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This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Newspapers at Murray State's Digital Commons. It has been accepted for inclusion in Fulton Daily Leader by an authorized administrator of Murray State's Digital Commons. For more information, please contact [email protected]. The Weather Kentucky—cloudy and some- colder tonight; Thursday gbrunry )11. what cold, cloudy and not quit* so rain or With wow In north and NEW, sleet In South portion. utton 'RED SS Five Cents Per Copy Ns. Evening, February 19, 1947 CHURCH Wire Fulton, Kentucky, Wednesday DR PRO01141..‘ti Associated Press Leased 'Volume XLVIII °Melilla of Wall To Rescue Dog to Bring J. T. Drlee an Cut hole In Asks Coligress For Legislation n Nearby Cities Truman of the South Night Held church will pres Lions Club Ladies Emergency; Wednesday even' "An Early Ending" Of The National Paul A. M. It eh To Fight Rats street, At Strata Club; g Last Evening brotherhoOd ae Hickman Lions, Clinton Repeal Of 24 Special Laws edicated to the e Requests Outright Rotarians Will Si))))) *or group prejudices Present Is Such Guests ea Of Reconversion religious antag 132 Lions And Rodent-Control Dri‘ • Progress arra cf the St. Interest in rat control pro- We Can Drop Wartitne Controls, that such a poser 4-Course Dinner, England's 01(1 That I timely and of Kr gram is growing in nearby cities, Says Obion Teacher County Sanitarian Message To Congress those who Lite Musical Program according to President's the public, who(. Harry Barry, who announces club Burn Furniture TERMINATED BY JULY attend. Preceded Dance that the Hickman Lions EMERGENCY MAY BE Survey Made and the Clinton Rotary club Is Thin, Feb. 19-463)-1 period. PLAYS have voted to sponsor anti-rat Coal Trickle Washington, LEN FOSTER asked! "The progress of roconversioa LIRNITURE REPAI Average Teacher Hue Had campaigns in their respective Cold Weather Continues !! President Truman today Fulton Lions , to make! now makes it possible to take 3ABINET SHOP Members of the Years Training, 13 communities With No Sign Of Relief ! congress for legislation guests! Three free: repair that hroke *dub, Lionesses, and their rat killing pro- possible "an early ending" of anig aucludrietcloonnaolmsyleopf Years School Experience A county-wide Feb. 19 (An — Old wartime Get your scree all—held their annuall is scheduled for Hickman London, of national emergency —132 in tea- gram bannisters the state trols," Mr Truman said In his Witid0Wv, dance, Obion county's average Fulton counties in April, people were burning the country has cabinet, Ladies' Night banquet and and under which message to congress. three years of direction of the county and picture frames to keep 1939. before the re, last night at the Strata Club.!cher has had under i lived since High White House adviarnes years or the Farm Bureau, Mr. of England asked outright re- uaranteed ii•• Len Foster and his orchestra professional training, 13 agent warm in some parts Mr. Truman indicated to newsmen Drat has The city programs laws, proposed that have tle prices, played during the four-coursej of teaching experience, and Barry said. today. peal of 24 if congress acts with mien' position separate from the coun- operations under 36 at Fulton Eleetr, dinner and for the dance. been five years In the will be emergency abl dispatch, the emergency ty-wide drive, he added. Although prospects brighten- statutes be suspend- lure 1 he or she now holds. permanent may be terminated by July. Co.—Phone Tables were decorated with, the social, of thous- recommended that most He or she is active in has made several ed for the reopening ed, and The proclamation would cover arrangements interspers— of the Mr Barry 20 defense appropriation floral civic and religious life in the interest ands of factories closed since , of both the "limited" emergency with pomosis. and a corsage, evidences of visits to Fulton be wiped out. . ed community. Despite drive here, and week ago Monday for lack of measures proclaimed Sept 8. 1939, and was given to each lady guest., ranks of a rat-control Truman proposed that disutisfaction within the is still anxious fuel, only a thin trickle of coal Mr. the "full" emers.:ncy declared Florist Shop provided, the na- states that he of "more than 100" Killebrew of the profesaion across civic or- was coming from the mines to 'only 12 May 27, 1941. flowers for the occasion. Thei average for some club or other acts still on the books the tion, Obion county's sponsor it. the fireplaces that most Ping- emergency Mr Truman proposes immedi- was served by candle- I chose it ganization to help by permanent leg- NENTS dinner • teacher enjoys teaching, lish homes depend on for heat. I be extended ate repeal of laws authorizing to light as a profession, and intends at head of dog Maned toe throe The month-long cold wave ' islation. employment of men from in- recommend Sam Dattllo points fl others would remain In was given by I make it a career. at Newport, Ky. that hastened the collapse of Ten dustry as dollar-a-year-men in The invocation pro- Wreck Dead hours in six Inch apace between two buildings six months after the JEW Bennett, pastor In addition, the teacher 23 animal the country's fuel system con- force for government: the leasing of mer- the Rev. Aaron women ('arpenters cut hole in wall of millinery shop to rescue ending the church bably Is a woman, since tinued with no forecast of Arty actual proclamation ships to other nations; of the Fulton Episcopal county whenever it may chant Lions club.'outnumber men in the of indefinite breed. relief. The temperatures drop emergency, tax-free withdrawal of al- and member of the for some other stated the dinner, Lion;system 4 to 1, or 122 to 32. Are Identified to 19 above zero fahrenhett come, or for industrial use; the VA Following the of pod cohol Gregory wel- These data are the results • • in some districts last night and of nubile lands for President Charles tea- lease all guests.i a comprehensive survey of Assembly was below freezing generally to- manufacture; and comed and introduced school ICC Semis Investigators Chruduin Church munitions er Cold Weap— soloist, ac- chers in the Obion county day. Movement the appointment of enlisted men . Georg, Maddox, under To Seek Cause Of Train's More on!, but Just as Jess Beadles, plan- ,system conducted recently London's proverbially gloomy to the naval academy. companied by county Mayfield, sang "Old I auspices of the Obion Plunge over 150-ft. Bank Feb. 25 weather broke an all-time re- Among the major statutes ()eking. 1st, both of and the In Paducah, "On The Road To'Education Association Scheduled cord. For the 18th successive which would be allowed to lapse Man River." department, Altoona, Pa., Feb. 19-0P)— Of Cottonseed "Sailor Boys," "I'llI county education 1950. day the sun failed to penetrate upon an end-of-emergency pro- Mandalay." OCEA pres- Twenty-three of the 25 persons Under the direction of Dr. C that will last until June 30, ititsin, Kathleen," I and made public by thick gray clouds. Seventeen clamation would be: HAMPOOING See You Home of the killed yesterday when the Penn- n anew , n The morning session will begin Some Increase in on the Range." Mr.;ident Ed Eller, principal oung, days in December. 1890. was the Showed The army's "streamlined' and "Home sylvania Railroad's "Red Arrow" with messages on 1CALP AND played "Mood Indigo,"I South Fulton school. team of eight prominent DM- at 10 o'clock longest previous sunless period. First Half of February; procurement power under which Beadles the results plunged over a 150-foot em- Fiddle, Play" "We are releasing of Christ will take part kn the issue before the church to- Thousands of householdera, $110 Ton supplies can be purchased with- and "Play, matter of bankment had been identified ciples a Prices Average tNICUREFi in the orchestra's of the survey as a heild the answer of Christian limited to 12 pounds of coal out advertising for bids; the Included Eller said. today, as official groups started the Crusade Assembly to be day and oil was an excellent ar- public information," week if they can get it, have had Movement of cottonseed to power to transfer the coast numbers of prime investigation of the accident. next Tuesday, Feb. 25, in the Pa- forces. area 1 Operator. of "Clair de Lune." "We believe it to be none at all since before Christ- mills in the South Central guard to the navy; to increase rangement that it Twenty-y,d r - old Lawrence ducah First Christian church of the Crusade pro- numbers were public interest and hope Details mas. Sifted coal dust has be- continued at a moderate rate the authorized strength of the Four dance present- England of Midland, Mich., him- , for all members of the Christian be presented at the Ronald Knudson will prove of benefit In gram will come a prized fuel. At blitzed but showed some increase dur- navy; and to initiate measured presented by of self in a hospital with severe I churches in this area. session beginning at )PE Poet, accom- ing an accurate cross-section a afternoon Coventry. people with perambu- ing the first half of February to increase the market quota/ 11 and Wm Kathryn as re- cuts and tfluises, identified a The local Assembly Is one of and closing with a t Roddie Peebles, the teaching profession - 1:30 o'clock, lators started queueing for coke compared with the last period of corn, wheat, cotton, rice, to-' Phone 1233 panied by Mrs. this tattered check skirt, taken from I series of 60 being held through at 4:00 p. m. lated to the children of dedicatory service at 2 a. in. today. in January. With the execpUon or peanuts. all from Paducah. a mutilated body, as that worn lout America to Impart Inspira- beginning at bacco, ELL, of the group