Murray State's Digital Commons Fulton County News Newspapers 4-1-1938 Fulton County News, April 1, 1938 Fulton County News Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.murraystate.edu/fca Recommended Citation Fulton County News, "Fulton County News, April 1, 1938" (1938). Fulton County News. 228. https://digitalcommons.murraystate.edu/fca/228 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 Fulton County News by an authorized administrator of Murray State's Digital Commons. For more information, please contact [email protected]. .4, "GOLDWYN FOLLIES" FULTON TRATRE SUN DAY-MONDAY-TUESDAY WITH RITZ BROS.,EDGAR BERGEN, CHARLIE tor CARTHY Fulton County News Your Farm And Home Paper - -Superior Coverage Vol IMF 11 SIX ECI,ToN. K Y., FRIO N,S %pull I tale Nt'SDIF It TEN BANQUET GIVEN TO Life Story of Casey Jones To SPRING RAIN BRINGS FAIRNESS NOT ENOUGH BASKETEERS BY LIONS Be FLOOD TO FULTON FCR CHRISTIANITY the Fulton high be Sets haSkelhilii squad enjoyed Told At Cayce Banquet, April 8th, hrghtv preaehnd 1,v Hey Louis M 1.saris the s• banquet sponsored by ' Fork Creek, which rum: 11 ic Mr•thodist esurch the Lions Club at the Science Hall the city, tool flooded the hi. • sonic' Oil last f•S Any night., when thr. viemity of Foul ti. -.1 The most dangeroum possibility ineluding ex :1'11%101E people were present, Tile Wiltr.r did not reach in the life of any church member IS phis/ H. members, teachers and Alfficiont height to club flood any of thin- that he accept the standards of fair- stores visite:, Supt. J. 0. Lewis was on Lake-st. 'rice deluge came ness. In his sermon on the mount after a • tozotioaster, and music hir the oc- continuous downpour Mon- Christ says to us, "And whosoever day elms!. was provided by pupils of night, svith the hardest rain shall compel thee to go a mile, go Mills. colored school. fall coining around three o'clock. with him twain." This has refer- Ii Carlisle Cutehin of Mur, The waters flooded Hotel Fulton, ence to a custom of the Romans tay State College talk.st nil the Bennett Electric, Wilson Shoe Shop, When the !Ionians, who ruled Ju- vii;'f of athletics. lie praised the The Smokehnuse and the Fatten v dea tit the I sine Or Christ, crossed effoi • . of J. 0. Lewis in Fulto and County Nev.'s. Considerable dam- the country they forced Jewish men his rists in sports as part of a age was done at Bennett Electric to carry luggage one mile. Many well rounded program for the where the bases of several radios Jews refused. This became a con- schent Fl yet Hurdette of Martin, were covered by water. stant source of conflict. It was fair Tenn. ace basketball player of Mr. The flood was not as severe as for them to refuse to aid if foreign Cutchm, was a guest. ;rime that have occurred, but local invader. It was even fair for them Coia•h Caller of Fulton High citizens are anxious that a flood re- to make war on the Romans. But stated that although his team was lief program be inaugurated, for Christ instructed them to seek bro- not %it y successful in winning, that Plans are complete for the celebra- with every heavy rainfall some sec- therhood and fellowship with the they were real fighters with cour- tion and banquet to be held at the tions are flooded Romans by carrying the packs two age. Glenn McAlister, who has Cayce High Sete,' auditorium Fri- miles instead of one. been named captain of the basket- day night, April ft, in memory of The ball team for next year, was intro- Casey Jones, famed Illinois Central religious leaders in the day DEATHS of duced. engineer who was killed 38 years Christ were fair. The scribes were students and Dr. N. W. Hughes, who has been ago, as his train was wrecked at teachers of the JAMES J. JOHNSON law. The Pharisees COMII ted and interested in the Vaughn, Miss. The entire proceeds were the pro- James J. Johnson. 62. fessed examples of teat,,.-turned out at Vu him High of the banquet are to go toward the died from a obedience to I. hi-art attach rqaly I an d for many years was an honored election of a memorial to inday morn- zealots for the law. They were ing at Ids home on the the puritans of gum'..! J.dies. famed engineer of legend Martin high- the Maccabeari per- I and :orig. way. Ile worked until a late hour aid. Their lav.