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Fulton, Ky. Thursday, August 22, 1968 Page 8 i STRICTLY BUSINESS lay Whetter% Ellington Mentioned Voters May Decide For Vice-President Southern Democratic Party officials have an- On Schools Merger :Iowa plans to support see of awe men for the Democratic vie* = Presidential sonitnation, suggesting as theft can mite bottled• ma- The decision as to whether Onion Comity and Vahan City should Weal ticket with one of the men In Sie WOW mot. ; ;4141.11 operate ender a single educational maim may ultimately be Left The list announced Welleseday WOWS Tams Gov. Jobe Con- For the in lea vote of the people, °bloc County Judge Dan W. McKim:la nally, Tennessee Gov. Buford' X said today. Ellington, Louisiana Gov. Join sure touch Judge McKinnis made the state:neat following Tuesday's cam.. McMillian, South Carolina Gov. of a mends by Union City Mayor and City Manager decorator... James L. NIPPY Robert McNair, former Goys. Strawberry Alarm Clock Mara Carl Sanders of Georgia and David Mandl favoring t....14.1natvdtm.-94.4,0(ms, • single Terry &Word of North Carolina, didis system with To Play At Festival a greatly expanded and Sen. George Smathers of it Its cowrie:demi. The Strawberry Alarm Clock, Poly-flew (*Ws Ylsil flat Fulton Library Florida. one of the nation's leading psy- lac al The jodmi said today beamed In Nashville, Hudley Crockett, with chedelic pop bands, will Smart new solow,.the Rem Mayor Nippy sad Mr. Fria- Elliedterts news secretary, amd Corinna mil but at the sixth anneal International right colors are irours Ilie se said Si. final declaim: Eyes Tax Funds the governor "appreciates their should be ▪ Banana Festival in Pulton, Ky.- to c.hoom is Poly- Setter subtoitted to the peo- tbougthfolitess. However, Floe/ Gov. South Fulton, Tow., Iliterdhf odorless vinyl ple. The board of directors of the lillington *Ms not consider flat. Smooth easy : The .1 would be in afternoon, Sept. 7, at IOC favor of a coun- Fulton County Library will rec- • certalialy at this time— as painting.as tick ..; tote a ty committee The performance will be Staged being appointed to ommend to the county's fiscal a serious candidate drying. W Mk work for national in the lent auditorium at Si, 1 tern a with a city group to see court that a tax of 3.5 cents old office." Kitty League Park, following ; stadia how such a consolidation of sys- valuation be asses- the per $100 of Elliagton, who will go to the parade and accent temstime could be accomplished," county for the support barbecue. ; sed in the convention as Tennessee's favor- "Incense A Judge McKim:de said. and was of the libraries in both Fulton ite soe, has said he feels Con- Pe'PPerlo lid" EXCHANGE ; dela& the song that brought this West The judp agreed with the city and Hickman. nally would balance •; Pere ll the Demo- Coast band to national fame.Oth- officials that the most pressing The move was decided upon at cratic ticket. But i weddh he added he er songs that haw kept Si.Straw- need of both systems today is meeting of the board Thurs- does FURNITURE CO. a not consider Connally the berry Alarm Clock la the eatimal ';• erring expanded vocational trades day night. only possibility. limelight are: “Tomorrow," Commercial ; marks classes. in order to get the library tax In New York, ill 472-103 one loading and "Ilt with A Gera." i.: the br question on the ballot for the contender for the presidential .The most Important thing at November general election, a nomination, vice A p the moment is to provide special 'Don't know why he can't make his own calls. He's got a president Hu library board member ex- bort was p vocational course:: for the 50 per Humphrey commented: plained, petitions are now be- dial phone on his desk!" "There Ray a cent of the ft:Meets who do not go are a lot of good men ing circulated in Fulton, Cayce • on the list. the college," he said. I welcome their a Ca and Hickman. The petitions must recommendations and will con- BACK-TO -SCHOOL Dodd , Judge lieKinois be in the hands of the county sider what they have to say." mid that while Brasil Leads World We some duplication could be aired court clerk by Sept. 5. Fair This Year Another candidate for the tap a.'Am, In Tapioca Preydisct spot on the ticket, Sen. George WEEK! at die by combining the two ethool aye. Petitions also are in the Ful- S. McGovern, said that the The terns, he did not believe such a ton and Hickman libraries and RIO DE JANEIRCr— Brazil pres- and when you are At Turner Field idential ndminee should tired bike combination could be operated tnterested persons are being grows almost a third Of the select his running mate. or study worn, flow-I more cheaply. urged by the board to go by the world crop of