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SECTIONS One Of Kentucky's Microfilm Center Show Gives Better Weekly Papers Margaret I. King ihr FHA Talent tratgerNity of Keniu PAGES awards for out- The News has won Lexington, Ky. standing excollenc• every year it has been submitted In judging con- Great Promise Number 11 Students tests. 17, 1966 County, Kentucky Thursday, March -Five Fulton, 42041, Fulton Vocal Solo, Lee Engel, Volume Thirty The Future Homemakers of Piano Due', Letha Exum, Peggy America's chapter at the Fulton Reams. High School fulfill a double pur- now widely ac- Brass Sextette, Johnny Wilson, Planned 1.99 pose with their Tour Jones, Mike Ecuadorean Gordon claimed annual talent show. The Mike McClure. Gets Davie Relieved Notes, Mike Yates. Board to raise funds Gilbert, Donnie Festival event is intended to finance a college scholarship Commercial, Rita Craven. student wishing to the Of Duties With Relations some worthy "Gertrude Good 1.69 for Dance Routine, For Fun, But the study borne economies. Bull" - Rita Cash, Debby Carver. Of '66 Events to recog- -Gary Prevue show goes even further Pantomir:,, "The Shifters" Roads by per- County Banana Festival done nize outstanding students Fulcher, Donna Sisk, Kathy Fulcti- What has the International 99( mitting the talented OfIe• CO get .3rd- Puckett, Suzanne board of the In- T. (Turney) Davie, a former friendships with our er, Ric: executive J. and A special meeting of the sum- towards creating goodwill a "feel of the spotlights." Puckett. night reviewed sheriff of Fulton County was what happened at Banana Festival Tuesday from his position Latin-American friends? And that's Twirling Routine, Majorettes- ternational fourth an- marily dismissed Honorable David High School Wednesday ••m, already finalized for the county road superintendent on best be summed up by the Fulton Brenda McBride. Letha the program plans as It can Al- 1.69 morning Studenta and school pa- Powell. through October 1. Tuesday. All four at Fulton Comi- Deputy Coordinator for the Gail Bushart, Julie nual event from September 27 Bronheim, United States trons were entertained to the ut- ty's magistrates voted to remove communi- Style Show, (? 7) when he said: "If other most by songs, dances, vocal and They are: Davie from the post to which he liance for Progress on could learn from your, musical solos and those hilarious Vocal Number, "Rebellettes" - from Stuart was unanimously appointed ties throughout the hemisphere —The committment ance for Progress will make an transform- "live commercials." Elizabeth Mitchell, Lynn Dal- director of the January 4 by the same magistrates -America would be rapidly guests Mary Morrieon, executive official documentary film of the example, Latin Judy Olive, welcomed the Carole Pigue, Sallie Williams. that ap- who relieved him of his duties ed." las, Operation Amigo Program Festival which promises to be and introduced her "associates." from the Tuesday. of the of Gary Fulcher, Rich- proximately 50 students shown all over *erica and in expressed by an official Wayne Lohaus, "the sweetheart Commercial, countries of John Cruse Similar views were were Donna Sisk. nine banana-producing American embase*s all over the Fiscal Court Judge The ever so present the FHA" and Buddy Myers ard Puckett, come to the that government who said: Central America will world. told the News on Wednesday Guatemalan Understand- emcees. Mike McClure. this year. -Journal into the dismissal to - Friendship through and David Hazel- Trumpet Solo, Festival —The Louisville Courier he is looking motto of the Festival Randall Roper famous Guatemalan of 30 fam- if the unanimous de- tied very strong sound men. And -Sara —The will send a prize ealhibit determine Project Unite Us - has certainly wood were the Novelty Art, Cheerleaders Band, the same and 30 four magistrates is ing - who show: Ruth Ann Army's Marimba ous Hugh Haynie cartoons, cision of the of every Guatemalan he-e-e-e-e-e-re's the Jane Poe, Roma Foster, attended the Fer- indicated that and dear knots in the heart Cra- group that has prints of the wont of Kentucky valid. Judge Cruse year Piano Solo, John Reed. Burnette, Cindy Homra, Rita two years, will dismissal for the second consecutive ns at for the past artist Ray Harm. Plans are fairly he was opposed to the attended the Festival Dance Routine, "The Pink Pan- ven, Carolyn Allen. for eight to dis- been able to en- Ann appear at the Festival certain that Mr. Haynie andliis and said that he intended were most delighted to have thers" - Roma Foster, Ruth the ma- Highway and we Judy Merryman. days. Plans are to have the famous "Lois" in the cuss the matter with gaiety to "you all". Burrinte, Mary Jo Westpheling, Tap Dance, eve- wife, and bring authentic musical rimba give a "concert" each cartoons will appear here Commissioner Henry Ward. lighten Carolyn Allen. Haynie this year! Vocal Soho, Sallie Williams. ning "Mile they are here. with his exhibit. Mr. post They will return again Commercial, Red Forrest, Jim- in person Dovie's appointrnsnt to the The United States Information appearance here is in the dis- are many more! 3.551; my Treas. Act, Rita Cash, Toby — Harm's has been the topic ..:' political And there Novelty the efforts at stage. the progress made by Merideth Miller. Agency, through planning cussion ever since he was selected. In early April, evidence of Harriso-. United States largest mobile art David Bronheim, —The world's Long identified with the Harry Lee into greater understanding Hancock, for the by the Kentucky our twin cities, will flower Commercial, Harriet Deputy Coordinator train sponsored Waterfield-Happy Chandler faction first hand, what 29( Jo Westpheling. and Kentucky Depart- some 30 area residents will view, Janie Noles, Mary Art Guild Democrat'e party, Davies when siftings will have its of the of State for La- ment of Commerce appointment drew strong fire from Thomas Mann, former Undersecretary Trumpet—less Solo, Cheryl Un- bee for a week. that lies two car exhibit County Administration forces who called the "coincidence of interest derwood Club Kentucky Partners for the tin-America Prom Boosters • —The felt that Judge Cruse had violated to the south of us." will coordhiate their state- our country and our friends "The Downtowners" - Alliance a campaign promise to them. between 001111,0. so that materials are self-explanatory and mute John Reed, Gordon Beauties wide program Davie replaced Earl Taylor, also a The letters herewith Mr. Sensing, Names various programs in Banana collected for long-time Administration support- that our Fourth Annual International Jones. will be presented to of- evidence in Ecuador er. of the most significant events ficials of that country during the Festival will be one Jo's In Competition Davies qualifications for road Festival. It should command cov- this year. of the have also been the America W. W. Jet/on, chairman erage by the national TV and radio supezintendent being of debate. One magistrate Here they are: South Fulton Beauty Revue networks and metropolitan news- subject Fulton said he went along with the sponsored by the Sough papers. who Government- otebook 4 appointment for har- April 6th. Of course, Booster; Club on Friday. April 18, Maria Crespo, a popular January Amigo, Inc. in be- —Ana the News: "Judge Operation al functions will be meshed has released the following names personality from Guate- mony told There's a lot of talk around town Festival an obligation to the tween this itinerary. of entrants to date: accepted an invitation to Cruse owes March 11, 1966 among people "wishing" they mala has to get as many roads Judith Lynn Adams, Mollie Alex- Festival and to stage a entire county The whole city of Quito is ex- go on the Ecuadorean tour attend the a small group could Paula Mai Bell, Joy Bar- art exhibit from built as possible. If Mrs. Jo Westphe''-g about your proposed visit but thus far leas than ander, fashion show and to use the Festival cited next month, Bynum, Deborah of politicians is going International B:17aia thing they need now is have made definite ber Boyd, Martha her country. The main ten local people Jo Clement, plan- fiscal court to fight the Adminis- Fulton, Kentucky, and names. dozens more t. nne Cantrell, Nelda These events are in the the exact number plans to go. There are Regina Ann tration, we may as well Case down to come to go, and Brenda Faye Clinard, ning stage: Dear Jo: Martinez will be pleased 'PS who could go, and ought Davidson, the road department." this informa- Crabtree, Alma Jeanette —The appearance here of Mrs. of I. Fulton to obtain that's why it's my unpleasant dismissal Please find enclosed the tour of Brenda Sue Gattis, Hilda, Francine John Barrymore, now in Quito Voting for Davies visiting tion, next week. duty (as usual) to do a bit L. Cox, activities for your group Gettig, Donna Giles, Jane Graves, (Coninued on Page Eight) were: Roy Nethery, A. straight talking to twin city resi- Darpell. Quito and Guayaquil, commencing you so much, Jo. It was Doane Marie Gossum, Sheila James Black and Charlie Thank dents. to speak to you again on the Elaine Lowry, Carol Ann Madding, good phone. We must, we cannot fail, to send Carolyn Moore, Edvrina Norene Pamela 30 people to Ecuador as suggested Morris, Paula McMinn, Jaycee Awards Most sincerely, Nanney, bj the Ecuadorean government, Netherland, Linda Kay Farmers Under- Honor Morrison or business. or Sinter, Cheryl Kaye Banks H. Stuart _even if every club Candy Lucy Dinner Fetes organization in town has to pay the wood, Florence Lou Wiggins, Director Woodruff. expenses of an official representa- Ellen Winters, Joanna in the tive. Or even if we have to make The revue will be held State Officers Dinner aviacion gym- Bountiful Ecuatoriana de hard- School At up a pot to send deserving, South Fulton High are Jaycee Distinguish- working Festival workers who nasium at 8 p. m. Tickets Next week's Dupont Plaza Center—Suite 1020 50c for chil- 'Awards dinner ticket farm economy was recog- could not possibly afford to make 31.00 for adults and ed Service Fulton County's booming Blvd. Way is now on," Glen Suiter, by the fi- 300 Biscayne the trip. THIS IS A COMMAND dren. sale drive Carr auditorium Monday night president, said today. nized at the Miami, Florida 33131 PERFORMANCE. LET'S NOT local Jaycee are the most informed as to 191 once more this year, we nancial organizations who "And, FAIL THEM! and buying power. Special Tour For Fulton, Ky. Three Types Vaccine are featuring an outstanding pro- its contribution to the area's growth to their charm, two Jaycee state of- Bank of Fulton In addition gram with The City National Bank and the Fulton April 6 ( Wukesday):— ebullience and abilities, Latin- ficers being the principal attrac- were hosts to more sensitive On Tuesday Doug Citizen's Bank of Hickman Miami via Ecuatoriana de 39( Americans are also very Available tions. First, there is dynamic and the to Leave a lot of et, secretary, are "partners in the alliance" Flight 421, at 1:00 a. m. folks Great plans and of oral Sabin Sutherland, Jaycee state than 260 persons who Aviacion, by the Engel, the young musician, All three types speaker. of productivity. Arrive Quito at 9:00 a. m. Recep- fort has been expanded tea will be given at the who will be our featured agriculture on a high level OR Ecuatori- and radio disc jockey who polio vaccine Jaycee state keeping tion and transfer to Hotel Quito. Ecuadorean government, vocalist, Center nest Tues- Second, Tom Gates, 89( Amigo 'ens swoon, appeared at tise Fulton Health on hand to add the usual recogni- of the day free. and Operation m•kes will be to Rest ana Airlines as March 22. Those who have president, In addition Farm Family of Ken- the hospitality FHA talent show Wednesday day. to the program. presented to adults "Master to reciprocate series and have not com- much excitement tion awards 1965". Mr. and Mrs. Elmer — City Tour and individuals well as at the Farm Recognition begun the Larry Ader, for their pro- tucky in April 7 (Thursday): shown these groups urged to do so. Suitor appointed and young people their daughter Patti to the old Festival. Monday night. pleted them are to of agriculture, }linen and Downtown throughfare during last year's Banana banquet children who local Southern Bell manager, gress in the field Cecil Burette the real Parents who have ticket two and Mr. and Mrs. part of the City, visiting vaccine are spearhead this year's the program also spotlighted on Page Five) a sight to twin city resi- have not had the this prominent 'Continued antique street "La Ronda", The invitation PHOTOI the Health drive. Ader stated that tickets of Fulton County's most Inside Pages a tourist promotion by GET YOUR urged to take them to maned Other Photos On dents is not year are reasonably priced at 32.00 farm families, who were (Continued on Page Mg/yr) it's an official govern. of Center and get started. any means, Marty Eakin, the "Adelle" and can be reserved by contacting joc invitation and I would depart- mental the News' photographic INVITED him at 472-9000 or 472-9044. one of the very of almost YOU'RE Service rather imagine ment, took pichor. the Fultoo This year's Distinguished to Americans on it the The Spring Dance at few ever extended every presentation made on Sat- Awards dinner will be held at Park for inter- Mon- ('ountry Club will be held the basis of appreciation F•rin Recognition banquet p. m. at 7:30 p. m., March 25. shown to that urday. April 16, from 8 to 12 Terrace Sheltons Move national goodwill night. If you would c•re to meeting of the Jaycees have made day Andrews and The Melody At the good country. They glossy print of this event, Charles Robert Perry, IC RR 13 89( area of hate • furnish the music. Ad- this week the will special concessions in c•Il Marty here at the News. Men was appointed chairman Here To Join invitation. just is $3.00 per couple. Mem- employee, finance to extend the phologr•phs Sr. mighty fine mission organization's mop and under- The and their guests are invited. of the FOR I don't think they'd quite ritm•mberirml bers and Robert Webb, em- of en- for broom sale Staff stand our apparent lack Waymatic Welding Cor- Whitnel Si by not ployed by for the invitation co-chair- thusiasm poration. was appointed Mr. and Mrs. James H. Shelton thirty people accept having the man. moved from Murray to Ful- offer. have their generous At ton and have joined the staff at 29( follow through Funeral Home, If we're going to Medicare Applications Chest X-ray Whenel -Unite Us • let's WI' Mobile on Project Mr. Shelton is a graduate of it a one-way diplomatic make Gupton Jones School of Mortuary with all the favors coming March 23 street, Treas Reveals Unit Here Science at Nashville. He is a li- our way. Postoffice, censed Kentucky and Tennessee The mobile chest X-ray unit will needs refresh- embalmer and funeral director If your memory be at the Fulton Health Center you that last announced to- and, befare coming to Fulton, was ing let me remind Joe W. Treas of Fulton from 10 a, m. until 12 Noon and us, at its oven Postmaster Medicare with Ronald Churchill Funeral year Ecuador sent for supplemental from 2 to 3 p. m. on March 23, ATE ballerina of day that application blanks Home in Murray for more than : prima expense, the Window of the and also from 9 a. m. until 12 Noon her talented or- at the Parcel Post twenty-five years. He is a mem- their country and benefits are available on Starch 24. to enhance the ber of the Murray Lion.s Club and ganist accompanist Post Office. All persons eighteen years of international Fulton the Woodmen of the World. Mrs. significance of our age or over are eligible to take of the gov- blanks are being million said Shelton is a licensed Kentucky fun- program. Four officials The application plied, less than one X-rays. Those under 18 are presi- the Social Se- up for the these They are members ernment came, including the made available as they did not want to sign have positive tuber- eral director. di- seeks to con- eligible if they Church. and the public relations curity Administration supplemental program. or if referred by a of the Baptist dent Citizens be- cular skin test of the Ecuadorean Tourist 3.1 million senior program costs women will be rector tact imposed The supplemental physician. Pregnant Two of the Shelton children are also at tlin'r very own a March 31 deadline provides doctor by a pri- ('om.mission, fore $3 a month and X-rayed only if referred with them in Fulton, Timmy, age the Medicare Law. benefits. Everyone expense. by proclaim- bill and other vate physician. 6, and Fred, a sophornore in high students who President Johnson has for the basic in Some 30 of the Medicare 65 and over is eligible school. Two other children live Ecuador, includ- ed March as "National benefits under Medicare. Mrs. Ronny came, were from_ Ile urged all hospital Murray, a daughter, beauty queen of Enrollment Month." of the application blank Eastern Star a senior ing the reigninif all citizens to A copy Fulton Lae, whose husband is charming mother federal agencies and on the lobby bulletin at Ecuador and her senior citi- is displayed in the Engineering Department officer and cooperate in enrolling Post Office. who served as liaison board of the Fulton To Serve Spaghetti Murray State College, and a son, the students. Ex- zens in the program. Citizens who reached 65 his ap- chaperone for all and one-half Senior Fulton City Chapter No. 41, Ronald W., who is serving transportation from Initially, some two face a two year delay The cept for the were dis- before 1966 the Eastern Star, will prenticeship at Ronald Churchill return the million application blanks sign up March 31. Order of Miami to Fulton and post if they do not spaghetti supper next Funeral Home. no other to nearly 34,000 main are pre- sponsor a students came here with tributed States. The application forms 19, at the Ma- throughout the 50 Security Saturday, March are occupying the 50 to the Festival. They did their offices addressed to the Social p. m. un- The Sheltons cost to forms are available as sonic Temple, from 4:30 at the Funeral for diplomatic relations, Acklitional Administratkm in Baltimore, follow whose ability •s a farmer upstairs apartment share gave til 830 p. m. Farmer award goes to a young the Whit- nothing of the spurt they needed. Maryland. Star of Pro- Home, 406 Endings, and say direct mailings and Spaghetti, slaw, crackers, day. Here John Wilson, left, manager and moved 29( economy while here. Through is shining brighter every nets have purchased our Social Security bread, pie, coffee and cold Jimmy -Counselor of Com- other means, the Security Representa- French presents the Star Farmer award to into the Jack Edwards home at The Minister had contact The Social will be served. Tickets are duction Credit Association, Polit, came from Administration has Fulton each 1st and 3rd drinks 405 Park Avenue. merce, Gustavo Senior tive visits adults and 50c for children of Fulton County FFA. his e••••• expense to with 16 of the 19.1 million located at the Ftl- $1.00 for George, member Washington at over on Monday, and is of age. Festival. He has Citizens who will be 65 or under 12 years do honor to our re- ton City Hall. 1. Of the 16 million who (Continued Olt r-7- Eight) July THE FULTON COUNTY NEWS PAUL and JOHANNA M. WIISTPHIELING ,iiiminnworprommo

