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[JUST PHONE 4711 1 1 I ADVERTISING stsst GOLA NOM JOB PRINTING Fulton County News SERVICE 'TOE NEWS* Your Farm And Home Paper - - Superior Coverage sos_ VOLUII1E NENE FULTON, KY., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER i?, NUMBER 771MT V - FOUR

V" rap Ira o s• ovicA" yr*. 'Tirana' F• rk same !Midget Drivers To $ 950 AAA Minister Steps From !MATO Race Here Friday NW IV Dt lawn" 3tritiuLS Pulpit To Cockpit JACK RAWLS DIES As Aviation Cadet CROWDS DAY-NIGH1 The Midget Auto Races will be SPENT ON LAKE START MONDAY Of BULLET WOUNDS at held at the Ken-Tenn Exposition Temporarily forsakina, the pulpit -- the fairgrounds here on Friday af- for a chance to win "wings" in the Jack New attendance records are being Approximately 400 people were The Fulton city schools began Rawls was fatally wounded ternoon, September 12, the only Arrny Air Force, the Rev. James here • set at the Ken-Tenn Exposition at Reelfoot Lake oq Wednesday to their 1941-1942 school year on Mon- Wednesday about six o'clock, race of its kind in this section dur- W Fuller, Fulton, Ky., Baptist min- from this year, despite overcast skies celebrate the signing of the cooper- day with 656 students registering in bullets from a 32 pistol fired ing the season. Don't miss the ister, has started pre-flight train- by early in the week. The second an- ative agreement between Tennsesee the four schools. Registration waii Buren Spence. The shooting thrill of seeing 15 open competition ing at the Initial Training center, nual event under the auspices of and the Federal Government to im- slightly under that of opening day took place at the family home, racers. The Ken-Tenn Exposition Maxwell Field, Ala., it was an- the Young Men's Business Club got prove, preserve and reclaim this last year when 735 registered. 180 wtiere both Rawls and Spence lived. is the only fair or exposition in nounced today at Fifth Corps Area off to a good start Monday, with famed hunting and fishing spot of are lasted in Fulton high school, 322 Immediately after the trouble, Mr. the south to have an open competi- Headquarters, Fort Hayes, Colum- West's World Wonder Shows pro- West Tennessee. The formal pre- in Carr Institute, 86 at Terry Nor- Spence surrendered at the South tion race. bus, O. viding the best midway ever as- sentation of the agreement was man, and 68 at Milton colored Fulton police station. He was tak- These races will be started by J. With others of the October Army sembled at the local fair grounds. made by Governor Cooper to school. Aporoximately 20 colored en to the county seat at Union City Frank Liston, who is one of the Aviation Cadet class, the "flying" to Lewis Bros. Circus gave two per- Charles C. Jackson, acting director studer'3 are attending the com- await preliminary hearing and leading starters in the oustry. He minister is taking the month's pre- formances daily on Monday and of the United States Fish and Wild- munity colored high school in Hick- trial. has started races at Indianapolis, flight training designed to equip Tuesday, and proved an interesting life Service. rnan. Spence and Rawls had been en- Gilmore Stadium at Los Angeles cadets with fundamental military in entertainment feature liked by For Reelfoot Lake and the sur- Last year 204 were registered in gaged buying sweet potatoes here and Riverview in Chicago and scholastic schonling before they for the both the young and old folks. rounding territory it was a monent- Fultra :Ls's., 325 in Carr Institute, past few years, and had been Officials of the American Speed- go to primary pilot schools. The Ts'. hand festival was held Wed- ous occasion which in future year. 96 ir, Terry Norman and 120 in good friends fur a number of years, ways are on the grounds here now. course was recently inaugurated by with nesday with several bands compet- is intended to keep the lake the Milton school. the former residing in the They are H. G. Clark, president and Army Air Force officials to give Rawls ing Jur the awards. The Fulton sportsmen's paradise it is today. Teachers for Fulton High are— home. It is not known what general manager, and T. J. Slattery, Aviation Cadets more flying nine at High School Band did not com- Mr. Jackson said the field force W. L. Holland, principal and mathe- caused the trouble. but it is alleged official from Chicago. air schools by instructing them in as host band for of the Fish and Wildlife Service will matics: Mrs. Ethel Butterworth, that Haals had been drinking pete, but acted The leading Midget drivers are: subjects before they move immediately to Relfoot to be- commercial. Hershel Giles, English ground school heavily the day. Thursday and Thursday Louis Virgil Ford of East St. start the 30-week intensive pilo. FIVP shots were night, the Duke of Paducah and his gin the rehabilitation program. The and Algsbra: L'el Killebrew, man- firsd. four pene- driving No. 16, a VVindfield training. the Plantation Party gave several per- controlling of the water level, one ual arts: Mary Martin, social science: trating chest of Rae.... inging Mr. Fuller was graduated from death almost formances which pleased enthusi- of the major problems, along with Mary flys-der. English: Mrs. Walter instantly. He was Harry Meyers of Springfield, Ill., Union University, Jackson, Tenn.. taken to the astic crowds. the improvement of the spillway and Voelpel, Latin and French; Mrs. Fulton hospital. but driving car No. 7. Hugh where he was president of the succumbed before reaching ti.ere. Today (Friday) the Midget Auto the construction of a fish ladder. Trevor Whayne. science; Mrs. Chuck Marshall of Springfield. tak- senior class. Before taking his Races will be run, featuring many probably will be the first steps Pigue, librarian; Augusta Ray. home driving No. 39 for Joe Shaheen in , pastorate in Fulton he was minister dare devil drivers who will pro- en. Silt basins ash! be constructed economies. the car driven by Joe Shaheen. of the First Baptist Church in Cor- Citizens AsIced To vide thrills, speed and gripping ex- and erosion work started as soon as Junior High—Yewell Harrison, blindfolded. last year. and general science; Eliza- bin. Ky. He enlisted for cadet citement in five big events. Bob possible. principal Help In Survey Bill Marshky of Champaign, Ill.. Thomas. Ky., on Boys will Although the Federal Govern- beth Butt. English and health; E. training at Fort McKnight and His Ranch No. 6. driving ment will take over 6000 acres of P. Garrett. Junior high mathemat-'Sept. 3. The editor of The News is in re- be lure all day Saturday and Sat- Ill., Roy Vaughn of Taylorville, continue to cs; Pauline Thompson, social scholar- ceipt of a letter from Claude Wins- urday night. And the final day will the lake, the state will Army Aviation Cadet Studebaker Special. of speedv,..ay races regulate hunting and fishing on the science. ships, worth $25.000 each, are low. Mayfield, chairman the com- see those exciting James Hays. St. Louis, Mo. entire lake. There is a possibility. Carr Institute—Yewell Harrisoe awarded monthly to single men, at mittee from eight counties in the. for a thrilling climax to a solid week Mount Per- Jack Qimmerrnan. Government's principal; Fannie Lee Nix. first old and not yet 27, Purchase which are working as a of fun, frloic and entertainment. that hunting in the least 20 years iaskie, area will be restricted next year. grade: Carolyn Beadles. first and who are phySically and education- unit to try to get some defense pro- Good poultry and dairy exhibits Mid- Pete Romervick. champion to be es- econd: Laverne Burnett, second; Any Army recruit- jects for the area, in which he asks Kave been entered, as well as several A CCC camp is expected ally qualified. get driver from Chicago. Fern the to aid in a housing booths. Premiums tablished in the area by next Mrs. Elizabeth Payne, third; ing station y.ill furnish scholarship newspapers good community Elmer Wilson, Toledo, Ohio, driv- the winners spring. Snow. third and fourth; Katherine application forms. survey'. The committee hopes by have been asvarded to Whippet Special. ing An estimated $500.000 will be Williamson. fourth and fifth; Les this means to get a true picture of in the various departments. Patterson. Memphis. Tenn.. is Pat spent on conservation work there Ella Lowe. fifth. the housing conditions of the re- the many starters who will one of within the next few years. Terry Norman—Jessie Lee Flem- Louisville Man Speaks spective counties. run with the champion Safely Meeting Held be here to ing. principal. fifth and sixth; Mrs. To Rotary Club The object of shis urvey is to de- Midget drivers. Elizabeth Burrow. first and second; termine the total amount of living Here Thursday plans to see this thrill- Make your Potato Jubilee To Be Ruby Boyd Alexander. third and An analysis of propaganda cur- quarters fur rent in this county. at the ing race Friday afternoon distributed by com- A combination safety. fuel and In Paris Sept. 17-19 fourth rently being This applies not only to houses, Fulton fairgrounds. transport trucking interests are now be- steam heat meeting was conducted mercial rooms. apartments that Nancy Hall to the Fulton Rotary Thursday morning by Trainmaster The Fourth Annual FULTON CIRCUIT was presented ing rented. but any one y.-ho is will- in honor of th on Tuesday, Sept. 9. by for H. K. Buck and K. E. Day:son. The Bulldogs Play Jubilee. named Club ing to list rentable property Fulton Vourishes in of Louisville. meeting was held in a coach at the sweet potato which E. B. RUCKER. Pastor Gardner C. Hudson. workers in case a defense project First Game Friday adjoining counties, will Secretary of the Kentucky Fulton passenger station and was Henry and Fourth Quarterly conference for Executive should be obtained. Everyone next week. Association. The guest fcr attended by a large number of em- be held in Pans. Tenn.. the charge is set for October 9. at Railroad should respond to this survey The Fulton High School Bulldogs 17. 18, 19. The affair introduced by K. E. a ployes.. September Pleasant Hill. This notice is given speaker was it is an important factor wher. will play their first football game Business regular quarterly safet... is sponsored by the Young NOW so all the churches may have Dawson. I. C. trainmaster. site is chosen for such a plant. Clip The this week against with a meet- on Friday night of Men's Club of Paris. One out the following questionnaire meeting was combined time to wind up their finances. Mr. Hudson questioned the state- urged the Martin High team. The game The Jubilee will open officially mail, send or bring to The News of- ing in which employes were church has met its obligations as that will be played on the college foot- Fri- ment of truck propagandists during the fuel cam- on Wednesday night and close salaries and Benevolences in full fice. to save fuel will begin to trucks pay more taxes than rail- on the ball field in Martin and day night with a well planned sche- paign and were instructed already. This is because it has a asserting that 200,000 inter- Housing Questionnaire at 7:45 o'cock. This game was events. Included on the roads. proper method of handling steam dule of sound system for raising them. the Ttie object of this survey is to de- scheduled to be played in Fulton, city transport trucks take full appliances on trains during the program will be a street dance. monthly envelope. It will solve the ,determine the total amount of Liv- heat game. but was credit for all payments made by the first home products show. livestock show. band rent this coun- coming winter. problem of any and all the churches more than 4.000.000 trucks of all ing quarters for in changed to the htartin field be- concert. model airplane contest. if followed up. of which are supple- ty. This in no way should be con- cause of Ken-Tenn Exposition be- between Paris and types. most football game that the Missionary aidered as a listing for use in show- STORE sponsored by the Young Men's Let me insist mentary to. rather than competitive OWL DRUG ing Bruceton. pet parade. children's ing houses to prospective renters.) ATURES SPECIALS the local fair- Committees get busy and raise with. railroads. FE Business Club at parade. Greatest spectacle will be rooms for the remainder of your Benevolences "When a railroad pays its taxes .Acidress of house or grounds. the Grand Floats Parade Friday rent over Mar- in the next ten days. All work to- it gets exactly as-hat every other As has been a common practice Prospects for a victory afternoon. gether and set your time and com- - Mr. Hudson stated: Number of rooms . Drug Company in re- tin are good as Coach Giles' team beauty revue will be citizen gets, at the Cul A colorful Please. Type of dwelling . . are be- by only 1 point in last plete the task. Will you? "but when a truck company pays cent months. Special Values was defeated held Friday evening to select Queen iframe, brick. apartment, duplex) The revival will begin at Rice what it calls 'taxes' it gets every- featured this week end. An year's game with the same team. Nancy V to reign over the 1942 ing City Sunday night. September 21. railroads get. and without Price per month in this is.sue of The Approximate lineup in the open- V will be thing the advertisement Jubilee. Queen Nar.cy awake and Kind of heat . about this as follows We trust the church will another cent it also gets the use of News sets out full details ing game is crowned during the Coronation Ball (hot air. steam. stove, etc.) be found Ends—Spence and Nelms. attend the services. the state's highways and of city bargain event. and will by Gov. Prentice Cooper. Th,• lectricity Water!' Rate--... and Hartman Or Next Sunday at 11 o'clock is the streets." Railraad taxes in Hick- • on the back page. Tackles—Tosh dance will begin at 10 pm. and will Toilet ...... regular preaching service at Wesley. man. Fulton and Fulton County in ILTICoCk. feature the music of Ray Herbeck (inside or out) Willey and Steele. We shall be looking for all the 1940 amounted to over S16.750: of Guards- and his orchestra. Garage' LIVE STOCK MARKET Center—hIcKenrie. membership and our friends also. which nearly one-half was paid for while Remarks . . Quarterback — !McClellan or Come let us worship together. support of public schools: liberal; mar- CATTLE: Receipts Moore. •I. C. NEB'S The Sunday school year will close comparable truck taxes in the same to 25 cents ket fairly active, steady Halfbacks—Sharpe and Whitesell. with last Sunday in September. period amounted to only $63.71. heifers, decline of Owner .. low* r on steers and C. T. Hansen. district sales man- The Methodist church has NOW its Mr. Hudson cited illustrations grades. railroads. Address on common and medium ager. Standard Stoker Company. new literature. You must even the indispensability of medium S7.75- saidiTel. No. Most common and Chicago. was in Fulton Wednesday. have a new order-blank to order "It has been estimated." he loads and lots good HAWS CLINIC business now 10.25, several K. E. Dawson. trainmaster. was your literature. The pastor will see "that to handle the $10.75-11.75. Fulton ToN and choice steers in Memphis Wednesday. the Superintendents and help you carried thnitigh the city of MEN ATTEND under 1100 lbs. Ferd Butler is better. day weights mostly Chris Damiano. fuel engineer decide on what pieces you will ord- by a single railroad in a single GANIE, WIN CAR medium cows S6.75- Brewster Hammack of Hickman procession of Ccunmen and was in Memphis Wednesday. er. The old literature of each of would require a daily S8 25: canners has been dismissed. 