THE MOUNTAIN EAGLE, THURSDAY, OCT. 15, 1959 McRoberts proud of safety team Check appliances, storage places, WHITESBURG, KENTUCKY PAGE 6 By Flora Scett heart operation. Washington, D. C. visited her possible The First Aid and Mine Res Miss Janice Sue Stewart has mother, Mrs. Don Branham last heaters for fire hazards Raymond Thomas entered nurse training Wll cue Team, whkh was a com in week. Lexington Each year, more lie careful with matches and arc necessary protec- liamson, W. Va. for fire completes training blnatlon learn with Warnie Doug Lundy has been called than 11,000 people in the U. S. cigarettes, she warns. Clean up' tion. Bryant Caudill Jr., has Parris Island Flint Jr., as captain won 1st back to his job in Cleveland, die and more than twice that trash, piles of litter or old rags; Keep your homo at joined up with Uncle Sam and free of fire place in the national contest In Ohio. number are severely burned In these arc good places for fires hazards by regular inspections. Island, S. C - Marine is now taking his basic at Fort Parrls Buffalo, N. Y., last week. The John Holmes has sold his fires, National Fire Protection to start. A family flro drill now also Is Raymond Thomas, son of Knox. He Is a 1059 graduate of Pvt. team was composed of John Farm fire losses have Lightning rods are worth- a precaution that can save lives Mr. and Mrs. Watson Thomas of Jenkins High School. home here and has purchased records show, Huffman, Ray Vinson, James while protection, according to in an emergency. Miss Stallard Whitcsburg, completed recruit Mr. Mag a home in Tampa, Fia. The per- and Mrs. Chester creased by points out. 1 Zideroff, Bill Collins, Lcnvllle USDA recommendations. Re- training Oct. at the Marine Jones and Clyde Maggard. gard arc the proud parents of family moved there the past cent in the past year. Depot, Parrls place tiiosc that arc worn or Corps Recruit They alto won fourth place a new baby boy who made his week. Ho will continue to work Give your home a complete Island, S. C. dmnagod. Make sure ground Retired miner in first aid. arrival last week. for Bethlehem Steel Mines fire check-up-, remove fire Relatives and friends of many Mrs. Hillard Adams has re here. hazards, and put in safety connections are secure. Light- The mine rescue team with ning of McRoberts dies of tho now Marines wcro on turned home after visiting In Mrs. Eielle Bevins Is still equipment before It's too late, arresters on the line side Kelly DcSimone as captain won of the meter (outside) protect Douglas Pogue, 70, of Mc- hand to witness the graduation Bedford, Ind. very 111 at the Sharon Heights recommends Frances Stallard, fourth place in mine rescue. the home and electrical appli- Roberts, a retired miner, died corcmonlos. Mr. R. C. Ham Hospital. UK specialist In The team's boys were Eugene and Mrs. Extension Oct. 0 at Whitcsburg Memorial The k training management. ances from surges of electricity Brown, David Barker, Paul monds and girls of Kingsport, Mrs. Everett Howell has re home during thunderstorms. Hospital. schedule included drill, bayonet Yonts and Tenn., visited her sister, Mrs. turned from Texas where she Heating equipment In bad re training, physical conditioning, Narramorc, Warren Have casy-to-rcac- h ex- Funoral services were con- daughter, Mrs. Carl fire Joe Walker. Ulcy Doyle over the weekend. visited her pair is a major fire hazard; tinguishers ducted Oct. 11 at the McRoberts parades and ceremonies, and Hale and family. and be sure all Our congratulations go to Mr. and Mrs. James Zideroff check your furnace, chimneys members of the family know Church of God by Bishop othor military subjects. these boys. They arc all em- Jr., and children and Mrs. Jim Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Cham