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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]. The Preferred Reading In Most Best Coverage Ken-Tenn Homes HE Of The Fulton NE'llr, Trading — The Area Farm and Home Paper of the Ken-Tenn erritory Volume Eighteen 10 Pages Fulton, Fulton County, Kentucky, Friday, September 23, 1949 Number Thirty-Eigie; ite04-Plegid Women Here To Stay Theme Selected Parking Meters TI11519 School News 1 For Fashions ToBe Ft;lly Paid (101-i2 "Women Are Here To Stay" is BY PATSY GREEN welcome the Dixons at the Bull- the theme of the Junior Woman's We got off to a tiood start in dog. It has not been decided at Club Fashion Show to be held Oct. 1st; Payment In Months Fulton Hi. We had 159 students what time they will close. He at the Woman's Club next Tues- to report September 12, 1949. We says that as long as we keep day night, and what's mor? the More Than $10,000 Paid for Parking Meter System; also have some changes in the coming he will stay opekr, Let's young ladies of that club in- faculty. First, we have Miss Lois tend to show the reason3, WRS Something new is being added all show him that we appreciate if SEMINAR HERE City Realizes Like Amount In Additional Mobley. She is the Commercial the wearing apparel is any indication. to winter sports around Fulton, Bulldog and want it to re- teacher. Next there is Mrs. Clyde main Revenue; City To Be Sole Owners and we hope it "clicks" with the by patronizing it. Mrs. Morgan Omar, general Hill, Jr., who teaches Sophomore chairman ON SEPTEMBER 30 fans: bowling. of the eagerly anticipat- On October 1, the City of Fulton will become sole owners of English and is the assistant li- DRESDEN LOSES ed annual event said A Seminar for the Woman's Marvin Denny, who operated 27-0 that fash- the 165 parking meters installed on down-town streets. The last brarian. Then there is a woman The Fulton High School Bull- ions dating back to the gay nine- Societies of Christian Service the "Shufl-bowl last season next payment to the Magee-Hale Company,manufacturers of the Park- whom most people that have vis- dogs took their opening game ties would be shown during of the Paris District will be to his photo studio (across from the 0-Meters, will be in full for the more than $10,000 ited the Fulton City Library rec- from the Dresden, program as held at the First Methodist investment of the telephone office) has in- Tenn., Lions a contrast to the ul- the parking meter system. ently, know. and that is Mrs. by a score of tra-modern Church, Fulton, Friday, Septem- atalled a couple of new duck-pin 27-0. lines to be shown by Pay.ment Boyd. She is the head librarian. ber 30 at 10 o'clock. of the meters by the City buincil was made in rec- alley and they look good. And The Bulldogs received to start local merchants and modeled by The presi- Mrs. Boyd and Mrs. Hill have dent of the district, ord time, an official of the company said, yet realizing Aar the city just in case some of you strong- the game and in three running more than 45 ladies and children. Mrs:Warren been busy approximately $10,000 in revenue arms think you very trying to get the plays had chalked up a first A chorus of the younger smart Graham tvill preside. have to thunder in the 23 month period that the a library fixed for us and I knovi• down. Then Dresden came to life set will give The theme of the program will parking and a life-saver for big heavy ball down the alley with music and system has been in operation. the in order we will-try to keep it nice. Next, and set them back on their heels dance in keeping with be "Toward One World In City in keeping abreast of its to really be bowling, we the styles Parking meters here were in- svould we have a man to whom I, for with a 16 yard loss but that was of yester-year and Christ." The study courses for current expenses without the like to point out that there today. stalled in November 1947, with one, think we owe a good deal of all for Dresden. Fulton dominat- the year will be presented and necessity of making short term is just as much or morel skill Several committees of workers much debate on the part of the credit. He is Mr. Cullivan, the ed the picture the rest of the other departments of work dis- loans to meet city obligations. with the lighter duck-pin hall— have been making preparation City Council and local merchants. line coach. We all hope that the game. Early in the second quar- cussed relative to the study pro- After October -1, all proceeds and it is just as much fun in for the showing for more than At the time they were installed boys keep up the good work that ter little Don "Mann took a hand gram. Mrs. Charles Henderson, from meter collections will be league play. a month, and if the intenticin to an agreement was made by the they showed out on the field Fri- off from the quarter back and Memphis, Conference Secretary put in the general city fund. Denny is hoping (and we arc make each fashion show bigger City, and the parking meter com- day night. The team - goes to scampered 15 yards around end of Missionary Education, will An official of the parking met- too) that he can organiza a and better with the years is any pany that half of the Greenfield tonight. Let's all root for the first market. The seventh present the study on oJapan;" proceeds er company said that collections business men's league and a barometer, then this years event from the meters would be made for them and they'll do their best Mrs. W. S. Atkins, Fulton, Con- in Fulton were far ahead of oth- ladies* league for the winter. will surpass any similar event to retire the cost of the meters, for us. (Continue on page five) ference Secretary of Christian er cities in this area. Collections Teams consist of five players, held in the history of the club. and the other half would be The rest of the faculty are as Social Relations, will give "We in Martin, Tenn., average less and three games (lasting about Mrs. Hendon Wright used by the City for expenditures follows, Mr. Holland, superinten- will act as The People of The Ecumenical than half of those in Fulton, 2 hours) constitute an eveningS Poultry Picnic Will mistress of ceremonies and from the general fund. dent, Mr. Jaco, principal, Math, Paul Church," Mrs. E. V. Underhill, while Hickman collections total play. Eight teams make 3 good Westpheling and Mrs. Bradley Mrs. E. A. Bush, Hom Econom- Be Held At Palestine Martin, Conference Secretary of The meter system has proved approximately $90 a month. In league, and one night a week is Emerson will furnish ics, Mrs. M. W. Haws, languages, the rausic Spiritual life, will give "Wom- most satisfactory to down-town Fulton the average collection ov- all you bowl in the league. The Annual Fulton County in keeping with the styles Glee Club, Bill Hogg, Coach, . en of the Scripture" and '‘Co- er a twelve-month period is $900 How about it, you sportsmet.? Poultry Physical Education, Mary F. Picnic will be held at operation for a Christian Na- monthly. This is also a fine and healthful the Palestine Community Martin, Social Science, Guy E. House, tion" will be given by Mrs. Much of the efficiency of op- game for non-active businessmen Wednesday evening, September ROTARIANS MOURN Phipps, Man.-Arts, asst. coach, ROUTERS MEET, Graham. eration and collections in the and women. If you are interested, 28th, with a picnic supper being Mary Doyster, English and Mrs. Youth and children meter system can be attributed to ad can get together a team, call served at 6:00 p.m. study pro- Denny. Trevor Whayne, Science, Math. grams and program committee the police department, and more Mr. J. W. Matthews of Ken- PLAN FOR FUTURE H. V. SOMERVILLE The big goal for the year of work will be discussed by Mrs. particularly to Hansel Williams, tucky Poultry Improvement As- The regular Friends in Fulton learned '49 and '50 will be to raise mon- monthly meeting Cecil Page, Hazel, District SeC- officer in charge of meter main- NEW IMPROVEMENTS sociation will be the principal with regret of the untimely ey for the Jr.-Sr. Prom. We hope of Dry Lake District Committee retary of Student tenance and collections. Of his Recently completed improve- speaker, while Mr. Humphrey Work, Mrs. death of Vasser Somerville, out- that the citizens of Fulton will was held at the City National Rue Overby Murray, District diligence a local citizen recently ments at the Orpheum theatre will be present to assist with the standing Rotary leader who pass- bw active in attending our pro- Bank Monday night with the fol- Secretary Children's said: include new projection booth discussion. of Work, ed away at his home in Paris equipment, new sound, grams, also to visit our c-oncess- lowing present: Presiding Chmn. and Mrs. M. H. Fitts, Martin, "If I have to make a quick stop new All Poultry Producers are in- Tenn., last Friday. Mr. Somer- stage curtains, lights ion stands at the ballgames. The Foad Homra, Field Executive El- District Vice-president. Wesley- down-town I first pass by the and screen, vited to attend and bring a pic- ville, 70, was instrumental in money will go towards the Prom bert Johns, Rev. Rueb, Rev. an Service Guild work will also police station to see if Hansel is Manager Gore announces. nic supper. Cold drinks be organizing the local Rotary Club. I would also like to' mention will Stone, W. B. Speight, Billy there. If he is, I feel safe in be presented. A leader that we have a new cafe rig.t furnished. Blackstone, Bradley Emerson, in Rotary circies in jumping out of the All officers of the societies of car and run- across the street. The cafe is Maxwell McDade, Louis Weaks, Tennessee, Mr. Somerville Fri- ning the errand the district are expected to at- without putting 1949 COTTON LOAN owned and operated Ual Killebrew, Stanley Jones, day had attended the meeting of a penny in by the 'iDix- tend and others are invited. the meter. That's a on Brothers" Grady Varden, Louis Kasnow, the Paris Rotary Club, of which big joke," and the name is LOAN RATES ON SOY Lunch will be served at noon in he said, "because by Jack Speight, Milton Exum, Sid he was president in 1923. the time PROGRAM OUTUNED ''The Bulldog." It is located the church dining room. The ses- I get to the parking Rose, Ernest Cardwell, Van Lat- He was born at Carrollton, space where Fuller's nsed to be. We sion will close at 3 o'clock follow- Hansel is there, patting b.is Mr. R. C. Wilson, state chair- BEANS MADE KNOWN ta, R. E. Sanford, Bertes Miss., the son of the late Dr. T. foot, waiting will miss Fuller this year but .ve Pigue, ing a Dedication Service con- for me to put the man, Mr. W. L. Rouse, H. Somerville and Mrs. Ella Vas- chief of Chas. E. Wright% chairman, Reports were made cfr.cerning penny in the slot." Program Operation, ducted bY Mrs. Underniti sar Sorriervlle. His father was Mr. Homer Fulton County A.C.A. announced the Scout Circus held gore June Installation of te parking met- Yonts of the Marketing Quota "Bulldog" dean of the Law School at the Opens For today that the loan rates for 1949 2nd, the Phillmont Ranch trip er system was made in Novem- Section, and Mr. Kenneth Grog- University of Mississippi at one soybeans have just been receiv- made by Louis Weaks, Elbert ber 1947 for a trial period of six an, fieldman, all from the State Business Near F. H. S. time. ed by the County office. Johns and Ual Killebrew with BULLDOGS TO PLAY months. The trial period was an Production and Marketing Ad- He was graduated from the The aBulldog" has opened for The price support for twenty boys from the Council— alternate revenue - producing ministration, Lexington, 1949 University of 1 Ky.. business. Its the latest in hang- this was a 2500 mile trip by Mississippi, and measure attempted by green and yellow soybeans grad- bus the city US were in Fulton County Monday, GREENFIELD TONITE shortly afterwards moved to outs for school children and will ing U.S. No. 2, containing not to New Mexico where 130,000 lieu of privilege licenses for lo- September 19 to explain the Cot- Paris, operating a livery service be a hand maiden of assistance more than 14 percent moisture, acres have been presented as a The Fulton High School Bull- cal business firms. The trial met- ton Seed Loan Program. All oth- and selling work stock in 1914. to mothers who want the kids to has been established at $2.11 per national area for the Scouts by dogs, fresh from a 27-0 victory er system proved so successful er cotton growing counties in In 1916 he married, Miss Julia get a snack away from home at bushel, while the support on Mr. Phillips.. over Dresden last week, will that the privilege license meas- the State were invited and those Compton of Oxford. noon. black, brown, and mixed beans Cub Pack 40 reported good play Greenfield there tonight. ure has been abandoned. attending were: Hickman, Carl- a After serving as president of Opening for business 3n Mon- of like grade and moisture con- reorganization meeting The Yellowjackets, who lost a The parking meter system is isle, Ballard, Graves and Mar- last the Paris Rotary, he was district day morning of this week, the tent is $1.91 per bushel. Loans Thursday night at Methodist lopsided game to Milan last week one of several progressive steps shall Coulaties, along with sev- the governor of the old 163 District shack-shop is operated by the may be obtained ori beans grad- Church, eight den mothers are one of the two teams that the made by the city in the past two- eral local cotton farmers. have in 1926-27. He also served on Dixon Brothers in the location ing No. 3 or No. 4 at a small dis- been named hapless Bulldogs team beat last year period. Among them are the Mr. Rouse brought out many and eight dens will committees of Rotary Interna- formerlyl occupied by Fuller's count, depending on the cause of complete their season. new water works system, the points of the Program, The cot- organization with- tional. Grocery across from the Fulton such grade, but this moisture in a few days. A good crowd from Fulton is dredging of Harris Fork Creek, ton seed is supported at $49.50 Mr. Somerville was one of the High School. content must also be 14 percent expected to see the game. improvement of city streets, per ton. To be eligible for a loan National Roll Call will -be original group that Specializing in sandwiches or less. organized needed improvements in the the first provision is: the farmer held in each troop this month to the Tennessee Society for Crip- and soft drinks the shop is al- This loan is available for Farm City Hall, and a score of others. must have adequate farm storage determine a personal status of Brown Leaves; Gore pled Children. He had been vice ready a favorite among the Storage. These storage facilities facilities to fully protect the seed each scout. The next Interna- president of the society. He was school children. must be of such substantial and Manages Theatres frdm all seed hazards throughout tional Jamboree will be held in a member of the Council of the Fishing Conditions permanent construction as I.) af- the life of the loan. Second, the Philadelphia next June. Billy W. Gore, native Fulton- Cripple Adults Hospital in ford safe storage of soybeans, In Fulton Area seed must not contain more than Fulton-Hampton Road Another Scout Circus will be ian who began his career in the Memphis. permit eftective fumigation for 11 percent tnoisture content. given next year possibly in motion picture industry here be- During World War I he was REELFOOT LAKE — Water Contract To McDade the destruction of insects, and Moisture content tests will be Mayfield or Union Cty. The fore the war, has returned from one of the leaders in Henry conditions fair, bass biting fair afford protection against thieves, made in the local Agriculture Of- A contract for reconstruction Phillmont Ranch Trip by bus will Tupelo, Miss., this week to as- county in Red Cross work. He on live minnows and spinners, rodents, other animals, and fice. For further information. and traffic-bound surface on the also be an annual occurence. sume management of the Mateo was a member of the Board of some crappie are being taken. weather. For further details con- contact your local Agriculture Fulton-Hampton road, extending Plans were made for , Lone theatres iniiiTton. He will man- Directors of the local chapter at Bream fishing is poor. tact your local Office. from the Hickman Agriculture Of- Scouts who age both theatres 'until Octoocr the time of his death. KENTUCKY LAKE—At County line fice. live too far from Paris to US. 51, a distance of 1.6 miles Scout Troops to be active mem- 1st, when the Fulton-theatre will He was a member of the Pres- Landing: Crappie fishing picking Mrs. Sundwick Will has been awarded to McDade bers. Next meeting will be the be turned Weer to ifie KenArk- byterian Church. up and good catches reported and McDade, Fulton, according W.O.W. Initiate third Monday night in October. Tenn Comany, a Paramount He leaves his wife, a daughter, recently, bass fishing fair to good Be Soloist Here to an announcement this week Three At subsidiary, with the Malco or- Mrs. George Smith of Bisbee, but spotty. Water clearihg, lake issued by the rural Highway Meeting ganization retaining operation of Ariz., and four sisters, Miss Ella dropping slowly along with tem- Margaret Stephens Sundwick C. of C. Dinner Meet the Orpheum. Somerville peratures. commissioner. Evergreen Camp, Woodmen of Mrs. John Culley and violinist, will be the featured