Mrs. and Mrs. Roy Cruce and Mrs. many, many years of happy life Mrs. Oma Gargus, Mr. and Mrs. mals totaled 46 8 billion pounds Immediate delivery. brother-in-law, Mi and Mrs. Jimmy Utley of Jackson, Mr. Ruth Cloys spent Thursday at together. Wilton Holt, Rhonda, and Mr. or 5 per cent above the 44.5 bil- Jim Creek of SteclviUe, Mo. and Mrs. Johnnie Allen, Manuel Reelfoot Lake. Mrs Minnie Brann is spend- and Mrs. Hayden Rickman and lion pounds produced the year Mrs. Nan Jon and Mrs, 33%% NITRATE ing a few days visiting relatives I Franklin. before. This was the highest Allen of Memphis, Mr. Tom Al- Mr. and Mrs. William Halter- Fleet Jones have been visiting len of Eva, Tenn., Mr and Mrs. in this community. | Mrs. Minnie Franklin has production or record, exceeding Miss Franklin French of Nash- man and Joyce of Mayfield 60% POTASH Harold Garnder and daughter, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Wilton Holt and | been sick all last week. Her the previous record of 46 6 bil- ville, Tennessee. 1 daughter, Mary Alice, came lion pounds produced in 1946. Mr. and Mrs Harold Rowland. John Graham. Rhonda of McKeesport, Pa. Mrs. Paul Long attended the 62% PHOSPHATE home Friday evening. Joe Frank Mrs. Hugh Allen and the hon- spent the week-end with rela- The average price per hund- I regular annual management ! Mr and Mrs A Simpson, of Ft. Worth, Texas is also oree, Mr Hugh Allen tives here. red-weight received by produc- dinner at the Milan Arsenal' j Mrs. Lemuel Simpson and Jack spending a few days here. A large crowd attended the ers in 1954 was $16 for cattle, last Thursday nigh: The Friendship Club met in visited Mary Ann in Murray Mrs. Iva Ponds attended $16 50 for calves, $2160 for the home of Mrs. Thad Parrish Sunday. CITY COAL CO. Community Fair at Chestnut Mr. and Mrs. Everett Osteen j church Sunday and visited Mr. hogs. $6.10 for sheep and $19 20 on September 21st with Mrs Glade Saturday. Many nice have returned Jrom Detroit, TELEPHONE 51 things were on display and and Mrs. Ernest Jackson. for lambs.. Parrish acting as hostess, and It's a Girl! | Several from the church are where they visited their daugh- everyone had a wonderful time. About 55c of every dollar of her mother, Mrs. Mary Cook, I Congratulations Mr and Mrs. planning to attend the Associa- ter. as co-hoste;s. This was an all- Give us your Coal order The highlight of the evenings farm income was derived from Mr. and Mrs. Ru ell Insco of I Shelby C. Davis of Franklin, fintffrta'O™*1"! K?H- i tion Tuesday and Wednesday at day meeting A delicious buffet today cold weather is of meat animals, dairy TBlcago VlHtea in tKiT home of ;Ky. on the. birth of an eight game between the Welch team 'the New Prospect Church. and poultry products. style luncheon wss served at pound, three ounce daughter. coming. Mr and Mrs Charley Bowen Mr. and Mrs. Charley Gill and the noon hour. The next meet- and the Chestnut Glade team. By species, cattle accounted Ca'rolyn recently. ' Mary Belle was bom Sept 22. Welch girls and Chestnut Glade attended the Association Satur- ing will be in the home of Mrs. day and Sunday at Boaz Chape.l. for $5 1 billion, hogs $3 6 billion Miss Jane Meacham of Fulton Clarence Brundige. boys were the winners. and sheep and lambs $324 mil- spent Sunday with Miss Caro- Say I Saw It In the News Support l.ocal Projects Nina Kay Thomas received Chapel. James Wall and Ronnie Wall lion. lyn Gill. spent Sunday with Royce and Mr and Mrs. James Thomas 'Richard Wilkinson. UK Specialist, Welch and sons of Newport, R. Ta^yUpftr ; Mrs. Glen Clement went back I„ spent the last tw< weeks with SEE THE NEW to Memphis for radium treat- John S. Gardner, Given his parents, Mr. snd Mrs Sam I ment Monday. Welch. While here they also vis- Quick Meals! "Change Of Work" ited his sister, Mrs Junior Sal- After a year and a half on thei John -S. Gardner, noted field lee and family.of Memphis and stage with "The Caine Mutiny