county." In the evening, Suburban Luton, following the of three or four days of sub • Truman said the follow- Owner Several pictures by his bride, Dorothy, 22, of tion and information about "A sessions will Mr. by the club's photo- 7:30, simultaneous lead of Berlin, opened the first freezing temperatures, the ing statutes should be extend- were taken three days Crusade for a Christian World." for adults and for Christ be conducted emergency warming center for weather has been favorable ed until June 30, 1948: grapher Supper Identification of another vic- a program of Disciples of her- 30-minute intermis- Pot-Luck youth. old people in a friends meeting completion of the 1946-47 Authorization for an under.. After a tim as Mrs InnocentsBru- .4 of the national the ballroom The members house. Hot drinks as well as heat vest. of the navy; sion for clearing At nett& 60, of Wyandotte, Mich.' be in Paducah for secretary began and con- Will Be Had Truman Plans No Speech team who will were provided from 10 a. m.to Prices paid for cottonseed by authority to malatala floor, the dance only two battered bodies to, are; Rev. The Left the local assembly 4:30 p. m. oil mills were minty $119 per tinued until midnight. Night be recognized One of the vic- On Washington Birthday were. and their P-TA Dad's Charles Metre, aapoclaW Old me pensioners with chap- Ion,.e to. ab.; ...dgin or'ear, toe-bona 4retn • -;0166.04ta Lions Lionesses, - identified merely as Kanteeky rn were: The Parent-Teacher Anode tims was Werdthigtono,4Pab. 1.0-414...- tary-direetor of the ped, rod hands scoured streets would Save to be Ms- guests at the dinner Renetti with no known ad- Society, but whic ter-listd Gorr flefrrifight prevail" Mon- Mrs. President Truman will laY Christian Missionary and bomb ruins In crowded cast received during the within WI, Paul Royttireite Boyd. Clayton, Reports two- years tia.' of Paducah, day, Feb. 114 at Carr Institute dress. wreath on George Washington's Hopkinsville; T. Boyd London for scrape of fuel. Ban- period Feb. 3-14 on the grades Weed of were voted Mrs. Ronald Jones sup- Meanwhile, the interstate Feb. 12, College; Miss "Wm" Howard Jones of will begin with a pot•luck tomb at Mount Vernon, of Transylvania nisters in sub-standard houses of cottonseed In Fulton, Hick- leasProvisions for the discharge Mr. and Mrs. commerce commission sent in- Schutze, returned and Mrs. Frank per, P-TA members announced but plans no Washington's Katherine were chopped up for ifrewood. man and Obion counties follow: certain array officers; Paducah. Mr. asked to vestigators from Washington White from China; Cy of today. Each family Is birthday speech, the missionary Even in more prosperous dist- Fulton—Low. 83.5; high, f2.5; Authority to make temporary Wiggins. the sup- and the railroad stepped up its Becker of the nat- Bennett, Elisa- bring a covered dish for House said today. Yocum, Ed. ricts, coal dealers' wagons were average 89; state average last appointments of officers in tile The Rey. A. C. p. m. search for the cause. A spokes- of Disciples of Mr. and Mrs. War- per, which starts at 7 ional office surrounded whenever they ap- period, 86.5 without regard to beth Bennett, pri- man for the railroad said it may Harry Davis, min- army Hickman. The program is intended HELD Christ; Rev. peared. Hickman--Low, 85.5; high, 94; branch OR arm el wick Hale of parents, two weeks before the cause Church particular Ruth Butts, Al- marily for adults. All, be ister of the Christian average, 90. the right to arm AmeI Aaron Butts, ,are determined Ind; and Mrs. service; Mrs. Frances and especially all fathers, is l of New Albany, Obion—Low, 85.5; high, 94.5 merchant vessels. len Jones and director of the can Invited. June E. Stanley, average, 89.5; average this pet-- The appropriation measures Maxwell Missionary Work for OPA Says It May Mr. Glynn Bushart Women's iod, 92. mentioned by Mr. Truman are Dr. and of Kentucky. of W. T. Browning. _II VFW Has Meeting Ithe state Rent,Sugar largely inoperative. but Mr. (guests A luncheon will be served at Drop most of A. G. Baldridge, Annie Laurie ' man suggested that FIVE YEARS Cabin the church at noon. rescind- Baldridge. Mr.' and Mrs. Clyde At Legion Program Shortly Railroad are them be eliminated by Jr. ' ing the funds instead of repeal- Williams, AGO TODAY of the Fulton Vet- Beadles, Florence Bead- Members Washington, Feb. 19—(An— I . ing the acts themselves. Frank Foreign Wars Post saw Barkley Favors Mr and Mrs. Louis Weaks, erans of OPA, down to its last million doi- Mr. Truman's message- irin les, coach at pictures of naval avia- Hike Put Off Mr and Mrs. Bob White, Mr. and Herschel Giles, head motion lars unleu• rescued by the sen- his second major stop toward returned and of WAVES in training David Lilienthal laWs Fulton high school, tion OP) -- ate, insisted today it may have lifting the yoke of wartime on Page Four) Birmingham, last night at their meeting in Washington, Feb. 19 — Legal 201 Day Limit (Contieed this morning from last to 'quit enforcing rent ceilings. from the nation's economy. went for an in- the Legion Cabin Sen. Alben Barkley (D.-Ky.) re- All he proclaim' Ala., where he on the sugar rationing and the few Set By Commission; On December 31 Gene Tunney, for- The VFW also made plans to night issued a statement within hostilitil;l ent- terview with B. Lilien- maining price controls To Have Hearings ed the end of Kentucky Today champion, who handle a baseball team this nomination of David Roads powers 1 mer heavyweight of the 72 hours. Ky., Feb. 19—t/P)— Mg out 20 war head of the physical summer, and have been pro- thal to the chairmanship Max Mc- Frankfort, the right is Press is now Price Administrator Kentucky : ailroad commis- ately, including By The Aesoclated work of the Navy. mised IS uniforms Atomic Commiasion. that the The bound pints; ant education outlined Cullough declared sion suspended today for the seize strike let- Glies was accepted by the Barkley's statement to slash $9,006,- 33 others at a later dile Louisville—A thteatening Coach why he shall vote house decrsion full legal 201 days a proposed ending to the to be a chief specialist in his reason on agency's current six months afterward ter mailed last week navy Lilienthal. After 000 from the increase of railroad passenger —usually week- physical education He will leave Raids to confirm will—if upheld by extension of some 01 Louisville Defender, negro Mrs. Mozell regretted the nomi- appropriation day coach fares in this state. A He asked prank," in April for Norfolk, Va., stating he OPA out of statutes, such as ly newspaper, "was all a Fulton much con- the senate—put date for a hearing on the the latter news- begin his training nation has aroused months before its postal rates and e a letter received by the to Goes To Evansville the grounds upon business four roads' applications for the raise war time The ori- troversy, and expiration date. paper yesterday said. has been aroused the scheduled will be set later. taxes. the edi- Complimenting her son, Char- Mrs. Mozell Rawls, saleslady which it doubtful, however, end-of-emergency ginal letter, which told Senator said: It appeared W. N. Norton. Louisville at- The by yes- les, on his sixteenth birthday, for Grand Union Tea Co., has (above), 37-year-old Kentucky the senate would act on expected before tor to close up the office Lyle Collins see it. the question be- that torney representing the roads claration, Mrs. Bertes Pigue was hostess to from Evansville, Ind , quoted by "As I matter before Friday, thur if congress acts terday or face the consequences, returned factory worker, was whether by experience, the which proposed to advance these summer, FBI a lovely buffet supper last even- she attended a sales Sulli- fore us is the whole issue over for today's recommends, had been turned over the where Detective Inspector Frank and general fitness he putting rates in Alabama. Kentucky. ly on at their home on Third and banquet held in th,) character another week, or long. later by s..- and city police. ing meeting as saying "women irritate for the important perhaps Northh C1 atorolithnea inatnedrstaTennte tresseeavel will be followed Seven couples were pres- van Is qualified be made ef- of the end of the street Vendome Hotel. is held in connee- of the Atomie er. The cut cannot claration it each guest presenting the a medal and me." Collins post of chairman passed by both Lexington—Dr. 0. B. Hume, ent, She received -stabbing fective until level, said Tennessee already had itself. honoree a birthday gift. for beir,g a winner non with the scissors Commission. and signed by President by the Fred Richmond, yesterday proposed blue ribbon Rapids, he is abund- houses suspended theirs becoming ef- A declaration guest list included the for 1946. She also was of five of them in Grand "In my opinion, resolution of that the 1948 legislature create The in sales Truman. fective and that he expected the or a joint at the with Miss Virginia Ann a four-year safety award qualified." by the Presiciiiii a junior medical school honoree given Mich. other two would. All other states, gress signed to help Miss Jean Atkins and in recognition of her driv.. end the war, for SUN University of Kentucky Hardy, pin he said, have the interstate would rural.doc- Merryman, Miss Miriam Ing day during the period VI purposes, but Whit relieve the shorage of Bobby every Of Mone rates. domestic and Buddy Steele. Miss , an accident. Called "Waste the MIMI* tors in the state. Browder without L.1.tett thal earings Passenger fares for day House advisers say it Pets Peggy Cooke and Eugene Lynch,' pro. of a peace treaty will be noose and coaches which the roads wants Kentucky Un- Miss Margaret Nell Brady cents buy to end the war for interns