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tral edged the Brockmcn 93-85 in an overtime game played in Guest and Jackie Young. Guest, 5-10 forward, is a freshman. the role of an underdog for thfc one, despite the Bulldog's de- the Falls City. Lexington Dunbar playing in the Bluegrass, beat Young. 5-8 guard, a junior. finite height advantage. 87-86, but in a return engagement was shellacked, 87-55, A fast team, Grant's 75-66 victoryy over Covington Catholic four losses this season have come at the hands Grant. Covingtbn’s school's in Covington. St. Xavier of Cincinnati, second rank team in in the finals of the region, Saturday night, was the of four of the top teams In Kentucky and Ohio. Louisville On- Ohio, and Dayton, Ohio, Dunbar ranked 15th, own the other fourth triumph over their cross-town rivals. During the past two victories over Grant. season, Grant has dumped Nicholas County (103-58), Ashland (89-80) Campbell County, cham Thacker—"Best In Area" Booker T. Washington topped pions of the Northern Kentucky High School Conference, 64-55 Grant’s offense is built around Tommy Thacker, the 16 —to name a few Heiqht Grade year old, high scoring sophomore fox ward who has been com- Tuskegeo College, Brock gradu- pared by Courier-Journal sportswriter Earl Cox to the Univer* An all-around athlete for ated from there in 1952, and after a hitch in the Army Joined 5-8 Jr. »ity pt Cincinnati’s fabulous, sophomore sensation, Oscar Robert- Grant three years ago He has since posted a 70-10 win-iose re- 61 Sr. son, an everybody's AU-American this year. Fr. and cord. ,* 64 Thacker, 63, has been averaging 25 points a game, , Soph. sportswriters as “The 63 has 1^,, dubbed’ by Northern Kentucky Scouting Summary Of Grant other Kentucky 62 Sr. B lg >!»•_* take-off on Robertson, “The Big R.” At the In summary: we quote the word of Northern 68 Jr. forward, Brock has 62 Tommy Butler, a senior, with a 12 point referee who has seen Grant play this year: 61 Fr. average. The guards are Erin Ballard, 5-8 junior with a 14 point Offense: “Give it and go.” 610 Fr. average, and Leslie Stewart, a 61 senior, average 18 points per Defense: “Shifting man to man.” the good shots. 69 Fr. outing A freshman center, Robert Graves, 64, completes General: “Relatively short team, but all are exhibitions of ball-handling 60 Soph. Hn©.up. He’s been averaging 12 points per game They're a flashy squad given to woiid, easily the 5- 10 Beat Nicholas Co., 103-58 when they get ahead. Thacker is out of this two players, William best player in Northern Kentucky.” ip for Grant Grant’s bench strength is limited to
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MARCH 17, 1958 COPY— 10c VOLUME 48—NO. 35 HAZARD, PERRY COUNTY, KENTUCKY, MONDAY,
Both Haxard banks. The Peoples Bank, and the Citizens Bank will close Thursday noon to allow employees to attend the opening round game of the Hazard Bulldogs against WASHINGTON, DC., March the Administration’s action, Cumberland Grant that night Morton pointed out. at 6:30 p.m. (Hazard time). 14 (Special)—The Administra- Senator the Presi- , , ... “I am pleased that tion has proposed expenditures dent has ^ -wtftly in effect- of an additional $8 million on speed up j ng bis promise to six Kentucky projects in its Huffs To Broadcast civil works spending to ease accelerating public program of the parent economic situation,” relieve works spending to Senator Morton said, adding that Hazard-Grant economic distress. contribute be ‘feels sure it will A broadcast of the. Hazard- Dewey Daniel, president, Peo- employment in to providing Grant game will be an- Covington pie’s Bank, who made first arGas where jobs are badly through loudspeakers nouncement of Sen. Morton’s •> made nPC(] ed Shop, program here, Friday, said at Senator pointed out, how- from the Huff Barber the same time, the increase of eve „ » hat ^ny Kentucky p’fc H.rxord, Thursday night, at 6.20 $1,000,000 on Buckhom should were not j nc i uded'ln the p.m., Hazard time. improve the employment situa- request. He Administration’s Persons desiring to hear the tion within that area. that the funds asked explained progresses should United States Senator Thrus- game as it for are continue construction gather in front of the barber- ton B Morton (R-Ky) said that on projects currently under shop. the projects and appropriations way The broadcast will be tele- now recommended (with pre- He said that he was deeply phoned from Lexington as the vious request in parenthesis) interested in other Kentucky game progresses and then will are: Barkley Dam, $10,500,000 projects and pledged his support Reservoir [($8.500 000): Buckhom o{ ac ti0ns aimed at getting $4,500,000 ($3,500,000); Green- these nroiects started. up Locks and Dam, $11 000,000 ($8,500,000): Lock and Dam 41, Louisville, $6,000,000 ($5,000,- TO THE VICTOR, THE SPOILS! 000): New Richmond Lock and and down comsj the net during the Dam. $4,000,000 ($3,000,000), Up goes Hazard forward Kan Cobb the stalling tactics and Rough River Reservoir and frenzied, post-game victory celebration. Hazard ovarcame ($2,900,000) Two Perry County students to the State Tournament with channels, $3,300,000 of the Whitesburg Yellowjackets to earn a *ri B The President previously had have made the honor roll at -HAL COONER PHOTO. a 3632 victory. requested a total of $31,400,000 Eastern State College for the for these six projects. The new fall semester. recommendation amounts to They are William George Car- 14th Region Champ* $39,300,000. No other projects son, Hazard, and James Forrest in Kentucky were affected by Cornett, Dwarf. Bulldogs Depart Thursday For State Tournament Bulldogs—will The champions of the 14th Region—the Hazard High School Gyymnasiura depart here by car, Thursday morning at 7 o’clock, from Memorial opening round game in the State Tournament at Lexington. for their