Gore succeeds McDade's bid on the work was the World, met for initiation on At Harmony Church Joe Brown, who Mrs. Relbue Price of Oxford KENTUCKY LAKE—At Per- soloist with the Union C,ity String has managed and ryville: $20,041.75. Monday night at the YMBC hall, the Malco houses Mrs. David Bishop of Uni- Water clearing after be- ensemble when it makes its in- The Fulton Chamber of Com- here for ing This work is a part of a state- and the following were introduc- the past several years. versity, Miss. murky and choppy. Fishing itial appearance here at the Ful- merce will conclude its series of Brown has been promoted still only wide program which totals al- ed into the mysteries of Wood- to the fair. A five-pound bass ton Woman's Club October 4, it summer dinner meetings in the management of five was landed most a million dollars and which craft: Billy Bennett, Sonny Arm- Mateo thea- recently near Fsh- was announced thic week. Harmony Church community tres in Camden, Burcham Joins Firm will be financed with revenue bruster and Buster Owens. Ark., and he left er's Landing. Several persons Mrs. Sundwick, a Fultonian, next Tuesday. Monday for his have caught from the State gasoline tax. The meeting was attended by a new position. Randall Burcham, a Union Cit- crappie in small will play Kresler's "Old Re- The new numbers. large number of local The secretary will visit Mem- manager for the Ful- ian, has purchased an interest in frain," Bohm-s "Perpetual Mo- Soverigns Jimmy Mullinex who has been and visitors bers for their tickets before the ton theatre will probably be the Fulton Paint and Glass Com- PICKWICK DAM—Water clear tion" and the Gypsy Air, from Hickman, F1S "Two attendng Life and Casualty In- meeting, and non-members are named by the KenArkTenn Com- pany and began his association ing somewhat, outlook fair if no Guitars" as her well as by District Mgr. McNee- numbers. surance School in Nashville also invited to attend. Tickets pany next week. with the local firm this week. He high winds. Few sizable catches In addition, will ly. Thaddeus Koonce, who has the 25-piece en- spend the weekend may be obtained either from the _ will be assisted by Everett Brad- reported of late. semble will with Mrs. been a member for 43 years, was play Mozart's 3- Mullinex at secretary Mrs H M. Khourie and Dr. S. ley in the glass department, who movement the home of her introduced. when she calis, or bV 'iSerenade" and two mother, Mrs. :latch. of. Colorada are the guests has been with the firm in Ful- groups Eva Cochran on The Fulton Camp meets each telephoning 43, or at the door of Victor Herbert melod- Of her daughter, Mrs. Fred Hom- ton since its organization two Letters To The Editor Jefferson street. third Monday night. Tuesday ies. evening. ra and family on Norman street. years ligo. Commonwealth of Kent-.'ky EXECUTIVE CHAMBER WANTED: SAW DUST Frankfort AND WOOD SLABS Shoot The Song-Writers Gypsies September 20, 1949 Ain't Telling Mrs. Johanna No Westpheling The Secrets! Pierce-Cequih Lumber You can take this reporter's ing suddenly as it did, the shock The Fulton County News Company of Fulton, who ran the language) we took pad and pen- whichever is the greater word for it, the man who wrote was great among his in the Fact is she didn't know and Dear Mrs. Westpheling: following classified ad in the family. cil in hand to seek the "how eyes the song about the quaint cara- of a palmist. cared less why a cross placed in The calendar having News last week, reported that Their diaplay of sorrow was an come" for such things as putting revolved van and a lady called a gypsy, Seated comfortably we told the folded arms of the deceased since last year's they sold out of sawdust even greater shock to Fultonians an old suit clothes in the vacation, the and just ain't up on casket. the reason for our mission . . was made from tallow that fell past wood slabs, and his gypsies. and more particularly to the staff Why a new towel two weeks found ate in the could have sold That and comb and and there in the short span of from the tapers She wasn't more if they had "quaint" caravan is today of a Fhlton hospital and a local brush re- guise of tourist, and I sincerely more. and mirror were placed a life-mark on the palm, we motely concerned the last word in trailer elegance, funeral home. To say that all at with the reas- regret that I was not in Frank- his feet. For what reason a were eaten up, almost alive. Be- FOR SALE: Stove wood slabs and the lptest model Cadillac has Hades broke loose, is an under- on for the constant chanting at fort Saturday when Mr. and Mrs. handkerchief in his suit pocket lieve you us, in eighteen years the and sawdust. Phone 33. replaced old Dobyn for travell- statement, and to say that time, bier . . we secretly harbor Dawes were in town. Fortunate- and one in his back pants pocket of reporting, its impossible to the thought Pierce-Cequin Lumber Co. ing. One thing is sure the lady or realization, or kind words of that her only con- ly, Governor Clements was here was a "must." learn how to cope with in the caravan did tell at a glance comfort eased the demonstra- the wrath cern was to see us at a bier . . and took the opportunity to chat If YOU have The 'ghow come" department, of a fortune-teller, who is and sawdust, wood that MY FUTURE had fears . . . tions, would be to tell an un- off we don't mean the kind with with them and to add he mast- slabs, cows, calves, we were told, might be found on duty. suds stoves or oth- fear of being be-headed. truth. The beating of drums was either. head from his Commonwealth's er things around, a highway leading out of the city, Madame Lazonga, (just to why not con- It happened like this. as soft taps compared to the beat_ con- We just don't why our initial stationery to their collection of vert them into where in .modern elegance lived fuse you) wasn't a gypsy, and cash by locating A flew weeks ago the town was ing of chests. It was bedlam. question set off the powder to State letterheads. a buyer? An a palmist, whom we thought she wasn't about to tell us why her inexpensive classi- buzzing with talk about the But to get back to the quaint dynamite of temper . . . Please do write again at any .in might give us the light for the the fied ad tlae NEWS will be death of a patriarch among gyp- caravan. . survivors of the deceased nor will we ever know, or try time there .may again be op- read by some eight shenanigans. We found the "cara- gypsy wanted to push the hearse to thousand peo- sies. His death brought great On being told by the funeral find out, who mit the suit of por t un i y to assist you or your ple in the Fulton trade van" and were ushered into the to the train. Or why they poured clothes area, and grief and sorrow among his flock director that funeral ritual a- in Mr. Gypsy's bower. friends. in Fulton. plush surroundings with water over the spot where the One who were here with him all em- mong the gypsies was ounusual" thing we know. Song- Sincerely yours, Come in. today! all the welcome befitting a dig- hearse stood and then washed writers ployed by a carnival. Death com- (how we do abuse the are a sorry lot, some- CATTIE LOU MILLER, English nitary, or a paid customer, away the ripples. times. Secretary. THE FULTON COUNTY NEWS fashion show, per se, may seem a trivilous Post Office Box 985 Fulton, K cot ucky bit of nonesense the men folks, (for ob- BUSINESS by McFeetiors vious reasons, inostly fao dal) it is a splen- STRICTLY OBERLIN'S R. PAUL and JOHANNA M. WESTPHEL1NG -c Editors and Publishers did promotion for reaP to-wear merchants, - •seembsr of the Kentucky Press Association and the economy fashionwise shop- The Board Meeting ------Subscription Rates $2 per year in Fulton, per. Hickman Graves Counties, Ky., and Obion The young ladies ajor group go and Weitkley Counties, Tenn.; Elsewhere DICK OBERLIN Thruotit the United States, $2.50 per year. to an untold amount • resent the latest fashions for IMO.. nts. Frankly, WHAS Entered as second class matter June 28, 1933 NEWS, DIRECTOR at the post office at Fulton, Kentucky, under they deserve all the pato.. e that a civic- --• _ • thp postal act of March, 1879. minded community can give them. The greatest Kentucky State!is on the horse Published Every Friday Of The Year For next Tuesday, then, rnake your plans show. And cer Fair ever has gone into the his- tainly, in Kentucky of all states, There is ... nothing that keeps the heart to attend the Fashion Show at the Woman's tory books, with the crowning of there should be. But how tnany young like sympathy, !Ike giving oneself Club building. This year something new and the grand champion gaited sad- of you who visited the Fair went with enthusiasm to some worthy thing or dle horse last Saturday night. It to the horse show? HOW cause.—Anonymous. different has been added, and from a "sneak many was the greatest fair ever from of you went BECAUSE of the standpoint—from FRJDAY, SEPTEMBER, 23, 1949 preview" of the event, we can say certainly every attend- horse show? that it is worth far more than the price of ance, interest. publicity, number There seems to be a question of entries, number of exhibitors. here of just what admission which is nominal. kind of ex. "What You Do It was also, an the opinion of hibition the Kentucky State Fair some of those who attended, a should be. If the horse show Them ..." is For The Least Of great swindle. all important, then let's not wor- it isn't necessary to tell you that this Vasser Somerville There is alvras s a tine lin? of ry so much about the other at- distinction at affa - ts like these tractions. But if the Kentucky tias been at tragic year for polio. At no time In the very early Spring. when the Ful- between a fair charge - for the State Fair is going to be a cross- this summer have any of us been en- amusement, entertainment or section during ton Rotary Club held its annual Ladies night of the handicraft, agri- the disease might education which is provided, and culture, industry, resources and airela free from worry that twenty-fifth celebration and anniversary an exhorbitant charge. Nlost of culture of our state, then the sU•ike our homes. Many of you who will there was a fine gentleman w.ho honored the us who go to the fair—or to a State Fair Board has some ques- polio will feel as vatt carnival. circus or any other sim- tions it read this "little piece" on club by presence, without rha. must face and answer. his which the cele- ilar entertainment—expect to we do, that we hatve been indeed fortunate, bration would not have been complete or continuo get "clipped." We expect to "Very nice, Pottieby, but the vote is unanimous to That Fair in nay even blessed, that polio dd not strike at spend more mom-to than we the next few official. That man was Vasser Somerville,. of to sponsor our present program!" years is going planned. We expect prices to be to move into much our house. more generous, Paris, Tenn., who was mainly responsible for sornewhat higher than usual. more appealing But think for a moment of the Fulton and more satisfactory the organization of the local Rotary Club surround- County families who witnessed the agony of angs. The State of Kentucky, more than 25 years ago. But, there comes a point where through the Fair, will waste hun- caring for children sato were stricken. Think Front The File's "samewhat higher- priaes and dreds of Mr. Somerville Was a great humanitarian .: thousands of dollars in even hartier of thoF families who found the plain. outright robotaa cons improper construction, in pro- who epitomized the creed of Rotary. -service paths. A number of people have viding disease entering their homes, and yet were facilities which are not above self.- He believed in this creed as a 17‘444tut Bach lite eloch complained -that Fair prices were needed, or, contrariwise, will helpless and destitute to give the children not high. but Jesse James.ish. NOT provide sufficient prayer, and lived it so fully that it was rez- facilities the care that they needed. That there is some :nem to if a philosophy for the Fair is ognized with devotion in every level of this argument was proven or. the not worked out. Right here in our city and county there September 27, 1929: the rtaid. thereby alosing it to Rotary from the local group to the interna- second day of the Fair. a hen of- All the figures show this was are people who are depending on you and traffic. ficials announced that Commencing Octctber 1st. the t: e price the greatest Kentucky State Fair tional group, to which he gave his services on of tickets to the show performed ever. us to help them in their how: of anxiety to I.C.R.R. will divert its banana But common sense dictates many committees. each afternoon and evening in trains -via the new Eclgewood FULTON HIGH SCHOOL that a state with the rich radi- give their loved ones the care they deserve. front of the grandstand would As we- sat in that candle-lit banquet hall cutoff. and the NI. a: O. van de- NEWS: The Fulten schools now tion, the coal mines, horse farms, Poverty has never diagrace. be cut squarely in half. The been a Nor has liver its banana trains tn the :.C. have an enrollment cf more than Fair industries, handicrafts—and the for the local club's celebration, we realized must have met considerable it been a choice of living. It is a condition at Rives instead of at Cairo. Thas 900 pupils. con- rich agriculture--of Kentucky, the silver lights flickering in commemoration sumer resistance to its price (and can, with will result in the employment of Reginald Williamsen proper planning have over which the people involved have no con- has been played to some small audiences) an of the event must have been a silver lining in fifteen to twenty additianal annual Fair which will pale trol. But it is condition elected preaident ef the student or that action would neve: have this 1949 a that those of us clerks and telegraphers in the Fair to insignificance. Vasser SomervIle's efforts to spread the body: Coach Holland and assis- taken place. more fortunate can remedy to a great - de- Fulton freight yards, and six tant zoach Killebrew are work- creed of Rotary. gree. representatives ef the United ing hard en the football team, Only, though, if a Fair philos- His was a life well spent. His was a char- Fruit Company will be plazacl Miss Eva McKendree is progress- There has always been so r,e ophy" is worked out and then Right now the Kentucky Foundation for here. arr.anent about whether the followed. acter long to be remembered. Of him we ing nicely with the music de- It is greatly to be hop- Infantile Paralysis is eonducting an emer- partment. Kentucky State Fair was an ag- ed that the Fair board will mus- can say. as we have of the other great men N1rs. Albert Roper. ricultural and gency drive for funds to pay for the near 68 has pass- Senior class officers .nclude industrial exhibit ter its collective minds, and, if ed oway at the family homestead Maying a bad second who have gone before him, he made the Daren Grissom, president: Lu- fiddle to necessary, call on some experts epidemic of polio that hit the State this year. of cancer, after a short illness. the finest annual horse show in world a better place in which cille Green. %ace-president: Hazel in the business of staging such to live because Mrs. Roper was the the country. or if Fair Fulton County is one of the counties in the wafe Of one Pew ot. sec.-treas., executive and boric events, and outline such a philos- he lived and worked for that betterment. of the most prominent ph-nters sbcw were of equal prominence. State suffering seriously from lack of money. committee includes Charles ophy for us before even the 1950 of Fulton County. Her Cero, rily there is home is Krarner. Grace Hill, Annie.Laura great emphas- show gets in the planning stage. We hope that shortly an organized drive will in the Roper district east of-- MeWherter. Alton Hickman. Wade amS be made to solicit funds to bolster the de- 52-20 Ca.reer Loafers RoCert Beadles. linquent condition of the counts's polio trees- Jun:cc alass officers There The following from Fulton Aso Real Pit Barbecue are few things that disgust us more Reginal presaat leaving for Tenr.essee Colege fcr Steaks than to meet a self-satisfied, unconcerned Women Clycie Stephenson. vice-prea Until this drive is made, please take ad- at Murfreeabore. Tenn.: career loafer who is pleased Nliss NIary Leuise Srnta.. .N.Lsa Nlary Bowers, secareas. Fried Chicken vantage of the to point out that envelopes and other literature Evelyn Williams. Nliss Mary Nell Sophorrame atfteers include: he. is a member of the 52-20 Club. Country Ham being distributed to mail in your contribu- Nall. NIts.s Naomi Rhodes arai Elva Davis. presiaent: Glenn We wish the act jisat 'provided Fresh Gulf Shrimp tions for countv•Nxpenditure. them with Miss Clara Mite Crockett. Dt:run vice-president: Chrstir S20 a week alsoahad provided that after about Erman. aecatrear, and the ex- Catfish Mr. Eph Dawes and family of ecutive committee includes J D. If our appt•al doe; not strike the gen- 12 weeks they would have had to wear some Paducah were Sundati Hales Thcmas Callahan 1 - guests of and erous charactt•ristic in your being. then get on kind of insignia indicating their status,-with NIr. and NIrs. S. P. tavender in Ricnard THE DERBY CAFE the phone the Old and ask Mrs. Grace Cavender, the a service bar en the right sleeve for each Betht: Community. Freshman officers :nc. Hugh Fly, Owner • Ha:Ty Hanes:cit. president. heroic health nurse in this county, to give additional month of their blissful sponging. J. F. Brown of Ballard munty garet Shuck. mate-presaiena Junction West State Line and Union City Ht-way you the name of jast ane family to visit so Now that many have run thru their 52 W819 hailed :rtto ccurt Isuesdan on teca..3 &ann. aecatreas.: the ex- you can the charge of closing WE see what we mean. weeks, the Kentucky Division of Unemploy- the road- ecutive mrnrrattee includes Jul- HAVE PLENTY OF way between Wickliffe ar.d East D Stephenson. Sarah Bin- We have seen. We have given. Won't you, ment insurance notes upswing CURB SERVICE PARKING SPACE an in its PaY: Cairo ferry. Brown ls charged f•:rd. Sarr.rny please! Holt. Maxwell ments, and states that "most with having built a fence across veterans drew Brook and Rebecca Brann. PLAN YOUR PARTIES FOR THE DERBY ROOM on the federal program first. since it ran PHONE 9158 FOR RESERVATIONS 52 weeks . . . and have switched Support The Junior Woman's now to the Ewing Gallou-ay: Club State program, with a maximum of 22 weeks.- Next Tuesday, September 27, members -o--- of the Junior Woman's Club will present The true work of art is but the shadow kseglachl Oft Ala4ch their annual Fall Fashion Show. While the of the divine perfection.—Michelangelo. Thirst, Too,