7.50, odd head good H. K. Buck. trammsater. was • the three churches has been con- 11.000 big trucks." F.arl Taylor. John Earle. Bob common and Ocie Moss of McConnell is im- to and cutters $5.00-650, Jackson Tuesday. densed inns one. Fes the olcl is dis- He called particular attention Binford and Billy Atkins attended good priN ing. rriedium bulls $7.25-825. few general superin- continued. To order on old blank the need for giving them some re- between the Fulton is doing nicely. G. C. Christy. the ball game and above. Sotckers and Joe Hickman literature will only de- constant politically-in- to $1t 50 dis- tendent nf equipment. Chicago. was or order old lief from Tigers and the Jackson Generals common and medium Mrs. Herschel Jones has been and in- feeders steady. in Fulton Tuesday night. lay your order. duced reductions in revenue Monday night in Jackson. Outside S7.50-10 00. good lots missed. they would feeder steers C. H. Crews, supervisor cif bridges creases in expense. so the gate chances were being sold to good stock Mrs. Joe Faulkner. who was ad- enable to $10.75. Common and buildings. Water Valley. was in •FULTON HOSPITAL have the earning power to on a Plymouth car and admis.sinn few lots rood to mitted for treatment, has been dis- to Inc game was included. mr. calves S850-11.50. Fulton Wednesday. them to continue adequately missed. public. dis- Gardner C. Hudson. executive Mrs. Tucker Brown is doing fine. serve the Binford and Mr. Atkins each bought Market steady. bulk Mrs. Paul Midyett has been CALVES: secretary of the Kentucky Railroad Mrs Boyce Dumas is better two tickets and passed them around. with ',eras- misaed. top enlves S13.50-14.00 Association. Louisville. was here Laird of Fulton. Route DUCK SEASON OPENS men then agreed that if either calves Mrs. B. P. Fordyce of Hickman Mrs. Bruce The innal sale to $14.50: medium operation OCTOBER 16 IN KT. sell it dismissed. Tuesday. I. underwent a major one won the car. he would $9.12.00: outs Sa.00 down. has been dismiss- F. R. Maass. vice president and Monday and is doing fairly well snd divide the money equally be- active trade. mar- Sirs. Enoch Sills has been will again HOGS: Fairly general manager. Chicago. will be Commodore Maynard is improv- Kentucky duck hunters tween the four, and they would at- higher, bulk top ed. begin- ket 20-2S cents Fulton Friciay an appendix operation. have a 60-day open season tend the fair. weights. 140- Bobby Odell has been dismissed ing after hegs S12.00-12.10; light been dismissed ning October 16 and ending Decs•m- pleasure lights Basil Watkins and daughter Hafford Duke has So it was a surprise and pound $11-11.50; light Mra. a daily bag limit of ten 160 along nice- FULTON ROTS LEAVE after a tonsil operation. tier 14, and to all four when the number held heavies S10.50-11.23: of Dukedom are getting Kentucky De- sap sn-i I no; WAS dismissed Sat• birds, according to the proved to be the roughs FOR LOUISVILLE GPOrgt, Webb by Mr. Taylor seasita,s sa.50-10,00. few light ly partment of Conservation. The use Clayburn Peeples is doing urday. lucky winner and he was present- Mrs. decoys or bait for taking of $10 The following boys from this end Mrs. Ids Johnson of Hickman of live ed the beautiful new Plymouth ear. LANIHS• Flulk lambs S12.25-1210, nicely. game btrds is prohibited son of Mr. of the county left September 4 for was dismissed Monday migratory Iota to local kill $1275: Billy Joe Killebrew. of wat- few limey A-my, Singlet, n WAS dismissed af- and in addition "the taking 50-10.50; ancl Mrs Raymond Killebnsw, was Louisville to enter the U. a Sara good nualium lambs S9 erfowl by means. aid, or wre of cat- EXPECTED fractured arm. composing a part of call No. 17 from ter a tonaillectomy last week. 143.50-8.50, fat sheep $4 50 down: treated for a mules, is prohibited outs Dukedom Fulton County Mrs Louis Sensing and baby tle. horses, or S3-4.00: culls S2 On Mrs John Slr11.111 of now the medium sheep dismissed last Thursday Just any day eager has been admitted for treatioent Edward S. Lyons. Lesle• E Bryan. were deem. Williams underwent TREY ARE young man at the filling station supply Mrs. Roy Rallis,/ of Hickman is Huron Hopper, Shiefe H Haman. Wanda Mae PREEDING EWES: Fair Saturday and has The trouble with most open minds may begin opening your mouth tie 117.50- doing as well as can be expected af- William H Lowery and Forrest Al- a tonsil operation en hand, $1300 top, bulk sales is that they an. open at both ends. see if you need any fillinita. appendix operation. ton Riddle been dismissed. )1SO per head. ter an

ewe.. awerseeSersaiwaerseecie. d lame a FU'LTON COUNTY NEWS, FULTON. KENTUCKY The Fulton County News at 838000 per month My sataay la )i'ull' is to buy goods. You can get much Pa--al Barnhart, Itka. Editor raised to $400.00 next month when Two of the largest manufacturers more for your money novi than you I begin teaching basic and advance. of men's clothing PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY— THE FORUM have announced will be able to get six months hence. I think I have given all the news price advances of In per cunt and Entered as second class matter June and happenings here and %ill say per cent respectively. Last week By J. PAM, BUSDART, ItUter again EYELID 28, 1933, at the post office at Fulton. that this is the most inter. my neighbor paid 25 cents a ton WILL UPHELD esting Ky., under the act of March 3, 1879. work in the world. I hope more for the some type of coal than ---- Fulton Iiirrningham.--The - - A column conducted for news, views and will get a nice airport soon as I did a month before. It needless will of man. OBITUARIES. Card of Thanks, aviation is here to v..lio moved his eyes to signify "yes,'• conunents, stay. for me to recount Row prices have Business Notices said Political Cards in which readers of The News and Please si•nd me The News for en, risen, for you are buying food, opened them to say "no" has charged at the rates specified by are invited to participate. Mail contribu- year. clothing, been sustained by. a jury here The advertising and other necessities every department. Yours very truly, decision involved the estate of John ••• _ tions care of THE FORUM, this newspaper. day. Eberly, whose vocal Subscription rates radius of 20, CHARI.F.S W. !MILLER cords were • It is important to reniembcr that miles of Fulton • P O. Box 523 pdialyzed. $1 50 a ycar. Else- , TRUE AL: PARITY FOR FARMERS Arcadia, Ma. Congress Id reluctant tO puss 8 price where $2 00 a year. 'produced this year, the total cost To me the Linder Plan ta provide to the Government would not ex- control law. Until it does, you are DISLIKES "DOCTOR" Fuw oi AMERICA'S HOLIDAY IS OVER actual parity for farmers of the ',piing !ceed twu or three billion dollars. to see all prices on the in- Norman, Okla.-President Joseph we bull, \ bon desert:es the unite ; support of!Congress has already appropriated • crease. My advice is to buy now A. Brand, of the University of Okla- nectud v, We are well into September. Our farmers everywhere, in order that more than fifty billion dollars for what you can profitably use. Your homa, says that professors with de- to think holidays are over—and for us'action may be obtained from Con- oney Talks dollar 'national defense. is shrinking in value. and the gri•es will have to be content with are iltigc, Americans, vacation-days are at an gress. What could be more best way you, the average citizzen. "professor" or plain "mister." He even wou end in important more than a literal sense. and absolutely can protect himself against inflation considers • The plan calls for a floor of 24c essential to national the doctor titles confusing. defense than Matching the sacrifices, the toil for cotton, $1.64 for wheat, $1.00 for making it possible for . and sweat of our boys in uniform, corn, 12c for hogs. 14c for beef, and e arm, and produce we men and women civilians on the other basic crops in proportion. It another crop? Not only the US home front must roll up our sleeves, calls for an actual parity price of farmers' interest is in- volved. Not o n ly is and get into this momentous fight 32c for cotton, $2.19 for wheat. $1.32 the justice for A DI the farmer for free,:om. We cannot delaY. we for corn, 16c for hogs, 17 1-2c for involved, But the na tional defense cannot pass the buck, we cannot beef. and other basic crops in pro- and well being alibi ourselves out of real contribu- portion. tqually involved. By tions to the herculean labors de- Frederick Stamm, Economist This plan is receiving manded of us, if we are to survive almost un- Director of Adult Education Amu l 51r. Paul Bushart as animous backing of the Commission- a free people. Fulton UNIVERSITY OF ers et Agriculture.. and other farm County News LOUISVILLE There's been a lot of words spok- Fulton. Ky. leaders. and has received most fav- Wateht en and printed in recent days about Dear The buying panic. which start..,! . orable consideration by a number Paul: of All eie morale of our boys in the train- I have with the silk stocking scare, of influential Senators and Repre- been intending to write has paired ing camps. Some say it's poor. now spread to many some sentatives in Washington. to you for some time as my work other items. say.. it's good: as usual, the truth Women stormed into the mitr,ti',. Now is the time for formers to g all the probably lies in-between. time stores looking for stockines. i'u. act in concert. Cotton is moving and I am advancing evety As I see it. there's nothing wrong day. As before they got out, their jitt.e. throughout the Cotton Belt. But you know this is the with our mm-ale at home: the only height usually led them to stock '.1) if farmers sell their cotton now, any of my :imbition and I thing is. not all of us realize the am still sheets, pillow cases and tow. 1s, or • action by Congress later will not going up. I am taking in- danger we're facing. But certainly strument make a down payment on a refrig- help them. Farmers are urged to flying now and will start most of us at home are ready and erator or a radio. Gil put their cotton in Government basic instruction next week. I insistent that everyone do his and have High prices and IX loan now. and when Congress passes finished teaching three classes scarcity has made her part toward preserving our of the average American legislation to increase the price lat- Cadets and have a group now. I conscious freedom. suppose that the purchasing er on. the farmer will get the bene- that you know that we are power of his This may very well mean fight- teaching dollar is fit of the increased price. nothing but Britisti boys going down —and g°ing ing for ttiat freedom. You can bet down rapidly. The great strength of the Linder and we carry them through to ad- To protect himsc'f. your bottom dollar that our Presi- vance, he is just doing a Plan is tliat it incorporates all the which means that they are little forward bu dent last Labor Day. referring to mg while prices farmers who grow basic agricultural ready to go back to England and are not unrea.so the head of a nation with which start able. You can hardly crops in one group. Heretofore, shooting "Hennes." blame him v..e.re not yet at v..ar. was not when you realize that there has been a cotton group seek- ! We use the FT-17 for primary' food costs in speaking idly when he said: most of our communities ing aid for cotton, another group'training, which is for ten v.-eeks. have gone "I know that I speak up from 12 to 30 per the con- seeking aid for wheat. another;then they get ten weeks of basic and cent since the science and the determination war began. And it looks of group seeking aid for hogs, etc. This advance, the advance is in North! ory much ttie American people when I say division of strength Americans. as if food prices are going to reach v.-as the greaC The horse power in "When-I Left My Last Place My Landlady Wept." that we shall do everything in our weakness much higher levels before the ond that has made it impos-.these e'T-17s is 225. the BT-13 "Oh.• Yes? Then' power to crush Hitler and Yon'll Pay in Advance." his Nazi sible to get adequate consideration!450, and the AT-6 is 750. I have forces." rtact.4 in Congress for agriculture as a ,put ttiree classes through without a Back o' the Flats CROSBY Those are fighting words. whole. The Linder Plan asks equal single elimination and that is better Perhaps there's a degree of truth consideration and opportunities for than anyone else has done. /' X,/ Rip in the criticism that our morale at all farmers //\ k,srr of all sections on all These instructors seem think home isn't all it should be—every- to crops. It also provides for fixing ttiat these boys are svhere. The other day not bright but an American the relative prices between farm I!WE Ri OE foreign thes.- fail to take into consideration roe correspondent. John T. products and the WELL. 1 6071^ II0,48 tifings that the,the fact that they do not have the SPOOLD PIAVE Whitaker, wrote that all Germany 414.188Y MOP4C r farmer must buy. It provides for outside open opportunity WW1 A believes that to learn TXM1411i• VU. #sou• 040 "when Hitler is in a taking an average of prices existing i- that our boys have here in the SEC rA Str..ani position to deal with America. over a ten year period from 1920 to good old UST- Therefore they morale in (the United States) will 1929 inclusive. and then fixing and,need more good instructors tt • collapse." maintaining the relative proportion;can bring them up to our As I say. possibly the Nazi have standar i between farm products and manu- and make good some ground for these pilots of them. fond hopes. factured commodities that did exist Their leVhen I started here we had 14 agents knov.