r»DAYA v The Bulldogs engage favored Covington Grant at 7::3::0: p m. (CENTRAL Coliseum LIGHT TIME) in the University of Kentucky’s Memorial Ritter-coacheJ Coach Goebel Ritter announc- 66. appearances, teams have always won their ed departure plans yesterday. Hazard’s 17 trips to the State any first game, Making the trip along with the Tournament is the most for quintet. The tour- Ritter incidentally, has taken team will be the coaches. Ritter, Kentucky 1918. a team to the region ever sinen Jim Caudill, and Paul Wright, ament was inaugurated in fourth and Caruthers Coleman, indus- Cheerleaders, Superintendent This will be Ritters seven years of coaching. trialist, Lexington. Roy Eversole, Principal H M trip in Fleming Wesley. After a year’s stint at Neon where he took a team to Williams To Talk Traveling Squad the region, Ritter joined Hazard or the 1*52-53 season arid his The traveling team includes J State Tour- Ken Cobb Don Smith. Bobby f»»t venture into Before K.R.M.I. ament play. Baker, Joe Baker, Leon Hollon, “How Small Mines Can 1m Bennett .lent, Carlos Gibson, Hazard In State Last Year prove Their Workmen’s Com- Astor Sizemore, Tommy John- pansation Costs” will be the Ritter won his first State son Decoursie Haliburton. Wen- topic of a talk to be given be- trophy in 1955 and then last dell Combs, Buddy Madden and fore tho Kentucky River Mining represented the 14th Reg- two managers. > e* r Friday night, at the their three Institute, The tournament teams will tor. at Louisville. In V.F W. be headquartered in the Addressing the regular Phoc.nix Hotel monthly dinner meeting of the Til»|fPt« On C,ff I A MlAf The Bulldogs, victors over I !C!\"T5 VII . UIC organization will be W. S. Wil- Whitesburg 38-32 in the 14th Tickets for Hazard’s game liams. special representative, Regional finals, Saturday, will Grant in the Casualty Corp. with Covington Bituminous third State be going after their Tournament, Thursday Tournament trophy in 17 trips ni ht 8:30 ra (Hazard time), to the Dribble Derby. « - P Jail Break Did Not are now on sale at Hazard High First wss In 1932 School, Roy Eversole announced Involve A. Turner Hazard first captured the today, Coach The following is the schedule Tho name of the person in- tourament in 1932 when guided- the Bulldogs for tickets sales: volved in tho loilbroak last Pat Payne Monday and Tuesday, 9-12 week was Aaron Thomas—and to a 1613 win over Louisville Atomic Plant Need More Be Said) a and 1-3:30 p.m. Aaron Tumor as raported Male State honors came to m , not from The Atomic Energy Commie- school for the second time- Tickets will be on sale In th# Haxard Herald, Thurs- [the nowhere cam# this banner to stimulate tho crowd to greater cheering, at pandamonium 1 with 9-12 am and 1-3:30 p.m, Mon- sion’i plant at Paducah, Kjh From out of March 13. when In 1955 Ritter, UK’s day, until represents an investment of night, final gun sounded on tho 14th Regional as playmaker, beat day and Tuesday, and loose at Memorial Gymnasium, Saturday when th# tho error i Johnny Cox broka i Herald regrets The 1 ------74- Wednesday. about 768 million dollars. COON 1 finals, I© #m Tournamant. ™ which was made inadvertently. Adair County in the .
CHRISTOPHER A CORNETT HILL KRYPTON THE HAZARD HERALD, HAZLRD, KENTUCKY 250 Boss, 40 Monday, March 17, 1W* Hazard Napier Bluegill Stocked In Perry Ponds Re-organized H'man, Students Brashear Funeral Home Inc. Fishing Prospects in Perry Lois Eversole and M E. Low- county were many times bright- ery were guests of the Walker- Vipar, Kentucky er this year, according to a town Homemakers Monday In Festival statement released today hy March evening. Miss I/rwery gave a 4 A record number of entries inquire about the new family Perry County Conservation Of- report of Farm and Home Week Invites you to Admitted: Adam Howard. in the ficer Ora Davis. at their meeting nkeville Regional burial policy. Hyden; Miss Best Makes Davis said that's the number Clevie Howard. Wooton; The cub Scouts Speech Footlval. to be held late have been re- family from of flah stocked in this month at Pikeville Collage, Complete coverage for the entire which were John Francks. Oarr Creek; El- organized under the leadership , local farm ponds last year len Davidson, may cause the annual meet to Centre Dean's List Route 1, Hazard: of Rowena Collins, Lots Ever age 0 to 90. be extended beyond the usual The stockings are part of the Burley Combo, Red Fox; Peggy sole, and M. E. Lowery. The Danville, Ky, March 11- day and Return this clipping with name and address to, Division of Fisheries long-range Frazier. Premium; Hazel FieJds, first mooting was held Wednes- a half. Miss Adrienne L. Best of Haz plan provide Some 275 students at lfl East- to good "back- Hazard; and Claude White, day afternoon in the church ern Kentucky high schools, in- ard, has been honored by be- yard" fishing for Kentuckians Chavles. basement. The following were ing placed in every section of state. cluding Hazard. Hindman and Inc on the Dean’s List the Discharged: Fred Sturgill, present. Freddie Merrill. Keith Brashear Funeral Home at Centre College for Under the program bass, blue- M. C. Napier high schools, have having Wooton; Denver Mcliemore Jr., Feltner, Wayne tandrum. Ken- Viper, Kentucky a good scholastic gill and shellcrackers been entered in the dozen standing for are pro- Hazard; Lorena Caudill, Black- neth Eversole, David Collins the first semester of the cur- vided free of charge to farm oy; Joyce WiUoughby. Berea; and leaden. events, with more than 30 listed rent pond owners. in some, Dr. A. A Pago, college school year. Miss Best Robert Moore, Hazard; Martha Mrs Lula Merrill. Gladys president and festival manager, Name Local conservation officers Holland and baby. Busy; Beulah Merrill. Brenda Lou Combs and announced today. To accom- aid Division of Fisheries ex- Blair, Jeremiah: and Adam James E. Benton of Krypton perts in selecting and stocking modate them all, a session Wooton, Busy. were Wednesday guests of Mr. the various farm ponds. Thursday evening. March 27, March 5 and Mrs. Churchill Martin of Address Davis said 250 bass, 40 blue- Admitted: Kinslow Mack, Yerkes. gill and shellcrackers were Kodak: Donald Westerfield, Rt. Ruth Campbell, of Busy, was stocked in local ’farm ponds 1, Hazard: and Houston Riley, the guests of Krypton Sunday "! A classified in the Hazard Herald \ last year. Dwarf school last Sunday. pond results. Farm owners interested Discharged: Ella Faye Cor- Tom Eversole. of Hazard, was in securing for 1958 fish stock- nett and baby, Star Rt. 3. Haz- back with the Krypton Sunday ings should contact Davis at ard: Gerry Ann McDaniel and School last Sunday. Box 62, Bulan, Ky. baby. Hazard; Opal Caines and Mr. and Mrs. Shelton Lan- baby, Bulan; Denny G. Size- drum and son, of Hamilton, When On TV more. Rt 2, Hazard: Edna Fouch Ohio, are visiting their daugh- Chenault Serving and baby, Quicksand Sharon ter, Mr. and Mrs James E Smith. Happy: William Douglas Jewelry and Silver You See At Virginia Base Combs, Jeff; Lonzo Guerra, Bonnyman; Mary Jane Bowling, Remember At STILES Thomas E. Chenault, Seaman Hyden; Nannie Duff, Rt. 1, Haz- son of Mr. Elwood ard; Carlene May and baby. The Same Price Will Be Chenault of RR 1, Box 67. Haz- Combs; Claudia Jones and baby, ard, is now at the U.S. Naval Darfork; Laura Davidson, Rt. Headquarters for Keepsake Diamonds, Butova receiving Station, Norfolk, Va. Irvin Cobb 1, Hazard; and Ottie Baker, Houm awaiting transfer to USS Essex Watches, Speidel, Watch Bands. Silver and Fostoria The house CVA-9. where Irvin Cobb Glass. was bom and where he The Norfolk Naval receiving lived ETC ETC ETC ETC ETC Station, commanded by Captain for many years is in Paducah. E. B. Pugsley, USN, processes Trade With Your Local Merchants And Keep Your approximately 8,000 men a P.C.S.C. DISTRICT NEWS month on their way to and from At Home Naval Activities all over the world. Denver Miniard. Supervisor, Perry County SCD, plans to SURE, I WANT TO SUBSCRIBE TO Jordon Noble, cooperating establish twelve acres Ky-31 with the Perry County Soil Con- Fescue and Ladino Clover pas- servation District, is planning to ture on the Ruth Ison Owen drain one acre of wet land with farm at Slemp. Miniard has al- tile on his farm at this THE HAZARD HERALD Rowdy, ready started preparing the spring. Approximately 200 feet seedbed for this pasture. Jeff; and Martha Browning, of tile will be needed. The Soil Thomas Ray Herald, Vicco Conservation Service technl- interested in March Pm my County Paper and 7 cian for Perry County made a Your Oliver, Bony- Admitted: Mary visit to this farm this week for nyman; Lena Rollins, Viper; the purpose of determining Family the Happenings Perry Lois Jean Gillis, Hazard; Ola need and practicability. Noble of County. I'm Ruth Collins, Rotto; Dock Spen- will receive cost-sharing on the (cer, Bieech; Dorothy Lindon, drainage work from the ASC Burley Stubblefield, Hazard: Program, providing the tile is t!-r*r! of looking for a neighbor's copyl Bear Branch; Regina Nkliffer, installed according to ASC spe- Hazard; Rose Walker, Tribbey; cifications. and Mary Elizabeth Higgins, Noble has recently completed Red Fox. four acre site preparation for The Hazard Herald Norma Jean Discharged: tree planting on the hill in back Box 7C0 Eunice McIntyre Keith, Hazard; of his home. These four acres Hazard, Ky. and baby. Viper; Peggy Frazier will be planted to shortlaaf and baby, Premium; Mary Eliza- pine this spring. This will mean Please enter subscription Phone 414, Write Box 700, or beth Combs, Newport; Florence four more acres of land put my to The Hazard Herald Call in Person at The Herald Office Dixon, Hindman; Kenneth Hain- to its best land use. Economy Service 1 year (twice each weak—104 issue*) . . . Located on Main Street Near The Iblin. Rt. 1, Hazard; Kinslow Burnett Cornett, Cornettsville Brown and White Cocker Mack, Kodak; Donald Wester- Flat Work Ironed; Wearing Jail Co. and Allison Miniard, Slemp, County and Baker Furniture Spaniel, answers to Bo, reward Apparal, Dried and Folded field, Rt. 1, Hazard; Dovie Huff, plan to start work soon repair- Good Quality at Reasonable Prices. offered, call 1102. I 6 Pounds 98c Cornettsville; Houston Riley, ing land that was damaged — Name 15c each additional pound Dwarf; Lila Collins, Dice; J. severly by the 1957 flood. Cor- Claude Petrey, Hazard; and nett and Miniard ire cooperat- ing with the Perry County ASC Shirts Ironed Street Aonresa and SCS in doing this work. 17c Each Additional Unload Thy Gun "Unload thy gun before thou Hazard Cleaning enterest an automobile that thy ( ) M in Perry County Hazard; Deleno Adams, Viper; days may be long and thy fun- ( ) $5 outside Perry County Louise Sizemore, Combs; June eral postponed."—Kentucky De- Joseph, Wooton; John Dean partment of Fish & Wildlife Re- Phone 286 or 67 Barnett, Brooksville; Nora Alice sources. Smith, Kodak; Pauline Combs, Happy; and Janice Melton, Vicco. Discharged: Florence Whis- man, Viper; George Tinsleyy, Hazard; Louise Fields, Stinnett; Virginia Jones, Scuddy; and Levi Williams, Wooton March 9 Admitted: Lizzie JVeace. Rowdy; Louise Colwell, Busy; Roy Holland, Fusonia; Doshia Hughes, Hazard; Carl Wayne. Johnson, Typo; Norma Jean Fields, Vicco; John Perkins. Sassafras; Alberta Sumner, Vicco; John B. Gay, Cincinnati, Ohio; and Louise Rice, Shoal. Discharged: Jim Miller, Rt. 1, Hazard, Gayynell Hylton and baby, Cody; Helen Chaney, llmt double duly Walkertown; Carter Kilburn Jr., Here’s a vehicle docs — the 4-Wheel-Drivo Wooton; Mary Oliver and baby, ’Jeep’ Utility Wagon. It gives you low cost, dependable Bonnyman; Lois Jean Gillis, transportation for business use— and provides couifurlahU travel for the family.