manioc, better Some Obi= Ccunttans are so The South Dakotan was • libraries and sign them. known asked crepe. "In fact, as cassava or its prod- happy the Obion County Fair is for comment on the I would say with as There was considerable con- seveoman d'anat expanded vocational uct. tapioca. Almost 25.5 million getting a new home they are de- list of possible program the troverey early this year when the vice-presidential -REFRESH, pire i coral:A:lotto:1 tons a year of manioc are pro- termined to go out to Grove nominees would probably cost fiscal court tacked on a 6-cent while on a voto.hunt- the ceased here. Creek Park this year. lag swing with lifted taxpayers more than they are tax for the support of the li- through Pennsylvania now paying. However,If Sorry, but you'll have to wait and nealli the coun- braries. After petitions against southern New Jersey until next year because this Wednesday. sleeve ty passes Its 1645,000 school bond the tax were presented to the year's edition, elicions Foods, Aug. 36-31 .11see• are not the at the issue ant.if Union City builds •113 court, the special tax was abol- will be back at crowded old men 1 .4111iimma Nickel alloy parts of a nev riculd think at. But shirt, ;Mon high school, the tax ntes ished. At that time it was sug- Turner Field. that's a dental cutting tool can be made jodgewat I think should be re- Drinks and able in both the county and city will gested that the question be plac- The confusion began when The Desserts to vibrate up to 60,000 or more served for whomever is the tWt°4 to Mon eurraY," tie sat& ed or the ballot so the citizens Messenger ran an aerial photo- repeal could decide the issue. times a second, far higher than Presidential neetiose." graph of the new fairgrounds in Sen. Lupine ed in the frequency of audible sound. hici...artny count Grove Creek Park. Although not be reached for common. the ii the photo clearly stated that the Aneouncemere of the list came with u new fairgrounds would not be In Atlanta after the second meet- DARI- CREAM Owe. open until 1969, a number of ing Ins week of Southern Party Pearl people thought It was to be used chairmen. IOW an wic this season. fall casein NEW YORK—U.S. assets "We are going to get out there and henna investments abroad Call-In and Take-Out Orders Phone 472-3657 as soon as we can," Fair Presi- currently three exceed foreign assets and in- dent Jim Rippy said today, "but Yeur Business Is Appreciated — el tlii we net couldn't vestments in this GENE GREAM quite make it country by lice s this year." more than $50 billion. Mn vMe, and Ix
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Her corsage ham, bathe, sau- lingerie. eat the bine tad orchid fruit, country C. gr carried hot grits, tomatoes, Guests included Mrs. John The hostess also sages, eggs, color theme. bet biscuits, and coffee Bondurant, mother of the future presented her with a mtin trim- jellies, cake. bride, Miss Amy Bondurant and med nylon geom. guests en- Mims Lucy Bondurant, sisters of Wroth metaled After brunch, the The Mathieu@ lovely girth ot Ito bride-elect, miss Jane Voor- useisflp, troth joyed Weeds( the nisselissme et asisereet art Mac Barber et Martin, Mrs. Rink Suites of Martin and Miss Carolyn Colley ol Nashville, Tem. SPECIAL! They floor-laigth frocks SCHOOL wire HERE'S A of polder Mee. valpped cream — Children's Sizes 8 1/2 to 4 with Empire waistlines accented The Rev. Gary Hines, pad: with white lace Interwoven with blue velvet ribbon and featured —Boys and Girls ertin, Tam., officiated at the eg▪ scooped neoldines and short dillikvbig ceremony. sleeves. Their headpiece' were bp flat The bride la the daughter of circlets of powder blue net at- Ws. and Mrs. Brooks Oliver of tached le Meatiest crowns of Mm it. 5, and the groom Is whipped cream. They wore white ours the see of Mr. and Mrs. Leer pumps and sheet white gloves. I*y▪ rely. Suitor of Martin. is vinyl Each carried a Seeepy bouquet h easy . The vows were exchanged be- Of while alithre sad carnations kick font an altar graced with palms, MaiTeliatled with blue leaves, net bra end beauty baskets of white and ribbon. I glediell. The backgrotmd w a s Miss Susan Sulter, daughter of i acemilatliellh wrought iron can- Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Suiter 1 dililltailii White cathedral to- served as Bower girl and was PUB Mt"Mt gm an the dressed in a floor-length frock, TENNESSEE DAIRY PRINCESS—Kathy Boyd, II, of Springfield, Princess over These are regular stock shoes j 100111111 . 