Frankfort—The Elizabeth Windup pose to increase. are 1 65 Compensation Com- Fred Winter, Miss g U r ges Speedy and 1.485 Lionel purposes. employment Puckett, and Martha Stravhorn v Sen. Hickenlooper•, a mile one way trips mission's new headquarters Smith with Sonny • within Ken- tound? Harpoie with I l&T employed by the clearing house cents for roundtrlps building', expected to cord be- MISS Marilyn 'Named Co-Editor Patience with McKellar's tactics. on the Illinois porta- Washington, Feb. 19-4/P)— wit- as editor of a loose-leaf Journal tucky, except Quartette tween $500,000 and $600,000 Johnny twarpe. "We've brought a lot of on the main line Murray of it. Hickenlooper ,R-10- and retained the Chicago office Central and should be ready for occupancy Of College Fuse Chairman nesse& from long distances," Lexington branch W. F. Burrow, we) today called for a speedy of after moving to Madison. and on the Visit Postponed next winter. Mr. and Mrs. Hickenlooper said. "Some Chesapeake and Ohio, 400 are announc- windup of the Senate atomic She added that she worked in of the program by th Maple avenue, Martha strayhprn, senior from them had pertinent testimony. are somewhat higher. The The musical and ap- committee's hearings on David f think office for him which College girl: Paducah—Labor leaders have ing the engagement Fulton, and Nag Bunn, junior as and some or them, have the Chicago for travel between states Murray State marriage of their Lilienthal'a nomination corn- the summer of 1932, and charges schedule filed a request with the city proaching Cpl.from Joneaboro, Ark.. were elec- E. Corn- been brought here at a through and 1.98 cents and the quartette, originally daughter, Marie to head of the Atomic Control that up to that time he are 2.2 auditorium commission that the commission Frances ted as co-editors of the April puts waste of government knew want that for intrastate in Carr Institute James listen Mansfield of "College minion to • receive salary roals this afternoon, ha adopt a definite policy on the Fool edition of the mney." continued travel also 1 o'clock unions Brownsville. The wedding "Ali of Kip 1 Asserting that it had been "A checks from the clearing house. postponed until 1 o'eloc question of recognizing Fuse," annual project with been take place some time in the club at Murray complete waste of government He said he would consult Charles A. Thomas, vice pres- Wednesday. Feb 2t of city employes. mans_ in, journalism soon To Keep spring, as soon as Cpl. money" to bring some witnesses other committee members ident of the Monsanto Chemical Post 0//ice Asks The public is invited to State College. the wit- Dr ' for for- field receives a furlough of their else- before the committee during about how manyailed. additional Co. endorsed Lilienthal, Three-Cent Mailing Ratio present for the program. .$1 Paducah—Attorneys Announcement Hickenlooper be as a Clerk Rudy Stewart tion is made in the current Ie- last four weeks, e Robert Becher, nominated Ella Welhing, dean of WOW mer city of West "n sea may and Feb. 19--(An— woo said they would file Mrs. Sidney Dobbins sure of The College News, of-,. said: ens member of the commission, Washington, at Murray State, will yesterday last night to be important that One of today's witnesses for The postoffice department has to an answer filed Texas arrived tidal college newspaper "It is highly a Chicago Carroll Wilson, the nominee piny the quartette to l'ulbra„. a demurrer aunt. Mrs. them Mrs. Meads Leitsel, the control to congress that Manager Charles A. the guest of her Prof. Rex Syndergaard was the committee conclude general manager of recommended by City Second street, soon as housewife and former secre- it be allowed to retain the three- to a $10,000 slander Thomas Chapman, selected sponsor of the special hearings as reasonably body. 7 William., tary to Lilienthal. She testified rate on first elass.mall. for Leader Congratulates by Stewart against for several days. edition. possible" draw Thomas, reverting to the Lan- cent Carl W suit brought Mc- that Lilienthal eontinued to local and out-of-town de- Mr. and Mrs The city manager yes- He spoke after Senator guage of the laboratory, describ- both of; Williams. Ellen Duiey is Of compensation from the Com- after June 30. Fulton on the birth his answer to the Miss Martha Kellar (D-Tenn), chief foe Lilienthal at "A catalyst," ef- livery, meant :erday filed nicely at her home FIRE ON VALLEY ST. hild memo Clearing Rouse in Chicago ed Under existing law, the first night at the Fulton circuit court, getting along GRASS the Lilienthal nominatiOn, Mi- ficient in getting people to work 2-4 ult. In McCracken after he tonic office On the rate will revert on that baby weighed and he made the exact on Pearl street. department temporarily run out of tittles- in together. He said he didn't take class named .ind denied The Fulton fire and ern Railroad Cismatissisa date to the pre-war two-cent and has been attributed to him by 101 Valley street ses to summon. Hickenlooper any 5V:irk in talk that LWenthal tatemente 0. Lewis is spending a was called to (ni-Cniut) I I. rate. Dale. Williams claimed the Mrs J. afternoon to Senator McMahon had been had Communistic leanings ;,,wart. with her daughter, at 2:20 yesterday exhibited int- Lilienthal, she said, assertions were a prIv- few days a grass fire. previounly had alleged Lewis Haynes, in Paducah. put out •negeti communication. Mrs.

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W'e4neaflay Evening, February 19, 194? tradalea Daily Loader, Fulton, Itontuery two Fulton has cite, or property. Neal Little, Crutchfield. , Mrs Beuton McCourtney Mrs Few countries recognize ecu Sport Merritt Milner. been admitted is as instance: ona Mrs. J. H Walters, Hickman. Mrs Ruth Harlewood uomic rights, for BY N IdI tratotr Ed Irvin Hickman. well as could be expected. 27 countries recognize the right New Tm "Itou Mrs Mrs. Ute Ralliburton and baby DAILY SINCI 1191. Mrs. R. A Howell, Crutchfield., to medical care, 18 recognise the North AU, I.e,JflMflLlH1M doing 11..e. I, Mrs hones Smith, Bradford,i are right to protection . in working with the DAY 400 Minn Street, Fulton, Kentucky. Mrs W. H. Brown is about the ED EVERY WEEK EVEHINgr Tenn. conditions, 11 recognize the right le, Edwards, Sharun,1 same. minor 154.0 ALLOVIN ASIKINISON Mrs. Charles to adequate housing, 9 recog- aV 1.IE5 W EDITOR J. A. Purcell is doing nicely. Pi tcher wl PUULIUHLC MANAOINO EDITOR Tenn. nize the right to work. RAWKS-ORURE tereiting lesson on, "Shining I at a Mrs. R. C. Rice, Hickman. Question: Will the Palestine de Kentucky, under act of Congress of March 1, 1879. VOWS ARE SAID Like The Stars", The chain111.111, Moscow. dn't as second class matter at Fulton, Otis Simon, question be given to the United T. T. Boaz, presided over Bellew. Crutch- UN Information fa* Co Pga own pox iti GLAGOIVIVII egaricni. Mr and Mrs. Ben Hawks an- Mrs. Miss Elaine Nations? 'h gadIIlalaTION awrinsi the 3700 0 nounce the marriage of their business session. Minutes were field Question: What progress has Answer: Britain plans to pres- ON attakilaT. Telephone 39 Underwood, Ful- Walter F 1'.--11111111N111--- OOOOO 11UNIMITTILD daughter, Rachel, to J. S. Drury, read and approved. Ten mem- torssn Francis ent this problem to the 1A1 beeri filfn4 by the disarmament 'earl hit is exclusively entitled to use for Jr., of Oak Ridge, and formerly bers were present with one new "without recommendations", ac- OT THE ASSOCIATED PRLSS: The Associated Press Sublet, Clinton.. talks of the Security Council? 1, for this paper and also the local news published. from Birmingham, Ala., son or member, Mrs. L. F. Pearson. Miss Cora cording to Foreign Secretary reproduction of all news dispatches credited to Clinton. I Mr. J S. Drury, Sc., Tl:e community missions sre- Dalton Darnell, Answer: With Aussie and Po- Resin. The Arab League also Ub and McElroy and baby,i Lea of P The simple candlelight cere- port was given by Mrs. R. B. Al- Mrs..D T. eGn.n land abstaining from voting, an plans to appeal for Palestine's Of Evidence For Peace Hopes mony was perfurmed Feb. 14 The meeting was dismissed Martin. Arms Resolution was passed by independence. 8 straigh Plenty len. Fulton. ' of Germany a few at 0'15 p in at the Chapel-On- by Mrs. Foster Ed- Mrs. Rill Browning, the Security Council and a What is tho states eguiar at fig DeWitt MacKenzie, be at it again. My tour by prayer i Qiiestioti: in Ridge S. la baMrsby Williamson and Commiseion on ConvenUonal yoffs t Analyst months ago convinced me that while the mili- TheaUll Oak wards, to meet with Mrs R. B. of the International Trade Or- AP foreign Affairs of Fulton. Armaments was created with the mini -minded German had been thoroughly Timmerman, minister the Allen March 3. ganiaaUon? State Marshall is said M taristic Mrs. C. M. Hornsby, Hickman.: preparing in trpak set Nieeretury of beaten Church of Christ, officiated The task of three Answer: The International whipped physically: he was far from Mrs. Herman Elliott, Crutch-1 plan for general regu- azoo Cit $ of the House Foreign Affairs corn- church was decorated with BENEFIT HMOS months a Trade Organization was created mentally. The will to fight was still there. reduction of arma- ague in the whole" oven' greenery and white gladioli, PARTY THURSDAY lation and by the Economic and Social to be "optimistic on that's not the whole Patterson, Ailing- I forces But unfortunately and candles stood on either Miss Mille ments and armed with Council. A drafting committee is Wining peace. and Secretary-General the Rus- The Junior Woman's Club will for the story. There are other folk besides side of the altar . I practical safeguards meeting now to set up a charter PORTS Lie of the United Nations declares a benefit