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This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Newspapers at Murray State's Digital Commons. It has been accepted for inclusion in The eN ws by an authorized administrator of Murray State's Digital Commons. For more information, please contact [email protected]. PHONI Hi% TRTIMING>\ GOrdi 4 7 • HOME IN THE THE NE.WIT / PRINTING The News;,47 NUMBEit Ken-Tenn Territory — The Farm and Home Paper of the I I' as, at a 1; pos NralliElt 'THREE vm m: mitt!,• t faltits hi art 1,1. FRIO Kentucky Veterans 11EN SEll% ICE First Baptist Church II us. Ration Office D .1 'I' II S lunth Recical /Ire Returning ----- Installs More Cooling Full Swing At TM CIA Walter II. Williamson, bon of Mores To Fourth SI. :1111111 11111 1 Facilities For Comfort Here MI. and Mrs. T. Williamson, Ful- Thad s : known Baptist Church Ela ,---laentuaky over:alai ton. Route 4. has graduated frum on 1 he Wm tee .mil farmer of the Rush Cieek commun- widely scattered of this yeti ions from advanced comniiiiiieutions C01111W 1.11 The First Baptist Chuach win has been located in Tuesday, July The first Yam!, Revival hap; been ity, thud audilenly, battle fronta continue to 'mu!. into Air Field, a tech- say bah gone all out fot more cool- Main-st, at the 131/l'il Ration Army the old Opi building 3, Funeral ma vices were conducted in progreas here this week Air Transport Command's Miami ing comfort to meet the sweltering ad. to niral school of the AAF Cuninuagt. has iaam milted tii the building July 5 by Rev, B. A. Walker, pas- First Baptist aeaiiirling Air Field a: pail of 50,000 A new Army Ile graduated limn Cayce High hot July weather. air-cool- joining Bob White alatia: Company tor of the Cayce Methodist church, Sam Ed Bradley. Services have A1C Iti flying back to the installed, wiSh School, and bas two brothers. M. ing system hies been 1,11 laiurth-st and internment followed at Rush been held daily at 7 a in. and 8 each month. statia Sgt, J. Ca Willnienson and Major two giant 50-inch funs innovated °thee will he alosed each Creek in charge id Hornbeak Fun- 1). 1 1. and 0/n111111e through The majority of the air evacuees more com- G. E. Williamaon in the service. 10 make the building Satiailay afternoon beginning at j eral llorne. this Sunday, July 15. under the Aimy's 'Green Project- fort:adv. ----- inalerk, it is :amount:ed. Ile is survived by his widow, Mrs. Rev. M. D. Moiton, pastor nf the land at this busy ATC Carribbean Sgt. Frank k, with the Army 011ie Richardson Verhinte, twu sis- Ninth and 0 Baptist 01111111 of hub lin,' then are sent to Camp Ail lonti•, ia now 111 AS4:1111 V:11112Y, STARTED AT ters, Mrs. Lena Counts of Graves Louisville, well knosvn evangelist, Blanding. Flo From there they go RI.VIVAI. India. Ile 011114111MR: in the AAP'. MT. CARMEL, JULY Hickman Woman Seeks county, and Mrs. Nora Wall of Mar- has Is-en delivering some fine mes- to n ieeeption center roarer their Clerk's Office tin: one brother, Earl Veiliine and sages. horn:, tor furlough 01. Sel/i1“1111/11 Circuit 11. Dioyes of Fulton has A Revival has been in progress a half-brother, J. Verhine. The Baptist Student Union De- Undel the Ariny's redeployna•nt T-5 bei m aa,,ored the Bionze Star for this week at Mt. Carmel on the To The Voters of Fulton (7ountY: partment has sent a team of four plan. 1 r %Mt Paialanl is•ere: battle partasapation in China from Hickman Higloyay, with services Alter giving due consideration to lins. college students to assist in the re- Among those released Ful- April 24 to May 24, 1945. being conducted at the Baptist aly appearls my friends vival. Miss Imogene 11,1eCord is T-Sgt. Chat les E. Reams, 25. died church there at 3 and 8:30 p. m., by to make the race 'at' 66, well known Fulton citizen, leading the work among the Junior ton, R. 3, Air Corps, 33 months in July 4, battle Rev. Jesse Newton. .ai Court Clerk, I ant making early Wedneaday morning, and Intermediate groups. James China-Burma-India, four Lt. George E Gruett of Covington, daughter, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. this announcement :is one of the at the horny of her Williams is directing the work of stars, Bronze Star. Tenn., a grandson of Miss., fol- 27, 408 is on his means of soliciting you.: vote and Hal Taylor. at Crenshaw, visitation. Miss Betty Lindh.. is in Pvt. Edward S. Lyons. C. W. Looney of this city, Asks illness. Fun- Ky., Engineers, after Irby W. Hammond influence in the coming primary lowing an extended charge of tongregatinnal singing Eddings-st, Fulton, way honie from Germany, were held here July thea- overseas. Sheriff election, Aug 4, 1945. eral services and special vocal number,. James 34 months in Mediterranean flying 5U missions while Election As 5 at the First Methodist churah the mum- for the shared Distinguished Unit ci- Upon making this announcement, Yatea is directing ter. conducted by Rev. Walter Mischke. tation. of Fort Bliss, In this issue of The Fulton County I am not unmindful of the respon- revival. Cpl. Dean Campbell Internment followed at Fairview —V — - a furlough NeWS. we are authorized to an- ribitity and trust that is invested Texas has been spending Cemetery in charge of Hornbeak parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. E. nounce the candidacy of Irby W. in the duties of this ofice by the FULTON SOLDIERS with hia Home. LEST WE FORGET TWO wife Hammond for sheriff of Fulton and if.elected I assure you Funeral Campbell on Eddings-st. His Coma RELEASED FrOM ARMY the action of the fulfill that She is survived by orie daughter, and little daughter. who live in County. subject to that I will faithfully year Fulton has its period- of Crenshaw, NIiss., Every --- him in Memphis and Democratic primary election to be trust to the very best of my know- Mrs. Taylor the bus- and Mayfield, met of ic floods, which inundate Two more men from Fulton held Saturday, August 4, 1945. and ability. grandson, Tommie Kent Taylor accompanied him here. ledge iness and some of the residential vicinity were released from the the that city; one brother, Lester Pow- Mr. Hammond, well known farm- At the time my anti entered district of this city. my this week at the Atterbury ers. She was born near Harris, A.- Reams, sun of er of the Cayce community, is wide- sei %Ace, I aceepted a position with lew center. The soldiers T. Sgt. Charles March 19, 1879, the daughter For a while we all fret and Md., separation ly known throughout the county. Budget : and Fiscal Office, Tenn., the Mr. and Mrs. Horace Reams of near the Povvers. about it: then as time goes on, nst scored 85 or more points under World War I, which of William and Betty Fry Fulton, is back in the States after /le is a veteran of Wright Field, Dayton, Ohio. forget—unti m- adjusted servire rating plan 1892 she moved to Fulton and of us are prone to Army's the China- and vice-commander of the Amer- position I held until the War De- In -108 Edd- serving 33 months in ever since. other flood come along and hiti us Pvt. Edward S. Lyons, Post at Hickman. He me last Septerr.- made her home here Burma-India theatre. ican Legion partment notified ings-st, and T-5 James E Grubbs of in ac- She was married to the late Walter again. is also well acquainted in Fulton, tier that my aon was missing Rnute 3, are now civilians. Willingham. June 10, 1896 who A survey is being made now of Fulton, of Mr. and and is a member of the B. P. O. E. tion over Germany. Since then I J. James Shankle, son preceeded her in death in 1937. For the watershed in and around Ful- has finished Lodge at Fulton. have returned home to be with my lairs. Lewis Shankle, years he was a partner in the ton, of the bridges, culverts, etc., BE Great Lakes. active in farm and family and friends. many JULY 22-2a WILL his boot training at He has been and Wilingham store here. the creek, to dertimine just He be- resident of this Povaers over FARM SAFETY WEEK civic work for many years. I have been a ta provide am- ex- V what is to be done L. B. Newton, Jr., son of Mr. and longs to the Fulton County Farm county my entire life, with the that WILLIAM NORMAN ple clearance and creek bed so be ob- Mrs. L B. Newton, has arrived Bureau, and served as committe- ception of the employment as de- PVT. Farm Safety Week will the flood waters may be carried off Nation the safely in Manilla, P. man from his district. He has rsa.- scribed above. HONORED WITH DINNEn served throughout the without harm. proclam- sided in this county since boyhood, desire to meet week of July 22 to 28 by It is my earnest Shankle is expected and has many friends who will be time, given in the home A local committee has endeavor- ation of President Truman. Lt. Wallace all the voters personally, but A dinner was a the in er to obtain aid Prom the states of called upon to meet back in the States soon to spend glad to learn that he is seeking tires and gasoline makes this an im- of Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Inman With farmers and Tennessee. Such production goals of 45-day leave with his wife and lit- j sheriff's office. sit I am hoping that if honor of Mrs. Inman's nephew, Kentuky theahighest crop possibility maturing. and it is it is tle son. He has been in the South has never sought I do not Norman. Pvt. Norman help is slow in the War with fewer workers. Mr. Hammond you are one'of those that iloward enough Ile was in daugtful whether it will lo- imperative that both manpower and Pacific. and Okinawa. offise before. and was per- get to see. that you will give my served in Germany. to do the job when it come through. property- losses due to farm acci- . u o e e race or sher- candidacy your consideration. lour battles. log- lata nho . It seems to us that the most dents and flies be reduced to a min- O.] J.1111eS If iff by friends throughout the coun- and as- He is home on a thirty-day fur- in Again I solicit your help be to "ise W. J. Browder. U-T as- ritintly ietuined flum ty. He is z: man of stalwart stat- Then he will take three ical thing t'' imum. says ire y.ou of my deepest apprecia- lough here in Fulton. Pro- and England, haa hein awardici the has the sterling qualities to the tr.oney right ostant Extension engineer ure. and anything you might do for months training before going of ith Palm, hy the • on tat perty owneis nrai olserators State Sah.l.. Chairman. Croix di Gu: that qualify him for the office he Paean . all help in and Goyim:tont. •for oxt:aor- of World War ct. and mis. iness places shaaalci Deaths from farm work acridents 11-itneh o el.:: As a veteran Mary Shaw Cowgill 'Tfloar present were p in the lit : a - Mrs. get the job done. last yea:- totaled more than in any dina: acho Vlment I. he should have a depeer under- W. If. Norman. Mr. and Mrs. L. II. yvill industries. thin of France.- Co!. ',bill is with of the fellows who re- We are informed that it af the other five major atancling . . Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Norman. Au F.ai a and now de-! Nai man. necessara: to snake changes in br•- amouneng tn 23 percent of all oc- the Army t r PA1TERSON ATTENDS Mrs A. E. Iluas. Mr. and of staff at Randolph , 1-t "ia ,gn Mr. :ind ges and oherts cn to, erit .. an. cupation:A d th,. More farm peo- puty ch:ey rise again Pized fact POULTRY COURSE AT Ardell Cart: r. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs dig the bed of the strewn cieepir i Ie were killed by accidents in A- Field. Texas. that the man who fills the sheriffs TENN. Stephens. Mrs. Ozt.Ile Holmes UNIVERSITY OF Gorda, and wide:. That probably will n,: ica's hist two yizirs participa- office at this time. and after the Earl Boyd. Mr. Sid Huss, pvt. Roy Nethery Jr.. son of N1r. and Mrs. 'loan a cirag line will ilaVe 10 be tion in the War than ihe numebr present war with Japan. must be operates the Mrs. Dewey Inman. Attie Nethery west of Ful- J. II. Patterson, who Mr. and hrought in to ch, the wails. of fighting men killed in the wza and Mrs. Roy qualified to deal with problems that Hatchery here jointly with Lee. Lola B. and Norma Mae Holmes ton. is taking his basic training at integrity and Fan( n And don't forget that it is no itself, Broi.vder points out. will tax his ability, attended the poultry and Nlasie Deiin. Charles B.. and machinery Camp Rotareson. Ark. his wife. small job. A few thousand will not Careless use of farm , anderstanding. week at the University Ronnie Norman. Peggy and Jimmie work ,111'54.' this do the .cork.- It will rost in the is the chief cause of farm Mr. Hammond takes tras metioxi in Knoxville. Many Stephens. Llilian Harrison, Gerald aiose be. S. Sgt. Glenn Clawford is spend- ef Tennessee neighborhood of S5:1.0tal anyway. • ecolents woh lives:tack of asking your consideration of hia raising were Carter. 'Margaret Earl with his parents. iinraAs of poultry :nil David to sthrt raising the ,nd. Fos iach alo ;:f gross in- irog furlo.igh for the office. and he Boyd. Jeanneve Now is the time in Ba- qualifications -tud1:::1. as well as postwar problems and John Wayne another Lamer as a class pays Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Vrawford sup- Noz- money. not later, when :ono- the will appreciate your vote and poultry raisers. and Sue Huss and Glenn Reed of ac- ton Roage, La. He has recently re- Ina! lace fIood. and perhaps a intre serious out about S1.01 as the res-aN port in the coming election. If nom- man. waned from overseas service in —v eomis along to de further di.m- cidents and fires inated and elected, he promises to one. Air Force. V home or farm building Piny with the 15th the duties of BURGESS (.1 I,. ago to our city. A farm uphold and execute LT. fifteen minutes '04) t I al 1 a JEFFRESS thing. We have heard of catches fire every the office with devotion and fair- DF(' i N(.1 Another Marine Pfa. William E. Drysdale. RI II ENING FROM OVERSEAS the City during the day in the U. S. The ness to all, recognizing the sacred no action on the part of of Mrs. Birdie fires totals S273.972 21, of Fulton. son in him by the Burgess, son of Dads of Fulton and South Fulton in esst of farm trust and faith placed 1 Stanley Miller son of Mr. Drysdale. is recuperating in a Cal- Fun Pfc. James R. Jeffress. matter of passing ordminees a- each day. people who have chosen him as lan and Mss. Miller Busgess of the fire ifolraa hospital from wounds re- and Mrs. I. R. Jeffress. Crutrhfield. anything in the Latest reports indicate that their public servant. tan. haa been awarded the Distin- gainst throwing during the invasion of Okin- Route 2. is now returning home should Ise lasses in the United States last year ceived Flying Croo.. lie was a creek bed. This step iniainal Europe with the Eighth Infan- For the highest in this country awa. E. Cashon, 379th Bom- in the Eighth Air from taken without further delay. were Lt. Earl a,1 navigator division which ac- He served on Guam. Guadalcanal Re- try Division. the is no need to spend money 1932 bardment Squarron. received the Foros stationed in England. weight there and in the Marshall and Caroline counted for 21 times its own out. if we are The majority of farm acciderts Distinguished Flying Cross for par- he has been sent on recon- to clean the creek a ently Germans by taking 316,187 pris- throw fires can be prevented if every Islands. in aerial flight as pilot or missions to Germany, in going to permit everyone and In-Mating na::-nnee during ten months of combat. creek, family will put into effect this 16. 1945. in an for the remapping loners any thing they like in the farm a B-25 on March takmg pictures Army Feb. 29, program. Pfc. Pau! Smith, brother of Mrs. Ile entered the up in order to gain a foot simple three point attack on a railroad bridge in Bren- Europe, 18 fill it is now in Czsch- of 1943, and has been overseas for bene- I. Learn to recognize and hunt C. C Workman. in Campo, Italy. In the not corne home for a while, or two for their own private ner Pass Ile wil was with Cannon Com- and fire hazards slovakia. plane points to his months. Ile out the accident face of strong resistance. his although he has 96 Regiment. fit. house. pany 121 St. Infantry on the tarns and in the farm was crippleci. but he made it back to credit. Let's loak at this creek program haz- Louis Van Haney. a form- participated .in campaigns in II. Correct or remove those S. Sgt Cashon holds the Air V--- He right rerov. It is not go- first trom- base Lt. Brittany, Western Ger- realistic yoa can. er Fulton boy. who plays Normandy, the ards that NIedal with Six Oak Leaf Clusters, ELKS CLUB SPONSORS The ing to get any better unless york safely bone in General Eisenhower's band. many and Central Germany. Learn to live and and the Mediterranean Ribbon with SHOWS41IERE community as a whole pitches in and be here. He has re- GENTSCH Eighth Division was in the Nor- with those hazards that cannot has. been visiting about it. First it is two battle stars. the capture does something corrected or rerriocect cetly rehired from two years over- mandy breakthrough. C1V- • immediately Shows will be in the up to the City Dads. and hval North Africa. Sicily, and 'The J. A. Gentsch of Brest. the bittel. fight V seas in and Fair- to get on the ball and act. for the Harold Mullins. son of Air. in Fulton all next oeek at forest. Troops of the ic leaders. 'MISSING England. The band played Hurtgen has got to take the ONCE REPORTED Mrs. Jae Mullins of this city. is with Park under the auspices of the first to cross the But somebody • Eisenhower Day. field Eighth were pushed IN ACTION I.T. HART Torpedo Boat Squadron of Club. These shows the drive lead if the project is ever a Motor the Fulton Elks Roer River, launching ARRIVES IN THE U. S. somewhere Laiwrence in son ef the U. S Navy. He is are featui mg Captain reached the Rhine. The Gol- through. Cpl. Leonard E. Thompson, that have a good cons• city. in the Philippine Islands. his ssnsat tonal free act. defying then cut the Rhur pock- We already trans- Mrs. Bertie Thompson of this den Arrow esarylaaly The Re11:1!1!11`. llumington. the Ferris Wheel each its ETO mittee on the job. but in Belgium with the Quar- death on et in two and fintshed ship, lee:mils- docked at New is now son of Mr. and to get solid behind these port expects to re- William W. Merryman. night. fighting by crossing the Elbe haa got the 765 Army termaster Corps, and York. and among and Mrs W. W. Merryman of this Midway uttractions, including an the Russians. men. was Lt. turn to the States soon. He has linking with men back in the States been awarded a commen- minstrel show and fun call beyond V service for three years. anti city. ha.a old time For his bravery and II Hart of Fulton. Ile was been in distinguised ser- D.NiNGER HOURS i Robeit dation ribbon for house duty while in nation Pfc. Jeffress missing in action oversi as for two years. Council re- I once repotted vice. He is Chief Motor Nlachin- awarded ,he Combat In- Naiional Safety dm- '— has been 6 when his bomber went down S. Submarine Goixi Conduct ports that the houis between Cashon, son of Mr. and 1st on a U. KENNETT ELECTRIC fantry Badge and the bombing raid. T-5 linnsel score 8 p. arc the most danger- I ing a of Fulton. has ON MAIN STREET Ribbon. His adjusted service and was with the 398th Mrs Dave Cashon seaman., NOW hours for drivers and Young Hart star and Harold B. Chapman, 18, points. ous traffic shot down been awarded the Bronze is 64 Bomb Group, and was class, USNR, of Fulton. Ky., Cayce High School, pedestrians. of Heart. He was wounded second 'Me Bennett Electric, ....formerly He attended Munich. He was a prisoner Purple at the Atlantic Murray. and V over Germany. and has been is onw training at 452 Lake-st is now locat- NYA Trade Schoal at months during which March 2. in located task and triumph of Christ- war for ten Fleet's Naval Training Station, building at Daytora Ohio. The six differ- overseas for eleven months. ed in the old opera house YMCA nations ttme he was sonfined in I . for duty with the V ianity is to make men and Newport. R at 217 Main•st, across the street prison camps. a new balance of true and just and uprieht in all ent has been moved gunnery division aboard lluchileston ar Co There must be not a V Sgt James E Holt from A. and to wing ail lase 'Tracy. heavy cruiser. been power, but a community of power: their dealings, can ev- from Camp Claiborne, La., to Many improvenients have subjec- Nothing but Christianity the Navy last Jan- rivalries, but an or- as well as all conduct into address is: Sgt. James E. lie entered made by this firm in its new loca- not organized secure the world's peace. Calif. His Woodrow tion and oonformity to the law of entually Traey, Cahn uary-. the management invites ganised common peace — Holt. So. Pacific Club, tion and J. Van Dyke. —Lord Bryce. the public ta visit the new store Wilson. THE FULTON COUNTY NEWS. FULTON. KENTUCKY ------Washington legis• Bureaucratic blonde' mg is rsepon- cases 1111: did V Id gmeininent to deny wands upon our being taxed on the loam( without interest in "food fizzle." I's high plants oppose mid punis hthose who delib- food shortages(?) will sihl. for the The Fulton t'ounly Nava why where the amount available under them tutors, these sante basis us private plants, farmers that Congresx use the power _ the law niay be inadequate. erately or otherwise are publishing he alleviated, because the time J. PAUL Pit'SHART not levy a eustomer power con- pessesses to divest thiete bur.. to providing jobs, this sueh dan.aging xtaternenta. If they bless them) can that it and Publisher sumpiton tax againat them? The In addition of this nation (God power which it Editor that helps are rtue, it is about time that the eaucriaties of the Federal government ulready col- is a type of cooperation raise ell the food-stuffs neceseary you, the EVERY ItIDAY - %%Ate!' from bul- Congress do something about it. SO relineuathed tll ttletli—and PITBLISHED lects a power consumption