Thursday. March 17. 1966 Editors Hui Publishers Moil Pag 1D1)17 I 71' CORNER I I Ireland (Ed's Note- Slate so lit Editorials you have colonnaded on the' HOME eating *eras on the Irish b) S Cobb, we thought you won,. enjoy this article recently Home's not merely four square walls, in the McLean County Ne, was written by London Kentucky House Votes To Though with pictures hung Gag Newspapers, But and gilded; ha prize-winning cohtme, • v:1505 Home of a Country Boy.- , Overlooks The Character Damaging Hand-Bills is where Affection calls - AMERICANS Filled with shrines the Hearth have too long • . If w The Kentucky had budded! House of Repre- the gutter Ireland for granted. in an attempt to injure tentatives voted last week., 34 to 34 to Home! Go watch the faithful dove, The thoughtle-as If a candidate. . and the candidate's American . require "statements, editorials ly past doesn't think or ad- family Sailing much _ 'neath the heaven above Ireland He knowc. If vertisements" in magazines or news- us. without ached.ledormg If ever you Home at. that many ,• papers in support of political candi- need a nightmare, is where there's one love! anceirtorS If to Or mast Or as came . dates to carry the name picture if you will, the Ireland and address agony of a Home He hat the idea that high is where there's one to love us! both If of the writer. school graduate and a College are Baud for sentimentai junior. songs. for drinking cam psugtung for a candidate and fIght,ng "Let the. editorial writers Home's not merely hard, and fotbning the put in whom they trust roof and room. Catn0::c their tomorrows, (Sorra and the Democratic their names on their columns," one of having Part) to retrieve a demoralizing It needs something tf he the sponsors to endear it; dunks WWII Ireland, of the bills said. They circular from country, about 200 autos, before at all, be is apt to regar! should not hide behind editorial on- they Home is where the heart can I as some minor can circulate a brochure setting bloom, part of Gres! .munity They don't hesitate Britain, too far away to put us forth the progressive Where and too snia, platform of the there's some kind lip to to make muds on record," he added. cheer it! einereace to an:. An candidate of their choice. ooe in America. And for What the fringe is home with none to meet. Ocie of UN It is not likely that this ridiculous horrors of Your nightmare, the happy reseits of os,r em to Ireland ia Sat TO hill will ever become add the fact that one -of the None to welcome, tt helped me law, but if it young fel- none to greet us? to appreciate the OF lows is the Irish much more does, it will be the greatest disorimi- 17-vear old son of the can- than I ever had, Home is sweet, rasa denta I had didate of his and only sweet, known nation ever consummated in the an- choke. al and appreciated my part- req izan nala legislative Where ancestry. to i of derang-do. It is there's one we love to meet an ironic commentary on us! To really begin te emisrstand dit such devious Ireland and the tactics to note however. 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Psms '5.5. Maar! Seem, nut Envy The and =stake of recruatag Norman ararrOars. artimatzre avolved we Act aikansesa nee poi xian- in the spcnsership has nesnant man mar Seeman kr %able as Me ii' Sures in miS 'wee' Ealalind to nett ban right zious. aevana& an': ponace ompassanoS 5. -Sermte Let eseb me do Mai immowsl. acid tha• are =yaw - a.maim a AMC Pert IILS Menne% in Ireiund renal _then - ast a. nesa get Sough :Qua aistionek. to ;aut • Contsned ow Pen Three aria lewspapers ado =natal- , diaraPer assiveas-ag teal-bins hog the itroxverib at theta logisia- Re CS that lot ascoi.le :eve esca-;e. We acts t think Mr Grady from. Hickman, thse that opened a new cafe near the trz a. actirs a a .71143,M. ate wa ever .am zar=ertt factor'; Next, ▪ niaw•. least sot Mr Ford purchased Lowe's Cafe le ing Om il.ranLtittabt ;:elwer'weasto inca eaazrial loaner cc Like Street and it on vacs* is under the able management of :41mact the thazias a- peete a— Frank C-n-k. aseec the Su Azusa- :one to the monlosizia:s reetaaoton. lad otacrow Vostr.ABeiincl eiL Lowe, restaurant ha man of years standing, is zetrase ready to open a new concrete block F7:3311:1S313 .1.7u1I731s:133. business in se /MI South Falter.. Doc Matra 3t.33 tiler! 3 will be associated in the busi- it ma. These fellows expect la-ar Visa ncrithy Feralactogo, to furnish some of the much hi . But the -X.• employed toweled maanhals to build with da wormer! ,s 7aa at e -.."ramidort. ass aceemed a mara.m. with Kennet:to around this territory. WET to EDT Ljeris inOSt W.f....-. 02 ztr.ra.aars. ;cod zr frE3r."--7restadoti FU Mrs. G_ C. Bard was hastess .zwi mu to 1.7-112.- Eer tahe- a 1L-s_ Farancue_ to her Tuesday after- Ye =tow '477..0-. mom- and room. :a:cc 3,a-a AeaLa bredge club this week, at A . 111:: ::•-r•-r-sd4-zre nr'it: have moved home on Carr Street. Mrs. -17 or we-en:ewer a, e to T.M Franklin as-tamed 381em ;Ms held htgh score at 3ILL:3Z.11.313,7.1.-1N; of eee lad the close of games. in- of =:"T aorta. :f in.actranarii lo can we the me 5ccit Man he asiciaaett. Mr koot -Whim. he Razers. Mrs. Thomsas Fortner to :wore =-sa#: wane Ma: woo three bkoas a. =aarx announce the hirth of in aezsit ar eerie in us :',1'n rase azd if a sca 'born cc on in Sum 4%o-ore nod otareed 12. in Jones Clinic. =rot Its Yamer and is tezr-a ore-- at ifthe -zeie =gels. neromeet11 -oaks meentsthool ateeena liorday- iit.zrin ar.d Mrs. R. tawe, A F:wlkes entertained aoco.7. - or-nor merit mi.r.ted as isroiteracr the American - otowe ..-to-ae- three this think act Le- thairn1 -"AZ- a: er home Thesday vetior the .1....tecer: 1- -recan1hle the 7...ori afternoon. Mrs. R. hear:- a this -are and orre zoo= E.L7ra. eresuiect. n.74" council aid I:resided over the tha: zomes whec the aarrs ora.cra a -or. mayor =et at the our business session. aor oaer rot 10 the for .tre-ey Day were zerteo.o.i.e.orisc.- Morciae te:....ro a one if the acoote atraorts trade and a report given on row! come -aeld here a me mem: osa:o. s..:tger•- a: the Lea-ton too.. c •re.3.tzeo a sootoree: Fieemost amorat the roura-titie tiosous- cabin last week. Eleven Seca/Jae aaovot et,nS 'a-as j:mensal to =Le:rota •:, irawa -au the s.cara- if Eo,iri- saris re: Tzoiteralle and io install waram tieoces. alor tu•se ttev !.....red as taithig s.ueoluuse Itvunt rianassit =root,: 7-7:-.zrs ja. the a:aro:owe the :regales axe Ann lift %Mr -veto! thilk-ar- and Max Mc- If MO :11•111/!CMII Mae atadmis aric aceata ata..: if- Gene Vaa.-2_ BcC,Cy Ma osoae. Barvlay, Al, Ntowy and Jim Seam new Ferscitei aseopso asaudis end* ar Plansa elk Melt -rocera harM has oime ca -=ILT to FoLoit la • emerme or ese T'te stay aikio't to Harr, -Saeilim- , Cantladas Paseo frnoleglatfte woo-i of Slod a-rots peace_ JZ Frece Soroases r mill Item ietrat Mr and Mrs. wens am se 7The iior.of ,:saf. -... hack to the o-of Tommie Wald- illonlimaert "Star Sa Insemsr amosts ;Aram. 'Fie at.taJZ3 ire a new home laismew simesisi IZt± earns he seise =y ao=e Fe:oor_ or. State Line Roaot where the they w011 ressbe. a not ea.- ceszeie -owe Aar flemaner ac'. earlissa aisalar MOM %SW 5.11-n sr wage* non a Force 'Pave: '..nee Tombola hioes aice- J. C. Foster don't hare amen. ad lava - a :ot -wore ea± enough sallelle ad. aream: twt.rik '*c. so be puts sees ee-a. sew te thwo. Elenelles reananriaL 7717 trey in &Maas, too, este ISM lagi Oa cret 1" 77,17.f he sewed The am gammen OMR. iiiniscs to the Lard at cerse Lai .iap seeaj Seer ineiness -ar...leizties lad :ow sco&-er while his wife took off ▪ aas oo&e-ar &I•ift,_ ter. 17.a =rohaay- satoorisoosa cos for a gonar ChM!Skeeet. sas ea per yea. 1:".; A.orth- earees., ogees oeseissa M..! Farm' has had he afth laeo alIMO MI era-acted for a new se: fillassaw Zatelloa Nom Obeinhusa Fokeer ottaiora- the aocr the Ile thessmIlmel Some 27.4.0111101114 fared Melee Paean Ilia war mot oaeos :tam -21ret 'Fzesto tinestr+ • :aid too= armee: Morgan ant SIIMErible$ owe sal PI Yoo a: is Nte nate:rant -mantra wife have a newly born Sem raw olesnaigs fartir Thiains iti son reasethe roc aonstinnes =Old. thee behoree oxis :nee_ theBeeeteez ai5. nem in reuttapiving and earth. as is td Genesis 1: 3 Page 3 The Fulton News, Thursday, March 17, 1966 relCInd Fourteenth In A Series !e so ma: ed an tho S Irish h!, Kentucky Windage° Spreading His Love You woo., Introducing Our Churches - God's Agency For recently p, panty tie., 8.7 p. . . thine. AR& column. - (tbs,r IT'S NO SNAP • TO BE AN to mention a marriage license and 57 Boy "t EDITOR a dog license. I am also required If we print jokes, people say we're to contribute to every society and e too long taker, silly; organization which the genius of If se don't, they say we're too man is capable to bring in to life; Smerican usual serious. to women's relief, the unemployed If we clip things and print them, relief, and the gold digger's relief. witho s . we're too lazy to write; Also to every hospital and charit• sat many ai If we don't, we're stuck on our able institution in the city, includ- cross, I us came from own stuff. ing the Red Cross, the black and the double S idea that the If we stick too close to the job, the purple cross, or seetimental they say we ought to get out cross. requir- g and fight.ng and hunt news; For my own safety, I am life proper- I the CaLhot,, If sic devote too much time to our ed to carry insurance, insurance, mantic Party publication, we're shirking our ty insurance, liability burglar insurance, accident snout ut !retard, professional responsibilities the business insurance, earth s apt to And like as not, someone will say—ance. regard quake insurance, tornado insurt part sic copied this from some of Grey ance, unemployment insurance, old and other other publication - I too anal, age and fire insurance. lerence to an, And we did!!! My business is so governed that UNUSUAL RESPONSE . is no easy matter to find out r meth of our it TO A REQUEST FOR PAYMENT owns it. I am inspected, ex- st it helped me who OF A BILL pected, suspected, disrespected, re- math more ▪ Sly Dear Soy In reply to your jected, dejected, examined, re- as ththelle I had request to send a check, I wish xamined, informed, required, sum- culled my par Is inform you that the present con- moned, fined, commanded and dition of my bank account makes compelled until I provide an inex- to anslerstand it almost impossible. My shattered haustible supply of money for th, ethe seeds to financial condition is due to Fed- every known need of the human flakey That it eral Laws, State Laws, County race. Simply because I refuse to or education Laws, Corporation Laws, Liquor donate to something or other, I am ty. I sever re Laws. Mother-In-Law, Brother-In- boycotted, talked about, lied about is etheid the Laws, Sister-In-Laws, and outlaes. held up, held down, and robbed un- of wily !run Through these laws. I am com- til I am almost ruined. mislear a little pelled to pay a business tax, you honestly that ex- of the kith I can tell amusement tax, head tax, school miracle that happened, mast a/ cept for the Ian. gas tax, light tax, sales tax, not enclose this check. The t Imbed can , I could liquor tax, carpet tax, income tax, wolf that comes to many doors eat mints dt.,• food tax, furniture tax, and excise just had pups in my e. Is hthreturc nowadays tax. Even illy brains are taxed. I k.tchen; I sold them and here is nele treasure ▪ am required to get a business li- the money. se indillereety cense, car license, hunting and El I ham &run fishing license, truck license, not Yours faithfully I did I 'value r Yests was an was ant metal I II receded Mai Vonda Kay Van Dyke, Festival a'. wasbarn n die bleb \art Story the wane nei- Visitor, Publishes Her ther' his • What does it mean to a beautiful Ii is the most important book I III Mir to young girl who has carried the im- own." She not only voices her be- pressive title of Miss America for liefs but she lives them - and has ind. ore can sec to com- a glamor.filled. schedule-tight year never found it necessary e thew ea: to step down from her throne and promise her standards or lower ere is a tea . place her crown on another's head? her ideals in any way, nor for any tlie overate. mason. To Vonda Kay Van Dyke, Miss CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH FULTON, KENTUCKY r Rouser. nor ía not America of 1965, a meant a new Yet Miss Van Dyke's book af Gram! own fascinat- life and a new challenge. In her just the story of her if Niagra F - just.published book, THAT GIRL :us, career, it is-1 book of counsel The Fulton Cumberland Presbyterian Church was organized In our Church School, Crusader, and Cumberland Presbyter- if 'reined s to set a IN YOUR MIRROR, she talks to and challenge to all girls H. Sheldrake, with eighteen meetings our adults, youth and children case a', on June 20th, 1887 by the Rev,,G ian Youth Fellowship young girls everywhere concern- direction in life, to strengthen, ed. tett and put their own' members. The Church which was organized on the Tennessee side have the opportunity to study to learn the will of God for their ing that all-insportant subject - their faith and to at in order to themselves. best foot forward in finding a se- was received into Obion Presbytery, of which it is still apart lives. A knowledge of God's will for life is necessary w the bums cure place in the world. 'I don't claim to be an authority the present time. live a life pleasing to Him. as for the • This is just the kind of advice on girls . . I can only speak as • POOrest lr.sr girls are looking for - from just wife, mov- of them to all of them" • cer- Church building was purchased from the Methodist The present pastor, Rev. W. W. Kitterman and his swoon sod to one the kind of girl they'll listen to. In 1889 a tainly a modest statement from a side), where worship field March tat, having come from the Modern Manor I book as if THAT GIRL IN YOUR MIRROR, church located on the State line (Tennessee ed on the young lady who has climbed suc- two sublished by the Fleming H. Revell untii 1901, when the congregation moved Church in Lubbock, Texas, where they had served for over cess's ladder with such agility. Her services were conducted not as nett as Company,(cloth 12.95, paper $1.90), is extended to all within the communi- words of counsel and challenge a new building constructed on Commercial. years. A cordial welcome in hatura. in bookstores everywhere. into certain authority and now ty work and worship with us. Ike carry a to begin:. (older ones, too) are located on Second and Eddings, was what tea young girls The present building, bound to sit up and take notice - added in 1953. A sal !ewe dr ABOUT IRELAND-- built in 1948 with the educational building being SERVICE SCHEDULE for what girl isn't concerned about au! cacique, from page Two) where the pastor will live is to be constructed begin- the one she sees in her mirror? sContinued new manse king math • - School .9:45 A. M. Dyke is from on, the English stubbornly held on week in the Deepwood sub-division. Sunday g Norman Vonda Kay Van ning this She has always to their foothold in Ireland, to the he ham te..• Phoenix, Arizona. Worship 10:50 A. M. in school great sorrow of the Irish. In the early history of the Church there was a society organ- Morning mut From then been an active participant activates. In high Sadly, the English never extend- work. This work has continued P. reuse, and church ized to promote foreign mission Crusaders and C. P. Y. F. 5:30 P. M. captain of the ed to Ireland the same self-gov- school, she was the years, and at the present time the Cumberland sang in a girls ernment and freedom under law throughout cheerleading squad, Rey, W. W. KItherman Evening Worship 7:00 P. M. saxophone, had which they enjoyed at home and Presbyterian Women are very active in the program of missions. Se near the trio, played the leads in school plays, and served exported to their colonies. Their .owe's Cafe on the newspaper staff. At church policy in Ireland was in tragic con- agement of she sang in the choir and taught a trast to that shown to Canada, More People Will Co To Church. Sunday school class. Australia, South Africa, and India. This Feature Is Published With The Hope That Even the American colonies en- Since she was six years old, she joyed more reasonable treatment has been perfecting her talent as than did Ireland. In This Community. ;tanding, is a ventriloquist. Her parents pre- Ills Sponsored By Firms Interested Perhaps the greatest reason for sented her with her first dummy business in this difference was religion. From when she was seven, and she used in the busi- the day St. l'atrick landed in 432, him in telling Bible stories to Sun- - Fulton Co's. R. E. C. C. Ireland was overwhelmingly Cath- Hickman Hornbeak Funeral Home f the much day school clauses. She continued INTERSTATE OIL COMPANY olic. The land 'vas covered with Electrically' rritory. to perfect her skill at assemblies 'Lie* Batter Oxygen-equipped ambulance churches and monasteries, and of Shell Products and parties through her high school Jobbers Irish missionaries carried Chris- Hickman, Ky. years. While competing in the 302 Carr St, Dial 472-1412 to many other parts of the Fulton Phone 472-3951 sday after- America's Junior Miss Pageant. tianity itreet. Mrs she won the National Talent Award world. (Concluded met week) .f games. and was asked to return the fol- lowing two years as an entertainer Fulton Coca-Cola Bottling Co.. Inc Compliments Of for the Pageant. She also appeared NEW NUCLEAR CARRIER CITY DRUG COMPANY Kentucky Ave., Fulton Phone 472-1471 Fulton Wholesale Florist ihe birth of on the Ed Sullivan show. Vice Adm, Hyman G. Rickover As Miss Arizona of 1964, Venda reports that the proposed new nu- Your Prescriptioe Drug Stone Cut flowers Green florist supplies City Miss aircraft carrier will entered the Atlantic clear-powered "MOW Kay Fulton, Ky. Phone 472-1303 Dial 479.1371 America Beauty Pageant, taking require refueling only once during wrican Le- her. span. The Presi- her beloved Kurley Q with its 25-year life Henry L Siegel Company, Inc. an. Mrs. R. There she had the unique honor, of dent's budget message included ess session. being unanimously selected by the funds to build the country's second Fulton and South Fulton - other 49 contestants to receive The such ship. Rice Insurance Agency, Inc. EVANS DRUG COMPANY rt given on Miss Congeniality Award and lobe See us for all your insurance needs "The Revell Store" elt. Eleven crowned Miss America of 1965. DISC JOCKEY AT 9 Ga. — Robert P. Joseph Her very sincere religious testi- Buford, 231 Main St. Phone 4714341 THE CITIZMS BANK Lek* Street Dial 4724421 WDYX two years mony before that tremendous audi- bought Station and it has become • family Maks, our bank your bank ence left an impression on all who ago Joseph's we is the id Max Mo- witnessed the contest, either in per- enterprise. engineer and his nine-year- Hickman, Ky. Phone 236-2455 7! and Jim son or on television. Asked if she chief Kathy, prepares, an- carried her Bible as a good luck old daughter, Park Terrace Restaurant and runs a 15-minute tbs- PURE MILK COMPANY charm, she replied, "I do not con- nounces And Gift Shop program each Saturday. sider my Bible a good luck charm. jockey At the stare or at your doer MARINE OIL COMPANY rrae Antiques Souvenirs Excellent Peed West State Line Fulton, Ky. Private dining for 250 elect where Fulton. KY, Phone 472-3311 Greenfield Monument Works Phone 472-9006 MI Years me moue In Operation King Motor Company, Inc. • James & Son Supermarkets Fulton Insurance Agency .S too. 