15dity flowing identical to the bridesmaids. In Tenn., was selected Monday as Tennessee Dairy the annual pageant In Nashville. She will i arillageentets of clematis her hair was a blue bow and she 16 other cootestants at represent Tennessee in Chicago nest July at the National Dairy !'t marited the pews which lined carried a white basket filled with —Not a special purchase. Princese P111110n4 : the bridal aisle. clematis petals. A program of nuptial music Serving as ringbearer was Prices Good thru August 31st was presented by Miss Lou Ella Randy Oliver, son of Mr. and Lingerie Shower Is Given Itay at the piano and Miss Peg- Mrs. Johnny Oliver of Gleason, sy Conon at the organ and Bo Tenn. He carried a bean-shaped Dodd of Martin, as vocalist. pillow of white satin edged with For Miss Ann Bondurant A Good Selection, but does not Mhe Dade Weak' presided lace and ribbon. A color scheme of orchid and blue transformed a private room attractive setting for • at the register. Hollis Sulter of Martin, broth- at Boyettes on Reelfoot Lake Into a most shower honoring Miss Ann Bondurant of Hick- 0 include our entire stock. The bride, given in marriage er of the groom, served as best brunch and lingerie map, will become the bride of Ronald Earl Foley of Martin on by her father, was attired in a man. Groomsmen were Joe Suit. floor-length sown of chiara August 51. or of Murray, Roger Bynum of Julius Felker of Hickman was hostess for the party held crepe. The reemIgnidered peau Mrs. Martin, and Jim Oliver, brother August 8. Assisting her and and cupids. d'auge all lone bodice of the Em- bedecked umbrellas Store of the bride. Others were Jerry swats were Mrs. Shoe greeting the place cards and mint Family Indivichial Bay's pire sheath was detailed by a Oliver, brother of the bride, and Falkoffs daughter, Jell, and her cups featured orchid and blue lifted waistline aid portrait Donald Crawford of Murray. mother, Mrs. Ellis Dobson. floral designs. Lake Street Fulton, Ky. neckline. The len& tapered The U-shaped tables were Miss Bondurant chose from Mrs. Oliver, mother of the sleeves wetted Is calla lily points artistically decorated with aster her trousseau a blue linen skim- bride, selected for her daugh- at the wrists. The slender crepe ter's wedding a blue semi-shift skirt, biold4gthet1 with a detach- dress of blue linen with lace able Watteau court train of the bodice, cowl neckline and A-line repeated d'ange lace and bead- skirt. Her hat was of matching ed in crepe. NI gracefully from color of net and velvet. Her ac- the ibiddetw aid was attached cessories were of white. With self bows. Her bridal heed- pieta, a Hey Mogi' am of Mrs. Suiter, mother of the .psail OM sequins with a bouf- groom, chose a blue ensemble fant tiered Praia 'tingles veil with matching accessories. Both cascoded from the crown. Her mothers wore cymbidium or- 657 bouquet was a while, yellow- chids. throated orchid, with white lilies Mrs. Frank Peery, maternal of the valley nestled in tulle, grandmother of the groom, wore lace and ribbons. blue. Mrs, Fred Sutter, paternal Mrs. Phil Deemed of Louis- grandmother of the groom wore ville served as matron id honor, pink, and both wore corsages of and bridesmakh were Mrs. Rob. white carnations. Miss Bondurant Honored e ectoon o With Shower At Hickman /14 blue tapers and, cut glass bowl SWEATERS LONG SLEEVES Miss Ann BCOclurant of Hick- BOYS' elk warm of Ronnie Foley of filled with magic lilies. Golden • OrlinP Acry Ic Martin, was the Inspiration re- fruit peach, along with debit/ coldly for a delightful party at sandwiches, party cakes, mints Boys'Crew Socks 1161 lovely home of Mrs. Brandy and salted nets were served from Ambers on ceded Street in Hick- silver appelatatents. '4" and '6" The honoree and guests 'o- man. 11101‘ mama end pelyesierwonen Serving as hostesses for the kayed the *min of the many gifts of with which the was Mends dm. *ever need insalag. bridal courtier) were Mrs. Am- lines wew styles In block envy, at the party. Spread nod berMass..ww. berg, Mrs. King Davis and Mrs. Promoted "thaw, h. Wire, imam, mom. Mu Assessed mien Netts included Mrs. Jets C. s.dandsinntlens Erie nail. red. 1611. •Otimame is pintas. solids. snipes Ind of the bride- and Onsets were Invited into the Bonder**, mother decks. Sims Cle IS. Melons living room where elect, Mrs. Joe Readelt, Mrs. Charles Mod- lovely arrangements of garden Harold Rice, Mrs. flowers graced the handsome an- dia, Mrs. Relied Green, Mrs. Ilegh L. Latins, Mrs. Jamie G. them threishiege.. Sturdy Metal Covered Men's Orlon* Acrylic The thaw. Mrs. Leslie B. Voorhees, hostesses presented the Elbert Dunham Jr., Mrs. bosom with a corsage of white Mrs. Bird Jr., Mrs. Mill Maw CREW ANKLETS careatien• which she pinned on Prank FOOT LOCKERS er.. Miss Alice Shaw, Miss Jane her dress of gray and white em- Voorhees, Miss Amy Bendurent, bossed cotton. all of 3 pr. $200 and Miss Lacy Boadersat, The tea table was beautifully Mama; lad Mrs. David G. SPECIAL kid with a fragile flocked cleat $688 Caldwell et Union City sad Mrs. eeryik - 20% sherd, nylon in four. over blue satin and with essietruciion covered with IC% Melee. eeatered Met Porter et Halls. 