Your reporter learned a long ycor ?ramble ser.-ant- ••Early in time ago that whenever a person the work of the Committee we Seeks Quality Tidbits of Kentucky Folk-Lore serves the pablic without pay he became acquainted with an un- should expect little appreciation. usual personality by the name of hardly any public thanks. and a Ewing Gatloway. Mr. Galloway All my life I have loved good jokes and goodly quantity of adverse crit- had two major interests: a 700- my simultaneous discovery that now my old- icism—that have anybody performIng acre farm in Henderson County. often bored people by telling them. A est jokes are brand-new to the present gen- a public service without any axe where he spent half of his tune. very large part of my casual reading has been eration of students. Gradually I began to ad- to grind whatsoever should rely and the largest documentary or in this field, 1 have even for compensation almost wholly non-topical photographic had graduate work just myself to thts change and to dip up service upon the pleasure he or she gets in the world. located in in it. for there is no mere fascinating field\ Naw from musty old corners some of the prizes out of doing the job. York. where he spent the other for study. People have In always told jokes. that were very funny forty years ago and the two years and nine half of the year. The jokester occupies months I have been writing this "Ewing Galloway is a a prominent place in not so funny ten years later. To my joy, they home- column the newspaper editors spun character. with a deep de- prunitive civilizatiens and has often been a are nearly always the very ones to raise a printing my stuff and their read- votion to Kentucky-. He quieltly big fellow in our ers so-called civalizatian. Styles laugh now. I usually apologize by saying that have shown far more ap- sensed what the Committee was change, but preciation than I ever expected. after and offered to take time out the joke, like John Brown's spir- this is a corny old joke that used to be re- Proof of that is in the fact that from a busy scheduled it, "goes marching on." to sante garded as funny. That remark disarms the more than half of the newspap- a weekly syndicated column to Joke eolunms in ers in the state use the column. newspapers and maga- audience, svho are thereby flattered into sup- be called "Wake Up, Kentucky." zines always Now comes a well-worded bit Today Ewing Galloway"s column catvh my eye. Long ago I learned posing that they are of the intelligentia and of appreciation from Harry W. appears in 119 of the state's 187 that Jokes go round and round like many oth- can afford to laugh at a corny joke just to Schacter in his bock about Use newspapers —an extraordinary • er styles. Tarnperir.g with sommittee for Kentucky and its coverage a word here. a show how far they have progressed beyond by any standards in phrase work. The book, which has the any. state. A check-back :n a there. a figure of speech or two brings their rather dumb ancestors. And yet I won- same title as this colurcui, makes number of communities has re- what the novice might regard as someth.uag der whether the actual gag isn't still virile mighty good reading. Incidental- vealed that most of the people new. but te the old-tuner the ly. all royalties on the book go read his column old joke Is still and will continue to be. long past the youth regularly. He to the Committee for Kentucky. has become an important stimula- there. dressed up or calmed down or made a of my gigg4ing youthful audience of today. There is not a dull paragrapm in tor of community progress in a little name decent, but the basic old joke the book. great rnany Kentucky conimuni- The marvelous life of the ,joke 'that probably a cave man told his visitor as impresses Quoting Mr. Schacter ibt,ut ties." me nearly every day. I live they shivered in their cave. in the midst of -0- The dozens of faculty members and hundreds of minstrel ahvw 41.3 a live. aztive means OUR SOLDIERS Keep us from war. You can, students. No of entertainment is pretty day passes vothout its corny somehow. largely dead. but This poem. written by Willis its stale joke. often one that seems very new Hitler, Hirohito jokes reappear on many a radio pro- and Howard 1-1.sks. is dedicated to and all of gram. fresh to the atudent who tries to pull Mr. and Mrs. Rice Spence in those men. Such programs as the Grand 01- Opary it on me but memory of their son. Lieutenant They had no conscience, would soon run down one that aften merely awakens in rny if it were shut off front Layne Spence,. who was killed they lived in sin: the fund memories picture's of former tirr.es To conquer of stale jokes that were brought ov- and form- in Germany on December 23. the world was er er versions of the funny gag. 1944 their aim. on the Mayflower or else came on And yet at the some To have power. and win less-distinguished least it has broken down some barriers If ever I journey across the sea. ship. And yet. with a bit of be- great fame. tween friends and And enter the land of the enemy: skill in the retells's, the joke deserves to be regarded as "rolls them in I ask thee. eh God. to protect sfik jar it (alter may ... both one of the subtle. Now that wars are over. the aisles.' Just as its previous though small. phases of me there. bust-narks wan forms did fighting has ceased, the .14X1P4 1,411tr. our culture. In spoe of our In the midst of fear and desp*r. bung ago. wide reading and And we can work. and dwell 11099110 UNDER AUT14011/99 CP r+9 CCCA COLA Some our pretense of Many of our in COMPANY years ago I suddenly cliscovereti that being educated, we still can boys did not return, peace; And your kind And soldier, FULTON COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO., INC. I atm no longer be love. some did I. a in Your young. It came as a decided reached by the folk wisdom cf spurn: ages long army will be. 1949. TIN shuck and Coco Colo C0114.1P1 might have been fatal but for past. And America to be whipped, Marching to meet You. and you didn't allow, fighting to be free. Friday, September 23, 1949 The Fulton County News, Fulton, Kentucky

fiscal year ending June 90, 1949. UNION UNIVERSITY $600 MILLION GAS This was announced this week "Der Bingle" Points by David K. Walker, director of FOOTBALL SCHEDULE--1949 ONI OF KENTUCKY'S TRAD1i1ONIN Division of Excises, Kentucky TAX REFUND GIVEN Sept. 16—Troy Alabama Teach- Department of Revenue. ers—Jackson. Kentucky iarmers got back The 1946 legislature passed the Sept. 24 — Austin Peay — $645,343.56 in tax CK OBERLIN on gasoline Kentucky Agricultural Refund Clarksville. Family used in farm operations in the Act which allows farmers to be WHAS Oct. 7—Middle Tenn. —Mur- re-imbursed fur tax paid on gas- freesboro. VS, DIRECTOR oline used exclusively in actual Oct. 15--Western Kentucky— farm operations. Jackson. Reunions As of February 1, 1949, all gas- Oct. 22—Bethel College orse (Home- A family reunion in Ken- show. And, cer- oline subject to refund was col- coming)—Jackson. entucky of all special "ident- tucky includes -everyone states, ored purple with a Oct. 29—T.P.I.—Cookeville. 1 be. But from great-grandparents how many ifier dye" furnished to gasoline Nov. 5 —Northwestern State visited baby. the Fair went WE IAAKE distributors by the Department —Natchitoches, La. down to the newest e show? How and uncles, many YOUR of Revenue. Nov. 18—Memphis State, Jack- There are aunts, it BECAUSE of the At the close of the fiscal year son. nieces, and nephews and RADIO Department OLD of June 30, 1949, the Nov. 24 — Arkansas State — cousins three and four times ms to be a question 16,200 active refund permits Jonesboro, Ark.- removed. One and all gather t SING what kind of ex- on record, an increase of 4,1100 for the big feast that con- Kentucky LIKE NEW State Fair permits over last year. cludes a Kentucky family re- If the horse show Refund gasoline cannot be used is union. It's all part and parcel d, then let's not wor- in vehicles that operate on the Veterinary Service of a fine old tradition. about the other at- highways. In the ten months end- Day or lut if the Kentucky ing August 1, ten permits were Night Yes, and beer ; going to be a cross- revokal for violations of the De- Phone 807-11 lie handicraft, agri- Prompt Radio partment regulations covering is a tradition ustry, resources and the use of refund agricultural Or Call 70 In Kentucky, tool our state, then the Repair Service gasoline. Dr. H.W. Like fatnily reunions, loard has some ques- Connaughton BEER BELONGS in Kentucky. face and answer. There's no delay, no putting Pasture Program Shows Graduate Veterinarinn It off when you call CITY \Wherever Kentuckians gather you'll find those who select beer Located on Martin-Fulton as their favorite beverage, for beer is the beverage of moderation. in the next few Electric for radio main Need For Livestock tenance. We're experts on all ,g to move into much Thanks largely to the "keep Highway. Copyright, 1949, Kentucky Division, U. S. Brewers Foundation ms, more appealing popular makes, mith full Tennessee green" drive, the conducted through the Disney studio by their famous dad. disfactory surround- equipment and complete stock State's pasture program is get- Personally Dennis and Gary, get a tate of Kentucky, of parts to service YOUR set ting ahead of the numbers of Bing Crosby's four sons, Lindsay, Philip, full-length Fill111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111110111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 11111111111111 Fair, will waste hun- quickly and efficiently. livestock, which centers greater preview from their pop on the highlights of Walt Disney's usancis of dollars in attention on necessity for getting Technicolor production, "The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad." nstruction, in pro- good breeding stock and stockers In the IIKO Radio release, Bing sings and narrates the story of dies which are not CITY ELECTRIC and feeders, say U-T Extension "Ichabed" while Basil Rathbone speaks for "Mr. Toad." contrariwise, will livestock specialists. .t sufficient And facilities, Tire CoInpany Livestock and swine producers, phy for the uled throughout the State for the Fair is therefore, are urged to take ad- ROCK SPRINGS out. 205 Commercial next two months as opportuni- Ave. vantage of the purebred and Call 75 tures ties to build up their herds. Som,2 Nettie Lee Copelen, Cor. show this was stocker and feeder sales sched- Kentucky State Fair two dozen such events are sched- Mr. and Mrs. Merchel Byrd Weather bad? In a big hurry? Too far to walk mmon sense dictates uled, both for adults and junior visited Mr and Mrs. Rupert downtown and back? A PHONE CALL to with the rich radi- livestock producers. County Moore Sunday. "75" brings our i mines, horse farms, agents have copies of the sched- ule, and can advise breeders and Mr. and Mrs. Pressie Moore, andicrafts—and the Miss Ina Bellew, Mrs. Maud El- good foods to your Kure--of Ketrtucky, feeders where events are booked in which they are interested. liott and Mrs. Vera Byrd visited door! We give uper planning have relatives in Huntingdon, Tenn., 'air which will pale Saturday and Sunday. prompt delivery, tr. to insignificance, County Agents Have Mr. and Mrs. Hub Beard visit- choice groceries Storage Crib Plans ed Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. gh, and meats, if a Fair philos- Travis Berry in Fulton. irked out and then Farmers have been assured of s greatly to be hop- a corn support price of 90 per- Mrs. Elizabeth Elliott visited ,air board will mus- cent of parity, provided the corn Mrs. Leucy Moore in Haws Hos- :dive minds, and, if is properly stored. Furthermore, pital Wednesday. ill on some experts this year the Government offers Mrs. Orva Elliott spent Friday SAWYER'S- MARKET ess of staging such to lend up to 85 percent of the with Mrs. Elizabeth Elliott. utline such a philos- cost of constructing adequate Mr. and Mrs. Heniy Daws at- 1 234 EAST FOURTH STREET aefore even the 1950 storage facilities. tended the funeral of Mr. Tom the planning.stage. Arrington Saturday. In view of this, and an antici- I flial=1111111111111115111111111IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111MINNIMIIIIIIIM111111111111a 24-HOUR" EGCA KREARG ) SERVICE pated record corn crop, farmers are reminded that plans for good DAY OR DAY OR I storage cribs may be obtained Pit Barbecue NIGHT NIGHT Steaks Phone 293 from the U.T Agricultural Ex- tensive Service. The plans, ried Chicken drawn by Extension Architect 'ountry Ham Max Falkner, provide a complete HAINLINE'S building print. Copies may be ob- sh Gulf Shrimp EAST STATE LINE tained from the county agent; ON FULTON, HY. PASS HALFWAY MARK ask for Extension Special Circu- CREWS Catfish lar 333, Corn and Grain Storage. :AFE GAS PIPE LINE CONSTRUCTION 'ity HI-way TY OF - ICE MEN WORK 10 TO 12 HOURS A DAY ON 800-MILE tBY ROOM PROJF,C1' SCHEDULED FOR COMPLEMON THIS YEAR )NS - .-orinakamssaiva Mk Eight rugged crews of pipe lin- will run four pipe lines under ers—hundreds of specialists who the broad Mississippi and Ohio are working 10 to 12 hours a day rivers. under the summer sun— have They will bore under 55 rail- passed the half-way mark in roads and 149 highways without build ing Texas Gas Transmission slowing one passenger car or Corporation's new 800-mile pips railroad train. ity Une that runs near here. Boomcats and Bulldozers Put under contract last May by six major construction firms Perhaps you have seen them employed by Texas Gas, their as they tapped the reservoir of goal is to have the new 800-mile supplies built up at nearby rail- artery in the ground and deliv- road sidings over the past'.4ew ering natural gas by the end of months and made preparations the year. to get the 175,000 tons pipe the ground. Under Roads and Rivers Behind the bulldozers have Even for veterans with a quar- come other crews: boom cats ter century of experience in lay- picking up the pipe, engineers ome study is an important part of a ing pipe lines throughout the bending the 26-inch tube to the A section of pipe is carefully mooed world, the Texas Gas project is a into position near the trench. proper curve of the land, weld- H school child's program — and you tough, challenging job, made ers tacking and beading the 40- IrAtiP rnore difficult by the need for foot sections together, machines can encourage it by providing a study thrY:wiaS0t 8K10;TS speed. coating and wrapping the pipe to corner with plenty of good, eye-saving From Texas to Ohio the bull- protect it once it is in the ground. dozers have built a road-like The pipe liners you have seen trouble with his iFintgahlet light. If your child has feivxetrytir Itapirlio°seSititin: right-of-way wide enough and are employed by the contractors ime long to check strong enough to hold the working for Texas Gas to do a school work, it may be because he can't trucks, heavy tractors, and big job, fast. "14 and light The e 'n the ho steam shovels that are now in see his homework. Help him, and help Each day that they add another action laying the pipe lines. the pipe line helps ern .deabe: et , wt:Ya to a 41118e. mile to Texas eyesight witli a p.y reach its goal of preserve his precious sockets is to Through seven states, under 15 Gas completing k:id rivers, men are pushing ths the long-distance carrier by the modern, efficient lamp, and make sure GaP eat7, bulbs " harldP Clamps hold the pipe sections firmly .our supply I. until they can be welded together. pipe line. Before December they years' end. your it has a large enough bulb — not less r d y r° than 100-watt size. Attached Information from our company newspaper, pun. LINE PROGRESS'', printed to give you news about our now pipe line through your area and to inform you of activities of our natural gas transmission system. You moy receive regular copies of PIPELINE PROGRESS by writing to, 414 TRANSMISSION ANY BY TExiks e UTILITIES COMPANY ., INC. MAP CORPORATION •al •• 0 II • I I• Cato-Colo Company or P. O. BOX 577, OWENSBORO, KY.