'Me 'Large Display E. W. Authorized Pontiac and Rambler Dealer Farm A Auto Insurance if* took off • Well Lighted At Night • Hickman, Ky. Unlen City, Tenn, • Open Sunday Afternoons • Farmer's Liability Coverage 101 W. State Lino Phone 479.2271 South Fulton, Tenn. St., Fulton Office Phone 472-1351 . 1 rarer 208 Main W. D. Powers & SONS Greenfield J. B. MANS Gardner's Studio, 218 Commercial Ave. lawn sec. Fulton Phone 235.2293 Photos on this page courtesy pkrtrig and Phone 412.1E' Greenfield. Tenth 21 Page 4 The Fulton News, Thursday, March 17, 1966 CARE IS THERE hold the services. DEATHS American doctors sent to Afghan. Charter es bees will be istan by MEDICO. a service accepted up to of- including that date. Molly King Made Fulton Happier; CARE. find that malnutrition set, South Fulton Methodist iously hampers their patients' re- Rev Dan Underwood, a John T. Hodges covery. CARE Food Crusade gifts minister, age 22, is spear he..o His Death Saddens (which may be the organization, A Community John sent to CARE Food lie is also Thomas Hodges, a resident Crusade. Church of the Walnut 1720 Making Grove West Progress End Ave., Metho. " His name of Dear Dukedom, died last Wed- was of his community and he should Nashville, Tennes.•ee 31203) go to church and the Dukedom sl.•• ' Wilburn nesday night, March 9, in Hillview H. King. have been. He helped to make the every Afghan public hospital, en dist church. Hospital, folloeing an illness - Plans for a South Fuhon Metho- Few others, out- routine chores in a small commune of rutting meals for 2,000 patients the inside into an auditorium with Prayer meetings will begin side snout four months. a dist Church are progressing each four Sunday School classrooms of his im- tY happy and pleasant occasions. month. An night (Thursday /at 7 p. m . Funeral week, with the pledged charter altar mediate family He shall be missed, more than he services were held Sat- rail has been installed for adult choir practice follow in, , urday members having increased from communion knew it, because could ever realize. in the Dukedom Methodist 27 the service, 'and the youth choir meets each Wed., the Church, with NEW to 52 since the organization was communion service has been had-fellow. Mr. King. 59, was born in Mc- Jackson Funeral POSTAGE STAMPS do- afternoon at three o'clock s u•ell-met, popular Home in charge. Postmaster started nine weeks ago. Attend- nated Additional pews have been Cracken County, the son of the Interment was in General LaNreix•e church. auto Pinegar's Cemetery. F. O'Brien ance has also increased steadily. added t take care dealer who late James and Emma Wilker has asked the Bureau of the increased Mr. of Engraving from 52 the first Sunday to 91 at- attendance died Monday af- King. He was president, co-owner Hodges. 88, was born in and Printing to use and more than 150 can ternoon was Gras-es County, the a special luminescent tending on March 13. now be seated All members DAD'S INVITED? and manager of the King Motor , son of the late ink for print- are • Molly" to all Hezekiah and Josephine ing stamps. The glowing working to fill the building to ca. The theme Company in Fulton. and was a Taylor stamps Although a building fund has not of the West "Melly" Kiel who knew and ! Hodges. He was a member will be electronically pace), and also to obtain the goal l'TA meeting, member of the First Methodist of the "read" un- been requested, donations have al- to be held loved him. Earlier this Dukedom Methodist der ultraviolet light of 100 charter members week this Church. the Young Men's Business Church. — as a step ready been made by interested by April (Thursday) at 7:30 in Carr gys, reporter inquired of Molly's Surviving are toward speeding 10. health. Club and the Fulton County Sports- his wife. Mrs. mail sorting. citizens of the twin cities nasium, is "Responaibility of is since he had been Lilly Hodges; and a ill for many men's Club. one daughter, Mrs. substantial fund is well portunity in Physical Well Being ' months. The Tommy under way. The church still officially report was that Molly Woodruff of Dukedom; a The language develops new words be- Frank McCann will present his s: rarely Funeral services were The temporary home of the come . left his bedroom these days, held foster daughter. Mrs. Robert Rai- before most of us learn the organized on Easter Sunday, dents in a physical fitness yesterday (Wednesday) old church, the Jones building on pr. although he still kept up an avid afternoon ley of Water Valley Route 2; two April 10, when the Paris District gram. Dads are especially in Whitnel Funeral Broadway, has been converted urge', interest in the news and the af- Home with Rev brothers. J. H. and Virgil Hodges on Superintendent. E J Diggs. will to aUend. W. T. Barnes, fairs of Fulton and the communi- pastor of the First of Hickman; four sisters. Mrs.' Methodist Church, ties around here. officiating. Jeff Gougher and Mrs. Claude Vin- Burial was in Pleasant Molly King was one of those rare View Me- cent of Dyersburg. Mrs. Mamie morial Gardens. individuals who never met a Townsend and Mrs. Matlie Davie stranger_ His hand shake was al- Surviving are his wife. Mrs. Le- of Hickman, five grandchildren ways extended, and telling a good nora Botkin King; two sons, and six great grandchildren. story , was a my to the listener and Charles Wilbur and James great Ed- fun for Molly, He was an ward of Fulton; two daughters, artist's conception of a real auto- Mrs. John McClanahan of Route' Robert J. Robey mobile dealer; kidding about his 1. Crutchfield, and Mrs. B. S. Har- product, Funeral serious when neceseary, gis of Louisville; three brothers, services for Robert and as affable when be lost a sale George, James and Shandy King James RobeY were held last Fri- as when day he made one. of Paducah, and seven grandchil- afternoon in the Water Valley Molly King was a loyal booster dren. Baptist Church, with Rev. Leon Penick e C ficimin...paswrInterment Double Valley Ciemetenterm rta.. thwwashinurcth WhiWh'atneiterat. Sorrow Strikes Well Known , Funeral Home in charge , Mr Robey died in the Puked' Puckett Family;Burials Are Hospital Thursday morning. He Today was the son of the late Albert and : Betty Pate Rohey, Double sorrow struck the well- dom and later moved was a veteran to Hornbeak. of World War known and prominent Puckett Mrs Puckett's I, a former employee body is also at of the family of Water Valley this week. Hornbeak's. Kentucky Highway Depart- A daughter, who had ment and engaged in farming. been confined Funeral services for both will to the hospital be Surviving are his wife. for only a few den, held in the Water Valley Methodist Mrs. Des- died exactly six sie Mae Rudicil Robey: hours before beg Church. where they were mem- one sis- mother, who had been ter, Mrs. Bertha Gill of • ill tot a long bers. Thursday afternoon at two Martin, period of time. several nieces and nephews. o'clock. The bodies will be moved -Mrs. • Grady Goodrich. 55, of to the church aft p. in. Thursday, Water Valley, died in the Fulton to he in state until the funeral. Mrs. Beulah Hospital at 11,20 p. m.. Tuesday hour Rev. Paul McAdoo, pastor of Fagan night. She was the daughter the church, and Rev. M. B. Proctor of Funeral services for Mrs. Beulah Will L. Puckett of Covington. Tenn., will of Water Valley, officiate Bell Fagan were held last and was employed at the funeral. Satur- by Henry I day. March 12, in New Salem Siegel Company. Surviving are the husband Mis- acid sionary Baptist Church. with father. Will Puckett; two daughters Rev. Mrs. Will Puckett. L. C. Carlin officiating. Mrs. Good- and sisters. Mrs. Burial, in rich's mother, J. C. McAlister charge of Jackson died at 5:20 a. m., and Mrs. Dewey Funeral Home. Wednesday Chatman of of Dukedom, was at her home in Water Water Valley; in Acme Ceme- Valley. two sons and bro- tery. thers. Glenn Puckett of South Ful- Mrs. Fagan, 72, of Mrs. Goodrich's body was taken ton and Harold Puckett Forth Worth. of Water Texas. died there to Jackson Funeral Home in Duke- Valley. She'is survived by three daughters. Miss Ruth Fagan of Forth Worth. Mrs. Lee Sadler of Farmington. and Mrs. HOSPITAL NEWS THE TOPS IN Bob Bransford of Union City: three sons. Harold of Detroit, Hiram and Clarence of The following- were patients Wayne, Mich . int CLASS OF four brothers. M Fulton hospitals on Wednesday,: '66 grandchildren and set era) great grandchildren. March 16: ; From The SFH "Hades Herald" I . South JONES HOSPITAL Fulton High School has chosen the 196.5-66 Senior Honor Jimmie Lawson Doran Colley. Joel Nabors. Clap- students. ence Mills, Mrs. Jerry Funeral services Easley, Teresa Pennington. daughter for Jimmy Law- Mrs. Don French. Fulton, of son were held last Sam A. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Pennington, Monday after- Jones, Lynnville. Mrs. Effie Wilk noon in the Union Cumberland has maintained a perfect te aver- stn, Dukedom. Presbyterian Church. with age throughout her high school Rev. Riley Lawrence and Rev. years. Teresa is South Fulton's LaRoyce HILL VIEW HOSPITAL Brown officiating. Valedictorian. She is a member Burial, in D. 0. Pounders, of charge of Honibeak Mrs. Nell Guill, the Beta Club. paper staff, 4-H Funeral Mrs. Beatrice Beard, Home, was in the Union little Michell Club, president of the Student Church Dean, Mrs. Ola Cemetery. Kimbell. Calvin Council. and Senior Who's Who. Thomas, Mrs. Emma Jimmy, eight-year-old Brown, Mrs. I Dickie Gossum and Denise son of Mr. Mary Wall, Mrs. Robert and Mrs. James E. Lawson, Bowles,, Barnes tied for the honor of Sal- died Mrs. Harry Barber, in the Baptist Hospital in Miss Mary utatorian. Dickie is the son of Mr. Memphis King. Mrs. Harvey last Saturday morning, Toalson, Mrs.' and Mr,s. Richard Gossum. Sr. He following a Jose Otano. Fulton; long illness. He was a Dave Winfrey, is a member of the Beta Club. an. student at South Fulton: Cart Elementary School. The Fulton Shopper goes Mrs. Roy Collins, nual staff, paper staff. and Senior's swingin' up and down the streets Water Valley; Mrs. Besides his parents, of Fulton and Bobby Curtin, Who's Who Denise Barnes. dau- he is sur- Cayce: Mrs. vived by his sister, Louis Patrick, ' ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Walton LaDorina Law- Clinton . up and down the Crutchfield; Mrs. son; his grandparents. highways and byways of EVERY Euwin Roland, Barnes. is a member of the Beta Mrs. Stable SINGLE MAIL Pilot Oak; Mrs. Lawson and Mr. and Jess Fuqua, Win- Club, paper staff, annual staff, 4-H Mrs. Frank go. Allen of Fulton: an ROUTE IN THE Club, class officer, basketball man-, aunt. Miss El. ENTIRE FULTON TRADE sande Lawson AREA every week of ager, and Senior's Who's of Fulton: two the year, Who. uncles. Tommy FULTON HOSPITAL Denise and Dickie have 3.97 aver- Lawson of South singing a song of "best" buys Mrs. Fred Brady. J. N. Wooten, ages. Fulton and Billy Lae:90e1 of Ca- in merchandise and services. ruthersville. Mo. Mrs. Mary Winn, Miss Ruth Terry, tican Burrow, daughter of Mr. Mrs. Mary K. McMillan, Billy and Mrs. J. T. Burrow, is the third Moss. Martha Bynum, George Car- place honor student. She is a mem- Mrs. Healy The Shopper is Fulton's SWINGIN' paper . ter. Lena Edington, Fulton; Layne ber of the Beta Club, 4-H Club, Sisson . . live, newsy, well-printed Wright. Jeree Wright, Janet Long, annual staff, class officer, and Sen- Mrs. Neely Glisson, of Route 1, Mrs. R. L. Jonakin, South Ful- ior's Who's Who. and delivered into the mailbox Martin, died in the Volunteer Gen- each week, right on schedule. ton: Mrs. 0. G. Clark, Route 2, Linda Holland is the Six-thousand, two daughter of eral Hospital at Martin on Mon- Fulton: Mrs. Johnny Vaughn and Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Holland. day. March 14, following an hundred mailboxes, baby. Route 3, Fulton: Linda is a member illness to be exact, and thit means it reaches Mrs. Ar- of the Beta of more than a month. twenty-five thousand thur Willis. Route 4, Fulton; Mrs.' Club, annual staff, paper staff. 4-H Funeral services were held TUGS- Sally West, Clinton; Jim Kimbell,' Club, officer staff, Class pairs of eyes. Officer, day afternoon in the New Home Route 1, Clinton: Allie Roberts, and Senior's Who's Who. Linda is Baptist Church, of which she Mrs. 011ie Puckett, Mrs. the fourth place was Grace , honor student. a member. with Rev. Leon McAlister. Jim Lafoon, The fifth honor Penick. Water Val- student is Nancy Rev. Loyce Kingston ley: Miss Eunice Alexander. Cunningham. and Rev., Never Route Nancy is the dau- James M. Morgan before in the history of Fulton has there I. Water Valley; ghter of officiating. been a publication with Mrs Robert Lee,: Mr. and Mrs. Estes CUII- Burial was such Lovelace hingham. in Collier Cemeterys Watts, Route 1, Wingo; She is a member of the Route 4, Martin. wide weekly coverage Thomas Higgs, Martin; Mack Beta Club. annual staff, 4.11 available for advertisers. Club, Mrs. Glisten was born in Weak Brown, R. E. Taylor. Route and works in the office - 3,: for Mr. ley County and was 68 years Martin: Mrs. if. L. Ilitty Nancy was of Amberg. Hick- recently present- age. She was the man. ed the D. daughter of the A. R. Award of good late Elmo Do Shopper citizenship. and Etta Bishop Bell. advertisers like it? Ask any of them and She was president of the new they'll tell you Linda Nanney, sixth honor that stu- Home Baptist Church W. M. U. dent, is the daughter of ads in the Shopper Mr. and Surviving are her husband, keep business swingin' like never Mrs. Paul Nanney. Linda is a before. It is selling Happy Birthday Neely Glisten of Route I, Martin: more member of the Beta Club, paper one daughter. Mrs. James H. merchandise staff, 4-H Club. annual staff, Sen- because it is reaching more people! Wright of Martin. and one bro. The News takes pleasure in ior's Who's Who, and is a cheer- thee Newton Bell of Union City. wishing "Happy Birthday" to the leader. Linda holds the title of following friends: Miss South Fulton. Put your advertising March 18: Janice Walker; March These are the top Senior stu- TRACKED IN SNOW in the Fulton Shopper and listen 19: Pam dents to your cash regis- Hurt, Mrs. W. B. Isbell, at South Fulton High School. Louisville. Ky. — A local police- E. The K. Alexander, Eunice Archie, Haedes Herald would like to man tried a Royal Canadian ters play a happy tune! Charles Whitnel, congradulate Mike Wright; all of these students Mounted Police trick and found March 20: Layne for their excellent Blackard. Cheryl his man He followed footprints in Underwood: March 21: Margret the snow from the spot where Jones, Christina McKinney, Letha Pauline McDaniel, ...THE APPARENT evil in any 39, was struck Ann Cashion. happening down, to house a block that can occur to man away. The FULTON SHOPPER Is published each week Starch 22: Dennis Schrader; is the Her purse was recovered by THE NEWS measure of God's challenge and a 209 Cemmeeclal, Folk., March 23- Tommy Farr, tb 17•year-old youth Phone 472.1400 and lo us come over MMUS man to transform it into advent- was arrested. and toll Whitlock, Mrs. James Butts, James a ge. you Its completer story. D. Hicks, Joe T. Graves, Janet Try always Richardson: March 24: W. B. Is- MANY to be sure that the WHO have served the information bell. Etna Burrow McKinney. world you get is not mien. best have suffered most. formation. San to an increasing Charter le Thursday, March 17, 1966 were provided FAMOUS LAST WORDS Page 5 The Fulton News, -tc ged up to number of customers, according From The SFH "Hades Herald" the report. DATA-PHONE servict allows transmission of many kind. wood, a '01111, 1. Jean Ntiefey — "Oh yell, of data over regular telephone cir a spear he..0 don't worry; I've played basket- Southern Bell Sets New culls. TOUCH -TONE service e is also nail lots of times without wearing whcih cuts dialing time by sub rove Ivlett. • my basketball shoes. Nothing will stituting push-buttons for the con ukedom NI, happen" ventional dial, was offered in 3: 2. Brenda Clinard — "But I Growth Records In 1966 additional exchanges, brining thi will begin don't want to run down the street total to 51. it 7 p. m.,, with my shoes off". Southern Bell Telephone Com- Mr. Malone opened the report A special program to help mee C needs o 3. Linda Mammy — "Dr. Ward, pany in 1965 set new growth re- with an account of the company's the communications tech Weilm was inaugi. is hat do you mean -1 have T. B.?" cords in serving the South, the efforts during and after Hurricane handicapped persons o'clock which lashed Florida, Lou- rated in fluthern Bell and through 4. Richard Peerey — "Aw, this company's annual report shows. Betsy, Mississippi in Septem- out the Bell System in 1965. Th. isn't icy." (THU)) The company added 611,000 tele- isiana and walk widespread program promotes the develop phones in nine states, ending the ber. The storm caused 5. Jimmy Daughterty — "Don't and disrupted ment of equipment for people will ilTEDI year with 9,543,000 in service. It death and damage, worry about my grades, Mrs. vital communications in both physical handicaps. he West .