tax from the boys as they soldier boys and, Male Of US has really Buffeted to feed, first, our Set. and do its duty. c ponies. In this lets to bleadwinning (Sr ppoulatIon, with entered as second class matter June private power —but if the food situation, admit- setand, our civilian percentage of taxes .1; to he sent That's how you can help to "cure" at the post office at Fulton, manner, the tedly now out of hand, continfiea a huge surplus:, left over ilk Ha& companies, LET'S HAVE BOTH SIDES \y‘., th.o 1,odt 3, 1875. paid by private electric time to the f,t lot! ...di.... .4 11,.. ICJ., under the act of March too much hyp- to get progressively worse, the whIeli averages around 25 per cent '"Ehere is entirely ---- Crosby, "in the is not far distant when this nation 014MIAIIIL.4 Card of Than/m of their gross Income, multi be "loamy, says Ted that business- definitely will suffer from nual-nu- anninees NoUna and Political Cards collected from public. power com- hackneyed complaint engage trition. the rates specified by the' manner, bring about managed utility companies charged at panies. In ha Best while their polit- The average American Retonga in 'propaganda,' Talung advertlalria department. equality in taxation and it would in the sante ac- the gatne fairly and ptevent the privileged tax-exempt ical critics engage rates radius ot 30 intensively and has refused knowingly to pat.. dutecription plants front shifting their tax bill to tivity even more a year. Elm- that black market, :out just fix he miles of ninon St.50 including the set- continuously. Why not admit the other taxpayers, shortage ie Nurse the food Says Wi $2.00 a year. sides are out to advance u feels that Investment viee men, who, when they return, both let the public he will continue to do so. But ence bear their full share of the giv, n viewpoint and Ala. Diacua• must let him get the idea into his carats- North, Iiirmingliain, burden."' judge its merits? she happily stated: tax that the food shortage is eith- Seem- sing her case method of "Dissolve the fiction of hypocrisy itim Everything She Ale That would be a fair due to bureau- "It xeemed to me that every bite pro- which proponents of socialized man- er falsely created or Her taxing government business ed To MnagreelVith ate disagreed with rn.• and caused agement have assiduously built up cratic stupidity, he will throw his I share of the cost. of government. Was Down To until I of the word 'pro- patriotism, as far as food is con- Weight gas in my stomarli could This soldier in the South Seas is around their use purely cerned, overboard. Some one has 112 Um.She Stales. Feels hardly breathe. I tossol :aid tum- dodge their just paganda' and applied to the wets which now said that the stomach is bled all night and felt LIS worn out Political Announcements the defensive, and often pitifully mad- i truthfully Better Now Than In apparently thinking more about organs of mornings as if I had clone a hurd equate, efforts of business-managed , the least patriotic of the announce principles of government that must Yearn. work. Nly appetite dwindled are authotized to alive and 1,7011IM- the human body. days We maintained to perpetuate free- cottipames to atay as candidates for be of is genuine, he away, ins. a eight went down to on- the following United UO IO 110 bUSMCSS—the business If the food stortage Re- of dom and equality in the "After the wonderful relief arid twelve pounds, election, subject to the action must not be allowed to get into dos ly a of our peo- public service." MC I feel sellisli Primary Election States, than are moat tonga gave wiaild and I lelt VIALS and the Democratic - - V ---- frame of mind, but he is rapidly on to ple at home. not to pass the good word WaS ti/ depend on to be helu Saturday, August 4, 1945 reaching that point. The govern- WI'Ilk I -V Ole THE NIUSEll'31 l'IMIOLIII011. and I T.VH.F. 1'1' (Ill' ment must bestir itself at once. It laxative:: ler past June was ifeele the oc-a :dew; het Jodi' In all medicines. For County Court Judge CRITICI3I ESSENTAIL .• must investigate, then deny or take had tor a united el 1011 10 inipi t••:: ROBERTS Retail business men of the nation caraai steps to remedy a deplorable con- "The relief Itettinga gave me HOMER the importance of have been leaders in insisting that (11)011 CS:VI-Y.1W dition. SCOW, astonishing. All that terrible I controla be enforced to the dairy inthishy and dairy pio- distress from gas and indigestion is For County Court Clerk practioal You can help clear the atmos- the dins, spiraling of fluctson completing the war against and I eat, sleep arid feel BARNETT prevent phere hy writing your Congressman relieved GUY we The cifoit at behalf of the I re- prices. Some of the difficulties Japan. and enators. Tell them that you like a dillerint peison. have 2LARDIE N. HOLLAND from should not end with illy are now experiencing result dairy industry want to know if the, r. a ea.., nt gained seta al omen:, nerves with hasp the refusal of those charged J11110. "water, water even. seem strone. and I no longer For Circuit Court Judge to give alaintaining production uncle i• a 1 feel bet- tationing and price control a drop to drink," or ti the well r; to take haiali laNative J. STAHR hadicaps is difficult far ie the ELVIS hec,d to practical suggestions that ifiesent really running dry. Demand that ter than in years. II( tonga excus- but throughout the net- CLYDE BURNETT have been offered. This is fooducors, in either case they do :airmailing hest in ve000 tit i'Ver it is are extending their wholo-: able in a large degree because ion they about it. TelEeni yourna• Joann' for lietonga is intended v. relieyo Clerk and, support. Dairy fairme:a I For Circuit Court impossible to plea.se everybody, heal•ted bacon—that you'll cheefully endure dVdrcss due Vitamin 13-1 defic- a country hoping for a change in ration- J. E. (Justin) ATTEBERY iurthermore, la-cause when are the ache as long as you believe it iency, constipation, insufficient to a policies which n clifingea from a free economy ing and price is essential to the winning of •he MRS. NIARY LOLA LAWRENCE flow of digestive juices in the sto- vsliether it bo encourage the production of dzio,y For County Jailer eontreled economy, war, but you'll.. getting a bit skep- others," gratefully declares Mrs. mach, and loss of appetite. Thou- emergency or other rea- products and bring butter back from , WILL T. SHANKLIN for a war ticol NI ry Lola Lawrence, well known sands praise it. Retonga may be conditions will result. the museum to the family table. son harsh If enough ot us make these de- practical nun., of 4500-11th Ave. obtained at DeNtyer's Dru Store seek legislated For Tax Commissioner When peoplee security from some real or imagin- ELMER MURCHISON JOB WELL DONE • ed danger, such as inflation for ex- The railroads are as much a part ample, they give up much freedom For County Attorney of the war effort ZIS the Army and of action in return. Therefore, it is H. AMBERG the Navy theinselves; they are per- JAMES unfair to complain of the "control" forming a war duty unequalled in WOOD TIPTON system under which we now live our magnitude. with insufficient equip- of Magic"' we are ready to take New"House until ment and presonnel; and they have, For Sheriff chances under a free econoniy. How- by the sheer brilliance of their pet - J. B. SANDERS ever, this does not mean that there formance. prevented an acute trans- G. WYNNE should be no criticism or effort to ALMUS portation crisis from becoming a improve operating methods of cur IRBY W. HANIMOND disasten—Chicago Herald system. If rules and regu- national America control for Postwar governing priees and pro- American. For NIagistrate District .No. 2 lations duction are definitely destructive of CLYDE CORUM increased output, carrection should Truth ma) be stranger than fic- be made. Unless this is done, the but it should be no stranger For Magistrate First District tion, II oi progress and purpose of rationing and price con- • • • one of the strongest guarantees of IFulton County to us. trol will be defeated. The duty ot V C. J. BOWERS scientific preparedness is to cooperate with produc- eat your cake and have world peace is continuous V OPA You can't ers and retailers because it is on it too. But you can give your word all industrial research." MIND READERS DISAGREE them that the people depend for and keep it. through the neces.sities of life and not on V The latest court decision in the regulators who. in them.selves, sticks to Montgomrey Ward case decides the A good girl always powerfless to clothe or teed a girl always yesses. nothing on the merits of the labor are A bad single soul. electricity, metallurgy, electronics and issue out of which the controversy "General Electric has approved As controls are relaxed, both pro- reduced cost grew. All the decision amounts to plans for a new $8.000,000 chemistry, but aLso through and retailers vsill face a is that the words used in an act of ducers Research Laboratory. This ex- and increased efficienoy, as in the tremendous obligation of volun- Congress to promote the prosecu- mudern incandascent larnp. basing priaes on reasonable penditure has tremendous significance. bon of a war must be given a tarily in the past the la- From this angle. organized Scientific research has contributed much -Even more than broader meaning than might other- profits. retailers and mass producers of to our progress as a nation. boratory vtill emphasize research in pure vaise be warranted. Even as to the merchandise will be the nation's science- continuing and expanding the f broader meaning, the judge in the "Many things have been discovered greatest price control asssets, for by and the late lower court and the judges in a during this war. and we can and must work begun Dr. Whitney simple reason that their busi- higher court disagreed. the them into better things for Dr. Steinmetz forty-five years ago. depend on volume turn- develop The point of interest to business ness lives "To find new facts of the physical over, and that cannot be secured peacetime. that the U. S. Circuit Court oil I'M ACHIN' FOR BACON of is minimum profit per "Today we have 550 research people world. to extend the limits knowledge, by a two to one decision except on a Appeals, business must For the past several months I will is a forward step in creating More the lower court. held !unit sale. Therefore. on our staff. These new facilities reversing of policing have haunted the butcher shops of at Less Cost." the president accept the responsibility not only give increased outlet kr their Goods for More People that the act giving my neighborhood, with red points plant, mine its own price policy. opportur.iiies the right to seize "any in and. in a vain search for bacon.; but will provide the mar.