With the extra traction of its 4- wheel drive, tile ’Jeep’ Utility Wagon travels easily through snow, sand or soft earth that stalls ordinury vehicles. It climbs grades as strep as 60%, goon through heavy brush, delivers equipment to ofl the-road of boston’s tpakty no Indians here, just SANDLER work sites, or carries sportsmen to the heart of their favorite style, style, style! You'll go overboard for the T-Strap, tapered look, tiny hunting or fishing areas.
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THf HAZARD HERALD — HAZARD, KENTUCKY Monday, March 17, 1958 New* of Interest to Women Mr. and Mrs Perry Lee Gor- Mr and Mrs Mat Steele of PERSONALS man of Tucson, Arizona are the Stafiton were recent week-end Miss Wilberta Ray Comb* Is guests of his mother, Mrs. Perry visitors of Mr. W C. Steele of the guest of her parents. Mr. F. Gorman and family Women’s Section Cornell Avenue and Mrs. George W Combs on Broadway Street State Parks Leyburn Cody, night phono Oak 1147; Mr*. Anna Mao Moore. Main 69., Mrs Hoyt Noble and children Kentucky. with 13 state and Mrs. Bat* W. Draughn, Main 45. Gwyn, Kevin and Kathy of Lex- Miss Elizabeth Bblen and parks shrines and three national ington have been the guests of Miss Margaret Eblen are the parks, is a tough competitor C. Mr Noble’s father, Mr W. with other states for tie tourist’s Mr*. A. V. Walter* Perry County Junior s guests of their parents. Mr. and Steele and other relatives and attention. There are numerous Mrs. M K. Eblen in Woodland Honored On Birthday Garden Club Meets ind friends. old homes, churches The Perry County Junior Gar- Park. Mrs, P. A. Tice entertained museums in the. Commonwealth den Club held itg regular month- with a luncheon at her homo In Mr and Mrs. Frank Hall and open to the public. ly meeting on Wednesday, Mar. Mr. and Mrs. Shelby Hall have Mrs J. B. Hall Darfork in honor of the birth- Petrey, son Ricky and 12th Miss Sarah Club returned to their homo in Mays- returned Sunday March 16th of Mrs A. V. Walters. Pres- President presided and the roll day Mrs. after attending the Hazard- NAPIER'S by from a visit to Mr. and ville Alcorn, Sr., call of minutes was given ent were Mrs. M. II. and family in Lex- Breathitt County Game Friday Sally Leedy. The Junior Gard- Hoyt Noble Mrg. V. H. Rogers, Mrs Robert night. Junior Gard- ington. Dickson, Mrs. Louise Gatliff in en Pledger “As a Upholstering ener, I promise to do all in my
I honoree and addition to the Margaret Medaris of Har- Mr. and Mrs. William D. Gor- power to take care of our trees, Miss Re-Upholstaring hostess Friday night with Iman left Friday for Rogersville, flowers, and birdg, and to watch veyton spent grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Tenn., where they will be the for opportunities to make and her Refinishing Moore and attended the guests of Mrs. Gorman’s parents, Lucy Nicholson Circle to keep my community clean Tom Hazard game with friends. Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Poates. Mr. Repairing Minor and beautiful” was reposted in Meets With Mrs. Gorman returned Sunday, but unison. 862 The Lucy Nicholson Circle of Eleanor Ann Brashear, Mrs Gorman and children will Phone The Litterbpg Poster prizes Miss met at of K. is the remain for a week’s visit. the First Baptist Church Campbell, student at the U. were awarded to Pat ] Mrs William Minor parents, Mr. and the home of Mary Manning and Henrietta guest of her on East Main Street on Tue day Brashear s Gibson from the Perry County Mrs, Victor evening. March 11th. Mrs. Gene Garden Club. The members Parker presided The program Phyliss Ann Robinson. Kiwanis Winner plan to make more Lltterbug Misg was in chargo of Mrs. Harlan student at Western State Col- posters to be placed in promi- Stone. lege and Miss Linda Robinson nent places all over town and Winner of tho Kiwanis Club Members present were Mrs. student at Eastern State College all were given Litterbugg to be Bar- parents, spoach contest held here last i Bruce Stephens. Mrs. Owen are the guests of their • Exchange Vows sold as a part of our City-wide Baker Akemon week was Miss Wanda Grigs- nett, Mis Jean McIntosh, Mrs. Mrg. John Robinson on s Clean-Up Campaign^ Members Mr. and by, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Stone, Mrs Robert Mans- Street. attending were Wilma Jean Maple Mrs Tom Johnson, Mrs. Luther Grigsby and a student field, Sandra Baldridge, Braloefield, The marriage of Miss Margaret Baker, daughter of Mr. and at M. C. Napier High School. Hobert Wooton, Mrs. Glennis Mr. lou Franks of the Aetna Kathy Campbell. Toby Hale, and S-Sgt. Josh Akemon, son of on Smith. Mrs. Gene Parker, and Company Mrs. Brown Baker, of Hazard, Miss Grigsby spok Vicki Johnson, Casualty and Surety Mary Manning, Mr. Mrs. Luther Akemon. also of Hazard, wag solemnized on ‘Bridge Builders." one visitor Mrs. E. L. Burklow Louisville was a business vis- and Patricia Caydili, Patricia Camp- of Sunday afternoon, at 3:00 o’clock at the First Baptist Church* itor in Hazard, Thursday. bell, Linda Johnson, Ada Lynn The Rev. Winn T. Barr