•, good maps." was the largest gain in history. Cardwell; I can draw states. The Long Lines department be held tom. — "But I don't It invested $494 million for new work on a nev 6. Jack Simpson "Over 530,000 telephones were A. T. St T. began in Carr gy,., her to the Pipeline to and improved facilities, topping coaxial cable fron want to take knocked out," notes Mr. Malone. blast-resistant nsibility of 1964 spending by $32 million and Southern Bell i get some coffee." " . Yet in two weeks employees Boston to Miami. al Well Brio.: ' Bushari — "Oh ya'll, setting a new record for the in its constructloi 7. Miss had restored service to all except participating present his s• a boy in the fourth consecutive year. own part of it. The pro there's really not those still under water or in wreck- and will qd fitness pr.. room. HELP!" "Southern Bell has fully shared ject will eventually add 32,400 ad girls' dressing ed or uninhabitable buildings." specially Unztvl in the South's progress and has, at ditional long distance circuits t. customers who the same time, contributed to it," The number of company capabilities. -to-sta- said Frank M. Malone, president, can dial their own station THIS WORLD is not a finished increased in the 1965 report, issued today. tion long distance calls piece of work. God is still at work is now MOSTLY FOR CHILDREN "Eve r - expanding, improving, by 441,000, and this service on it and in it, It is not yet 'the -t four out of About 85 percent of CARE's focs more versatile communications available to alms be of all possible worlds' but it is Long dis- aid gees to children. School break have gone hand-in-hand with the every five customers. the world of best possibilities. If per fast, lunch, or milk program economic development tance calling was up by 14 we allow that the basis on which region's benefits 28,115,500 boys and girls standard of liv- cent during the year. 11111 Sonnett, fourth from loft, was the target of • photographer's camera during the Farm Recognition Ban- God has arranged human life is the and its improving Millions more are fed by CAR1 For the first time, operating au. when it c•om time to t•ke the picture, he wan of best, we canna complain at those gifts to pre-school centers, destitut quet Mold Monday night Carr auditorium, Jost out pelves and taxes surnamed III Inescapable, painful consequences To achieve the gain of 611,000 families, orphanages. Contribution r•neis, but luckily this hard-working Futonian, wise is responsible for the public •ddress sys- billion, totaling $1,029,000,000. The tho camera's which flow from that basis—even telephones, the company installed may be sent to CARE Food Cmu company paid $273 million in fed- tem at most community occasions, w•• photogr•pivisi when he enjoyed the bountiful food shown above. when they appear so distressing as 1,708,000 and removed 1,097,000. It sade, 1720 West End Ave., Nash eral, state and local taxes, an in- in the photograph are, loft Mr. and Mrs. Dub Burnett, and, right, Leo Engel and to seem to deny the love and power also moved 875,000 phones from ville, Tennessee 37203. Other mrsons identified crease of $11 million, despite a de- of God—any more than we can ap- one location to another. Davis. crease in the federal income tax plaud because God has provided Southern Bell, with 75,700 em- that necessity of life and rate. THRIFTY Fulton County High School. 4-H Club camp awards, Mrs. man with ployees, serves Kentucky BANQUET— water, and then Flor- Wages, salaries and related costs A Scotc-ian upon eateries . FARM 4-H girls junior project winners, James White, a 4-H Club leader. which we call eight other states: Alabama, (Conifigred from Pam One because someone Missis- totaled $500 million in 1965. saddler's asked for a single gat Mrs. Richard Adams, 4-H Club Plans for a new swimming pool curse him ida, Georgia, Louisiana, were signally honored when T P. praise him for the in- South Caro- Earnings per share were $2.18, "What use is one spur?" ekes leader. at Dawson Springs 4-H Club Camp, drowns; or sippi, North Carolina, representing the Progressive of Lire and curse in 1964. the man. ItTad, A district champion in dairy Reginald Williamson, Fulton Coun- estimable benefits lina and Tennessee. up from $2.12 magazine, which gave the someone is burnt by communications develop- "Well," replied Sandy, "if I oa Farmer showmanship, Mansfield Martin, ty, chairman of camp fund. him because The report was distributed today New called attention to their such as DATA-PHONE ser- get one side of the horse to go, th recognition, principal, Fulton High School. Fulton County FFA speaking it in Fulton by Larry Ader, local ments of modern farm TOUCH-TONE service other will have to come with it" excellent use 4-H Club fat stock judging team, contest, Robert Sanger, a director Southern Bell manager. vice and practices Kenneth Crews, City National of The Citizens Bank. president of the L. M. McBride, Bank. 4-H dairy winner, M. R. Jeffress, was master of 'Mirror Image' of a City National Bank, County FFA state fair executive president, Fulton, Bank. Watts, Fulton Fulton ceremonies. John B. Harold Rice, a director, Fulton County FFA state farm- Modern Miracle Agent, and awards, County Agricultural Citizens Bank. er award, John P. Wilson, Pro- Home Demo. Mrs. Ann Thompson, Master conservationist awards, duction Credit Association. actively partici. nstration Agent, Charles Everett, supervisor, Ful- Goodyear outstanding conserva- arrangements of the paled in the ton County Soil Conservation Dis- tionist, W. E. How, Goodyear Com- program trict. pany, Paducah, Kentucky. chairman of the S. C. Bonahan, 4-11 senior girls project dram. Outstanding high school senior of the Uni- agricultural program pious. Catherine Wilson, home in agriculture, Roy Bard, chair- Kentucky, spoke briefly PoISALE' versity of Hickman and Fulton man, Fulton County ASC Commit- Progressive demo. agent,' and introduced the Soursties. tee. were in at- Farmer officials who 4-H Chit dairy winners, M. R. This trophy is awarded each Henderson, of tendance. Harold Jeffress. execuitve president, Ful- year by Homer Weatherspoon, recognized the the Fulton Bank, ton Bank. teacher on an Indian reservation an Toppers guests. Fulton County style revue win- Arizona. Ladies provided by Entertainment was ners, Mrs. Donald Mabry, a 4-H Fulton County beef champion, John Reed a a combo composed of Club leader. Elbert Burcham, Jr. president, The with • BLACKS COLORS at the piano. Billy Sensing Consery atom honor awards, Citizens Bank. Gordon his electric guitar and Charles Wright, chairman, Fulton Soil conservation essay awards, McClure Jones at the drums. Mike Count> Soil Conservation District, Joe Barnett, supt. Fulton County for and his trumpet joined them Board of Supervisors. schools. Engel. who ac- two numbers. Lee YOUR HEART FUND ukelele companied himself with the DOLLARS helped to make songs, was he sang several folk this picture possible. It were also on the program. They shows 9-year-old Sandy introduced by Mrs. Gilbert Dc- Johnston of Replaces a beneficiary Johnson mer (left), School Myer. of the Fulton City heart surgery, looking faculty. through an empty mirror on the Others who participated frame at her identical twin, Ladies Long Dress Coats are: Family program Central In Illinois was born with Cindy, who a director Invocation, Joe Davis, Wayne A. Johnston, whose booming voice and whi- a healthy heart. They live of the City National Bank. at Independence, Mo. Feb- Regularly Fulton 4-H made him "Mr. Illinois Central" to Opening exercise. ning personality ruary's monthlong Heart $15.00 Club president, Karen Trees, Doris of supports $17.99 and $12 many West Kentuckians, will vacate the presidency Fund Campaign Bolin. Illinois Central Industries, parent company of the IC research, education and Fulton County FFA dairy judg- community service pro- ing team, William Scott, assistant railroad. grams of your Head Asso- Fulton Bank. cashier, William B. Johnson has been elation. Outstanding girls in home eco- Another Illinois Central Railroad elected president and chief execu- nomics at Fulton County High afficial well-known in Paducah— tive officer of Illinois Central In- School, Mrs King Davis, home long a part of the "Main Line of dustries. Johnston will become Girls Toppers economics teachers, Fulton County Mid-America"—is retiring. chairman of the board of the par- CLASSIFIED ADS High School. George M. Crowson, assistant to junior project winners, ent company. the president who has handled pub- 4-11 Club — Cayce Ele- and advertising for rv ANTENNAS: We Install Virgil Yates, principal The change will not take place lic relations Coats our Long and move. GM and mentary School. the company for many years, will Trade-repair several months, however, said all makes TV. Fulton County FHA soil judging for end his active service to the com- prices. We service 472-3643. Roper Television, team, Harold Garrison, principal, Johnston, in announcing it. pany the last of this month. Phone the IC in Crowson, who joined FOR RENT: Floor sanding ma- to job of Reg. $8.99 4 WALKER 110111111111110 1920, was assigned the chine and electric floor polishes $7 IC of presi- handling the program and electric vacuum cleaner. Ex after dential advertisements soon change Furniture Co. Joining the railroad. Reg. $7.99 $4 The advertising program has been continued without interrup- IC tion and handling it has always DEWEY JOHNSON been one of Crowson's assign- Reg. $4.99 Ten High ments. $3 Cliff Massoth will take over SAVE! GET our Blends Laminated Crowson's duties. PACKAGE DEAL Wools - Wool is true Johnson, 47, is president of REA Express now. He will come to the All type* of Inaurene• Illinois Central from a broad back- "Covering Everything" ground in other modes of transpor- bourbon tation as well as railroading. He IRAM 226 Commercial Dag received national recognition in business circles for transforming Fulton, Ky. Phone 472-3503 All - Weather Coats •sip it slow and easy the old Railway Express Agency Ladies into a new and revitalized com- Walker •It's made by Hiram pany-REA Express. Mr. Johnson WE RENT - - - Reg MA has provided leadership In work- $6 • k's 86 proof ing out solutions to the problem of • it's straight bourbon moving small shipments swiftly Hospital beds whiskey and economically. Broken Sizes — Several To Choose From "Having served with Mr. John- Baby beds son as a director of REA Express Vacuum Cleaners This Is Not Our Entire Stock and of the old Railway Express $2.50 $4.00 Agency, I,can say from firsthand Floor polishers Pint 4-5 Qt, evidence that we are getting one the qualified men in the FURN. CO. \\\RAM WALKERX of best WADE FULL QUART $5.00 country for our new president," Phone 472-1501 Fulton, Ky. (Tax Included) said Mr. Johnston. "The way he In- tegrated air and ground and sea transportation as he did at REA ttN HI6° and turned a declining company %A;awi.wol.;00 into a growing one was very im- DIAL 472-1997 Wilmer( pressive. We are looking for great things from him when he comes to Doors Insulation the Illinois Central." Storm sum. Johnston was named president of Siding-Roofing Windows In the Illinois Central Railroad FHA Terms 1945 and has served in that position longer than any of the sixteen presidents in the 115-year history TWIN CITY HOME of the railroad. He was elected president and chairman of the ex- BOTTLED IN BONS IMPROVEMENT CO. ALSO AVAILABLE IN 100 PROOF. ecutive committee of Illinois Cen- Lake Street Fulton PEORIA. ILLINOIS 400 Main Rill Taylor HIRAM WALKER a SONS INC. tral Industries when that company was formed in May, 1963. Page 6 The Fulton News, Thursday, March 17, 1966 new recommendation certainly OBION COUNTY points up a need for all farmers wbo haven't been soil testing to Joe Martin, 47,000 Rural County Agent take a soil sample. 01 course, People Mien Car, Tenn. farmers know they should add Boron on land that is being limed, FARMERS ARE GETTING but what about your other cotton land. How are farmers Helped By FHA Loans READY TO GO going to tell if the soil Ph is 6.0 or above A large number of Obion County unless they take a soil sample. More than 47,000 rural people-a ed approximately $500,000 for hous- farmers got the fever to get record number - benefited from ing to meet wort Boron will be and is available in the special needs of started in the field last Farmers Home Administration senior week. We Borated fertilizer or you can buy citizens. More than 500 fami- observed a number supervised credit services during lies of farmers_ a form of Boron that can be mixed were aided. such as J. H. 1965. State Director Samuel Bennett near Obion with pre-emerge herbicides. T. loans were approved for 13 rural top-dressing Harrison announced today. pastures last week. communities in an estimated In every community, FARM DATES TO REMEMBER Funds advanced through the you could amount of $4 million in loans for observe farmers fencing agency totaled an estimated $20 and get- Starch 17 - Feeder the construction of rural water ting equipment Pig Sale million or 50 percent more than ready to roll when Dresden systems that will serve 800 fami- Cite soil gets the average loaned during the pre- dry. A few farmers in lies. Lake County vious 5 years. Nearly one-third of planted corn last March 17 West Tennessee Poll- Three community week. the amount was provided by pri- - sponsored ed Hereford Sale- Brownsville rural recreation centers vate lenders on an insured basis, borrowed approximately ANGUS CATTLE SELLS GOOD March 21 Tom Wade Hereford the remainder came mainly from memo for the de- velopment of swimming Sale - Kenton collections on loans made in pools, golf The members of the pre- courses anal other Obion (boo- vious years. outdoor recrea- ty Angus Association tion facilities. were well March 22 - DeKalb Corn Meeting During the year, the agency pleased with their Second Sale of • Union City. Approximately $5 million launched 2 new programs to help of the registered Angus cattle last Wed- amount loaned went to low-income rural families increase 2,500 family nesday, when 52 lots returned to farmers to help them ENGINEERING BUILDING their incomes, expanded its rural make needed the Angus Breeder's 313,790.00. adjustments in their farming housing program, stepped up aid to ope- Seven bulls averaged $597.00, 45 NEARING COMPLETION rations and finance annual operat- SUPERIOR SOIL JUDGES that's the award being females family farmers, added a credit present-id by Harold Garrison to Jimmy 0041yor and averaged $325.00, while the ing expenses. Mike Alexander. total consignment The University of Kentucky's service for rural community waste Other members of the judging teem that received • superior of 52 lots aver- Nearly $8 million was used rating at Benton are Jois seven-story addition for disposal systems, and broadened by Baldridge and Van Minton aged $371.00. The sale average the College 500 farm families to enlarge who were not peasant tah a,, h• photo was mad*. of Engineering financial assistance for rural com- their M. Garrison is principal was up $103.013 over the 1965 aver- will be completed holdings to of Fulton High SC31001.- munity water systems. family size, buy and Photo by A4el/4. Prints an ailable by calling the Fulton Newt. age of $268.00. early in the spring, according to improve family-type farms or re- engineering Dean It E. Shaver. Rural people benefited during The top bull was consigned by finance existing debts. Twelve of the 14 classrooms lu. 1965 included the members of 10,- Lanus Angus Farm and sold for I All rural counties of the United rated within the $2.063,446 edifice 000 farm and other rural families $1.02.5.00 to C. L. Critchfield, Rip- I States are served • Arm are in use this semester who received loans during the year ley, Tennessee. The top cow The build- Home Administration ices. was. ing also will contain or used credit advanced in prior consigned by Parnell Garrigan administrative Loans are made only to ap licants and offices, laboratories years. Also included are members sold for $560.00 to E. E. and offices of unable to obtain credit elsewhere. Rhodes at. several engineering of 2,000 families who form the Scotts Hill, Tennessee. departments, The Clinton office serving Car. and a library. A fornial dedication rural groups for Farmers Home Bidding was active throughout lisle, Fulton and Hickman Counties , will tie held sometime in Administration credit. the sale arid cattle were 'old the fall. was opened on March 29, 1965. This into Approximately Kentucky and Tennessee. St million in eco- office made loans that served a nomic opportunity Visit loans was ad- total of 120 rural families. There Loral mores First vanced to an estimated 600 low- was $55,630 loaned to improve, income rural families and one co. refinance, or enlarge farms; HEREFORD SALE MONDAY, operatives $85,- serving low-income peo- 280 to build or repair homes: MARCH ple. $7,120 21 for Economic Opportunity projects; Parts For All Electric Rural housing Mr. Tom loans totaling ap- and $77,900 for recreation facili- Wade will have his An proximately $5 million and includ- ties. nual Sale of Hereford Cattle at his farm on Highway 45 near Kenton Shavers Al: at 12-00 noon, next Monday, Suddenly Lunch Boxes Go March 21. Mr. Wade tells me that WWI they ANDREWS will have in the sale 21 bulls. 24 bred heifers, 8 open heifers and Jewelry Company 40 commercial cows that either have calves or will calve is the . near future. If you need some good Hereford cattle, mark Monday,, March 21 on your calendar S. P. MOORE & CO. RECOMMENDATION CHANGED tel Cnnunerriai three IN There • has been a change in the Art .-4ona Liald UsoICUM, recomniendation for 1966 on cotton -Vinyl and The. fertilization. Farmers who have -Drivna ('arpet' recently received soil test results stedern • have noticed the recommendation Charles Everett, (liat!) beams acsorov•I at the strides *1303 in soil conservation calls for Antique by three Fulton County 1-2 lb. of Borsin per acre farmers who were designated Master Conservationist at the This recommendation Farm Recognition banquet soonsorisd by the j is given on JAMES county's three banks Monday night. /inls that have a Ph of 6 or HAZELWOOD Acceoting the aw•ris •rs: J. C. Barnett, W. R. Adams above and Tommy or on land that is being tinned, Perry. Mr. Everett is supervisor of the Fulton County Soil This , Conservation District.-Photo by Aden*. Prints available by calling the Fulton News.