and flues, Miss Stallard sug- - how to use thorn. A dry chemi- Coopor and Bishop Huhn. Three weeks were spent on ployed by Bethlehem Mines and Zideroff and son, Danny, pion, whose lume was de guests. Home fires incrcaso cal powder extinguisher for Burial was in Shoa's Fork tho rlflo range whore tho re- live at McRoberts. visited in Dayton, Ohio over stroyed by fire last spring, arc during heating season, so make fighting electrical or flammable Cemotory, McRoborts. cruits fired tho M-- l rlflo and John'C. Oldham Jr., is back the weekend. now rebuilding a new homo at sure all kinds of heating ap- oil fires and a pump He was a native of Alabama rocoivod instruction in basic of same location. home and doing fine from the Mr. and Mrs. Bill White the paratus arc cleaned, Inspected water extinguisher for trash and a son of Goorg 0 and Sarah Marine Infantry woapons. and adjusted this fall. fires are recommended. J. Floldor Pogue. This recruit training pre- Defective and overloaded Check your water system to Survivors include Jossc pares young Loathornccks for electric wiring systems arc see If enough water is avail- - Poguo, McRoborts; Hubbard further specialized Infantry famous brands of dangerous. A blown fuso is a able for fire-fightin- Cisterns, and John Pogue, both of Mc training at Camp Lojounc, N. C. sign of trouble find out what's kept exclusively for use In Roberts; Bessie Smith and! WTong. Repairs and installa case of fire, are good safety In-- A Mary Myrph, both of BIrming- - j Gardner, both of Ohio. tions should be made only by vestments, she says, sturdy ham, Ala.; Tabby Adklns, Ala- Craft Funoral Homo had school, art, office supplies a qualified electrician. ladder and 50 feet of hose also bama; Effio Easly and Bertha charge of funoral services. ANNOUNCING THE NEW PLYMOUTH! DELTA WATER COLOR LARGE-SIZ- E SCRAP BOOKS, MIMEOGRAPH PAPER, SOLID FOR '60I AT YOUR DEALER'S TOMORROWI BRUSHES, sizes 1 through 8, 16xl8'a inches $6.60 letter and legal size, $1.40 up .08 to .18 each 19x25 Inches $9.00 BUILT A NEW SOLID WAY TO GIVE YOU SOLID Refills in stock EAGLE and VENUS , SATISFACTION MILTON BRADLEY No. 1, No. 2, No. 2V2 WATER COLORS, ZIPPER NOTEBOOKS, No. 1, No. 2, No. Vh, CHRYSLER ENGINEERING INTRODUCES A NEW KIND OF box with brush, .85 genuine cowhide, No. 3, No. 4 84 dozen three-rin- g PLYMOUTH THAT MARKS A MAJOR BREAKTHROUGH IN CAR $3,00 LINTON BONDED PENCILS, PAINT-RIT- E No. 2 5c each DESIGN. BODY AND FRAME UNIT ARE WELDED TOGETHER WATER COLORS, AS ONE, IN A box with brush .80 DIXON "BIG MO" NEW WAY. MANY PARTS THAT WORK LOOSE, extra large school pencils RATTLE AND NEED FIXING IN ORDINARY ELIMINATED. .10 each CARS ARE DELTA HOBBY BRUSHES, THIS LOW-PRIC- E camel's hair, Va, Vi, , '60 PLYMOUTH IS STRONGER AND ROOMIER. EAGLE A BOXED and .17 to .60 IT USES GAS IT i TYPEWRITER PAPERS LESS THAN BEFORE. RIDES MORE COMFORTABLY, 100-she- and 500-she- pkgs. WE BELIEVE, IN SANFORD TEMPERA COLORS, Qualify two and three-rin- g THAN ANY OTHER CAR ITS CLASS. Onion skin, 13 lb., 16 lb., six-col- set SI notebooks .79 and .89 20 lb. part-ra- g bond in Bottles of Individual Three-rin- g leatherette note- letter and legal sizes be- colors ... .17 Chrysler Corporation development book, complete with index from .72 hind it. It will suit you particularly if and clip-boar- d $1.19 MILTON you want a feeling of quality and a BRADLEY, thumb tacks, BULLSEYE Paper fastoners, sense of craftsmanship. It is built care and EMBECO map pins, paper clips .10 up CONSTRUCTION PAPER, Notebook Filler fully and precisely. V believe there is low-pric- e three-rin-g no other car in the field that 9x12, .50 to .65 per 50-she- et for two or Time Books, weekly, two-week- ly package binders ... $1 for 500 sheets and monthly resembles it.