- that even in over that ten year period. PTs and now we have 114. so you this community. as everywhere else The cotton crop over the entire can see how we are in the country. Americans are proud growing. Be- belt is very short. Should this cot- fore this is over • of the conveniences that most we will have four mem- ton crop go on the market there ' bers schools like this. as thev are alrewit. of our thriving democracy can , will be no way for the farmor to building them and almost have tr. afford--automobiles. radios. electric get any relief on this year's crop. of them finished. So, you see. refrigerators. and thousands of Not only that, should this crop go.school will be the gadgets. on the market it will be difficult to world and to date we hie.• But let nc ene fool himself, here get action taken in Congress pro- an or in Germany: accident. not even a we at home are viding for actual parity on future Here's hoping we keep t. r• • realizing very rapidly that Amer-!crops. The same reasoning applies Paul. you know how hard ica's holiday is over. until the I trie,i to corn. wheat, and other basic to get those boys threat to free men is destroyed. interested In f't - crops. We must get action ncw' To Fulton We are ready for ing in and I do believe that the fight for!get action we must keep crops off freedom. if we had a held there we wou. Ole fight of our lives. In the market. have a large group of flyers in Ful- or out of unifcrm. Americans have Cotton in government loan still ton now. I believe that tre always shown themselves strong in belongs to the farmer. If the cotton not far off when the morale--once they sec• clearly. as is put in Government loan, and said it was a foolish now we do. that the time idea v., for play Congress fixes a floor and parity is past. asked for landing space. w: : price. the Government 1#4 AT'S A FRIEND can make an 17(` !' !' !'t: :- additional loan fOR YA on the cotton If W, k FINDS LEG BROKEN 'he farmer desires to take his cot- xCa• . anti A ,,t% 0 0 0( ton out of the Governr,-.ent huin. c.; Des Moines. Iowa Flea- ; tin - 4- dle drove slowly through traffic 'without accuRni. hut went to the hospital WW1 a breken leg. Ttiere • had been tto accident: she was just j; 1.+1'. 7, If y riding a:ong fe:t a pain and the t", matey row. put _ leg WaS broken. ernment loan. onto-a•: e la I .• If the GovernrnerA should t-day ean ; Hain Hull denies shift in United States guarantee the faint, rs et the United ,hours : po:icy :th Japan. - States actual parity on all crops instruct,- _ _ _

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15>!..--N016(<-__31 •• FULTON COUNTY NEWS, FULTON, KENTUCKY .111111111•11111111•111111MIRRENOMMIP Grade. another ones at I, (leav- hook ovals her lossh ses near A your mental powers minti ins which will be lield on Monday, ing only twelve") Do you, my top, on which to hang the key. your psychic potency. t.)..totk- 13 at Hickman. gentle reader, au old books; used tO Sewing Room Hint all you. feel safe after passing by a Cut the strips containing buttons "GONE WITH THE WIND" I? iii1111#ToWore pin and failing to pick at up? Did end button holes fiom discarded Home Agent Notes -- Itentsicky You ever go bark stealthily, pre- garments nnd Ube them under flys --- Winston-Salem.—A convict dis- tending to be looking for something, in new garments. Thin will save miss Zelma Monroe, Assistant appeared in a cloud of dust, accord- .096,14•Nzeliaran,7% and then casually bend over tend much time and labor. State Leader of lionii• Divot-ultra- ! mg to prison guards bupervemg pick up the offending pin? Neither To Clean Playin! Verde tion Agents conducted a training ; workmen loading a truck witti top. KENTUCKY leaders WASTERN of these may appeal to you; you Soiled playing cards ran be clean- school for the Recreational 1.4074 ht./ I' when y.e. e•tart• e of nACHERE COLLEGE may be an enlightened ones with no ed by ehopirig a small sponge in the. homemakers clubs in Fulton e el :lied pine what, pulhd GRIMM KY Fi•iday September 1101VILIMID left-overs of primitive thinking. spirits of camphor and rubbing the County, morning, tre guards. 5 at the heme r:f Mrs. L. B. Hamp- ALMOST rEitslrADED feared that certain things true Well. let us gee walking at dusk in card gently. Thai will restore the an old overgrown time Ivry. with 111•Wfl...7; ton nt Cayce. At this training that litlW we. know are false. All LAKE RAISED r OR ISOAT Few of veould :Admit that what sunken graves and tumbled-down school the Recreational Leaders set this is fine and a good sign, too, A Convenient fligh-Chalr - we believe. in is even remotely con- headstones. Will you weleome this If four ruhher•tipped door stops up their goals for next year as fol- that we ate becoming civilized as Grand Coulees Waash. — Herbert nected with supeistition. We like.. LIS as walking elsewhere at into legs of an ordi- lows. well us grown. !Sul, if you were much are screwed the. jLang built a tarry boat behind to think that the. beliefs of others the same time of day? Or do you it will an ideal I. To have a recreational program put into a dungeon or otherwise nary chair, make IGrand Coulee dam, but when he are tinged with nonsense, and we fear in the still of the night, high kitchen at every homemakers club meeting tortured, just how many supersti- noises chair for work, or for , got ready to launch it the water even would say that as children we. when you wake. from a nightmare? a small child. that would consist of music, some- s • tions would you admit having in 'did not meet his skidway. Dian Maybe you are. fearful of relating a thing inspiring and something .asme. form. Of courses you know Ink Stains On Hands .engineers obliged by raising the kid dream before breakfast; many A solution of is•roxide of hydro- funny. W. W. Jones & Sons better; I will gladly admit that. But Ilevel of the water for ttie launch- good are and many others t. To have each club member on Funeral llome when you are. alone or blue or half people. gen containing a few drops of am- ing. 394 sick or worried, do the silly super- Alogt.t tee ill', for telling a drsum is M0111.1 will remove ink stains from the program somet time during the LIS University Phone year. stetsons that you know all seem erene. of the most boring of all hu- the iiiar,als. MARTIN, TENN. 3 Each A Distinctive Service Well equally silly? ;man habits. Anyway, whether club have at least tv., RADIO Within Your Means ithese ter some other superstitions socials each year. Berl. is a sample. I grade in- kiccasionally have. weight with you. UP•TO•DATE AD- Miss Monroe gave tfie ii Use, and numerable papt•rs, a fact that no na honest confession might make VICE TO ftEADERS tions for the games and music :a. REFRIGERATION the English teacher would fail to be- you appear to yourself to be not so inspiring part of the recreaties, SALES and SERVICE tecurate Every once in a while yee have. al lieve. Suppose I have graded a .very far removed from the primi- program for their monthly mes WORKMANSHIP to curry out the time-honored COS- ings. !lumber tive days of the race. WA RD Low Coal and am expecting to quit tOM Of newspaper editors and pass At for a change or a rest. Do I stop mil ----- Refrigeration Seruice Watches, Clocks al Time NOMA Personally. I am glad that there SOMI. advice along to the unsuspect- The Advisory of the. thirteenth one or leave just thir- Council Full, Fulton's Only Complete Radio Of An Hinds Accurately Ka- is left enough of the- traces of sup- ing readers of these columns. County Clubs held al Low Coat by-- teen ungraded? Is it necessary for Homemakers and Refrigeration Service polred erstition in me for me to sympath- It is always a question of import- their fall meeting at Cayce school me to nudge myself and saY. ANDREWS ize, even a little bit, with those will ance. to determine up m what sub- Friday afternoon. September 5 anal 324 Walnut St.—Phone No. 4 JEWELRY COMPkNi avoid being superttitious, "01% live in a fearful world of good and ject the thought shall be addressed. made plans for their meea you're. met tired enough to quit yet annual - bad luck, of visible and invisible In reviewing the field today we find I forces working :against us. I am most problems settled by what oth- doubtful whether many people were ers have written or said and we are ever driven from superstition by forced to select from a very re- ..? ,,,,t,,, M. (,,Ll DI r:SO II S IMAM A inflt0 MK methods. A too obvious an effort to get . stricted range in (FCA I l•C'SAL f MOM S010 Ol rTASA-A#016 sotatuteres TAti NMI $4001 A VAIntry 1/4.4...... _THU ALWAVI WAIT S004 . oil •Aki0 IN PIM MA SAO-Air SuOl FINE QUALM! • .king fun of some harmless be- something novel. 1#1114 TO tit, is( net, - TAAI I JUST 101/0 tra S000 • os GO f often serves to strengthen it. No Time To Waste— have their , 'r NMI' ITN nieution r none of us like to give up too Most of our readers nisi, TWO Alit and stand ready to '01•ItiltliT' TO ily our cherished customs and ovvri opinions • SUIPIV5( #111li r take issue witfi any editor who 401# Setts. A scientific attitude, one We rely taken by the folk, is the dares to treat them lightly. INSURE NOW! fact, just fci t way. It takes more than an have no such idea. In 1111 14 •• e a change we are going to suggest • rage amount of nerve for a sup- mune IA? tc, that the reader is quite correct. that Like time and tide, fire waits for no man. GROCERY , titious jx.rson to use himself as PICKLE'S her conclusions are eminent. :41,4 suinea pig to be (experimented on. his or not be ups,. The time to insure against damage or loss .-t walk under a ladder, once, and ly sound and should fy the. consequences. Eat at the by anything written. by fire is right now. Delay may cost you ids with tu•elve other people and This last sentence. as you see, ap- 'Se a minute record of what hap- plies equally to all opinions re- savings of a lifetime. It's School Time Again! s,: afterward. The folk habit of garriltss of what they might be ars! selecting things logically because tliat is a goext feature of any smart We'll be glad to furnish you full informa- sy are conne.cted chronologically editorial. It is always good ts .\luch of Mother's Time Will Be Taken Up Getting be broken once for all, I sus- write something that will plea,- tion about insurance protection. s. by this rigid scientific method. everybody. In fact, we have rareS.• Children Ready for School. rely being laughed at or scolded accomplished this and take •-eetsa not enough. pride in the belief that vve have • WHY NOT LET OUR done so. Before. becoming too severe on !•sititive people or children for In conclusion. therefore. we urs• ATKINS ••ir folk fears. analyze yourself all readers to hold fast to whateve r DELIVERY SERVICE .1 see whether you are the guilt- opinions they have formed on ars. , who is entitled to cast a stone. subject that they have thougS! Insurance Agency lour Grocery Buying Worries? about. regardless of whether ther Take Care of is any basis for the idea or not. . Phone Nu. 5 HOUSEHOLD SCRAPBOOK is not the business of a newspapcs It will save a great deal of time, and you will be editor who probably knows little pleased with PICKLE prices. We carry a com- By ROBERTA LEE — plete line of best quality groceries, fresh vege- 5lueilage Substitute Quite often when one is in tables and choice lunch meats. • srrs. to mail a letter. there wail : lit one stamp and it has no rs . Just Phone 226 — We'll Do the Rest ..es on its hock. lo this preci:

toe starop ver toe dor:ft, irt quickly. then plac, or: I' : 7 10 he mailed. Mending A Cracked Range PI EKLE'..toist.226 71 - f r. • M EATS I".PRODUCE •eney. The drs "011,0H-1 LEFT THE FREE DELIVERY ANYWHERE ANY-T1ME will be lasting. The Hanging-Basket BEDROOM LIGHT BURNING!' novel way to wales the his .-isct, water on • without spilling E: You left a light burning. So what? HE: Sure. That's a 100-watt bab in the bed- :s.e.r. is to insert a small funnel • H So we'ee got to go hide and rurn it off, room. It'll burn about 10 hours for a the dirt, as near the center ef *.• SHE: of course. aided. For the two bucks it would basket as poassibles and hidden • cost us to go back and turn it off it can 'the foliage. Fill this funnel w • HE: Oh, phooey. burn for about 400 hours, or for 16days How to ?load water every day. and it will se . SHE: Jim. don't be silly. We're going to be and 16 nights. So you see we'd be rust into the soil gradually. away for mo whole days and nights. plain silly trying to save rtiones by going Telephone Service Interruption Testing Coffee HE: Vi'llat of it? all the ivay hart to turn out that light. A way to tes.t the quality of eeff• SHE: Listen. Mr. MoneySaiss—stum this car SHE: Of course we would—I never thought is tee put a spoonful in a glass of ce around--we'rc Old millionaires. about it that way. Drive on, James! Whenever you are having work done on your prem- water and add a few drops of ler-, • HE: Now you listen to me, sweetheart, while ises. avoid possible interruption of your telephone 111CC. If the coffee is pure it will T, I give.you 3 little lesson in arithrnt•tic. HE aim of this little play is not to get you service by cautioning workmen against disturbing mam on top of the water; if r • T SIIE: Arithmetic? What's arithmetic got to do to lease your lights burning, but to point out wires. the water will become brown . telephone with it ? hens much electricity. gives you for so little In most homes, the telephone "srround wire" is color. connected to a water pipe. If this wire is removed or The Patch Rag HE: E'en-thing. Look—we're about zo miles (tom home. atent we? loosened when the pipe is being worked on. your tele- A most practical patch bag c. out The idea that forgetting to turn out the lights wdl all but thous. a household into bankruptcy phone bell may not ring and you can't receive call, he made from a yard or two SHE: Juet AhtsUt, I guess. must he a hango•ts from 10 to 15 years ago remodeling tar repair work. workers nuo mosquito netting. This enable HE: If we raced tuck hotne, fumed asut that During when electricity cost about twice as much as through wires, or break tee see the contents from ts lieht, And altos.: bade this far. that would .41. • unknowingly drive nails it does now. In those days it cost you about side. and there is no neces- • . be 40 extra miles. wouldn't it? them in some other way. mudi for lights 31011C LS you now pav for your emptying the entire contri.• Yes. you mathematical wizard. If there are underground telephone lines on lighting your home hence trims running a property. care should be taken not to damage them find the exact piece of goods %v.:: HE: Well. most car owners figure that with vacuum cleaner, iron, radio, toaster, and wash- ed. oil, tires, license. depro.i.ation. Ana e u hen holes or ditches tire dug. gas. ing machine! When work of this kind is being done, a word of Pouring From Cans insurance, it costs them about See a mile, The secret of pouring liquid fre told, to run their cars. Fortv miks This reduction in cost. which giveS you about !awn to the workmen will do much to safeguard all a can is to make two holes in i' at 5c cacti would bc $2.00--right? twice AS much saluc tos your msmess has been u r telephone service. possible because this company other cies- can instead of one, about an ir. SHE: Right. and tris companies ate managed by business men that may disturb tele- apart The one hole is fer When sou are planning work HE: .knel few the $2.00 it would ccea us to go business It their rearrangement. be sure he ' in the American way of operatiort phone anis. or require liquid tee pour from, the other hack anal turn off that light. we could the Telephone Office in •thance. and • tele- is the aim of thc peciele who I1.11VC helped to ft to to let the air into the can. leave mery light in the house burning of this hone man he .citt to make the necessari ch•nges. Writing While 'Traveling accomplish these things--the employes telephone man should •lso he requested when desks all the time we are gone. plus some of compans --to keep on bringing you more and .1% A writ.• ror ether (Loneliest. to •Mai telephone equipment isi When neeessary to the neighbors' bghts. more of the bonelits of clectricity at kss and attached, are to be moved In •uch easew. ihe sersieea traveling in an automobile, tra Really? less cost. of SI fr.: a of • skilled telephone anon will help assure )ou or bus. press the elbows into • centinuaus, trouble•frec Pen let. body just above the hips, RTUI ,W111 find the task easy KENTUCKY UTILITIES The Door Key COMPANY TELEPHOOE Ano TELEGRAPH CO. • Thai important door key will not INCORPORATCO SOUTHERA BELL any mom when the INCC'MPOSit10 be t'VASIVls G. F. LANSDEN. lfsnagir • ,housewife returns from the grocery, 'if she \‘111 sew large•sized dress