officiated at the double ring cere- KENTUCKY, by FIISON Shepherd, Sarah 17*4 FIRST HISTORY OF Asbury, Donna before a background of white gladioli, a state, John Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Beaven, mony which took place years before Kentucky becime Petrey, Nan Baker. Henrietta Fight in Formula Prescribed Mrs. George fern and lighted white tapers in wrought iron candelabra. Kentucky’s first history, Asthma Mrs. Melda Beaven. Fibvon ^published Presen^^ Gibson, Sally Leedy, Jo Ann Mrs. Ben Discovery, Settlement, and and Mr. William En- A program of nuptial music was presented by H titled it ‘‘The Nancye Johnson, Betsy W. Combs " Brophy, and Mrs Robert Muncy, vocaldgt, who sang K«Sky W Most By Doctors—Available gle Jr., have returned from Fitzpatrick, organist &K « of tne.hT«r°yeariy Boggs, Pamela Metcalf, Patricia ifonturkv territory and traced some Morganfield where they were “Because”, “Whither Thou Goest” and “I Love You Truly.” an Stewart, Jill Smith, trails. The hook also had Webb, Helen marriage by her father, wore a waltz westward was pn£ Prescription called due to the death of Mr. The bride, given in leader, Darnel Boone^ It Now Without Paula Whitaker, Meridy Ever- of that pioneer they of’ off-wliite silk organza, fashioned with three quar- many settlers as Bruce Beaven. length gown ular guidebook, earned by Slop* Attacks in Minutes . 9olo and Callayne Napier. neckline Kentucky. ter length sleeves, a basque bodice featuring a sabrina looked for new homes in Mr* l*r~i.l» -The asthma 1«U>. V. shoulder length veilof past, just m tariMla pwvrHbvd more than any loosens mucous congestion, miiiw Mrs. Bertha McRee is the and full skirt with inverted pleatg. Her In Kentucky’s historic glass of hear •%har by doctor* for thoir prlvata taut narrous tension. All this with- held in place with a Juliet cap trimmed citizens have always enjoyed a guest of relatives in Morgan- matching illusion was of our of to now arailabla to aithma out taking painful Injection*. jobs for thousands pajienW of white carnations with The brewing industry makes •uflerer* without preemption. The secret le-Primatenecomblnes field. in seed pearls. She carried a bouquet beverage o The sab- of this light, bright Medical testa prorad this formula s medicines (In full prescription rSn"s. Perry County conditions us an -top. aaUima attack* In minute* and strength) found most affective in Hazard and moderation under orderly distress. leave Brewers Foundat'on givaa hours of freedom from recur- combination for asthma needs The Herald. The Herald Mrs. V. B. Rogers will objective of the United States reeea ef painful aithma apaama. Each performs a special pnrposa. program helps Ix-er re needs the support of Hazard Wednesday for a two week’s Our continuing educational Thta formula I* ao effective that It So look forward to aloep at night spasms Mr. anl maintain their high standards. ta the physician** leading asthma and freedom from asthma ind Perry County. When in need visit with her children, tailors drugstore. orr*. .. - :• f tt :,t now It < «n ... get Primatene. at any | IUii.J of advertising or job printing. Mrs. E. S. Adams in Atlanta, Ga. FOUNDATION Be self — *ri Ikout prescription — In Only 98#-money-bsck-guarantee. KENTUCKY DIVISION, U S. BREWERS tiny tahieu called frimulene*. Phone 414 or write Box 700, and Mr. and Mrs. E. V Rogers c H.ybum Building, loimvills, Kentucky carried a reed basket of |5J3 i in Chattanooga, Tenn length frock of yellow glazed cotton and pQ I Hazard. Ky. spring flowerg. Mr. Roscoe Shackelford served as best man. The guests were seated by Mr. Barney Baker, brother of the bride, Mr. William Hurley, Chavies, Mr. Thomas Hill, of Airport Gardens, and Mr. Paul Davidgon, Hazard. Earring 'Bouquets The mother of the bride chose for her daughter’s wedding Natural a navy blue sheer crepe dress with matching accessories and a j *t»o corsage of White Carnations. Color Flower I The mother of the groom wore a navy blue two-piece guit Earrings with matching accessories and her flowers were also white car- Lovely, Fresh - I nations. Looking Flowers To ^ Immediately following the ceremony a reception was held Wear In Your Hair — in the Church parlors. The bride’s table covered with a white maderia cloth held a three tiered wedding cake, topped with In Lilac, Apple- miniature bride and groom, and was flanked by a chain of white Blossom, Pom-Pom 1 tapers in crygtal candelabra completed gladioli. Lighted white And Lily OF Tha the arrangement. Valley Styles WE SAV... At the serving table were Mrs. Pauline Garrett, Miss Eunice Dixon, Miss Joyce Combs and Mrs. Roscoe Shackelford. ’IF IT’S RED After a short honeymoon trip the couple will be at home RIGHT. IT’S at Warren Robing Air Force Base, Ga. has IF IT’S The bride is a 1953 graduate of Hazard High School and SANDLER been employed by the Kentucky Power Company. The groom graduated from Breathitt County High School in 1953 and upon IT’S UNMISTAKABLE!” graduation entered the Air Force. Ho is currently stationed at Warren-Robins Air Force Base, Ga.