bridge party dismissed: What's sians who most certainly are toying with The bride wore a porcelain hold Patients rest of the world. for the ITO. being the possibility of ac at 7.20 at the club H. Egbert. Clinton. ; are some of hIcago "for the time militaristic Ideas. Perhaps they don't exactly blue suit with brown accemories. Thursday Mrs. T. Question: What involving the powers can home. Other games will be in- Mrs. T. W. Simon and baby. rights that are pre- shift Lb armed conflict wish for war, but they've persuaded them- She carried a bouquet of Talis- the human dimartied as s madman's dream" man roses and fesaa lily. cluded in the evening's program. Fulton.. sently included in the consti- COLORED NEWS renchlae selves that they will have to fight sooner or Dukedom. Her maid of honor and only Reservations may be secured M rs Aubrey Cruse, tutions of other member coun- klahoms • That's encouraging testimony by two of the later to achieve their aspirations. at attendant was Mtn June HaWks from Mrs Stanley Jones, Phone Mrs. Jake Ferguson, Oakton. tries? A health clinic will be held planning barld's leading experts on international af- question of whether Quite apart from the of Memphis She wore a grey 400, or Mrs. L. C. Logan, Phone R. E. Hogg, Fulton. Answer: The majority of na- South Fulton Rosewald school 'hampion there's plenty of evidence to in- M. fairs. Indeed anybody want war, there are numerous suit and her flowers were pink 739-3 All neservations must ne A. W. Holland. Hickman. tions recognize freedom of Thursday from 9 to 11:30 A. teams to Nippont the thesis of peace among the major ternational issues which are potential breed- COMS. in by Thursday at noon. Every- Mrs. Rube Junes, Chestnut speech, assembly, worship, fair Parents are asked to bring ail Harold C allenTa for a Cr nsiderable period of years ers of conflict. One of them—and among the The best man was Percy one is invited. Glade. memorial— trial, the right to freedom from children who have not eompleted IfeWever. General Mashall was discussing the most dangerous—is the matter of world-wide P. '-st.ly of Birmingham. Interference with person, domi- their immunization. LANCING CLASS Haws JACK'S World's "sore spots" with the committee, and atomic energy. Peace will be in Wines were William Priestly control of WILL MEET THURSDAY Martha Ann Herring has been AND Mr. Lee, in addressing the Mineappolia round jeopardy until that is settled, for it is creat- SAW nen, Case Before the ceremony a pro- admili,ed for an operation. Let in table of the National conference of Christians ing doubts and suspicions. Miss Krystal Smith's dancing gram of nuptial music was pres- Mrs. Mettle Guyn has beenj f urnitun and Jews, cautioned that the world must de- Civil War is a bonfire in a class will meet tomorrow after- The Chinese ented, which was as follows: a ; admitted. doors at vote Itself to the future. So it's clear that So, on a lesser scale, are the noon at Carr Institute. PERMANENTS powder factory. violin solo, "Because," then. Mrs. Travis Dunlap has un- etc., mai the gentlemen is doing wishful Mtbsr of crisis in India, Indonesia, Greece and Pales- "Clair de Lune" on the organ, dergone an operation. We especially recommend blurts. that both recognize the dang- Looney is improv- thinking but tine. followed by another violin solo, Mrs. Carroll --mason if peace Is to con- The violin- PERSONALS ing. OUR NEW whiels must be avoided Then there is still another menace which "I Love You Truly." Inquin fragile vase. ist was Miss Jane Snow of Oak Mrs. Blake Crutchfield, Jack- feene Is a people generally seem afraid to face, and deal Mr. and Mrs. Rd Herr and and Fun and the organist was son, Tenn., is doing nicely fol- greatest deterrent to another world with on a hush-hush basis. That is the great Ridge, daughter, Hattie, and Mr. Herr's Mrs. Louise Mar. mother, of Springfield, Eflo lowing an operation. SAFE WAVE In the near future Is that fact that political divisions brtween the totalitarian Williams is doing ro Following the reception, the visited in the home of Mr. N 4 . Mrs. Ramp at the powers—barring the United communistic bloc and the western Democra- couple left for a short wedding Cook on Third street Monday nicely i of waging an- cies. There we have an unbridgeable creek, is 410 j An improvement over ('old WaYe— physically capable trip. night. They returned to their Ms: W. R. Heaslit, Clinton going opposed. curl, bet just as major war. They're all in, and it's for the two are diametrically Mrs. Drury was graduated from home Tuesday morning. improving ) Giver a tighter take many years for them to recover. And They are so utterly at variance that, as South Fulton high school and - ine Patton is doing nicely. • Natural looking. mune the peoples who have experienced this column has pointed out more than once, attended Freed-Hardeman Col- Mr and Mrs. Harvey Pewitt Mrs Harold Arnold and baby doing nicely. horror are, on the whole, thoroughly fed the two could not live together within the lege. and grandson, Jimmy, have re- are Drury is a graduate of turned to Fulton after a visit in Miss Dorothy Holly is doing • RAZOR HAIR SHAPERING • SHAMPOOING I think we can add, without being over- boundaries of the same country, for one of Mr. Birmingham Southern Univer- Florida and other southern nicely. tie. that the majority of peoples sever them must die. Possibly they can live side by SCALPLURON SCALP AND sity and has his degree in che- points. Mrs Rarold Decal and baby AND SETTING • countries—but surely not want war anyway: side in adjoining mical engineering. are doing fine Mr. and Mits. E. L. Leonard of • MANICURES ver, your columnist isn't one of those together. Mrs. Chanel! Headlock is do- DANDRUFF TREATMENTS Mayfield visited Mr. and Mrs. militaristic spirit has Therefore the danger lies in the possibility SORORITY CHAPTER ing nicely. ROW, that the William McDade and children /libertine McBride: New, Experienced Operator of one group trying to force its political code TO BE ORGANIZED Mrs. M. V. Penn is about the upteloted from all hearts. To mention a Sunday. on the other Should that happen, it might same• (bac I have no doubt that if the Rus- Lambda, national Tau Phi will leave Mrs. T. A. McClain is doin't were capable of making war, they might produce war. Mrs. Hilbert Payton LOVE BEAUTY SHOPPE sorority of the Supreme Forest tonight for Hammond, Ind., to doing Woodmen Circle, will start a new Min her husband, Mr. and Ws. Willie Mae Hudson is 301 Norman Phone MS chapter in Fulton soon. The first Payton will make their home lint MRS. ORA PEARL (Weaver) BRAZZELL, Owner held is doing Post Needs Geography Lessons committee meeting was there. Miss Sue McMillan afternoon at the home down on the Mississippi River and &ISO far.' Tuesday (By Jess G. Anderson) of Mary E. Parham on Carr Mr and Mrs. Charles Arrin Mrs. Albert Said is improvins. far away from the mountains. favorite magazine for, k, these many I street. spent Monday in Memphis. Mrs. Will Seay is improving. poke at Kentucky back- 208 C the Saturday Evening Post. comes Taking another Plans were discussed for the Murrell Jeftress is doing nicc- 'goes on to state that Mrs. Frank Heflin and LAST TIMES TODAY In their issue of February 15 with a wardness, the writer approaching rush party which by, daughters. Peggy Heflin and lesson for its when Sharpe won the state tournament will be held Tuesday, March 11, Mrs. Walter Ridgeway is do- enlightening geography of Detroit., are SHOWS 2:3S-7:15-9:11 4 several years ago someone had to telephone at 8 o'clock at the Fulton Wo- Mrs. Harold Hilts ing fine. BITZSA' Of readers 'nether and grand- FULTON visiting their • man on horseback picked up the man's Club. The state manager. J. H. Nabors is about the same tateldans generally are grateful to the somewhere, mother, Mrs. Mary Passmore, the news across Mrs. Lois Witerfield of Murray. 'Mrs. R. L. Bradley is doing praise heaped on its topmost news, rode to a river, shouted who is quite ill at her home on .fOr the and the national president, Miss nicely. but the river and a man in a boat relayed the Mrs. Passmore tutor and his array at taleV Oneida Ahart, will be present at Central Avenue. Mrs. M. A. Harris is dohs?, nice- ELENTLISS SUSPENSE, news to another horseman who rode into today. Mrs. are SPX grateful, particularly thoder!st- the party. This sorority Is non- I. reported Improving ly. Revere stunt sounds very will re-, of Sharpe, for the tone of the story Sharpe. This Paul academic. With and daughters Mrs. Doyle Matheny and baby plenty good to the eastern- main in Fulton for about a week. V can't get away from the eastern pat.