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-jutting* from PAGES Jo's This Issue I» *.. NEWS^^ 12 — The Farm and Home Paper of the Ken-Tenn Territory Note Book Volume Twenty-Four Fulton, Fulton County, Kentucky, Thursday June 23, 1955 Number Twenty-Five
Now that thr word it out a- bout this "rugged hill country in Southwest Kentucky" and everybody knows about tha Chamber Of Commerce Nepro Promts Be fng By Local "backwoods justice" w,. dispense StSS around here, our next question is Where do we go from here? The front page stories in the Membership Drive Is MEMBERSHIP DRIYE Police Officer On Sunday Nite Memphis Press-Scimitar, the story in Newsweek, a weekly Board Members R. C. Waire, a Negro resident of South Fulton is pro newsmagazine, th,. editorials in testing the severe beating he said he received at the the Hickman Courier and re- Meet To Discuss hands of a Fulton policeman Sunday night in front of prints and comments in various Town-Building Plan CANDIDATE ADAMS the Swift and Company plar.t. Waire was picked up other publications have, as one The membership drive for Committee, which is doing such ; Future Of Group person said "Put Hickman on the current year in these towns a splendid job under the direct- j late Sunday night as a suspect in a series of "peeping At a meeting of the ( <,inun- VISITS FULTON IN torn" incident in East Funton. • Ii„ map" Th..i~u rtui mil..rl "kirkml,>iff" with » Chamber n( "j', ment- ilv concerts Assneiat:• ,n held We have asked ourselves many Commerce dinner meeting last toned the necessary improve Tuesday afternootftfcv boai J of Witnegnes -who- saw Waire later said he received time what the end result of ThursdaJ y~ Durin" g "th e -comin 1 g ment' s in 'traffi c anJd parking directors went on frecord as de- CAMPAIGN INTEREST two cuts and other lacerations about the head, suffered the "expose" will be. It is poss- two weeks every bu,«ir*'»a in (which ore also under way In ferring a membership campaign from a hemorrhage of the eye and received a badly both towns will lie contacted for a committee); recreational- faci- for this year. President Win Prominent State ible that the next term of court bruised place on his shoulder. Waire said that Officer In September will be watched their membership -- to build lilies, transportion. and the in- whitnel presided at the meet- Official Popular with keen .interest, and an oui towns both economically- terest a Chamber of Commerce tng Carmi Page beat him over the head with the butt of I'lmneaf juror will be as hard and community-wist must have in the cities' govern- ; Foi five years an important In Farm Circles his pistol while officer E. W. Bethel sat in the police to find as the proverbial needle The guests at the dinner were mental alfairs since "they have part „( the cultural program of car near the plant. in the hay-stack Juries In the Bin Little. Public Relations and - direct bearing on making your Fulto4. ,he association has Coudedote PONE The News learned that: then Page dragged him out of pvtl. according to thr Jones Publicity Director, Martin Zook, towns desirable places for people brought a large numbei of tal- Ben S. Adams. Commissioner the car and started hitting him published, have been weak- directui of Agriculture, and W to live and for new. business to ented Bnd accomplish. -, artists of Agriculture and a candidate Sunday night Mrs Carmi for lieutenant-Governor in the Page and Mrs. E. W. Bethel over the head with the butt ol minded. easily influenced, fesr- P Brooks. Director of Member- locate here" He dwelt-at length t„ the city The program has his pistol. Waire said he kept on Democratic primaries in Au- were sittu^g on Mrs. Bethel's . ful people who havp held a ship of the Memphis Chamber industrial development and been designed to brtng Carnegie protesting his innocence about gust was a visitor in Fulton Tues- porch on Vine Street when they gone-hog, far more important of Commerce In his talk to the 'he needs of a town to satisfy nail artists to the email com- ihe 'peeping torn" charges. to the public interest than a membegi last Thursday night, industrial prospects as follows: munitiet at a email cost to the day. Mr Adams conferred with saw a Negro walk by the house (Ofticer Page said that he gone-citlxen You remember Mi Brooks offered tome tug- "Before you can sell Fulton as members. A membership drive his local campaign managers and turn north on Maple Street. asked Waire to get out of the nf hogs and men hog-dealers •testions for lift Chamber of • location (or industry, you has been held once a year to and visited many of his Fulton Within a short time a 1938 car and when Waire refused get three years . , killers go Commerce to do u> have Ful- mu,t create in Fulton Jhe typ, of secure memberships friends. Ford passed the house and the Page attempted tc get the Negro scot free with a Circuit Court ton "keep moving ahead as It community in which an industry It was the conceosus of the Mi Adams, a native of Hop- ladies remarked that the driver medal from the jury for bra- should in the future" He com- would want to locate" That we members of the board of direct- kinsville, and popular in agri- looked like the man who had out of the car. Page said that it became necessary to subdue very plimented Ihe program now un- mu,t mal" Fulton "an. attractive Drs present that the member - cultural circles all over Kentucky just walked past the house. Of- said that he was most gratified the Negro when he resisted ar- der way of this Agriculture Packa«» »nd, lha< package ship drive be deferred until, u . — ficer Bethel had just driven up rest.) > We tadlv doubt the valu, ot to Industrial prospec**.' further action could be taken wl,h lhe respons, his campaign in his car and on hearing the He was taken to the ladies the extremely bad publicity Uut These are things the Cham- - on the future of the organixat- ** receiving all over the State, remark said that the Negro was and they said "they thought" it haa been given lli|* area and ber of Commerce is presently ion. H,. reported that he has cam- the "peeping torn" suspect that was the same man who had pass- the aspersions the! havr been COUNTY ROADS 3 working on — but in order to \ representative of the Com- P»'*n managers in 89 counties had been menacing East Fulton east en the Integrity of the M "sell that package" it is neces- munity Concerts Association Kentucky and each of them residents. He did not see the ed the house. They could make penons alone who served sary to have sufficient funds to was in Fulton last Saturday con- was working diligently in the driver of the car, he said no positive identification. the Jarie* in the three eases ,7 TIMES BETTER NOW maintain an office and to send ferring with the executive board interest of his campaign Bethel got in his car and pick- (Officers Pag,, and Bethel ferred to in the trtieea lepresentatives out to sell! j of the organisation. ,n ruiton County Lucien Is- ed up Mr Page and together said that at first Waire denied THAN DURING 1937 The membership committee. . bell and J. A. Willingham are they trailed the auto to the he had been in the area and now working for memberships co-chairmen for the Adams Swift plant where it was park- later admitted that he had been To rrlrrth your memory the in the Chamber of Commerce, campaign. Both men are act- three cases in question cited as ed waiting for a train to pass. near the Gulf bulk plant in the Combe Reveals is under direction of Chic Win- ively engaged in Farm Bureau "backwoods Justice" were: REV. CHARLES ROE Wair, told this story: vicinity of Vine and Maple.) Massive Program gate and Leon Hutchins The work in West Kentucky and Officevjnicerj Page went to the car The trial of Ida Davis, In- men who are out selling to- Waire said he was taken to the dicted for murder Th, rase re- During 714 Years day (others will be added I are: TO BE NEW PAHOD ^ ,?rominent .in Sute andtoldhim togetoutand'used city jail where he wit Constantly sulted In a hung jury for lack I continued on page seven) IV UL Hill r«JIVRci«ies of the organization. abusive language to him be- jabbed in th(, stomach with a of evidence presented to the More than 3 times as much ] Mr Adams left Fulton Tues- cause of hjs (Wajre',, alleged nightstick for a confession. He Jury and the cat, was subse- highway construction hat taken i AT 1ST CHRISTIAN day evening and proceeded on piping torn" acttviUes. Waire was jailed overnight on i charge quently dismissed for want of place tn Fulton County during OFFICE into eastern