Recipe of the Week Personal Shower For Miss Betty Dale Combs Keep salad greens and vege- Migs Shirley Couch enter- storing them tables fresh by tained with a dinner and per- container or plas- in a covered sonal shower at her home in the refrigerator until tic bag in Walkertown on Wednesday ever appropriate dres- too. used; add the The fashion expert* say it, ning in honor of Miss Betty sing to greens just before serv- the color . . Mr. This is ing or they will wilt; use only Daie Combs, bride-elect of bore are the shoes. enough dressing with green Sherman McIntosh. Guests pres- each leaf, are As adsmlistd in SevtnUtn. salads to coat ent in addition to the honoree suggestions from the specialist. and hostegs were Mrs. Velma These combinations are pos- Wooton. Mrs. Lloyd Combs, Miss sible at this mid-season; Edith Giles, Miss June Patter- Head lettuce, grated raw car- son, Miss Mary Elizabeth Couch, rot, green onions, green pepper, Migs Zoella Benton, Miss Mary tomato wedges; Elizabeth Benton, Miss Hazed Cabbage, celery leaves, raw Combs and Miss Barbara Mar- spinach, tin. apple; Grated carrots, grated tur- j French dres- nips, onion slices, Watch for! sing; Shredded cabbage, carrots, turnips, chopped onion, parsley and French dressing
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Remove outer leaves of cauli- flower and separate head into flowers. Let stand in iced salt- water for 5 minutes. Drain, rinse and shake in towel to dry. Slice flowers lengthwise into thin blices. Slice onion and separate into rings. Marinate all vegetables except lettuce in French dres- sing for Vi hour. Just before serving, add lettuce broken into Friday, April 21, 9 A.M. bite-size pieces and Roquefort Located on High Street — across from Mt. Mary Hospital cheese Toss together In salad Featuring: * Drapery * Upholstery * Dress Fabrics bowl. Menu: Roast pork, mashed Mill Ends HAZARD'S 'FINEST potatoes, buttered peas, vege- table salad bowl, whole wheat rolls, butter and aple betty with Mrs. Isaac Fugate, Prop ice cream 1
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Hazard's four graduating seniors, from left, Bobby Baker, Don Smith, Tommy Johnson and ,ir The Final Gun Sounds Carlos Gibson, accept the trophy acknowledging their team's victory in the 14th Regional Cheering teenagers and happy adults lin gered long after the final gun had sounded the Tournament, Saturday night. Watching on is School Principal H. M. Wesley. end of the 14th Regional Tournament with Hazard the victor for the fourth time in the —Hal Coonet Photo. past six years. The Bulldogs, tutored by Goe bel Ritter, took the championship, winning over Whitssburg in the finals, 38-32. -HAL COONER PHOTO,
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HAZARD BULLDOGS - STATISTICS THRU REGION - ( 28 4 )
Don Smith 32 420-233 55.5 239-171 71.6 390 19.97
32 391-202 51.7 220-155 70.5 215 17.2
32 223-120 53.8 155- 84 54-2 194 10.12
Joe Baker 32 123- 61 49.6 110- 68 61.8 208 5.94
130- 71 54. 6 101- 67 66.3 153 6.97 UUl/ 30 l 14 22- 12 54.5 38- 27 71.1 13 3.65
Carlos Gibson 27 95- 35 36.8 59- 33 55.9 53 3.81
Tom Johnson 27 86- 29 33J 28- 19 67.8 20 2.8S
56-19 35 38- 23 60.5 3.39 Astor Sizemore 18 16 (
D. Haliburton 8 9- 4 44.4 4- 1 25. 8 1.12
Wendell Combs
Bud Madden 10 8-3 37.5 5- 3 60 5 .90
TEAM TOTAL 32 1578-791 50.1 1010456 65 1278 69. 7
Official Tourney Team 14th Regional Champs - Here ere the Hazard Bulldog— 14th regional Haliburton Manager Jimmy Crutchfield; second "Lexington Next Stop!" ( champs posed for their official tournament row. Assistant Coach Jim Caudill, Head Coach For the Hazard Bulldogs, Lexington is the next stopl The elated Bulldogs relax here as photograph. Regional trophy is in front. From Goebel Ritter, Ken Cobb, Joe Baker, Buddy champions of the 14th Regional. Prom left, on the floor. Tommy Johnson, Bobby Baker, Ken left to right, front row. Manager Henry Watts, Madden, Bennett Jent, Don Smith, Bobby Bak- Cobb, and Joe Baker. On t^o bench, Don Smith, Wendall Combo, Leon Hollon, Decoursie Tommy Johnson, Leon Hollon, Carlos Gibson, er, Assistant Coach Paul Wright, Principal H. Haliburton, Carlos Gibson, Astor Sizemore and Buddy Madden. Absent when picture wag Astor Sizemore Wendell Combs, Decoursie M. Wesley. —Hal Cooner Photo. taken was Bennett Jent. —HAL COONER PHOTO.
Scott's Store Hazard Cleaning & Laundry Co. Watson's Department Store Engle Funeral Homo Baker Furniture Co. Petroy Studios Faulkner's Garage Johnson Tiro Service Radio Station W.K.I.C.
Smith Maytag Grand-Vue Theater Herb Fischer Insurance Chalmer Lindon, N.Y. Life The Glass House A Bargain Basement Ammar's Department Store Colwell Motor Company Kentucky Power Company
Dawahare Kentucky River Mining Institute Thrifty Shop East Kpntucky Beverage Co. Roberson's Ashland Oil Garnett Ini Agency Electric Bakeries—Betsy Roes Bread Hazard Television Stiles' Jewelry
Dawahare's Begley Drug Store Tots A Teens Peoples Bank Home A Office Supply Stpven's Sign Shop Roy H. Johnson, Tax Commissioner The New Hazard Furniture Perry Furniture Exchange Will's Read-Te-Wear Lee Crutchfield Motor Co.