- or facility equipped for Nary a rasher have I been able to for new msearch minds with new t-lcitts. or mining CONTROL'S ufacture, production °f "CONTROL FOR purchase, and I'm achin' for bacon.1 "From this new laboratory we think whia.h , any articles or materials SAKE" Nov:. along with rrallions of oth- new achievements will come. In the paSt, the war effort-1 that is may be required by . In the face et the flight er Americans who share my crav- to include a mail the in- G-E iwearch ha.s contributkd much is elastic enough to now underway to socialtze ing for that smoked. delectable establishment ! Britain. better living in America- not only Prrssdent order house or other dustrial economy of Great portion uf the hog. I am perfectly in the distri- cour- new developments in x-ray. GEN} it Al ,A.FCTItle COMPANY engaged exclusively Prime Minister Churchtll has willing to forego the gastronomic through our bution of consumer goods. "At the head of delight of a slice of bacon or two in court de- • age"slY said: free With such confusion mainmast we fly the flag of with my eggs (when I can get acts, it is' contrail's cisions on congres.siotal enuterprise. Control tor them) if the sacrifice is necessary will have to obvious that Congress to assure that our boys in the Ar- making its sa-e. senselefss' C°Mmils whichthe be more specific in pass. . are in fact designed to favor med Services get their fill of bacen in it meaning :dear legislation accomplishment of totalitarian sass- However. thcre are a few things leaving to judges1 es, rather than tems—however innc.sently designed, I would like to know, not only a- of its thoughts. what- the interpretation whatever guise they take, bout all of the feed shortage C.') V ever liveries they wear .v,-hatever which this nation is experiencing.' a fraud FAIR? slogans they MOUIh—istP Are they real, and if so are they WHY NOT BE ex- ivhi_chi should he merciles.sly just another example of the futility ' A who has been overseas' soldier of government planning. If they are nearly three years. the last year , govs for Pacifisal Thoughtful presons oppose bureaucratic created shertages why I and one-half in the South gov- ernment in business. because do we tolerate such autocracy? ; a good suggestion to his but writes .ernment in business ts nothing Repeatedly I have read in the' home folks. con- the beginning of "control for public prints that we now have He has been fighting to maintain are trol's sake." And yet there more cattlt. un thc hoof than ever Ameriaan ideals of justice. equality all powerful political leaders in twfore in our bistory, that Cana- and individual independence, as the to- nations who still promote ; dian butcher shops are send \ • - contrasted with government domi- which phileophy of Haler ernan meat (s,ine of it nation of private eit.izens. While the rlade eovernment supreme and Lend-Lease • . he has been away, his home cern- farmers t munity has been subjected t„i 'Ilves. them onn form of pclitical aggression. A Bat PS VETERANS In many cases to ship it hundreds of :It Federal power iNtll'sTRY Nevell-mtRion-cle,DorG-FR”,,,,. rn•, • ,1 s‘r'parr, ,N,ntrmsintetin et ililmted art tax-exempt and dr,ssing, -taxed Wdat .s to meet miles for slaitelinaing n en rrsiearch siatT atstut Stat Research numia system liquidated the highly •nt for problems of the renaming soldiers. to he shipped hack. thus addmg Is, a ,tentist's paradise of etitni experi• home power company. He knows! ra mem., in elientist Aes. ell, I niniea. liy tlie announcement the load the alre idv tiVcr bur- ads villages r tele% Ision. high that when he gets home lie will is illustratel NIO1 :100.000 sttnare It is !iota ,onst ruction can start in ail months. a d,fad ninreada, that On :s enough and radar Oltrafrii pay additional taxes to tri.ke up d the Texas Comrtmy that spec- granted sugar in Cuba to satisis every this loss unless government busi- ial leave of absence wIll be Hear the t; E radio pn,grnnis: The C•E All cid sts-stnt, SWAM' 10 p. KAT. N11C-- seeet tooth in the Unitcal States Erttlav 6:15 p tn. EWT. tlis.N— The G•E Bowe ness projects which compete with employees of that eonipany who re- The World Today news. Monday thstmigli and to spare: that the government l'aet.%, NIonday Friday 4'00 It M. EWT,CMS. private citizens can be taxed. turn from military service and de- is dumping thousands of cases of %VAR BONDS To meet this situation, he offers sire to take advantage of the Ser- FOR VICTORY-BUY AND HOLD Ant to canned milk and thousands of . a plan that St`CMS to he practical ',Icemen's Readjustment • tons of vegetables and fruits. be• as it is in line with the govern- pursue studies that will benefit at held them to the spoil- I ment's own policy of levying spec- them in their future association with :nose has tne point, etc. a Id taxes against certain indurtries. the company Also it will give fai- ELECTRIC then it GENERAL as power uncial assistance in the form of If these things are true, 1, Be says: "As long public

-404111111111tHamasit.. THE FULTON COUNq'Y NEWS, FULTON, KENTUCKY mossomoss•w 1111CpOth• moi, on the kattle fronts FULTON ROUTE 3 :did lig bee i.peak tooth% , yes, Wit 1. suet %et t, mirth t., 11,1,1 1.111. MIS MIM11,1 Mei 0. II. at'Ill Lull Intel t•A lo tognize our a year or 's high the 0111- NMI/ IS le MI /1;1 MI and Mrs. Mid vin Latium. of g".1 neighbor boy, Mation Jones, rOl'eSter wife spent Saturday interdependence (1111. UP011 periisl is going to power St looth and Robert Sullivan and w ia, toms tilt, colors in the U. S. night y ith Alvin Foster and family. er. We became a nation when 'Mir- The postwar lien., Folks, have a 4th busy oni• for ail communities. se bur. vk if, of Clinton spent 111/11 Sunday Army July 30. M.iy God sustain Mai MO JIMA'S, wife and son, spent teen Sovereign States ace..pted their be a Special studies should be made by hich it July' Those of us spent th1. w.th 11. II. Lowry and family. him end an good a sol- Sunday Ohl noon with Mr. and MIR. interdependence und gave up sorne towns and villages to Im- mi, the day quietly al home tinder our ow(1 dier as lie was a citizen at home. Lee Jones. of their cherished privileges to es. cities, 111.14. WM(' Elder E. C, Lowry and Nob- Mae Lei and Jimmie Starks tublish PSI of Rights for all. rerinsow., their pedestrian truffle attending church services TOM Nabois and wife. Mrs. Lula spent Sunday with Carl Linder in Wl• ea yi 11 II. Lowry, wife and Non, Parrish and Unz.le Toni Golden took have fought a long war at c Water Valley. high cost in young lives Bich:oil and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Na- dinner with Mr. and Mrs Chester because — Mrs. Hoyt Bruce are vis- after the last war We did not recog- N1r. and NIrt. E. C. Lowry. Pat and Bennett. SUNNY DIP folks. present he is nize • --our POOL iting home At E. C. Loatry and wife vklied her responsibility depen- hors, the latter took dinner with Tenn. dence upon others; stationed at Dyersburg father, a I,. Foster Sanday aftei - because we did liarkk•v Parrish spent week in not see that domestic prosperity to IS MI14. Thelma Wright und children norm. 1.1.114` Wool. 1Y ft &aria NOW OPEN I •••• •••1 Fuller (lilhatit Iltispitol with inal- a very great chirl• last week end with MT dgeree was dependent mha and heart ailment. However, spi tit A faintly reanion was held at the 4rtii;araValc•,';',,Z 11Me ill ;111(1 1.11,111V 11)111 MOM She 1MS returned fr upon world prosperit‘: because ut NAM%P‘Mititsribmtri he is improving tit home now, but home of C. D. Williams and wife in WOW en these hot summer dals. The SOO home we did not ottalize that all t two weeks v.ration Fraliiy for MI'S. Muffle Harrison of i‘ater is changed regularly. under the treatment. groups mind be prosperous if our Ft:Mee:CO %V1111 hel• 11M1/1111(i, Pet. St. Louis, she niet all of her children rse Sisk and economy was to be healthy. Mrs. II. A. Adults 25e Mr. and B. Wright on the Teti Mitchel for the first time in 3 years. Those daughter, Dods spent a delightful I)iscus- Ranch, and reports a weraterful present were: Mr. and Mrs. L. 13. We have learned an expensive . QUICK SERVICE l'nder 12-15c two weeks vacation with part nts, 1 tat«l: time. Harrison of St. Louis, Clyde Taylor, lesson—but, God be thanked, we friends and relatives, they ottunr- .1101IN AUSTIN, Mgr. MISS Carnill Ileiidley and a girl wife and daughter Zella, Fred Cush- have learned it, and even la the, at your cry bite eil to their home in yandotte, friend Miss Louise Smatastika of on wife and children, Mazon, War- midst of turmoil there are those I cam -4 al tell. Thursdo New York, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. dell and Brenda of Dukedom, Mot.' who have been looking ahead and TEXACO STATION pInzining for the peace to come. t Oley ilendley and other relatives trt O. D. Neely and children, Jean and this section. Don oi Farmington, and also Billy To be MOO, there are those self •Road Serthe The store of Oria Forester is open . who rt sides with his fit- blinded critics who say that "plan- Help an Ex-Service Man "Retonga Is Grand" for customers, and he is improving. Viet ai Fulton. ning" is a Fascist or Communist Miss Bobby Lou Hicks of Detroit ideology, destructive of rugged indi- Bill Isbell, Mgr. is spending the summer with rel- vidualism. Yet how far would that atives and friends. Wingo-Pryorsburg News most rugged individualist, the fron- Phone 9183 Says Robt. Gregory, tiersman, have gone in the wilder- Mrs. Itchla Bennett spent the 4th ness without the careful planning, with Mrs. J. E. Foster, Hester and Sgt David Saxon, husband of ti. Gregory, well known resident without cautious preparation? Ift Noted Medicine Brought J. C. made hay while the sun shin- Mrs. Betty Saxon arrived from ov- of 204 E. Ashley St., Jacksonville, erst.a.. to his would have been scalped long la ,,t. Prompt Relief After Dis- er brightly., but we didn't see Maud Tuesday' spend fur- Florida, prominent church man fore he reached the nearest settle- who on that sunimer's day lough it, itli friends and relatives. Accurate Ode tress From Acid Indiges- and member of a vitidely known Muller, ment. t lg raked the inedow sweet with hay. Sgt J. R. I.intz, son of Mr. and WORKMANSHIP tion And Other Troubles family states: "Planning" is no feel B. H. Lowry, wife and son, Rich- Mrs. Curtis Lintz of Pryorsburg ar- foreign ideol- "I have truly suffered tortures ogy. The Declaration of At Low Cost re- Had Kept Him Feeling Mis- ard, took dinner with their son and rived timne Monday morning after Interde- from indigestion and gas pains in pendence is as wife, E. G. Lowry Sun- ten months in Germany. American as the De- Watches Clocks and Tlime nerves erably For About Three my stotnach, especially after meals. Mr. and Mrs. Pvt. James Legate, husband of claration of Independence. Pieces of All Hindi Accurate- ger have Years, He States. Discuss- I fet I was very toxic and some day. ly Repaired at Low Cost by— Mrs. Jessie Legate of Wingo is spend- What is the Declaration of Inter- lei bet- es His Case. foods wood cause a severe itching and