Alta. Friday, September 23, 1949 Tne Fulton County News, Fulton. Kentucky l'apc 4 hams. of • Georgia pound son, bons Friday Septem- ents a 4 pounds, 8 ounce MOZELLE KING Misses Myrtle Burnette, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Maddox and Bondurant ber 16. Mrs. Nanney is the boy, at Jones Hospital. COMPLEHENTED Mattingly. Clarice the latter's mother. Mrs. F. A. Milner. daughter of WITH PARTY and Nlary 7- :a Cele left Sunday fcr a vacation former li.s Sanford, Mr. and Mrs. „Veal Frields an- will visit Mrs. Coles E. Sanford of Nliss NIozelle King was ce trip. They Mr. and Mrs. R. nounce the birth of an eight •. daughter, Mrs. J.reir.iy Holdir- Page plimented with a birthday Ft.lton. pound, four ounce son, David Woman's in Decatur, lit. The anci family ner anel party oh her man FITT, Editor, PHONE 926 visit in Chicago. Neal, born Saturday Septmber ELIZABETH birthday Saturday- night Septie.- Town Topics and will also eed Mrs. Douglas Gatlin and other points cf ber 18 by her mother. NIrs. Carl Fox Lake !he par- 17 at Jones Hospital. of town. C-.yain. Jr.. of Hunt- interest. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reynolds King, south Frank A. MRS. B. G. HUFF delicious dinner was served .pent Tuesday Mr and lam. Thomas Ex.ir of Kuttawa, Mr. arid Mrs. John A ingdon, Tenn.. COMPLDIENTS THE birthdaa• cake beautifully eranclir.other. and Glenn. Mrs. W. L. Jci: Counce of Paducah, Mr. and Mrs. with a night with his SARAH DEAN CLASS with red ruses and red his father. and T. M. Exurn have rettrnc.. Albert Roach and family of Un- decorated J. B. Cequin and The Sarah Dean Case of the candles centering the He was ac- from Duquien. 111, where they ion City. Mr. and Mrs. Dyer and white Frank W. Ceonin. totio4 Wastaa's 0444 First Christian Church met Mon- by his father were the guests of Mr and tars Cotuice and family, Mr. and Mrs. table. companied home i day afternoon at 2:30 in the home Games and contests were en- who spent a few days in Hunting- Harry Flott. Mr and Mrs. Exure Milton Counce and family, Mr. ulton, Kentucky of Mrs. B. * Huff with Nirs. joyed and group pictures were don. also visited relatives in Chicag.- Jess Nichols cohostess. and Mrs: Tom Counce and fami- received Mr. and Mrs J. Covington anci taken. The honoree C. W. Burrow who has been NIrs. L. O. Bradford. president ly, Mr. and Mrs. Thcmas Allen CA"WITIglAn /VMS. many lovely gifts. a patient at the Fulton Hospital. Lc- the :lass. presided over the and family of Fulton. were weekend gues1.s of The guest list included: was carried to Memphis where Tenn.. cordially int iles you business session. Nev: officers Ross. formers son, John Covina- Mozelle King. Russell he underwert a serious opera- the elected for the new year v.-ere: Barnes, Jo- family on Second street Carol King, Norman tion Wednesday in the Baptist :on and to its annual Mrs. B. G. Huff. president: Mrs. Joan Mrs. Horner Wiliser JOE BROWN an Smith. Billy Browning, HospitaL Mr. and Clyde Williams. Sr., vice-presi- Taylor, George Edd Easley, Bet- have returnee frOTr. Atlanta, Cra HONORED BY Mrs. D. D. Legg ar.d Patricia. dent: Mrs. Fred Brady. treasur- Lou Murphy, Charles Dunn, They were acoompanied theet EMPLOYEES ty are the guests of relatives in Dy- er: Mrs. Perry Stone, secretary. Janet Starks, Tom McKnight. scam BIlly. who enrolled a: q-Caltil3A V1044.4 Mrs. Williams presented the ersburg, Tenn. Tech. Joe Brcnvn, fermer manager Billy Puckett. Ann Speight, Zen- Geergia program and gave a review of Mrs. W J Shepherd and son. Ilanolci Holladay. of the Malco Theatre who left ia Ruth Nanney, Gene Kendall. Mr. and Mrs the book, "Whence and Whither Ed- John. of Madisonville are the Mrs .1 C Olive an.' Sunday for Camden. Ark.. where Nancy Jones. Jimmy Yates. Mr. and "Women Are Here To Stay" Disciples." by W. E. Garrison. guests of Mr. and Mrs. L A Clif- and Mrs H he will be manager of the Malco die Matlock, Larry Cannon, Sherrell. Mr During the social hour the host- Janie ton at their home. Cliftcrest. and Sandra erajo - Theatres there, v.-as compliment-, Oletha Owens. Elois and Stubblefield esses served cider and cooki to Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Clifton and eci a r.icnic at Columbus Ky. . ed by the Malec. employees with Sue Hicks. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27 twenty one members. guests. Mrs. W. J. Shepherd and end Mrs George Carter a spaghetti supper at the Der- Mr. son spent Thursday and Fr.iday son. Mrs. Joe Howard and i by Cafe Friday night. and WOMAN'S CLUB BUILDING MISS 3IARY HALES In Memphis. Virginia and Miss Fleca Oliver D. M. COENCE table was The guest of honor's COMPLIMENTS THE Mr. and Mrs. John Hewers spent Sunday with relatives PM P. M. HONORED WITH arrange- centered with a lovely LOTT1E MOON CIRCLE spent Saturday in Memphis. Pans. Ter.n BIRTHDAY DINNER the ment of fall flowers and The Lottie Moon Circle of the Roy Fields. who has been ill Martha Jane IYuke daughter ci ADM/SSION 50e with. D. NI. Counce of Corinth. Miss,. other tables were centered First Baptist Church met in the for several weeks. is improving Mr. anti Mrs Troy tiulre of Wat. present- iivas honored on his seventieth candl. Mr. Brov.-n was home of Miss Mary Moss Hales at his home on Central avenue. er Val2ey. graduate of Fulgharr. iairthday Sunday September 18 ed v.-ith a gift. for a pot luck supper. Mrs. Niary B. Abernathy has High S:hoel in thi. :lass cl 1949. with a dinner at the home given A delicious supper was served The week of prayer program. returned after several months entered Dra lactic n's B1.15.nes.s- of his son, Tom Mrs. Counce and to: Mr. and Mrs. Brown and was given by Mrs. Russell John- visit with relatives in Nashville. College in Paducah. Counce, Fulton. Route Five. daughter, Nancy, Miss Virginia Charles:Looney. chair- Mrs Issac son. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Alf Hornbeak. Mr. and A beautifully decorate-d birth- Brady, Miss _Josephine Pickle, oa•er the business Cincin.nati. O.. are 7'• man. presided NIr. and Mrs. Charles Bushart. Read of day cake with seventy candles Billy Gore. Miss Ann Godfrey. guests cf his parents, MT SAVE YOUR CHILDREN'S DELICATE session. Mrs. J. C. Yates. Mrs. Elizabeth was the central appointment of Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Evans, seventeen mem- Read on Jeffers.r. There were Milner and Mrs. Farra Bushart Mrs. I. H. the table. Mr. and Mrs. _Jim Bob Roberts. visitors, Mrs. Hodge, bers ar.d spent Sunday in Centerville. street FOOT A delicious meal a•as Served to: Mr. and Mrs. Loias Boaz. Miss of Faducah STRUCTURE NOW! present. Ter.m. where they visited the Clifferd Shields Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Court:ie. Betty Lynn Johnson, . Jerry with his fam- home where their grandfather spent the weekend Shirley and Elmer c.f Corinth. Hawks. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Siz- street New ... Comfort Fit LOYAL CRUSADERS was born ar.d other family land- ily on Jackson Safety Miss, Miss Kathryn Laverty of zle. Miss Barbara Rogers. MiES Thorr.pson MET MONDAY WITH marlo. Mr. and Mrs. Abe Miami, Dr. Cynthia Counce and Joan Nelms. Miss Barbara Rob- and children, Gertrude and John These 4 ways MRS. MEACHAM has returned to I E. W. Counce of Hopkin.sville, -erts. H. E. Shupe. Nir. and Mrs. Harold Riddle Nf. of Paducah spent Sunday ! The Loyal Crusaders cf the he %sail; Harlen Cravens. Kenneth Mc- New York City. where with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.! Shock Absorber Heel First Methodist Church met I Alister. Miss Katherine Johnson, re-enter drarr.atic school after John Thompson and Mrs. Ida ushions jolts . . . pro- Monday night in the home of Miss Patsy Green and Billy NI:- spending his summer vacation . :eels terminals. Merryman on Oak Pegram. nerve Collurn. Mrs Garland with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. - street. F. H. Riddle on Walnut street. 2. Lift Cushion Arch FULTON Fourteen members were pres- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Witty o: WORLD HELLO gives yielding support `Miss M-S-511 ent three new members. Birmingham. Ala.. spent the! Caotain and Mrs. James T., .Bertie Sue Meacham, Miss Vir- weekend with their mothers. Mrs. Nanriex„. of Washington. D. C . 3. Each Cushion Re- FRIDAY - SATURDAY i.:nia Brady and Mrs. Charles Effie Witty and Mrs. B. J. W.I- annour.ce the birth of an eight sponds in do.'dually to ORPHEUM Thomas ar.d tv.-o visitors. Misses fce t a: non. Double Feature Nabors and Betty Jo :.!-S-1664 Obera Baucom. 4. Storybook Cushion Newton. chair. awns Wined yr Miss Dcrothy Foundation prevents for- man, called the meeting to ord- Come To Ray's For ward skid. holds foot ac- MINIM, C11.16 pas. .Y FRIDAY - SATI`RDAY IleallT111 er. Nirs. Merryman gave an ar- c.irately. LAMOUR ticle title 0Your Dollar and Re- .raiting Deaconess" which v.-as Storybook's Exclusire Cushion Foundation lestera8,4* SAMPI followed by the Bible stud:. Cann Of Shoe ... protects Children's Feet al these MORITCOMEII10 40,4404915eS "Women of the Scripture" given by Mrs. J. H. Patterson, Jr. Shocks-Points L fa, 4.4 social hour the host- During the Time Only STORYBOOK gives your child this new protection of Mirth of anollnos ess served delicious refreshrnents. I linet :the CUSHION FOUNDATION ... actual airfoam ecushions" at plus the Wan! MRS. 34EACHAM two most tender points . . heel and arch, Storybook's thrifty ENTEXTALNS WITH price makes4 it easy to keep fast-growing feet correctly fitted. LUNCHEON L1 MILA.,'Q 0 UNCONDITIONAL Mrs. Clanton Meacham enter- With Hickory Smoked tained the members of her Flavor 4,90 GUARANTEE! bridge club ar.d two guests. Mrs. Ben Evans and !Ara J. D. White, with a lovely lunchecn Milan, Tasty Hamburgers Tenn.. Tues.day. t a sack full! THE BUDGET SHOP Following the luncheon, oridge N 1360 was enjoyed at the home ofi 204 LAKE STREET P110 Mes. Nfeacharn's daughter Mrs. Large parking lot Curb serrice john F Kizer. Mrs Hubert Carr All sandwiches toasted -.vas high scorer for the club e-embers and Mrs. Ben E.- f,.1- the gues.ts. Those attending were: Mes- RAY'S SANDWICH SHOP dames Carr. T. M. Frank n, G G. Open till 11: p.m. RAY HUNTER, Owner Idard. Abe Jollea-7 J.E. ?all. Sr Evans and I rrs L. O. Bradford. Ben NEW—DOTTY HAS IT! HE WALKED J D. White. mRS. CHARLES UPTON ••• ComPum ENTS FRIENDS yroor Waved HIGH WEDGES IDDY WAllat WITH FOUR O'CLOCK TEA ROY BY NIGHT BARCROFT Mrs. Charles Upton entertained Red or Rom calf JEAN DEAN friends at a f011r o'clock tea in le Black seeds, ItANID moats Mrs. Guy Upton, In••••• the home of SIOUGKY 1MM, • fin. Sr.. on Highv:ay 94. September THRILLINGLY A REPUBLIC 17. TO LIFE PICTURE The hostess presented each of BY THE the honored guests. Mrs. L. J. OP MAKERS NIrs. W. P. CANON Car plus Stoner. Burnette, Nfrs. J. R. Powell and Mt N.W. sierr.re Burnette with a lovely corsage 1/01Ali BASERAIT • SLOTT WRAP Mt" RUST JUNGLE PATROL of pink carnations t t Pug Nuosne. The dining room was beauti- Akki fully decorated with fall flowers. Added Comedy A hand rnade lace cloth draped the table. Flowers and ribbons. SUN. - MON. - TUES. to harmonize with the colorful SUN. - MON. - TUES. candles, flanked the crystal can- YVONNE DE CARLO dle holders. The hostess was SPIT LA.NCA yrs* graciously assisted by Mrs. Guy recL CHARLES COBURN Upton. Sr., and Jr.. with serving HENDRIED L. the delectable refreshments. CLAUDE RAINS Those present other than the lionoret Mesdamel E. E. PETER LORRE GAL WHO TOOK Bondurant. Clyde Burnette, Dai- sy Bondurant. H. P. Roberts, in ZIP LINES Cecil Burnette. Roy Ballou, Bus- ter Shuck. Nferitt Milner. Bob WEST Covington, Herschel Vernon, by NIary Lasie Guy Upton, Sr . and Jr., and Here's the ROPE OF SAND March of Time lined coat for you . . . for Cartoon, Tar With A Star 1 Memory Lives lgizetime 8.95 you for WED. - THURS. jo and Fox News dash and spark Double Feature In Pictures le wherever you evr eoey•feellng wedges. fashion lffis your heels 3 inches a fashion find ln pure TEMPLE WEI) Till ft, SHIRLEY For yourseff, upward I Ks the new-shape wedge, tapered slim le, 1,ghl• ool covateen. family, etitmes 1,1 for your 'moping in sewn and looking dainty while you dance Your for your friends double-purpose rhoe...wonderful vokrel As seen in Voguei. *e WOO 41. . a picture Iceek 061frilec. MR. BELVEDERE saYs more than Sie.es 8-18; Green, Grey, Wine. CS-W:111 a thousand $39.98 GOES TO COLLEGE v:ords! With Zip Lining, $44.98 Plus Make an Ap- OTHER COATS $25 TO MDR point Today. SCOTT MAD% ghop in NINA RIOI rimmen•emew our Gardner's Studio The Leader moo Store 212 (Anmercial Fulton (IP, 434 LAKE ST. FULTON America No. 4 and Fox Nissw CANON Phone 693 SEE OUR WINDOWS September 23, 1949 If'riday September 23, 1949 l'ne Fulton County News, Fulton, Kentucky Page 5. f a 4 pounds, 8 ounce SCHOOL NEWS-- . Jones Hospital. (continue um page one) 124 Piece Union City String Ensembly and Mrs. ileal Frields an- will Appear Here in Concert October point was also added 4- . the birth of an eight by Mann in a line plunge. Again just before four ounce son, David the halt Mann took the ball a- born Saturday Septmber l'ound left end to score his thir. r,,nes teenth point of the game. The point after the touchdown was incomplete. Collins scored fox Fulton in the third quarter ano Alarm added the extra point on Wai d• 0444 o line play. Freshman, Dawson Huddleston, chalked up the last touchdown for Fulton and a pass k v to Bill McCollum was good for the extra point. The line play was fairly good for the Bulldogs but looked rag- you ged in spots. Jerry Forrest big veteran right guard turned back Pt countless Dresden end runs. Dawson Huddleston played a hard-driving game at full-back. Friday night the Bulldogs play 404a the Greenfield, Tenn., team. The Greenfield team is in a higher bracket than the Dresden Lions To Stay" and the two teams are more ev- enly matched with neither team having a great advantage in weight. Billy Browning, who was out last week with an injured arm, is expected to return to ac- tion Friday. The game will be played in Greenfield.