Kentudky. where ,old officer that he knew of breach of the peace. proof I checked the ju*y list Ihe administrations of Earle ' Native Kentuckian he said, he has strong support, nothing 0f any such charge and | The officers said that the Ne- ir the eases and found that the Clements and Lawrence Weth- following conscientious, respect- To Come To Fulton gro fitted the description of the able and prominent people, DON HILL AWARDED PUBLIC IS INVITED I "peeping torn" who was seen at whose reputations are well OPENED THIS WEEK In Middle July the David Homra home about Thi< was pointed out today by „„,,.. __ known to you and to me. serv- two weeks ago. Mr. Uomra said Comb, for Governor Head-1 AT WHITF MOTOD fO Rev Charles Rex a native ed on the jury; They were that Waire was not the Negro quarters following a speech that i Wlllllfc I IVIVK VV Kentuckian and nom of Augusta, CONTRACT AS LOW TO OPEN HOUSE AT Lucian label I. Raymond Harris- \ he saw near his home. Combs made in Lawrence burg' „ , , «, _ . Georgia has accer' -d_ the call on, Maurice Bondurant. Mrs. u„ wr,k branding at "Uotas- "-Speaking Engagement of the Firtt ChtiJt'.ah -Church BIDDER ON SCHOOLS HfW MASONIC HAH a fltaa. Arthur Rose. Jim nc claims bv Chandler that he) X _ D„ r I to become their pastor here ! Puraell. B L» Austin. Herman ' conatructed more ml lea of high ATrangea OJ laOCmi Reverend Roe delivered the ter- I pm. T t~ a trial will be held Thursday Terry-Norman, inree IO rive, a, two o'clock. Jerry Jones, Roberts. Horac* Roper A Ivin mon the ways than any other governor Group For Candidate *t rhurch on Sunday acting as city attorney in the Graham. Lloyd Call and E. D. Carr Institute To Seven To Nine, and that the last two admlnl- and was enthusiastically absence of James Warren will Johnson. Jr. srations have done nothing a- Headquarters for th, local ceived by the congregation Get Needed Repairs Visiting Hours prosecute the case. Attorney The Dunagan trial Father bout this imporant phase of campaign for Bert Combs for The new pastor, who with his I Charles Fields will represent and son were indicted fc>r the state govefnment " | Governor were opened this wife will arrive in Fulton some- j A contract for the remodel- Saturday will be "open house" Waire. murder nf a Hickman policeman at the new Masonic Lodge build- Records of the Department of! " JJotor tint, during July has been in mg construction at Terr^Mor- Waire is an employee of the and made no plea The son was man School and lighting fixtures ing when the public is invited Highways in Frankfor, show I ^"njpaijy. R. H. (Bob) White Augusta for the past eight years Jackson Cafe in Clinton. released and the elder Dunagan that 34 Ml miles of highways ru,ton Count* ^chairman an and spent a similar period in at Carr Institute was awarded to to view the lovely new qualters nounced today. A huge sign in given two years Members of were constructed In Fulton Carrollton, Kentucky. He is a Don Hill as the lowest bidder on of this fraternal organization. the jury were Hugh Swain, County during the Chandler ad- front of the motor company was graduate of Transylvania Coll- the projects, Laurence Holland Lawson Roper, chairman of Fred Sawyer. Arlie Baits, A M ministration at a cost of put up this week and workers ege and College of the Bible in , told the' News Wednesday. Mr the board of trustees of the lo- Cruce. A L Cox. Bob Powell, $349,9611 M. the statement from will soon begin working daily Lexington. Hill's bid was $13,912. The school cal lodge said that Saturday Hubeit Wilkin*. A. E Green. Combs head quarters said at th, headquarters in thc in- The Roes have three children, board met in called session to afternoon the public is invited THE SCOREBOARD Merl Grissom. Aaron McGeough, terest of the campaign. from three until five and again This comperes with 128 500 two of them living in Georgia open the bids, (By Billy Joe Forrest) R II Pewltt and Harold Pewttt. Mr. White said that at an in the evening from seven until miles st a cost of $1,628.89033 and another ir< Texas. Revet- Sub-contractors on the pro- early date Judge Combs will nine to visit with the local mem- The recent Patterson case between Jan 1, 1948 and June end Roe fills the vacancy in the ject will be Jones Plumbing come to Fulton for a formal bers of the Masonic Lodge and The Fulton Lookouts won Mr- Willie Mae Patterson was I, 1935. according to a release pulpit made by th, resignation and Heating Company of Ful- speaking engagement and ap- , 5™ , „ . „ over the Mayfield Clothiers 8 « indicted for the shooting of her from the Department of High- of Brother L R Still, who is ton. Bishop and Vaughn, elect- propriate arrangements are be- The ladies of the Eastern Star Wednesday night. The Lookouts husband, which she admitted to ways made last week. now pastor of the Christian ricians of Union City and Carl which she Pl*d self-defense. ing made for the speaking. Church in Columbus, Mississippi Reed, painter of Fulton. will serve refreshments to the did M t^ scoring in the three Thr trial resulted in a hung ————— The work on the project will many guests expected to attend mMdle innings, scoring two in start as soon as possible with the event. lhe fourlll uul u,,.,, each the jury and continued to the next rCND-RALSER: KIN FOLKS A PLENTY OUTSTANDING! term (if court Members of the a completion date Set at 75 days JusUy proud of their new fifth and sjxUL Jury were Hunter Whitesell, Hard-working Tedo Kramer. One of th, largest and most Congratulations to Norman after the work begins. quarters the members are an- ...... ,, Fu,Um e U hi s ,nd 1S Alton Jeffress, Raymond Sloan. I active in all phases of civic prominent families in West Ken Dowdy on being selected the xious to have the general public ^ f! J j view the spacious meeting rooms errors and Mlyfi,"'d had th"e Mr* J H Mtddox. Louis T work has been named chairman tucky held a congenial family outstanding 4-H club member at SHADES OF FALL! (Continued on Page Twelve) Jones. Guy Duley. Carter Olive, af this year's fund raising cam- reunion at Water Valley Sunday the state-wide convention re- Ouy Upton. Carey Frields. Wil- paign for the new Boy Scout when the Collins clan enjoyed cently held. Norman received the Applications are now being „Mrs JD C fruggs and Mrs. Camp Division on Kentucky Sunday dinner at the home of Jis Atteberrv, Charles Burgess Alpha Gamm:, Rho trophy for taken bf the Kindergarten Com- BfnneJl« ar- u ""ending nrrrnruruiy [M and Joe Bill Luten. I. ke Good Luck. Tedo and may Mr and Mrs Leonard Wilson leadership and , -core of other mittee of th„ Junior Woman's he broth"-,in- KClLKLnl/Url lUK thr chips fall where you want near Water Vallev Nearly every traits and the News extends a Club for entrance into the pre- Jaw' WVI H McGe<^ in vicks" Knowing these people a. we ,hfm . branch of the family was re- pal on Ihe bark to him. Norman school class in the Fall. Mrs. ge' " al! do. do you think that any of I _ — ^ „ "" ^ 8 «ood h*d lepresented the Kulgham High Morgan Omar is chairman of School 4-H Club. 1 the committee. WHEAT VOTNIG TO them Individually, or rollecUve | s»* ' » '» "" h% '" Say "I Saw It In The News" ly could be bought. InUmidated or coerced Into handing down BE ON SATURDAY a verdict that In their conscience Two-Thirds Of they know La wrong That has " The Mysterious House" Is Goroge Theatre Atjts Best been the impression left with Farmers Must people wh%-dn not know Ful- ton Coun*r and West Kentucky Vote On Ballot and It is a moat unjust Impress- • E. W. Yates, chairman of Ful- ion to ilM There are probably lew "killings" In all ml West Ken II ton County ASC committee, an- tacky than there are within il : nounced today that Fulton county 1 three squarr miles of New II! farmers would go to the polls York CKy. And we'd love for | Saturday, June 25th. to vote on Newsweek and the Press 8rlm a : the national wheat referendum Itar to rheck that statement I Polling places are City Hall, Fulton. Kentucky,, and Fulton I County ASC office, Hickman. Not for one minute do we Kenfucky This is a very vital doubt the sincerity of Editor Ro question for farmers to decide. Gardner whose editorials in the Marketing Quotas have been Hickman Courier and his sub- proclaimed, for 1958, by the sequent tangle with the court, Secretary of Agriculture, as re- brought ahout the attention he quired by law At least two- received from the metropolitan thiVd of the eligible farmers press voting, in the referendum, must Members of the Fourth Estate aprove marketing quotas before admire a fellow