Want to add a new dimension to home? your lunch carried from With a "Thermos" insulated Snak Jar, you all kinds of can enjoy delicious luncheon snacks. The perfect com- CHESTNUT GLADE panion to the vacuum bottle, the Soak Jar BAlifia bUs to makes it possible By Mrs. Itarye• pack a generous serving of such treats as cottage Vaughn yogurt, shrimp cheese, cocktail, potato salad, gelatine desserts and salads, fruit cup, baked apple, FROM THE KEG RESTAURANT puddings, etc. in a lunch kit. Several from this community Made of lifetime plastic attractively styled red to harmonize in beige and are showing an interest in Lake Street Fulton. Ky. with the plastic 'Thermos" wide mouth the vacuum bottle knitting school being and the standard neck "Perma-Case," the conducted by Soak Jar insulated container is the Home Agent. Mrs lielen keeps urethane insulated and Wiley, snacks appetizing for hours. It fits into all children's at Dresden each Wednesday and adults' "Thermos" morn- lunch kits, and retails for about $129. ing. This is indeed a most fascinat- ing art. Any-one interested is cordially invited to attend these classes. The Chestnut Glade Club will meet with Mrs. Ellen Brown in the NEW DYNAMITE home of Mrs. Shelby Webb at 500 BANKERS College SMILING AND NOT A LOAN IN SIGHT, but accas Street in Martin at I p. m., March 17. deserves the happiness. The event Visitors are cordially was the annual Bankers Farm invited. Recognition dinner hold •t Fulton Cordon's High School Monday. Here P. T. Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Brundige at- Shell Service Station Head, representing Progressive Farmer magazine give* a hand-shake tended the Land Bank luncheon in Broadway to Elbert Burcham the Armory at Union City last Sat- So. Fulton of the Citicons Bank in Hickman, while L. M. Mc- Phone 479-9054 urday. Mr. Brundige's name was Bride (left) of the City National Bank and M. R. Jeffries' of die Fulton drawn for a $10.00 door prize. Bank await their turn for congratulations. Mr. and We Mrs. Bobby Brundige, now have a 500 Pound High Pressure from Clarksville, visited his par- ents, Mr and Mrs. Irvin Brundige, Washer - Crossword last week. Can have your car washed and Puzzle Mr. and Mrs. Harry Whitver ACROSS and I 1- 3 4 6 , •0 ill Debbie, from Nashville, visited returned 1. Clothing in 30 Minutes - Pick up and Mrs. Eula Rogers and Darrel last delivery 6. State ' week end. 13. Squander , Bro. Patrick, service. While you 14. Irish girl from Greenfield, are getting your gas be sure 15. Capers preached at Sandy Branch last 17. Ministry ,/ Saturday night and Sunday after- and i...iii...:i::::•:::.::::: take advantage of our 18.Back •• • noon. A regular preacher. has not new Car Vacuum. at. 19. Frolics :.• • been employed for Sandy Branch IUI: 21. Month: abbr.!U 1., since the .1 resignation of Bro. Mc- 22. Seed etetcheon. WHO was so covering greatly ad. Iu_16 .1. mired by everyone. 23. Stain uiiau A spring revival, conducted 27. Lawf tat ,3 14 by 29. Vine Bro. Dawson, will begin at Ruth- 30. Forge At vine the fourth Sunday in March, Gordon's Shell .•:•.• 1* 111 *1 Service Station 32. Washed `.*:•: with services each night the fol- lightly 4* .1.1 •ii43 lowing week. 33. Turkish title •3 .., 34. Ballads •IF ':66. •Y 35. Pain UIMI • 38. Building 64 material lull"::,:iiiii Owning your own r, home is a good investment 37. English ..;•.6: AA letter ::...7.• lull ...and when you finance your borne 40. Attacks 48. Knitted DOWN with us, 42. One 24. Ship the dollars you pay each opposed jacket month are "growth dollars."' 43. Listen to 1. Pygmy traveller Each 50. Strainer 2. payment you make increases your equity 46. Mark to 51. Rajah's wife 2$. Single Country 3. Found Until you own your home shoot at 52. Peels 26. Small boy debt-free. And in the 4. Mix Extremely you meantime 28. enjoy it. Why not let some of these 5. Dry delicate "growth 6. Type dollars" work for you? Let on arrangea of cur- 29. Jenny- home loan for you rent: elect. 30. Spring tailored to your needs. 7. Not 31. Man's widespread nickname Answers on 8. Associate 32. Perch 9. Benediction 34. Ground (Green Label) Page 7 10. Gas: Com- 38. Broaden 6 Years Old FIRST bining form 38.- Allen FEDERAL 11. Girl's 90 39, Locations PROOF S Don't Peek! nickname 41,Pillar WINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 12. Some 214 42. Opera solo Main Fulton, Ky. 18. Atomize 43. Tree 20. Diamond-41. Double $1,000,000 Can't Buy 22. Turkish 45.- Aviv a Better Bottle of Bourbon! general 47. Snake emu= AND BOTTLED BY HEAVEN HILL DISTILLERIES, INC, BARDSTOWN, NELSON, COUNTY. KENTUCKY certainly all farmers 1 testing to Of course, • making a choice of school, hated segregated basis. A student attend- Page 7 The Fulton News, Thursday, March 17, 1966 should add AUSTIN SPRINGS Legal Notice below by schools, are the grades ing school for the first time on a DUKEDOM NEWS tieing limed, By Mrs. Carey Frtelas which are included in every ele- desegregated basis may not be By Mrs. Hillmas Westbrook other cotton Mr. and FULTON CITY mentary school in this school sys- subject to any disqualification or Mrs. Hugh Cruce, o' rs SCHOOLS going to W. L. tem. (All programs are the same waiting period for participation in •CAYCE NEWS Union City, were Friday afternoor Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Donoho HOLLAND, SUPT. i 0 or alio,e in our elementary schools.) activities and programs, including Mrs. Aleful McClain is visiting By Kiss Ckrise Bendunuit guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cruet- are visiting in Atlanta, Ga., house. FULTON, KENTUCKY I sample Milton Elementary athletics, which might otherwise her daughter, Mrs. W. B. Brown, guests of children. Mr. and . The Birthday Club had a the, available in Mrs. NOTICE OF SCHOOL DESEG- apply because he is a and children in Paducah. They will We are glad Ray Cruce and W. Don Laws, Grades 1.8 transfer stu- meeting Friday night with Mrs ,•ou can while Halton Glover Is REGATION FLAN UNDER be moving to Tullahoma, Tenn., the buy TITLE Anderson Street dent. All transportation furnished J. Hackett are home from Edna Atwill. A nice pot-luck din spending a few days with relatives, VI OF THE CIVIL later in the spring. Mr. Brown is an be mixed RIGHTS ACT Terry Norman Elementary by the school system will also hospital, and hope they have speedy ner was served, after which Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Nubel Fagans. OF 1964 already at work there, having rides. Grades 1-4 operate on a desegregated basis. recoveries. Atwill opened her many nice gifts Rev. Russell Rodgers filled his THIS NOTICE IS transferred about three weeks ago. MADE AVAIL- Walnut Street Faculties will be desegregated, Jeanie Brown spent Friday night Everyone wished her many mots EMEMBER regular appointment at New Salem ABLE TO INFORM YOU ABOUT Carr Elemeigary and no staff member will lose his Mr. and Mrs. Roy Puckett left with Clarice Bondurant and at- birthdays. Those present were Baptist Church the past Sunday at THE Pig Sale - DESECRATION OF OUR Grades 1-8 position because of race, color or last Wednesday from Memphis for tended a party given for the Mesdames Ray Adams, Cassii 11 a. m. The evening worship is SCHOOLS. KEEP A COPY OF Second Street national origin. This includes any Texas by jet, to visit with their Brownies and Girl Scouts Friday Wright and Anne Ballow of Martin devoted to class and THIS NOTICE. IT congregation- WILL ANSWER case where less staff is needed be- son, Russell, and family. night at Cayce school. Virgil Bondurant, Charlie Sloan Poll. al singing, as its the program for M ANY 7. Signing the Choice Form messee QUESTIONS ABOUT cause schools are closed or enroll- Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Sloan were Pauline Owens, Annie Artington each second Sunday night follow- SCHOOL ownsville DESEGREGATION, A choice form may be signed by ment is reduced. Sympathy is expressed to the Sunday afternoon guests of Mr. Emma McClellan, Irby Hammonds ing the meeting of Baptist Train- a parent or other adult person act- family of John Hodge. His passing and Mrs. William Sloan, in Fulton. Rob Adams, Lurline Cruce, A ide Hereford ing Union at 6:30 p. m. A good 1. Desegregation Plan in Effect 16. Attendance A School Sys- ing as parent. A student who has was sudden, although he had been They also were glad to be with Simpson, Birdie Copeland, J. T. attendance is had. The Fulton City tem Lines public school reached the age of 15 at the time in very poor health most of the their grandson, Mac, who is a stu- Workman, Clara Carr, A. L. Cox System is No arrangement will be made, 'urn Meeting Mrs. Stanley Hall spent a few being desegregated un- of choice, or will next enter the winter, having had surgery a dent in the University of Tennessee der a plan or permission granted, by this Lucille DeMyer, Virginia Jones days here last week, at home and adopted in accordance ninth or any higher grade, may short time back. in Knoxville, and son of Mr. and with school for any students living in Alvin Mabry, Emma Brown, Mar) with relatives around. She now Title VI of the Civil Rights sign his own choice form. The stu- Mrs. William Sloan. lives in Chicago with Act of 1964. The purpose of the de- dent's choice shall the community it serves to attend Mrs. Elizabeth Darnell has gone Cruce, Sally Johnson, Effie Roper, her son, Rus• be controlling Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Sloan were .DING sell Hall segregation plan is to eliminate unless a school in another school system, to Neoga, Illinois to spend this different choice is exer- Sunday night dinner guests of Mrs. Clint Workman and Misses Eva from our school system the cised where this would tend to limit de- week with her daughter, Ruth, who ION Mrs. Vincent is visiting racial by his parent before the end Grace Hoodenpyle of near Clinton. Johnson and Clarice Bondurant. segregation of students and of the segregation, or 'where the oppor- teaches in the high school there. with her sister, Mrs. Grover True, all period during which the stu- Kentucky's other forms of discriminatim dent exercises tunity is not available to all stu- and Mr. True, so am I. We are bas- his choke. Porter McClain has begun con- I. the College ed on race, color, or national ori- dents without regard to race, color having a nice visit in this hospit- struction of a home near Welch ie completed gin. 9. Precessing of Chokes or national origin. No arrangement able home of the Trues. Most of School. according to No choice will be denied for any will be made, or permission grant- our time is filled with ',middle- Mrs. Wanda Bowden has been Yellowstone E. Shaver. t Thirty-Day Spring Choice Pe- reason other than overcrowding. ed, by this school system for any ISOM riod hospitalized in Hillview Hospital assrooms lo. In cases where granting all choices students living in another school Oa next Sunday, March 20, the the past week, but was able to 93.446 edifice Each student or his parent, or for any school would cause over- system to attend school in this outsells your spring revival will begin at New come home Sunday. The restaurant er The build- other adult person acting as par- crowding, the students choosing the system, where this would tend to Salem Baptist Church. Rev. Rus- service was very much missed by ent, is required to choose the school who live closest to it will limit desegregation, or where the ministrative sell Rodgers will be assisted by those around Dukedom. Bourbon here nd offices of school the student will attend next be assigned to that school. When- opportunity is not available to all Rev. Nash, with services heid at Mrs. Martha Rose has been a school year. The choke ever • choice is to be denied, students without regard to race, departments, night only. Pastor Rodgers and the Period will bed patient at her home the paid begin on March 24, and claw April overcrowding will be determined color or national origin. in Kentucky, al dedication church invite everyone to attend two week'', but is able to stir about 22, 1906. by a uniform standard applicable in the fall. each and every service. 17. Violations To Ea Reported -sow. The re- to all schools in the system. a little vinyl at this church joins with 3. lbcplanstery Letters end Scheel It is a violation of our desegrega- A spring revival will begin at the home es First other Baptist churches in the coun- Choice Perms 1. Notice of Assignment, Second tion plan for any school official or Pleasant View Baptist Chords the ty in the Evangelistic Crusade for On the first day of the choice Choice teacher to influence or coerce any third Sunday in March, the 20th. the month of Bourbon. of March. period, an explanatory letter and All students and their parents person in the making of a choice Services will be each evening Mr. and Mrs. Billie McCollum this notice will be sent by first- will be promptly notified in writing or to threaten any person with through Friday at 7 p. m. The and children, Lionel and Lori, of class mail to the parent, or other of their school assignments. Mould penalties or promise favors for any visiting minister is Bro. Jerry South Fulton, spent Sunday near adult person acting as parent, of any student be denied his choice choice made. It is also a violation Galimore. Everyone is invited to here with parents, Mr. and Mrs. each student than in the schools because of overcrowding be will of Federal regulations for any per- attend. It's worth a 6 years old. Burnett Lintz. who is expected to attend school be promptly notified and given a son to intimidate, threaten, coerce, 011ie 10 PROOF Vincent has fully recovered the following wheel year. A school choice among all other schools in retaliate or discriminate against from an illness and now back to choke form will be sent with each the system where space is avail- any individual for the purpose of •PEIRCE STATION try,isn't it? Mayfield at work with Merit letter, together with a return interfering with the free making Intl. 5i/z,5 en- able Pp JLObarlas Lowe $415 $1 Clothing Company. Everyone will velope addressed to the Superin- of a choice of school. Any person Kentucky Straight Bourbon, Si Perot a 100 Proof Bottled-in-Bon& be glad to know of such improves tendent. Additional copies of the 10. Shatients Moving Into the Com- having any knowledge of any vio- Yellowstone Distillery Cs., Louisville, Kentucky. meet. letter, this notice and the choice munity lation of thew prohibitions should Mrs. Bob DeMyer returned Mr. and Mrs Ralph True left form are freely available to the A choice of school for any stu- report the facts immediately by Thursday, after spending a few for their home in Missouri the past public at any school and at the dent who will be new to the school snail or phone to the Equal Educa- days with her father, Riley Smith, Wednesday, after spending some Superintendent's office. system may be made during the tional Opportunities Program, U. who is spending the winter with time here with parents, Mr. and spring 30-day choice period or at S. Office of Education, Washington, his daughter, Mrs. Roy Lawson, 4. Returning the Choice Forms Mrs Grover True, and celebrated any other time before he enrolls D. C., 20332 (telephone 202.4n2-1n13). and husband in Sturgis, Ky. Mrs. Parents and students, at their the birthday of Mrs. True. It was in school. An explanatory letter, The name of any person reporting DeMyer also visited another sister option, may return the completed a very nice visit for all. this notice and the school any violation will tot be disclosed Mrs. Raymond Lowery in Dalton, choice forms by hand to any school choice No sooner than I mailed my last form wiN be given out for each new without his consent. Any other vio- Ky. or by mail to the Superintendent's What do our write-up, profits I knew well and good student as soon as the school sys- lation of the desegregation plan or manager of DX Ser- office, at any time during the 30- Jack Lowe, that I didn't spell my new flower tem knows shout the student. At other discrimintaion based on race, comb Fulton, and day choice period. No preference vice Station in seed correctly, but, like I said once least seven days will be allowed color, or national origin in the Frankie Ferguson, at- will be given for choosing early employee before, no seed catalog carries it for the return of the choice form school system is also a violation of DX meeting in Memphis during the choice period. A choice tended a anyway, maybe just one. Now, if when a choice is made after the Federal requirements, and should night. is required for each student. No Thursday I'm right, it is amyranthus; if not spring 30-day choice period. A likewise be reported. Anyone with Ray Adams, of assignment to a school can be Mr. and Mrs. perhaps I ran tell you later. I'm choice muet be made for each stu- a complaint to report should first spent Friday with Mrs. C. made unless a choice is made Martin, real amuous to grow them and see dent. No assignment to any school bring it to the attention of local Lowe. Sunday afternoon visitors first. E. for this writer's curiosity and the can be made unless a choice is school officials, unless he feels it of Mrs. Lowe were Mrs. Nelson care of them. would not be helpful to do so. If S. Choice Perm Information made first. Tripp and Mr. and Mrs. Hubert The school choice form lists the local officials do not correct the Adams of Fulton and Mrs. Louise 11. Students Entering First Grade violation promptly, any person names, locations and grades of- Whitis of Mayfield. familiar with the facts of the viola- POLICEMAN'S ESTATE fered for each school. The reasons The parent, or other adult per- Mr. and Mrs. John Smith spent report them immedi- for any choice made are not to be son acting as parent, of every tion should last Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Pittsburgh — While ately to the U. S. Office of Educa- serving 57 stated. The form asks fai the child entering the first grade, or Virgil Green, near Mayfield. Sun- )ears as a tion at the above address or phone policeman, John U. name, address and age of the stu- kindergarten (delete "or kinder- day afternoon visitors in the Smith Stack lived simply in a $14-week dent, the school and grade cur- garten' if not offered), is required number. home were Charlie Hawkins and room and seldom took a day off rently or last attended, the school to choose the school his child will niece, Mrs. Warm, from Union or a vacation. He died at the age chosen for the following year, the attend. Choices will be made un- City. of 78 leaving an estate of *263,485, appropriate signature and whether der the same free choice process UK Is Test Center Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Scott, of De- mostly in cash. Four nephews and the form has been signed by the used for students new to the school troit, visited with Mr. and Mrs. four nieces are heirs to his estate. student or his parent. (If choice system in other grades, as pro- For Teacher Exams Bud Stem Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. form asks for the student's race, vided in paragraph 10. Wallace Cunningham and children, from Paducah, spent Saturday with color, or national origin, insert 12. Priority of Late Choices The University of Kentucky has the following sentences: "The race, been designated the Stem family. No choice made after the end of as one of the Ken- color, or national origin of the stu- tucky centers for administering the Mr. and Mrs. Joe Burch= and the spring 30day choice period visited Mr. FE dent is requested for purposes of National Teacher Examinations on children, of Clinton, may be denied for any reason recordkeeping required by the U. March 19. and Mrs. Mancil Roach Sunday. TV other than overcrowding. In the S. Office of Education. The infor- College seniors event of overcrowding, choices preparing to teach mation will not be used in any way and teachers made during the 30-day choice pe- applying for positions to discriminate against the stu- in school systems TEST SYSTEM & DRAFT riod will have first priority. Over- which encourage dent.") Any letter or other writ- or require applicants to SERVICE crowding will be determined by submit ten communication which identi- their scores on the The Selective Service System 179-9054 the standard