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1, 1111111111•111 (AM SCHOOL NEWS telephone Traffic th pal litit 111 .if Ain iculture - OUR DEMOCRACY -by Mat KITTY STANDING Increases In Ky. casts a plentiful food supply Met H Arant t•t the Fulton Argentina buy. -.1‘t•••41 ,'• tn IThurechly 011 1,1.11,“11 ..( 'opt! 41, • elty Health Department WIIN Llt I W It W. 1411111S l0 It.111,`Vit1 silt111.11,111, j, l't .11(!‘ w. ThlirtIliay Mt/Ming to give ilv nu - s c Possibility of the typhetici iniculations 42 te..tit • te t eni. deem... cell. break 1•••1•‘, • n tinoup to the stu- I 11.1 ei s. t I le 54 :.11,1 Kt Witt \ lla• lute Lewis litid C1.0. Is.ft wing no," The v .1 'It tit; 5a lite:stalls' fighting prais...I .,y servit.e Superintendent J. C. Lawson, of 5 tnontlni of 19.11 ,Inikk • a g.tin !,,.ht ii.1 British inisslon chief. Church Rickman, uas a visitor at I 10 4 per c; nt tt\ the respond school / 1:.-ecve ThUrsday afternoon. `01 0.5 •17:' ' 11. Itaidle, oiders aru ings Mu • n. it! C \' uoih, ,..,•,ht 41, Meeting 4-11 Club News ntettegt K) , said tht • itev, line tire 1. ,i,1 111111 .r.•ri Mr. Miller, assistant taninty agent. 70 131 Mu,',tens placed 2,S1t;, . 'l .1i :un .1,, o Ilarn met with 'la. 4-11 Club boys Wed 80 :I ti lion long tic,tett,it ealls 111, ' IX er nesday afternoon. eV judging team 11. io.1 II, .1tliti , Ititni% 1:11 - 11.1\‘ tilt !it .1titi Ut the composed of Jue Bazzcil, Jr.. Edu el TIGERS I 1,1111I i' 111.1%11111 • \\ or, ,t II, irliittitti• •,, and IS% I Harrison, Robert Jeffress. and Lew,. It ti.!I t-etteeti ions tit the I 1 ti .ii1 111 1,1' Browder uas chosen to represent lee tt.tit t11.: Ili .1 1.1.11 I t. ettte• tit 1,..tt tilt. 11 .1...11.11 .1. \ •.. Fulton County at the State Fair Fulton Tn.,' 1111i 1,111 2.4111) Rev J I It; het, last Titiostlav night 1, .11 ilio • Louisville this week. These hey- long ili,tance circ:til to fill r• a ,o% .1114111111, lirtiVt !I 11•1118.111111111T, Out;o•.I.. accompanied by Mr. Miller lett tor no•ik nt dcfon.a. .aul normal 4 faqir 1114S alld drove Louisville Monday morning. in eight rum.. ne.,. and cxpan IL11.11:117 a • Horns le Sieute. playing Junior Class News right field fer th.• K.•tilth•lcv ono girth, fi!tilt.! Me.111..tie Tie. rs. had four hits. I3obby Vaught was absent trove ATKE.TAANY•SDLO.SEHJAKAIN FRANKLIN E R EDITOR AND Pu5LISHE R. 111/4 into huge new etinArin genteel I Sr1,1.1' Intense:: Santarm II. - school last week. ENVISIONED TI4E USE f4E A,.SO LC'OKED FOR THE II F. peritlitiire:: of Southeiti 11,11 Tel. Alla;11. I.:1" 1 11 course v 11;tf•t1.1 100 Met 343 15 19 2 l'onipativ which are e.xia. t during The nimor class regrets that Sarah OF ELECTRICITY A5 POWER. GROWTH OF THE NEwSPAPER phone t I'illt..ti 200 102 030 - 14 7 to exe....el $51,000,000 time Singlt.ton has been forced to quit in the FRIDAY - SATURDAY flatteries• Mayfield -IDrye. Groin) school C•r this semester on account South - state territory in 1941. :1 SIESQUITEERs ..c.1. Billy A, of le r health. &Jr EVEN HE COULD NEVER HAVE LIRE-AWED OF li.nelerson and lioinsby, Fut • Ilurgess. Emrich, Telshow The volume of long distance teill "S..IDDLE ..17'E'S" Mr Seniors Purchase Class Rings THC ACH/EVEMENTS OA AMER/CAS PRESS. and I\ Y vital to defense purposes goo, Last Ulu oter-• While Eagle- At a elan Mt`etIng Friday after- greater every day, Mr Riddle pond non the Semora purchased their Ntessages from the generil SUNDAY - MONDAY TIGERS 10 -- INDIANS class rings from J T. Malone. 2 public have also inert.ased. D• 111111 HOPE ;:t tl, I Dresden. The Fulion 'rigers opened a DOROTHY LAMOUR renresentive of the Her spite Iht. telephone. company's all A salad series with the Paducah Joritel Jewelry Company. The stu- In. nut efforts to meet the unprecedent- 'l'aughl In i'he Draft elusion • dents are anxiously awaiting the dians here Friday night and defeat- ed demands for telephont. service, Group nrrival of them rings which are ex ed thetn 10 to 2. Madsen held the TUES. - WED. - TH Ks. its facilitit.s art. tinu.s being oper• Double Feature naynitint peeted within tge next six weeks ea% Indians le' five hits, while the• ated at near-capacity, and elect's. EDDIE ALBERT Mrs T During this nieeting cards and ire ea rs piled up fourteen hits and made THE LI5 NEWSPAPER - ional delays may be expected ,.1, JOAN LESLIE Mrs. Kr; vitation were chosen several Paducah errors coUnt also from th.• /VOT ONLY A BULWARK some long distance calls. Long dis- ALLAN HALE OF Score by Innings: It II and Mrs. Same represen tat ive 1:. tance telephone users ran make 'The DEMOCRACY-- 8411" • Paducah .. 010 100 000- 2 5 3 Great Mr. Nobody' of the a definite contribution in this • III. I.- P.-T. A. Held Initial Nleeting ilvtiS•,'ENSABLE ro ir Fulton . . 710 000 02x-10 rept 41,1 14 4 guney, Mr. Riddle pointed out. le The Parent-Teachers' Association Batteries: Paducati-lielquest and "I Was A Prisoner (In man 1: avoiding as much as possible plat- held its first meeting of the current Richardson; Fulton-Nladsen and, !ken's hostesses ing long distance calls during th.. Island" Schr.01 year Thursday te•ening. Sep- Ivy. nincto hetirs front 9 to II a m. and 7 te TO ik TO tember 4 By request of the former itor s. 8 30 p.m.. the so-called hem. A1.1. president, Nies. James Amnions, rush W. J. Me TIGERS 10 - INDIANS 1 Principal A. J. Lowe prt•sided dur- when long distance calls are ill.. The Fulton Tigers won the second Mrs J ing the business session. The nomi- frequent. pante over th•• Paducah Indians 10 Feet Fel nating committee. composed of Mrs to 1 Saturday night here. Lake, MOW iti41112d0 • Walnut • A. G. Campbell. Mrs. Hugh Garre Fulton pitcher, limited the Indians •SPARKS OF WISDOM were pri gan, and Miss Christine Jones sub- children to six hits. struck out six and walk- JO(' P,,P, mitted the names of the visited NIr. and Mrs. Jiill following I ed only one. Mullt•n and Ivy had A 40-foot bridge in Bend, Or• evui. A COMOGILT•411L41 ch who were elected HARRIS NEWS Dunn Sunday. to each respective three hits each off reported f ' Myrtle and Mildred Harrison. WilS atolen. hauled co..a. _ office: president. Mrs. Fred Bondi!. Brockwell gav• z.nd Score by Innings: R. H. E. piece by piece. also rant: vice president. Mrs. R. Thert- was good attendance at Junior Lynch visited Billi• FNMA% - SATURDAY A. Paducah .. 6000 000 001- 1 6 3 She was Mabry: secretary-treasurer, Mrs. Sunday school last Sunday. ,Neisler Monday night. A 30-pound carp flopped from . Double Feature Fulton . .. 021 040 21x-10 14 4 Craliarn. Joe Wall. The revival will begin here Sun- fish stand in a market in Bile Matinee Pic - Night V.te Mrs. Bt•ttie Edvi•ards was tht• Battt•rit.s: Paducah-Harrison and and Mrs. The organization voted to spon- day night. Sept. 19. It was post- more and bit Mrs. Tillie Levy • - Children AI% ia).. 10c Sunday guest of Mrs. Sallit• DeMyt•r Richardson: Fulton-Lake and articl•• fr poned from last Sunday Ivy. thi• ankle. sor the hot lunch project. A finance because the Miss Mentez Britten. Mr. and VIVIEN LEIGH The NV visiting minister. Nmeteen persons in a Ft•dan committee was appointed to secure Rev. Mermen. Mrs. George Britton ;..nd children. ..•• LAURENCE OLIVIER at the el was unable to be here then. TIGERS 9 - GENERALS 1 too niany to pt.rnut proper op. •., funds to purchase tht• necessary Every Mr. Will Britton. Mrs. Bud Dect pot-luck one is invited The Fulten Titters dt•feated the Pon of tht• 'Thal Hamilton Woman' equipment for the cafeteria. Those to attend the. rt•vival mon and Mr. and machine. a judge a Fields ar Nfrs Willi•• if ague leading Jackson Generals 9 narned on the committee and the services Quincy, Maas.. decided yawn ! ----.11•0-- hostesses. :mei children visited Mr. anti to I Sunday afternoon community represented by each on the Jack- fined Sam Venuti SIO. are Quartet music and choir Mrs. Sam Flowers at Hickman last "Strange Alibi" pre:. ht. singing son fit!d. scoring nine runs elf In an old quilt she had as follows: Mrs. V‘'. H. Harrison. was enjeyed Sunday They went to the ust•d nee Lav,Tenct at the rt•gular Sundae lake in Carl Celeste in the f•fth Pt.t- yt•ars. Rush Creek; Mrs. Irving Jeffrese the afternoon. Mrs H. G. Thurston of fae. ducted th night .anging. erson had three hits and Sprott. SUN. - NION. - TUE.: Crutchfield: Mrs. H. M. Pewitt. import, Ia.. found S5,000 in cur- ohs, Mrs. Joe Faulkner was carried Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ferguson pet. g left field. Palestine: Mrs. Fred Bondurant. knocked a norm. rency. to the Haws Clinic last week and t.t Milan. Tenn.. visited in Harris run with one Mrs. W. Liberty: Mrs. Harvey Bondurant. man on William Llenci of Detroit. teouelit was brought to ht•r parents home Sunday night and attt.nded tht• Score kiS * and less° by Innings: It II. E.'drowned when wat..r flooded ..•' Rusti Creek: Mrs. Clyde Linder. Monday. She is reported singing. I- ''' old Chuer slightly Fulton . .000 090 000-9 13 1 mine. evas later found peat•••full Sylvan Shade; NIrs. Edward Har- improved. 'el , • ,-- The Cr Mrs. Jim Fa•ulkner and Mr. and Jackson . .001 000 000-1 7 3 sleeping in a shaft. 1. rington. Sylvan Shade: Mrs. Wilson Mrs. church ; Nutt- Melvin is somewhat Mrs. Ben Faulkner and baby were Batteries: Fulton - Emrich and Lt•ss Rice. Jordan: Mrs. Hugh Garrigan. than two heurs after Mrs. night. improved. Her Fon. Tobe .gutets of !Mr. and Mrs. Ivy: Jackson-Gaiser. 11 Jordan: Mrs. James Ammons and Homer Dunn Graves and R. E. Mayfield of Washingtor. lost arrived home. from Chicag -lay.'Sunday. Fanning. i li James. N1 Mrs. L. B. Hampton. Cayce. a diamond ring in her bathroom. rhe Sunday dinner guests of Mr. Mrs. Jack Alit The Thomas Dedmon and daugh- trie sewer deparmtent recovered it P.-T. A. will meet each first and Mrs. Dock Atkison . t. ------ed with were Mr. ter. Anita Sue. visited Miss Ruth GENERALS 5 - in a manhole three blocks away Thurr,day of the calendar month. crel TIGERS 4 of Life,- NIrs. Tore Dedmon and Jetimie Frankum last !Monday. The Jackson Dreaming Sunday 10c - 25e Plus Tax Gent.rals WM) 5 to 4 he was trapptsl by fire D. Mr and Mrs. O. William- and t'rayer. Nfr. J Ni Johnston of Cunning- over tht• Fulton Tigers Monday in his hotel room in Clevt•land, NEWS - CARTOON fareily. ale and Mn. Floyd Dedmon ham Mrs. Gen was the dinner guest of Mr. night as Jesse Wt•bb hurled his Clyde NIallard leaped from a sec- ___ and family and Mr. and Mrs. after whi PIERCE Carl- and Mrs. Clarence Roberts Satur- 22nd victory of the season Burgess. ond-story window and e".•as slight- NEWS :en Atkison and children. WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY ed over day evening. Fulton pitcher. had a wild fourth ly injured. mr. anti Mrs. Owen Faulkner and Mr. and Mrs. ANN NEAGLE The subj Mrs. John NIatthews O. Williarr.s and inning when he walked Ilaynes to What mighty contests rise from spendme Fon. Donald. were guests of Mr. and Miss 'Steward Alin. Williams visited Mr. anei foret• Merkle in. The teams trival things!-Pope. " this week in Dyersburg and Neu-- Mrs. Tom Frazier both S 17 N N I" Drewry Sqpday. :Mrs. Oliver Coach and Mrs. Fannie had nine. hits. Nirs. Cosmo Ando was hem. Tenn.. the guest of relatixes Ntiss Alin- gram hy Williams returned Hubbs Friday night. Score by Innings: She expects to visit her brother. R. H. E. gave the home Friday from Ducktown Leen Fuwlks is the rrouci owner Fulton Louis Newsum. who is a patient .. 001 011 010--4 9 3 in Tenn.. where she had gone to tt•ach. of it new truck Frank IA the Veteran's Jackson . . 000 201 20x-5 9 1 Hospital :r. Nlem- She is expecting to be called votional. back Virginia and Martha Allen visited Battt•ries: Fulten-Burgess phis. ,as soon as and mee ling. the infantile paralysis their grandmot he r. Mrs. Ethna Ivy; Jackson- Mr. and Mrs. Sint 'Wallace and ' \Vette and Fanning. were st•r epidemic is under cc.ntrol. Smetherman. Friday vt.ning ORPHEUM daughter. Evelyn. spent Sunday PROGRAM in Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Roberts members. Mr and Mrs Bernard Pickering TIGERS 7 - GREYHOUNDS Fulton with Mr. and Mrs Oscar visited Mr. and Mrs. 3 Hoyt Giffin and thildren castled 3.1r. and Mrs The Fulton Tigers i Wallace. last Friday defeated the SEPT. 12 • Mrs. R • night. •Ed Fertner and farnly in Fulten Union City 'ind 'Mrs. Lester Greyhounds 7 in 3 here Alford and Mrs. R. L. Hay or riear Fulton Saturday night. limy in 1 Son. Kenneth. Tuesday night, with Madsen lime of Dyersburg sp•nt nes the week end guest of her sis- Surday band wh. guests ef Mr. !lurk ing the visitors to five hits. Muth • the week end with Mrs. Alford's.ter. Mrs. Ruby Neisler. "Man hospital. and scn. Lynch were Mr. from Lernen Crlese and manager Dakota" of the Tigers. -inOiVer. Mrs. Mattie Rogers. Anoth- poled a hoe Mrs. R ,se.n and daughter and Dr L. D run with on•. on basc in with er daughter. Mrs. William Greer. of , the s.ecer Noah Beery and Dolores Del IZio from Dt.r mr. and Mrs. Clarence Roberts Boaz-. inning He also had Fulton was also a week a single ited her end guest. attended a Bradshaw reunion at :Mr and Mrs. McCollum three trips. Selected Shorts Mr. and Mrs. Horace 'Yates and Cloverdale school Sunday of St. soon. for Tht•rt• Louis visittd relatives eere Sure cy Innings• R family spent Sunday afternoon with wt•re about one hundred and ,Sunday. *vri Mr. ani lefty Unien Ctty . 