worker who is they will continue. The refer- out-spoken and unafraid to voice endum will be conducted by the his convictions We've been local men. "accused" of being such people Any wheat producer in com- ourselves, although our "cour- After the show was over members of the cast gat- mercial wheat States who will age" has not always been ap- hered up all the children in audience and they ren- be subject to marketing quotas preciated in some quarters. But dered several patriotic and popular songs. At the is eligible to vote in the refer- be that as it may. Thc Impress- endum Farmers wh0 have farm ions left with newspaper read- Left to right: Jill Edwards, Judy Moore and Judy Burton scream a deafening yell microphone is Terry Dallas and standing near him is Mary Jo Westpheling. The others left to right wheat allotments of 13 acres or ers in the Mid-South and in the as they walk into the "Mysterious House" and find a "dead-man" there. The scene less are eligible to vote if they Nation are not justified, for our is from the Highlands "garage theatre" production. Right photo: Jim Burton who are: R. Paul Westpheling, Lynn Dallas and Jane will have more than 13 acres court system in Fulton County appeared solo between acts to do some magic tricks with a handkerchief and a Edwards. Back row: Jill Edwards, Judy Burton, of wheat for harvest as grain in is not unlike any other court 1938. (continued on page six) flaming red cap. See The Story In Diary of Doings Judy Moore and Jim Burton. GOVERNOR APPOINTS Happy Chandler Has Six More Weeks To Make Governor Wetherby reap- RUPTURE STRICTLY BUSINESS byMdwu* pointed Erwin L. Casebier, v Beaver Dam, to a four-year Sutherland'* "MB" Truss Promises and Already He s $57,000,000 Short term on the State Board of No Belts- Nn Strap*- No Odors Embalmers and Funeral Direct- CITY DR. O COMPANY ors and named William A. John- son, Paintsville, as Common- Of Monty Needed To Fulfill The Ones He's Made wealth Attorney for the John- Last week we took a little trip in- Mr. Chandler, but just to make him son - Martin - Lawrence Judicial How Christian to the countryside around Cayce to H^ppy, let's cut it.) That leaves a District to replace W D Sparks, Science Heals jet some pictures about the Chamber Louisa, who resigned. State payroll of $13,000,000. "A HEALING OF of Commerce's hog program and we stopped at. Simpson's store at the cross- Figures again: A lost opportunity is the ARTHRITIS" WFt'l. (1X70 Kc.) Sunday lt i roads and talked a little while there Deficit $39,000,000 is the greatest of losses. —Mary Baker Eddy with some of the good folks who were Salaries $13,000,000 sitting on the bench in front of the store. Short $52,000,000 It Pays To Advertise In The NEWS! Fellow sitting on that bench com- mented on the Combs sticker on the Happy is going to expand the pre- bumper of our car and that brought sent State parks system. Let's say up a little friendly conversation. Hap- he'll do that (a statement which we For insurance protection at its best pens that the fellow we did most of doubt very muGh since he's promised .he talking with said lie was for this more darned concessions to motel and fellow Happy Chandler and ne told restaurant owners than you can imag- get the policies with the •s why. ine.) Anyhow let's say he'll spend $5,000,000 on expanding State parks. Said he: "Happy cut taxes when he was Governor; he's gonna cut taxes Here we go: again; he's gonna get rid of all that Shortage 52,000,000 extravagance in Frankfort, he's gonna 5,000,000 build roads; he's gonna give more Parks money for schools; he's gonna spend $57,000,000 "Gues* who!" money to help us market our farm Short goods; he's gonna build more parks Now understand, good friend at and take away the income tax and Cayce, Happy's not going to have FROM THE FILES: the blanket property assessments." $81,000,000 coming in, because he's - All right, that's fine but let's do going to cut taxes but he's going to FALL & FALL some common horse figgenng on how spend more money on everything from a TURNING BACK THE CLOCK — INSURANCE — Air. ( handler's gonna do it. Just plain soup to nuts. So how, figgering with figgering on the back of an old paper the nub of a pencil and a brown pap- FULTON, KY. PHONE 37 bag or a flour Rack. er bag, is he going to do even what's The present SUte budget is being done now with his bank ac- July 11, 1930 Contractor Will Gayle is to be Rtpmonfing /£tna Caiuafty and Surety Company $81,(100.000 and Happy says that's count running $57,000,000 in the red, The activity of the Illinois congratulated on the construct- Central Railroad is developing extravagant, but just to have some just as a starter. ion work. agriculture alon t: de versus led figures to work with we'll say lhat No more taxes . . . baloney. Mini- lines in the Fulton territory Happy keeps the present budget. mum foundation with no new taxes dates back to 191 ti Work of remodeling the Scates So we'll give Happy $81,000,000. . . . hogwash. Cut taxes . . . pipe Soil building being the most home on Carr street, recently \\ »'ll also give him an extra dreams. More nioney for roads . . . important step in a 'diversifi- purchased by Dr. C W. Curlin. $60,000,000 from the road fund, day dreaming. cation program, test- ware made of Hickman, for a ho pital, had RENT which is a separate state account re- of the soil on farms in Fulton l>een started and it is hoped to Any grocer who charges ninety- territory. ceived from the tax on gasoline. That have the building ready in short five cents for a pound of coffee: any Later the Illinois Central order to en ng A Bfand-New makes $141,000,000. banker who charges six pw Vi~.nt Jn.-_ started its campaign of >*fairy developments and succeeded in. He says he will finance the mini- terest on money . . . any third grade Five person were' injured student who can add two and two getting three communities ad- sewing- mum foundation for schools with no joining F^ulton intt rested in the v. hen a motor bus eastbound wrrrui extra taxes. The school people are knows that Mr. Chandler is talking movement. from WickUtfe to I'aducah n£vvlll MACHINE out of both sides of his mouth be- The Agriculture Department plunged into a ditch and turn- now getting $35,000,000 for schools ed over Sunday near Kevil. The and they want $25,000,000 more for cause he wants to be President of of Illinois Centra I Railroad is the United States . . not Governor . composed of College trained men bus caught fire and was com- the minimum foundation which Happy pletely destroyed more than anything in the world and who have had practical experi- Complete says he will give them. The old figure ence in their respective lines of and the new figure totals $60,000,000. he's using the people of the State of work. Their serv ces are free Kentucky to try to get him there. The i! Kid old days in Fulton and may be had for the asking. . were those when rueals were So do this with ^he figures: Newsweek magazine said last week opened with blessing instead of With that Happy has said its in the stars Five thousand people partici- can openers. Total money $141,000,000. pated in a July F urth celebra- for him to be President of the United Schools 60,000,000. tion at Columbus Ky. The big Balance 81,000,000 States. barbecue, air circus, dancing The Lodgeston Homemaker* Attachmerts and other amusements were for Club will serve a chicken supper We keep remembering how right in Fulton, at the Chamber of With $81,000,000 Happy- will build a school teacher was the other day their ?nj°ymqp^ more roads since he says the present Commerce. Friday night, begin- when he said: If Happy Chandler is ning at 5:45. Fried chicken with administration allowed them to de- Mr. and Mrs Vernon Owen elected Governor one of two things will soon move into their new the proper accessories and wind- teriorate. That means, our friend at will happen: home on Second street, a pretty ing up with . home made ice ONLY $6.00 PER MONTH Cayce, "go to ruin." The present ad- six-room bungalow with base- cieam and cake, will be served. ministration has been spending about "The school teachers of Kentucky ment and built in garage, con- The supper is being given in $60,000,000 a year for roads. will be given the greatest kick in the structed of brick and stucco. It order to raise funds to main- If Happy just does a? veil as the teeth they ever had, or they'll be pat- is beautifully planned after the tain the home in Fulton county. ROPER RADIO & TV SERVICE ted on the back ant} there'll be many Southern California