Johnson Funeral Home Citizens Bank U.S. Royal Typewriters Chappell's Dairy Hal Cooner Studio Hugh Shanahan Remington Agent
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HAZARD, KENTUCKY was leading March 17, ITS* hom with the intentions of pulled ahead and Monday, SCHOOL by one point when seven sec- VICCO bringing home the trophy Former Hazard Man To Head Firm onds before the buzzer Ralph l the trophy again. Sure enough shot that in 1935 and became Taking Combs made a head to liOulsville | iChenault was won again. saved the day for Vtcco, putting agency supervisor for the Mu- Pfc Slover Ends Vicco’* first game of the them in the lead by one; 34- tual Benefit Life Insurance Co. was won with For East Cruise For cipal, Vernon Miniard. took 1958 touranment J. He served on Vicco has done it again! of Newark, N. NCO Academy in score of 89 12. Forked Mouth »^bena four years the charge of the team. Again a Saturday afternoon, March 1, the home office staff of Mutual Thomas E. the third time In due (AHTNC)—Army Pfc Frank- iFHTNC) the 1958 tournament Vicco was was at a great disadvantage 1941. and apprentice, USN, Vicco Grade School basketball Vicco met Robinson, who had Benefit Life during ult, seaman the players. son of Mr victorious. In fihe fall of 1956, to the smallnes of Slover, 23, Mrs Edward tesun has captured the Perry defeated them In the Invitation- In 1942 was named Mutual son of Mr. and Friday. Feb 28. Vicco Willie Slover, Route Championship. the Vicco gym burned; but, in On tournament by 15 points. The Benefit Life’s general agent for County what al this, the team came and Hardburly played posi- Hazard, was graduated March In 1955, the late Grant Combs spite of tables were turned this time Colorado and Wyoming, a 1. in proved to be the most exciting to victory out of the 1957 tournament dropped the game tion he held for 14 years 1 from the Fort Leonard Wood Jr., lead the team Due and Robinson place. This season, still game of the tournament. vice in the County Grade School second to Vicco; 29-23 Saturday night He was made executive iMo.) Non-Commissioned Offic- at the close of in which to prac- to a tie in score Perpetual Life In- Combs took with no gym 1 tried their luck with president of Tournament Mr Chavies er Academy. went to the fourth period, there was charge of the Napier "Navajo*’’ tice, the Vicco team Vicco but were unable to stop surance Co. in 1956 Hardburly | received instruction in held at Buck an overtime period married in He bolster the the next fall, and Vicco’s prin-|the. tournament them. Vicco came through an- Knuckles was While helping to Arnold methods of unit leadership, West- other Perry County Grade 1929 to Miss Bernice U5. line of dcfenee in the map reading, communications have School Tournament with flying of Danville. His brothers in- ern Pacific the crew will and field engineering colors; Vicco 44, Chavies 37. clude Denver C. Knuckles of the opportunity of visiting Slover is regularly stationed snd Those were: Smith, Bushhand Middlesboro, a member of the Hawaii, Japan, Hong Kong, at the Missouri fort as a combat and Melville of Chavies; Smith Kentucky Senate; Sampson B the Phlllipplne Islands. construction specialist in Com- D. Combs of Knuckles, Barbourville, circuit from Hardburly; k. i;r 22 a...* | I f the 82d Engineer Combs; Stacy and Com w of judge for Knox and laurel The Perpetual Life Insurance Battalion. He entered the Army Robinson; R. Combs, Minks; Counties; and W. L. Knuckles, built on rolling™iiinv a Colorado firm which re- and completed Morganfleld, Co., I in Jan. 1957 and Alexander of Vicco. the seat of Union cently received state insurance basic combat training at Fort uplands, is after the I Trophies presented farmers early approval to oper- ' County, whose commission K nox . games Saturday night, were as replacing ocrub ate in Kentucky, has announced The 1952 First Creek High pioneered in followers: Vicco, Champions; with purebred sires plans to recruit outstanding in- School graduate is a former beef stock Chavies, Runner up; Robinson, growing soll-enrlchlng I dividuals as company agents in employe of the National Starch and in Consolation; and Forked Mouth, | 1 Hazard and other leading cities Indianapolis. Korean lespedexa I Products in Best Sportsmanship. ithroughout the Blue Grass The referees for the tourna- ment held at Buckhorn this season, Mr Meaddows and Mr. .lohnson, did a good job in refereeing these games and teaching the boys good sports- manship. Their efforts and con- tributions were greatly appreci- inspection I ' teams. Phone for skilled ' the participating ated by property and reliable of your / ^ recommendation*. Fulton Crook For Information
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Mondly March 17, IWi A Word of Appreciation to Three Great Coaches ( AN INVESTMENT IN GOOD APPEARANCE For the fourth time In his six years as witness who has seen her fret through a dose head basketball coach at Hazard High .School, one at home). Goebel Ritter has "brought home the bacon” But more important than Goebel’s success or to be more specific, the 14th Region champ- as a coach, has been his success as a molder ionship trophy. of youth. Goebel has not sacrificed sportsman- Although only 33 years old, Goebel has ship, the marks of high character and his moral already eetablighed himself within State and responsibility to his school and boys for the • HIGH INCOME National high school basketball circles as a desire to win. Sure, winning is important man to be reckoned with Year in and year but It is not so Important to Goebel that the • PRESTIGE out, his teams are better than good—more other lessons in life beconje secondary. than ofttn, they are squads that strike fear It Is noteworthy that his two assistant • PERPETUAL SECURITY Into the hearts of the opposition. coaches, Jim Caudill and Paul Wright, are cut As all of us well know, Goebel is a perfec- from the same fabric. A "Once in a lifetime opportunity" as General Agent for tionist when it comes to his first love—basket- Hazard is fortunate to have these three Perpetual Life Insurance Company, in Hazard and adjacent ball A star at Eastern State College, and later, gentlemen as coaches; not so much because they territory awaits the man with proper qualifications and ability. a mudh regarded professional player, h* came are excellent coaches as because they each rec- ognize theitr responsibility to Hazard highly recommended and has since to the youth who Perpetual Life Insurance Co., a sound and aggressive Colorado look to them for guidance and the adults who Company, has recently been admitted to the state- of Kentucky. proved hlmseH a master, second to none, bask- place the trust of their their dhrldren within This growing company is under the leadership of e well etball coach. hands known native of Kentucky, Mason K. Knuckles, C. L. U., Exe- But basketball is not the whole story of his Our congratulations to great coaches three cutive Vice President. Mr. Knuckles is well known in the success hero. He and his wife, Penny, arc for a job well done, and our sincere apprecia- insurance business in Kentucky through his former association wedl liked in the community. (There is no more tion for your effort's in the behalf of Hazard with the Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Co., and Mutual Benefit avid Bulldog fan than Penny, as any fan will and Perry County. Life Insurance Co., of Newark, New Jersey.