3.-ply weed teen eiders Melerlhim hick, whim and headset black baked enamel sheet sleet Blase or woes Welsh Mass 10 to 13. •111ap•at TM Haigh. Nickel plated hardware. • 30x15%x1214 imam wroi liii IIII3LE SALE! Be Me COMMIU1111 I. SUM Pass. PRESS SWAN Mal SOCIETY PERMANENT CHICA00, luadOis 60623 PERMANENT SPORT PRESS THE LAW MISUNDERSTOOD gut en to help us to do right. I bele are dove misconceptions law was SHIRTS that most people entertain about Ewit some clergymen teach this. al- Casual Pants the law of (a61 tool its Ten Corn• though the Bible clearly teaches mandmems: that the 141w was given to show us that we are guilty •rs. for Men I. Most people lime a ague It is true that the law, while given ' ion that the law always was: that it to Israel. 5/so shows the Gentile that , nom hate been glum to Want or l'his is Rom. wain after. Actuallv. it was gi‘en 111 he is a al r. wh. :I: lit aye.; MoleN about 1100 B.C.. after about 21621 wars of human history had "Now we know that what things elapsed (John. I 17) Si, inankind goner the law slith. it smith to them Ii. rut on earth for about 2.)011 wars that are under the law: that eterv mouth may Ix. and all the Pr. $9 nhout the law or the Ten OPM. stopped. world may be brought in guilty- he. 2 111:111IIMC1111. fore 6041.- that the LONG SLEEVES 2. Most people suppose Bill MOO important of all: few law and the Ten Commandments people malice that the Lord Jesus were giyeit to mankind in generai. Chrin died for our sins to deliver us while in fact it was git en to Israel from the hest condemnation of the alone (Dent. 3:2.5). law. This is taught in the following S. Most peopk supposte that that Scriptures: Other No-Iron GOOD STATION FOR LEASE: CASUAL PANTS Men's Permanent Press Looking for an operator to run the Corky Hill $99 \$99 Shell station at Cayce. Excellent gallonage. Need Dress Shirts to be a mechanic. Will help finance right man. Rea- Iv and 10 son for changer 111 heal& CONTACT: Corky Hill at Cayce. 838-6240, or 2 for $5 Bill Mantle, Fulton.472-3851. or Tom Xhnbro. Clin- AT. ton.6534475. 1116111111insgalilliilbAla Pr;nt Shows t ' Page Page 10 Fulton County News,Thursday, Aug. 22, 1968 JOHNSON WEDDING— STOKES WEDDING— Festival Time Coming (Continued from Page Three) (Continued from Pins/Three) Be One Of The Bunch collar and bow of the Slime color. gin, 1.11,; Mr. and Mrs. H. 8. Wk. Her flowered pillbox hat wi th Damson, Greg Mid Janet, Fulton; tiny seed pearl trim matched Mrs. Fred Henna and Cindy, Ful- ton; Mrs. J. C. Holman, Warren, Complete Beef Letter From. Washington the ensemble. Her accessories Michigan; Mr. and Mrs. Barry were white. Bolin, Lexington; Mr. and Mrs. Planned Protection by Mrs. Earl Johnson of Lowes,- David E. Bolin, Columbus, Ohio; paternal grandmother of the Mrs. John Sherman Cooper Me. and Mrs. Leo Fields and Susan, See us for - - - bride, was attired in a two-piece Paducah; Mrs. Cecil E. Bolin, Miss Your Insurance Needs shrimp nylon ribbed costume Carbie Lou Bolin, Fulton; Mr. and with bone colored accessories. Mrs. Dick Wolcott, Jackson, Mich- Ilse Vice Chairman of Republi- For example, the head of the D. C. Mrs. Helen Ritzert of Evans- igan; Mr. and Mrs. James H. Phil- In cans for Rockefeller in Kentucky; delegation gave a breakfast for his ville, maternal grandmother of lips, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Taylor, Rice Agency strik namely me, has just cams back people and paid $11 a head for an the groom, selected an ecru Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bock, Mr. and from a week in Miami, battered omlette. By contrast, Fulton 172-1341 I gave a sheath lace dress with matching Mrs. Earl M. Bolin. Mr. and Mrs. God but unbowed. luncheon for 40 of Despite the bet that the young Ken- lace coat and matching acces- W. M. Cunningham, Clinton. my husband was advised by his tuckians—and it was a full meal— sories. doctors not to go and the fact that ier only $2.75 a person. - prop my candidate didn't win, the Re- All of the official parties were Mrs. James Lambert of Evans- publican Convention was a wonder- little intimate gatherings of about ville, paternal grandmother of ful experience that I would like to 5,000 to 10,000 people, so one of the the groom wore a blue sheath em upon tell you about. ones I enjoyed the most was the drtiss with white accessories. I arrived in Miami Friday after- reception for 100 that Mr. and Mrs Mrs. Meg Mabry of Evans- Mow noon and was met at the airport Henry Luce gave at Vizcsiya, tht ville, paternal great-grandmoth- the