- pretty and looked Mrs. Dick Hagen was selected have been dismissed. Jtn a laugh out of our primi- bf writing which always depicts Ken- ers. They got many as sorority advisor and Mrs. E Mr. R. 0. Harris has returned Mrs. Erwin Taylor and bat' But what hap- Howard as backwoodsy and rnouatainy, even tive news-spreading methods. E. Huffman, Mrs. to his home in Louisville after have been dismissed. of the townspeople at Strange, and Miss Mlle D. Wil- Wanda Ward, Hickman has with its basketball teams. pened was that most visiting his daughter, Eugenia. by radio in a play- liams were named honorary been dismissed. story in last week's Issue of the Post, Sharpe heard the news and Mr. and Mrs. L. 0. Brad- by-play account, and the facts are that there members. ford, Third street. by Collie Small, is titled "The Crafty Those present at the Com- Jones Clinic— was a telephone switchboard in Sharpe for Of Lexington" and deals with Adolph mittee meeting were Mrs. W. B. Mrs. Kimball Underwood ar- been ad- Sharpe ever Won any Mrs. James Boaz Las and the University of Kentucky basket- many years before McClain, district manager, Mrs. rived yesterday to visit Mrs. ADDED FOX NEWS basketball tournament. Huff- home on team. it is a most interesting story to E. E. Huffman, Miss Jane Albert Pfizer at her Mrs. Whayne Davis has been Another "mountain town- listed in the story Virginia Jackson. Miss Third street. Mrs. Underwood 'who do not know all the facts, but to man, Miss admitted. LAST TIMES TONIGHT Ky., in anderson County. Mints Oudla to her boast in Pa- klans who know their geography and was Lawrenceburg. Josephine Shankle, will return home of Kavanaugh High Jewell, and Mrs. Stanley Par- ducah tomorrow. elasterner's complete lack of knowledge Lawrenceburg, SNOWS 1:1114:13-110 miles Frankfors ham. it is none too complimen- School, is only a few south of Hornra has return- ssidaintaineers, Another committee meeting Miss Mary DR. T. M. REID and about as near the mountains as Frank- ed to Fulton and is doing nicely stoNn has been called for 4 o'clock this fort. But putting Lawrenceburg in the moun- home on Norman street CHIROPRACTOR article states: "Many of Rupp's play- afternoon at the home of Miss at "e'er —DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM— color the story. an sppendectomy in litany are mountain boys" It lists a tains helps Ouida Jewell on Carr street to following crry NATIONAL BANK visit the mountains of the Lcuisville Baptist Hospital. No. No. 2 five of Jack Tingle, Bedford. Ky., Joe Mr. Small should appoint committees for the com- BUILDING He should find out it is no disgrace are in- HENRY JOAN LESLIE , Benton, Ralph Beard. Lewisport. Keatucky. ing party. All members Lydia Payne and Paul Lan- WILLIAM should be ap- Hours: 9 to 12 — 2 to 5 Barlow. and Wah-Wah to be from the mountains. He vited to attend. nom of nulton and Addle May LINDA STIRLING IZOBT. UUTION nth Rollins, And by Appointment. praised of the fact that more residents of Clark of Union City went to Harlan. CLUB MEETS —in— comes the mountain sections of Kentucky read the BUNCO Memphis this morning where Attpally of this quintet. only Jones AFTERNOON , PHONE 97 Post than do people on Front Street an Phil- TUESDAY Mr. Lannom will enter the Bap- "MYSTERIOITS "JANIE GETS the mountains, and he comes from one The Bunco Club met with Mrs., adelphia, and he should know the feelings of tist Hospital. Plsssis(k Therspy tine ,most progressive little towns in the C. P. Bruce as hostess in the MR. MARRIED" mountains and of Sharpe VALENTINE" Harlan, with a population of about the people of those home of Mrs. Tom Reid yester- Mrs. Elizabeth Shunkle, who Electrical Treatments. with his garbled fact; people Ralph Beard is a native of Hard- that he has so offended day afternoon. There were two has been recuperating from on Ky., in Breckenridge. Ky That is and fancies. visitors, Mrs. Henry Miller and,illness at the home of her ^ editors who went into such a Myrtle Caldwell. daughter. Mrs. Bed Davis, has Owensboro and about as far from the And the Post Mrs. i they published Edgar Mrs. Charles Newton won con- returned to her home on Edd- as one could get in the state. Bed- lengthy huddle before alton Da& 3Craber solation, Mrs. Caldwell Bunco,lInge street. Trim- Snow's article on Russia, should spare one Jack Tingle's home town is in Joe Mullins traveling and editor to check up on geography before they Mrs. Comity. about halfway between Louisville low, and Mrs. Reid high. stories as Mr. Small's sequel to Carrollton, far away from the moun- release such Sandwiches and cold drinks HOSPITAL NEWS in Colliers which created ; Joe Holland is from linnton, in M...ep Amy Porter's article were served. a Fallen Hospital— away from the such a sensation and gave Kentucky such OA*Y Kentucky and tar : Patients admitted. black eye. The Mayfield Messenger). CIRCLE 3 MEETS tains, and Ken Rollins is from Wickliffe. I Mrs. Carl Wright and baby, 3(151' RECEIVES) WITH MRS. SUGGS 1Fulton, are doing fine. nected to the house by covered the First Baptist I Other patients: Birth Annetutcrtitents passageways. Circle 3 of At Fulton church met with Mrs. J. C. Suggs 1 Miss Winnie Veatch, Crutch- ckward Glances" main house was approach- The at her hcme on West street Tues. field. a front driveway and a EXPECTED SOON hangingporch on the second ed by day-a ftemoon at 2.30. The meet- Lee Jenkins, Paris, Tenn. Sy Surds Jewell at one side service driveway ing opened with prayer by Mrs. BSby Joyce Henderson, Lynn- WS in America history floor. The house was built of quarters, which Bewailed Sboationery Cabinets The servants' J. W. Cheniae. ville, Ky. cut by the servants from 30 or 40 small ta a more romantic and timber were rows of some Mrs. Suggs was in charge of Mrs. Uie Whayne, Clinton. the virgin Kentucky forests sur- cottages, all built ful picture than plants- white-washed the program and gave an In- Mrs. Archie Martin, Clinton. • life in the Old South dur- roending It. very much alike, were arranged and just prior to the Civil The entrance hall ran the full In an orderly fashion along a SEE US FOS ALL . , While Kentucky was a; length of the lower floor. and street. "Mammy's" house, a lit- BO'TTLES AND AT FOUNTAINS there were from it a winding stairway made than the others, stood Pd Wiles state, tle nicer YOUR PRINTED 3IATTER. nations near Fulton, and , a graceful spiral to the second closer to the main house ants of the old-time glamor , floor. On the ground floor, there Also at the rear of the house are to be found. were front and back parlors, a was the blacksmith shop, the LE'l-TER HEADS BUSINESS CARDS plantation lying in °Mon library, a dining INPOM and fami- smoke-house, the chicken houses, / between what now are ly room. The second floor was the commissary, where food was ENVELOPES VISITING CARDS and Union City was corn- ! composed of a huge ballroom,. stored, and an ice house with STATEMENTS PROGRAMS of 1,000 acres, whose an- , and bedrooms which opened on- 1 thick walls lined with sawdust. hallway. A priv- was filled with crops of tobacco and corn to the spacious The ice house DAND BILLS SHIPPING TAOS among the best in the ate stairway led from the moth- enough ice from ponds and er's living room on the firsta creeks each winter to last all PLACARDS taUon life centered around floor to the girls' bedroom onj the year white house where the r the second floor. This staircase I Servants were called from COMPARE OUR PRINTING 1VITII "and "Missis" lived. This was the only entrance to the I their quarters by the ringing of . the scene of gracious girls' rooms. a large iron bell, mounted on a WHAT YOU HAVE NOW Was a two-story struc- The kitchen was in a building; post at the rear of the house. Oa a hill in a 13-acre of its own. about 150 yards from ' In the front yard. about 50 Phone 30 or 1300 nets and hickories, set the house. The servants cooked yards from the house on the left salt. maples, and teeth- and earned the food to the main I side, there was a small office ae4 !qa. Tail white ' hails* dining room. This, idea ; and another small house, where N. V. flanked with a broad originated in England genera- I the boys stayed. There the guns J'epi-Cola Company, Zoo/ Iskal City, ran across the front of • tions ago as a fire precaution.' Bottler: Pepsi-cola Bottling Co., of Fulton (Continued mr Page Franchised -Fulton Dail'? j:raNT . Also there was a I Lster, these kitchens were con- , rm.) Pore Three Wednesday Ere:song, February 19, 1947 Fulton Daily Leader, Fulton, Kentucky

OM, Michigan basketball ace, has riturn to Navy. Livestock Market threat First Casualty Of Baseball Season District Meet Sports Rohigdup Pass0 the 1000 point mark for Ten years as --belying Bulldogs Win action b's Madison Feb. By Hush Fullerton, Jr. his three seasons of college com- of legal 1••••••••••.•••••••• National Stockyards, III . nowhere near St ware G a rditti. Heavyweight l9. tP)- - USDA ) Hogs 3,500; : New Turk, Feb 19---aPi-The petition. But he's Pro Joe Fulks- Walter Harbert, Champion James J. Braddock At Union City mostly 50-75 higher North Atlantic League turned up To 36 Over who played tor the Indians, and Joe Loins signed tor 15- 65 than Tuesday's average with with the batting champion of Pirates and Braves, then finish- round tale bout at Chicago June Opens At 7 Tonight; sonic 150 lbs. down 1.00 higher; minor league baseball and a ed out a 25-year pro career as an 22. bulk good and choice 170-270 South Fulton Teams pitcher who won 22 games with- umpire, atilt can't get away from Hickman High lbs. 26.50-17.00; top 27.00: high- coach the Amer- Friday Nite est since Oct. ill; freely for itbvibrut a defeat last seaman and baseball. He'll Play First League junior team at Basketball Scores weights under 250 lbs.; few dn't sell either one into ican Pups Lose 22-16 Dis- Greenville, S. C., this season- By The Associated Press The Eighth ITenneasee) sales 279-325 lbs. 24.00-50; 130- fag company-snot even for Bleier is having his ton- trict high school basketball 180 lbs. 23.50-25.00; 100-130 lbs the $700 draft price to Class "C" Paul Bowling Green 47, Soutii War- In Preliminary 'Cs- removed before repdrting for o,clock 20.00-22.50: good 170-4110 lb. Walter Forwood hit .406, the sils ren 42. tournament opens at 7 UN sjob as Colgate football Union City gy.n sows 23.00-50; few choice 23.75: •eart highest mark in organized his new Glasgow 60, Temple Hill 36. At Hickman Gymt tonight in the ac with Troy Kenton girls heavier welehts 22.00-75; most all, for the Carbondale, Pa., coach. Central City 38, Madisonville the and cry matched for the first stags 16.50-19.00. Ub and 22-year-old Tony Na- 24. CLINTON IS NEXT game. NIB() 111411111E LINE Also on tonight's card are the Cattle 2.570: calves 1.000; lit- oles of Peekskill, N. Y., pitched St. Joe 41, West Louisville 37. ne's Twelve-year-old Janet Brand- Coach Jack Carter's Bulldogs Mills and Union City tle