Mrs. Dackery Webb and the ing a 60 day furlough vvith his wife, dependence? It is a joint statement ANDREWS a. ai un my arms and body. I had to wife, spent Sunday afternoon vitith daughter and other relatives. by the Agriculture, Busir.ess and JEWELRY COMPANY rely on laxatives to overcome sulg• Mrs. G. W. Brann and Miss Mollie Happy men and women from Guests of Mrs. and Mrs. Paula Labor Committees on National Pol- relievo gish elimination and change from Brann, who was stricken vitith par- the Great Lakes to the Gulf are Garnett and daughter Sunday were 1 icy of the National Planning Asso- -I ciefic- one to another to get results. No- alysis recently. Her condition is gratefully praising Retonga for Bro. and Mrs. Taylor of Wingo ciation. In the words of Hans Chris- sufficient thing I tried seemed to suit my case some better at present. the relief this noted herbal stom- church of Christ. tian Sonne, Chairman of the Exe. the sto- and I began tu doubt vithether I and Mozelle BURROW Messrs. James Hicks, Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wilhur i cutive Committee: ''This declara- CHAS. W t. Thou- would ever find relief. returned to Memphis and Speight Adams Sunday', were Mr. and Mrs. tion is a credo of faith in democ- :nay be "But Retonga promptly relieved They found REAL ESTATE and Detroit Saturday night. Ruce Adams and children of Wingo. racy. It is the cons.Tioun attempt of g Store. me. I now eat everything with a pleasant pesstime fishing a very Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Curtis groups to analyze their common PUBLIC AUCTIONEER fine appetite, and without discom- while here, but hot. an dthe mos- • Lintz and family of Pryorsburg, needs and to seek mutual agree- OFFICE OVER CITY NATIONAL fort. That itching has been entire- quitoes were terriblt. Sunday Wel Mr. and Mrs. Fred ment on their common problems: BANK—PHONE 61 relieved, and the sulggish elim- is working ly Clarence D. Williams Rhodes, Mr. and Mrs. Drew Walls, to, in self interest, put aside self- • ination has been relieved too. My Bynum's filling station in • at Gene Mrs. Rhodes Taylor, Willie Taylor, ishness for the good of the nation seems to give me renewed !cep Fulton. Julia Ann Rhodes, Mackey Rhodes,!as a whole. National planning is Farm and City Property trength. It is a pleasure to tell the rainbow sign, God gave Noah andAllie Mae Walls. democracy planning. This is why about such a splendid medi- Burnett Lowry says, he gave List or Buy With L's! r,thers but Mrs. Robert Joyner and daught- we believe it vvill show us the way Retonga." a head any man should be tine as him er, Gloria, of Pryorsburg, spent to a peaceful and prosperous world intended to relieve of, or did he? We wonder'. Retonga is proud Tuesday night vitith Mr. and Mrs. due to Vitamin B-1 defic- Miss Peggy Brann spent the past Thstress Jessie Joyner of Fulton. VICTOR.' RECIPE iency, insufficient flow of digestive v,teek at home. V (ALL US MR. ROBT. G. GREGORY juices in the stomach, and loss of . Mrs. G. W. Brann. P. J. Brann and A DECLARATION OF achic and Vitamin B-1 medicine appetite. Accept no substitute. wife. and Pvt. Hoyt Bruce and wife Take one draftee, slightly green. INTERDEPENDENCE —for— brought them, often after years of Retonga may be oLtained at De- spent Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Stir from bed at early hour. Soak suffering. For instance, Mr. Robt. Myer's Drug Store. Elmer Cannon. in shower or tub daily. Dresses in By Ruth Taylor olive drab. Mix with others of his Only the savage lives by himself k:nd. Then toughen with maneu- DRY CLEANING and for himself. Civilization de- vers and grate on sergeant's nerves. mands cooperative living. Each Add his furlough to day-ond•night liberal portion of baked beans Many a sold;er devotes gain made, each step forward that —and— mechan;led operation on the home form. This is Cpl. and corned beef. Season with wind. more secure Delmar vas Horn, Jr. with his dad ot Jefferson, Iowa. makes life easier or rain, sun and snow. Sweeten from implies the working together of the time to time with chocolate bars many for the benefit of all. Let smoke occasionally. Bake in LAUNDRY SERVICE ON THE This is not an altruistic attitude. 110-degree sununer and let cool in FOOD FRONT It is plain horse sense. It is intelli- below-zero winter. Serves 130 mil- lion people. Cash and Carry Service V W. W. Jones & Sons —Your Patronage Is Al- Funeral Home •SAFETYGRAMS 129 University Phone 390 ways Appreciated. 3IARTIN, TENN. inost st :ions tirot•li rns A Distinctive Service Well 1: -ft... I. \ n Ir. Within Your Means . •

.A.T.FIRST PARISIAN SIGN OF A01101 • th; LAUNDRY-CLEANERS usE6 66 Phone 11 Cad Preparations as directed Ideal for the Sick and Convalescent THEY DID IT BEFORE— THEY CAN DO IT AGAIN With Farman Tractor Power

planted the Spr:.r... fr•-••11 the Rockies to the from dark to dark long.er. Many in two or three sh:ftir. I :ate seaboard. worried farmers searched around the clock. working history. for signs of clear weather, but the cold 'Ile!: made one of the greatest crops in rains fell relentlessly. In today's war-torn world-with hunger and For mom than a month the seed should have disease already stalking many peoples-even been germinating in the warm soil. hlillions of one major crop failure could bring hunine. This acres lay tlop:;:tited becauNe the ground was too is why the sound of tractors and planting ma- v..et for preparation of the seed bod and too cold chinery was heard. day and night. front the -why head- for germination of the seed. Flains states to the Eastern seaboard lelits stabbed the darkness over the fields. Only a generation ago them could have been but one outcome-crop shortage and food scar- America's fanners are doing it again. in spito city. Nature allows scant time for planting when of an unprecedented combination of adverse cir- the warm sun waits till late May or June before curt:stances-bad weather,shortages of machines drying the som• soil. llorses am too slow and and shortages of manpov:er. For the second timo tire too quickly to get the job done then. .in three years, they am relying upon their trac- machines to help rescue large areas But the farmers remember May of 1943-only tor-powered a, of the world Worn catastrophe. More of these Taylor untiring H. P. their fast, The two years ago-when of International liar- tractor,- averted crop failure. Then.too, rains tractors are products company. flooded the fields and the month was all but vestcr than of ariy other spent before they shield go in on the land HARVESTER COSTrANT and plant. INTERNATIONAL Illinois Convalescent Home Ave. Chicago I. Memorial Michigan In WO, most farmers drove their tractors IS.) N. 11U11 NO*, JUST OFT THE MARTIN-DRESDEN HIGHWAY—NEAR RALSTON INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER MRS. RENA TAYLOR. REGISTERED NURSE, IN CHARGE THE FULTON COUNTY NEWS. FULTON. KENTUCKY mid Mrs. Sallie B. Walker, Mrs. mom, but Nit and Mrs. Willie lutes and •i'LASSIFIEI) ADS• Mrs. Her- very sick for the past few Jays Mrs Jim It:skull, Mr. and PILOT OAR children of Detroit are visittng hisI Mrs, Marshall is repotted better. rv Walker, Mr. mid MAKE De- mother, Mrs. Sudie Yates und other SALESIAN WANTED Mr. and Mist. :t Mr. anti Mrs. Boys' Casey of Everett and twit sons, Janette Stark of Fulton spent relatives. Rawleigh Route now open. Real James Miss attending the bedside of (hville Walker, Mrs. Miss Nadine Hunt- troit are Matey of Water Valley for permanent, profit- CREAM the Fourth with Mrs. Curl opportunity Ntrm, Mildred Iltdd, Mrte. Nina ICE daughter, Mrs. Dot Williams nut., hem*.Any Reyes -.Witloos —Smooth their promptly Write 311 — ro• ley. attested tht bedside of her father. able work. Start Nliss Dorothea Pity. •No k• —No cooking No alas:held leisia•ar e. l'ampla.11 and flavor —fosy — Orville Coletharp has been at the p of last iLm irix h.s. Dela. Kili.N2.K. Fre whipping• No woralsod Mr. N11.. Orville Colethat Friday ner of Washington, I). C., who spent Inonpoosls• — 20 swipes In gosh 134 pl.• port, 11.1.••••••,1 ohis eel for Inn. .id• sum. week. her vacation in Kentucky. pl. ol/or. or byr Issa, yrs, V... Mrs, Mary Collins tpent Thee-- -V :Vb.. ATHLETES FOOT day of last week wit liSlr. and 'Eine prayer is not asking God Make This 10 Minato Test LOIIDOrmemy Caleb Vales and family. Then for love; it is learning tn lovc, and Stand Honk•nud• leo Croons Successful treatments must reach Pvt. Tommie Yates has jUst inelude :ill mankind ni taw al INSURANCE the germ. Powdels, ointments and •/ ACCIDENT Baker Eddy overseas. leTtion.---Nlaiy STABILIZER eel from solutions do nut penetrate IAN!WOW 00 ellt1 atel mild I ejbmeWille Mt.. and Mrs. R. G. Lowry sufficiently. Get a strong mobilo ------Persons Is Injured Each Year dinner and spini liquid. One containing at least 80 Subscribe for The today. One In Nine son, Jimmie, took We sug- — Laker per cent alcohol is good. the Fourth at Reelfoot It contains 90 per cont. th: gest Te-ol. l.f s 01.• Our revival meeting ,it t PENETRATES. REACHES druggista Missionary Baptist church hew, MORE GERMS. Most now have the test size. Small lot: Lloyd Novel of Mass:el:I FARM FOR SALE OF INCOME Rev. just arrived at Bennett Drug Store. LOSS Come V doing the preaching. Hick - am* help us in our work. PFC. WII SON CANNON Farm containing 23.1 acres two miles from DOCTOR'S and Emerson h. LOSS OF SAVINGS DUE TO Pvt. John Powell IN THE PHILIPPINES 190 acres open land and pastur( after being ei eVietory) man, about and MISCEL- :Limed home. again With the 24th Infantry for stock farm. NURSES' BILL, HOSPITAL • hospital in Nashville. Divlsion on Mmtianao— With food balance in timber land, and ideal EXPENSES sirs. Rhodes and (taught,. and water supplies deplpeted 1 Well fenced all around and cross fenced. A good LANEOUS MEDICAL with about gone, the 1: Avella Green spent Friday ammunition investment in a future home. Good house, elec- Allie Nlorgan. " company uf Pfc. Wilson E. Cannot:. Cannes, place is a SELECT ... THEN PROTECT? 