by Cleve Gambill of Lexington, and beautiful house that was brought in er of the groom, also wore a Is d we went right to the Atlantis Hotel, tact from Italy by one of the Dea; blue sheath dress with matching tall the Kentucky headquarters where log harvester family, which nov accessories. here I was staying. The lobby was belongs to Dade County. I wen All grandmothers wore white God crowded with Kentuckians, includ- there after the Illinois reception carnation corsages with rainbow LEI ab God ing the group of Volunteers for and the beauty of the Palladiar colored net and ribbon with tiny Rockefeller Celebrating Zenith's 50 fiffil festi. headed by Donald architecture, full moon and sof, butterflies made from net that Gulick and George music is of leadership through Walton of Lou- unforgettable. Govern°, glittered. Quality. — isville, ages 18 to 25, from and Mrs. Nunn gave _bear every a large break The reception, held in Fellow- district in the State—the fast at the Bath Club, Erten nicest where at ship Hall of the church, was in group of young people imaginable. Kentucky was represented, Woe and charge of Mrs. Ray Brust, aunt Miami was a wonderful choke from there on to another private specially Ohe of the bride. Mrs. Irvin Hunt MU developed for the Convention. The long strip party of about 200, which was giv- It in charge of the guest register. of Collins Avenue is lined with ex- en by Joseph and Stewart Alsop, .Wort Mrs. Curtis Vaughn served the traordinary hotels and motels deco- and included the political news- dual-speaker console :ate and Mrs. James Davis as. rated in extravagant bad taste, and paper and TV personalities. nem Mrs. Myra presid the city has a chrome-plated I went to the beautiful Rockefel- iisted. Louis and as- splashiness and none of the smoke, ler reception with a delegate from ed at the punch bowl was grit and dirt of a big city in the , the 5th District, Mr. Levey Floyd sisted by Mrs. Charles Whitaker. summer. The delegates' wives of Somerset, Tom Evans, Bill Tur- For her wedding trip to Flor- bun 23 two-piece Color could sunbathe pin, ida, the bride chose a TV beside weird shap- Opal Lucas' nephew, Bill ed swimming pools or cool them- Handy—all from the 5th District— Mrs. Hardin gold silk suit with matching rib- selves in the Atlantic after a big and Cleve Gambill. We had a won- bon. in her hair and wore bone shopping spree on Lincoln Avenue. derful time and were feeling very colored accessories. The white Sc There was a carnival spirit every- happy and superior as we left the orchid from her bridal bouquet where — Rockefeller and Nixon reception, only to be brought down Miss Universe Franchise Holder was her corsage. floats tootling music, go-go girls to earth with a thud when the gas Upon their return they will re- - and boys in skimmers carrying of the senatorial chariot ran out, To Produce Festival's Pageant side in Louisville for the next placards and the big adventage of _ and all of my guests were forced to year where Mrs. Lambert will staying on one street to find any get out and push in the 90 degree President of the Miss Florida Universe Pageant, be a student at University of headquarters that one wanted. heat. Rene H. Hardin of Palma Sola Kentucky Extension and Mr. The Our hotel, which diecouraged As for the Convention Park, Florida, will pro- the hall itself, Lambert will be a student at the ton U Kentucky delegation in the Chicago is better. I had duce the Princess Pageant for the Sixth International begin- such good Kentucky S c h (so I of Mortuary .. in the ning, as it is small and old-fashion- seats in the box for Banana Festival at Senate wives Fulton, Kentucky - South Fulton, Science. They will reside at the Cent o ed, turned out to be a winner, and dignitaries, that even I couldn't Tennessee. Arch Heady Okalona Funeral Dun though the corridors were piping hear a word the speakers were Home on Preston Road in Louis- group hot and the fuses kept blowing out. saying, although the cast Mrs. Hardin has worked with in the box the vine where he will be employed. tion t The management, which was vastly interesting. consisted Dr. Billy Miss Florida Pageant and the Miss specie of very old or very young, did Graham was there America Pageant Attending the wedding from Ful- most of the since 1956. She is sented everything to make us comfortable, time, sitting with Senator presently President Mark Moon Shows ton were: Mrs. C. W. Whitnel, Mrs. Carton the of the Miss Jones. and the prices had not reached the of Kansas. Several Florida Universe Patti Forrest, David Forrest, Mrs. Senate wives Pageant and as- orders usual Miami sock-the-tourist ievel. whose husbands had been sisted with the 1968 forums Eunice Kelley, Mrs. Ruth