agent in vegetable gardening for another sister, Mrs Lionel La- Court Martial," Lloyd Nolan re- the Kentucky Extension Service Flamme and family of St Louis. turns to the screen in a co- has been given a "change of Sunday visitors in the home starring role with Bob Taylor .status." _ [of Mr and Mrs Sam Welch were Mr and Mrs J^mts Thom- and Stewart Granger in Metro's In addition to his work as as Welch and sons; Mrs Donald Sensational new TV advance from "The Last Hunt." He'll play gardening specialist. Mr. Gard- Joe Welch: Mrs. Effie Sharpe; Woodfoot, a peg-legged buffalo ner also wrote regular columns Mr and Mrs. Sam Hastings; Mr skinner, veteran of the last days I for release to newspapers in the and Mrs. Eulys Long and Mr of the big buffalo drives. state During 34 years of service and Mrs: Stanley Stinnett and Mr Gardner wrote approxi- | children. deltiixHU mately 1,3(50 articles and many ; bulletins. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Earl Dr: R. W. Connauqhion I Hastings are the proud parents MACARONI AND CHEESE of a baby daughter born at the RCA VICTOR Gets Oil Instead of Water (tome cocked i*7mi»utt&4 Veterinary Service Weakley County Hospital, Mar- Fredonia, Ky.—Farmer Mai- gin, on Thursday. She has been YOU GET 4 "PLUSES" FOR THE SHARPEST, com Boone is sorry that the with Kraft Dinner it a PHONE 807 -R named Avonda Nell timesaver and a town's projected waterworks Misses Sylvadeen and Myra CLEAREST PICTURE IN TV TODAY! drilling for water on his land KRAFT menu-maker! Stock Ann Moss spent last week-end or CALL 7t was unsuccessful, but he's glad GRATED up today — it coots , with their sister. Mi - Jack Sal- Graduate Veterinarian in a way. too. Well-drillers lee and family of Covington for tWt threefk- only pennies. So struck oil on Boone's land, in- Mrs. Bobbie Joe McCord of ••d-riireefh hmndy for school located on Martin-Fulton stead of water, and Boone has Water Valley, Kentucky, visit- ifceeve Sever lunches, cmer^ncy leased 296 acres to.an oil com- Highway ed his parents, Mr and Mrs. H. pany which will drill for oil, meals. And good E McCord and familv last week not water. eat in' always I Mrs. Jimmie Harper, son of Mr and Mrs. Cody Harper of Detroit recently visited his PUTS A grandparents. Mr. and Mrs Ar- as thur Harper and other relatives. Mr Hugh Allen was pleasant- lo>v * ly surprised with a surprise AS birthday dinner on Sunday, ^ B.F. 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EXUM RADIO Roper Radio Service FIRST IN RUBBER - FIRST IN TUBELESS J AND TELEVISION 306 Main St. Fulton Phone 307 Walnut St. Fulton The Fulton News Thursday October 6, 1965 CHAPEL HILL NEWS AUSTIN SPRINGS LATEST RECORDS Songbird Hey Mom! Mrs. Carey Frields • fty Mrs. Bill Smith ~ nights ago. Some of the farm icable disease control, home ac- heading Brano* m ropuiar. Reb implements were saved, but the cident control, epidemiology, dona. Hillbilly, Khjlhm Bluet (Too late for last week) (Too late for last week) loss is heavy on tobacco. and venereal disease control Last Wednesday, Sept. 21, the Rev. R W Campbell deliver- programs." MYF groups from Harris, Chapel- ed his farewell service Sunday There is no improvement in CITY ELECTRIC at 11 a. m. and Sunday night, atth e condition of Mrs. Susie SOS Commercial Phoae Ml Hill. New Hope and Kiceville had their monthly meeting at the usual time. The service was Frields, who has been confined Say I Saw It In the News held at Mt. Vernon Church, due the little league ball park. Rice- to her bed for so long. Mrs. FalUa Is A Good Town to the fact that New Salem Minnie Nelson, too, an ville was host to the meeting, i in Innvalid . has been a-bed now for several After the meeting some attend- Baptist Church is getting floors years. Both are suffering com- ed prayer meeting at Chapel finished thus the Methodist plications of advanced age. Hill conducted by Kenneth j Church was used for worship. Jones. New. Salem sat in conference Eugene Lassiter, Union City last week and have called Rev. employee of Southern Bell Everyone enjoyed the singing Dempsey Henderson to pastor- Telephone Co. spent the past Sunday, Sept 18th. ate the coming year. Rev. Hen- week here with his parents, Mr. Saturday night, Oct. 1, the derson' is a young minister and and Mrs Burton Lassiter. Chaple Hill Sunday School had both he and the church covet a wiener roast at the church at 1 your prayers. 