style with Thp various clubs in the county present administration has done for interior finishings designed for are now at work raising the a- 306 Main Street Fulton, Ky roads, no more understand, he will more new taxes levied to make them happy." Happy knows that's true. pleasure and comfort. mount and the supper here is have to spend $60,000,000. But Hap- This is a lovely home and part of the campaign. py says the roads are in terrible But Happy isn't thinking beyond 6hape, so undoubtedly he plans to August 6. After that he figures, if the royal fleas were .in hiding. do much more. Let's say he'll do he's elected in August he might get 1 suppose that common fleas twice as much. elected Governor over a Republican must have been less tough and candidate and we'll be stuck with TID BITS would die off from sprinkling* SUPER KEM-TONE So do this: him for as long as it takes him to of Kentucky Folklore of (ess aristocratic or royal get a better job, using the Governor'* juice*. adds so much to a room... Balance $81,000,000 office a* a »tepping off place. "ROYAI. FLEABANE" Many a citation could be given Roads $120,000,000 of references to fleas in older yet costs so little! No term intrigues me more In the hole $39,000,000 But just one tiny little example of literature, when peole were not Happy's double-talking to the school than pennyroyal. First of all, I so finicky as to whisper about Now just doing two of the things teachers alone. Only last week in the live in the section of the .state fleas and other such pests. Any that bears that name, taken picture of peasant life was al- he says he will do, with the same Louisville Courier-Journal he said: from the common member of the most sure to mention fleas and budget as now, Happy is in the hole "I can finance the minimum founda- mint family that grows in worn- other crawlers and jumpers as $39,000,000 and remember there's not tion program for schools with no ad- out old fields and adds its per- i! they were not only a part of a State employee in Frankfort work- ditional taxes." fume to an otherwise smelly the world but a very necessary ing on his school appropriations or Malcolm Patterson quoted Happy world. Then I remember how part at that If dogs had fleas, his roads, or anywhere, not even we used to gather bunches of "why not people, even kings and in the Paducah Sun-Democrat Sunday queens? $12,500 salary for himself and still ' it and slip under tthe straps of as having said: He's fully convinced the bridles to scare away gnats Since I have never lived a- he's $39,000,000 short. (Happy is) the people . . are willing and deer flies. Wading through round kings and queens, I can- to bear the necessary tax burden to a big field of the plant gives one not say whether they have lost Ok, so Happy thinks the State provid* an adequate and efficient a feeling of having gone back to the art of catching fleas, but government is over-run with employees. system of public education in Ken- sweet - scented memories, of from very vivid memories I know that the common or gar- The salary account, for all State em- tucky." Yes, he's said both things. bare-legged days in open fields, ployees, including the Governor is den variety of folks once—at Among items "we haw not includ- ol sights and sounds and smells Fidelity, of course—could track now $18,000,000. Happy says that's ed in Happy's proposed plan to cut that every brings back to real- down the elusive varmints and high. When he was Governor he oper- ity and to memory. Why, a poet taxes and still give the people more butcher them at their nefarious ated the whole State on nearly that could write a nostalgic poem services are: A teacher retirement work. I must admit that it is a much, says he. (When Happy was about this common herb of the shill that, thanks to sprays and program estimated at $600,000 the Governor you could buy a loaf of fields. But that is not what I such things, may some day be first year, an additional million or want to talk about today, how- bread for nine cents try getting lost, maybe it will be necessary more for the other years; establish- ever poetic the subject might for some rich man to restore one now for less than 17 cents ment of an Agricultural and Research be. conditions that will make the and that's a big bargain. You could, Besides the present-day uses art necessary again Marketing Board, separate from the OAl. Deep color, «5.8S of penrjyroyal, supposing that in 1937, feed, clothe and support a present Agricultural Board; $250,0<'' Now, when I was getting my there are any, unless we might early education at Fidelity, I at- family of four for $125 a month. Try each year for tobacco research; all that today, Mr. Happy Chandler.) tie a bunch of the fragrant tended a one-room school that It's the wall paint value of the these "things and more Happy will do plants on the tractor to remind had underpinning of logs that century! Super Kern-Tone, the latex But anyhoW let's go back to the with no extra ta^s and cutting out us of old Dobbin, there was once were left on the grounds after wall point that flow* on smoothly many of the existing taxes. a very restricted use of a similar the schoolhouse was erected. with either brush or Roller-Koater figures. Let's cut the State payroll plant in Europe. The word is a Some of these logs decayed or and will give you a "new" room in lee* than • day. A $5,000,000. (Understand we'd don't Mr. Friend at Cayce, there's a corruption of the Latin words else rolled away from their pro- gallon will cover an average room and Super Kem Tone know how it can be done, nor does sad day ahead for us if, by some puleium regalis, which means- per places. Hogs obligingly took drice to a tough, super-washable finish that actually re- strange coincidence Happy Chandler believe it or not—"the king's refuge under the house. Hogs, sist* wear. Choose today from more than a hundred THE FULTON COUNTY NEWS is elected. Happy is a lawyer and a fjeabane" Now, isn't that a also, have been known to be Peat Office Box 485 Fulton, Kentucky baseball player and a fairly good long way from kings and queens covered with fleas. These were. lovely decorator-approved color*. , of today? You see, fleas were Published Every Thursday Of The Tear. baritone singer, but he's no Magician Forty to fifty squirming young- pretty common in old days. sters had an additional reason, Oolor* that are alao available in Kem-Glo*— ••MM OF KENTUCKY PRESS ASSOCIATION He too, is a newspaper publisher and People and their animals lived 1CST ALL-ApOUND NEWSPAPER AWARD IMS for squirming. As if that were the miracle lustra enamel. Give* kitchen*, €"PAUL aci& JOHANNA M WESTPHELING. has a job printing plant, which might in the same quarters; sprays of not enough, we used to go out- various kinds had not been dis- bathroom*, all woodwork * finish that look* Editors and Publishers. come in handy to print some phoney side at playtime and stand near covered; it was hardly thinkable and wa*h«* Ilk* baked anamel. A •senther ef the Kenturkv Press Association. green-backs to pay all his phoney the place where the hogs enter- that fleas and other vermin ed their shelter under the hall* 4 Mlefber ef the Fulton County Farm Bureau. promises. might be checked or wiped out. of learning, just to see how Oct Super Kem-Tens and Kom-Glo today Subscription Rate*: $2 00 per year in Fulton, I suppose that the royal fleas many black fleas would be hop- for the easiest, fastest decorating possible. rllckmsn Graves Counties, Ky., and Obion Nothing is particularly hard if you had something distinctive about ping on our bare legs. Aesthetic, ina Weakley Counties. Tenn ; Elsewhere divide it into small jobs. - Henry Ford them. Maybe they could bite isn't it? We had no roval flea- throughout the United States $3 On per y'.-ar. Trifles make perfection, but perfec- harder and jump faster. Any- bane to protect us. fleas were a Cntered as second class matter .'une 2K. 1933 way, the plant now called tion is no trifle. - Michelangelo part of creation; the hogs were jt the post office at Fulton, Kentucky, under pennyroyal was cooked up, and also a part of animated nature. EXCHANGE FURNITURE COMPANY To a great mind, nothing is little. the resulting strong juice was the United States postal act of March. 