Terry, mention- for the Champions Al Fair •Fine -Furniture Styling Mrs ed for the Vice Presidency Miss U. S. A. Pageant. Miss Carmen Gardner, Lewis Me-. were chairm being interviewed by Rene a varied experiences Clenahan and Mrs. Jean Sensing the Press- I in •Zenith AFC—Automatic Fine-tuning Control Maloy Aidentm was amused to see that one beauty contests include: and and chiklren. of Judge's The Hickman County 4-H Dur -MM. Mho. them had pasted on inch-long false Chairman for Miss Florida • CarpillIng Pageant FHA Steer Show was held at the Super Gold Video Guard Tuner ments eyelatdies, waiting for lightning in 1966 and 1966; Franchise con- —Upleeneseing. Milebirs to Chair- Farm Bureau fair buildhig in • memb strike. But alas for the lashes, no man, 1967; coordinator DeSoto nection with the Hickman County Kenneth Crews •Full -Featured Console —Downs and Named The McGee Corgrolhog luck. Qtleen selection; producer, Miss Fair. held —Yowl and Tie Governor Agnew's selection seem- Manatee County Pageant. Grand and reserve champion was ed to rock To Paha Bank's Board HANDCRAFTED Kelley —Armstrong everyone except the deep She has judged talent and beauty won by two Angus calves owned for inlaid Linoleum South ving a delegations. Now let's see pageants such as: Miss Dixie, and shown by Mark Moon, Route 3, FULTON, IC;. — L. M. Mc- what the areater dependability! Democrats do, Miss South Carolina, Miss North , Fulton. He is the son of Mr. and Bride, president Of City National I S. P. ROOM & CB. Carolina, Miss Missouri, Mies Mis- Mrs. Chart* Moon. These steers Niiidcrafted Color TV i Bank, has announced that KC* Chains with no 1411 imeekvey, Seurat sissippi, 'Miss Louisiana, Interna- will compete later this year in the ▪ printed circuits, Pollan GUEST SPEAKER neth Crews has been elected a no production tional Banana Festival, North Caro- Murray. shortcuts for fewer service Please 4104Ele district show at member of the board of direc- problems and 1 Hi lina Blueberry Queen. unrivaled dependability Joe Hayden, Mayfield, a Vice- tors of City National Bank to Rene Hardin was born in Phila- • Sunshine* Color Picture Tube BEST YEAR YET President of the Kentucky Jaycees, fill the vacancy created by the delphia, Pennsylvania and attended for greater picture brightness TO GET was guest speaker here at the Jay- WAITRESS TRAINING' death of N. G. Cook. The Friends Select School, College of • THE BEST! cee dinner meeting Monday night A native of %ion County, Advanced Zenith Color Demodulator Circuitry : the F Industrial Arts, Moore College of A waitress training program, for unsurpassed color picture Parts For All Electric at the Derby. di- Tenn., Mr. Crews was employed Augusi Art, Berte Fashion Studio. A widow rected by Tilghman Vocational by City National in April of ISC of an Air Force Colonel, she is the school, will he held Aug. 28 - 30 at Shavers VISITING mother of three children, the as manager of the personal loan 111: 2 dau- Holiday Inn in Fulton. Sessions QIJAAITITIES Mr. ghters and one son. Mrs. will be department and was elected a LIMITED Miss Sara Katherine Lewis, of Hardin's from 1:30 to 4:30 each af- Ann busy We includes coordinating ternoon vice president of the bank in Frankfort, is spending a few days and and all interested are urged Mrs. working with ladies' fashions to attend. January, 1961 ANDREWS this week with Miss Sara Jane Poe. and A similar program in bert, fashion shows all over Both will leave Friday for the the United June resulted in more than 20 job ROPER Jewelry Uni- States and from Festival Tim* Coming TELEVISION Thurm Cangsay versity of China to New York. placements for enrollees Kentucky, where they are Be Ono Of The Bunch 308 Main St. Mrs. roommates. Dial 472-360 K. Mc -1'741rvin, Bruce Halley Hendez Fatally Injured Patsy Route After Motorbike Runs Into Truck M rs. tell, R A 21-year old South Fulton youth, City at the time of his death. Parks, Bruce Carmack Halley, was fatally Survivors include his wife, a step- injured last Friday afternoon on son, Mike Mills, age 3; hls parents, Wright ton; West State Line at the Pearl street Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Halley, Route COLLEGE M 1, Intersection when a motorbike he 2, Fulton; a sister, Mrs. Roy Col- air was riding struck the rear of a lins, Paducah; lour brothers, Ed Water truck. Halley, South Fulton, Bobby Halley, STUDENTS... Route Halley was rushed to the Fulton Court Drive. Fulton; Charles and Union wotod, Hospital in a Hornbeak ambulance, Danny Halley, South ulion; his Napier where he died less than an hour maternal grandmother, Mrs. S. C. ter later from injuries suffered as a Counsell of Union City and a step- Sh Sisson, result of being thrown from his grandmother, Mrs. Elizabeth Hal- motorbike. He had reportedly pur- ley of Martin. Wingo; chased the bike about three weeks Services were conducted Saturday Hickm ago. BLUE CROSS'and BLUE SHIELD* Route at the Hornbeak Funeral Home Sharon Born in Obion County, he was chapel, with Rev. John Bradley LOW-COST HEALTH CARE PROTECTION Luther married in January 1987 to the for- and Rev. Gerald Stow officiating. Eckhar mer Janice Idayhall. He was an Interment was in Obion County DESIGNED..:ESPECIALLY FOR YOU eingloyee of --..5iegier in Union Memorial Gardens. 