• was fair. It said "An Siebb,m W IA go, fireman will, Saturday riii!ht and had only been e•ye. hr an eye, and a tooth for a st Decrease First Mr. Jones the night of. the fatal a short time when he passed tooth " The descendants of the v.Tfd,cc-,t for SCribeF and Pharisees are with us Period Ends April .44 v,"'".' 41" 6'; Y' "1 and the Ex- hves in Memphis. will attend the press Company for thirty years and today These traditionalists are great 1 f. r S('',"PI;11 years before he stickers for details, five dap, rtnniiill to the banquet. was em- forms and engi- ployed by the I. C. Railroad. Their eti,ei1 1.914Cl.rn is for lay I:, • vi,teigatt Pernsi of The Sid Law. Illinois Central He is Nev. Dig $3,300 00 Trade Extension I neer and noted safety expert, who MM. CASEY' survived by ene brother. conformity to custom and regular- ity 'tat Campagm. Go today and see the was Mr. Jones' fireman the night Will Johnson, tn Checotah. Okla., to the neglect of their own tilie railroad. And Casey's story beautiful new car the winner will before the accident, will be he prin- Wrapped up in his work, heart and , one sister, Mrs. Pernie Lovelace, of spilitual lives. Like the Pharisee was put into song. OWTI. It is on display at the Bob eipal speaker on the Cayce pro. op, Whatever he had he put it ' Jacksonville. Ark., several nieces Jesus told about praying in the *fps the White Motor Co., Fulton, Ky. This gram, according to J. E. Attebery, "All the switchmen knew by the drivinig wheels of his big'and nephews. His wife died about temple, they have a good opinion wonderful new Plymouth deluxe 4 who is in charge of arrangements. engine's moans Time after time he made i three months ago. of themselves, are socially and com- That the man ad 'lino and his was oni door Tourning Sedam,wal belong to He will tell of the character of at the throttle-sr was... - name Funeral services were held Tues- mercially moral, and are notably oe. ler the candidate who gets only one more famed Casey, who is said to have Casey Jones." rtongi.21 otreilreed men wherever;day morning at eleven o'clock at strict in religious performances but they vote than any other candidate, set a record of 100 miles in 100 Everybody knows about the song. gathered. • the Knox Creek church by the they are proud, miffs% and unbro- Here is a Sound, rather easy doesn't it. Only minutes. Mr. Law will report on simple story of his life Along the line from Jackson,. Rev. J. J. Reynolds and H. H. therly. and so go down unjustified, a little wiirk tend consistent effort his efforts at Memphis to assist in and death as a radsoad engineer: Tenn.. to Water Valley. Miss., peo- Roystrr. Interment followed in the weighed and found wanting. Christ on yi ;a part and yGti can own that the drive to raise funds to erect a Born rear Cayce, Ky.. 1863, he was ple felt they knew him, for they • Pin, eir cemetery. Pallbearers were came not to destroy fairness. Fair- car Never before in this territory marker to the memory of Casey christened John Luther Jones. He were familiar with his engine's! R. t Allen Pete Green. J. C. Cov- ness of the JJew is above the ideal grew to has a campaign so liberal been of- Jones near his old home in this stalwart manhood, weighing long-piercing whistle. For ten years; ington, R L. Clark. T. L. Wrather of aggressive brutality of the rest her, d the public. county. around 200 pounds. six feet-four in Casey rode high. From freight W. G. Hill and Clay Taylor. of the world bat Christianity must On Tuesday night at 10:00 April 1 The memory of Casey Jones has height. At the age of 27. in 1890. train to passenger trains to the I. go beyond fairness. 5111, the. largest vote-getting period I lived for 38 years after his death, having just been promoted, for the C. special, the "Cannonball." J. M. JOHNSON When the prodigal son had dis- of ti.' Fulton County News $330000' There are two reasons for this. say first time laid a caressing hand on Then an April 29. 1900. a friend Jel.n Morris Johhson. 69, died last honored his fathers name and sunk Trade Extension Campaign comes people who knew the engineer. a throttle he could call his own. is-came ill and Casey said he would Thursday night. at his home on to tile lowest riiisition in Jewish life dose. There are only five Fust because he was the people's Case:- had "a lot rif git-up and take the run.