300 (100 000-3 5 -P.DAy, SEPT. 13 Mr. and Mrs. Jack Douglas in Har- present. Ir. the mernIng C. A. Jr regre Fulton 222 001 00x-7 8 ris. cherus free- - • .•-.• their ner • • -• • • • Batiteits• Unien City-Herr Mrs. Jessie Raires ef Unicn City retertainrme: ce in Milbui :• el; eft. Fiat, te-Made n and Ivy. "Man Of b the The guest of her daughter. Mrs. ful Plains" Jack A lunch was spread. In e Jack Lowe. ternoon several speeches were EY mer in 1 TIGERS 3 - GRETHOUND 1 with Rex Bell Last Sunday eight classmates of one by Mr. Hoover of Dyezstsurg. FA batsum has retur Th'. Fuiten Tigers wen th. •• - Ciqueily - Mrs. Jack Lowe got together at tier Mtniier was made of the absence- 0 • eff-1624 home cattle of the season W,.: home for luncheon and a theatr: of Congressman Jerry Ceorer. eche Mr. an New th,t heels se••• acien in day night. &hating the Union City party at the Malco. Those attending had been present at every reunion session. SUNDAY MONDAY, SEPT. 14 - 15 spent Sui a ew : ttt Gra...hounds 3 le 1 The Tigers are Were Mrs David MontfromerY before. Mrs. Robert's mother the forrn of was the parent- ere ewe. cereen .4 a first divisit•n Oklah.oma.. Mrs. Dovey Burnette of able to be berth present after having Teach ..- .ur cheer, re • x - an.i th. y will Johnson. Troy. Tenn.. Miss Amanda be in the play-off Howell of been vt.ry ill all the year. Every Inanely ca • ful en :1•., :I- way series "Broadway Mrs. E to whidt begins Sunday. Ful- Melody" Jackson. Tenn.. Misses Helen Fuller- one reported a good time. sae,' lee afternoon them te Crt,S streets tor,•s last game of the season will ton. Lucile Gordon and Sue Helen Bub Jones of Lawrenceburg. ‘‘ heti A,taii-e and Eleanor oniy at int, esectutr.,, and then only be played in Owensboro Powell Henderson of Kenton. Tenn.. Nfrs. Tenn., LS visiting Friday here ter a few :after they have f.....ctei le lett and • night Added Attractions Carl Walters and Mts. Jack Eskew. days. eeht If yeti:. ceildren must vtalk Score by Innings: R. E. Sunday afternoon of Mr.,en the higilw,tys. Intdruct them to Union City 001 000 000-1 4 4 TuEsi)Ay - WEDNESDAY, Big business needs very little Wad Oliver and sister. Mrs. Willie ualk SEPT-. 16 I . on the l‘lt-,',.;nd side and to Fulton 000 III 00x-3 - help from the average ciitzen: it :s Frankum. were Mr and Mrs. Charlie step off the road it nect•ssary. Re- . Batteries. Innen City -- powerful enough to take care of it- Onver and children ancl grandson. mind them, daily' ancl Graff. . self. Mrs. 011ie Davis arid children. "Susan Mr. Schnee patrels And statiened at Burgess God" busy and Ivy, We never worry about vvhat other and Mrs. Lemon Cruise and chil- intersections near schools have with Joan ('rawford penple think about what v..e do: WI` dren and Mr. and Mrs. George anil Frederic .Nlarch made crossing stre• ts and The worst enemy of are too busy worrying about what Prockwell and family. Selected Shorts safer for our childr•n. Yet acci- j is inefficient. sloppy ad... ;1, We do. H T. Edwards !eft Tuesday for deres happen n•-t only %there traf- land there is a lot of it. • r Officiallly. ladies and gentlemen. St Lc•uis with a Ic•ad of hogs. fic .1 111 11SDAY is heavy. hut also where traffic Faith. it is recorded, moves moun- -111111.11. SF.PT. _ Pi 8111ifitner IS Over and we are sup- Mr. and Mrs. Dock Atkison. Mr. IS light. tains but mountains. it is rersuded. posed to be enjoying the coel anti Mrs. Floyd Dedmon and chil- Urge your children to use good {have been knomn In rnovt. faith. weather of Autumn. dren and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence judgment cn their trips to and from Farmera should beware of in- "Fast And 11 may be another year heforr Roberts were Sunday evening Furious" dm• FfIlt,(11. the end they hold the orne Americans will hccome con- aireals of Mr. and Mt:. 0. Wil- with Ann :bag and it will be filled with wind. Sothern and Franehot Tone einc•d that this world war business ;lams ' Not Affpr.4 %fry urnetnea birthday has Wben you get ready to buy the Selected Short

.41 FULTON COUNTY NE'WS, FULTON, KENTUCKY AW • ekith relatives near alemphis •SOCIETY Dalton Tuft of Blytheville, Ath • !spent the; week end with Mrs. Taft "NAVY TRADE TRAINING GAVE ME MY START" W. S. C. S. MET IN iand baby, who are visiting ir.st 0 I. Classified MM. Mr. Ads CIROUPS MONDAY End Mrs. D. D. Legg ..., The Woman's So. 1. !Central Avenue. SAYS PRESIDENT, SPERRY CORPORATION 5% ANTI111-- Sweet Pot.itoes for , tj ef Christian APPIAN FOR SALE - Grimm ! James Thomas Nanney calming. Union Illy Ca g ertlrVict. of the First Methodist Si tea. Gulden, Gulden Lams spent the Union Ifelielowi. Red Du- Church held group meet. week end In tail City, Tenn. Me iii•lous and tem Slaymaria, Marian, L ince Monday alterimon and night. ' Gr5mea. Pheme • Mrs. FOR Rt:tar No% lv !Wished 3- 365., a. Fulton. tf M...•11.114S WIT.' 11.'1(1 ah fs.110Vs•N: Ola McClain ha3 return...I ti roman apartment ito Fulton. ------.. - Mrs. Jess Joidan and Mrs. Tenta, after a three evert, Now Mill; veiiien I I located Modern. buying NAM.1 Hall and ref- et' Miriade visa %%Oh her sister, $.1m. T l.], hostesses to mem- Ga rage. Couple des!red. PI Kiel) Sweet PI.1.11114.h ,Andersnii, and family or; Central 1..I• can- bers . Gratin A Manday alto:tam:4 111111X. 1'111011 (.11!, (' 'avenue. 170. Cu.„ Un- ; I at the cliiirele Twelve members 1011 lama. Mr. and 2te and Ia.. atais ae..• %%h. Mrs. It:amain,' Sanders I 'It RINI-Two, nice furnish !returned ta their liana; in Detroit, ed a.m. Mrs. C C'linifert and bedrooms. Itp lor aale-Jeraey Cuw Matt, alter ‘isit with the latter's Rea. J. 11 Felts Mts..1. C. Knelling aro. Apply 511 sist, 1, l'OR a,11.1.:-Complete outfit tor Eddinas st. 1 te nil I several cuticles frem the Woi Id hIrs. Lutlii•t; Wright. and . family on mail ordering blame. Itoder. %Petas Outjael., and Mrs Jessie Oak street and her broth- FOR SALE-No. I er, Ardelle •tearn hoe. paper rseks, (lehls I • Ilarris gave an :Oat,. frum the Sall1N, and Mrs. Sams on hake Apple. am. bushel: pick-up Central A.4141111.. .41( ker.. tags, reripes, mailing list of Mealiedist Wornan Rev. Pelts pre• eround 2.'ie bushel. Blue Wing Mrs. Will 14.0011 f'all 110. rented the Ilible study. An ice Whitifell and Jinimie Orileards, B. O. 'inch, Prop. tf. have gone course. was sei veal by the hostesses to Durham, N. C. for a during the. social hour. visit with Mr. Whitnell. STATE TAX COLLECTIONS SILO S111PKINS Mos hlargaret Stevens left Tues- SHOW GAIN IN AUGUST SAl'S Group II met at the limn.; uf Mrie. day night to r.••enter the American ,•, strength-let none Billy Atkins 4.n Green street with Conservatory of Music in State tax go to Chicago collections totalled $2,- waste. Mrs. George Hester, co-hostess. Tem after spending the summer with her 946,226.19 in August, 4 per cent Keep Tennessee. greens this wmter Members were present. Mra. Roscoe. parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Stev- gain over August 1940, according to with cover crops. Wilkins presided over a brief huai- ens. THOMAS A. MORGAN (pictured of the modernly equipped Navy the monthly report currently issued A full storage house is one way ness session, followed with the Bible in insert), president .;f the Sperry Trade Sehools. The Navy offers by the Department of Revenue. Mr. and Mra. Marshall Slayden to beat old Study lesson If. Corporal ion,world's lai gest manu- man liCla by Mrs. J. Maddox. and family of Detroit are visiting traii..na to -mar men in aearly This saiia cnntinues to reflect the facturers of aeronaut:cal and ma- 50 Crimson clover ueeded witH A salad plate was served at the. con- h1rs. Julia Hamlett different tram... end vocations. increasing prosperity of Kentucky on East State rine instruments, received him small grain can be. sown till Oc- clusion of the program. ,busitiess and agriculture, Line. early technical training in the (aaartaiiiiies far advancement, tober. Group C met at the home of Mrs. to learn skilled trades, for travel Mrs. Joe Cantillon of Hickman is U. S. Navy, in vrhieh he enlisted Callections from alcoholic bey- I The farmer who grows legumes Raymond and adventure are identical wheth- Lynch on West street vcith visaing relatives Irl Chicago. as a yeung man. "This has proved erage tax amounted to $575.240.91,1 has er a man enIrts in the regular a nitrogen factory at work on Mrs. T. J. Kramer, joint hostess. agreed value to me in later years,' which was an increase of 79 per paid ex.sailor !Rowan. Pictured Navy ar the Navui Ite.serve- and his farm. Mrs. Kramer WWI' the Bible study Miss Jan,. Seater, has returned to corresponding month above are new Navy recruits re- his pay, fast clothing, medical cent over the A safe and sound farm program and 1514:s. Leland Bugg Wilk in charge work at the Airlene Gas Co, after ceiving electrical training ut one and .lental cure are the same. .in the previous year. The factors includes the. three LLL's-Lime. of the devotional. Mrs. a recent appendix operation. J. If. Ilale contributing to this large increase,legumes and livestock. reported from the Methodist Wo- arisen chiefly from the effects j 17. Seven years. !even in religion-is due to the fact have Prices received by farmers were man. During the social hour the national defense policies. The I LOOK AND LEARN 10. Oldest, William H. nry Harri- ,that v.hile we have. grown niarvel- of 31 per cent higher in August thin Imatesses served ice cream and cake shows property taxes of $222.------son. inaugurated at age el 681 ously in many other directions, we. report year than ir, August 1940 to nineteen members and two vis• per cent lower than By A. C. GORDON youngest, Theodore Roes( velt, ag,• have faded dismally in developing 534.13 were 30 The hen is really ringing the Hors. Mrs. Horace Luten and Mrs. previous August; howev, r. I. What is the most used letter 43. .neighborliness. When men hate for the cash register these days Good care W. J. Moss. decline is due to earlier pay- in the English language? 19. Pride, :diger. last, envy, greed, each r it is usually because they this and proper feeding will pay big Mrs J. W. Baker entertained the 2. W1111211 of the states border on gluttony, and sloth do nat know each ather. The French ment of certain franchise company dividends next winter. East Fulton Circle at her home on th,• Pacific Ocean? 20. From the fact that there were have a saying that ato know all is taxes. A decline of 9 per cent was Good cows will not pay a profit WaInut street. Eighteen members 3. How many feet are there in a thirteen present at the Lord's last to forgive all." It is their ignor- registered in road taxes, total collec- if the feed and labor that go into were present with one visitor, Mrs. tians mile? supper. 'rime. of our fellowmen which causes Nang $864,696.18. This does the production of the milk are suP- J(N. Pope. of Nashville. Mrs. J. II. 4. What are the five most com- 'our fear of them. And fear is at not mean an actual decline in gaso- plied at too high a cost. Felts, chairman, presided over the line; an ; mon American surnames? th. bottom of all intolerance. consumption so much as Where legume hays are grown business portion of the meeting, and; HOME NEEDS. NATIONAL overlapping payments 5. Why were the inhabitants of of tax from and proper management is exercised also gave the. Bible study lessen. DEFENSE DEMAND HOME- I Tat. ignorance of Labor of the month t., America called "Indians?" month. in curing them, the problem of bal- She was assisted by Mrs. Louis, PRODUCED LIVING pmblems of Capital and Managa- if 6. Which of the Great Lakes is It was further pointed out that ancing dairy rations is greatly Grahame who gave the devotional. m, nt and the. ignorance of Capital entirely within the United States? for the new license year to date a simplified. and Mrs. Maggie Bard with an, Living at home has always been and Management of the. needs and 7. What an• the five vital organs total of 469,356 drivers of motor Food is first in health defense. article from the Methodist Woman. a matter of first importance to most aspirations of Labor produce a good of the body? vehicle, had obtained their opera- food or feed should go to The Wesleyan Service Guild met people, but it is doubly im- of the present industrial situa- ft. What is the smallest state in farm tors' licenses as against 451.088 for v.aiste this year. at the church at 6:30 o'clock for a ,purtant now in the light of world area ill the. United States? the Salta• period in 1949. Suspens- Food is just as important in Na- pot-luck supper, eMen Misses Ruth conditions, states C. E. Brehm, di- 9. How fast do radio waves travel? The ignorance of the whole his- ions of 369 licenses in August tienal Defense as tanks. Fields and Lee Ella LOW(' v,•er.. the U-T Agricultural Ex- 10. What has been estimated as rector of tory and the many accomplishments doubled the number for August, Hay crops cut at the right stage hostesses. Thirteen members were. Service. While farmers are the. mininiuni cost of producing a tension of great religious groups is respon- 1940. indicating a stricter enforce- have the highest feeding value. prec, nt Fr:Hewing the aupper Mra. receiving higher prices for their inan 01 twenty-one? sible fen the hatred of them by mis- ment of the law. CrImson clover is one of the best Lawrt;nce Shelton. chairman. con- products. there is every reason to 11. What is the derivation of the infarmed antagonists. winter legumes. Time to seed is ducted the business meeting. In the that the things they buy word "alphabet" believe The ignorance. of governmental now. absence of the Bible study leader. higher. Hence the necessity GROWERS VOTE ON 12. What is the most popular bev- be functions and motives and accom- Now is the time to get the poul- Mrs. W. H. Cravens, the devotional producing on the farm every- TOBACCO INSPECTION erage in the world? for plishments and personnel, creates try house and flock in condition for and lesson were given by Mrs. Har-, that can be produced. 