1h.l. Ernest Sutter was shakingisun of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin tric lights, two tenant houses, the l uf Fulton, Route 3, fought off on, aids with friends anti relavites home and can he bought wcirth the ; vicious assault after the other l:s real country Way . . . I ,ft :: re Friday. lie has just retruned This Is The Smart and Modern superior Japanese forces which sui :• am overseas. I'll say he's really money. Accident Insurance I rounded the company for three das Buy Sid to be: back. in the Davao area. Mr. and !Sirs. B. G. Lowry had asl E. DOBSON—HICKMAN,KY. Mrs.' The embattled unit. sone! guests Sunday Mr. and Yates of :Mayfield, Mt. and •tsrnice °211.slthisInfanit‘rty"YiteDg"nia to, Green, Mr. and Mts. Agency Irs. Clatence to the main be , Insurance fought Its way Atkins and Mrs, -11-s. Harry Yates, N1r. 1 troops with the aid of another .eillie Yates and children of Detro- PHONE No.5 pany sent out to break the J.:, Mr. and Nits. Murray Yates, ese encirclement. sudie Yates, Mr. and Mrs. Bernal, ATTENTION "When the Japs were not valet's,: Lowry. it being Mrs. Yates. birth- out area with mortar and mat:him:- day. All reported a good time. gun fire, they were attacking with and Mr. atri l, Mrs. Attie Morgan bayonets, grenades and rifle fire," and son took ' Mrs. 011ie V. Morgan stud Connell. "Our artillery save,' Poultry Raisers Clark on the' To Get Out supper svith airs. Ella I us, even though the bursts were It's Thne Her sun, JPvt. Harold: Fourth. i too close for comfort.' lt tinie to cull your flock, and weed out 1 Clark came home on furlough. withdrawn Edith! As wounded men were the non-producers. We will be glad to help you Summer Clothes N1rs. ra Raines and Mrs. to the center of the perimeter, our Your - Yates spent Thursday with Mrs. Es defense' circle became smaller and with yotir culling, and urge you to phone or NIrs. and also hare— Tell Emerson of Dukedom. smaller. write 12:: for the flint> desired to do the job. Emerson is improving. When aid came, vse were reduced per the flock NIrs. Allen Lowry spent Monday to eight rounds of ammunition This culling service is provided fighting YOUR WINTER CLOTHES CLEANED AND vith Mrs. Mary Nell Gossum of Ful- man, not oxisogli to start of this territory FREE OF CHARGE hy ton. off another attack. STORED AGAINST MOTHS Mrs Alhe Nlorgara N1rs. Ebbie Earl, Mr. and NIrs. Vodie Rhodes of MEN IN SERVICE Water Valley, Mrs. Avella Green time to have N1r. and Mrs. Ches- If You Cull Your Flock Properly We wish to remind you that it's and adughter. William Bartlette Netherton Mcre Profit liar. John Jackson, ldr. NI. ter Jack-ain, Seaman. lc, son of Mr. and thoroughly cleaned and pre- Thacker took Sun- your winter clothes and Mrs. Weaver Netherland of Fulton, Route 2. . 011ie V. Morgan and fam- day with stationed at Fort Pierce, Fla. pared for winter storage. ily. Mrs. Roy Bowden of Fut- NIr and News was received here a 1. ton, Mr. and Mrs. °rine Bushart son . Hatchery Batts, Swift's days ago that J. D. you get out your cion N1r .and N1rs. Peru Gris- The season demands that caile• Lee Batts of Dallas, Texas, was Sunday afternoon. , Phone 116 or 66 the som led in Worth, Germany en June. 1 summer clothing and dress appropriate to V ovex:, Young Batts, 21, had been State Line StrccI Homemakers father, is weather. We strive to serve you promptly and Bennett for 18 months. and his Batts. has been vis.ittng here Friday ev- ' Bennett 9-H Club met his daughter, Mrs. Ruby Lee efficiently. of Cornell ening. July 6 at the home erfield of Riceville. Hancock near Beelerton. Suppei after schich was served on the lawn Pfc. Arnie E. Cruce of F... by the mem- Mat - games vsere enjoyed now located on Tinian in the in happy ex- Be7r.- bers. Spirits are high at ianas Islands with the 58th MADAME VONGER Camp pectations of attending bardment Wing, pioneer Super:. NIADAN1E VONGER. palrort, s,•venth daughter of CLEANERS for DUALITY 23 transferred •:. tress unit which was Sa•V(111(1 ge-neration, born cently frorn the India-China 'I love. business. fa• ily aftsars. • t. • atre to the Pacifi.s. to join witth You will find her superior to —1 ir\( E in- (amsilvs. XXI Bomber Command in the you things that you know ansi that Ts: ------Japan- ` i tenstfied aerial blows at the Convincing is believing. Skeptical people imittd of the Les- -God- is the subject ese mainland. will he read in in son-Sermon which Pfc. Cruce is a Military Policeman If bewildered. distressed. disappointed or sor- thru- low. come to my I san and will help Chrts‘art Science churches in one of the air service groups Trouble Office. 15. 1945.: the vsorld on Sunday. July. v..hich perform the maintenance you_ See MADAME VONGER before going elsewhet: CAUGHT Golden Text Is: -The Lord necessary to keel Reader and adviser on marriages, love. business :an u GET The work Hilai and supply in the! Her -- hath prepared his throne the big bombers in p: ' family affairs. work is different from others rulethj why satisfied customers are her —WITH ROAD TROUBLE! heavens: and his kingdom ion fox. their long-rans, that's best advertisers. Not only tell you but help you in your over all." (Ps. 103) com-Ille has been serving overseas wibc troubles. the eitations which unIt ; Among the 5Sth Wing formerly a wHy wAiTs T,,merrose may Ise too late. the fol- prise the Lesson-Sermon is -I the XX Bomber Command. s will men lowing from the Bible: "I the B-29's first went into irclan ARE 1'01' the Lord.; LUCK}'? lion the loving-kinciness of MOTC than a yea: ; agatnst Japan Fick. tilde and discouraged, if so. here. is a me. t: and the praises of the Lord. accor- hath be- ag°• RUad all. don't miss a vrord, the.n act ding to all that the Lord His parents Mr. and Mrs. A. M goodness I stowed o nus. and the great Cruce reside at Route 1, Fulton, Ks As "Moses" of Old toward the house of Israel. which according led the "children of Israel" out of physical "bersls he hath bestowed on them Harold B. Chapman, 18, seaman. the. opened the v.nters of the sea so they passed to his mercies, and acct'., ding to USNR, of Fulton, Ky. second class. on a dry road to the "promised land" of mitt: and multitude of his loving kindness. at the Atlants. ace my is now in training honey," so will this Surely they New- , wonderful woman For he said. lte:Inevt's Naval Training Station, that will not people, children port, R. I., for duty with the guns' Use. 63) Like a Second "Moses" so he was their savior." division aboard a new heavy includes' nerY lead you out of the bondage of darkness ;Ir.,1 The Lesson-Sermon also cruiser. He entered the Navy last passage from the' cleave the sea of mental sickness, debt, poses: •- the following ! January. textbsok," science despair, throw hack the waves cif "BAD LUCK," Christian Science V let you pass through on the Health with Key to the Scrip- nght road to es snd Goa: WATED VALLEY GIRL Eddy:" "PROMISED LAND" of health, wealth and happiness tares" by Mary Baker NOW IN WAC SERVICE all-knowing,' The great I arn: the ycm believe someone has hurt you. or 1.. • all acting all•wise all- I 11-seetng ; Private Wilma Eloutse W:lhar • they have put a spell of bad lock on you, do sea • • eternal: Pt-temple: Mind: : sing, and Route 2, Water, Valley. Kent because of this that you are sisk, that you ha,- LIfts, T.tuth: all seul, : daughter tit airs. and NI:, palns and creeping feelings in different part: Intelligence." (P. 587) A Puckett, a member bcsiy, that you are unlucky in love, mones man's Army Corps. rete : family and business affairs. do you want to Nt e (lister pilots in st WAC Training Center, he: the one you love is true? ..... 1,-Nlaxton Air- . . I. duty with the Army at St, the• I Tioop Carrier no you think some one has hurt YOUR NATURE, a y- Air Base, held. Ineltanapolis, Indiana. have trouble, we have In Combat Fly- do ymi wonder why you nr. !,' 1,,', •1 BUT in CaSe you do 0111'St• and a course. V trouble-shootin,::. CwiThat w Training ha' ',Veil given to you" Service Truck available for NItss NIsty Monro of Cuba, NI , In the Ctl-4A glider. play safe---bring your car in for a :le Techniques tesent guest of MIss Mot There are -NIANY salts that SEENI RIGHT Better :wittily coatse eovers traming fill up with izas bk.!, ; Arteliety of Cayce. unto a man but the end Iheieof is "DEATH." of oil, lubrication joh, v.-is:pens used by the those tires—by s sl Nliss Je ssie ot you start out. And protect rasone crime. ta,ite,":1 trarteuvers Ming your troubles. to Madame Vonger City as a recent guest ; checked regularly for proper in- .1,1 01 r,er 011111ot ssisie sts. The having them Etta Nailling and Miss Slaty At• SPECIAL Rd.allINGs SI.(10. READINGS FOR 1:ght trainIng (souse Matures pre- flation. ' hely et Cayce. WIIITE AND COLORED. :ion flying and tactical formation FOUR SERVIt'E sm.iings in small fields. Call in Person. Hours S A. NI. to 9 P. M. •ALWAIS FAMILY REUNION Among the Glider Pilots now in • lor.tted in Trailer and Tent Mrs Nina M. Campbell • :samosa is 2nd. Lt Witham V. Sis- ington, D. C has been Highway 51 in Ricerille (Fulton) on ,on of 303 E.Sth. St , Fulton Ken- \ mother. Mrs. Sallie B. Walker. tucky. Fulton-Clinton Road GAS CO. f,noly reunion was held at the. LINE Air PIPE Army of an He is a graduate WaI-1 Low' FOR SIGN ON TM HIGHWAY at borne of Mr. and Mrs. Binfor Bill Grooms, Prop. FOrre31 71311111-15f1/1113. 1,114.1% gth00i ker Those present illOre. Mr and Marfa, Tesais.

1016 KENTUCKY THE FULTON COUNTY NEWS, FULTON, day just as I on the right road by yaw Wad feeling some better at read my Bible evt!ry W110 •111 the ' Murchison .8 hope I aaa abow ions, ,, Joe, Ji been u good treatnient. I just this time. did there, and have Solo..cr4hr NON for 111111 NEWS! LATHAM two daughters, Brs. Jessie I have at hot node :sea, and ifl con- the people that I ATII1N1 ittitur, uNioN Reed of having dinner Stinddy with boy as fur as anything else tufty I Thedfoiel and Mrs. Thomas Those good niy wiongs in life. II grandchild- .1. Ft Elliott wilt, Mr. My family and thildien Memphis, and seveial Mr. and MI'S. cerned. hello, and just know Tin theiii.,,g JfIlIon At nuitrIIIIM IrO111 Donald rem Ile was buried at Sandy Willard of Detroit, Mrs. have changed towaid WIII W1114. Dodge City. VII- I camp aftt•rnuon. Y and thildien, K.iy and Billie different peison camp. pareno, Branch on Monday to know that \I, 1 ,4'11 1 get another jovuig furItitigh with Mr. and Thomas, a fil/rtle Hon, Mts. Thotnitst Exurn, and I can give all the credit to you Waymoro Arfirctiong, Miss Gil hude All rity love, BRONZOLEUM Mr. and Mis. Old C. J. Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. bless you both, rind may front Malta], spent the week Mrs all So God Motet ..x.t of Latham. M I of Fulton, Mr. and come their get Concrete 13uriel Vauil with Mr .intl Mrs. Bonnie 'rhumax. Million the other boys who WO ILI,. Genf' _ John LittlOt011 I'fluegt.r spent tho Mis. Pl1111 MOON. ill1.1 haven Dependability at Jaynes ElIWIII11 and Cummings enjoyed last week :Ind Mrs Nina N'Ilirchlson with his Mint. 'kali 1.111kr/tOn llt11.111111114 the 4-11 Club Ral- 1t1 UP. il.11100i1. 2$, Beauty M.111111. Hickman son, Angelo C.11111' ito.1 Yormanence ly 11,1t. and Mrs Berme Stalion Nlis. Will MitxcY ;Ind thliirret Strength ste,t 11.,11.,. Ile; hi. ',turned the Wanda and Mddied limn IN hod, Mich , have been gills, 1111,1;1, ,11 1,1,, way to the and 111; 11..111 1/V1.1:-.•... . Mrs. Berton Holman highY:ity, Cpl. REMEDIES a thirty- guests of her (laughter, POULTRY 'hash,. i•hplying Brown had Sunday with M, fail of Latham. 11 A forlough with II1S 11.111111..., Mr. Sadler and Mrs All! o should watch (So, hail a new and Islis Ira rhino' who are raising poultry near Palm- Mts. Migrant Mattison Nol dl)lts. Guy Haywood tt Mr and Mrs Chill and Dis- Frigidaire electric stove in. Lill( appearance of Parasites t'.0I1.