The Union City String ensem- Woman's Club building at 8: p.m: for the large group. John Bishop, talented Union David Sundwick of Fulton, Paul Maddox, violists; Miss Ann Diet- SENIOR NEWS ble, which since its organization The concerts will mark the The agregation now consists of City High School band instruc- Luton, Mrs. Thomas W. Jernigan zel, and King Davis of Hickman about a year and a half ago has orchestra's first appearance since! 25 leading musicians. A A new school year has begun number tor and recently-elected choir Mrs. Don A. Gardner, Martha ceollists. Standing are Conductor grown from five to 25 talented its initial recital last November ' of and if you happened to drop in others have applied for mem- director of the First Methodist Scates, Louise Hancock of Fulton, Bishop, Mrs. Guy Jones, pianist, musicians Fulton, which received a wide ovation. at Fulton High, you i.vould see from Hickman bership and are now on the wait- church, is the conductor. Bruce Dyer, Tomrny Phillips of Jere Doss and Dr. Don Gardner, and Union City will present 2 con No admission fee will be charg- forty seven smiling Seniors. We ing list. The membership will be Members of the orchestra pic- Fulton, Eleanor Colville, Geral- basses. are glad certs in Union City, September ed, but a free-will offering will to reach the rating of re-opened after the concerts and tured above from left to right are dine Grissom, Mrs. Orville Man- J. A. Howard, editor of the N'S DELICATE a 26 and 27 at the Waldron Theater be taken during intermission to Senior and we are also very the orchestra expects to have a as follows: (seated) Miss Willie ley, Jr., John Simmons, violinists. Hickman Courier, and a violinist proud of our hard working spon- I and on October 4th will appear help defray expenses of the con- with the local group, was unable company of 50 players within a Belle Mayes, Jerry Warmuth, Dorothy Ams, assistant pianist; sors, Miss Mary Royster in Fulton for a concert at the to be present when the picture E NOW! and cert series and to provide music few months. Roma Satterfield Coach Ed Phipps of Fulton, Mrs. J. L. Glover, Miss Emma Sue was taken. the best defensive and offensive , the steaks for last Friday's game. Lewis Polsgrove, Don Mann, Last Friday night was our] son likes South Fulton so well Mrs. Eva player for each game. The Sen- • Congratulations to Jerry Forrest Bobby Copeland, Jerry Hawks, FRESMAN NEWS Cochran and daugh- a game for the sea- . transfered from F.H.S. ter, Mrs. Jimmy Mullinex and iors are proud to say that one of and we certainly hope that the and Harold Wiseman. So natural- son and, as you all know, Wick's I Could it be J.P., M.S.H. has little daughter, Mary Ruth one of Senior players will be well fed ly we think the Sophomores have Cafe is giving a free steak to our fellow classmates got been with so many Does V.M. have a boy friend this season by Wick's. The other helped win the game. times this returned from visiting relatives week? Don't keep secrets like or not? Tell us all about it or Gleason, Tenn. boys of our class who saw ac- Now I guess you would like in that from us, Martha. tion are: Jack Thorpe, Billy Hol- to know a little about who is we will find out anyway. land, Jerry Johnson, Tom Mc- going with whom. And y.ho M.D.W. had better tame those this year. Could it be someone Phone 470 for Job Printing. Knight and Bob Crocker. after whomi roaming eyes of her's. They seem Southern States Feeds The thought of who is dating P.M. is after a boy that goes to erected on a certain Sopho- whom has to enter a gossip col- to Annapolis. more. umn, so I'll try to let you in on R. B. is still going strong with Two boys from Water Valley, Meet Billy Pirtle the folks ot the $5.75 cwt a few of their secrets. J. S. and Dickie Gossum, Porkmaker It seems that N.S., A.L. and Who was that with D.L.P. last have recently been added to the Porkmaker $5.45 cwt C.M., are a, "little on the lonely Friday night? Could it have been Freshman class. 35 his "Old Flame" WHITNEL FUNERAL HOME side" without W. M., S.M. and G. B.J.T. I sure Sonney Looney has been work- Super laying mash $4.35 cwt hope it 408 Eddings Street 20% R. who graduated from F.H.S. was so she will leave cer- ing hard this year tain but is it on 24', Milk maker $3.70 cwt last year. other boys alone. lessons. Who were the sailors Ann Whitnel Ralph Breeden maker $3.45 cwt Everybody knows by now that B.D., 16% milk J. H. and J. C. had dates Virginia Forrest, our pepie Licensed Funeral Director Apprentice Funeral Director J.F. and T.M. have had little with 20% Dairy feed _ $3.25 cwt a not very -long ago? cheerleader, is spending her time, ;Non Foundation trouble getting long lately. but $2.75 cwt By the way, we sur•J would between games, watching South Jones, 16% special dairy feed __ v,,e hope they will soon patch P. C. res Feet al these like to know where J.W. is Fulton. Why, Virginia? things up. get- Licensed Funeral Director and Embalmer. * • • ting all those good looking men What is the matter with B. B. B.W.'s eyes always light up $13.20 each she is seen with. these days? Could it be girls, Ambulance Service Day or Night I this new protection ot 600 x 16 Knobby tires v.-hen you mention Mo., came Is it true that a handsome guy lessons, or football? Come on ual airfoam •.cushions" at heavy duty tubes 2.06 each on B.W. and let us in on who is writing to L.H. trora Vander- Bobby, tell us your troubles. PHONE 88 600 x 16 makes Missouri one of the best arch, Storybook's thrifty bilt? I wonder why Permanent antifreeze ____ $2.95 gal.. states you know. Frederica Gib ving feet correctly fitted. .111.111EM Methanol antifreeze 95c gal. I see P.G. going to the post of- rIONAL • * * • fice everyday to mail a letter to San Diego, Calif., P.G. could it TEE! $1.00 gal. be a sailor you axe writing to? Turpentine __ S.E. has a secret love in New Linseed oil $2.50 gal. Jersey, I hear. Cheer up, S.E. Red barn and roof paint __ $2.70 gal. he'll be back in a month. T SHOP R.H. and T.G. are still hitting Outside white house paint $9.75 gal. it off. PHONE 1360 We Are Moving B.L.B. has already made up her mjnd that she is going to the All common nails __ 08c lb. University of Kentucky to col- of 100) 10c ea. lege. B.L. who is in school at Hog rings (box U.K. that makes you so anxious Hog ringers ______35c ea. to go? I have heard that you can as'i to our temporary location on A.M. who Fulton's best football player is and the immediate an- SOUTHERN STATES FULTON swer you will get is D.C.

CO-OPERATIVE, INC. JUNIOR NEWS What three Junior giAs are Fourth Street buying out the post office for stamps to write certain Fulton- ian sailors? Could it be K.M., YE M.F. and B.J.G. L.S.S.'s favorite theme song peems to be '‘Near You" since SHALL KNOW THE TRUTH M.C. came home on furlogh. Across from The Bob White Motor Co. B.S. and B.M. really enjoy En- glish class. Wonder why? AND THE TRUTH Say, N.W., who is it going to SHALL MAKE YOU FREE be B.B. or J.T. —Christ Jesus SOPHOMORE NEWS There are nineteen girls and sixteen boys in Fulton High Attend CLOSED THIS WEEK who are very proud to say that a free lecture entitled— they are Sophomores. We have one new girl, Yvonne Fleming Due To Moving Operations. We Will Reopen Next Week CHRISTIAN SCIENCE: and one new boy, Jerry Thomas. We have elected home room Our Other Location. FREEDOM Mothers for the boys and girls. In THE WAY OF They are: Mrs. Bob White and Mrs. Sterling Bennett for the Arthur Perri' v, C. S., Chicago, 111. By girls and Mrs. Victor Vogeli and Mrs. Cecil Wiseman for the Member of the Board of Lectureship boys. The entire class is proud erf The Mother Church, The of the boys who played football last IN OUR NEW,TEMPORARY LOCATION we will again First Church of Christ, Scientist, Friday night. There were: Dee in Boston Massachusetts. show a line of appliances, furniture and household needs as in the past. THURSDAY, SEPT. 19 -- 8:00 P. M, DO YOU NEED We cordially invite all of our old customers in to see us MOTOR REBUILDING? in our new location. We will be stocked with plenty of extra- PHYSICAL EDUCATION BUILDING GENERAL REPAIRS? BATTERY SERVICE? good values in furniture, appliances and household needs. University of Tennessee Junior College MOTOR TUNE-UP? MARTIN, TENNESSEE $39.98 —Let-- ••• Christian Science Society $44.98 Fulton, Kentucky WILSON'S GARAGE • TO naBll do it for you. f.ULTON tlt-ErfilidfIJANITUflt co. Paschall St. (Martin Hi-way) 319 -393 WALNUT ST ••• Sitite/Se/elal-c" c41t.••• FULTON, KY •••• All Are Cordially Invited Store Phone 332-J Fulton, HY. FULTON Friday, September 23, 1949 The Fulton County News, Fulton, Kentucky Enriched bread should have a of Miss. is a good source of essential B- The Pleasant Valley part in every reducing diet be- Pleasant Valley vitamins and iron. raised for the cause it supplies protein, iron, WEST STATE LINE the sum of $1.50. Rev. of Chicago food energy, and three B-vitam- Mrs. Edgar Grissom, Cor. Family at Home in *Nippon the door of the you're dieting to lose weight, U. S. Navy Gray opened If ins—thiamine, niacin, and ribo- The revival closed Saturday church and received one in per- cut down on total calories, but you fit and flavin—to help keep night at the State Line Mission son of Sister Mattie Perry by let- keep menus high in protein of while reducing. with one saved. Rev. Douglas ter. Dr. Watts lined a hymn. Solo essential vitamins and minerals. Milan brought some fine mess- by Mrs. Missouri Taylor. in a revival at ages. He is now My husband and I are now VI 11 11 Felicana; two II 11 11I if sr IF NT 11 the Mission at picking on our third bale of OF Water Valley, on miles east of cotton. We has plenty to pick and 11111.1.11111111titill.111 road. Rev. Doug- the Pilot Oak that is one God's blessing. My friends to attend las invites his folks of Chicago stopped into each evening at these services see me, the Rev. and Mrs. J. H. 7:30. Suttcin, Irvin. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond 3 kittens Francea My cat died and left SEEDING: Steven, and FALL Robert, has YOUR and he FOR and I got a puppy spent while Sunday morning not never been a mother nut with Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Gris- For — now she is taking care of them. • — See Us Why Bake Pie? som. under- Mrs. Hubert Boulton certified and uncertified; Ladino Give Ours A Try! went a major operation at the TREAT TO EAT Ky. 31 Fescue, Gillum Hospital in May- orchard Fuller It's open season on Welsh rab- certified and uncertified; Red top, flavor field Thursday morning and is clover, Here's real home-made bit. You can't miss when you doing nicely. grass. _ the chore of home serve golden cheese sauce over grass, rye grass, red clover, blue without Little Robert Sutton is suffer- toasted English muffin for a new baking! Apple, berry, mince, from a bad case of poison ivy ing taste treat. This popular bread ... other pies fa- has had to be out of school winter turf oats, Balboa Rye. cream-filled and rates tops in nourishment, too, Barley, wheat, a few days. Jore! Stop by for one at for for, made with enriched flour, it clover. Mr. Rupert Brow.der has re- alfalfa, crimson a Navy chief UNDERWOOD'S. turned home from the Baptist honsegirls are shown serving breakfast to Two Japanese talk about the high Hospital in Memphis after two and his family in Japan. There is no petty officer one hundred Navy families at the operations and is improv- cost of living among the more than For Fairbanks-Morse MIXED FERTILIZERS major Comniander, Fleet Activities, Yokosuka. 20'1 PHOSPHATE AND UNDERWOOD nicely. Headquarters of the to seven rooms "A Name worth Remembering" ing dollars a month they occupy froth five Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Grissom twenty-seven telephones, refrigerators and BAKERY furnished complete with electric ranges. attended church at the Mission Navy community, known as the Griffin Systems houseboys. Features of the store, • Water 2117 Commercial Fulton aftertioon and in Cayce Area,.. include schools, a modern department Sunday Park Housing U.S. Navy Photograph) & SEEDS evening service. -stocked commissary and a beauty sabot. (Oficial • WATER SOFTENERS REED BROS. FEEDS Phone 126 at their well Mrs. Ellis Phillips visited with • WELL DRILLING 409 COLLEGE ST. PHONE 620 relatives in Fulton on MondaN out where the first broadcast of the past week. • WELL REPAIRING Custom Grinding and Mixing originated from, he imagines he Custom Seed Cleaning J. P. Sutton and Shirley Boaz at his row's end. were married on September 10 is H. E. GRIGGS also made at Corinth, Miss., J. P. is the son A sister at Mayfield and says she 1199-R—Fulton Hiway 11 11 11 11 Ilf 'IBA/ 'III lt Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Sut- a trip to Oklahoma, Phone of any- Tenn. Mrs. Sutton is the daugh- also was unable to find out Union City, It II 11 II 111 .11 II J1. Mi. Service ton and sits Fnendly Mrs. Earl Boaz. thing. Meanwhile, Jimmie of Mr. and ter each STANDARD OIL products families live north of Ful- anxiously beside his radio Both catching At the present time. tn.?. night in hopes of again ATLAS tires ton. he is couple are living with the something on the story that Washing young Greasing — parents. wanted as a missing heir. bride's Appeal. Charles Sisson has been absent —The Commercial from school because of an upset CoMPANioN! clean your radiator with Goop C Let us stomach. r our NEW, amazing process. Robert Sisson is ill with poison Mississippi Plantation Life: ivy. He got the poison ivy on Of For a smooth riding whiskey. grounds at Logston The Writings the school pick up 93 proof Bond & SERV STA School. Mattie Dear COLEMAN Lillard! Its congenial Ken- Phone 68 Dukedom highway tucky goodness is mighty The Missing Heir I was blessed to be at Pleasant to take. It's been a Cannot Find Valley M.B.C. pastored by the easy 1 Now Scrip- with companion- Rev. Raymond of Shelby. favorite Estate Left Him ture lesson read by Deacon able men for over 80 years! James Moseley (Jimmie) Dyer, Johns. Hymn lead by the choir. Martin Indian, returned Satur- Prayer by Bro. Perry Wade. LENNOX day from a trip to Oklahoma Rev. Hanklin offered a prayer "Uniformly Fins where a reputed fortune awaits after the ushers did their duty. Since 1869" FURNACES him. Rev. Gray and Sister Willie OIL AND COAL Jimmie "went West," but came Thrash of Chicago, Ill., lifted the back disappointed, discouraged public collection, the sum of and without a "pot of gold." $10.60, then Sister Thrash sung. Cleaned and Repaired Li Furnaces Dyer reports that the authori- „.