provided for in para- examinations fies the student and the school he along with their other arm'o& need it is returning to the graph 8. Any parent or student credentials wishes to attend will be deemed are eligible to take the tests. use of a testing system and class REPAIRS whose first choice is denied be- just as valid as if submitted on All graduating standing as guidelines for local cause of overcrowding will be giv- seniors in the UK Pressure the choice form supplied by the College of Education are draft boards in granting college Ar_fennas Installed en a second choice in the manner required school system. The names of stu- to take the test deferments. This procedure will provided for in paragraph 9. as part of their dents and the schools they choose degree credentials. affect high school seniors and col- ad and 'cge students. or are assigned to under the plan 13. Test, Wealth Records and ROPER will not be made public by school Other Entrance Requirements HELP HERE TODAY, delivery officials. Any Answers-,to puzzle on page 6 academic tests or other pro- W. A. Palmer, field representa- TELEVISION cedures used in assigning students 6. Course, and Program Informa- tive from the Social Security Board to 306 Main Phone 472-9843 schools, grades, classrooms, sec- in Paducah, will be at the Cham- 00013121 01210LICIM2 do be sure tion for you? tions, courses of study, or for any To guide student!' and parents in ber of Commerce today, (Thurs- MCKIM SORECIGT5 other purpose, will be applied uni- day) beginning at 10 a. m., to as- KIMOUSEI EMIOUCIO iturn. ..1111=1111.1•11• formly to all students without re- r3rmo GOMM sist citizens with Medicare prob- Last year this railroad made a good profit in the face gard to race, color or national ori- lems. UOCI VDUS Exam — 111Z — Interested citizens are urged of a hurricane, a flood and assorted man-made crises. gin. No choice of school will be to see Mr. Palmer. MOOS MOM denied because of failure at the Stockholders got an increased dividend, many new time of choice to provide any Gamin EICIMOB freight cars were put to work, our railroaders got Fulton Insurance Agency health record, birth certificate, or DO YOU realize that there are wrap MOM GOD raise in pay. other MUM vol WEIR document. The student will more cells in your brain than there man But what about you? And the rest of Mid-America? be tentatively MOOOMO UOMOUO assigned in accord- are people on this planet? You How did you profit? Let's check: dion 'FARM AND AUTO ance with the plan and the choice don't watch over them. What hap- MM30000 ENIZIMEI INSURANCE nommmo UDOGIO • FARMER'S LIABILITY COVERAGE made, and given ample time to pens to them happens to you. 1. We hauled your freight—which adds up to obtain any " FARM LOANS required document. most of what you live with—for an average of Curriculum, credit, and promotion less than I 1/54 per ton mile. You'll look hard OFFICE PHONE 472-1151 WS MAIN STREET procedures will not be applied in for a better bargain, or one that saves you 'MILTON, EZNTOCKY such a way as to hamper freedom more money. of choice of any student. —JCL— 900KLET- 2. We poured nearly $170 million in payroll 14. Choices Once THAT YOU CAN GET A FREE Made Cannot be ''FALLOUT PROTECTION* Into the communities of Mid-America. And Altered 14-6 - WHICH WILL SNOW HOW we bought $70 million worth of materials Once a choice has been submit- YOU ANO YOUR FAMILY and supplies. Two items that balance a lot of ted, it may not be -t changed, even L COULD WITHIN A FEW family budgets and ring many cash registers. FOR LEASE though the choice period has not ended. The choice is binding for MiNtrESSHELITMEPPj3VIR FROM 3. We spent $34 million for improvements in the entire school year to which it FALLOUT 1965 and will spend $38 million more this MODERN 2-BAY applies, except in the case of (1) year. Since World War II our total improve- compelling hardship, (2) change of ments add up to $566 million. And the money ASHLAND SERVICE STATION residence le a place where another all comes from profits, past, present and (11 school is closer, (3) the availabili- future. RECOMMENDS ty of a school designed to fit the ThAT CNN. DEFENSE special needs of a physically handi- THAT ONE MEMBER OF EVERY We think you'll agree that Mid-America shares with Ideal heart of Fulton business district. ONE OF THESE location in capped student, (4) the availability FAMIguME us the benefits of another profitable year. CD at another school of a course of Investment can be tailored to individual. Company WAYNK A. JOHNSTON study required by the student, MEDICAL SELF_ ,_1413.1, CD ADULT EDucanoa President paid training. Most equipment can be furnished. which is not available at the school couesEs chosen. ILLINOIS IS. All Other Aspects of School De- tENTUCKY Call W. T. Templeton, Clinton, 0L3-3121, or segregated CENTRAL Write W. R. Palmer. Box 606, Mayfield All school-coneeted services, fa- cilities, athletics, activities and lgz= LOCAL PAL MGM' programs are open to all on a de- WARE FACHS? comma YOUR MAIN LINE OF MID-AMERICA Page 8 The Fulton News, Thursday, March 17, 1966 South Market and then on the back and tours will be operated in Motor Guatemala, 25 de Febrero de grateful for your sympathy and we to the Hotel. Cocoa beans can be Coach. To enter Ecuador, the only Letters of Interest hope that, with the help of God, we seen drying on the streets as we requirement is a "Tourist Card" 1966 may at that time have a ges that wind up in a full blown new NOTEBOOK— get to the residential area. which will be issued by Ecuatori- chance to cement the valley. \Lint to a Tourist Shop, if International Banana ,estival friendship be- (Continued From Fate One) ana de Aviation in Miami. The tween the two countries. For desired. 20_calle "A" 113-27 Zona 6 Fulton, Kentucky now, April 12 (Tuesday):— smallpox vaccination certificate is Proy: 4-4, we send an affectionate and re- been singing our praises since Col: Cipresales 8 (Friday):— Leave also required. Dear Mrs. Westpheling: spectful salute to all of you in the then. So have Ambassador and April Transfer to the Airport. Guatemala lay, Guatemala Guayaquil via Ecuatoriana de states of Kentucky and Tennessee. Mrs. Wymberley Coerr, also here To Th. Colorado Indians' Territory We are trying to obtain a special I have Aviacion, Flight 422, at 10:15 a, m. Fourth International Banana Fes- With all respect to you, it their own expense to do us With an early start and a drive Miami at 7:30 rate regarding air transportation tival the honor of writing you in the Respectfully yours, honor. in order to arrive in of about five hours, we will come p. m. End of the tour. via Ecuatoriana de Aviacion, be- name of the personnel of the Ma- It is no secret, that last year, Fulton, Kentucky PEDRO FRANCISCO VARGAS in contact with nature through a This price includes the following: cause the year before, the Banana we consider this to be a rimba Band, "Reina del Ejerclto", RIVERA and road with many dips, turns and U. S. A. Festivals were financed almost en- 1) Transfer from the Airport to very important group. This will be of the General Headquarters of the hills, surroginded by the most var- outside interests . . . by the hotel and back, in Guaya- Military Zone "General Just° tirely by ied vegetation that ranges from the confirmed within the next few Dear Mrs. Westphelpingl said "we just want to quil as well as in Quito. Rutin° Barrios" of Guatemala, al- Lucian Isbell people who lonely cactus to the specific thick days. The Tourist Corporation In Elected help your community." If all of 2) City tour of Quito, according It is my greatest with that you ways trying and hoping to serve bush of the jungle with a much Quito as well as the United States people, including Ecuador, to what is stated in the and your family are doing well. God, Country and Humanity. I these armer climate and the plantations pro- Embassy are already familiar Insurance were as apathetic about our Festi- gram. Permit me to say hello to all my hope this letter finds you and your Director of sugar cane, bananas, coffee and with the arrival of this important as is evidenced by the lack of friends in the society of Fulton, family in good health. val cocoa. A real photographer's para- 3) Tour to Santo Domingo, to the group and we shall be In contact Al a meeting in Jackson, Miss, enthusiasm for the visit to Ecua- Kentucky. dise with the symphonic tunes of Colorado Indians Territory. with them in order to obtain spec- A few days ago, we received recently, Lucian Isbell, of Hick- dor, the Festival would fall by the humming birds and parrots. 4) Tour to the middle of the ial attentions. It is very important It is with great pleasure that we the happy news from our great man Route 4, was elected to the -side in no time at all. way Lunch at a resort Hotel, brand world "Ecuatorial Monument that you confirm, as soon as possi- received your letter in which you friend and lovely collaborator of board of directors of the Southern I am off to Washington this new and all the comforts of home, Tour". ble, the total number of invited us to the 4th Banana Festi- the "Centro Guatemalteco de Farm Bureau Life Insurance Com- week-end to get more outside help Persons and more, swimming pool, night 5) taking part In ttus tour aa well as val in your beautiful city. We are Turismo," Miss Ana Maria P-oY. the Festival. This.can't go on City tour of Guayaquil. for club, etc. where we will stay over- the rooming list. preparing a special program for Crespo, that you have invited as 6) Accomodations at the Quito Mr. Isbell served as vice.presi- corever. night in order to ride to the Colo- that occasion that will delight you. to eosin at the fourth Internation- think the least we can Hotel as well as the Humboldt dent of the Don't you rado's Indian village not far out; For any kiformation, please con- Lord willing we will go. al Banana Festival of this year, Kentucky Farm Bureau accept a gracious invita- Hotel in Guayaquil. - Two per- Federation do is to this part of the trip can be made tact: 1966. We are honored by the in- and as vice-president be a fabulous ex- sons in each room. Permit me to say hello to your of the tion, which will partially by car and the rest by vitation that you and the other Kentucky Farm Bureau In- only way I know to Mr. Cecil Teran V. husband and family and also surance Company perience. The foot, depending on the customer's FREE BAGGAGE ALLOW- members of die Festival give us, for four years. appreciation for what the friends of Fulton, Kentucky. show our choice and conditions of the mad, ANCE: 30 Kilos (75 pounds) P.O. Box 2605 and we want you to know that al/ have done for us, is Ecuadoreans according to the season. Respectfully, of the members of the Marimba their invitation with INFORMATION: The to accept The Colorado Indians, when visit- transfers Quito, Ecuador Reginald') Hernandez Santizo Band "Reim del Ejercito" are Let's GO An Industry gratitude. grace and ed in their own environment offer an interesting picture, going around PROGRAM PREVUE-- almost naked and padded all over, 7Conti..uee t-ram Palet one/ specially their hair, that ressem- ..0 because of the thick with the OCEPA, collecting Latin- bles a hat, covers it and which American arts and crafts for show- red paste that seed like paprika. ing in the United States, is being is made out of a Back to the Hotel for hinds, and STEAK SALE investigated by United States Am- bassador to Ecuador and Mrs. then return to Quito SUPER RIGHT FULLY MATURED BEEF Wymberley Coerr. April (Saturday):— —The Ashland Oil and Refining Return to Quito. Afternoon free. Company is re-scheduling its fam- T-BONE SIRLOIN ROUND ous Purchase Prize Collection of April 10 (Sunday):— can be on exhibit 110 that it art so To The Middle Of The World the Festival. Certain here during "Ecuatorial Monument Tour" crating and handling requirements $108 must be met by the Festival com- A 32 mile ride back and forth to mittee before a firm commitment the line that literally cuts the can be made. (The Festival board world in half. In order to get there, mailer .s confident these requireltients a couple of villages are passed by, § LB. Pomasqui and San Antonio, not 981 be met.) 8 :aq 8!. —A group of Operation Amigo before a short stop is made to see students visiting here have been the processing of the sizal hemp asked to preSent a full program be- from which fibre, a very sturdy BONELESS STEAK CUTS Southern Governors Con- shoe is woven, mostly used by In- who fore the makes11 ference which meets at Kentucky dians. At the middle of this trip, Boneless Sirloin$1.18 Bottom Round Lb 884 Dam Village a week before the one finds oneself "sitting on top of Festival. the world" and there is a very im- Sirloin Strip Lb $1.79 Swiss Steak Lb at The board authorized Mrs, Paul portant monument to tell us about Westpheling, president of the Ba- it. Afternoon free. Delmonico Lb $1.79 Top Round Lb $1.08 official A visit is made (Saturday and "PP nana Festival to make an sells ii AP visit to Washington this week-end Sundays) to the "HOUSE OF THE '..,Rib Steak 6" Lb $1.69 Cube Steak Lb $1.08i. SUN" to coordinate State Department where a replica of the Inca's irwr SIRLOIN TIP SUPER and Latin-American participation Calendar can be seen, and also how RIGHTBONELESS in the Festival. it works. Members of the executive board, Beef sUPER RIGHTRoastL,99t Roast K-P 99t besides the president who were April 11 (Monday):— maxim II! SLICED UPER RIGHT Fv61.11.1.LY0,C 004.1Kf ED SEMI-BONELESS present at the meeting are: F. A, Transfer to the Airport to board Homra, first vice-president; Mrs. Ecuatoriana de Aviacion, Flight Calf LiverL, 99t ams 11 F, vice-presi- 421, at 9:30 a. m. Arrive in Guaya- OLION'S BREADED„ D A INSPECTED Ward Bushart, second dent; Mrs. R. B. Morgan, Secre- quil at 10:15 am. Reception and Far example. tary; Frank Welch, Treasurer, transfer to Hotel Humboldt. Your A&P may vsters.z:z69t sell as many as six or CAP* J PIN SHRIMP (in ens 'F----)39t and board advisors: Bill Fossett, seven different brands sh...... ) CORNED (FLAT END 7941_ (Same clay):— City Tour Of BEEF Sonny Puckett and W. P. Burnette. Guayaquil of canned peas—national, regional and A&P's own Festival's executive secretary brands. The Cocktail ‘Pa"" EZt69t A private car 3-it°. 89t Briske Mrs. Charles Pawlukiewicz was al- will call for you at It doesn't matter what company sells so in attendance. your hotel. The tour starts with the cans them .if A&P 4 Malecon, the city's teeming river- them...A&P guarantees them, vi Fresh Fruits & Vegetables! 41114M41mm front, past the Customs House to ECUADORIAN TRIP— Las Penas, the old colonial fort Unusual? (Continued from Page One from which Guayaquil battled with FRESH FLORIDA ALL PURPOSE JONATHAN of Spain of the leith. Century, then pirates; from Las Penas you will Not for APP.—because WE CARE...about your complete up to the Avenue "24 of May" and go to a hill where you will have a Oranges or Grapefruit the street of the "last journey" to fascinating view of the whole city satisfaction. APPLES reach the top of a round hill known and its busy port; then on to the Is this a good as "Panecillo" where the view of cemetery to see its beautiful sta- resson for shopping A&P? a. 5 Lc BAG 49c LB. BAG the entire City and surrounding tuary. It's one of many! 3 394 valleys and volcanos is obtained, Proceeding through Guayamiil's and where the Meas worshipped main boulevard; from here the their Sun God. Down to the most tour goes to the Plaza del Centen- elaborate and famous churches in ario, the city's largest park with COPYRIGHT e 343.YNe SentATLANTIC Hotline tea no,INC. South America: San Francisco and a monument to the heroes of Guay- Brussel Sprouts FREs""xAs 29t La Compania; from here, to the aquil's fight for independence from ) JANE PARKER ALP residential area with its diverse Spain, then on to the Spanish-type Fine and colorful architecture, to drive park, Parque Seminario. Grocery Features! through a side road with deep gor- Next stop will be made at the Peach Pie Cream Cheese ALP MIRACLE WHIP SAVE 10t EQUAL TO 11-0Z. Need Mone9 for Operating Expenses? 45c THE BEST 29c SALAD I PKG. FRUIT DRINK JANE PARKER NUTLEY GOLDEN G.AZED 5 1 Lb Pb g, PINEAPPLE GRAPEFRUIT DRESSING Donuts (s";!). 39t Mouliarine 99t JANE PARKER POTATO A&P STERILIZED Bread....2-39 = t Cream ---8 0, Battle 35t 4 1C14:°11TZS.. 99c JAR 49 JANE PARKER GOLDEN TWIN PACK Am* SUNNYFIELD 4 Lb. Ctn. LeMONTsE ARIsTOCRAT Loaf Cake...49c Pure Lard...77tp a 2 L'n'',. 45t ANN PAGE Crackers 19t SWAN LIQUID PEANUT SUPER RIGHT CONDENSED Butter 1?..35t Chili w44--4L99t Detergent ANN PAGE All Width' 44P FRENCH STYLE ALL 0 15!S flt Off 304 Off $199 Hoodler"—..29t Beans from sour sic SULTANA FRUIT ''KEN4t59t PCA1 CAPRI 1-PT.6-OZ. 9-13.13-0Z. • LIQUID Use a PCA loan to buy feed, seed, fertilizer...to meet oth- BOTTLE PKG. er operating and family expenses. PCA loans offer advan- Cocktail ali°11Detergent.7.19t tages that come from 30 years of experience: CLEANER Low Intern, Coat, rates are low and you pay only on Handy Andy Pti..:4°.'• 694 Vim Tablets 2•"13.!,' 69t the amount used, for the time it's used. Puffin Biscuits 4 :7'1'... 33t Convenient Terms...repayment is scheduled when you sell crops or livestock and have the money. Lux Liquid l's'.;4.-On* 59t Dishwasher All 46t Town House Crackiir1.1-tt. 39t Personal Service PCA is owned by the people who use it.., your loan makes you a member-owner. Lifebouy Soap2 43t Coldwater All a!ti. 78t HI-HO Crackers (su"'"'"E) ,0:... B.. 29 t There are other benefits—reasons why more than a half. I-Pt. million people look to PCA for money to meet expenses. Dove Liquid 63c Fleffy All 10r OH)69t Kotex Sanitary Naplciiiiiat.$10. HUDSON SHO-CASE HUDSON NORTHERN AURORA PCA LOANS Facial BATH ROOM BATH ROOM DEXO NABISCO RITZ NAPKINS TISSUE JACKSON PURCHASE Tissues PRINTED TISSUE Shortening CRACKERS Production Credit Association Rell Pic 38c 3il 12-0,.Bo, 35c 4 21:0 89t 3 89t 4 2 "II Pk' 27t Can 68c JOHN P. WILSON PRICES IN THIS AD EFFECTIVE THRU SATURDAY Field Office Manager, Hickman, Kentucky MARCH 19