13. How many red and how many thing unjustifiable bitternc.ss in political maximum winter production. old °Well. Dirrctor , A referendum will be held Sep- white stripes has the U. S. flag? Suggestions made by 'life on the part of many Ameri- Corn alone is the most expensive The laneedus Circle met at the' pro- 'Umber 18 to 20 to detarmine wheth- 14. What is the most costly Brehm and his co-workers for cans. ;hog feed-supple.ment with tankage er church at 7:30 o'clock , Mondaj ducing urgent needs, both fur home the auction tobacco markets at metal? To remove this situation will !or skimmilk and pasture for cheap night. Hostesses were Mrs. Pall; "a: Defense are: re- Franklin, Russellville, and Mayfield.; 15. What is the meaning of use and National quire a gains. Jarraa. Mrs. Ben Davis and Mrs. better acquaintance. with : Ky., and Westmoreland. Tenn., shall Pluribus Unum^" Produce., cure and can more Jack Allen. The open- 1. our neighbors, and and enlargement jbe designated • 4 meeting was What animal can see in all under the Tobacco To relieve 16. meat. of the number of these neighbors- ed vcith a song, "Wonderful Words the; same maxi- Inspection Act for free and rnan- Misery of four directiens all at 2. Feed poultry flock fur locally. COLDS of Life," followed with the Lord's nationally, and internation- datory inspection of One Sucker time? mum egg production. ally. LIQUID Prayer. The; secretary-trea.surer. what is the the are tobacco. the Agriculture hlarketing 17. In common law, 3. Produce more Mirk on This widening TABLETS Mrs. Gene Speight. made a report commit- feed- knouledge and ac- Service announced today. SALVE age of a child capable of farm by better care and ,quaintance after which the program was turned age will do much to help 1 Growers who patronize markets Nose Dropa ting a crime. ing. 'sedtle the labor problems, the racial on Cough Drops ed over to Mrs. Herman Dreweraa been the oldest Preki- fall garden. which the inspection service 18. Who has 4. Plant an adequirte proble ms. the religious Try "Rub-My-Tism"-a Wonderful The subject for the evening was States, and who collards. problems,!conducted are furnished a weekly dent of the United especially turnip greens, and the Liniment "Stewardship of Value." and Mrs. political problems which !market news report showing aver- the youngest? face Drewry was assisted on the onions. etc. Amarica today. To this age prices by pro- and fruits, and end, grades. With the 19. What have been called the 5. Can vegetables we should encourage gram by Mrs. Harold Thomas. who incicsutedecridngfocor uh-peneav:.. freedom of grade plainly indicated on each lat 'Seven Deadly Sins?" dried foods speech, a gave the Bible study, and Mrs ; ay.. instead of its limitations, so and a price report showing the 20 How did the superstition con- i nligs.sptaf ,drnud,!t7fsa,,,, s a „. that we may THAT OEPENIOS,OotIP(- Frank Wiggins. who read the de- ,u64t2t esrs,a.bevd(e7- know what is on the average for each grade on the provi cerning the number thirteen origi- mind of the ON HOw mAN•t 4LASSE a' votional. As the cotclusion of the people. We should sup- ous week's sale, growers are afford- nate? port the Or MILK '1'ou MINK FRoM meeting. delicious refreshments open forum where "men ed a reliable guide in accepting °I- Answers may shake FULTON PURE MILK were. served to twenty-one regular 7. Push the use of limestone and out their hearts." But njecting bids offered. This service t. , CO.Ids • I. The letter ''e." most of all. C members. ;hosphate as grants of aid. we should known men .is offered at no cost to the grow- 2. California, Oregon, an Rash and 8. Make adequate seedings ef fall uomen in a more personal way..ers. ington. so that Mrs. Ross Barker spent grains. hav mixtures. grazing and we may become. acquainted All graw.•rs who sold tobacco at Wednes- 3. 5.260. dmy in Poducafi. visiting her COVer crops. with their characters. their aspira- auction on the One Sucker markets hus- 4. Smith. Johnson, Brown, Wil- band who is a patient 9. Save garden seeds. This is most tions, their purpolles and their;last season are eligible to vote. Bal- in the I. C. liams and Jones. hospital. mportant novi: since imports of plans. lots v.111 be mailed to growers who 5. Be.cause Columbus thought he Mrs. Rob Fowlkes has returned seeds have been cut off by the It was the Great Teacher Himself patronized these markets last sea- had encircled the globe and dis- from Deming. N. M., war. Who once told an earnest inquirer.son in so far as their names and where she vis- covered India ited her sister. Mrs. Anna 10. Capitalize on the corn crop who sought to know the "goad ;addresses are known. Growers who Richard- 6. Lake Michigan. ann. for several weeks. by producing more hogs, poultry. way." that he must "love his neigh- do not receive a ballot by mail may 7. Heart brain, lungs, stomach, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. and dairy products that are needed bor as he loved himself." And when:obtain one from their county agent Boyd and son. ind kidneys. C. A. Jr, attended the in National Defense. the inquirer asked Him: "Who then I Official Government grades were j funeral of ; 8. Rhode Islard. their nephew, George Graves, held is my neighbor?" the Teacher told ,used as a basis for making Govern-I 9. 186.300 miles a second. or more in hlilburn last Thursday. THE CURE FOR INTOLERANCE him the classical story of the "Good ,ment loans on the 1940 crop of One! han seven times around the world. Jack Adams. who Samaritan." Sucker. and will be used as a bas:s spent the sum- . 10. $2.50o. mer in Minnesota and Michigan, By Dia Charles Stelzle for making loans on the 1941 crop II. The first two letters of has returned to his home here. the The rising tide of intolerance in To be rich. amuse people. to be,If two-thirds of tho growers voting FULTON PURE MILK CO Greek alphabet, alpha and beta. the United States is giving serious- aloof. know somethinc: to be fear- approve tobacco inspection, all to Phone 12. Tea. 813-J Mr. and Mrs. Russell Johnson minded Americans great concern. ed. be above reproach. becco sold on the One Sucker mar- 13. Seven red. six spent Sunday in Union City visiting white. The tragedy of it is that this spirit This would be a better world if kets will be graded at no cost to 14. Radium. costing the former's mother, Mrs. J. J. approximate- is being manifested among classes you could tell some people mean the gre.wer. ... ••••,,1 •• a $70.000 a gram. PRUNOL Johnson. of men and women who ought to by what they say. 15. "One out of many." Mrs. Edna Strange left Sunday! know better. ! Due care is a legal phrase but The fascinating side of newspaper 16. The. giraffe, on account of its Guaranteed Relief from afternoon far a few weeks' Intolerance in this country-in the lack of it causes death to many life is what appeals to those wha visit!prominent eyes. politics, in business. in industry, and Americans. know little. or nothing, about it. CONSTIPATION POPEYE, THE RECRUITING OFFICER, HAS FOOD FOR THOUGHT! You'll Like • Its Creamy "Prune-Whip" Taste, '; 53 V e-Saa-T- POPEYE.- p-NF-ARF OEE, THEN raaaTI HOSTESS.! l Too'. a'• E) iT MUST COST 1as.ENTa 'IA GETS UNIFoRt,i.5... -N TH' NAVY GLAD 'a:1TE Tat, ' BUT YOU aai...RE l'cur pay in tha is . N '70 1auta A fii-ss,04 FVEE 11.11,EN) 6 THE Peasa Navy gravy You isn't logo Pninol UN'r-Ci;CM atata'Steaa AN' 1-REE C 7 N - No (en, to PO, NO hood h.• No doctor's or rive you better, more ple,une ro. •5 GRAv;4! _WY ! ! lief or our druggist is TWAT! apota AN' NO s b. s. f.esn cro.,• o d other authorised I to rotund your money. DOCTOR Q ••••t ,tote (tee Annl C,S, ilOttt. when the No, 4.1aj\ Ns., Primo! is a scientifically homotif- e OR sat.; • yeo $111100 worth& unricornsi 1)EsSTr,-/- eniaed emulsion of miner•I Ae,d •ou weaea lawn o e,oar. the Nene is fortified with phenophthlein and .i.r c air 33 do Thom le33.Reecisiel tussles tasty prune juice. }..en fretful `.• ; _ earn ... beeline i.•.o• children take Prunol readily. of doEars *a Of “Of• Primal mises with waste m•tter in the intestines,. readering a soft The No33 ("us she :3roue of o Menne to mass, • verrno (nen causiRe a gentle. comfort- *you OM 17 ••• a•e•• ,oet a to ,,.r• able, effective iiimination. Promo! .f 714 U e,peeiaro rAtommcullcs1 for ..„(n the Navy EffilOf ot see, ,••••nly children. expectant mothent and ,e,roo of

FIJLTON COUNTY NEWEI. IPULTON. 11ZNTUCKY 31,11irsi. I +it 1 11111/11 N w mi, i , e, [,I le, 1,, s to tieiman mg Worship 10 50 a ni , Church service. Sub- more satisfy Navy educational DIES ROI 11 00 m , Morn imtegy against Russians. 7 30 p Evening tt orthip. wet, "The A/111111'1W ilt.{11111011. " ', tandards. .;.1. N. can, Is. sem Soviets left mit of new leame.lerid Hartman, Papaw 7 30 p ni , Evening service. "Futile I "Naturally. u high school educe- Newark.—Ei Rev CHURCHES Rev. Loyal O. ript credit li,ligien " ' tam is helpful in the Navy, just as ed • touchdown ittmd the rilccrtt of measure: may Memo/ football game but -- it is in civilian life," points out J. playmates in a guests I MOWN OF CHRIST 111APTIMT CHURCH REV. WILLIAM WOODBURN, I MIST High lie neve'. heal,' them. When he 10:00 a.m.--Sunday School, Hob 43 a Sunday Sellout, E. E. PrIncIPal of Fulton son Sat 'failed to INC, doetors found that Harris, superintendent. Mount. super:de:wind. SEVENTH-DAT ADVENTISP114"'S°chloA4:1•A..is. /I , was dead from Al heart attack. a.m.—Morning Worship. 10.50 CHURCH lie 10 50 Clifton lian, iiiere AN' certain advantages for !handl 6.15 p In. B. T. U., every Satutday. I See the Bemitiftil 11:30 p.m.—Evening Worship. Service held Bed M. HOUSER, Pastor lett, director. Sabbath School f1.30 a.m. Roy 'Tay- mel".":1 g,l.'"1""te ,1 1". RLD. C. L .s.ivs.." NI. I.. WI, T4)4)14, t)11.. lirlt NEW CORONA.; •n. 7.45 p.m.. Evening service. lor, Superintendent. kiikeroiiiol to call iiisci Chit-ago A pi, lit Wednesday evening, 7 p ni . Missionary 0.,,gt.a„,. Models 10:43 a go 1 (wird ..11. a Maw - iiperzifine. Mr • FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Teachers' and Officers meeting. tti •""n"."""d 1'1 Po',",'"1 Eli Layton, Assistant Elder bridge arid mTested anyiselloNS --Church School, Dr. J. Wednesday evening, 7:45 p nt Morning Worship 11.00 '""I e%"'""te• "II e" "1"' 0:43 a.ni. charge. !no h., in Oil. FREr., 6:1 11.06 W superintendent Midweek :irayer sei vices Young People's Missionary •'`'' "' r"r.:11411 "'"Y L Jones, 2:30 • 111111pcif "lit mid rati. afts.rntai REV. E. A. All'THEY. Pastor Volunteer Society, Mrs. Lively —"I l"" 1"* ,'r ,€. De Finally. one ern, ,•r Mrs 1 Morris, Leader. but.,,,o See us for Cash Regis- 8,00 p.m, ei lilts a ki,,,wh•dgo oi aiaitoe ;,,,, , • ; and Fri SIRSCRIRE IPOR— CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN Wednesday Evening with toi handling tools might he tme .4dding Marhines, Davis Commecelai Appeal CHURCH Prayer h1eeting. ters, Coutiqr-Jourord Mr Louisville 0.43 atn.—Sunday School, Ford Come to the friendly church Slid ''r Midst' e Timee Men with college educations and ll'allpaper :Saturda) Post Dispatch I.ansden, superintendent. receive a fellowship welconie. St. totds qualify for midshipman's tra,,. Mr 40111 St...Louta Globe Democrat 11.00 a m.—Morning Service. J. Wesley Richartimin, Elder. Radio CHleago Herald-Examiner 7:90 p.m —Evening Service. ',ousel. in the Naval Reserve CltV Mrs. N, Chleago Americas REV. E. R. LADD. Pastor CHRISTIAN SCIENCE .11 I 1•1 their schooling period Trfhoue Service Charlie Chicago 11:00 • m.—MornIng service. ‘‘iii report for active duty Wallpaper were in Just Phone 753 CHRISTIAN CHURCH Wednesday Evening 7.30 p.m.-- rici" with th" riding of cosign FIEST Mr. t. Sunday School, Chas Mid-week services. 'The Navy has four excel'. LOWEST PRICES DW A R DS 9:45 a.m.- Mr, Rot JACK superintendent. trade schools to which new --..0111110•••• Gregory, and ut... ST. EDWARD CATHOLIC in either the regular 1\. and Mi. CHURCH or the Naval Reserve may be • auutiataavAurAwava wax by walwan BEST QUALITY Mr 9.00 m Mass, on first, third after a training period, movie and fifth Sundays. they pass entrance examinat 5c with high grades. GUARANTEED A Few Questions For You 7:00 a tIl 111i1:4 c,n second and sufficiently fourth Sundays. these schools they will be We test Tubes FREE wrong with your eyes, FATHER CARRICO, Pastor In any I/Ile of nearly lift' RCA Victor 1 Is there anything bade,' or vocations to wile, ,Lnd sell Fulton Wallpaper If you have suffered de- and will t. Tubes for all radios. ullon ears, nose or throat? CHRISTIAN SCIENCE 'aptitude suits them 30:1 fects of vision or hearing, have lost voice entire- free schooling valued at hund• Lk tin&! D.. ly, don't give up hope, but investigate Chiro- In all Christian Science ehtirctie,. ..f dollars in addition to & Office Supply INV Mf/I , BENNETT practic. branches of The 510ther Church. 'illar Navy pay. Such The First Church of Christ, Scient- is valuable for advancement in ELECTRIC 2, Have you so-called Rheumatism, Pleurisy, 1st, Boston, Mass., a Lesson-Ser; Navy and in later life," ti,• Co. mon w:11 be read on Sunday. Sep- eluded. "FULTON'S ONIA' COM- Catarrh, Asthma, Bronchitis, Tonsilitis, Goiter, SERVICE" timber 14. 1941, en the subject PLETE RAM° SALES — SERVICE — RENT 5 Epilepsy, Dyspepsia, Constipation, St Paralysis, "Substance." January public payrolls I istei' flume 201 452 Lake and l'iles, Insanity, Appendicitis or a Constant The Golden Text will be "Tli, 333.000 over the country Hevdache? Chiropractic Will adjust the things which are seen are tempo' We C cause and permit nature to bring about a cure. al; but the things which are rt. t At-el( seen are etei.tial." (11 Corinthiati, 3. Have you stomach, lung, heart, liver, 4:18.1 Bible selections will include kidney, bowel or bladder trouble? the following passage from Genesis "And the earth brought forth gras... 4. Have you Sciatica, Gallstones or Dia- and herb vielding seed after le. lnsur betes? The results are wonderful. Try Chiro- kind, and the tree yielding fruit. Own practic. whose seed was in itself, after 11:. morn kind: and God saw that it %vie, 5 Perhaps you have stiffness in the joints good." (Genesis 1.12 arms or legs. This system is most effec- A passage from the Christian KY. 1 in the and tive. Science textbook. "Science Health with Key to the Scriptures" vio H. 6. Our methods not only stimulate, but elim- by Mary Baker Eddy, will also cause, thus permitting nature to per- included. which reads as follows. ' inate the only intelligence or substance work. Health is the greatest blessing "The form her of a thought. a seed. or a flower ROI( we can have. God. the creator of it." 508 No Drugs or Surgery Used Ott VITAMI Natural Methods Only AUSTIN SPRINeS NEWS '!VIg>gt!I • Mrs. Grover True was reported right sick for few clays Born to Mr. and Mrs. Elisha Mod Dr. A. C. Wade Rhodes a fine young daughter. /'14Altr.:•; Mother and baby are doing fine. . CHIROPRACTOR 31r. and Mrs. Mack Bynum and children. Alwayne and Doug. and MIF., .1, re Ford left for their home Upstairs Over Fry Shoe Store Fulton. Ky. 74 in Akroi. the past week. They -COLA BOTTLING COMPANY in tbe PEPSI ,„/Mr15M1T1,4sEenty=t7nrirjri-r=imr,./.1=tet Rpent most of their vacation •••-• of Mrs Bynum's parents. Mr. Fulton, Ey. Nick Vincent. ' Leonard (levers purchased the ham Roberts farni a few cliiys