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(Mr. Knuckles will be in Kentucky to personally interview applicants). Folks, I have heard that a clean up pro- house was a very profuse user of snuff. It gram will soon get under way. I urge each and seems that all these gentlemen noticed that it all of you to do your part in regard to this was running out of the comers of her mouh. program. I hope that this year we will see a j They noticed that a gourd hung over the spring. more extensive -g^an up job than ever has
Since all were so thirsty, they started debating 1 happened before, such as cleaning up our river who would drink first, one of the was banks. salesman j The North Fork of the Ky. River, also its so thirsty it didn’t make any difference to him. feeder streams such as Carrs Creek, Line Fork, The others followed, came down to the last (V - Macey’s Creek, Rock House and many other one, he looked at the gourd diper. Then over of smaller type. I forgot to mention Leather- to the old lady with the snuff features, he no- wood Creek. Wouldn't it be great to see all of these streams running clear again? With fish ticed that the handle end of the gourd was using them all. A place that we use to remem- open. He immediaely scooped himself up a ber in days gone by, to see the kids all up and gourd full of water, turned the handle end to these streams with their cane poles, pas- down his mouth, with a long refreshing drink of that sing away their idle time. cool, cool water. He noticed after he had finish- To me, this would be the greatest sight sigh that water was. ever. Kids that wore causing no one any trouble, ed with a long how good just relaxing in the sunshine that the good Lord that the old lady was laughing and giggling. He / intended for them to have. looked at her and said lady what is so funny. How to Lick
I reports black wat- have received that the She “replied” Mr. you are the only person I er will be stopped this year, yes even by the ever saw drink water from a gourd the same Your Correspondence Spring. I am looking forward to it. To me in way as I do. dustry can improve their working conditions the old "one-two.” Don't by helping provide the recreation that kids SPEAKING OF GOURDS Give your daily correspondence must have today. In this clean up campaign let it box you around and wear you out. Mrs. W. H. Burke called me last fall about 1 would suggest that our streams be given con- There is a known technique for quick and efficient dis- siderable thought. some seed for a drinking type gourd. She tells me that she can really raise them. These seed posal of today's correspondence TODAY. It is ably DEEP THOUGHT I found for her and maybe before too long we " covered in a booklet by a letter-writing expert in Very will see the drinking gourd dipper come back Few years back when our traveling sales- into its own again. I have the confidence that man use to travel by buggey. It was not usual Mrs. Burke knows what she is talking about. that three or four traveled together. One had Johnny Basso down Troublesome Creek a buggey and a horse. This story comes from a way brought me the gourds that I have taken group of them traveling the country side, it the seed from. Johnny, I would say also could seems that it was a very hot day. They stopped contribute to you folks that would be interested by a home that had a very nice looking spring. in drinking from a gourd again. Of course with- With one exception that the lady of the out the snuff included.
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Miss Wert Visits OCEAN TO OCEAN ACROSS SOUTH Morris Family AMERICA— AND_BACK— IN 41 HOURS I CHEVY’S NEW V8 LEVELS Mr. and Mrs. Norman Riley, formerly, Jessie Morris, of Aus- THE HIGHEST, HARDEST tin, proudly announce the ar- HIGHWAY OVER THE ANDESI rival of a 6 lb. 12 oz. girl born Feb. 22. Ehe was named Angela Jo. To prove the durability of Chev- Mr. and Mrs. Roosevelt Riley rolet's radical new Turbo-Thrust flexibility of are ill at their home. The doc- V8,* the tremendous transmission,* tor said it was the Asian flu. the new Turboglide The Harlan Morris family is the inoredible smoothness of Full looking forward for the Jackson Coil suspension, we tackled the most re new and distinctive Begley family from Gays Creek challenging transcontinental road in during spring vacation from the world — tho 1.000-mile General school. San Martin Highway. To make it Miss Zona West, from Chavies harder, tho Automobile Club of has visited the Harlan Morris Argentina sealed the hood shut at family twice. Buenos Aires — no chance to add ?ason Agnes Regena Morris, 14 oil or water or adjust carburetors months old, is now beginning for high altitude. to take her first steps So the run begem — across the Bige Estep's children have blazing Argentine pampas, into the recovered from the whooping ramparts of the forbidding Andes. cough. almost No matter what the calendar has to say, begin enjoying the Up and up the road climbed, 2^ miles in the sky! Drivers new freedom and comfort of a “3 Seasoner” today. In gasped for oxygen at 12,572 feet — this age of man-made weather, they make such good Governor Proclaims but the Turbo-Thrust V8 never slackened its torrent of power, the sense. These lighter weight woolens take a press and keep Mar. 24 As Full Coil springs smothered every
. oil the Turboglide transmission it . . quickly throw wrinkles. Styled and tailored bump, made play of grades up to 30 by kuppenheimer, they’re never less than perfection. Arbor Day percent. Then a plunge to the has pro- Valparaiso, Chile, a Ihe Kuppenheimer "Kuppenaire Suit Gov A. B. Chandler Pacific at da mud March 24 as Arbor Day quick turn-around and back again. in a proclamation announced Time for the round trip: 41 hours recently. 14 minutes — and the engine was The governor has urged “ail never turned off! citizens, either in association *t,'etra-eo»l option DRESS RIGHT— you can't afford not tol or as individuals and all schools and civic organizations to ob- serve that day, not only by the planting of trees but by study- ing the forest problems of the The tvr* looiod Chevrolet purr, pa, I a rood >100 that toy, "danger’ Commonwealth and their re- You’ll get the beet bug on the beet seller I spective counties, and by con- ducting appropriate exercises with view to furthering the See pour local authorized Chevrolet dealer knowledge and appreciation of the great public value of Ken- tucky’s trees and forests and LEE CRUTCHFIELD, INC haalMtaM URh restoration to Spring and Mapla St. Hazard. Ky. maximum productivity and use- fullness
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?TH* HAZARD HERALD — HAZARD, KENTUCKY Monday March 17, 195S Bulldogs Take 14th Region, Beat W’burg 38-32
"wwMrdod” for a field goal, the highly-touted Breathitt Co. ing honor* for Breathitt IheTho songcnn a goes.oops “Patience» alienee andana lomiuaefortitude anaand inmgsthings winwill come your way.”w«y. ^Cobb connectedconnpc[^ on a drivlngdriving BobcataBobca( , Inln Friday*Friday’s semi-final captured by UrryiArry Back with night, to beat the Thats what it took for the Hazard Bulldogs. Saturday point*. shaded,shade* for lay-up,j ay up and thent ^en BakerBa ker added round. 27 H©Ho was a berth in the stalling tactics of the Whitesburg Yellow jackets and thereby win a cbacharityfR toss to give Hazard a BreathlttRreathltt, tourney favoritesfavorith* thothe evening by Hazard Uleaping y t points, State Tournament at liexington this week. i 36-2836-26 advantage with 1:23 ra- despite two previous losses to Don Smith with 31 poin closedclosed. it’* hands WANTW • H W ^ ADS PaPandamoniumndamonlum broke loose inlandIn and hugged Players grinned I third frame maining.maining Hazard, trailed throughout most Whitesburg hhada
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