7 o'clock. NEW DIVISIONS The first Sundsy in October Mr Paul Cavender of St. Louis, Mo., spent a few days Lew down payment our guest speaker will be Bro- Creation of two new Divisions here with relatives, Mr and and Easy Tl ther Author Barber of Memphis,! within the State Board of Health Tenn. He will bring the morn- Mrs Welsh Cavender and Mr. to replace one formerly in exis- BENNETT ELECTRIC ing message and lead in choir and Mrs. Hale Williams. tence, was authorized by Gover- singing Everyone is Invited to Little Sammie Jane Mathis nor Wetherby in approving a 111 "Hey Mom!" Ths trademark of attend Frances Foster, WLW's vtvs- has been on the sick list for a reorganization proposal sub- rious songbir_ d from ths South, , Paul Dixon tells housewive_ s ID I few days. mitted by Dr Bruce Under- entertains aadienee sad listeners t the WLW area that ana of radio's f ...... wootf. fomMHiioner "of Health. s„k. with be, inimitable song Z* ** MW sSith f"ir^n Memphis ^n The Division of Chronic Di- sty Hags durlag WLW's "Town ready te go "Roltln Along" for Monday with the FHA of Palm- seases and the Division o( Vet- Cleaning erinary Public Health were House Revue" from Day ton. 0„ sn hour long spin, with records ersville school, to st 1 p.m., EST, weekdays. Jin sad stories, every weekday after- Mr and Mrs. Eric Cunning- established, both to perform Kunvon and Betty Jean Wiener noon st !:»• p.m., EST. ham and George Ed of Dresden duties formerly carried out PARISIAN sre co-emcees. and Mr and Mrs Earl Mitchell through the Division of Preven- and children Don and Judy of tive Medicine. Phone Paducah spent Sunday with Explaining the proposal. Dr. WELCH SCHOOL their parents, Mr. and Mrs Ed Underwood said the Director of 14 Route Five News Frields. Preventive Medicine "has Mrs. Brooks Oliver • Corn picking has gotten un- full-time job handling commun- NEWS derway around this section and (Toe late for last week) the yield is much better than Mrs Walter Cullipher, Mrs. was expected. Up at the J. W Hspple Bell from Alamo, Mrs. The Welch School Fair went Bynum farm he and Doyle Richard Kearby and daughter over with a big success Every- Frields are combining ^feeans 9 9 Cathy of Brownsville, and Mrs. one showed a big interest. The this week. They have quite an in TIME TO SOW FALL PASTURE AND Victor Clark from Paragould, displays were put to the advan- acreage with prolific yield. An REG. 28 ETHYL 3D enormous hay crop is reported Ark., visited Mr and Mrs Wal- tage and really showed up well. ter Permenter Saturday. At noon a delicious lunch was by many farmers with all avail- served in the lunch room After able machines kept busy the Mr snd Mrs Harry Watts past few weeks. An ample sup- PREPARE FOR WINTER CLOVER CROPS snd nephew, Don House, spent lunch different contests and r,,„_„ i c plV*y7 i«s tureaualready sioreostored,, thrnee re- the week-end in Memphis. They wa"'° o m®inder will be put on the PIPELINE sttended the Mid-South Fsir was ready to go home around 4 market. No. 1 Lake St. No. 2 Highlands and especially enjoyed the ro- p. m and were back early for Mr Fan-is Rickman lost his Come to A. C. BUTTS for your pasture seed needs I dec and craft exhibit. I the ball game. The Welch boys harn alone with the entire ™n Phoae «1U Phone 91(1 Judy Oliver celebrated her, and girls played the Chestnut j rfd^H^d«vera* Rye — Oats — Barley — Vetch — Crimson 24 HOUR ROAD SERVICE — WE NEVER CLOSE ninth birthdsy with a small Glade boys and girls. The Welch 1 several group enjoying refreshments j boys won, but ths girls lost to Clover — White Dutch Clover — Ladino Clo- snd games. Friday afternoon. 