loweaereaseeremera -411svesessosselleseeleemeOnalamot- SEC01111 ALWAYS IN TUNE The Wrinal Shoppers WITFI YON SECTION R A. THE NEWS Of interest to Homemakers MARCH 17, 1960 FULTON. KENTUCKY THURSDAY, •••••••••••••••• Hoax Brother Of U. C. Bomb Woman Seriously Ill Fulton Man Graves County Henry Ford, assistant man- Empties ager of t'-e Chlsca Hotel of Dies In Memphis, and brother of Mrs, High School Gus B. White Jr., of Union City, Judicial Dist. remained ander intensive care Home Fire Iv the Baptist hospital follow- MAYFIELD, Ky., Ky., March 11 — ing a heart attack Thursday. FULTON, High School was evac. of Ful- 78, a retired liii Mayfield Mr,, Ford, formerly Alex Halley, Dead Friday while police and hospital Is uated ton, had entered the brake- Bill Central Railroad lois school officials searched for a about two weeks ago for an ex- burned to death today the 010 man, and given first reading to bomb. amination and possible heart fire heavily damaged his Indifference was blamed to- when calendar Feb. 15. They didn't find one. surgery. However, he suffer- day for apparent death of a Sen- take home. Roberts said he didn't unidentified caller warned ed the attack before surgery in the Missionary ate bill which would make the An He resided any stock in reports that Barkley Jones could be performed. of the city. Graves County a separate judi- both Principal Bottom section bill was the victim of "Graves Supt, J. C. Mad- Another sister, Mrs. Ger- apparently w at cial district and thereby relieve and City School 4,.. The blare County politics." had been plant- trude Ford Smlth,lives in Mem- that caught docket congestion in the present day that a bomb started from a cigar Some Frankfort sources said phis, First Judicial District compos- ed in the school. 3 couch on fire. they thought the bill lost out Ballard. Carlisle, The apparent prankster called News A grandson. Marion Halley, ed of Graves. because of differences by politi- Subscribe To The Hickman counties. about 11:30 a.m, and told Jones was awakened about 425 a.m. Fulton and dal factions over mho would Ti-n Complete Newspaper door could convince the the bomb was set to off at 11:45. 104 tii,e by smoke. He kicked in a "We never get the judgeship if the district / that the situation is crit- A minute later the man, ap- leading to his grandfather's people was formed. ical in handling of civil cases no- parently the same one, called bedroom and saw his relative Roberts said, "Politics had in the district," said Harry W. failed Maddox with the same message. substitute sitting on the burning couch. thing to do with it. We just there is no --- ,Jack , Roberts, who spearhead- the serious- Students were evacuated by Panels; 7--- . He attempted to rescue the eld- to impress anyone on all the Easter ed a District Bar Association and fire a!arm for ' Color Halley but was driven off by ness of the court situation the routine listed with er drive to get the bill passed. sup- sponsoring stores heat and smoke. didn't have adminsiration Bring them to the Intense "No one paid any attention to PROFESSIONAL The younger Hailey said his port either." Contest arose in us,'• he added Roberts said he was THE HAND OF DRYCLEANING best! grandfather frequently Bill 156 which panel. Color your hours and The bill—Senate "amazed" at easy passage of each the early morning by Sen. Tom Gar- was sponsored this week a Senate bill to give ages 5 to 12. smoked a cigar. rett of Paducah who represents all children in this area, Coroner Don Boyd County in Northeastern • s. open to Hickman County Ballard , and Sen. George Brand Court _Welcome! as ac- Kentucky another Circuit Chaney ruled the death made it as far as of Mayfield — judge GRAND PRIZES cidental. second reading in orders of the population was given as survivors include a son, Rising best series, complete/ Other day. for the move, which For the South Fulton, and the basis I2=. C. Halley, the M. Then. without explanation. also would give another judge $5.30 :ash daughter, Miss Mamie Halley, status and First prize a bill lost its advanced to Fayette. $3.00 cash Fulton. was recommitted to judiciary. Second prize Van- had 52,- The body was taken to It went to the committee Feb. In 1960 Boyd County $2.30 cash South First Judicial Third orize derford Funeral Home, 11 and me, ...ported favorably 163 people. The p•ssr in the District had 61,923 broken down, Color panels will appear in this Fulton. PLEASE NOTE: as follows- Fulton 11,256: Hick- Bal- issues of March le and 23rd. man 6,747; Carlisle 5,608; Nation- Only PROFESSIONAL dry- of the complete 8,291. and Graves 30.021. You Have A Judging will be done following publication Bound Over lard cleaning *dittoes. Three Men Roberts said there are 1,008 with publication of Me March 24th Reputation and series, which ends civil cases on the docket of the Wide is. our EXCLUSIVE Winners will be announced March 30th Raid Cases district whose only judge You Go! — — — In Whisky Judge Wood Tipton of Hickman. Wherever a seties of whisky raids in no way a reflec- firms who mentor them not of three men rrrrr ted to "This is Mirac I • Color earth must be taken to the Two pi eliminary hearing in Tipton. lie -has to will county Saturday night waived tion on Judge publication. THE SHOPPER to Obion were bound over to the day." said Rob- is later than Monday following Sessions Court here today and work night and E The Tri•County Credit Bureau of pricier General restore the and supervise ludgirg and awarding on 11500 bond each. eta. = not art "Only Child." It h•s bre- process can truly collect all p•nels grand jury are charged with is, he said, the Verdun and Roy Lee Hayes The trouble = ther bureaus all over the United original finish, "like-new", Both Billy day which whisky. mandatory rules = States, with which it intr. body and drape to possession of also charged with the num- freshness, man, James 'Red' Hutchcraft, drastically cut down = changes data. Consequently the The third the courts all fabrics. ber of trial days in who is known in Fulton calls for Coke. trials in = man iHospitality possession, pleaded not guilty a private club on There were only two prompt fulfillment view Club, has F: County for and challenged the legality of the City-Fulton highway the Hickman session which will find We Union = of financial obligations professionally dry. search warrant used by of- by Vanhoy. The de- Just ended. said Roberts. by Your operated hand = himself preceded everywhere will look things go0 ficers. Judge Ebb Gwaltney pleaded not guilty on the Attorneys, he said, are cleaned garments fendant rules = that reputation. also ordered him held to the drug cUrge. ling divorce cases through and feel new again with at Illegal acci- grand Jury and set his bond The Hillview Club, the Reel- days and submitting many life. cases to crisp, renewed better $500. Sportsmen's Assn, private dent and other damage foot Poy• and were and the lake Club were the court. It All three made bond club puts more with raided simultaneously by offi- This, of course, only Miracle Finish released. Play about 11,45 p.m. Saturday, work on Judge Tipton. To tk hearing was cers A preliminary The raiding parties included until Tuesday on a Pronorely1 at your postponed agents of the state AlcOholic is available only CoKe charge N possessing illegal Commission, the dry- Beverage professional by officers against finest COLA COMPANY CV drugs, filed Bureau of Criminal BOTTITO UNUER AUTHORITY OF TM, COCA, quan- Tennessee REPAIR cleaner COMPANY Vanhoy. In addition to a Patrol and county SHOE THE FULTON COCA-00 1TTLING officers said Highway tity of whisky, authorities. Tri- County they found 1.000 pills at the Hill- .'•.piiicut dnd deliver PHONE 472-1513 or 472-1700 Credit Bureau OK-PARISIAll Burley Program Laundry & Cleaners. Ina.. Official Says - - • - Office In Union City DIAL 472-1700. HERD mpbc11'. Shoe Repdir PURE BRED DUROC Failure Will Cost $15 Million PHONE 479-2941 wag- 704 Main Street -That means the tad is • LOUISVILLE — An of. Statue said. ging the dog." firial of the Burley Tobacco president of the Associa- Clyde York, Growers Cooperative Tennessee Farm Bureau Feder- failure by burley grow- the tion says ation, Columbia, Tenn., said Electric • ers to pass the proposed acre- gr ewer s vote of Tennessee age-poundage control program as no surprise." Elwood for "should come will mean a $75 million loss of Ten- 11 Appliances 1966 mop York said the feelings farmers from their were evident Pitma Flippen Lexington, vice nessee growers • Jack Lewyn, expressed them- Valley, Ky. they Water of Me association, said each time president to the refurentiwn. the lose will be brought about selves prior Fulton, by a 15 per cent cut in acreage allotment. Russian Farms Huge Ky. has active a Limited Time Only! The cut was an alternative •iesrow — Russia 1 For new averaz offered farmers to the le 000 colkctive farms and an R No. 5 system. ing 33.000 acres each R that an Lewyn also said Friday additional 10,000 state farms / by Tennessee farmers to acres cavil. $69.95 failure 147,000 . erasing . . . "stunned" Handsome pass the proposal This • Kentucky's burley leaders. He said there had been hope of a SPECIAL OFFER 50-50 break in the Tennessee vole. 100e; Latex Washable 1 Tennessee growers Chair Instead. WALL PAINT Recliner - Lounge • voted only 16.6 per cent in favor of the control program for 1966.- 1967 and 1968. only $4199 Vtilliam E. Staten, secretary. Pigs from 2 age groups said The above 31 treasurer of the association, per gallon allotments means of the 31 pigs were 6 the cut in A AVERAGED 46.5 Lb. 19 farmers of one-half acre or less with 57 per of the 31 pigs were 30 are in the majority Railroad Salvage weeks and 4 days old. 12 cent of the tobacco allotments. per cent cut Lake Si. - Fulton, Ky. weighed. Prior to the IS days old when only 31.6 per cent of the allot- or less. ' ments were one-half acre FREE The smallest pig in the 30 day old group weigh- I ed 32 lbs. NOTICE With Any Philco I The largest pig in the 6 weeks 4 - day old I At 7 P. M. Refrigerator! I group weighed 72 lbs. March 24 - Thurs. I and have Range! I "We follow the WAYNE Program ALL HOG FEEDERS ad excellent results with our hogs." I Washer! Are Invited To A I Bar Be One Dinner Meeting I Freezer! PAYS TO FEED Television! I IT WAYNE At the One & All Club, 11-2 mile east of Fulton I or I 479'2641 FEED'S Jerry Smith, regional livestock specialist for I South Fulton WAYNE Feeds will discuss feeding & manage- Air Conditioner! i Broadway in ment with emphasis on health & sanitation of herd. . I I Sponsored By Buy On Easy Terms! ITS MIL and SON MILL 1l A. C. BUTTS Fulton, Ky. March 17, 1966 Page 2 r------— — — — — --, COLOR PANEL — loin in songs, I Week - End Specials in praises chime. . . to .11isitilel Brown .4m1 1 Celebrate the joys of Easter time! Cathy Hyland l;ive Ray's Music Club CVO•In I Program SANDWICH 5•4144.1.411 at all times Pap FRIDAY - SATURDAY I FULTON, Ky.—The Music De- partment of the Fulton Woman's SHOP RIO HAJABDROIRS Club met at the club Inane Tose THICK SHAKOS I r day evening, NO with Mrs. Nelson FISH SAMDWICHIS i 2500 i i into presiding V STORES Mandel Brown, Fulton BENCH Pill& beet I School Kish - ;het ' COUNTRY band director, was pro. - WIDE sented by Mrs. Sammy Haddad, ENTERTAINMENT Mrs program And Try Our at leader. Mr. Brown pre- sented Each nursday Sam I the program, "Music t and I Hoak& Chill PKG. OF 12 i the M It Winds." featuring the wind PALMOLIVE ,nstruments Saturday Niohtn and of the school or- Fes Plastic Baby Pants RAPID chestra. Recorded I SHAVE from suctions tire i "Concerto for Free& Horn," Mozart, and "Concerto Pea for hek Bassoon," Mozart, were I to used the i illustrate the solo use of then wet instruments. All the instruments were vat featured in a William Situ- T mann ent I arrangement of "Ches- I ter," dot an early Arneriian folk tune. 1 1 Max Cathy Hyland, clarinet we soloist, I played the Sc.cond Move- for ment of Brahms "Clarinet Cen- lot certo" to conclude BLOOMER STYLE the Program. i 87 Refreshments Asst. Colon earning out do 0 79g EN, theme the of St. Patrick's Day were tio served PCI f 1 to the members and their Kg. el 12 Size J/ guests slu by Mrs. Charles R. Ben- nett, Er Mrs, R. E. Hyland and Mrs. James to /Rtibbermrtid JOHNSON Carter, hostesses. gr WAX PLEDGE I P: SAFT1-GRIP Betty Dowell / Is B MAT i 'Cotton Belle' Likeable, There's magic in its clasuc somphcoty A Batty Dowell, daughter Mr. and of Loveable charm in every graceful line The in i I Mrs. Thomas Dowell., black i sea been selected ir \IV Ad as a "count patent strap shaping so Belle" by die Memphis It's Plain pleasing to Color - Clip and Carnival Celtic's Bring To The Assn.and will ride cell little gi,la growing up i flail In th• to See! also Navy Patent .., / Cotton Carnival parade on May 14. She will also toter the MUM Dixie Balla • contest this Saba, . day night at dui i James Maenads MST COLORS Giant and Sons Supermarket, South Hall. Musk 99 Fulton, Tenn. She la cos af SS Cotton BAY FAMILY I Newly 300 Belles SHOE STORE 0 140z. selected to ride to the Urn* sin By Monday, parade. kliaa March - Dowell 1'1'7 and a 22B I 21 Junior at LAKE Suction Union Cups $1.98 Value Size Your Name, CIM High echaol. Address, Phone and Age i I BRACH'S BUFFERIN JEUY • I BIRD EGGS 100 COUNT I o Sunday School 'Shop Is Planned At I Fulton Tills WAY THIS i Sunday S, A SPRING! hoof workers from bookstore exhibit will be available the Baot,,I churches in this as well as rooms to demonstrate i area ar^ :ited to attend equipment and 1 • room arrangement. childre, ,oric-shop especially Conference REALLY FRESH desigaec or the leaders leaders are Mrs. of nurs- J. C. Pure Jr., I ery, tegioner. of Raleigh, 1 lb. primary and jun- N C., nursery leadevshio: .11— 39 99 ior children. Bob i Herty, editor of Beginner Les Bag The ic..7kshop will Your 27' Size f 1 meet at the son Materials, Baptist Sunday Easter First Baptist Church, Fultcn, on School Ladies i !larch 21. Board, beginner leader- Conferences ship; Leon Castle, minister o' Fashion Center will begin at 9 30 education, Kingsport, Suits I NOXZEMA a.m, and conclude at 2,30 p.m. T e n n.; primary Alka-Seltzer 1 There trill be three leadership: Miss Nets MEDICATED hour, and ILS Stewart, CREAMS FOR minutes of conference junior consultant, Bap- The Newest QUICK RHJEF time. tist Sunday During this period a faculty School Board, juar Styles In i will ,or leadership. I discuss teaching techniques and Quality Fabrics procedures, equipment A conference for pastors are and ma- general terials, the needs officers will be led by I and character- Mrs. istics of the age Lyman Austin and Dr. Roy Dresses I groups, and Boatwright. $6 to $15 other vital areas of work in the local church. Mrs. Austin of the Kentucky •••••••••\ With The Sunday i Participants School Department, is are Invited to the coordinator Young Lady 1 bring a for the work- sack lunch. Drinks will shop. In Mind be provided by the host church. HATS i • I In Fashion's CHOICE Of $1 00 Newest $5 to $11 SIZE Cluimpion Bull Shapes and Colors I Liquid or t-/ I Brifins t- 81,400 Lotion 74! Sin { • $2 25 Count 0 Step Into Style This EASTER $3 $5 48 LOUISVILLE, Ky. —Carl i Jordan of Rensselaer. with fashionable i Ind., paid savings. Noe for E aster I $/.400 Saturday for the grand 3 PC. TERRY 18 OT. PLASTIC Ladies heels and flats Priced • Darraru champion bull at the annual I TOWEL ALL-PURPOSE Kentucky National Short horn. • Cotten; SET I Polled SCRUB Shorthorn show and sale from $2 to $5 i*? -TUB at the Kentucky Fair and Ex- position 1 Center. i The bull was consigned by B Hollis Hanson, Connersville, Ind. The grand champion fe- Hand Bags i male was consigned I by Richard Ladies Holt, Versailles, Ky. For Easter the newest dress-up & Sport Eiliy-scsen head weir, sold for shapes in leathers and an average price of Vile. Top patents $2, $3, $5 Blouses I proe of II .42S was paid 1001 by Boll USES Weevil Phintatuxt, Waynesboro, Ga., for the reserve grand champion $2 $3 $4 /— MISS STEWART female. Matching 'towel, 77 $1.00 I DuliCloth 0 Shop at P. N. Hirsch & Potholder s., Value 68° i Headquarters fur [he IOUGH BREED UI IlliES! for the Young Ones Too 10 Charlie Scales Store 1 ROLL PACK Highway 1 Good 11,c SI, Niwth Calton TOILET TISSUE 4 Roll Pack S.10NI 4:2.31a1 Boys Suits I Girls Hats I 611 in Madras & Solids PAPER us for FAT, EFFICiFNT in Jackets all the new Easter with match- ‘i'lltir/f) I ON -THE-FARM styles ing Pants TOWELS I Sizes 4 $1, $2, $3 3 to I generous size TIRE 6x $5 and $6 rblls SERVICE! asst. colors i i and white i Girls i Wt 66C lo7 Facial 4 g. 77c I Easter Dresses Chnsiity Mtg. el 10 Boy Madras Plaid I • Sizes BALDRIDGE'S i 6 to 16 Sport Coats I i $2 to $8 $11 and -• "NO $10 f>.04 I We'll 5 - 10 - 25c STORE fla your flea on the swot DON'T LOSE VALUABLE WORKIN1 TINII Fulton, Ky. 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Goodxtra Each cup GRAPEFRUIT 5(TOMATOESvne"" Lb 25c WITH COUPON YOU RECEIVED IN MAIL FISH STICKS BOOTH FR"ENI60Z 59( BREADED SHRIMP SzT 59( BISCUITS'A-- 6 -0.s 49( AND $5.00 PURCHASE BOOTH FROZEN 5 BAIT SHRIMP 49c PATTIES" ELFDT FROZEN 15 02 69( FLAKY PILLSBURY "Z. CAN 0R 33( FREE COOKIES.rtsTia 39c SOUTH FUL TON, TENNESSEE 300 F131)1T SALAD ""739c Quality Stamps KRAFT BLUE AND so NO. 7 COUPONS AMES WITH YOUR DREtSING 37( DON'T FORGET TO BRING YOURS IN. SLICED SUPER MARKET CHEESE LONGHORN LB 79c • Fulton, Ky. 'Slim' Rhodes Page 4 COLOR PANEL— S. Fulton The approval was announced by Gene Gilliam, Officers of the foundation are lin. vice chair- Directors are Eugene Hen worked very long man of the Dr. Larry Hall, president; Gil. Dies At Age 53 time, to J. U. Kevtl Memorial William Toon, Marjorie To Purchase Foundation. ham, vice president and Mrs Hurtling, M Fill all the baskets Leon Mohler MEMPHIS - with so line! David West, secretary-treasurer. and Mrs. Dean E. C. The foundation was set up at Criswell. 'Slim' Rhodes, 53-year -old Police the death of Kevil 20 years ago county music star, died Car in a tor the benefit of mentally re- hospital today after suffering SOUTH FULTON,Tenn., March a tarded and handicapped children fall at his home. 10—Rids for • new police car for in Mayfield and Graves County. Rhodes, widely known tn this the city of South Fulton were The proposed center will be mid-south area through his by the City Commissron. constructed with matching funds radio and television shows,was The commission voted at the local level to taken to the hospital to ac- go with TuoadaY cept a bid from Taylor state and federal funds. after suffertng a broken ver- Motors of Murray and instructed tebrae 1/4 his neck. It left City Manager Henry Dunn to pur- Announcement chase the new police car. Bids for anew truck were also opened, but no action was taken, UNICO pending further study. Aft Mr. and Mrs. James Shelton of Murray, Ky. A discussion on regulation • of PASSENGER (present members coin laundries was held but no of the Ronald Churchill Fun- formal action was taken. Dunn eral Home Staff.) joined reported that after a TRUCK . the staff of the thorough check of the electrical controls at the water plant here, WHITNEL the trouble has not been found. FUNERAL HOME - As a result, he has written a • TRACTOR Birmingham. Mich., firm to send on Tuesday. an engineer here to locate and March 15th. solve the problem of the newly- installed mechanism. Free Installation Mr. Shelton is a licensed Kentucky The regular meeting then was and adjourned Tennessee and the commission Funeral Director and Embalmer met in an informal meeting with Free with Balancing many Bud Valentine, a Memphis arch- years of successful experience itect, to in the fun- discuss a proposed youth eral center for South Fulton. Fully business and Mrs. Shelton Valentine Warranted is also a licensed explained the neces- Kentucky sary steps toward obtaining fed- Funeral Director. Slim Rhodes eral funds for the center and of. fermi his services in that direc- We tion. are proud to have these hire paralyzed from the It was decided to have ALL POPULAR fine people asso- neck Valentine SIZES down. and the city manager ciated with us in our business. A sister, Mrs. Fred Dunn, work out a plan and file an ap We know that of Poplar plication - Terms To Suit Bluff, Mo., said he for the funds. they will merit your complete had returned from the hospi- confidence. tal Monday after recuperating from influenra. Center We have definitely NOT sold ttlle was SOUTHERN STATES our funeral still weak tail tried Color business. to walk by himself," she said. - Clip and We shall continue "'He Brin To The Planned to give the families slipped or passed out Ir MAYFIELD, xy the bathroom Approval Fulton Co-Operative whom and hit his hear has been granted for we serve efficient and on the courteous service in basin." coi,struction of a $275,002 mental 399 Central health center Ave. 479.2352 every detail. We here hope to serve you for many years in the future. We appreciate and will con- By Monday, tinue to appreciate ALIGNMENT March 21 your confidence in us. Your RE-HU Name, Address, Phone and Age SHOE Soon &BAIANCINO Ms coot's+ 3hoes ft 3AYE • -AL,Ty30% 2bc 50% Margaret and Win Whitnel SWtl CVAt - E. W. James and Band Parents 2 Cook Up Fund-Raising Recipe The We give Fulton Band Parents Club. together F.. W. James quality with E. W. James and and Sons wit do- stamps Sons nate all the ingredients Supermarket have come up to make Mechanic on Duty 4 am with the spaghetti. 111 Prit a money,raising plan that's with some of the as fine trimmings. too. 7 Days a Week as good spaghetti. and The nr2thers in ii Oh a musical the Band Parerts club WE GUARANTEE instrument, yet! will cook OUR WOE Here's how: up a bunch of delicious pies. If Its Not Right .. The Band Parents On March 31 from five CARLOAD are in need of to 7:30 a 21500 bass P. m. at The, Well Do It Again Frew instrument to make the Viral " Methodist SALE Church sound of Music CoRttey the spat..hetti will be wi- (rem the rd to band much, much lictter. interested and hungry folks But for iitst $1.00 W. C. DAMONS DR the Band Parcnts don't have for adults and fifty the cents far money to buy the instrument children. and How can SERVICE STATION don't want te solicit :ndividual you beat this for fund contril:ations. So they raising ... a good meal and BEDDING# 45-51 went a fine By-pass — Highlands to their musical good friends at the E. instrument and that mak., W. James sweet Supermarkets and solved MUSIC for the cost of the • _jarnislom the instrumat.