done on steers; a couple of 8 straight victories during the Beech Grove 62, Owensboro Woodland enburg, daughter of a former proved again last night that they girls at 8, and the Rives and loads top medium and average egular Ke98011 and four in the Tech 48. des Yale track captain, took up have the Indian sign on Hickman Mills boys at 9. good offerings about w.eady at yoffs to beat by one game Sacramento 48, Rocherter 38. Woodland Or- swimming less than a year ago high, drubbing the county-seat Thursday night's schedule is: 22.50-75: heifers and mixed als e minors' consecutive - win :I Calhoun 49, Frances )0v/ens- Last Saturday, in her first real quintet 65-36 on the Hickman Kenton vs. Troy boys, 7; Rives yearlings moderately active and / freak eat by Baxter Sparks of :bore) 40. nal competition, she swam the 100 floor. They had previously beat- vs. winner no. 1 girls game, 8; steady; a few good 20.00-21-25; 0 aroo City, Miss., in the Delta I Murray 43, Padtealh 'nigh- stet' yards free style in 1:07 to win en Hickman 64-23. Union City vs. winner no. 3 boys, medium to low good 15.50-19.00; ue in 1904. :man 40. Ka& the Connecticut AAU champ- The Pups were on the short iseml-final). Canner and cutter CONE fully Kuttawa 69, Kirksey 47 9 cc is ionship-Roosevelt Raceway has and of a 22-16 score in the pre- steady, largely 10.00-11.10; some PORTS BEFORE YOUR EYES Arlington 57, Wing+) 47 :ter added two $40,000 two-mile races 1 liminary game. Friday night: common and medium beef sows this story that the Hardin 53, Farmington 34. What's dollar harness pro- : The strong Clinton team comes South Fulton vs. winner no. 12.00-14.00; good beef bulls 14.00- Rockets are getting to its million 44, Murray Training Wag° endurance tests. I Sharpe here Friday night for a return 2. girls, 7:30 Issmi-final). South 25; medium and good sausage• All America football gram. They're I shift their well as the • 35 engagement with the Bulldogs. Fulton vs. winner no. 4, buys, bulls 14.00-11.75; good and choice Milwaukee-The for the bettors as 51. Melber 39. eanchise to Fulgham The Fulton five was shaded one 9:30 isenal-final). stealers 10.09-21.75; top 21.00; A. A is horse*. 25 Idahoan+ High School Clinton 45, Mayfield point, 35-34, at Clinton earlier Saturday night: medium to low good veaters d at state baseball 36. tanning to add a Fulton 65. Hickman In the season. Girls finals at 7:30; boys finals 14.00-20.00. hoot about 300 County 32. championship for The Sports Mirror Marion 39 Trigg In last night's varsity game. at 8:30. Sheep 1,000; market active: . M. of tourneys.-- U5. Almo 42 teams to its list Press New Concord the Bulldogs were holding a com- Aaron Walker of Dresden and slaughter lambs mostly 25 high- all Western By The Associated , 90, Heath 49. Harold Gensichen, Metropolis. Ill fortable 18-4 advantage after Joseph M Wright of Martin will er, good and choice trUCitad in sled Today a year ago-Interna- Fielder D:ck Milligan is carried off the Boston B training the first quarter, and stayed in referee all games. Admission is wool lambs to packers and swan Feder- and 30 cents for students and 60 killers 23.00-50; more (non two !FURNITURE IFJPAUS tional Amateur Athletic Street Report field on the first day of spring practice after he tripped front 30-12 and 43-21 in the next JACKS Wall cents adults. ation accented Gunder Haegg's sprained his ankle while s4iding into first base at Ft. Lauder- two periods. for decks at top: deck mostly good AMP' AND CABINET 13110P -The Winners and runners-up go natives 21.74; odd 4:01.4 mile in July, 1945, at Mal- New York, Feb. 19-011 dale, Fla. Manager Billy Southworth (left, front) and pitching Billy Joe Forrest, who moved few medium Let me repair that broken to the divisional tournament, throw- mee, Sweden, as world record. stock market remained a seiec- the in- Irons guard to forward last night, head cull and common del your screen Coach Ernie White (right, front) help teammates carry front there to the regional. Furniture. Three years ago-Pitcher Jim tive affair today with few lead- again copped scoring honors with and outs 13.00-14.00; pert deck ausda and windows, cabinets, jured player. Winners in the boys' regional doors Bagby returned his second un- ers able' to make any headway. 14, and James was topa for the um and good fall shorn 21.44. will enter the state etc., made before the rush signed contract to Cievelana,! There were fresuent slowdowns Hickman hoopsters with 12. tourney tournament starts. tuaraoteed work threa.ening to qult bweball un- :after a moderately active open- Wayne Byassee scored one over 16 The district meet is under the -PC as011 Jle priors. lera: Indians traded him or met Ong. Near midday declines were liukpendent Cage Tournament half the Pups' markers in ••••• direction of T. F. Wallace of NATIcNtli Ingu•re at Fulton Electric his terms. ) somewhat in the majority al- the second team contest. Hick- Eiwani man's second stringers moved Union City high school. • and Furniture Co.-Phone IA Five years ago-Mal though changes were mostly nar- to away from a 3-3 the in the first quit as Purdue football coefh row. Hickman Gym Feb. 26 Opens At in the WINE WEEK t CORWAIIIii011 ilOU se: reported quarter to score 9 points State 0//ices To Close participation at a min- and their second while holding the Pups f&5 !public Beginning at 7:30 Wednesday)capable performers, Frankfort, Ky.. Feb. 19-tea- spec imum with most investors cau- feat of late to 2. They led 20-9 as the third night. Feb. 26. in the large Hick- mast commendable State offices will be closed 41.11 TO OUR tious over possibility of further was the 55-33 trimming they quarter ended. NOTICE Herb Nor-' Saturday. February tlit, in ob- of the recent come- man high gym, wiien Barlow, number one First team lineups: ) correction heiped give servance of George Washing- inclined to await a key I former runoing -mate as team the tough Tri-State Felten 85 Pos. Hickman 38 ) back and in ton's birth anniversary. and CUSTOMERS sharper indication of legislative an All-American with Joe Fulks, league. Bone 10 Rice 3 ROMA-GARREIT'S N1ENDS 14 r Creed 2 I and business :rends. "Mr Basketball," himself I and However, Benton was seeded Forrest Benton team Nelms 4 C. Adams CRESTA BLANCA Starting Monday, February 24, Seeking lower levels were U. S. the fast-moving as number two team in the Frenkjert Gets Meters Steel, General Motors, Chrysler, with which he plays exchange touniey, second to Clinton, an Pigue 7 0 Pierce 8 Frankfort, KY Feb. - Goodyear, U. S Ruober, Stand- baskets with Dixie, there will be out fit that threw the ball Bard 6 _ O._ White 1 13 47- Installation of parking meters J North America, probably one of the hottest basket fur a total of Subs: Fulton-Nall 2. Fuzzell s. It I•i• • • FREE DELIVERY - ard Oil through the in downtown Frankfort was be- Consolidated Ediron. Montgo- teurnaments to be held in these 114 points a few nights ago 2, Browder 2, Campbell 7, Baird Lattus, gun today Officials said they mery Ward, J I Case, Pennsyl- pasts this season. The meet is Clinton brings with them into 11. Hickman-Wiseman 2, 1 Days A Week 6, 12, Roper 2. expected them to be ready for valeta Railroad. Northern Pac- leaded with personalities noted this cootest two stellar baseteers VanCleve James T K Score by quarters - 1 2 3 4 operation by March 1 Thursdays ific, Baltimore is Ohio, Union for their outstanding achieve- in Weatherford and Brazzel. NIondays, Tuesdays, Carbide, Air la auction and ments on the hardwood. Weatherford, as most fans in Fulton __ .___ _18 30 43 65 12 21 awl Fridays. American Can The Dixie team it a two-time this sector remember, was one Hickman 4 36 Resistant va re International winner over Hickman Indepen- of Kentucky's outstanding high B. team lineups: Nickl Locess, Douglas Air- dents, the second time being with school players last year, and Fallon 16 roc Illickinan 34, Pickett 21 craft.ublic Service of N. J. (on "Deacon" Jones, one of Ed Did- Brazzel played at Western Ken- Thompson F Mann 1 F_ H. Lattus 2' MEACHAM'S MARKET e lifted dividend Westinghouse dle's Madison Square Garden re- tucky State Teachers. Holt C. Latta. 6' Electric end Glen i Martin. presentatives in 1•42 and 1943. Fulton will enter the tourna- C_ Commercial .%se. PHONE 321 Fulton, Ky. Jack Jenn- • Brume 9 0 Roper 5 SPECIAL 2118 Bonds were mixed and cot- Smith Dunn and ment with two star offensive Collins 4 _. CI Rice 3 ton improved. ings are two more of Benton' players in Binford and Catiender Hyland The Pure Milk team recently Subs: Fulton-04aseo, 15' BY ROY CRANE gave Murray a sound defeat, but 2, Carney and Mischke. Hick- BI17, SAWYER and Murray has improved its team man-Grady 4, F. Rice Thursday, Friday and TO WEEK WITII DR.WNW ISIS TRIP WA-4•41 sou Alla IKE ROUott Alit) 121.1) 1 TPE Hutchens ++7•TAK*04'4 •••'‘ WvA since then by the addition of 941.011111 ARRANGED illgAM 6 WE 001501 ---.0V4 UP AREWT YOU? GEE , DO TKEv ME Score by quarters: 1 2 3 4 Qv SCSI WAG SWEENEY EATS MERE. VA &AMA OVER% Mr NAME.S KIT T y- - Dale McDaniel, a member of iss suss A aiMed COUNS ;maw:twat. ' 5 9 16 WITHOUT 14I55. KIT Ty DEAN, LET'S WAVE 0000 College Fulton 3 Saturday GPM 55511 A wl Alc NESS TOR 60toltocas t he Murray State SOME COCrEE 5510 CAT (WEE,roe DARk MANOSOME MEN, MR. I Doter enteo 1 Hickman 3 12 20 22 ACQuAiNTEP, 1.1ALl WE ? ONE. SAC Thoroughbreds for the past 5A4"e1' corasecoe, west/ so wim I met. AND YOU UM T EU. PAE wwAT.0 YOU three seiscas, and along with FEBRUARY 20th, 21st, 21bad aueetsar voti men mute mew OT Tea TOINAS Put 011111.5 NIKE VAR IT'S WARM,1 LONGA R. SOPA( McDaniel will come "Long John," YOU ,*NM A WEwit.AK- SviTUFZ.4---R? Jack Raymond, isa6 JUST -revile. TO MAKE Padgett, Luble Yeale and Hod- AN IMPRESSION, ges. Florida Native, • Besides "Deacon'' Jones, Hick- man has Mitchell and Hurley, Newcomer To City former Murray Thoroughbreds, the newcomers to Ful- and Hicks as supporting person- Among ton whose choler of this city a FREE a home was more or less. Wednesday night's opening as result of the war is Jack Ray- session will be followed by games mond. native of Sarasota. Fla..' Thursday, Friday and Saturday Heels With Every Pair of Soles who now makes his home on night,. College street. 