FINEST SELECTION '•,iss Nora NTae Lint/ ',V;1 t!IC S.tr , iel,,,,,1 OF NI tlE IMPRINTED • anti ;i1, f: Stanclards You Can Tie To t week. On next Sunday Rev. 'Dallas Hemphill will deliver a sermon in Christmas at 11 o'clock. The Salem. church public is cordially invited. It was reported last week that James Austin had entered Martin High He is a student in Fairness- In these days of stress and strain and uncertainty as to services' ville school. Cards and prices, it is comfortable to do business with the railroads. You can phis. Minor Beggs was in this CCM- certain of EVER SHOWN IN FULTON munity visiting relatives and friends IN A DVA NC E what you are going to spend, and you can be Personalized Christmas Cards with your name last Sunday. having the service furnished ut the expected price. included; 50 cards, assort- Such dependability, lightly regarded though it may he in times imprinted, envelopes NAVY DOES NOT DEMAND and plenty, is a pearl beyond estimate, when emergencies arise and ed designs, for only V.00 MOH SCHOOL EDUCATION of peace the skies darken and die winds begin to blow.'That is true because supply We are also featuring the WONDER BOX, Since Secretary Knox announced and demand have little effect on prices of railway tr‘ansportation. America's Most Beautiful Christmas Card As- the enlistment drive for Uncle I:ncle Sam himself has been among the first to find that out. The Wonder Box is the leading Sam's new Two-Ocean Navy sev- 4)rtment. the flristmas Card Box Assortments for 1911. eral weeks ago, many young men lie is coming to lean niore and more heavily upon die strength of of these 21 delightfully modern Christmas have asked if they v..ere eligible to railroads. Despite dint, there has been no increase in all-rail rates on any Each enlist without a high school educa- even remotely related to the notional (_1'.1•11til!f program. folders is an EXCLUSIVE ARTISTIC ACH- tion commodity IEVEMENT. This gorgeous assortment cannot L. T. Bugg. local American Legion On the contrary,there have been notable reductions. In taking oe purchased elsewhere at any price ... the de- Commander. answers this important over the movement of commodities ordinarily handled by water, the rail- question for the young men of this -igns were chosen from hundreds, assuring un- roads have in many cases reduced rates below the normal all-rail basis. Box assortment vicinity. ,xcelled quality. The Wonder do net have to Crude petroleum is one timely rase in point. M( cover of "Navy enlistees comes packed in a Smart Gift Box, the be high school graduates.' said Nothing short of an unbearable increase in expenses is likely- which is breathtaking in its beauty. Complete Commander Bug. "Any ambitious to cause the railroads to seek any general increase in their rates. folders, only $1.25 and patriotic young fellow who with name imprinted on to we pledge wants to serve his country has that We of the Illinois Central pledge Uncle Sam,as opportunity now by joining the to each of his sons (nnd your sons and our sons) in the training camps: V United States Navy or Naval Re- "WEIL NEVER LET YOU DO‘VN!" serve. Of course, he must be of new average intelligence, good char- exten Fulton County acter and be able to pass certain physical and mental examinations. NOW. more than ever before, the Navy needs men of that type. [Xi "All applicants. whether or not • l'81,1tYlt News they have high school diplomas. are given an eiementary examination tee.0.11•0 PHONE 170 containing :Mout 100 questions." ex- plained Commander Bugg. "Those reedeing grade of 51 per cent or signer. -

FULTON COUNTY NEWS, FULTON, ICENTUGRY To- -,+- 1. -• I larniony community visited Mr of St. 1, ...pent the e..eek ROPER (OMMUNICY aal Mrs day night given by Martha W111141, ot John Jane)) Sunday. issued by th.• chairman. M D fauna So) far iA1111 1114 gi.111.11110011T, Mr4 40t1 41 111.. 11./111.• Of its town people WS Mrs. Addle Itradsliaw of MI IVO MrI4 i ttoiyire Wmchester. Backyards Pa 11,1Iie Pruett mei Mt 7 J 'eoncerned, they can be of assistance" ducali and C fitICI111,1 141111 Ro.v Albert Shemwell and Mrs. Mrs T11111 DOU11114/1 and Menvei. vatant lots in towns and cities in increasing the food Mra Fred Bondurant spent 'supply only Siternwell Id Benton, Ky , were daughter, Mrs Spright, of Moin•!are to tie used, and farmers ale by grinning Mr. and Mem Raymond Adams and day with het parents, gardens for their owes Waits of Mr und Mrs W. Fulton visited MI s M111.1 MI and Mrs (aged to have bigger and better UM.. 11 liarti• baby spent Sunday with t‘lr. and Gum Doitolio 'Fins they are urged to do mat Saturday. SUI11.111), 011.111mM ,igardens ion MI'4 A Simpson and M14 r year and vv‘.ry year Mereafter family. j C Cole of Pomona, Calif , that MnS. Sulhe Dyer anent Etiology The garden program is launehed the emergency exists Mrs. Clarence Williams Mr. and J 11 Inman spent lima been venting Mrs Mr Royal" and Mrs with Mrs Albeit Jones. Ruby Wright Mauldin in advance Sunday afternoon with Mrs DUIbl1. Mt of tht- 1943!Said. itUrrell W1111111114 411111 111111. 41/11 VIS• Mr. and and Mrs Richard Mobley via Mis Chester Leip and 11011111.111111t UM] Clarice planting season so that family heads Bed Nits Frank Ilem y Thui silay aril Mr and Mrs Byrom McAlister baby of Beelerton 'merit SundaY will have time to) plan and to) pre• arkrrouion uf last week Mrs. J. C Meneea apent Monday and family Sunday ; Proatident 'with Ins father, Drew Lelp aft.itioin 'pare Katona) mots, vetoes bill to treas. with Mra Lonnie Holly. Mi and to secure the use Mrx. Ellie Henry of M14 0.411 p Rawla end ,o)f 'government's cotton, wHeat. Mt and Mrs. Charlie Sloan and Dumas, Ark . Scott DeMyer, Boren Hopper and 41/11. vacant lots and to turn, fertilise i visited her William, of Mayfield spent i Von, bluff les A Cayee visited sister-inlaw, Mro. Ray John (Indian' left and *OW cover crops. Eccles warns of credit Thursday to lent- Sunday V.*:111 MIS Ruby Wright eurbs, urg- Kr% W Pruett !Adanet. Sunday and is visiting tier Once people and soon Sunday cr training for a year in the urtny. Mr and Mt% Milton again food may be the de- Mg to get out of debt. ;mother, Mrs. Williams, ut Browder, aftrrnuoti. Oakton, They were sent to) Ft. Minnie; for Ameba cirting factor in war. tho• state de• Red Cross plans buildings Ky., thls week. and Lura Hughes Of May- at Amy Mrs Laura Ballow anent a %Mort while and will la• trans- board chairmen pointed out too o o,•,t al 2an arm Friday I Joe field attended church hero. Sunday and Allet, Harrison spent TI11•11- hi any event. he feels that good Friday night with Mrs. Paul ferred later and %ere Mt. tool u 1(lay night of lust week with MI4 supply Harvey Wo• are very promo' to) know that Gus Brooysder. of garden products--4.Vell Bondurant, Jr. wink oversupply—may be better tiorr Mr and Mrs. Charles Powell spent has started toward putting in The Fourth Quouto•rly Rev. and Mrs. Shentwell of Bent- Coorifonomo risking Guaranteed Radio • Saturday night and a cafeteria in the school We feel will a shortage of food. Flall Sunday with Ky.. spent Saturday night vvith convene at Water Valley Repair Service Mr and Mrs. this 14 1.111. of the nicest things we ON gardens LIM prixitice ut lo o E. C. Moseley at Union 1Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ballow. Chutch tin Saturday, September 13 City. ran have in the school mei hope it part of their needs, and thereby ie Mr and Mrs. Til Harrison .,f l•als soon lease canned products for shipment Mrs. W. W. Pruett and son, Mrs ! BETTER Jordan visited Mr. and Mrs W 11 CAKIBENs FHB abroad, he pointed out. HERSCHEL BARD Charlie S1.11111111,1 Mrs It. A. Fields Burns and baby of NEXT Harrison Monday afternoon YEAK 111' Large qUi11.111IIIII Of ItADIOTHICIAN 'nem an Fulton Saturday afternoon. St. lame.. 1,1o, me visiting and f001.1 now ar• STATE DEFENsE !MARIS going to England and WIII continuo Mrs W N Brasfield, Mr. and; A revival meeting is in progress Mrs S Burni. ----- to) go an Ionia us the Mr,. 'Cobol Wambold :Ind at the Baptist churcli MoSCOW wai hails anol WESTERN AUTO children Gardening on an enlarged stale even and this week. after that time, it is pointed Chailes A. Sloan visited Mr.' in town and country Associate Store alike next year, out in the statennalt of the def. ; anti him W. 11. Hai rison 1/4 ,tiggested DUKEDOM by the Kentucky Agri- board. With the 1.)(CCp1.11111 Of 1., Lake 1%1r -nod Mrs. Clyde Corum of NEWS cultural St. Phone 142 Defense Board, in a state.'tables. must of this food comes frurr CAYCE NEWS I111-. and Mrs. W. E Blankenship EYES SEE— 1-1•11111 of her .on oni.i.At4. • Mr and Me. Artie Pa.inielle motile'. Mrs. Lilly Miller, returned Glasses Fitted New City N vrating hi their linnie Akruti Saturday Fulton Office Every Thursday at NI! I.: A. Mayfield and :111'N They were accompanied hy :1113 State Line, Opposite OK li• Ittookeroslion'. Nils,: I Litundry. Best to Conte Thurs- DISCHARGING A Stip/W(17On Of Fort Knox, day mornings. Scientific Service Guaranteed Ky., spent the week end with Mr Mrs. C. R. Ross is nitwit improved nil Mrs W Stephenson. after a long illness. ! viited Mr and Mr. and Mrs. Clement Hicks of 'Ars Gordon N1(4'1.11;11" in Memphis, Newark, N. J.. ere spending their RESPONSIBILITY , last week SAVE MONEY vacation with their parents. Mr and Mr. O. Parrish and JOI. Par- Mrs. Jack Hicks of near Dukedom and Build Farm Bureau rish visited Mrs I.: O. Parrish', Sat- and Mrs. Sam Dochridge of Lathan'. We urday night and Sunday. Mrs. A Statetnent of Employee Policy by the oppose Automobile Mrs. Jack Neuton is quite ill Central Western Division Parrish is in a hospital at Accidents in St. Louis. her home near — But They Mo. Dukedom) Lester Johnson of Evansville, Ind., of tk Great A Do Happen . Miss Incr. Harpole is visiting Mr. & Pacific Tea Co. visited Mr. and Mrs. Riley Protect Yourself and Mrs. Guy Bushart Johnson. this week. Against Loss Mrs. Dougles Meneem and chil- Mr. and Mrs. Jim Smoot left Sat- dren of Columbus. Ky., are visiting insure Today In Your urday for Akron to visit their Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Stephenson. son, Own Company — Abb Smoot. To- Mrs. Archie Stallins and Helen The privilege Mary Nell Conner of the Chest- of leadership in any businerse by reducing the work week morrow May Be Too IStallins of St. Louis. Mo., visited industry nut Glade eommunity spent carries with it heavy respon- from 72 hours to 65. Late. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Mess last week the sibilities and obligation.s. week end with Martha House. Honest din- i.r.d. charge of these duties, we feel, Regardless of the highly-competi- KY. FARM Miss Fannie Dee Stephenson of in BUREAU Rev. and Mrs. J. E Hopper and imperative. to the maintenance of an tive nature of the food busintsne, Atil` Paris, Tenn., was a guest of MUTUAL INS. CO. ;James and Mrs. Ora Oliver spent Mrs. orderly, going business---a businelet in has always felt work hours of retail Claud Nelson this week. H. ,Sunday1 with Mr and Mrs. J. G. She will which management food store employee:4 were too long. It J. FRENCH leave shortly for shares witit its Wade. Radford. Va., (Inn/10)/4.4.S and customers :savings ef- has constantly aought ways and Agent where she will resume her Earl Pruett and Miss Alma Clay position fected through efficient operation. meaneg of reducing them no that A&P teaehing at the State Teachers Col- Such a buminess is ours. employees could enjoy more leisure lege. and, to a greater degree. the warmth Mrs. Dolly Godwin who has spent The necessity of taking stock 117 and comforts of home life with their recognized in all the summer here with her daugh- business by employee families. —EAT AT— ter, Mrs. and manrgement alike. In the A&P J. B. Cavender. returned Our recent decision to further to her home 4.9ranization. however, there is con- in Detroit Saturday. siderably reduce employee working hours once Bob Rooks more to this routine "must" of Jackson and W. E. than counting the number again has paced the industry in rais- Wearen of of cans of Murray wert• business foodstuffs on the shelves ing the living atandards of retail LOWE'S CAFE visitors of our in tovvn Wednesday. stores; the tea, coffee and butter clerks. But the management is confi- Mr. and Mrs. Kindred Winston of poundage. Stock-taking with us means dent the continued efficient support .Hodernistic and Comfortable Water Valley are spending the wet•k consideration of all the interests of its employees will prove, as it has of in end with his parents, 'Mr. and Mrs. our customers, suppliers and our em- the past, that better working con- dit'ons, fewer hours . Good Food Served Right 11. A. Winston. ployees. at the store and Raymond McNatt attended more at home, and higher wages will the Officers and American Legion State directors of AM' in no way endanger the savings we OPEN DAY & NIGHT Convention are confronted by al Nashville last this tremendous have always made available to our week. also) the responsibility every day. Careers. customers. Tennessee Walking Horse Show itt human personalities and scores of other "intangibles" are in the bal- Wage increases and added com- Duncan Simmons arrived Satut ance. Shelves are easily re-stocked; pensation during the last year,coupled day night from Orlando, Fla., t• not so these other factors. with a rece It shortening of working -.mild this week with relatives how s, have given A&P employme the and After friends here and in a series of "stock-takings." best average wages and the shortest HORNBEAK FUNERAL HOME Fulton. with George Simpson pardonable pride we announce general working boars in the industry was business that, effective visitor in Dukedom this week, all of the —dramatic evidence that through effi- Tuesday. some 4,500 full-time store cient Third and Carr St. NTr. and clerks in operation it is possible to achieve Mrs. Phil Parker spent this area will share with fellow Saturday em- both low prices to consumers and night and Sunday with ployees from coast to coa.st what good her we working conditions for em- parents, NIr. and Mrs. William believe is the first 5-DAY, 48-HOUR ployees. Wages Pierce. of full-time clerks in WEEK in the history of the retail the Central Western Division AMBULANCE Klyce alone Parker. Orvel Brundige. food industry, labor contracts and have risen approximately 65 per cent and Baron Dixon wont fishing on other local variables permitting. since 1934. at which time they exceeded the Obion River below Troy anti appreciably To our employees in this decision the average for retail PHONE 1 caught a catfish weighing 24 lb. and food store employees whose untiring efforts and efficiency in all sections a number of nice small of the conntr.. ones. have made possible the position we 11Wler „inidimmir I I Carl Rawls, salesman for L. S enjoy in the food industry. and to During the last decade, Atf:1) has 'Dubois Paducah was in town this hundreds of thousands of satisfied effected a considerable reduction in week. customers whose cooperation we working hours. inaugurated ! Dukedom vaca- friends vvish to take respectively seek in making our new tions with pay. provided free and ad- t.his opportunity to congratulate. vvork schedule a success. we take this ditional group insurance. sick benefits, !Mr. and Mrs. Basil Watkins on the opportunity to reaffirm a few of the half-clays off. hospitalization and com- See Us FERTILIZER birth of their cardinal principles upon which For daughter. Doloi. A&P pensation to employees joining the !Ann, at the Haws Clinic Sund:Q, was founded 82 years ago by the late nation's armed forces as well as many We carry that good Homestead Fertilizer, 'night. George Huntington Hartford. father and frequent increases in the vvage of its present owners. and will be pleased to figure with you on your Mr. and Mrs. Browniow Brundire day sca le. are leaving Saturday for Detroit The new %tort: :schedule is in line The A&I' management has always needs. for a visit with friends and 1121.'