1 Chestnut Glade. Those attending were Fsirra, Want to say thanks Hgatn to ver Red Clover — Kentland Clover. Vava and Stephen Finch, Judy the people that helped make our SINGER SEWING (gHEET METAL snd her family Fairra remained fair a great success. until Saturday morning Thursday night, Oct. 6. is our MACHINES Sympathy is extended to ths regular P-T. A. meeting. Want jyjETAL SINKS fsmily of Mr G C Holladay all the parents thst ran, to be New and used machines who passed away last Tuesday. present and invite visitors. For sales, service and re The children hsve all been here pairs, see or call: J^u conditioning for home and office part of the week Mr R E. Hol- K-kttsrni Sons laday left Saturday Mr and Afu,r in< wlth Humph- j^ENNOX GAS FURNACES Mrs Lacy Barnes and daughter ^ , on TV In "The Pet- JOE FLY returned to their home Friday Lified ForesC Henry Fonda will Phone 202 East State Line Mrs Dan Kroll. Mr Cleveland do >The clown," Emmett Kel- Phosae 1361-J Fulton, K. j^ENNOX OIL FURNACES Holladay and Mr and Mrs Ray- w f the screen. mond Croft left Monday Mrs l_ Frank Romine and son sre re- I jyjETAL CANOPIES maining for a few days. Mrs Adair Cannon is hospi- y^LUMINUM AND GALVANIZED GUTTERS talized with a severe- cold. We | hope for her a speedy recovery. Mr and Mrs. John Colley snd J^IGHT CALLS, 249 Mr and Mrs William Smith rpent Monday in Memphis at- "lop "Trade-ins Today ! ' lending the Mid-South fair and •piN ROOF REPAIR are doing some shopping INSTALL and REPAIR STOKERS HAPPY BIRTHDAY1 Top Resale Tomorrow ! Happy Blrtn«»ay — Oct 10: MATIONALLY-ADV. EQUIPMENT Ralph Puckett. Eddie Miller; Oct 11: Smith Atkins; Oct. 11 Columbus Day; Oct. 13 Cladette gTAINLESS STEEL WORK Owens. Joe Hall, Mrs Joe Hall; Oct. 14: Martha Sue Holland, Mrs R M Walch, Mrs Annie J.JOT ASPHALT ROOFS INSTALLED Sarson; Oct. 16: Jerry Atkins, Guy Fry. f^LD FURNACES CLEANED St REPAIRED After turning down eleven pictures. Donna Reed has finally PHONE 802 found one to her liking. It's "Backlash," opposite Richard Widmark. at Universal - Inter- national VmJ »ND WILL MSST VOU MORSE THAN HALFWAVI Over to Olds in October . . . that's the smartest move you could make! And it's smart in thrrr big ways! First, you get the "Rod w" Engine LOCAL DELIVERED PRICE OkJtmobile "»•" 2-Ooor Man Oldsmobile that baa set an all-time popularity record. Secondly, you'll find that our "October Offer" on your present car is terrific! $2395.97, And finally, the Oldsmobile you buy today will hold its value. Slate end local tax* .«tro. Any way you look at it, this is s time foe sction. So come in! Yovr pric* d.p.nd, upon choice of mod.I and body sty*., optional .qsdp- There's a "Rocket" for every pocket . .. s deal that's right for you! m.nt and occauoriM. Prlc.1 may vary lilghtiy In adjoining connunHtol Heft's why Bt»m tsstts bttttr: There's no machine-age way to create true bourbon flavor. That'* why BEAM bour- bon* are traditionally made IS/1 I with pure Kentucky Lime- stone water and choice VISIf THI OCKIT ROOM"...AT TOUR OlDSMOSILI DIALIR'SI ains—then left to mature Kr years in barrels of char- taaoned white oak. as» nsr set M» SOX UK MrwHMM KENTUCKY MOTOR COMPANY JAMES I. HAM DISTIUIN6 CO. • CLERMONT, KENTUCKY 210 E. State Line Phone 1005 Page 12 The Fulton News Thursday October 6, 1955 Martin-Senour f AINTS. to 14 and the boys lost 16 to 17. brothers, OUle Pineger of Ful- Both teams played a good game ton and Allen Pjneger of Mem- Me tr a I.la,IB. rain* WELCH SCHOOL We are very proud of our six DEATHS phis; three grandchildren and ALL KINDS OF USED FURN1- new pupils in school. They sre one great grandchild. V«mith«t * tn-r,«li CLASSIFIED ADS l Tl|RE AND APPLIANCES. Tommy. Rhonsl, Ksthey and Used dinettes, stoves, refrig- NEWS Gail Leggins, Shirley Rhodes W. CLARENCE PINEGEK erators and living