20 His wife is the former MISS REST MATERIAL -- ALL WORK GUARANTEED daughter of Suottnocious. Is He? Junior Hi School Margaret Rogers, BLONDIE Mrs. Mettle Rogers of Pierre IM al THE MiDDLE 1 ill i 1 4 Toe HANKERS Cagers Will Play They met in 1944 while he was AN EXCITING ..t.''Nt IS THE ONE WI901-4• -10 stationed with the army air WrISTERV STcery.. r'fa musibemED THE OLD Carr Institute gym will be the forces at Union City. THE HEIRESS Shoe Shop ' in Wilson's ME GOT 70 FINISH r ily Lfrov AND sene tomorrow afterncon and After a total of 32 months IT 70 Few" 1-+Cear anArtakst-IER Ight of th invitational junior the army, including seven THAT ' HAPPILa '1 ri ALL Mates AND THEY LNE .igh months' service with the Eighth ODRNER 3rd and ‘Itla STREETS STORY • evErz• ARTER school basketball tourna- OUT ment, which pairs Fulton and Air Force in England. Jack re- . turned to the States to be cite- . Murray at 2 p. m. and Clinton . ., • and Fulgham at 3 p. m. Finds charged. ,,n, opened a new i.i til . -,, will be at 8:15 Thursday uight, He recently following the con: business, Jack's Furniture and r111 . immediately .' soiation game at 7:15. Repair Shop, located over the I Admission to all games Fulton Electric and Furniture .41, free, II •111 b and everyone is invited to watch Co. The latter business is man- PRICES REDUCED 0: 141, I the future stars of the hard- aged by Ernest Lowe, Jack's .., . 4 wood in actios. brother-in-law. • On All Reconditioned r...--- THEY GO! . - I OUT • There's Trouble Bruin WE MUST REDUCE OUR STOCK FORD MOTORS DAKY DOMES of 1 G-60361.! SCRAM SKIDOO:7P". •• I CAN'T VA14005p1/ NEW AND USED 'Model List List Vilidesale Tie PU544 TELL Osttright Ezehaase ardsbasge CAitS-TRUCKS - TRAILERS 1932-38 $165.00 $225.04 MIAS er MY 1937-41 $165.00 $115.20 $1111.94 WISE! PRICED TO MOVE,- BACK! srEciums 100 H. r. $175.40 $100.10 1946 Ford Tractor 26' Freuhaef Trailer 14234.41 6 cyl. $133.110 $110.0e 92.119 1940 Int, Tractor; 20' Fruehauf Van Trailer -101415111 1941 Chevrolet Club Coupe KAM We carry in stock at all 11811es a complete 1931 Chevrolet 2-deor Sedan -S 1937 Chevrolet 2-doer Sedan $ MLA supply of both new and rebuilt Motors, genuine 1.1 S Pe. 09 1942 Chevrolet Coupe -SHAM Ford parts, seal eoverm and accessories. Depend oo Newsl•••••••- 1944 M C 1 1 2 Ton Truck 1106.111 us to keep your old ear or truck mining while yell Nash Sedan 784.00 Snrprise! 1911 are waiting for the new one to mine in. ADVENTURES OF PATSY 1938 Plymouth 2-door Sedan $ 58540 -71 11E- 3115.041 fve ear A ,9C4m-sE 1811 Studebaker Pickup StsEva 114A-CLL TAKE TwE.coat. To all other garagew-We insist that you .141 eo PITCH OUT or +as +oast %LSO AT PRICES:- 800.14 , l'HE RIGHT tir furnish you with genuine Ford parts. They atm ir.o•C A SoB Root HA., 41-> 1946.1947 cheaper, fit better and last longer. eels swim A Cleat L. MAW, PICKUPS; Dodge - Chevrelet - Forst - and 1 Ilona MIKE! TRUCKS: Fords - Chevrolets - Long and Siert W. IL We know your Ford like a book! CARS: CHEVROLETS - FORDS - PLYMOVIWS - PONTIAC:6 - BUICKS and Others - -

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Wednesday Evening, February 19, 19.1? Fulton Daily Leader, Fulton, Kantucky Four lea, and Miss Kathryn Poet. Page liamson, Mr and Mrs. William invited as.guesta Of the !FOR SALE Coal burning cir- BACKWARD GLANCE !LIONS CLUB and Mi. and Mrs J. L I Those McDade, but who were unable in culating heater. Cheap. Call Page One) of Pelucala I club, TRUCK OPERATORS (Continued From Page-2) (Continued from Anderson were Mr. and Mrs. T. PETE PETERSON, Phone 0162 •••••• Ethel Me- ; attend, C. L. McDaniel, Jr., Joe Brown, a or 813-W. 53 4tp Oct Improved Ward Riverside Kramer, were kept, and the dogs might Mrs. Horton Baird, Marilee Thomas Holloway. Mr. Kramer CLASSIFIED ADS Truck Tires with the New Owen, Norma Owen, Mr. It was the Beadles. V. R. and Mr. Brown are secretary • For Rent Fatigue-Proofed Cord sleep in cold weather. Milton Exum, Mr. and Dorothy Ed- and Mrs. respectively ot • place where young gentlemen H. V. Edwards, Mr. and and president, SLEEPING ROOM for rent. 418 Construction. and Mrs. Ernest Rog- Mrs. Billy Blackstone, Fulton Rotary Club, and Mr. wick- wards, Mr. the NEW BABY BED for sale. Cheap. Maple. Phone 1290-R. 48 etc told delicious tales of early Paducah. Mrs. Paul Hayes. is president of ill truck tires ers of Jr., Martha Holloway • For Sale Phone 1038-J. 50 13tp - ---r-e--t- These tlme-proven edness. Graham, Dixon Gra- Dr. R. V. Putnam, Lions Club. ROOMS for n Warren W. M. Wing° Western SLEEPING are pre-war quality-100% pure The flower garden, which was Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cloys, Putnam Mr. and Mrs. SHEEP FOR SALE 28 FOR SALE. Extra nice. Carr street. Phone 177. ham, Mrs. Glenn age PIANOS 315 rubber in tread and carcass was a and Mrs. Robert Graham, Whitnel, Mr. and ewes 4 years and under in like 53 13tc located on the right, Mr. One medium size almost They will give you and Mrs. Ray Orahum. Dunn. One thoroughbred South- 517 S. strange affair. There bloomed ;Mr. Jean Pitch- lambing at new. A. W. WHEELER, Charles Gregory, Mozelle Gre- Russell Pitchford, ? Box down ram. Ewes Ky. Phone Wanted to Buy DOLLAR crepe myr- Peter J Trin- Religions McNUTT, Third, Mayfield, • MORE MILES PER such old favorites as gory, Mr and Mrs. Rube Mc- ford, Dr. and Mrs. present time. L. H. 44 12p Mrs Hendon Charles L. Houser 52 9tp 397-W. BUY: A caah reg, tle, crape jasmine, heliotrope, Knight. ca, Mr. and Wings'. WANTED TO Compare our Prices— More on the question of music of BROWN, hellyhawks, and megnonettes, Bailey Huddleston, Laura Hud- Wright. FOR SALE: Established route ister. Call TUCKER Mrs. F. H. Rid- worship. FOR SALE: Business building 53 Ste Honeysuckle ran riot over the dleston, Mr. and Mrs. Russ An- F. H. Riddle, in the 270 peanut vending machines. 1150. Highest Quality T. J. Kramer. preached rented for $90 a month. palings, perfuming the air. derson. dle, Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Spurgeon now B. P. EDRINOTON, JR., Bard- Sr. 126. 53 etc WANTED TO BUY COPIES OF at There were sweet peas, pinks Bill Holman, Verah Holman. for twenty years to 10,000 people Phone well, Ky. 49 (Hp W. L. Roper, Frances Roper LEADER. If you have a copy of and violets spreading out reck- Ward Johnson, Sarah John- In the Metropolitan Baptist Youth bed and mat- Lowest Cost. and Miss Ruth Graham, Miss Eliza- FOR SALE the LEADER dated 6, 8, 9, 16, lessly over others, and here son, Mr and Mrs. Bob Binforci. Tabernacle of London. England, tress, crib and inner-spring iXCEL,SIOR CLEANABLE WIN- please bring there were tall lilies and big McDade, Ruby Mc. beth Ann Roper. elec- 22 or 31 January truck tires in stock. Maxwell which tabernacle no Maths- mattress, Westinghouse DOW SHADES. Genuine cloth or call All sizes of bushes blooming with Mrs. Ward Bush- Bobby Snow, Mrs. ElizabetN in it to the Leader office snowball Dade. Dr. and of music ever entered. tric cooker and electric stove. Mounted on rollers, ready to snow. Ser about were large Mrs. Gene Wil- Snow, C. C. Parker. ' mcnts 30 or 1300. Also (lend art, Mr. and why he did not use MRS. BOB PERKINS. Phone hang 36" by 6'. White, egg- tulle. beds. The flower of all William Scsitt, Martha Scott. When asked 52 4te FURNI- E. Sanford, Irma Sanford. gave 1 Cor. 14:13 420-W shell. tan. MeDADE • Help Wanted Just Received fresh shipment of flowers was the rose Roses were R. the organ he TURE CO. 51-4te News C. A. Stephens, Mrs. C. A. his answer: "I will pray with We have choice buffalo and Ward's guaranteed Riverside everyw nere. Palestine' as HELP WANTED: Single man to garden, the vegetable Stephens. and I will pray with rock bass HOOGE FISH usu. Passenger Tires. Another Clarence Cald- War- the spirit, work on farm. See HOWARD was in the rear. Both Mr. and Mrs. James Warren, Lodlse also: I wiii ICET, Phone 224 52 3tc garden, with Mr. and Mar- the understanding WARDS BONDURANT or call 525 Ful- under the watchful super- fsell spent Sunday ren, Mr. and Mrs. Mansfield Call or Write were Thompson. Mr. and sing with the spirit, and I will TRAILER ton. 5l3tp vision of the Mistress, and were Mrs. Lewis tin. ONE TRACTOR TRACIOR TIRES of near Duke- Elsie Benne- sing with the understanding al- size 12. Call 12984-3, EARL JACOBS — PHONE $on her pride and joy. Some of the Mrs. Mud Nelson Ed Hannephin, PLOW. PORTER WANTED. SMIT H'S afternoon visitors. so." Then he remarked, " WARREN BARD. 5l-6t' Trade in your old worn Orem or best servants tended them. dom were phin. or see CAFE. 51tfc Kathryn Williamson Jones, Jr., Mrs. soon pray to God wt from s'eel to rub- MONTGOMERY WARD Off to one side was the orch- Misses Dr. John L. would as on all oil change over Atkins were guests of sing to God REDUCED PRICES Kentucky ard, always a pleasant spot in and Jean Jones. machinery as to FOURTH is none better than • Lost or Found Mayfield, Robert Thompson Mr. and Mrs cook stoves at ber. There the landscape. Beyond the orch- Mr. and Mrs. Club guests were with machinery.- FURNITURE STORE. en iee se Is thec STREET LOST Eskimo Spitz dog, ans- ard stood the barns and the Sunday. J. IT. Mc Martin Luther said, "The Or- values to select Riversides Mrs. Milton iirowder W. 'IA. Haws, Many good Wards wers to "Trixie" Call 870. stables, and farther yet lay the Mr. and pianist); Mrs. gan in the worship of God Is an 50 etc and daughter, Amelia, of Oak of the Woman's Club; from. Now in stork—All Sizes Reward. 