• III the aft. in. en for the first Chambers, this vverik. Poultry Remedies Corp. Radford (Pete) Belle 11.c hare some good to Mrs. Eva Griffin and Airs. ease. home item 1111 his way Mrs • • poultry from Illarkard enjoyed a visit eyilh Ca I should help to protect your is enjoying a thiity-day which the Pacific Mai Dortch near Martin lust the %seek 1 V.• 1111 Mr. Mr. and Mts. Anne I. leave v.,•1111 his parents, JOro Grubl,s near Spring Hill, - Wt.r.k. ick- Chamber.; of this COITI1111111 at niolhci's, Mrs. Del Eveiett Mis. Ray Thomas a patient Mining to her ity. k. She is stir Strother, on Monday. res, 1114tentrelotorallell Jones Clinic this wee Diarrhea reported in a I i and Mrs. Sam Laws is piessuri: and Mr and Mrs, Jeri..? Dint( Coccidiosis low blood with It!ring from critical condition, suffering condition. and Nils. C. A. Binfoid spew Iltaile awl Ilirvisoll a general run (town broken hip. in and Mis. Th with us any lime g.00d cancer and a Sgt. John Clement from a camp day ytith Mr. We invite you to consult liven III XATTERJOHN J1/1. FrillIk Will/ kali ts.ith his wife and bah,: Mr. aw,,, at Louisianna haring with your smio. tiii„. ert Walker of • any troubles you may wa, of Memphis, 'Fenn., spent the v..eck Air. and Mrs. about is a Gaocrets Product. Walker of I), ; home on Sunda:, i•vening. !.vitli his parents, Air. and Mrs. Glen lesion, Mr. J. C. 0,111p:111 of Wing,. flocks. Now% rif quite old. lli• lir: CI, merit of this community. Mr.. Lola Walker L Mrs. Ida Yid, I'le. Patil Harwood has been dinner guests of and PaillIne, 11111‘...(1 from Italy, to Flur- girls, Allem' and Mts. Hetsehel r t "P"I"114 to c"rn'-' Mr. of M. mph i. 'me ..nt 11111. se, n. Dr. J. P. Vs',Ilianis REPAIR SERVICE has had with Air. and Mts. 1. Hatchery PROMPT /Ada Cop. land vacationing Fulton ams. itie of malaria. She has had sev- wim REPAIRMEN Nugent rc.durned hoe CHICKS" BY EXPERIENCED • Mr. Virgil "HOME OF' PERSONALITY BABY int Saturday after I • ' keep Mt. Eulitne w anti WII- 1,1 Detroit Watches, etc., and we'll with his motto • Bring .8 Four ham Foster welt! unducted in the ing two weeks and sister, M1 1. order for you. Atm), last week. Fannie Nugent them in running and Air. Newberry Mr BOWS G•11111.1 and Junto.' Newberry His sons, Tommie lligttai • were call, d tip for physical poute I. STORE are staying over a while. WARREN JEWELRY sdsomai:on 1.1,1 ...11 k, hut IA etc feify, and Mrs. Ben Moore !. GROCERV-WALNUT ST. Jectod. " Mi. WANTED NEXT wow to Ittla; guests Sunda.... Ni!s. Gillam Hai p,m, (Nee Jane iheu dinner J. V.' rs Item N.,. tpent th, 111:ickburn, Mr. and Mrs. Vainey) 2. Mr. and NIrs. week with hei hams, Route Highway. Mr. and Nlis Chelles Blackard Walston of Clinton USED CARS then Mrs. C. A. Turner ami Mal same is modeling eione on Mr. and p you Nation-Wide Affiliations and Sdlirlet, Mrs. Lu- Our toase reeently. toils, Barham USED CARS. If spent Sunday with Mr. We pay top prices for good ne who hare moved to The Mr Ballow and "11'' Turner us to seree Thrones Fartner of Crow- ear you now have Enables and young daughtez paid a short and Mrs. George you ever plan to dispose of the cities night. ii.y. after distant ‘isit Li,thain lost Fi :day preparation for purchase of another flock -V------in the war-you can get more for it today than you 0. this HOME CRUTCHFIELD BOY IN SERVICE WRITES - HORNBEAK FUNERAL LETTER. BACK HOME can when Germany goes down in defeat FULTON, KY. The revival beigan Sunday night Dear Air. and Mrs. Shanklin: I had for- at the NI. E. Church here. Rev.! I Guess you ;,11 thought 4 IIBULANCE SERVICE haven't. SEE US TODAY! Suter is helping Bro. Walker. gotten you, but I 3erly 7 to Day or Night-Phone Come and enjoy the good sermons. don't have much time :• Miss Jessie Wi.de arrived home They keep us rather busy Vaults us : We handle the Famous BRONZOLEUM Saturday from \ellen. she has fin- man's Navy. They give bu.. • • ished a Summer School. of cigarettes to smoke, Motor Co. smoke tn.!. Little Air. Paris O'Neal of Dyersburg is don't give us time to are plenty ! !ry spending his ..acation with grand- so that's why there parents Mr. and l)Irs. V. B. cigs here. Ha. see th. Regieers I sure wish you all could Adding Machines Cash It is sure pretty and big Typtirriters tw"l).1.11. and Mrs. Anvil Green, Mr. place. anything I have ever seen. We ha.- and Mrs. Allen Cooper of here, and everywhere yuu look, • Mr. and Mrs. Dave Jackson were sailors won't let. PAPER visitors at the home of .11,1r. and Airs. they WALL ten weeks. I t FULTON Elmore and Mrs. Nora Copeland came Six weeks 11, '' SITPLY COMPANY Sunday. Miss Kay C.,peland AND OFFICE home iwth her grandparents, Mr. weeks to ei CAFE . NEW to arii ,. ion ii .11 En LOWE'S out and Mrs. Green and hr,d supper. rne Island to take special training Miss Joyce and Mrs. Thomas the See Bees, and it looks like I and SERVICE of Memphis spent the past we are now open. SALES Childress to see some cf those J Afttr completely renzodeling .,,,,.g with their ;writ, Glenn going right in the fare beim-. • Dillion and .Mr. Dillion and they and prepared to serve you. I believe I can take it, • - spent Wednesday night with their "Everything For t'ne Office" trying to keep up v..ith the 17 art aunt, Mrs. Eva Scat. 18 year old boys. Led my compar.% Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Glisson and in shooting the rifle, and I get to t family of Pilot Oag v.-ere guests in the morning to try for Exile:. YOUR PATRONAGE APPRECIATED Fulton, Ky. Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Arlie Batts Telephone 85 Walnut St. So hear's hoping I can make tr.• here. Airs. Sam Batts and children grade. All the boys call me "Po; v..er there. • but I don't mind and just take Mrs. Della Strother and Molls,. Enamels and laugh. but I am old enough . Wall Pape r Paints Mrs. Everett Foster of Los Angeles,' be lots of their fathers. Calif., and Eva Seat went to Cairo,. If I get to come home before r 111. shopping Friday. have to leave. I'll be by to see ys Air. and Mrs. Finish Conner and all. and see how the jailer's race at the family are here c.n his vacation vis- Special Values coming along. But I'm not v,-orri, ding his mother. Mrs. Lula Conner because I know you will win. Ar. and daughter, LO:F, this week. , if there is anything I can do 0:- Eva Seat visited Mrs. Mattie IA w- thing I can write, or say, th • is of Memphis v.•ho is visiting her OWL want you to NEW help you, I sure sister. Mrs. Jennie Fully here. Miss; me, for I'm proud of the day•s Lewis has been in bed with arthrit- , on you all. of the time since arriving spent with Farmers is most a gent!. To like Notice was really treated here. th.,. STORE there was not a fault DRUG and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Disque of man, ever see in anything. an,. to plant green beans should Dukedom were guests of his parents , I could Farmers wanting anyone ever says that there ,s here Sunday. if It is time them to write me and I'll suii Concentrate, now for the season ahead. Mr. and Mrs. Cloyce Veatch were tell Drene Shampoo get ready up for you. I have nev. _ $1.59 dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Forte stand 8-o:. makes I gallon season from now to anyone I love more than yol. plant now-planting Dilloin of Route 2 Sunday. known ___$1.00 to I got a different vi.ii Scout Knives Mrs. Ruthie Moore spcnt the week dear people. _$1.25 July 2.),ith. by y,,111- !7;,1r:ng end with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Phillips of life Thermos Bottles righi - near New Hope. me Carter II ater Pressure Drain Cleaner____$2.50 and son. Le- f•.• Mrs. Mac, n Shelton Thermal Heating Pads ____$1.00 signed up now. Pricc is $80.00 n, veited Mr. and Mrs Jim Nturch- 1 Git your contract Mi • _15c to 50c - • •71 !It . , 71. •' Nail Files beans. 60c r ion for contracted Twee:ers _ Wrisley Soap, 1 eakcs $1.00 and can Swift-Courteous THREE CARS Sets $15.00 have plenty of Round Pod Bean Si d. Asthma One Always Available Trusses $3.00 to $15.00 growers if so desired. Scruice 96.00 supply Tobacco Pouches and Rill Folds $1 00 to Eli,tric Light Globes _ 15c to 35c PHONE No. 3 P_HONE Duffle Bags $1.00 Water Valley Sandwiches arid Cold Drinks At Our Fountain Canning Co. 14 HOUR SERVICE Prescriptions Carefully l'illed II' ATM TALLEY, TENN. "BUCK'S" TAXI NEW OWL DRUG STORE

4111111IIIIIIIIIMINI111111111111\ THE FULTON COUNTY NEWS, FULTON, KENTUCKY ------• - • ------PRO!. R. M. THDIII'soN !even years of professional exper-1 RO('K SPRINGS soloist, baritone in quar- t:U(1'1E1)w ‘111EATEE1 ience as AT Imist.TH( .01,LEGE ! tette. cellist and actor in 1..Yel.11M Mts. Francis Harper and son, and land Chautauqua companies, and fur trestone ti9: Mrs. Rachel Finch and daughter the past three years had his own Nlisire and family I visited Piessie Jackson. Tennessee -At the rt•- y For eight years he was commence- Monday. cent l.atilliutli t'ollege iiiiector of vocal MUSIC 111 a large MrS.. Milli' 1). Snow spent Mon- ment, Piesident it E. Womack an- senior high school at Quincy, itt. day afternoon with Mrs. Dot& nounced that Professor Barney :mit tor the past three years he Illinois Snow. Thompson. of Bloomington. has staved as critic tt•acher of vo- of the May Veat-h visited Phillip Brown has been employed as head ...al music tht• Slate Nor- teacher of Monday. tictial•tnient of outsie and mal Univtrsity. Wherever he has voice. sucteeding Professor W. MI'N.Ve Amy, SIMA and children taught hi, lias t•hurch SILISIMER who is leaving this nos- privately.' visited Mrs. Willie Roth McClana- Wheatley, choirs and taught voice for employment elsewhere. han Tuesday. ition At Quirwe he oigantred and elirect-; A native or Missouri, Prolessor Foster Singers. Ilisi Mr and Mrs. It. A. Brwon visited et' the Stcplien Thompson is the •iin of a tornier high harden, Mrs. Colen Brown Tuesdav. voive is a minister of the Methodist Episco- -v Hardison and children Sit4;841- Mrs. Ruby South. f'or a time lw LUIS pal Rachel Hardison spent been allocated to! and Miss attended Central College, a No sugar has Mrs. Nora lieveiage alco- Thantlay afternoon with dist institution In Fayette, 'Missouri, the manutacture of Ith the July lig- Copelen and family. from which lie received a diploma hol in connection \\ Mr. and Mrs. Ray Walker have in piano. Later lie received tht.• de-, uor holiday. V tong•Wearing--Efficientt.i. returned from Memphis. They will gree of Bachelor of Science in Ed- • 1 Nook. (2) make their home at Shady ucation from Bit Northwest Miss- increase production • . 1 our ability to Brighten Up Porch and Outdoor furniture ‘114.••4irsible // Mrs. Edna Afle and niece visited ouri State Teacher's College at 111011.` pOWIT1111 111:111 0'110111111y the NI A. Mrs. Cotten Brown Thinsday after- Maryville and D,.gree t‘i increase consumption. Thi.re- .-4:''''.,,, . 4 ID 1. S T noon. from the 'University of Missouri. . fort,. pe„phi ,aan aigny that in w:d --.‘,.... 'ft4. ,1 .?". •, e ,,v 1 Mr. and Mrs. Bernice Patrick Among his private teachers are the future we ma)' suffoing "1 4)1.1.