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Zip Cede ..J Print S how's tirrogh Page 11 Fulton :ending County News, Thursday, Aug. 22, 1968 Bunch vim niE asetE stadia Needs WITHOUT THE LAW In Rom. 3:2122 we find a muse, unnmisaion - to His Omen :womb, 'icy striking statement: I then% Ni,. 1101 011e record Of this "But 110%*" 1-1341 the righteousness of r commission lolitiI1113 one wool abom God without the law is manifested. juatilicatanti Monti/It the finished ...... -...- being witnessed by the law and the work of Christ at Caltary. ". prophets: %Vas it at Pe111111.M. them that ' ,." ,Ebyyenjei.lthe riO ast)t is iiisa.1te.ss111. cairn( al::: Christ's righteousness was lost pm. claimed for the remission of sins:. It's Such a Big World upon all them that beliese...." No. 1101 1-sell at Pt111(110,1. There The "righteousness of Cod.' Ix- tr110'tied hearvis wear still 10111 111 Some folks say that as we grow older stowed upon beliesers. apart from 'repent and he Impticed ... hit Mc the world grows smaller. Is that because the law? Do y011 behest. that? This remission of silo- csets 2:310 of the wonders of modern communication is difficult tor many people. espe- It was not 111011 Paul that this and transportation? Or is it because when cially relig' people. to accept, yet blessed Humor %oil fonts. It was some folks grow older they become preoccu- here it is in the writ on %Vont of Paul. and 110 0111. until Patti. who God: pied with their own little orbit of life? "Now the righteousness of declarist: -flu/ mos the rightism', Gott without the Intl' has Iwo' mani- mu of God will liar tiny is Junior certainly enters life completely fested." AIM the passage goes on to manifesitsl." preoccupied with himself. But once he be- my that the law and the prophets This was appropriate. 11111(1.. Paul gins to walk and talk—gosh how his world Ttear witness that this is righteous. was I lie chief of sinners. sass oil its balloons! ineas indeed, for r it is the righteous- grace. and through him God could :stem of Christ (reels That's why he needs the religious train- conferred iimm now stmil forth the glorious 111t1116101%. 'ilte hclievel. ing our churches provide. His faith must that %111111.11% may lie sassed In grate. Rut how shall we interpret the throutch faith in the One who died keep pace with his burgeoning world. *fords "hut now.- in this passage? fit, their sins: "lit whom We 1110e And as grown-ups, in worship and When was this . "Ixmowed righteous- redemption. through His Mood. Christian devotion, we need likewise the nem" firm manifested Or it-scabs'? IIIE l'Oitr:1%'ENEtin SINS 01 spiritual gifts our churches offer. .St Calsary? Ni.. there it was pin - CORDING TO THE MAYA ot :chasesi for its. hut 1101 \ el pit, His (.11. %CF.- (F.1)11. I75. For it really is a big world. Full of chal- ,tti ,fled. Under our lainfs "great lenges, opportunities, and promising tomor- rows. It always looks that way to a grow- ing soul. Willie Cavender Funeral services for Willie The W. S. C. S. of the South Ful- Cav- ender were held in Old .1 40n United Methedist Church met Bethel Pri- mitive Baptist t. the home of Mrs. Mary Church Sunday af- In Jane Vin- ternoon, cent on August 12. August 18, with Elder ▪ Arlie Lorimer During the business session officiating Burial the was in the church group voted to make another cemetery. under dona- ,the direction the of Jackson Funeral tion to building fund. Also, a Home. special membership pen was pre- Mr. Covender, 69, sented to the president, Virginia died In the i Fulton Hospital on Jones. The society is now Friday, August taking 16, following a long orders for Christmas cards. illness. He was -a prominent Mrs. Lilly Tarver was prcgram farmer, living on Ratite 2, chairman and was assisted Dukedom. Born by Mrs. in Graves County, Maloy Jetton. he was the son et the late Jess and Julie Cox During the social hour, refresh- Cav- ender. He was a member of the ments were served to fourteen Old Bethel Pl.irnitive Baptist members and two vis.kors. Church. The September merting will be He is survived by his wife, : held in the home of Mer. Larry Mrs. : Mary Caveender, and several cous- . Kelley, with Mrs. Maloy Jetton ser- ins. i ving as program leader. I Miss Clara kohl: i HOSPITAL Miss Clara Elizabeth Adkins died (*.rid. 1961 Ke....eirr 4dtvritAr.p M1, NEWS Sunday, August 18, in Hinview Hos- a • Ut YET pital following an illness of one IRO: •IR Ulla MI 'Mr.• Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday ;ET t week. "141Ly,111/17nci I Samuel 1 Chronicles Psalms Psalms Matthew Matthew II Corinthians The following were patients in Funeral Li I I. WI services were held on - 2:1-10 16:23-36 19:1-14 24:1-10 1333-43 16:21-28 5:11-21 1i the Fulton hospitals on Wednesday, Monday, August 19, in New Hope August 21: Baptist Church with Rev. James cf2,3t 'i2't cs12? t cstr t t t t (zztz. t TIP t 1st. — Best, pastor of the First Baptist tstr t t FULTON HOSPITAL Church in Fulton, officiating. Burial Mr. and Mrs. John Earle, Mrs. was in New Hope Cemetery, with Ann Gore, Mrs. Veloria Stallins, Hornbeaic Funeral Home in charge I Mrs. J. N. Wooten, Mrs. Maud Hul- of arrangements. :bert, Mrs. Odell Wells, Mrs. Lula Miss Adkins was born in Weakiey Thurman, Mrs. Corclelia Fields, County, Tenn., the daughter of the Mrs. Ernestine Henry, Mrs. Mary late James Edgar and Ellen Big- Lt IC. McMillan, Fulton; Mrs. Margie gers Adkins. She had been, resi- )*vin, Jimmie Dedman, Mrs. Lydia dent of Fulton for 43 years and was Henderson, South Fulton; Mrs. formerly employed at the old cigar Patsy Jetton, Mrs. Lorell Collier, factory and at OK-Parisian Laun- Route 1, Fulton; Mrs. J. W. Ward, dry. She was a member of the Mrs. Paralee Ward. William Roz- First Baptist Church, the Ann Coff- zell, Route 4, Fulton,. Mrs. Zora man Circle, the Three L's Sunday Parks, Route 5, Fulton; Mrs. Govie School Class, and of the Order of Wright, Mrs. Ruby Chandler, Clin- the Eastern Star. She resided at 100 ton; Mrs. Carmel] Ingram, Route Jefferson Street in Fulton. 1, Clinton; Mrs. Lorene Thomas, Surviving are two brothers, El- Water Valley; James Jackson, bert Adkins of Sharon and John Route 1, Water Valley; Kirby Hood. Adkins of Latham; three nephews Union City; -Mrs. Carolyn Under- and one niece. wend, Route 3, Union City; John THE FULTON NEWS Napier, Route 4, Union City; Ches- ter Shelton, Wingo; Mrs. Mettle FARM* — Publishers Piggly-Wiggly Super Market Sisson, Miss Docie Jones, Route 1, Charles M. Horashy South Fulton, Tenn. Wingo; Prather Mangold, Route 1. Charles Moss Hornsby, well-known Coinemrsiel Ave. 4734440 Hickman; Mrs. Gladys Neely, Hickman resident, died in the Route 4, Hickman; Clayton Moss, Fulton Hospital Saturday night, Sharon; Mrs. Sadie Shore, Rives; August 17. Luther Morrison, Columbus;" Emil Funeral services were held Mon- Eckhardt, Chicago. INTERSTATE OIL COMPANY HORNBEAK FUNERAL HOME day, August 19, in the First Meth- Henry L Siegal Compasg, lac. odist Church at Hickman, with Rev. an CM Street HILLVIEW HOSPITAL King Dickerson officaiting. Burial Pullen and Sew* Pullen Mary Cruce, Venieta Worley, was in City Cemetery and Barrett Felten Phene 4724412 Henry Smith, Louella Wiggins, Mrs. Funeral Home was In charge of ar- Imogene Brown, Brenda Vaughn, rangements. Charles Bryer, Florence Swift, Ful- Mr. Moss, 84, was born in Ken- ton; Cy Edwards, J. A. McKelvY, tucky, the son of the late Jim and. Mildred McKinney, Suzette MeMor- Jennie Webb Hornsby. Hie wife, the Compliniesie ei ries, Clifford Perry, Myra Hedges, former Georgia Phelps, preceded Folios Wholesale ritalats South Fulton; Ernest Murphy. him in death in 1963. Cut Newer* Green Berle, ample* Frances Pearce, Elberta Owens. Surviving are three sons, Paul Wingo; Danny Catty, Effie Wil- Louis and Rupert Bombay, of Hickman, Ky. Phone 2116-26111 479-1In liams, Water Valley; June Jackson, Hickman; one sister, Mrs. Grace Joe Armbruster, B. F. Burketle, Poole of Paducah; two grand- Clinton; Moselle Mansfield, Martin; children and two great grandchil- Aubrey Carney, Dresden; Mrs. dren. Plate Moths, Union City; May PURE wiz COMPANY EVANS DEM Campbell, Cayce; Arnold Evans, FULTON ELECTRIC SYSTEM COMPANY NEW CAGE COACH At the shwa tar at your La Prairie, III. deer Fulton, Kentucky 'Mae Resell Illece Gerald Tabor has been named Pultm, Ky. Phone 4724311 Lake Street Cotton's wear resistance is baskelhall coach at South Fulton 4111 Lake Street 4724362 Dial 4734.101 higher than other fabrics. high school. E. W.James & Sons Supermarkets Park Terrace Restauresi Greenfield Monument Works Hickman - Fulton R. E. C. C. And Gift Shop Mittman, Ky. Union City, Tenn. Antique, "Live Better Illectrioalle Seuveadre Ilmallent Peed Private South Fulten, atlas ler MS Tette. Hickman, Ky. Mg Fulton Coca-Cola Bottling Co.Inc. ring Molar Company, Inc. Artliterked Ponglet and IlasibloW Kentucky Ave., Fulton Phone 473.1471 phone: 461-5414 — Dukedom. 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