53 3tp RAILROAD HOTEL CAPE wide green fields, tilled carefully president ensign to Baal. the Ridge, Tenn, arrived Saturday Mr. and Mrs. John Kennedy 4 he Spinets $485 with Open 14 hours daily. and systematically. Around Joseph Bingham, the well PIANOS. New TIRES and RIMS where l to attend the bedside of her is secretary of the Wingo 1.401-18 A large selection of • Servfee Home-cooked meals house were rich hay fields, of "Antiquities of bench. fields father, Gus Donoho, who is ser- Club) Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bur- known author such as Steinway, West of Overhead bridge the cattle grazed. These said used Pianos, Get our Deal and Save Dollars TYPE iously ill. I is presiuent of the the Christian Church" and Baldwin. ADDING MACHINES. were enclosed by a white mea- row he Starr, Kimball, Farm Plan to pay. REGIS. JAMES BANES, MGR. and Mrs. Glenn Bard spent Men's Business Club); be one of the most learned delivery. Use our WRITERS AND CASH dow fence. Mr. Young to Special $95. Free repaired 49 alp Sunday with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Shields! the Church of England 808 South TERN BOUGHT—S.M. Mr. men HaRRY EDWARDS, Call or write FULTON OF- (continued tomorrow I and Mrs. C. P. Bowles, on Col- is secretary of the Y. M. I ever produced, Phone 4431. Office supplies. I he apiacopall has 5th 8t, Paducah, SUPPLY COMPANY, lege street. B. C.(; Jesse Beadles, Miss I is as 50 lOtp Earl Jacobs or Will Story FICE says: "Music in churches Phone 55. in buy- Mrs. Gus Browder arrived LucilleGarner, Mr. and M but In- IF YOU ARE interested Cayce News after ancient as the apostles, SALE: At ESTES COL- 801 see CHARLES home j!laturday night George Maddox, Ronald Knud- so." FOR Phone NEED A RUBBER STAMP? ing real estate, with her strumental music not GARAGE on Clinton office over City -pending two weeks son, Mr. and Mrs. Roddie Peeb- I LIER'S Quick service at the LEADER W. BURROW, The Woman's Society of Miller, and (Works, Vol. 3, p. 137). highway in Riceville, 2 rebuilt WARD Bank. Phone 81. daughter, Mrs. Bill MONTGOMERY OFFICE. National Christian Service met Wednes- Mo. In commenting on Ephesia car motors: One for '41 Chev- 42-30tc Bond- baby in St Louis, day with Mrs. Maurice Mrs. Abe Thompson Conybeare and How rolet, one for '40 Plymouth. Mayfield, Kentucky Wiring, Radio Repair- meeting. Mr. and 519, Appliances, urant an all-day of Paducah s,oent repute 1 the 49 6tp apart Goods. CITY of Thanks was held and family G(X)DW I N scholars of high ing and • Card ?The business meeting with his parents, COMPANY, 206 Mrs. James the weekend Church of England, wro 'Let ELECTRIC by the president, Mrs. John Thompson. Commercial, Phone 401. 289-tfe morning. Lunch Mr. and BILLIARDS your songs be, not the nking I wish to thank my neighbors McMurry, in the Mrs. Gus Browder were and a nice Mr. and songs of heathen Ira ta, but Letters, and friends for their flowers and as served as noon visitors. MIMEOGRAPHING: the after- afternoon and and hymns; and their programs, etc. Mary cards. They were deeply apprec- program was given in Mrs. Richard Mobley psalms cards, motif was Mr. and Burton, phone Clinton 2651. iated. noon. The Valentine Mr. and Mrs. Byron Mc. LUNCH ROOM accompaniment, not the music One new member, visited of MOTHER BURTON'S GIFT —MRS LUTHER SMITH. carried out. A)ister and family Sunday near of the lyre, but the melody Wade, was enrolled. SHOP. latte Mrs. Roy Beelerton. /leer, Solt Drinks the heart." (Life and Epistles of Mrs. Cecil Cruce and Mr. and James Browder left Sunday Vol. 2,p. 408). P. R. BIN- News Milan, Tenn., spent Paul, AUTO INSURANCE. Arlington Donna of Louisville on a business trip. and Sandwiches. for by Cent. phone 307, Fulton, KY. with Mr. and Mrs. for ; This space paid FORD. the weekend Mr. and Mrs. Homer Weather- Ky. 42-30tp Charles Davis was a business J. and Mrs. Ella Holly. Lake Street I ral Church of Christ. Fulton, J. Cruee sspcuneson son, Dan, visited his in Sikeston, Mo., Friday and Mrs. Harry Tucker anti *moon visitor Mr. parents, Mr and Mrs. Will COURTESY CAB. CALL 143 and Mrs. Fred McCla- 49 gip Jack Featherstone of Detroit and Mr. Weatherspoon. near Beelerton his father. nnahan were in Cairo. Ill., Satur- has been a guest of Sunday. STOVE REPAIRING and Lee Featherstone, and family day on business. called to Gulf- OIL and Bro. Sands was jobs. Phone W. E. HAI- and brother, John Featherstone, Mrs. Rebecca Ulrich to attend odd visiting port, Miss., Saturday 1038-J. 50 6tp and family on Route 2 this week. children, who have been his wife, who was LEY, Ray- the bedside of CITY SHOE SHOP Miss Sue Burton, who is a her parents, Mr. and Mrs. There were to Ill with heart attack. Nock,' student at Lanibuth College. mond Graddy, have returned at church Sun- in • make their not any setinces We specialise Jackson, Tenn., has received a New York City to Sunday School. in saving day, only IF INTERESTED notice of her adoption by Circle home. Marion Thompson of with the attended the Mr. HALF SOLES money and insuring No. 2 of the Woman's Society of A large crowd is visiting Mrs. Milton INVISIBLE insurance Taylor's Thurs- Chicago largest automobile Christian Service of Lambuth sale at Mrs. Will in the home of her or attractive policies Browder All ntaterials awl soorkffsmishiP amnia:PM company, Memorial Church, Jackson. She day afternoon. parents, Mr and Mrs. Gus Don- and terms for tire, windstorm from here attended kite SHOES received a nice gift along with Several oho. call JOHN D. airs. Bobby ONE DAY SERVICE HEN you buy shoes here and hall, see or her notification. She will .be shower given for Homemakers Club will W Phone 1219, Carr Friday afterneon at The sure of getting utmost HOWARD, their "Child" for the remainer Brasheld meet with Mrs. J. H. Lawrence yarare Building. 52 30tc Creek church. 210 Commercial Avenue of the school term. Rugs on :Maple Ave in an all-day THAT value in style ... long wear. presi- Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Noles and TAGS are now on Mrs. Lloyd W. Neville, meeting Friday. general satisfaction. CITY AUTO Parent- baby of Crutchfield spent Thurs- the Clerk's office in the dent of the Arlington sale at and teach- day with Mr. and Aire Ernest Please call and se- Teacher Association But that isn't all. City Hall. Mosier. - FIT before March 10. er in the Arlington high school, cure same Carlisle Mr and Mrs. Chai les ;and AND BOARD OF has been appointed You also get absolute assur- MAYOR in a state- daughters of Murray visited Mr. COUNCIL. 49 etc County Chairman ance of perfect fit, by the only wide United Nation essay con- and Mrs. Charlie Sloan Sunday. B. Cloys became known scientific method of fit- DEALER - SALESMEN: County test. sponsored by the Kentucky Mr. and Mrs. Allie and and children of Milan, Tenn., ting shoes—X-Ray. Distributor Wanted by old Woman's Action Committee the Kentucky Congress of Par- visited relatives here Sunday. 4 e Over 60 established company. Mrs. Raymond Sloan One pair of mis-fitted shoe ent Teachers. Mr. and 140 household and farm ne- The subject of the essay will of New Albany, Ind., spint the may start you on the road to cessities Including the famous be "What is the United Nations weekend. with their parents, fitted foot troubles. Why take a Should the United Mr. and Mrs. Irby Hammonds Black Diamond Liniment. and Why chance, when it costs you noth- States Support it?" and Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Sloan. Established regular routes. is sponsor- of perfect fit? Mr. and Mrs. Claude Gevenden The Cayce P-TA hti ing to be sure Good year 'round business. Play Party of Mobile, Ala., have been guests ing an old-fashioned $12 to 21. The games Come in and let ns demon- Many dealers making of the formees brother R. L. Friday night, Feb. $15 daily. SPECIAL OFFER TO and family of this will be conducted by Mr. Wright, strate. Clevenden EX-SERVICE MEN. Rush city and his mother Mrs. Lula assistant county agent from X-RAY to name for full details. Be first. Oeveden of Barkley. Obion county. We would like H. C. V/hitmer Co., Dept. 25, Master Steven Earl Dalton, of see you in the school gym. Columbus, Ind. Cairo is spending a few days with his grandparents, Mr. and JUBILEE I SHOE STORE Hear the McGOWAN Mrs. Marvin Featherstone, while SMALLMAN and BERT'S night, 8 o'• SINGERS, Sunday his parents are taking a vaca- WF:BB 209 Main Street Fulion, Kentucky clock, at the St. Paul A. M. E. California. of tion in church, Fulton, Ky., in one Weldon Hall spent the week- pro- J. their greatert misical end in Nashville, Tenn., with his TIN SHOP X-RAY SHOE FITTING grams. wife's mother, Mrs. Tony Rose, 53 4tc in Rev. Cole, Pastor. and family. 011, Gas and Coal Come Mrs. Robert Thetford is still FURNACES quite ill at the Jackson Hospital In Clinton. Gutters and Down Spouts Mrs. T. Ray Haggard. a former Today Replaced and Repaired resident of this city, has been quite 111 for the paste two weeks. She is also a patient at Jack- Telephone.502 — Fulton For the •san Hospital in Clinton. • • • 'Firestone • Female • DELUXE CHAMPION • Help Wanted • Experienced or Inexperienced • The Tire. That Stays Safer Longer • F ; '.4one DO luxe Champions .are the only MACHINE OPERATORS • thut tire and scifety-ptoved on the' • protection on the highwri 7 • • ,,peLdwuy for your at the Office of • Apply Liberal Trade In Allowance For Your Old • HenryI I • Tires • I. Siegel Co.• • r, • Firestone Store MAYMOIRT 0 IMP COCA-COLA COMPANY VI Street Fulton, Ky.• 11 Lake Street Phone 10 Fulton, kentde SOITUM UNDO • Fourth • • COMPANY, Inc. • (IIORNBEAK & HOLLAND) FULTON COCA-COLA BOTTLING 2NumEssissommammaimmoie•seamossam

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