„•-.1,f..2,., Radono,.its und : ..1',%; from Union (7ity have been visiting t he law swid„r limn overproduction more ,, - N.1 • • • • we II, 1 here for ;I few days. Ti,,odore Harrison, both of Chicago.' derconsumption. But i) ?;11/“.t,'#V . fact A PI Olt(' it Misses Helen Ruth Howell n:,! II‘ :,Iso studied cello under Franc' member this tremendous i Joy Chidress and Tom childic• Watincr. formerly with the Chicago (.1. in history have the v,orld's dyed cotton gi\ 16 I 3i Fluffy. twisted, have been vsiting Martha sLa• mphony Orchestra. lit, is 1, grad- ers produced enough food lo ID forked for easy yaru. It's furniture. Howell and Thomas for a few dey, oatc in dramatiT art under the late all the people of the world a cleaning around Elias Day. nutritious (bet.- —Secretary of 111.. ENAMEL 48-in. handle. ,riculture Claude Wickard. LYNNVILLE NEWS Piotessor 'Thompson has had e- SON We have had a few days sunshine A MOTHER'S PRAYER FOR HER SOLDIER in thes.e parts for the past few PINT 79e days. A lot of corn has been planted and replanted. Then I Could Help Mr. C. Lintz and family and Vir- Wide Range of ginia Cunningham of Wingo spent As Thou didst walk the land of Galilee, Beautiful Colors Sunday with Mrs. 3. R. Taylor. So, loving Saviour, walk with him for me, Bowden and family and Bonnie the years have passed and he is grown, Mr. Audry Alderdice and wife spent Fo4, since • obsy to make outdoor fusatture look spick and span! Just Sunday with James Alderdice and I cannot follow—he must walk alone. lrruali on cam coat of Rapid Drying Enamel. Goes on so family. that I have had to stay, entoetkly...drlea in 4 to 6 hours. Leaves a high glossy finish Edward Earl Taylor spent a Be Thou my feet. Via* sparkles in the studlght. short furlough with his mother and For Thou canst comrade him on every way. brother near Boycisville last week. Be Thou my voice when sinful things allure, Mr. Attie Cochran has a very . to choose those that endure. Does fee Job Like sick milk .70W. Pleading with him Soft, Durable For fors or Bottles An All-Night Rain Tom Alderdiee died at the home Be Thou my hand that would keep his in mnie, of his daughter, Mrs. Clara Subth Lass n near Bell City on July 5th. He was All, all things that mother must resigns 4 Imir buried at Lynnville the following When lie was little I could walk and guide. IPA 11, C)5 day. Bttt now. I pray, that Thou be at his side, J. R. Lintz son of Mr. and M-s. 2.29 Eighteen-Feet Curtis Lintz of Wingo has arrived And as Thy blessed mother folded Thee, Soil-Si)ziker home from overseas for a 30 day and loving Saviour, guard my son for CANNING FUNNEL furlough with his parents. So. kind 1.89 Add a gay note to yonr It's easy to all jars or bot- Gets way down to thirsty V me. furniture! Water.resictant, tles with this plastic funneL roots! Mildew resistant Cotton only is a bad crop for any From—(The Australian War Cry) washable. Simulated leather Eliminates spilling. Strong farmer. in red and blue. and durable! ,tre s

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we* 411. THE FULTON COUNTY NEWS, rtri,ToN. KENTUCKY ---.411111•111111! Now foi •1111, NKIVtilt tiatlis toliaecti tv.im •auhserthe A. Sloan of cotton. Tennessee I son, Ty iiii, Ili ii) .1iiii thivls, Jack l'%t Cliai les •cr: issrvii:/) i)s• I111111 PALESTINE Itir %Yeek enit %lilt ill L1 W11111141 1ii N1%11111111 1.111111 ' Parrot. Nancy and Glenn Nayboi hie., Ohio, spent -----. --- ill his parents, Mt, und Nils, t.'harlie are left fi iiiti 1944 f1tiottifiltliii WI 111111111 , d mt.a. i of Jackson, Tenn spent Sunday .11 Mil IS% 1111w r11111, di, BOUM mfg. ti,,,i 14,../1„aaid an Ham 11 1 Iteettoot Lake Sloan. •• but ill %.3.4 iiig.1111111/1i 1111/11. 1W11111 last yeiii Arne Jackson of thlroit. Mich, iir se.isoti', 4.1(1p, KIRKLAND Ruth Ili tonilei left Sunday night MI ond Mt Kenneth Olive, lit1to• 11111 r1t11,111 vrc'd""" sal). to handle the R. M. rived Sattliday to sio•nd several %Oiling to oi ,411‘ wiaimal., 1),11,1,,,,, Ulm', to le,iiii,e 1,,i 1.1 1111111 1141111t, Tupelo, It ambitions Jeweler in the lionie of Mr. and Mrs. loi 1011111141 days Wtight•.. Ali Firlil ;Mei 0 1..11 STREET . woik at %tart ""Hi varnin" 41111 wdl „,MI. MAIN Richard 11101,10. NI"'• all" a "'" N"" 1)""al erratic imildlt lor tall Whir ",i•k•• %•ii itI"ii %kith 101 l'oll'iii•• Omani, .iii1 III.TON RV. Me. imil Mis Itoy Bold and ...on, 1%1. ..11101111 1.1111.41. Allyer ""'• ll'"`"I' I. 111.111011 W1111. Sunday guests id 111. Nly "0 NI" Sal 1% lib C S10011 11111%I.,1 1114111. IRAN 11111k 'nicht% h."d 11 REPAIR WORK Eugene 11 1...‘1,1%%k II Mt. 11•11111 M111111111. .111 %MI 111.111' , MI. .111,1 \11.• 1 . i,,,„„ awl 1, nation ot It your pationsae end Mr-. Ilampton Drown ,11,1.1,,,, .,11,,,,i Inept K11. 1114. l'reeptirt, poi Liti! to Invite Ti.oimis Stoli, . and .11 W;i1 work lilt watches and Itaitnon3. '11 ' 111111,111.11,,11.10. 11,4111111 rep.ilr 't ""'" 1,"", ''t " 11 olloi 111,o Mira. Attie Browder spent Stind i% "I II"' I."'t t '\ ‘V.11 •""I ‘1 11 '""1 1"I (%''1 1"' II " 1.•••1 with Percy King and !filen. They ‘I' looted .1. to. , at Sunda.% ii, K llutt Its St :Tier' visited Mr, :Intl Mrs. Will itoper "'"'' Nlis. hank %,oid I)y..•rsburg in the afternoon. 11011011,,,n ,a,,i 1 .• 1 Attivit 1110 ,ii ,1 %veil,. MI, 1;111 I'vt Mrs. Walter Sclioks H• 1 Mr. and he v.iis slowly 1'111,10%1nm chaioa „ Vei.1 1)%1,1 ill Emmett V1'eatherloill slating ,.,.1 ..1. Mr. mid !tiro. I , , ,t'exiis, hospital. N1r and 1111.• John f 140% ive spent Sunday %vith "%IL, •iiiivt'sion titates and Release of enteied tlic Odd-lot , A spirtt J. J. Clue' P Mts. 0 Flank Gilbert . Richard Mobley. I 111r :aid 51rs. living t w•t•A -.4.11 111111111411 th, and 111, dicir ‘%t.4.k.:, vacation vrith 51r. and. ton hospital Sunda) mottling Im kli!i limner Wetithurspoun oto, A1111y (.111/111111 111111 Service Fore, RATION FREE FROM JULY 9 TO t I 1lis Milton Itiowder in Knoxville, ti eat ment son, Daii spent Sunday afternoon a or Milan It...limit Million St at In Tenn. Mr. and (*veil Croce JULY 28. 1945, INCLUSIVE hem, of Mr. and Mrs. Will! Beach, Ela , 1V11111.11 1114 1111Xt 11.11111gli the 11E0%00' m111.111. till'111 V111'1.1111111 11•1111 11:11.- VIIIttirlit 01111111111d Mr.. Mr. 1111L1 MIS. R111/Vrt rpt Itt %%ill he ilutermitietl. NEEDED Weatli,• poon and Mrs. J. J. NO RATION STAMP of had a letter Irani their son, Sgt. 111101, Mr. Mrs Loaell Wegtheispoon bey 11)1.11 SVI'Vt11 111111. 1111111t1111 Richard Itiowiler 1..1.1(10., :11.4 Raymond At111111,1 11I/4•111 der:oll, Ky. hot week with 1111.1111111 111 111E EllrOpe1111 that he had ail 'vett safely in t.,„i wa and Mrs. W. P. Wade and mg .1 operations. While there lie 25 TO 50 Per Cent REDUCTION Mr. Phillipines. unlit, 111r. and hIrs. Ardell Mrs. Sara Ilus- the ,otiirded the Combat Infrnti family of Detroit, this Martha Stallin Eilimn. left Friday Shirley Easley spending Miss rind Euitipeiiii campumi. ton of Aberdeen Mtl., Id Crutch- Badge week %vith her grandparents, Mr. I and Sgt. IL A. Brown battle star. after spending vacations with Mr. nod iihhon with one and Mrs. Ilium t lhov.der. service PO and Mrs. John Wade. 'Thin, at the home Iletere entering the Mrs. David Iiiirrehill Lind ceremony took He became and Mrs. George Browder Mr. and id this Ityid was a farmer. Mr. guests , of Mr. and hIrs. A. Simpson Forces on returned to their daughter. Xamirio were WW1 111,11)11er of the Armed and family have Son-1 J1110' 30 11 31) to:clock after Mr. und Mrs. Herman Easley March 27, 1044. 111/1111. ill Lansing. ,iithe Rev. 1). E. Callaway. Assembly with his day on Eddings-st. V rpending their vacation (Ioil minister, idliciating iit ttlie Attelierry of Hickman %•isf of ATC 131111e. A1111111111, 11.111 - 111.1. patents, Mi. and Mrs. Rupert Brow- Justin ceremony. 5liss Hilda and N11.. Rupert owder single ring 111 11118 An' Trail/1111111 Command der. ited Mr. and Mats Lucille art.., 1St:111ms base, linking the ariny's supply Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stroud and sunday maids of onor. The bride, a t were the West and the Mr. Eilli•I r and Mr. and Mrs. Bernie ""ile between son, Austin, daughter of East, second lieutenant Howard a light pink dress with CAYCE tallins, wore Shaw, 23, $11 04 Mr. and Mrs. El. the Miss Hilda Stitt- Mrs. May 11,iniplon spent white accessories. met* Shaw of 115 Central-av, Ful• Bard a white two piece dress ittitui niiiLdott eek end with Mrs. Vacia lins wore ton, is stationed as a line pilot iit accessories. Miss Lucille and family of near Fulton. with Brown the Abadan Air Base in the North dress with black M4scr v:ore a pink Africa Division ATC. accessories. -1--duo', 4 Ct./1110014111MA paent This base, fornierly an import- Guests of honor were were Miss ant factor in the syatem of supply ,...... Helen Simpson, Mrs. D. E. Calla- for the Allied armies in Europe FRIDAY-SRTURDAY i way and Mrs. Hazel Murphy. has taken nu a new role in help- Double Feature IIPH EU Mrs. Brown is a graduate of the ing to connect the combat zones of , ...... ,..4..,....„-,-„,,,,„..„... Cayce high school in the class to the East with the productive Shoes tei r,. a Women's .1 1945. Sgt. Brown, son of Mr. and West. ts part irv:reases as the Wt11' TRACY Crutchfield, advances. -SATURDAY Mrs. Arnie Brown of in the East 11111NDA ..,„,,ir FRIDAY flight.; $5.00 Connie's has served with the 97th Infantry In his spare time between 4.50 JOYCE 11.0 101111.111.,,,,Afr GENE AUTRY Division in Germany. lie is home on from Cairo to Abadan to Karachi, in . a 30 day furlough. India, Lt. Shaw finds time to write $5.00 Connie's 3.15 Second Feature Pvt. Maurice Graham, son of Mr. letters home, swirn in the local st "GIT ALONG has "LAKE PLACID and Mrs. John Graham, who pool and enjoy visits to interest- $3.95 Paris Fashion LITTLE DOGGIE" ,erved fifteen months in the Euro- ing places in this region. 1.94 thirty daya took pilot train- SERENADE" Also pean theater is home on Lt. Shaw his and AMOUNT• with furlough. ing at Uvalde. Randolph •LIMITED Chap. I, Tiger Woman served VERA IIRUBA RALSTON 5Ir. ;And Mrs. Rob Johnson of Ak- Moore fields, Texas, and -• - here. City, Kan- WILLLIAM FRAWLEY sl NDAY-NIONDAY ron, Ohio are visiting relatives as instructor at Garden sas. HANDBAGS JANE WITHERS V $2.98 1.98 He has been in the service since SUN.-MON.-TUES. PAUL KELLY REUNON FAMILY April, 1942, and hsa been over- HANDBAGS #s in seas about four months. A gradu- $1.98 1.00 ', LOU Waliter BUD he family of Mrs. Sallie ate of New Columbia eigh school "FACES IN THE FOG" at the home of ,,. e joyed a reunion was employed as an 111- ABBOTROSTELLO Walker of near in- he her son. Mr. Henry spector by the American Can l', • SHOP 4 •-•• THE TUE.-WED.- THUR. 8 Those own( Crutchfield Sunday, July Maywoud, Ill. Double Feature Walker, IN FULTON piesent were Mrs. Sallie V DOTTY ,4 and Mcs. Jim (9-ville Walker. Mr. •Subscribe Now for THE NEWS! count. Mrs Askew of Hickman MAN '1, D N.! ,, (...".1,' k•11 ,,: W..,1: !1.' ... 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