„(1 ties in the Indian territory a- Replaced round Muskogee, Okla., advised Accurate and Downspouts Repaired or of the Gutters him to find out the source WORKMANSHIP broadcast that Dyer heard over Cost 502 a Cincinnati radio station, just At Low /04" For Prompt Service Phone in- Time which netv,-ork broadcast the Watches, °locks and KENTUCKY Web etc., and then he would of All Kinds Accurate- formation Pieces ooND WHISKEY have no trouble tracing the re- ly Repaired at Low Cost by— @ TIN SHOP BLEND SMALLMAN port down. —A Ky. Dyer, handyman of Martin, ANDREWS 11 Y. • 65% GRAIN CIEUTRAL SPIRITS Olive Street Fulton, NATIONAL DISTILLERS PRODUCTS CORP , NEW YORK, who is characterized by his push- Jewelry Company ing a two-wheel cart about town daily, and who resides in a hum- ble house and section of town, has been seeking information for three months, foilowing his hear- ICED WINES ing a broadcast late one Satur- Count the day night, stating that a "miss- FISHER BODY ing heir," James Moseley Dyer AND LUXURY was being sought after a rich IIVILING WHISKEY Indian uncle had died in the West, leaving him a vast estate, EXTRA V4LUES money and ranch already stock- RUM GIN ed with cattle. Jimmie has been unable to find any facts regarding the broad- and you'li choose LIQUERS cast, although several other peo- ple heard it also. It would ap- pear that it was a network re- lay, perhaps transcribed, and he DRIVE-IN LIQUOR STORE also knows he did have an Indian FISHER UNISTEM uncle in the West, but, over BODY CONSTRUCTION many years of disconnection, all Depot Street "Buck Bushart" Fulton trace was lost. He knows his un- CHEVROLET cle's name, but not where he resided. — 1 Authorities in Muskogee told I Jimmie that no one by the name had died in the territory; that he evidently had .moved out of the reservation long ago and estab- lished himself; and if this be the 5-INCH WIDE-BASE case, they would have no rec- ord of it now. WHEELS plus LOW- His fortune hunt seems to be PRESSURE TIRES futile. He said unless he can find

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We're featuring 23, 1949 The Fulton County News, Fulton, Kentucky Page 7 Fridiy, September ------ited Mrs. Jimmie Jones in Mc- Mr. and Mrs. 1 of Mrs PILOT OAK house Thursday evening. Miss of Akron, Ohio, I Connell one afternoon last week. ery. vate dock facility is unsatisfac- California, are the guests 1949 Sarah Stark received the prize Noah McNatt spent Monday with Mrs. Jones is still confined to On next Saturday night, Sept. tory, Mr. Swann emphasized thel Elizabeth Milner. and other rela- tptember 23, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Black- for being the prettiest girl pres- Mr, and Mrs. Jim Raines. her bed from a broken limb sev- 24, members of the Salem Church docks here would become a mod- I tives. burn and farniiy, Mr. and Mrs. ent. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Olive re- Air and Mrs. Richard Lowry, eral weeks ago. will meet to call a pastor. Rev. el for the Southeastern states. I Miss Betty Boyd Be,pnett, tains should have a bread Whit Blackburn of McKenzie, ceived a prize for the best look- Mr. and Mrs. Eldon King attend- Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt Hall spent Jack McClain offered his resig- In 'addition to the docks, the is attending business school in be-_, every reducing diet Tenn., Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Lowry ing couple and Fred Cashon won ed the base ball game in St.1 Saturday in Hornbeak with rel- nation but he will remain until park area will have a capacious Memphis, spent the weekend iron, the lasiest man secures a pastor. Mrs. Boyd hes-- t supplies protein, were Sunday guests of Mr. and a prize for being Louis, Sunday. . the church lodge, containing a restaurant, with her mother, B-vitam- Jimmie Al- rgy, and three Mrs. John Yates. present. Robert Waggoner, Mr. and Mrs. Arch Brown and The task of tobaccd housing is assembly room capable of serv- nett. ribo- Taylor and week for mine, niacin, and Mrs. Mae Taylor spent Monday Mr. and Mrs. Berry Scott of len Lowry, Marion h'id f P ', ., just about finished in and a- ing meetings or civic clubs, play- Joe Brown left last fit Junior Casey attended the show Ark., to assume his dut- to help keep you with her dad, Lee Olive and sis- Paducah, Mr. and Mrs. Powell guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Pitts round this area, both air-cured grounds, etc. Camden, Monday evening. of the Mste• ducing._ ter, Mrs. Lillie Garden. Webb, Mrs. Lee James of Duke- in Mayfield, last week. Mrs. Brown is a sis- and dark-fired. The quality is The recreation area will have ies as manager Mrs. Brown and dar ;ta- Mrs. Frank Morris, Mrs. Fred doin and Mr. and Mrs. Deward ter of Mrs. Pitts. reported to be very good and concrete swimming pools, Mr. Theatres. join him later. Waggoner, Mrs. Edwin Carr, Mrs. Wilson visited Mr. and Mrs. Jim LATHAM Mrs. R. R. Castleman and Mrs. curing is now taking place. Swann said. ter will 11 11 B. G. Raines Sunday afternoon. John B. Castleman of Hickman Mr. and Mrs. Joe Browder en- 11 11 ROSCOe Williams, Mrs. AND BIBLE UNION It has been announced that a There are 350 acres of TVA- Everett Carr, A large crowd was present .,. spent Tuesday with Mrs. Nell be tertained Mr. and Mrs. Allie av- 11. 11 Lowry and Mrs. Mrs. W. C. Morrison, Cor. Stewardship Service will held owned land in the proposed de- 11 at May- Sunday at the home of Natt Cas- Rogers night er and Miss Pearl Milner of attended Annual Day Mrs. Nettie Ivy is a patient in e • at Salem church Thursday velop.ment, Mr. Taylor said, and ey when they honored him with Mr. and Mrs. Ben Treece cele- , speaker Glendale, Calif.. at Keatst. field, Friday. the Fulton Hospital this week. September 29. The guest Mr. Swann added it is hoped ad- attended the a birthday dinner. brated their Golden Wedding An- be Rev. Cayce of Lake Monday. A large crowd Mrs. Burse Williams had a will Pentecost ditional land adjoining could be at the school Mr. and Mrs. Guedry Raines niversary Sunday at the home of urges all Parham has ta "Bandana Supper" major operation at the Fulton Dresden. The church turned over to the state for use lairs. Ivora their granddaughter, Mrs. on the a- from the Fulton Ho."i- Hospital last Monday and is very ' members to worship in the park.—Parisian. dismissed SEEDING: Charles Wilson at Cottage Grove, bove date. tal. asks you to See ill at this writing. Tenn. There were 36 present, in- is picking the Mrs. Sue Schoe is visiting I -I- Among the number leaving for Leander Nelson eluding their children, grandchil- with his new- PERSONALS in Mayfield. college this week are: Shirley . crops of pop corn atives dren and great grandchildren. A mechanical- after Robert C. Clingman Carney, Wilma Lou Stow, Ger- i ly purchased outfit, B. A. Ross is convalesing Rev. that make a deilicious dinner was served at pick the crops Louisville and J. C. Williams •,f the secrets ald Stow and Joe Shanklin to ' ly equipped to several weeks illness in the Ful- Ladino noon. Pictures were taken of the a neat job were weekend guetas incertified; U .'t f T J i rapidly. He is doing ton Hospital. Paducah honored guests in the afternoon. by his son, Jimmy Lee. and of Mr. and Mrs. L. As ,7,1`k College. J. C. Shanklin will go assisted Mr. and Mrs. Allie Roper top, orchard Mr. and Mrs. Treece are seventy and son, Billie, Central Avenue. I; Red to Memphis to take ore med Roy Puckett Miss Pearl Milner of Glendale, two years old and the parents of Clifton Cherry and NORGE 01L-BURNING studies and Paul Harwood en- J T. Puckett, le grass. _ hiq seni„, Mrs. Bob Pitts of Pierce, Tenn. attended !erect IVIurray tor Billie Westmoreland in St. Louis Sun- year. the ball game won by a Rye. Jim Etheridge of Detroit is DUKEDOM RT. 2 day. The Cardinals ats, Balboa HOME HEATER Some tall tales are ' HELP WANTED •asiting his relatves, Mrs. Belle Miss Joyce Taylor, Cor. score of 15-3. by these National lover. Blackard and Mrs. Eire.Grffin being told We have been enjoying this fans. MACHINE OPERATORS this week. League \, yourIZT13UY! nice cool weather after such a Lassiter has fully Several attended the singin, Little Lesie ' hot summer a rather severe Experienced or Inexperienced Latham last Sunday night. Air. recovered from D FERTILIZERS two week. fionert Reed announced that , Mrs. Bertha Rickman visited celd he suffered Apply At The Office Of and Mrs. Howard Harris singing will continue through the Mrs. Ruth Rickman one clay last Mr. happy parents of a fine winter months every third Sun • week. are the i‘I\ to 4°(°''"efe "G" young lad who. made his arrival Ur „pool of Liy night. Saturday shoppers in Mayfield HENRY I. SIEGEL CO„ INC. ,pee several days ago. S & SEEDS too*" esel Mrs Jessie Cummings of De- were Mr. and Mrs. O. F. Taylor Donald Hastings leaves tonight Fourth Street Fulton, Ky. 620 trod is visiting her son, Bolsi- and Joyce and Mr. and Mrs. J.P. PHONE •6° 't1.1 t for Princeton, Ind., where he tow' %enales mit. Cummings and other rele- Gwen and girls. AllimMommor dcliver a truck load of pop Grinding and Mixing tiv es this week. Mr. and Mrs. T. C. House vis- will Some fancy prices are be- •t i4:.sil:;% Thu undige Baseball Club ited Mr. en.d Mrs. Earl Wray corn. received for this delicacy rei- As Low As came to Bible Uninn last Friday Sunday. Other guests were Mr. ing by many Americans. i1/1(1 played a winning game. Th2 and Mrs. Boaz House and Mrs. ished tr,o) Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mitchell, $69.95 score was 7-5. They will rneei a- Lola Gardner. You Are C'ordially rn• ited To Visit and Judy of Paducah spent gain this week. Bro. and Airs. McMinn and Don with her parentst Everything is going fine Ise Paul were supper guests of Air. Sunday .nci Mrs. Ed Frields. YOU BUY ward our fair. We nave a nee and Mrs. Everett Carr ani E I NORGE BEFORE STORE solleetion of prizes. The fair Charles Sunday night. HAPPY'S MUIR w11 be on October 14 and the Mr. and Mrs. Harry Yates cail- local men will present the Worn- ud on Mr. and Mrs. Zell Single- "West Kentucky's Narest and Most Modern" McDADE FURNITURE COMPANY anless Wedding. Don't miss this. ton Sunday. Sunday visitors of Mr. and i 212 Church St. Fulton Mrs. N. B. Casey were Mr. and PARK FOR PARIS Paris Land- WINES — LIQUORS — CORDIALS PIERCE STATION Airs. Edd Casey, Mr. and Mrs. J. Contract-letting at FINE within five Mrs. Charles Lowe, Cor. D. Yates, Mrs. Addie Casey, Mr. ing Park may begin S. C. Taylor, — SCOTCHES Rev. Robert Moore filled his and Mrs. Guy Casey and fam- weeks, according to IMPORTS Most In West Kentucky Complete Steck regular appointme,nt at John- ily, Mr. and Mrs. Juitman Casey, director of state parks. park is past sons Grove Sunday morning and Mr. and Mrs. Barney Yates, Mrs. Mr. Swann said the we're the cash is JAMES LONG HAPPY HOGAN WRAY WARD night. He and Mrs. Moore Ancie Yates, Mr. and Mrs. Leon the proposal stage and work to dinner guests ,of Mr. and Mrs. McBee, Mr. and Mrs. Newell New ready for construction would William Long and Mr. and Mrs. ton and Billy, Jimmy Yates, Jim- begin. He said S200,000 facilities for NEs R. A. DcMyer. mie Lov.Tev, Junior Casey, and be spent on dock LiQuORS and family small boats. Located on Church Street WI Horace Bennett Maggie Yates, Lila Mae '''f Misses the most Huntingdon and Homer Bennett Casey, Bula Moore, Margaret "We intend to create fresh wat- Andrews Jewelry Store of Fulton were Sunday guests CraWford, Bettie Casey, Joyce outstanding small boat Across From Phone 237 United States, 442 Lake Street of Mr. and Mrs. Sut Bennett. Taylor Ruby Malray and Peggy er harbor in the Mr. Swann Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt Hall and Casey.' , at the park here," FULTON, KENTUCKY that when the family spent Sunday with Air. Sunday was Mr. Casey's birth- said. He added here, it will I and Mrs. Moulton Gambill orr day, we -Wish for him many more work is completed "about $1.000,000. the Martin Highway. birthdays. have cost out the average pri- HOME Mrs. Jessie Raines of Kenton Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Owen, Sue Pointing PAUL HORNBEAK FUNERAL is spending a few days with her , and Jane visited Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Jack Lowe. Carr and Third Streets 'Fulton, Kentucky daughter. Chester Owen, Peggy and Caro- Ben Williams of Hickman len of Sedalia Sunday. Saturday night and Sun- - s' SAFE AMBULANCE SERVICE - spent Mr. and Airs. O. F. Taylor and day with his. sister, Mrs. Claude . Alarion were the Sunday dinner PHONE 7 Jones and family. , guests of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Natioa/Aietil Mrs. Mattie Rogers spent Sun- WALTER VOELPEL Carr and Charles PAUL HORNBEAK day in DyerSburg with her dais- Mr. and Mrs. T. C. House and Licensed Funeral Licensed Funeral ehter, Mrs. Lester Alford and and Mrs. J. E. Finley attend- Director and Embalmer Director and Embalmer Ale family. at the tent near Jim NEUTRAL SPIRITS J. C. YATES I preaching RAIN MRS. Rev. Bob Hampton of Freed . e(• on tne• Cuba high- Lady Assistant Ainchells home :lardeman College, George Tune way Sunday night. 