1879 Hogs, boys, fleaV-what better 207 Church Street .Thursday, June 23, 1955 - Conan Doyle sprinkled ' copiously wherever combination would you wish? , Phone 35 food editors and told us some- The Fulton News Thurs., June 16, 1955 Page 2 thing we surtily didn't know: that Catherine Atkins his mother and Dixon (iraham were this time on, of pink Italian ious party plate was served. In- close friends of the Courier- silk It was set off beautifully vited guests included Miss Sis- Diary of Doin's with a corsage of pink carnat- jon, her mother, Mrs. Buford Journal's Clsay Gregg when they were sll at U). K. We often ions, a gift from the hostesses. CamphHl, the groom - elect's —Around Fulton— kidded t'iwiy on the trip about They also presented the honoree motfier, Mrs Hugh Barnes, Mrs all her schoolmates, and most with a gift in her crystal pat- U S. Cppeland, Mrs. Bobby The Newt writes social happenings about you and of the editors told her she lust tern. Copeland, Mrs. R. L. Clark, went to school longer than any- Late in the evening a delic- (continued on page six) your friends. body else. Did you know Jerry, that Cissy Gregg Is an agricul- tural m*ior and one-time was an expert at the poultry ex- That story in the Diary laat week about the great prrimesit itStlon at Ml»ls4ppl MIDWAY DRIVE-IN THEATRE production the young people out in Highlands were State College. Located: Three Miles North of Fulton and Eight planning just set them wild. They really hadn't intend- Miles South of Clinton on U. S. 51 Highway ed producing the "The Mysterious House" for several Popular bride-elect of the weeks, but as the six performers read the story the more ' month for brides" is Elizabeth OPEN 6:30 .... Show Starts 7:30 excited they became so they just went into frenzied re- Ann Sisson who will be married hearsal and presented it last Friday night. to Alton Barnes Sunday after- Second Show starts 9:15 noon Last Thursday night Mrs REGULAR ADMISSION, 40c; children under 12 Advance billing ot the show was announced and a resl old Joe Gambill and Mrs. Jack aaid that It was an hour long gent, played by Judy Burton, Moore holered Elizabeth Ann free if accompanied by parents production with a fifteen min had something to do with the at a miscellaneous shower, Nice New Playground for the Kiddies ! utr Intermission, at which time script and looked exactly as in the Moore home in the Gard- there would be Songi by two though he had come out of the ner apartments. Elizabeth Ann satksU. strictly wItiiout music. wood-work Later we asked looked lovely as only a popular them how they got that idea THURS • FRI JUNE 23 - 24 bride-elect can look in one of Tickets for the event were all and they advised that after the her trousseau frocks of mint typed and read: The Mysterl- first act, which lasted all of five green cotton. ous House, produced and direct- minutes, they didn't know what ADVENTURES OF HAJJI BABA The Moore apartment was the ed by the four J's.' The four to do so they resorted to comic (Cinemascope and technicolor) being Jill Edwards, Jim Bur- books for the ending and that's right setting for this congenial ton. Judy Moore and Judy Bur- how It was. The last act lasted group of people with specimen Elaine Stewart John Derek «on They rehearsed until al- snother five mtr.utes and that gladioli placed about the living- most tune for the show They was the end of the hour-long room The thoughtful hostesses frantically ran home for a very show, presented the honoree with a SATURDAY JUNE 25 quick meal, which they swal- —«— corsag, to complement her cos-" (Double-feature night) lowed Without chewing and at Hut the intermission was long Miss Adams tume and also a gift selection atx ul seven-thirty all was ready enough. Sure It was! Long en- from her chosen pattern of and the audience had gathered ough for them to poor out ex- Miss Peggy Jean Adams and Mr. Godfrey Hinford china. WILD STALLION Invited guests included the tra long cola drinks Into a To He Married; Late Fall Wedding Is Planned Really, It was a very delight- pitcher and sell Uiem for tea bride's mother, Mrs. Buford —PLUS— ful undertaking and all of us Sisson, the groom's mother, Mrs. cents each and of ooun, they Foretelling a wedding of unusual _social interest in who wltnemed the production were well patronised the wea- Hugh Barnes, Mrs. Harmon were pleased a» punch that the ther and the mosquitoes being Fulton and West Kentucky is the announcement made Johnsoiv Mrs. Henry Under- HERKOMES THE MARINES "kids had so much Ingenuity. The what they were. The whole today by Mr. and Mrs. Tillman Adams of the engage- wood, Mrs. Homey Clark, Miss tkeatr, was the back end of the shebang, admissions, drinks and ment and approaching marriage of their daughter Peggy- Gail Dedmon, Miss Rita Cope- The Bowery Boys Wnd. Mrs, Raymond Gamhill. Burton's garage, which some- everything netted them some- Jean to Mr. Charles Godfrey Binford. Mr. Binford is the how ,was converted into a stage, big lw„ dollars Asked the Mrs Adrian Ray, Mrs. Clyde some foot above ground level, reason for the show, besides son of Mr. and Mrs Charles S. Binford of Fulton. Wood. Miss Nancy Wood, Mrs. SUNDAY = MONDAY JUNE 26 - 27 They used an old bedspread as showing of their great talent, oresent he is attached to an at- Lillie Traver, Mrs. L. E. Mooney- Both—members of Prominent g^U^J^dmi m Alameda, Cal- ham. Jr.. Mrs. Gardner Whit- a bark drop and curtain: had on, of the producers said: "We Fu to.rTajnil.es the br.de-elect «««- been ,n Ful- props to salt I he occasion and Here running «ul of money and lock. Mrs. U. S Copeland, Mrs. A MAN CALLED PETER ,.nd her fiance «e popular m £ ™ • ,e
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Telephone 440 HHHH KIVSH CREEK I.AMES Call and Mrs Clint Workman, Page 6 The Fulton News Thurs., June 23, 1955! PLAN FAMILY NIGHT with particuliar emphasn on the danger snd symptoms of Miss Obion County Picked In Jaycee Contest Eleeion of officers and ap- rheumatic fever. pointing of project leaders for landscape notes were read by HOMECOMING EVENT YOUNG PEOPLE OF the coming year, plus the plan- Mrs John Watts and Gardening ning of un International Day 1 by Mrs. Lawrence Cardwell. program and Family night, SUNDAY, JUNE 26 METHODIST CHURCH made up a busy meeting for the Visitors were Mrs. Alvin RuSh Creek Homeniaker's Club Malay. Mrs. Buddy Choate and this month. Beginning at 1:30 Mi-s Linda Arrington and Mrs. AT WALNUT GROVE HOLD MEETING HERE p. m. at the Sylvan Shade Com- Leon Jones was welcomed as a Big Singing Is Approximately 1 5 0 young munity House*, the meeting was new member. people of the Martin Sub-Dis- called to order by Mrs. Harry Hostess for the day were Mrs. Order Of Dav And trict Methodist Youth Fellow- Sublett Jr. and first on the Harry Sublette Sr and Mrs. Quartets Invited ship attended the June meeting agenda were plans for the ob- Harry Sublette Jr. held in the Methodist Church servance «f ln)vt ruitionul Day here Monday night. The public is invited to be in July. The committee report- * Diary ed that Mrs D. J. Craddock of present at the 117th annual The meeting opened with (Continued from |M«r 1) homecoming at Walnut Grove group singing after which Judy Clinton, will give a lecture on Mrs. Wilmer Wallace and Am- Methodist Church, South of Browning of Fulton welcomed Hawaii at an afternoon tea. to Mrs J. D Fields. Mrs Jack Fulton, just oft of highway 45E, the youth and their counselors be held at Rixh Creek Methodist elia, Moore, Mrs Joe Lee Armbrust- Sunday June 29th. Sunday and pastors. She introduced Rev. Church on Tuesday, July 28, be- er. Pat McKenzie, Virginia For- School starts at 10:00 a. m., H E. Russell, new minister of ginning at 2 p m Appointed to rest Sue Forrest, Nelle Holland, worship service at 11:00 with a Fulton church, who led in pray- the refreshment committee were Mary Anne Hill, Beverly Hill, basket dinner at noon. er Mrs Robert Adams, Mrs. Clem An interesting and informative Atwlll and Mrs Loyd Call Betty Gregory, Judy Harding, The afternoon will be spent in program on Christian Citizen- Dianne Bennett, Jackie Edwards, community singing, with all ship was presented by Janet Al- Plans for Family night call Lucy Anderson, Carolyn Roberta, quartets being invited. Music len of Fulton, one of the Sub- ftn the anryual picnic supper, Paula DeMyer, Nancy Jeffress, will also be furnished by Janice Jlistrict officer^ She was as- to l>e held this year at the home Nancy Wood, Joyce Harrison, Walker at the console of her sisted by Gerald Bushart who at Mil- JJcott DeMyer on Tues- Joyce Fortner, Beverly Burgess, Hammond organ and Mrs. Den- read the scripture and Melinda day, July 12. Joan Mrftsrmitnin, Arm-- Ben- nis Burkets at the Vibra-Phone. nett. Carole Alexander. Betty Powell who closed the program New officers elected