- %ith a long-standing policy of A&P been keenly conscious of its respon- 1.0;1PS. . to give its employees the shortest sibility to its employees. many of working hours and the highest wages whom have devoted their working CITY COAL COMPANY in the industry. It provides that lives to its interests. PALESTINE NEWS wages of all employees will he the TELEPHONE 51—FULTON, KY. same as for the 52-hour week which The company will continue to main- has been in effect for several months. tain the same interest in its employees' Leslie Nugent left Sunday morn- welfare it has always shown. Addi- ing for Murphy, N. C.. after spend- It was in the cracker-barrel period tional improve. ,N;;as in working con- fk- lea A ' ing the week end at home. a quarter-century ago that A&P ditions and benefits will continue as boldly defied tradition Mr and Mrs. Lon Brown and and broke with rapidly as increased efficiency • • the dawn-to-dusk hours of 'Mrs William McClanahan and Joan the grocery operation make them possible. MODERNIZE ... i spent the week end in St. Louis. iting relatives. Ruth Browder spent Thursday ... RE-PAPER I night with Sara May Evans in Ful- ton and attended the ball game. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Stores Will Be Open Six We carry a wide assortment of patterns Pewitt, Edna Days A Week As Usual in Earle Wallace and son, Jimmie. and new WALL PAPERS. Come in and see our Mrs. Leslie Nugent visited Mrs. But No Employee Will Work More Than Five extensive displays before you buy. Della Browder in Clinton Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Gus Donolie %%ere guests of Mr. and NTrs. Gus Brov.d- er Sunday afternoon. A&P FOOD Exchange Furniture Co. Mrs. Lula Bard returned home STORES Sunday after a week's visit with MI. CENTRAL WESTERN DIVISION Fulton. kw. and Mrs. Roy Bard and family. Ruth Browder and Harold and Mac Pewitt attended a party Fri- FULTON COUNTY NEWS, FULTON, KENTUCKY flpqmnia. LOIM.E. MOON CIRCLE MuCain and Min Lucille Morgan, GINE The Lulli.,. MO011 Circle of the all of Union City. First Rapitst Church held its regu- lar meeting Monday night lit the JUST home of Mrs James Holt on Eddings PA'RSONALS street. with Miss Aline& Drown, SATURDAY SPECIALS! assistant hostess. • • Mts J Maim of Chicago Wall Mrs. Charles Walker, chairman, A social vilifier ill Fulton Tuesday JOU ATTEND li()BERTS , church In Union City v.ith th • Rev. conducted the business session dui:- Mrs. Wilburn Holloway and Mrs. Wine Cantu', $1.00 size .79c REUNION SUNDAY 'C. E. Autrey afficiattng M . and mg which time Mr* Jemes R C. Omar !spent Monday in Mem- The attnual reuniun or the Rob- Mrs. A E. Branch were the se ly at• Muck Draught 19c nia sees elected second vice presi• phis. erts faintly waa held Sunday at the tendants. dent of the group. Mus Mignon home of Mr. arid Mos. lirrnitin Rob- group of reletivers and Miss Ruby Counce of Culvert Quinn's Nervine, 50c size 39c A entail Wright presented a yery interest- erta, near Union City. A barbecue frainds were present. City, Ky . spending this week VOI ll"11E Close ing progrent on "Cooperation" Gold Medal Chill Tonic 39c and 79c dinner woe served at the noon huur. extended wedding trip, with her slater, Mrs. Thomas Allen, After an At the conclusion of the meeting .4..rs :ea.:A.-Ali...I feature of the re- ...pie will iii.ke home in and Mr. Allen on Pearl street the a social hour was held and the Nash 'Conic 39c and 79c Pills 19c union was the presence of all ten Chicago, a here Mr Meyers is ems Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lawrence, hostesses served candy and cold YMBC children of the late J. J. Roberts. Mrs Calla Latta and Mrs. C. A Syrup 194. and 33c *Ye& drinks to ten members and two Green Mountain Cough Among those present were the Wright left Thursday on ti trip to visitors. Miss Mary Neil Hawkins following from Fultnn: Mr and !Washington, D. C., and Baltimore, Squibbs or Nyseptol Tooth Paste, for Price of 1 MRS. STRANGE HOSTESS and Mrs. J. B. Manley. Mrs. Jim Beb Roberts, Mr. and Mre Howard Strange was hostess I Md. Large New Stock of High Grade Hot Water The Mrs Pete Roberts und daughters. to her weekly bridge club lied Mrs. Chris Damian° and eon, l'ot Martha Jane. Mary Frances, Ilar• Thursday night at her home on!JAMES FAMILY 'Chris, Jr., have returned from a Bottles or Syringes _69c held its Duro Ann and Carolyn. Mr and 'Tuesday Taylor street. Three tables of play- HAS REUNION trip to Hot Springs. Ark. Colored Glasses I/I Price Mrs. A. L Shuck and grandson, ers were present, including tine new A reunion of the James flintily Mr. and Mrs. Harry Green of 1st Churce Johnnie Shurpe, and Mrs Joe Hall member, Misx Sarah Pickle, end was held Sunday at Edgewater Milburn, Ky., and Mrs. Martin Stev- Corn Plasters or End of Corn Salve, 25e size 9c church WI and daughter. Peggye two visitors, Mrs. Harry Brady and Beach on Relfoot Lake Those pres• ens and son, Jimmie, of Mrosha. A kilo Mrs. Ernest Cardwell. ent were: Mrs D. W. James of . were dinner guests of Mr. and! Wtlson, E. W. James Mrs C. A. Floyd, Fairview Avenue, Many! Many!Other Specials City high CLUB WMI MR. At the conclusion of the games Hickman, Mr. and Mrs. and Nancy, of Monday. principel AND MRS. WIGGINS Mrs. Jesa Haynes held high score for and children, Billie Mrs. John II Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Beck of New mg the ed fdr and Mrs. Frank Wigginis were the members and her prize was Hickman. Mr rind Jean. of York are visiting relatives in held berm hoxt and hostess to their semi- costume jewelry. Mrs. Brady, vis- King and daughter. Peggy City and Mrs. Fulton. foothell monthly bridge club Wednesday on itors' high, received a pair of vases. Ft Bragg, N. C . Mr Helen Arch Gore has returned Drug tember 26. Mrs. Mrs Owl Hickman, Store of Gordon's Maple Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Rob- Mrs. Strange served a party plate. Joe Rogers night of Ft N. C., Mr. from Northweet Minnesota, where sale down ert Burrow were visitors among the:The club will meet on Friday Eckhaute Bragg, on Lon and son of Hick- she spent the summer on Lake speri.,1 three tables of players. of this week with Mrs. Hal Kiser and Mrs King McCain. James Minnetonka. high : hos Mrs. Gene Speight and Monroe Pearl street. man, Mrs. Cordla getting on Luther were high scorers among! from sale the ladies and gentlemen, respec-1 tick( ts wi tively. Nice prizes were awarded at the gate to the winners. F. A II Mrs. Wiggins served sandwiches, Tenor t ice cream and cake. Mr. and Mrs. a and the j will entertain ining James Werren re you considering Exrresoi club next at their home on Fourth tended t. reet. faitt.Iiilly ticki t take MRS. CLANTON and also I MEACHAM HOSTESS 4 sisted th.. entertain- s Mrs. Clanton Meacham appreca Tuesday ed her contract bridge club non-memte home on West afternoon at her It was . hostess to seven State Line. being buy t.evers Mrs. Guy members and one visitor, MILITARY SERVICE ? eunion wa Gingles. ferred unti Holding high score for We after- A discus noon v.as Mrs. Abe Jolley and she cerning th. received a lovely prize. My not choose the NAVAL RESERVE! it was alp Light refreshments were served. other civic The club will meet in two weeks their :share with Mrs Martin Nall on Third grounds. street A Imam ANNTE ARMSTRONG CIRCLE Bertes Pig! The Annie Armstrong Circle of AN IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT 'the Baptist W. M. U. held its Week of Prayer program Monday night in Court I the home of Mrs. John Reeks on by the Secretary of the Navy Oak street, v:hen d delicious pot- , luck supper v.-as enjoy-ed. The Ser Mrs. Clifford Hall, president, call-1 "All men now enlisting in the Naval Reserve will be retained on court in Ft ed the meeting to order at 6:30 in Hickm. o'clock and the regular business active Navy duty throughout the period of the national emergency, September session was held. Sixteen members moved her and two visitors were present. Vis- will be released to inactive duty as soon after the emer- week and itors were Mrs. E. A. Autrey and but they September Mrs. Earl Taylor. be spared, regardless of the length of last week. Mrs. Otis Bizzle conducted the, gency as their services can the followi devotional. Mrs. Hall then ap- Grand J pointed a committee to elect officers time remaining in their enlistment." Frank Br for the coming year, composed of Charlie Fir Miss Myra Scearce, chairman, Mrs., Burns, Sar John Allred and Miss Sara Linton.! Charles Gr Following the business session . ence Weat was served the meet- ! E. Smith. 'the supper and SECRETARY OF THE NAVY mg was turned over to Mrs. Clifton Boone, C Hamlett who vslis in charge of the / Graham, Week of Prayer program. The sub- Veatc h, T. ject for the program was "Winning A. E. Cris% Kentucky for Christ." Mrs. Taylor! r. aecessary), you car_ join as a petty offic9r In any case, it is your chance of a lifetime Owen Lacy HERE IS THE OPPORTUNITY Petit it gave the devotional on "Prayer"! right away— with higher pay and allowances. to lead a healthy, exciting life ...your chance and the entire group sang "Sweet ! Alerander. THAT THOUSANDS OF MEN Also, if you have two or more years ofcollege to travel... and at the same time build a solid Hour of Prayer." Mrs. Autrey was! Melben are special opportuniticn to be- foundation for your future. There is nothing then presented in a beautiful vocal! HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR credits, there Neely, Eat Navy Training for a suc- solo, "Don't Forget to Pray." come Naval aviator or a commissioned officer. better tfi,n modern son, Chart Mrs. Hamlett led the closing Here is your opportunity to have all the ad- cessful career in civil life. John A. B. pray cr. vantages and privileges of Navy life but with F. H. Rid, LOOK WHAT THE U. S. Johnson, P a shorter enlistment. Get this FREE booklet rett, Ira I WOMEN'S CLUB WILL Many men do not realize—but it is a fact — NAVAL RESERVE OFFERS YOU 1HOLD Mail coupon for your free copy H. L. Har BOARD MEETING and your chances TRAINING worth $ I 500 Nearly trades that your pay, your training, FREE of "Life in the U. S. Navy." Mitchell ' The _Kentucky Federation of We-, and vocations to choose from. for advancement in the Naval Reserve are 24 pages,fully illustrated. It an- Champion, Ynen's Clubs vtill hold its regular GOOD PAY with regular increaaes. You nuty exactly the same as in the Navy itself. 'mere all your qutetions. Tells Fall, Jr., fall meeting of the Board of Direct- ...MT up bi $126 a month. what your pay will be... pro- ors at the Brown Hotel in Louis- Getter, Jr.. $1500 EACH YEAR you are entitled to a generous motions and vacatitirsi you can ville on Wednesday. September 24.1 FREE TRAINING WORTH vacation twriod, with full pay. expect ...how you can retire on how you SPENCE I -The sixth annual Stewart's Day! Take your own case. Let's assume that you GOOD FOOD and plenty of it. a life income. Demerits. can lenrn any one of 45 big-pay will be September 25. when the training. In that case here have had no special FREE CLOTHING. A complete outfit of cloth- track.from aviation t.• radio... Kentucky Federation of Women's' hi n you first enlist. (Over $100 worth.) is your opportunity to learn one of the Navy's ing w how you may beel.me an officer. Clubs will take over for the day the CARE, including regular den- The Obi' 45 big-pay trades, from aviatien engineering FREE MEDICAL 27 scenes from Navy life showing sporta and games you in turned an Stewart's Dry Goods Company- receive training worth tal at tent ion. may play, ships you may be Resigned to, exciting ports 'Louisville for the benefit of the' to radio. You may visit. Tells enlistment and give murd get FINEST SPORTS and entertairunent any man you rimy requirements where !'''Kentucky Club Woman," official $1500 the first year alone. In addition you could ask for. to apply. If you are between 17 and 31 (no high 'school of South b..ik state rnagazine. all the advantages listed in the second coltunn TRAVEL, ADVENTURE, THRILLS —You can't required!, get this free now. No obligation. Ask noon ln tt Navy editor of this paper for a Or many beat the Navy for them! the copy. telephone City. Sp Plans have been made for of this announcement. mail him coupon. l'ou him. Or the (-an paste it on a shooting J: interesting features such as a table BECOME AN OFFICER. Many can work for penny postal card. a style arti- an appointment to the Naval Academy or Fulton, on setting contest, show, PAY OPPORTUNITIES HIGHER the Anruipolis of the Air at Pensacola. week. ficial flower arrangement contest ! WEAR THIS BADGE OF HONOR! If nfter have had special training or and a menu contest. The last , But perhaps you FUTURE SUCCESS. It); easy for Navy traine.1 reading the free booklet you decide to Spence the Naval Reserve men to get good-paying jut. in civil life. jail named is open to all women ef the know a trade. In that case apply for a place in the Nil, y, you will county receive this smart lapel-emblem. furnished etate, v.hether a member of tho offers you the opportunity to use your knowl- It is a badge of honor you will tw proud to wear. 'Taylor, NI. club or not. edge. If you qualify (high school or college a Entries may he sent to Mrs. Roy Roy Ray C. Evens, Mayfield. or to Mrs. F. H. MAYFIELI Linkenberg. 118 North Longworth, Tear out and take or send this coupon Li Louisville. to the Navy Editor of this newspaper on my part w MEYERS-CARLTON * SERVE YOUR COUNTRY Without obligntion er, plertse mend MA The Ma; free booklet, "Life in the Navy," giving full detnilo Jai kse Mr. and Mrs. W. R Carlton of nhoot the the opportunities for men in the Navy or Naval nii Hickman announce the marriage of Rewervo. nesciay first their daughter. Miss Tommye Carl- * BUILD YOUR FUTURE the N me l ht. l ton Lumm. and Frederick G. Meyers WON Mayfiel of Chicago, Ill., and Cedarburg. 5, Add,reiat Wis. son cif Mr. and Mrs F. G. * GET IN THE NAVY NOW Monday ni n Meyer of Cedarburg The ceremony 'Tuesday Town Stnta---- Brc was solemnized at nine o'clock Sat- 'lie of urday morning at the First Baptist Deft arks in t