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t VALUES UNLIMITED!" Friday, September 23, 1999 The Fulton County News. Fulton. Kentucky Vage 8 of the Williams had supper Tuesday night with ty, personal director and daughter and L. J. Fla., were Sat- Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Taylor. YWCA at Miami, spent Sunday with W. A. Row- Ann Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Hawkins. urday night guests of Miss Notice to Members of land and Allie. daughter on Eddings street. attended Sunday Mary Nell Page and Whitnel 7,1--441 Attie Elliott Mrs. Ernest Bell left 1 9woc Sunday at had supper Tuesday night with Mr. and church School and Jeffress and Monday for a visit with his StF- LODGE NO. 1265 Chapel. Mr. and Mrs. Alton MOOSE McClures ter, Mrs. Janet Parfitt, They will We have vcedding bells r_ing- Patricia. its a little early also visit in Maimi and other Fulton, Kentucky the "A" Section. Seems to me SIEGEL-CITY ing in I hear.' points of interest. orl:. wishes, but HENRY for Christmas Miss Vada Walker and George one the other day. W. D. Raymond Pewitt Golden were married last Thurs- a good Mrs. says all he wants frt'. week to Nashville, DURING JULY, AUGUST and SEPTEMBER day afternoon at three o'clock. Winstead carried last is his two front teeth. she was admitted They left for a short honeymoon. Christmas Tenn., where MEETING NIGHTS ARE CHANGED TO of Mrs. Catherine Under we are awfully glad Hospital. Her room SECTION B guests Mrs. Golden plans to be back to Henry, to Vanderbilt to stay with us. THE SECOND and FOURTH Nettie Lee Copelen wood. work very soon. you decided is 4705. to reniind the members Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Greer, Sr. Just The 10-A Section .is happy to MONDAY NIGHTS ONLY, 7:30 P. M. Ltx:al 560 about the pot Mrs. Sam Homra and children Mae Carter, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. of the 011ie Cannon back at work Friday night, Sep- see PERSONALS of Steele. Mc«, have returned to and Mr. and Mrs. Bill luck supper all want to thank Ruth NEW LOCATION OF MOOSE HALL: Dunning and we Dr. C. C. Counce of Western their home after several days Dunrung spent Saturday night at tember 23. Lewis for carrying on 011ie's 212 CHURCH ST. — MAIN FLOOR 10-A SECTION State Hospital, Hopkinsville and with Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Homra Kentucky Bend. while she was away on a Nellie Williams part her niece, Miss Kathryn Lav'er- on Norman street. Mr. and Mrs. Joe French had leave of absence. Mrs. Clifton Cheatham aF their Sunday night supper Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Thompson Ann and Randell Gene guests, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Cas- Dorothy spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Sunday afternoon in tleman, son and daughter and spent Oscar Thompson of Palmersville. Jarnes Parks and son, Ray. Mayfield. attended church at Mrs. Alderdice They also Mrs. Jaunita Robertson was Mr. and Mrs. Clyde with Old Bethel. hostess to a lovely dinner Mon- and childrerspent Sunday Cheatham day for the following: Jewell Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Buck, Elizabeth Murrell, Kath- on East State Line. MARY NELL PAGE erine Terrell, Sue Boaz, Margaret Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Matheny Mike . Conovan, one of the Maxwell, Hettie Burrow, Lillie spent Saturday night with Mr. players with the Fulton Baseball Mae Hav,ics, Jaunita Brockwell, and Mrs. E. J. Jones. Club. is now an employee on the Elizabeth French and Elsie Rob- Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Campbell shipping floor at Siegel City. I Rirtson. and little son of 'Detroit visited. was talking to Mike one' clay this W. O. Greer, Jr., and Russell in the home of NIr. and Mrs. week and he told me about a Singleton of Memphis spent Tomrilie Moore last Thursday. game he played in last Sunday. Thurs.day night with the form- Mrs. Edd Starcher of Akron is He was playing with a team from er's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. O. spending her vacation with Mrs. Waynsboro. Tenn.. opposite Vreer, Sr., of Highlands. Tommie Moore of near Pilot Oak. The Monsanto Team from Co- Lillie Mae Hawks and daugh- Dave Hughes celebrated his lumbia, Tenn. The team with ter spent the weekend with Mr. sixty-fifth birthday Sunday in whom Mike was playing won and Mrs. R. D Maxwell. his home at Hickman. . with a score of 4-2. Mike only weekend in Paducah. ancl Mrs. Robert Workman gave up four hits with no earned Nelda Matheny spent the and Butch spent Sunday with her runs. Also, th.is team hzs mostly Mrs. Eunice Harrison spent father and mother in Hickman. players that have played class - Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Abe Mr. and Mrs. Gardner Whit- "A" baseball, and have onlY Dublin. lock and Paula spent Sunday been' defeated four times. Mrs. Chester Bryant entertain- with Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Thorpe. After talking to Mike a few ed several of her friends with a Mr. and Mrs. Wayne McClure minutes. you can readily see thr,'. dinner Wednesday. The guest list and son, Mrs. Parker McClure baseball is a favorite subject of included: Laura Matthews, Jew- and Donna visited Sunday after- his. He was very proud of win- ell Buck, Willena Veatch, Dor- noon in the home of Mrs. Mc- ning and we are proud for him. othy Stephenson, Imogene John- Clure's sister, Mrs. Aubrey Bon- We are looking forward very :atom Isabelle Hale, Leola durant. much to seeing Mike pitch tor :tyre, Doris Pearcy and Louise Mrs. Georgia Neely visited Mrs Fulton next year. Jaurns. Darrel Wilson Sunday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Hawkins Martha Luther doesn't drink who is ill at her mother's Mrs. spent Sunday jn Murray visiting .voca colas except when certain Cleve Work. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dave people buy them for her. Mr. and Mrs. Noble Laird and Stubblefield. Frances Lee Jones spent the son spent Sunday with Mr. and Edward Hamon was in Padu• ymeekend in Halls, Tenn., and at- Mrs. Ula Laird of Dukedom. cah Friday on business. It's your big chance to win tended the wedding of Mildred Paulette and Michael Brown Mr. and Mrs. Chester Simcn one of these 700 prizes! Chilcuck's daughter. spent Saturday night with Mr. visited Mr. and Mrs. Barmr.T Several of Laura Matthew's Cloyce Brown. Yates Sunday. friends gave her a going away Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Barron Mr. and Mrs. Billy Alexandef /*a*Az Me Ail 25/YEW FOROS with Mr. and Mrs. dinner Thursday in the home of spent Sunday spent the weekend with her par- dis- blank finish this statement ;-• cars 1. Drive to any Ford Dealer rho fositioo Coe of rho YHA Martha Luther. Those present J. D. Barron of Dyer. ents,-Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mc playing poster shown below and trucks should be safety cnecked were. Helen Matthews, Doris Mrs. Harold White honored Daniel of Crystal. Tenn. periodically because.. . 4-door Custom V-8 Ford Sedans, equipped Martha Grimes, Ger- her little daughter, Rita, on her Ruddle vis- 2. Get a Free Car-Satety Check before midnight, with Radio "Magic Air" Heater, Over- Fiearcy, Mr. and Mrs. Ellis and Free Entry 4. Mall entry Net- second birthday Sunday. The Free Satety Insignia October 31 to Ford Car-Satety Con- Sidewall /fres. trud Bennett, Millie Gray, ited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Blank. drive, and White tie Lee Copelen, Amber McAl- guest list included: Carolyn, Bon- Ben Holland of Water Valiey test Headquarters, Box #722, Chicago Illinois ister, Ruhyl3cTer, Gladys Ross, nie, Martha and Harry Dean Sunday afternoon. They will 3. In 50 words or less on entry 77, „Lomita Gantt)” 1, Jewell Buck, White. make their home with Mr. and (Oormrs of say make of ear or &opal may seise contest) 5NEwAeokuar Edna Hale, Vivian Murphy, Mae Mrs. George Newhill visited Mrs. Holland for a few weeks (a) Use only official entry one entry per car or truck may Bones NO Leos! loNger Carter and Marie Moore. her sister, Mrs. William Foster until their new home in the blank obtained at any Ford be considered. Ail entries (Opteenol) Laura Matthews and Amber Sunday. Dealership displaying the become the property of Ford Country Club Court is finshed. General Duty Model F-5, V-8 engine, Friday. Amber is Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gilbert poster shown below. Print Niotor Company. Contest sub- ',McAlister quit Mr. and Mrs. Barney Yates and stake body, 158-inch wheelbase FORD in Pa- the picture show at the name and address clearly. ject to Federal, Suite :going to business school enjoyed visited his mother, Mrs. Aucie local regulations and to con- Trucks equipped with Radio and "Magi• aducah and Laura is going to keep Drive-In-Theatre near Wingo after- (b) Contest limited to conti- Yates in Pilot Oak Sunday Alaska. test rules on entry blank. Air" Heater. Optional as prizes to this top 5 of the 25 car wins Jrause for Rpor Bill. Sunday night. nental 1,1„ S. and noon. , (d) NVinners' narnts will h• ners who specify preference for truck on Contest Entry Blank. Forrest Gilbert anl Marie Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Rowland fie) Prizes as stated on entry Mrs. H. W. Ruddle, mother of on the posted at all Ford Dealers' not were Sunday afternoon and son, Mr. and Mrs. Masters I blank, will be awarded 5ttloore Bobby Ruddle, is improving af- basis of sincerity, originality later than December 1, 1949. ter undergoing a major opera- and aptness. Judges' decisions (e) Contest is open to all - .25 si000 as. tion at-the Haws Hospital Wed- are final. Duplicate prizes in residents of United States, nesday of last week. case of ties. Entries must be except employees of Ford &NOS Deal- SAIINGS Mr. and Mrs. Henry Davis and submitted in the name of the Motor Company. Ford or his desig- ers, their arlvertng ioy family spent Sunday with his registered owner nated representative, Only or their fair.- parents, Mr. and .Mrs. B. L. Dav- /00 $/00 US. is near Austin Springs. FORD'S Taylor Enter Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey $100,000 SAV/NGS 80NOS ) Conies with Siegler 5-way automatic furnace type oil heater! 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Addresa I Town State latember 23, 1949 Friday, September 23, 1949 The Fulton County News, Fulton, KentuckY MRS. MADDOX two guests, Mrs. Frank Brady FETES THURSDAY and Mrs. Bertes Pigue enjoyed policy was in force prior to the BRIDGE CLUB the afternoon of contract. Mrs, Queen FIGURE YOUR OWN policy anniversary date in 1948. of Remember, s Mrs. C. L. Maddox entertained Don Hill received high score applications must be filed. The members of the Thursday prize. Pay.ments will not start af- INSURANCE REFUND until ternoon bridge club at her January, 1950. 1. 1165 home A delectable sandwich plate Below is the table on Eddings street. for the for- For further information write was served at the close of the mula or calculations of amounts the Kentucky :y Seven regular members and Disabled Ex-Serv- games. Members playing were to be paid nearly 16,000,000 vet- ice Men's Board, 1504 W. Broad- Mesdames: Hill, N. T. Morse, erans in the special National way St., Louisville, Ky. —a—We Handle SEPTEMBER Felix Gossum, Rupert Stilley, B. Service Life Insurance dividend: O. Copeland and A. B. Roberts. The column at the right is the FULTON ROUTE 4 t) ;HANGED TO dividend per $1,000 of insur- Mrs. De?enndiatle, ANN GODFREY Joyce Unice, Cor. ance for each month in force Mrs. Good Quality )URTH ENTERTAINS O. E. Myers spent the prior to anniversary date in past week BRIDGE CLUB with her daughter and FuLT1009N CHURCA0SNT.E 1.83 C, 7:30 P. M. 1948. son-in-law Miss Ann Godfrey entertained in Nashville. TAYLOR'S Age at issue Mrs. John ;E HALL: the members bridge Tanner is on the sick of her club 40 and under $ 55 list. FLOOR and one guest, Mrs. Thomas 41 .52 Mr. and Mrs. Earl W. Hutchi- PAPERED WITH Maddox Thursday - flight at 42 .49 son, Billie and Gene and Mr. and home on Jefferson street. 