room suites. AND SUPER \IJ. KINDS OF KJEYS made and her sister. Services for W. Clarence Mrs B L. Austin is visiting UPTOWN. KEM-TONE while you wait Forrester's Pineger, South Fulton, who died in Oklahoma City. Okla., where SUPER KEM-TONE Is the Na- Hello, frlerui:. and neighbors, Sunday morning, Oct. 2. at 8:43 she is a house guest of her Shoe Shop. 204 Main as I am the Welch School News - tion's choice for washable In- at the Fulton Hospital, follow- daughter, Mr. and Mrs Doris MUST BE SOLD: ISO acres, FOR RENT: Floor sanding ma- reporter I would like to tell you terior finishes. We have a com- • ROCK SPRINGS ing a heart attack at 8 o'clock, hard surfaced road; two chine and electric floor polish- about our school fair which was Nettie Lee Copelea Valentine. plete stock for you; all colors, were held Monday at 2. at the houses; A good farm. If you er and electric vacuum clean- Saturday, Sent. 24 Mr and Mrs. Billy Joe For- all sizes. Central Church of Christ. Bro. can qualify, 10% down loan ers. Exchange Furniture Co. rest snd son, Dsvid, hsve re- The seventh and eighth grade Mr and Mrs. Pressie Moore Don Kester, minister, officiated. to farmer. Price $15,000. Bur- Phone 35, Church Street. Exchange Furn. Co. turned home after a week's visit drew a Tennessee map which and Miss Ina Bellew went to Burial, under direction of Horn- row Cannon and Burrow, In- 207 Church St. Phone $» was very nicely done Miss Union -City Wednesday. in Savannah, Ga. They were the surance ..".I Ke.il Estate. WELLS DRILLED for industry beak Funeral Home was iu Paula Puck, t won first prize Mrs Colen Brown is visiting Pineger Cemetery east of Duke- guests of Lt Col. and Mrs V. K. 1 OR SALE: 1952 Pontiac; good and homes. Modern equip- and Miss Diane Watki* won MOTOR REWINDING in De'troit and Lansing. Mich, dom He was <7. Cammack. Mrs. Cammack is the condition. New tires, good ment, experienced workmen. second prize The seventh grade this week. Mr Pineger was horn Nov. 3, sister of Mrs Forrest bargain Call W. E. Jackson, Write or call Watson Co., switch gear rebuilding and wrote compositions which were A large crowd attended the Phone 261, Fulton, Ky. 1887 in Weakley County, Tenn , Phone 488. repairing; commercial and about the first Tennessee In- singing at Crutchfield Sunday dians and th. First White Sett- the son of the late Rufus and CAPEHART TV offers you the afternoon. TIME: NOW industrial wiring. Let your lers. The prise was won by Miss Lena Goodwin Pineger He mar- "Big Difference:" Polaroid Glen Byrd. of Detroit, spent PLACE: 217 MAIN ST. Joy Vincent and Miss Hazel ried Miss Dessie Laird in 1910. Keep your eyas on * picture filter system and sup- electrical troubles be ours 1 the week-end with his parents, ATTRACTION: WADE'S USED Harwood the eighth grade. Mr and Mrs. Verlie Byrd Rev He was a member of the Church er-comet chassis. Sfi these FEATURING: S. FULTON ELECTRIC CO. Prize winners in the seventh and Mrs Eldon Bird and Jeanie of Christ. OurO. K. and five other big Capehart THE HOTTEST PRICES IN Phones (Day) 1050; grade were Miss Diane Watkins were visitors also. Mr Pineger was an auto me- features in the Capehart TV USED FURNITURE and Miss Jud Parker. chanic by trade before he re- for 1956 at City Electric Com- (Nite) 1370 Mrs. Bill Conner and son are Used Car Lot for We had a nice day for the fair tired two years ago. He had pany, Fulton. Sales and serv- visiting relatives in this com- Owned and operated by and that night we played Chest- munity this week. worked for City Motor Co and ice. nut Glade, Ti girts JosjLli-feL. Mrs Tnlia ByrH »nH Otrir Atkins Motor Co for a numher bargains. nri J. O. Smith and _ ira J Mi Martin » Hugh SB, hut 31% PHOSPHATE, 60% Potash. 33V»% T. V. A. Ammonium Nitrate and all seed and mix- ed grades of fertilisers as rec- ommended by A. S. C. Pur- An Improved Store For Your chase orders accepted from five counties. Reed Bros. Feed FARM LOANS Sl Seed Co, Phone 620 Fulton. Long Terms— ITIEY ARE- STILL IN THE j WRAPPER (BRAND NEW) —Easy Payments LINOLEUM RUGS THIS WFEK AT WADE'S UEED Greater Shopping Convenience ONLY $4.95. 