.15 to .75 ALL-NE- 50-she- et AN INCLINED OVER- 12x18, $1 to $1.25 per SCHOOL SCISSORS, package DURA-QUIE- HEAD VALVE IS AMONG blunt or pointed .20 PLYMOUTH'S NEW T "6" UNIBODY is a rigidly-forme- d struc- FIVE PLYMOUTH ENGINE OPTIONS FOR 1960. in- Dennison's Metallic ture, locked by approximately 5400 pre- The first GUMMED STARS cise welds. It has no conventional body clined engine ever in an American ' passenger is up to inch size bolts, braces, struts or stays to give car the new Plymouth 30-- D .10 and .15 Comp!eteline of trouble. Road noises and road shocks Economy Six, most powerful SWINGLINE STAPLERS are dampened. Even the sound of the "6" in America. Very economical, it is and staples .98 to $10.50 inclined to make, servicing simpler, to CADO FELT-TIPPE- D PENS wind is hushed. for lettering and marking We also have staples for lower the car's center of gravity and MILTON BRADLEY We doubt if any car at any price has .79 to $3.95 all standard-siz- e staplers. to make handling and riding easier. TONAL POSTER PAPER, ever ridden or handled as well as this Also for 1960: the limited-productio- n low-pric- new e automobile. V-- 100 sheets in assorted colors Grumbacher strip-palette- s, Monev and rent receipt books. Practical SonoRamic Commando 8 . for .55 $1.00 pad assorted sizes . .10 to $255 Stabilizer Design, incorporating rear stabilizer fins, adds stability on the SOLID PLYMOUTH 1960 OFFERS FEATURES NO CAR VENUS PARADISE Milton Bradley DOME PAYROLL BOOKS road, cuts wind resistance, gives better OTHER IN COLORED ART PENCILS, for simplified record gas mileage. ITS CLASS CAN OFFER. .15 each, 2 for .25 Flash Cards keeping $250 The new Solid Plymouth is a young, doorlocking system. RCA "45" MILTON BRADLEY Alphabet, additions, sub- Carter's exciting car with ten full years of Record Player. And many more. CRAYRITE , traction, multiplication, LAUNDRY-MARKIN- G SETS, Optkuit t tillm oot finest quality .15 to .65 division $1 a set .45 A CHRYSLER-E- N QINBBRED PRODUCT Binney and Smith Uva TEACHERS' CLASSROOM Stamp and envelope COLORED CHALK .15 box RECORD BOOKS moisteners, .35, $1 and $250 SOLID PLYMOUTH 1960 $1.25 and 55 Binney and Smith Ready made rubber stamps, KINDERGARTEN CRAYONS, "paid," "past due," 40 HfMM box "fragile," "rush," . .75 each

Sanford's roll-o- n WHITE CHALK .10 box new stamp pad ink . .80 EXACTO KNIVES, No. 2, .75 Complete assortment of CARTER'S SCHOOL' PASTE Package of five extra economy-size- d rolls of blades .60 .29 SCOTCH TAPE CARTER'S MUCILAGE .35 600, 1296 and 2592 Inch crow quill rolls .59 to CARTER'S U4 PENS CICO. PASTE .65 LITHOGRAPHING SCOTCH DOUBLE-FACE- fine-lin-e drawing .25 for SANFORD'S LIBRARY PASTE, TAPE, like a ribbon of .90 . pint ar glue, V2x200-inc- h roll .39 SANFORD'S RUBBER CEMENT 45 DESK BLOTTERS, red, yellow, green, pink, gray, brown .15 each EFT POINTS, HEKtSgRAPH DUPLICATORS .15 each letter size . $3.75 oval Round, square or HEKTOGRAPH SUPPLIES tips, assorted sizes refill composition, carbon paper, masters, pencils, Higgins INDIA DRAWING INK styluses and Ink . .40 Black, blue, red, green METAL-EDGE- RULERS, Boston Higgins PEN CLEANER .80 12, 15 and 18 Inches, SHARPENERS m CARTER'S SILVER INK .29 ... .15 to .45 . $1.49 to $350 THE MOUNTAIN EAGLE

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