were; If you like good music and Barnes. Shelby Radford. Myrs by singing "The Lord's Prayer" President, Mrs Scott DeMyer, singing and want to meet and Jackson, Marilyn Patsy Austin, by Malotte Vice-President, Mrs Clem At- fellowship with your old friends, Melinda Powell. Jane Hawks A short business meeting was will, Secretary-Treasurer, Mrs. be sure and be at Walnut Grove held with the newly elected Workman "snd'^K'restion Norm. June King Methodist Church this next Clint Sub-District Vice-President Mar- Miss Kay Bowen of South Fulton, center, was chosen as Miss Obion County in a Sunday June 26th. tha Taylor of Olivet presiding, beauty review sponsored by the Union City Jaycees and Jaycettes. She will repre- ^oint^"Fe£™ Mr snd Mrs. Paul Griffin assisted by the Secretary San- sent the county in the Miss Tennessee pair at Jackson, At left is Miss Linda Bell ."nP, Trec'ltd- Detroit. Mr and Mrs. dra Beard of Sharon. of Union City, who ranked third, and at tight is Miss Fonciene Keene, second. ert ar foUow* Publicity, i?rs. Lov«lU Hsrw^d from Chicago • Chestnut Glade News The group then convened In Mrs. Harvey Vaughn • John- Watts. Citizenship. Mrs. ^^'"JL'X^WIU^r tlv church basement for the Photo Courtesy of Union City Messenger Lawrence Cardwell Jr Reading, with Mr. and Mrs Willi. Har- recreation, under the direction Mrs Harry Sublette Jr Home wood _ A most interesting tour by the of Howard Farris of Gleason, tw0 year history of th.. tourna Management (Major Project) Chestnut Glade Club members Chairman of ChrtstiSn Fellow- MAYFIELD SITE OF TOURNEY FOR WOMEN; menl, 36 have played both in i Mrs. Robert Adams and Mrs Al- was a high, light of the years ship. He was assisted by Mrs. 1953 and 1954 only one ] fo,,rt Mirs. Foods. Mrs. Joe At- gardening project. The garden Nelson Trirfp, Sub - District rz player has ever with drawn w,n Crafts. Mrs. Clint Work- leader Mrs. J. T Simpson plan- Counselor. from the 38-hole event. , n,:,n and Mr« Charles Adams, ned the tour after the regular MANY LOCAL GOLFERS PLANNING TO ENTER Gates V-Behs Refreshments were served by The Mavfield course is ideal Landscape. Mrs Ixiyd Call and June meeting adjourned. The Mayfield Golf and Country a score of 182 for a victory in tor HOMI «>d FARM the local M Y F for a tournament for woiMoJNt 4 H Mrs T N Curlin. Mrs good garden of Mrs. Carl Rogers Club will again be the site of 1954 Both events have been a Metklesi i, moderately rolling, generously ! Donald Mabry. Mrs Tomnue was visited and admired first, the third annual West Kentucky, * Notebook nip-and-tuck battle between -potted with trees, but with a Junes and Mrs Albert Muss then Mrs. Edna Strong and Mrs. Invitational Golf Tournament (continued irora pare 1) Women o„ Th rTv a ° Mr» Crisp and Mrs Sue Faurot. Ia*r(w gaping creck' which bord Clothing. Mrs Carl Harrison. Vascoe Simpsons was next and system in America. An informative lesson on Pre- every one agreed at that time Friday. July l°4th Ind f5th. The!-'" «' - fou'Aoles and a large lake BENNETT ELECTRIC Murray State Collegr. who has whiCh borders two ethers on the vention and Care of Heart Dis- that it was worthy of first place. tournament is a 36-hole medal been runner-up to the winner n no-hole lay-out The course is, ease was given bf Mr« Loyd "HONE Ml ri't.TON Maybe Fditor Gardner is play event open to women gol- Next v.li Mrs. Orvin Morrison in both event- Mr< Lou Han- short for women-5.460 yards-and then Mrs. Harvey Vaughn, Mrs. somewhat annoyed at the pub- fers from Kentucky. Tennessee, cock of Hopkinsville and Mrs j, a cours,. which all women J T. Simpson, Mrs. C. R. Reams, lic officials who maintain the Illinois, Indiana and Missouri Jane Ann Nail of Mayfield were have enjoyed playing Mrs Ada Rhodes, Mrs. J. M courts. That's his prerogative. Eighteen holes will be played third and fourth, respectively. Entries mu*t he senk in before | LAKE STREET LIQUOR STORE Buike. Mrs. L. F. Burke and Rut his annoyance is no match each day with the Championship in 1954 Several prospective en- juiy loth to Mrs Sheila Shaw, Mrs. M. B. Conner. It certainly for our resentment of the several Flight consisting of the 24 play- Across From The Lake Street Est trants this year may give the west Kentucky Golf Tourna- was an inspration to any gard- public officials, quoted by the ers with the lowest scores on the All Favorite Brands Press Scimitar as being "fed up past champion ,i hard way to go ment r„r Women. Mavfield, Ky \ ner to visit these excellent gar- first day and a First Flight Ccca-Cola Plant this year, but Mrs. Crisp ha« Entrance Fee is $5 Ot) which in- I dens after much discussion the with the rotten mess in Fulton comprising all other entrants. A been concentrating more and eludes luncheon on both days.' garden of Mrs. Strong 'and Mrs. County." It is the duty of those handsome trophy and matched more on her gam,, reccnlty and pract:re rounds, dancing under, Simpson was judged first. Mrs. public officials to correct any set of irons will be presented is expected to be in top form the stars on Thursday, and an PLENTY FREE PARKING! J M, Burke second and Mrs. situations of wrong-doing in- the winner and tropies and val- stead of "passing the buck" to for the third event. opportunity for lots of fun and x»Mi dB. vuiuicConneir thiruiuud. Wnce texfeetl , .. , .. . . , uably other prizes valued at Out of 94 participants in thc golf. that there can be no shortage *« ol,h~ ,e ow A' "mp,al'n over $500 will be awarded the . . timI unea thethsyv alalll promise»•• Low down payment^ OR Laundry and Cleaners ICktsmd Sons snd Easy Terms EAST STATE LINE PHONE 130 FULTON, KY. EAST STATE LINE FULTON, KY. BENNETT ELECTRIC til Main Faltoe S. f Jam Session With Blackberries The Fulton News Thurs., June 23, 1955 Page 7 * Chamber of Commerce STATE DAIRY SHOWS | (Continued from Page 1) George Terry, John Joe Camp- PUNNED FOR EIGHT bell, Foad Homra, Charles Reams, SUCCESSFUL HOMEMAKINGT J. Kramer, Jr., Bobb y Lowe, A1 Owen. Billy Homra, Dr. AUGUST SHOWINGS by Marie Holland Shelton Owens, Dr. John L. Jones, Jr., David Homra, Mrs. Both 4-11 and FFA farm youth CtXtH Home Demonstrator Kentucky Utilities Jo Westpheling, H. R. Goulder, were rerrtinded today to pre- David Phelps and Paul Butts. par,. for the eight District Dairy Shows t0 be sponsored by the Freeze your lemon Meringne pie light meringue. Be sure to beat When these persons call on you, won't you have your member- Department of Agriculture dur- We just remember that freez- them thoroughly for a high, With JIM PRYOR ship check ready? ing August. Premium money in ing will not change a poor pro- bght meringue that will hold the shows will amount to duct into a good one. The fro- up. Next take the frozen pie $10,000 zen version is never better than from the freezer and spread HEALTH BUDGET INCREASED Now that spring it here for | Since 1951 the dairy shows th, original. For good tesults, with meringue. The pie does Governor Wetherby announc- good. I hope maybe we can get hav, provided competition for remember to cook the filling not need to be defrosted Immed- ed a $200,000 budget increase some work done Most farmers 3,404 club youths. The shows is thick enough it will hold its iately after covering with mer- for fhp State Department of have very little farming under have shown an increasing num- shape and not "weep". way but by the end of month Mental" Health for the coming ber of entries each year with It is so eaty to do, jutt make brown for 15 to 20 minutes. The if th, weather holds the picture fiscal year in order to speed 2,354 animals in last year's event. and bake th, crust as you would meringue spread on the pie acts will change. up treatment of mental disorders According to Department of as an Insulator and the pie will for any pie. Use a regular or with new drugs. Th, money will The trench silo machine that Agriculture officials the shows cool quickly after removing foil pie pan for the crust. Crum- be allocated from the Gover- 1 wrote about a few weeks ago are conducted under the fellow- from oven. You will have a cool bor pastry crust may be used. nor's regular emergency fund. in this column is now working ing rules: Cool thoroughly before adding refreshing pie. The new drugs - thorazine and full «rwing in Wait Kentucky Entries sre restricted to te- the filling. NewaniDert sre written so that "he who runs may Lemon Meringue Pie serpasil - have been reported by and West Tennessee Four silos gularly enrolled 4-H Club and Prepare tilling and pour into moderT^K. h!Tf^nd s war so that she who plays all