217 Main. ATKINS. HOLMAN NOW YOU CAN Drive in Park AND FIELDS WE'VE MOVED next door to our former location . . . and into and Buy your office supplies and equipment. Harvey Cald- —Insuranoe— well Co., Drive-In Office Out- larger roomier quarters ! fitters, New Location, corner 208 Main St Phone S Walnut & Plain Streets. WE HAVE PLENTY OF FREE PARKING SPACE .. RIGHT Phone 674. POR SALE—1 - gallon capacity AT OUR FRONT DOOR. Rain or shine, cold weather or warm milk pasteurizer; room hu- midifier; 9 x 12 rug cushion; day or night, no need to walk more than a few steps from telephone table-bench combi- nation; 9-piece dining room your car into our store, with NEVER a parking worry. suite. Phone 801. Fulton. BLACK STALLION JUY EM. FIX XM UP, CLEAN BALER TWINE 'EM up and put 'em in a den. j PROMPT SERVICE always, becauVit's just a step from your Living room suites. GOOD $7.50 per bundle AND USED and only $5 00 car to our door and return. Let us serve you. and up at WADE'S USED EVERYBODYS getting one New shipment just in ! WHY DONT YOU? 217 Main SOUTHERN STATES BUCK Bushart, Owner IOUSE TRAILERS. Also camp- ing and fishing trailers. Terms j Fulton Co-Operative if desired U-Haul-It trailers. Modern Tourist Court, Union Central Ave. Phone 399 _City, Phone 866. MAYTAG WASHERS."standard and automatic models. $129 95 and up. Sales and service. SURE INSURANCE Bennett Electric. Phone 201. TOP PRICES PAID for country AT eggs. Smith's Cafe. LOW COST TLASH — FLASH — FLASH — COMPLETE STOCKS at all times of your favorite brands of After years of effort Brooklyn , won the World Series. You can be a winner also by pur- WHY PAY MORE? COLD WINES WHISKIES GINS RUMS chasing one of these terriffic buys at WADE'S Up ED Elec- tric refrigerators $69.95. Heat- IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC BRANDS ing stoves, all prices. Wick Smith Agencv 456 Lake Street CUPS MIXES SUPPLIES HANDYMAN —Phones 62 or MOW— FRIGIDAIRE APPLIANCES (Made only by General Motors) AUTHORIZED ALSO THE NEW HOME OF THE FULTON DISTRIBUT- SALES AND SERVICE ING COMPANY KING TELEVISION SERVICE Wholesale distributors of the following 227-9 South Second Stree Union City, Tenn. popular brands of BEER in this area: NOTICE (Premium): Schlitz Pabst Fehr's Liquid Gold The Fiscal Court of Fulton County met in regular session (Regular): Sterling " Stag ... C. V. Country Club on this September 20th, 1955, at which time a resolution The Original Handyman was introduced by the Fulton Jack, Fence - stretcher Board of Health requesting hoist, wagon jack; it that special tax of not more lifts, pulls, pushes; 3-ton than 12H cents per hun-. dred dollar valuation for the capacity purpose of maintaining the THE ONE-MAN MA- 7Ve te noted Fulton County Health Depart- CHINE WITH 101 USES! ment be placed upon the bal- Here it is - the one and lot at the next regular elec- Only HANDYMAN Jack, tion to be voted upon by the the result of more than voters of Fulton Couunty. Mo- '40 years of jack crafts- tion was made by Esquire Yarbro, Jr., to adopt the said DRIVE-IN manship. One of the resolution and was seconded most versatile machines in by Esquire Coram. All mem- America. For its low cost bers being present and all voting "I" none "Nay" it is so ME it saves the user more time and labor than any- ordered that the resolution be thing on the market. adopted and that it be record- Think of it - a powerful ed in the Fulton County Fis- cal Court Book records of Liquor Store but simple machine Fulton County. weighing only 28 lbs. with a guaranteed cap- This 20th day of September, COMPUTE STOCKS'' acity of 3 tons. 1955. Homer Roberts, Judge, Fulton County Notice submitted by John B. Fourth and Depot Sts. Fulton JOHN C. SMITH Rose, Sheriff, Fulton County, Rt 4, Fulton Phone 990-J Kentucky,