43 THESE PATTERNS .46 Mrs. Junior Cruce spent Sunday 44 Mrs. Thomas .43 with Mr. and Mrs. L,es Cruce. Mahan was high 45 scorer for the evening and Mrs. .40 Mrs. L. G. Hutchison spent WHITNEL FUNERAL HOME 46 Fred Homra, second .37 Saturday night with her sister, high. 47 .34 Mrs. Mary Underwood. 408 Eddings Ai the conclusion of the games 48 .31 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Myers Street Fulton, Ky. the hostess served a lovely salad 49 .28 and. daughter, Ruth Ann, were For plate and coca-colas. Members 50 .25 Sunday night guests of Mr. and Aznbulance Service Day or Night playing were: Mrs. Mahan, Mrs. 51 .24 Mrs. Junior Cruce. Homra, Mrs. Stanley Jones, Mrs. Ethel Merman, well known 52 .23 Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hardy and Joe Treas, Mrs. J. L. Jones, Jr., musical comedy star, brings her 53 .22 Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Wade visited PHONE 88 Mrs. Clyde Hill, Mrs. J. A. Poe, talent for humor to the radio 54 .21 Robert Wade Thursday night. Mrs. Vyron Mitchell, Mrs. Mor-1 audience on her WLW-NBC pro- 55 and over .20 Barbara Jane and Stockton Contract Funeral Home for, and Member of: gan Omar, Mrs. C. Williams, Jr.! gram "The Ethel Merman Show," The maximum possible amount Adkins went to Jackson, Friday. Sundays at 9:30 p.m., EST. that any veteran can receive will Mrs. Hugh D. Adkins enter- Kentucky Funeral Directors' Burial Association, Inc SOUTH FULTON P.-T.A. be $528.00. Other payments based tained her daughter, Kay, with HONORS TEACHERS on age groups will run to lesser a birthday ing for the Center. - party Wednesday. ON SEPTEBER 15 amounts. The dividend will be Those present were: Clara Eudy, The South Fulton P.-T.A. had The Annual Day was discussed paid on both term and converted Martha Lou Owen, Louise Crit- its first meeting of the year and and will be held in the First insurance policies and will be tondon and Dorothy Lou McCol- a pot luck supper Thursday night Christian Church in Hickman. It paid only for the period that the lum. September 15 at the school. was decided that reservations for lunch vein be $1.00 per plate. FOR MORE EGGS The supper was in honor of the new teachers and teachers of the Two contests were enjoyed, the Attention Farmers: past years. A lovely supper was "Poison Penny" and "Dr. I. Q." eed served _to between seventy five led by leader, Mrs. Percy King. l and one hundred. The new teach- The song, "My Old Kentucky DEAD STOCK REMOVED FREE ers were introduced to the group. Home," was led by Mrs. Harold Pewitt. In Sanitary Trucks Following the supper the busi- THEY'RE ness meeting WaS held, with Mrs. During the social hour the Phone 161 collect, Neal WGrd Stock Yards Bill Smith, chairman, presiding. hostesses served ice cream. fair-priced Mr. Mack Burrow, principal, Fulton, Ky. or 122 Wingo Ex. EGG MASH made a talk on the new equip- sandwiches and cold drinks to guaranteed ment needed for the school. 25 members, Mrs. Bertha Mc- A new membership drive is to Leod, Home Demonstration Agent ' be held with Mrs. Herman Owen two visitors, Mrs. Howard Hil- ' MAYFIELD RENDERING CO. SWIFT AND COMPANY as chairman. The next meeting am, a new member, and Mrs. will be Thursday October 13 at Mayfield-Fulton Hwy. East State Line Fulton, Ky. :e to win the school. Fred Brady, who has transferred I ••• prizes! from the Hickman Club [.mninne.....-monnammionffinteel SEE and HEAR OLSEN and JORNSONIS e'mac A144 Mc2eod FIREBALL PUN.FOR-ALL U. Cyr el the rue- every Thursday on Tukvisuas .8 Ford Sedans, equipped aspic Air" Heater, Over- Sala... Sidewall Fires. From Tbe Home Demonstra ion Agent From Fulton Co AtoTivar • I to Lett loupe -,trZ111111 )ptroaol) The Palestine Homemakers Model F-5, V-8 engine, Club met Friday afternoon in the 58-inch wheelbase FORD home of Mrs. William McClana- "Magi• scl with Radio and han, with Mesdames Lon Brown car win. top 5 ef th• 25 and Mrs. John Verhine as co- Blank. k on Contest Entry hostesses. The devotional was given by V000 ar. Mrs. Percy King, reading Luke 10th Chapter 25-27, verses and 4/CS BONDS leading the members in repeat- ing the Lord's Prayer. Because of the illness of the ar. vice-president, Mrs. Richard $/00 Mobley. Mrs. Glynn Bard attend- ed and gave a report of the Ad- 80NOS visory Council, giving the "Goals for the New Year," one of which 41NGS 80NOS was for members to attend meet- ings more often. &Has Oct. 4 was the time appointed wev6s to meet and clean the Commu- also hang Entry Blank! nity Center, and to it, Get your new drapes. State dues of 10c per member were collected. The Clothing Leader Mrs. Charles Wright, gave an inter- esting lesson on clothing guide losing sleep CO,. posts for fall and winter. who's Mrs. Harold Pewitt gave a re- Guess port of prices for a floor cover- S OCT. 31 one? ya K 0 over this GREATER VALUE

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I uns In HENRY J. TAYLOR, ABC Netwod, every Monday eventng. PARISIAN 1,aundry & Dry Cleaners BOB WHITE MOTOR COMPANY 224-228 Fourth Street Fulton, Kentucky Friday, September 23, 1949 The Fulton County News, Fulton. KentuckY Page 10 FOR RENT: A building located STORE MAYTAG WASHERS, standard ROBERTS Sedalia, Ky. 32 ft. x 70 ft.; and automatic jnodels, $124.95 in suitable for cafe or grocery and up. Sales and service. ADS Also, a livestock farm with 12 CLASSIFIED Bennett Electric, Phone 201, acres of tobacco base. Farm on WHY WAIT? Fulton, Ky. and BUY—SELL—hIRE—RENT paved highway, school slips up on you Dyer, until winter's early darkness FOR SALE: Eight piece oak din- milk routes. See Connie economical classified HOME, with an net suit. Consisting of six Sedalia, KY. THE WINDOWS IN YOUR coluirm, read each CHECK ad in this chairs, table, and buffet. Ex- AUTOMOBILE the Fulton TO BUY: Small used OFFICE, BUSINESS AND week throughout change Furniture. 207 Church WANTED ESTIMATE. trade area. No other method heaters; used sewing machine; AND CALL US FOR FREE street. Dar- reaches so many for so little. used pianos; furniture. Bekvie &aid make Company. 108 First Insertion 3c per word WE REPAIR, rebuild or nell Furniture COMPANY 1395. FULTON PAINT AND GLASS (minimum, 50c) any kind of woodwork; frames Paschall street. Phone Each Succeeding Insertionr/ac doors, boats, cabinets, etc. Phone 909 installed while Delivery Service. per word. Bruce Woodwork Shop, Lake AUTO GLASS of the class Free Pick-up and Satisfaction guaran- At the head street extension, Fulton. you wait. Fulton Paint and Glass We will be glad to help you teed. smart 909. . . . that's where prepare your ad at our office; I SHARPEN DISC blades, mow- Co. Phone with the money. are now buying or mail it in er blades, any kind of edged WANTED: Clean cotton rags. no children put good- We are cash in All classified ads tools; Repair clocks, sewing buttons. 10c per pound. Ful- gas advance. machines, lawn mowers, ton News Office. looking, superb-fitting motors, guns of any kind and numerous other things. Phone 470 for Job Printing. Poll-Parrot shoes! SWEET POTATOES FOR SALE: One motor bike, and Located rear outboard motor, 3/12 horse pow- Leonard Holland. 114•40•4040••••••••••••••••••• of welding shop, long lasting potatoes; all potatoes in er. Phone 370 or 1177-J. Laird-Gossum Their We also store your Fulton. Datronize our Advertisers! storage fully covered with insurance. SECOND HAND clothes; assort- quality and penny-wise ed line; bargains. Bruce Woodwork Shop, Lake Street prices make them rate Crates and Hampers available now. extension, Fulton. an A-plus with Mom CALL ELIZABETH WARD, 1167 20% GRANULATED We Will Pick Up Your Potatoes. for Christmas Cards, plain or and Dad, too. imprinted, wrapping, and ev- B. K. BOYD, Manager eryday greeting cards. I do embroidery. —Buy QUALITY APPLES FOR SALE: PHOSPHATE Paducah, Fall Beauty and Jo- & Butts nathan: other varieties later Gordon,Somors the season. Let- and through Ft111,,r, Phone 1249 cher A. Watkins, Crutchfield, Poll Parrot Walnut Street Ky. ' ALSO A COMPLETE LINE OF ATTENTION Farmers and Lurn- SHOES FOR BOYS AND GIRLS berman. We are now in the ' market for several th-ousand In Stock! AA to D Widths all white Split Hickory Handle Blanks. Sizes 17, 18, 19 and 20 inches long by 2 inches square. FERTILIZERS $2.98 TO $5.95 See us now for grades and According to Size and Style prices. Will also buy all white All-Types Hickory logs, 42" long. Clin- ton Hickory Handle Blank Div. LaPierre-Sawyer Handle Co., Clinton, Ky. (near Sales Barn) Immediate Delivery Leo Wheatley, manager. FOR SALE: Seven registered g-,Coal-Wood pointer bird dog pups. Papers Oil Come in School days are here to be furnished. See Barney for these pre-tested girls' Speight. Phone 1220-J-1. CITY COAL COMPANY today school shoes. A REALLY big value RYTEX - 51 double check printed station- PHONE ery on sale during September Fair weather or foul, your IAD. HEATERS and double the usual quantity have no footwear prob- dren will at usual price. Also informals lems with this dependable Am. on sale during September. For girls. SCOTT'S FLORAL SHOPPE FOR SALE: 1934 Oldsmobile SEEDS FOR FALL SOWING! Pipe, coupe good condition. $200 cash. Alfalfa Stove Boards, Phone 470. Fulton, Ky. Balboa Rye Oats, Barley, Wheat ... Rye Grass ... Fescue ; Crimson, Ladino, Red See The New Clovers; Vetch, Red Top and Sweet • Elbows, and Supplies Chrysler..and Plymouth now on Orchard Grass display at the King Motor Co. We have for sale the following:' _ Bouncy as a breeze . .. sharp as Used Cars WE WANT TO BUY YOUR CORN a whistle . . that's our good- mocasin. reconditioned and guaranteed: Highest Market Prices! lookin g new crepe-sole '29 Model A Tudor . 450 See Us For Your Needs! Unloading '35 Chevrolet 4-dr. $175 1 WE ARE RUNNING 2 SHELLERS—Quick '37 Dodge Two-door 9275 1 '38 Dodge 4-door $395 1 We are now dealers for We Are Equipped To A perennial for the pig -tall (reconditioned - crowd! The little ladies love this Co. '46 Chevrolet 2-door Fleetmaster; Clean All Kinds Of doll-like dantiness and pert-styl- Furniture and heater 910951 Exchange radio PAINTS ing. '47 Chevrolet 2-door HANNA'S PHONE 35 Fleetlinei 2117 CHURCH ST. radio and heater ... $1195 , and oils, turpentine, '47 Chevrolet 2-door Fleetmaster brushes FIELD SEEDS radio and heater $1195 SEE THESE GOOD USED INIIMI=11111•111=1=1111111111111111116. CARS before you buy. KING MOTOR CO. ! • 111 Carr Street Phone 1267 ! This Poll-Parrot Archmaker helps good posture today and Good Values In HAVE , good foot health tomorrow for Used Heaters young girls or boys. 5-room circulator $39.50 0RUNNING WATER 4-room circulator $34.50 Wilson oak heater, used • only two weeks $32.50 Another popular style for school- ON YOUR Hot blast heater $15.00 age girls. Pre-tested for wear, 1-room Oak heater $14.75 for fit and for style. FARM Franklin Heater $20.00 New Coal Heaters We Also 2-eye laundry heater $15.00 4-eye laundry heater ... $17.50 Rex Oak, small size $16.75 GRIND AND MIX FOR ONLY 3c Rex Oak, large size $19.95 Youz Own Feeds As Progress hot blast, lge $42.50 Vou Want Them. good-looking, superb-fitting PER 1000 GALLONSi Wilson oak heater $34.50 This boys' shoe goes to the head of 4th St. Furniture Store MACHINES IN STOCK the class! Oxford or 'high top. 225 East 4th Phone 164 SURGE MILKING Installed In Four Hours. FOR SALE: Litteton seed wheal Clean. Ready to sow. Neal ward. •LEAST EXPENSIVE METHOD •ONLY ONE Bring your young man in today FOR SALE: One oil circulator. TO USE Complete with 200 galtons tank - MATERIAL to try on this pre-tested school and stand. For immediate sale WEED •SUPPLIES oxford. Nationally advertised. Herschel Kimbel. Phone ABUNDANT NITROGEN NOW you can have Funning water in your 1299-W-3. TOBACCO STRONGER home ... in your barn and poultry hoioses •PRODUCES FOR SALE: Charis garments all HEALTHIER PLANTS for only pennies-a-day operating costs. Imagine having all this in one or girdles and bras. PLANT BEDS clean fresh water you want at your fingertips ... all for only Mrs. Vernon Roby. Phone •TRANSPLANTS 1290-W. W/TH -OFF RAPIDLY 3c per 1000 gallons! GROW FOR SALE— Golden Delicious, AE110 Increased Production Pays the first Cost! Gano and Stayman winesap TO HOW EASY Youngsters' high-top ankle- resort up to 17% increase in egg production 15 Y. apples. Prices 50c, $1, $2 Blue Farmers health shoe, available either in Wing Orchard, B. O. Finch, EASY TO APPLY increase in milk and beef production and 50 V. increase in gar- yanamid toe. Prop. 1-4 mile south of Mt. plain or moccasin equipped with running water. Many -FREE den production on farms Mariah Church. FOR WEED have paid for their water systems with these extra earnings! --- GRANULAR• PLANT BEDS • C/anemia Models For Any Installation! ME WAY Pre-tested by zgrai boys and girls I Don't worry about a system to fit your particulor needs. $2.98 TO $5.95 ... for wear, iRle and fit. Bring W. BURROW Style Regardless of your present water supply .. . your local Co- CHAS. According to Size and your youngsters in, today! operative Service Agency has the pump and equipment to REAL ESTATE and do the job you wont. Stop by today; PUBLIC pCTIONEER METAL ROOFING, ASPHALT SHINGLES Office Over City National Bank I SOUTHERN STATfS Phone 61 A. C. BUTTS AND SONS Roberts Store FULTON COOPERATIVE FARM AND CITY PROPERTY Groceries — Feeds — Seeds 422 Lake Street Fulton, Ky. LIST OR BUY WITH US! PHONES 602-603 I ' SI. rolton Phone 399