day may H cup cornstarch Hi cups researchers and psychiatrists to have been cut to date and by Future Farmer members who cooled crust. Be sure to cook flavorful Blackberry iam. Even with ovely summer davs sugar H teasp salt ltt cups hot produce excellent results on the the time you read this two more are carrying a dairy project with " enjoy* What homemaker cannot tak. a Uttls time out on an ewly the filling enough so it will hold water 3 egg yolks Vicup fresh mentally 111, and on Incorrigible will have been cut W, haven't qualified participants permitted morning to save some of that fresh, summer flavor for later and its shape The meringue will be lemon juice 1. grated le- juveniles, both la hospitals and 'finished • a siloj"yet, because the U'—show mlimt purabred. ..oc , matte' and ~ tupped on thc pie mon peel 1 tbsp butter. private homes. concrete has to set for 10 days grade animals. Only female an- I ""VT^'ths modern short-bollI method the tntf' later when it is removed from to two weeks I would advise imals are eligible to show and | berries lt kept and not boiled awsy. You will ftnd that this method of .. - „, . Mi* cornstarch, sugar and two weeks or more The earth no" •club member will be par-1 ielNmakinf it quick and eaty and th. children wil low helping the freezer. Wrap each pie Mi, in 5aucepan add water grad- is the best forms that concrete mitted to enter more than three I srounaround ta kitrhexurnen fuiuiU i 0ofi thin.. fr.gr.n«r»s « of bUfkhwrta.ofjamwUibe1 InreadyandJfcrafl* a- separately for the freezer. Cover u.lly and cook, stirring con- JOIN OUR pie with a paper plate and se- stanally, until clear. Remove ean have and the longer It stays animal) nor participate In morel tf you 'fill htvt tiint to bundle up the children for cure in plac, with freezer tape. (rom heat and sttr ln ^^ "TINY BOND" in the ground curing out the bet- than one itste-sponsored show, i ln„ t0 the |>each or country! Place in a foil or moisture- yoiks Return to range and cook ter After three weekt I do not 1 Thit year'! thows will be held I SAVING PLAN Blackberry Jim vapor proof paper or bag. This slow untii th)ck Add ,emon think you will gain very much at Mayfield. Augutt 15; Madis- j Yield: tbout 10 medium glasses (5 IBs. )sm) will keep nicely for three to iuice. peel and butter. Cool and -at No Cost to Youl or curing but It will not hurt onville. August 17; Campbellt- I 7 cupt (8 Ibt.) supar four months. It wWl be- pro- pour into pie sheU. Package and1 to leave it longer than that. | villa. August 18; Somerset, Au- | 4 cupt prepared fruit (about Save While You Spend At 2 qtt. ripe blackberriet) H bottle Certo fruit pectin tected and pies can be stacked freeze. The Graves County Agrlcul- gust 23; Williamstown. Augutt ; on top of each other in freezer. , , First, prepare th. fruit. Cruth Place over high heat, bring to » CITY DRUG CO. ture Council it sponsoring a 24: Flemings burg, August 25, , full rolling boil, and boil hard 1 Egg whites are frozen tepar- , M«ri*«> P" completely, on. layer at a time, 408 LAKE STREET silo field day July 8 I will give and Shelbyville. August 26 minute, ttirring constantly. 1: - ately Place three egg whites in 3 whites V< teaspoon j you more information later on about 2 quartl fully ripe black- move from heat stir in Certo. a small conUiner this will give cream ot tartar 6 tbsp sugar. | the demomtration but we know berries. Sieve half of pulp to rt. Skim off foam with metal tp- •• the right amount for a 9 inch that July 8 it the day tet for the Wheat Support Price move tome of th. teedt. Memur. Then ttir snd tkim by turnt ! Both types of deposits are instantly transmitted PROTECTION PUN C downward through separate metal chutes into a 25 (CASH AND CARRY) burglary resistive safe Inside our bank. Both chut.s Applies in any auto accident in the U. S. or Canada, no matter who is at fault, or whether the other is are protected by special baffles to prevent withdrawal of contents from outside. insured. .... 29c on Delivery Routes Come in and let us explain and demonstrate this $25.00 weekly disability—$3.00 a yr. modern service installed for your convenience (Two Weeks Only — Expires Saturday July 2) and protection. $5,000 death benefit $2.00 a year Total Coverage only $5.00 a year. This is added to your Automobile Liability Insurance Policy. PARISIAN LAUNDRY City National Bank AND DRY CLEANERS MEMBER F. D. I. C. ATKINS INSURANCE AGENCY Telephone 14 MEMBER FEDiERAL RESERVE SYSTEM Main Street Fulton Phone 5 Member: Nat'l Institute of Dry Cleanars LAKE STREET PHONE 77 _ __ __ ^^ M Page 8 The Fulton.News Thurs-- June 281 1955 UNION CITY BUSINESS GUIDE 'WHERE TO BUY IT" 1 WHO SELLS IT" IN UNION CITY MHHHHEWOM ^•••••••••Mnavtiiiapimj 1 ubi WARD'S MOORE FRUIT CO. 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GOODRICH Tires KING TELEVISION West Tennessee Motorola TV All Building Mate ;221 S. 2nd St. Phone CASH AND CARRY Call Long Distance Collect! SERVICE COMPANY UNION CITY, TENN. OPEN WEDNESDAY AFTERNOONS TOM COWDEN RCA VICTOR SALES REYNOLDS BROTHERS Located on U. S. 51 at north city limits on Mortgage Loan Brokeij AND SERVICE AND East Church St. Phone 616 155" 1305 the by-pass UNION CITY, TENN. RCA Air Conditioning Phone 613 "BEST PARKING IN TOWN" REALTOR - INSUROR NAILLING 227-229 SOUTH 2nd St. Telephone 1871-J SEED BEAN PRICES REDUCED 106 W. Church Street See us before buying ! Phone 1597 MILL & LUMBER CO UNION CITY, TENN. < . ... *rnmmiii±tmam Union City, Tennessee E. College Union City I..1HBOI * Pig Starter MORE NITROGEN FOR LESS! * 5-1 Special hog feed, $3.75 BUY THE BEST * Chick Starter READY-MIXED ANHYDROUS AMMONIA * * Chick Grower E. W. JAMES & SON CONCRETE 82 LBS NITROGEN PER ACRE BROWDER MILLING COMPANY Applied . Union City 2100-2101 ^IppipmmpiiBifflMJBBMBI SUPER MARKET $9.50 PER ACRE acH-s BACH LOGAN & HICKS Slag blocks SADLER GAS COMPANY *d*cAulocnt TRUCKERS |m dollar* H DOW. Tsfas advantage ot our AS 1 UU FURNACE REPAIRS 1 tne dn analyst wTcaa save • wm yoa bandied. of dollar, by re- LOW I ** ' traadiag roar tin. .< tht right • mm4 yoor a e Repair Parts dm*. Lat oar dr. apart. ihow ^S " e Overhauling e Any kind of work I CHARLIE SCATES > 216 Church, Fulton 315 Lindell, Martin — Phone 389 — — Phone 404 — BF.Goodrieh SMALLMAN BENNETT ELECTRIC B F Goodrich TIN SHOP 217 MAIN STREET FULTON PHONE 201 TELEPHONE 502 FULTON, KY. Page 10 The Fulton News Thurs., June 23, 1955 Mrs. John R. Melton and La- ar.d other relatives last week. (Ontario News Outlets) _ NEW HOPE NEWS • Pleasant View News Donna Glisson. A cottage prayer meeting was Ontario (Canada) has wide 1 (Mrs. Elmer tValston) Mrs George Elliott • Joe Harris of Dresden is vis- held Monday night in the home press radio and television iting his grandparents. Mr. and of Mr. and Mrs. J T. Moore coverage, with 39 dailies hav- Mrs Glem Clement DUKEDOM RT- TWO PALME„STJe^N^ Visitors a, the home of Mr Vacation Bihle School closed with several attending. ing a daily distribution of Joyce Taylor • Mrs. Leslie Nugent W , ^ ^ ^ ^ Wa|jton ^ Pleasant View will havp their at Pleasant View Friday night Other visitors In this com- I 600.000 copies; 250 weeklies service early next Sunday in or- .week were Mr. and Mrs. Por- I with thp commencement pro- munity last week were Mrs. with over 500,000 circulation, der to dismiss early to attend while there are 47 radio stations Had a right nice week, the Mr and Mrs. Herbert Winston ter and Steven, Mrs. Wil- gram. It was a very successful Hattie Peeler and daughter the Homecoming at the Ruth- and 11 television stations in farmers really worked planting of New Jersey visited in sever- ;|lams Kimbro and Sandra K. school ami we had a good at- Mrs. Kellogg of Martin and Mrs. ville church Sunday School operation. al homes in the community last and Mr and Mrs. gen Moore, tendance. Fern Smith of Fla and cultivating their crops. will begin at 9:30 and preach- week They are spending their Mp and Mfs F,oyd Br(Jwn of Mr and Mrs. Jasper Elliott A large crowd attceided the Charles Brown spent Sunday ing services at 10:00. vacation with Mr and Mrs. I ^^ C|(y spem lhe week end visited his father, Taylor Elliott For the third consecutive year, shower Friday night given in with Mr and Mrs John R. Mel- Brother Hart and family were Cyrus Brevard near Union City, i th Ml and Mr, Jake Holt ton. In the afternoon they vis- Sunday who is improving from the Carlisle club was the out- honor of Mi. and Mrs. Bili Hem- guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alton don at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Tennessee. " Mr