Fresh Caught Fish FRIDAY Hush Puppies, Slaw, MATTRESS and NIGHT Tarter Sauce Music Club 410 Fronds lgries Has Meeting BOX SPRING FISH FULTON. Ky. — The Junior Music Club met at the club 624 Coil FRY! home with 15 members and two Quilted Cover sponsors present 5 to 12 p. m. Miss Laura Hefley, opened the business session. She dis- MI you can eat $1.00 cussed the district contest for art, music Children 75e \ and sewing and stat- ed that Diane Fester had been SET selected to represent Fulton in 1 the contest. RESTAURANT Club members vol. ,unteered to serve coffee on that D RB day. FDLIDO• 1E • edlire Miss Letha Esum was pro- gram leader the theme being, $59 111 Year Guarantee "Festival 95 Music.- Those partic- Mating were Nan Myers, Mary Jo Westpheling, Diane Foster, Debbie Wheeler, Laura Hetley. John Reed and Cathy Hyland, Gordon Jones and Mike Yates served refreshments, carrying 9 x 12 3 - Piece out the Si. Patric k's Day theme. MINISTER RUGS LAWN FURNITURE LAWN Unicap The April meeting will be at MOWER 9 x 12 the home of • Miss Becky Mit- 3 • chell in Deepwood. Mike Yates All Wool Horsepower will BRAIDED makes be program leader. Miss Westpheling and Becky 2 Chairs & Chaise every meal RI= Mitchell will serve as hostesses RUGS Unicap $5500 '52" a balanced You can walk on your nig 2 hours 13" Briggs - Stratton '3451 after cleaning it En_gine meal # ' with Luster Is far as normal vitamin Foam. • needs are concerned Electric slsem• Pre -Season 1966 poser COOLERATOR rental $I. 20,000 BTU • A single Unicap every day provides your normal vitamin needs. And you can depend on Unicap—they are checked for quality CONDITIONER and AIR po- tency over 200 times '249" by Upjohn to be sure you get all the vitamins their formula promises. INSTALLED Step up to Upjohn quality with Easy Unicap vitamins for your family. • Cik. Terms Free Phone CITY SIMONS PAINT & WADE 471-1501 DRUG WALLPAPER to( CO. STORE 408 Lake St. Dial 479-2724 Delivery Phone 472-1303 Fulton ,,,,,, ,,,,,, NNS• 71014111e. CO "TRADE WITH WADE AND savE Fulton, Ky. March 17, 1966 Page 5 MIMS, irdine, /I'S EASY TO , Dean Clement Eye COLOR PANEL — BUY-SELL-REIVr- ir .40'7 . • • . ••. . , aster greetings coming your way.... ,st' ///REF/MD WiT/1 At" / E Our wishes for a fine and happy day! r * Seems Fixed In • hurry? 'Ito busy to make SERVICES. Those of you who I dessert for your family? Then Ease some service to offer have an USED FURNITURE Sia A WOAO let Mm. Violet Johnson do your opportunity in classifieds. Do you On Senate cooking for you. Mm. Johneou paint? do alterations? fix bicycles? se.II flaws your makes delicious home-made pies to babysil? Make that spending mon- BARGAINS Governor Honored elassa :GA ast order. Just cal her at 479-21113 and ey — use Shopper classifieds! In Vleakley County, your cooking's done Refrigerators $15 & up %TM. AL Lashes At Critics eornip.e. "CREAM OF THE A' (ROW 1 WANTED TO BUY: Ear corn or Stoves $20 & up MARTIN — Gov. Frank Ky. 47111- IS• • shelled corn. Market prices paid. Clement told an enthusiastic Southern States Co-Operative, Ful- CROP" Living Room Suites crowd of more than 700 per- run- ton sons bore Friday night that he NEED GIFT IDEAS? Shop at the $10 & up 64 CHEVROLET 2-door, black; would "much rather servo the the Park Terrace Get Shop for [11.0M990.41111111.411111MelieniewieMet vec a clean, 1-owner people of Tennessee In office , beautfilul variety, Nut to please! 64 CHEVROLET 4-door; white NEW BEDROOM SUITES than out," another broad hint To 62 FALCON; Bucket Seats, that he will become a candidate add new life to your complex- ONLY $68.88 • ion like now for the U.S.Senate seat now held come in or call Merle Norman, I CHEVROLET hardtop 6-cyl by Roes Bass. Cosmetic Studio ne Lindell St. 61 Martin, phone 5/17.3624. automatic; clean The occasion was an ap- 1 61 FORD 4-door; automatic WADE'S USED preciation banquet in the UTMB 0'411.4e 60 CORVAIR; automatic, clean, flabdisouse, hosted by the USED SPECIALS Furniture Store and 1 owner mayors of Weakley county's five 60 FORD station wagon Fulton Phone 472.3421 munic Weld and County Judge SioN4"4 Philco refrigerator $39.95 60 GALAXIII V-8; Automatic Care Pentecost, and climaxing with Westinghouse refrig 35.00 full day of 60 STUDEBAKER, OD St. Or. SWAP OR TRADE that old reek- ▪ speeches and per- Gen. Elect. range 39.95 sonal contacts for the 60 FALCON 2-dosr, black, ing chair or bicycle for that tool governor. fun- Gen. elect, range 59.95 The honors of the day over- straight or boat that you have wanted. Use Living room suite 59.95 whelm me," Coy,Clement used 59 FORD Station wagon, VI, Shopper classifieds. JJ Hear Tel All Bargain Seakerst automatic, 4-door "But I would be less than honest U I did not repress this par- Bedroom suite 69.95 Ole Bill has a sharp white 63 59 CHEV Impels 4-dr; V-8, RENT a wheel chair, walker or el feeling: I owe the people Bed springs $S to $10 Chevy that's quite a buy. It has i automatic other sick room and convalescent of Winkles, county and the Mattresses $5 to 510 a close), red interior and is PP Red and White 4-door Ford supplies at City Drug Comport). people ot Tennessee a great deal more Couches - $5.00 equipped with a ralio. A lest i G•laxie, Hardtop automatic Dan they owe me, and I aim I bargain! 59 CHOY wagon, 4-deer castiau• to give them that SO VOLKSWAGEN rain whatever at Ken-Tenn Auto Salm! skill, whatever energy, what- I Lot Refrigerators 1-11-u•ani.iii.i...... -40 17 CHIV. 6-cyl automatic ever strength, whatever ability /14•••••••• 43 CHEV 4-dr. sedan, clean; I have. I shall spend my life •••• $5.00 EACH For The .0 fishing car serving the people of Tennes- we` You haul 'ern you fix 'em - ieral see, its or out of public office 57 CHEV. 1.2 Ton pickup —but Pd much prefer to serve lilies 4th Street Furn. Store 54 CAB over, 1 I-2-ton truck; BEST In office than out." ns I. 40h Fulton good condition 54 FORD truck, 6.-cyl; good Ye In "flosofteelmeerawlesoNtesamereagermesete condition Gymnastics Clinic Color - Clip and Bring To The 51 CHEVROLET pickup; •v•r. and Set For March 26 mny ag• 11/1•111111 Open MURRAY, Ky. — The Ken. con- 50 GMC 3-4-ton; hydraulic lift on rear lucky First District associetion CLEANEST for Health, Physical Education, National Store and Recreation will sponsor a S8-25 ether can. trucks gymnastics clinic at Murray By Monday, March 21 Fill TON / State College, March X. WILSON USED FURNITURE Dick Zuber, educational direc- Name, Address, Phone and Age MOTORS tor of the Nissen Corp., will con- Your Double Feature 64 G•laale SOS ecliser hardtop Friday & Saturday 4, autem•tic; newer steering Dial 4724562 duct the clinic. Zuber, who has US 4541 helped train both men and 64 PaIrlarie SOB ..vrdtop, O. envoys. Nerlls AU.-NEW TECHNICOLOR' buy it at women Olympians for the Unit- Cruitamatic, blac.• and ed States, is a former assistant tA HALES NAVY Whits coach of gymnastics at the Uni- ••• 63 G•taxie 500, V If Cruise. versity of Illinois and head coach '?;,1- AIR FORCE ma tic NEW CAR EXCHANGE at Southern Connecticut State -Air and Power, College. TOM W. WADE — Kenton, Tenn 1111 CONWAY 205 WHIR mi 63 G•lasie 500 •••• NAisAtt 3 NAVY 9,91(19I local 1 owner car TRADE-INS Furniture Company The clinic will be in two ses- • 991.9•1191/99 9999 owl Sedan, local one sions—the first from 43 tel Aire HT, PS, 9 a.m, um Horned Hereford Cattle Sale owner 46 CHEVELLE 2-dr. lit noon and the second from I Co-Feature! buclie scats: less GALAXIE er',.• 1 PB, air, to 3 pm. Registration will be Monday, March 21, 1966 at Farm 1-2 Mile 4' miles; nsai• new deireitmow. cro.;or,tic 8, • r.i & who. than MO at 8 a.m. Registration fee will long w,th. - North of Kenton on Highway 45.W LMA FOR') 3 (v•• %vegan, extra 45 CHEV be St for adults and 50 cents M. 47 Ellington, Fats crui,cmatic. power bed for students. 21-Registered Bulls - 32 Registered Heifers Mri 42 FORD G.lavio I, straight; 45 CORVAIR 4-dr. hardtop Course content and methods 40 COMMERCIAL COWS will be discussed by Zuber, who .o.aaa.2S 5111511tF wallaNrJelINICsio 4LSNEyseficilllfr To Be Targets These Cows Are Tops! With Calves will also hold a question-and numaii..4 'ear e5111511cruWmatic," • k id - d hardicip answer session on tumbling, safe Side Or Heavy Springers - pswer, 1 owror; red & white 65 CHEVELLE to•cyl 1.1r•i7ht. one falling techniques, spotting of 62 FAIRLANE 510 V41; stvaight Of Negro Group Sale Starts at Noon — Attendance Prim Starts Sunday sharp gymnastic skills, and all other shift, one owner; low miM• gymnastic events. age 64 CHEV adr, 11.cy1 sh,ight COVINGTON, Term extra solid car A newly-formed Negro organi- High school students will be 62 Olds 4-door hardtop; zation, the West Tennessee used in demonstration groups. owner. 64 CISEV 15•1•ir 4.dr PS or clean; or! irnocia.lr Club, Fridaymight Teachers will also be permitted Children like Kaopectate • 62 Ford Galasiv Sedan, 4-door, 64 CHEVELLE 4-1r, Weill, attacked the records of U. S. VI, PG. PS to participate in some of the VS automatic, beige, good, 64 CHEV Ceirv•ir Rep, Robert A. Everett andfor- demonstrations. (parents trust it) illt ., clean, local car. VOLKSWAGEN Gov. Mold Ellington and 64 t its sights on their defeat. 61 Rambler; automatic 64 CORVAIR Maus 4.,eve 61 Ford Sedan local one owner Roth Everett and Ellington 64 BUICK 4-dr; air are .omected to run for office car 6 cyl. oir• 1114 BUICK special 4d,. this summer, Everett for re- =It Wagon, automatic and Miss Mosier 81 Ford 64 Super-sports 330, 1- eleetion as congressman front power (2) speed the Eighth District, Elling- 60 FALCONS (2) • 2-doors ton for the govei nor's seat. By 43 CHEV Pickup, long W..13 bed Honored 41 Sol Aire Sedan, dein 6 cyl. 43 FORD 4-dr. VS PS "Ellington once ran for &- lioNetati pewees lids fire as a segregationist," sald 43 BUICK Convert; Iccal the Rev. James Edward Smith, Central PTA 59 RAMBLER, extra nice, 40, 43 FAIRLANE 4-dr. air, VII a founder of the Negro club. flii!.9.; automatic CLINTON, Ky. — Miss Lelia COO "While governor, he refused to 63 CORVAIR 4.dr, PG Mosier, sixth grade teacher at 59 FORD sedan 6, straight send state troopers to East Ten- Central School, has been pre- Impale Convertible, 63 CORVAIR 2-dr. 4 speed nessee to protect Negroes." ••••••••• $9 a PTA life member- Monts Smith said Everett had op- sented with stick-red School PTA. 62 FORD V8, automatic. PS, posed "every civil rights bill ship by Central 58 Weapon, cyl. piewerellde the cur- 4-dr. introduced in Congress" and At the conclusion of JOSEPH E. LEVINE presents 57 CHEVROLET Eclair sedan; rent school year Miss Mosier 62 CORVAIR Monza repeal of Section I4-b of the extra nice Taft-Hartley labor law. will have given 44 years of serv- 62 CHEV B 'lair 4-dr. VS, ice to the teaching profession. When diarrhea upsets a member of your family, turn to the straight shift She was presented the hon- comforting relief of Upjohn's Kaopectate. It's prompt 61 CHEV Eclair 6-cyl straight Subscribe To Tlwi News orary membership by Mrs. Gene acting, soothing and pleasant tasting. Families have TABER The Complete Newspaper 41 CHEV 4-dr. hardtop Poe, unit president. trusted Kaopectate for more than 28 years. Available in AGeNT 60 CHEV 2-ton truck unbreakable bottles that are at home in your medicine FORD SALES 61 FORD 6 4-dr; straight chest or travel case. wholethe Mayfield InghwaY 61 CORVAIR 4.dr, PG wide Fulton Phone 472-1821 BENNETT SHEET METAL COMPANY EVANS DRUG COMPANY COM world" Glenn Starks, 11101111Set ficitatiS slats( Grady and Gaylen Varden TAYLOR Chev.-Buick.Inc. Heating, Air Conditioning, Electrical and Guttering LAKE STREET FULTON FULTON, KY. WE APPRECIATE YOUR BUSINESS 479-227 Used Car lot 472-3241 Fulton Phil Archer, Owner NUYS Main office 472-2466 Complete Home Heating & ER E Ky. llis Heithcelt — Aubrey Tay' Office Phone 355-2650 Water Valley. lee — Larry Seay — Glenn PONTIAC - 4 dr. sedan. Catalina, R & H. Auto. Trans. 61 Faulkner; Dwain and Dan Tay- with only Air Conditioning One Owner, local car blue white too $1295 lor

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