and Mrs. Roy Howell and ited Mr. and Mrs Bill Matthews a serious heart attack and light standing 4-H organization in Simpson Sunday. Nicholas county. l.ubip Breedlove; they received Mrs. Rob Taylor who former-1SQn DavlJ vislted Ml. and Mrs and Larry and enjoyed home- stroke made ice cream Mr. and Mrs Ait Harvey of a nice collection of useful gifts. ly lived in this community and Fred Hudson Sunday night, Steele, Mo. visited relatives in who now lives in Illinois and . Mr and Mis Bill Brown had Mrs Norman Puckett and this community Tuesday. They Mrs Sam Brown *s.ted Mr. Mj-s Lewis Kimbro and Mrs. the following visitors last Thurs- Sue, her girl friend, of Lone were enrout,. home from Nash- and Mrs Rupert Biowder Mon- Austin of Cayce, Ky^ vis- day week; Mi and Mrs Dun- Oak visited W. L. and Allie ville where they had visited Comfoit costs so little with Rowland a few days last week. dav afternoorT "ed ,helr aunt MrI Luc>' Rlngo can McNeil from Detroit. Mr day afternoon Bardwell, Ky Sunday after- and Mrs. Bob Lamb and Mrs their son, Luke, and family. Mrs Maude Jones, Bro. and Mr and Mrs Roy Bard and noon Metronia McClure of Mayfield A cottage prayer meeting was Mrs Porter and Bobby were the Mrs. Lewis Bard visited Lew is! Ruthville Baptist Church will held Saturday night in the home Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and M r Bard Sunday. Mr Bard is a' , n , Mrs Lewis Hite Jr have their homecoming next of Mr and Mrs. Robert Wall. FLOOR Mrs Noble Melton. patient in the I. C Hospital jn | °f Wick iff, Ky. spent the week Sunday. Jim Ferguson and the Those who attended were Mr Sam Coltharp and Mar- Paducah. We wish for him a wl,h Mr and M" Jean "Gospel Four" will be the Charles Brown. Clarence Cash- ilyn are visiting in t^troit as speedy recovery. !Mo • featured lingers for the after- on, Ernest Jackson, Mi and FURNACES the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Mr. and Mrs. nomer Weather- I Sunda>' dinn" K^sts a, the noon. Mrs. John R Melton and Jelda Coltharp. Pettit. spoon and son Dan wer. Sun- , h°me of Mr and Mrs Stanley Mr and 'Mrs. Wilton Holt, THE NEW MACIC OF HOME HEATING SEE Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Taylor The revival will begin at day guests of Mr and Mrs Har- Aldrich of Clinton. Kjr were had as their guests Sunday June IT HERE ALSO COLEMAN WATER HEATERS. and Joyce, Mr W L. Rowland ul Pleasant View Wednesday night vey Pewitt and Jimmy Wallace. I Mrs •L '» £oo'ey and Mr and 12, for dinner Bro. and Mrs and Allie visited Mr J. B. Adams M Fr H d n June 29 Brother Bill Boyd pas- Mrs. Mary Browder and Mrs. | " ~ , " ,f w „ James Holt, Sandra. Charles —Sold on Very Easy Terms— Monday night in the home of Mr. Paul tor of Little Obion Church will Bertha Nugent visited Mr and I Mrs Williams. Mrs. Her- Mr and Mrs Robert Wall, Ron- and Mrs. Goeble McClure. J. B. Mrs. Rupert Browder and Mrs ^ Z" i be the Evangelist left Tuesday morning for his nie and Gail, and Mr. and Mrs GRAHAM FURNITURF COMPANY 1 Mr. and Mrs Gerald McNatt Leslip Nugent Sunday after- Mrs Willie McClanahanal of Jasper Elliott. Visitors who came homp in California. noon j Crutchfield, Ky.. Miss Charlean and son of Lansing visited their Mr and Mrs Tremon Rick- '". ** afternoon were Mr. and 303 Walnut Street Telephone . Jimmy Wallace of Longview. | Uhlir of Rockford, 111 Mrs. Ike parents Mr and Mrs Carlton man were the Sunday guests of Texas and Harry Pewitt of Martin. Mrs Hattu Nahl, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Robert Travis and Memphis are spending their * >Uie "til and Mr and Mrs Peggy and Mr and Mrs. Jasper vacations with their grand- Go™ vlslt«< J"aude Williams. parents Mr and Mrs Harvey Stevens las, week. Mis*; Stevens Mr and Mrs. Norman Crit- Pewitt broke her hip some time ago tenden and girls called on her Perry Browder of near Union ^ doing nicely. parents, Mr and Mrs. Roy City who is well known in this SuPP" fuests at the home of Emerson Saturday. Mr and Mrs. Roy Howell Thurs- community is a patient in a Mrs Leon Wiggins and boys day night were Mr. and Mrs. Memphis Hospital We hope for visited her mother Mrs. Ted W L Barley and son Ste^. and him a speedy recovery. Francis one afternoon last Mrs H. Barley of Chicago. 111. ' SonnU Easley son of Mr. and week. Mr. and Mrs. James M. Phil- Mr and Mrs O. F. Taylor and Mrs. Herman Easley jias re- and ATTENTION Joyce were the Sunday dinner ceived his discharge and will "P* children Mr and Mrs guests of W. L. Rowland and enter Martin Branch College. Inman and children spent Mr and Mrs Allie. Afternoon visitors were Harrv Pewit, of Memphis S"ncUy with ' 1 Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Coltharp spent last week with his grand-^ ™IIHP». parents Mr. and Mrs D Nel- Sunday dinner guests at the and Mr. and Mrs. Norman I hnmhomne AoFf MMrR . nnanHd WEMrsE . UMRoRy U/Ho\ - son, east of town. Puckett and Sue. ; well were Mrs Jewell England Mrs Ramah Nelson and Mrs. I of Fullerton. Calif and Mr. and Ollie James visited in the homes Mrs Hepry Phillips and daugh- of Mrs. Ira Rains and Mr. and PIERCE STATION I ter Karen. Mrs Powell Webb last week. ; j Mr and Mrs Claude Carver FARMERS! Our sympathy goes out to the Miss Marlyn Wilson is spend- of Toledo, Ohio, are visiting his family of Mr N B. Casey who ing this week in Paducah with sister Mr. and Mrs Jim Ash- passed away Tuesday of last her mother. Mrs. Wallace Cun- ley. week. ningham and family. | Miss Jessie Wad, of Crutch- Mr and Mrs John Cottrell field. Ky. spent Tuesday night (Ontario's Automotive Industry! and boys of Gadsen. Ala are with Mrs. Willie Hill, Trade With Us and Save our Money Ninety-eight per cent of the guests of her Aunt and Uncle. I Mr and Mrs. Howard Bugg automobile industry production Miss Mary Holman and Cham- and son Tommy spent Saturday in Canada is in Ontario, with bers. night with Mr. and Mrs. Jim 479.649 units produced in 19S3. Mr. and Mrs J. W. McCon- , Ashley BULK LUBRICATING OIL - A LL WEIGHTS Salaried employees and wage- naughhov and children of Mem- . Mr, and Mrs. Jim Gore visit- earners in this field total some Dhte spent the week end with ed Mrs. Willie Hill Sunday 36.000. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. afternoon. — I 2-GAL CANS George Colley. Terry remained ! Mr Jack Everett spent last for a couple weeks vacation. : week at Bowling Green, Ky. on ! ERNOT Joe Rovce Lowe has Bobby j business Miss Jacqulyn John- 5-GAL (ANS $rF™D AUTO PAINTING C| lebel of Houston, Texas as son spent Saturday and Sunday I i his guest. Bobby is an honor . with Martha Hill. WE FILL ANY SIZE CONTAINER, 5 GALLONS TO 500 GALLONS member of the 4-H Club Hous- , —- AND BODY WORK ton and is an exchange member: (Ontario's People) OILH * Wreck repairing of the club Several other boys i With a population of overj * Any make or model car are in our community from the , 5,250.000 Ontario (Canada) holds Texas Club. ! approximately one-third of Can ALL TYPES FOR EVERY PURPOSE or truck Mr and Mrs William Greer, ada's citizens. and baby Dennis are spending a couple of days in Nashville, 1, 5, 10, 35,100-LB CANS SLIM OYERBY with Mr and Mrs. Jack Ray- Body Shop I mond. Little Miss Pamela Greer Located in Whltnel Building, will return with others after a WHY PAY MORE! formerly Nash garage, on West ten day visit. a» State Line. 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Soatk Fulton 201 Central Ave. l M " • ~ Of s SK^SR* The Fulton News Thurs., June 23, 1955 Page 11 Bert Combs Has Parlayed Hard Work of his associates describes him. hear complaints that he doesn't Although he gave full attent- slap a back as hard or that he ion to his duties on the court, doesn't yell as loud as other Combs kept himtself informed candidates. But we never have on the problems and needs of been told that the people don't And Honesty Into Political Strength state government. He has defin- believe what he is telling them." ite ideas of'what he thinks need When Bert Combs started his and respected as widely in other That, in the opinion of Combs When a candidate foi public j to be done for the people of drive to become governor only parts of the Commonwealth as offic, makes a public statement, and his campaign organization, Kentucky. He is particularly five months ago, he was virtually it is his home town of Prestons- that statement becomes a con- is th,. best report you could get sympathetic to the need of edu- unknown outside Eastern Ken- burg. tract between him and the people about a candidate or a public tucky and except for people who and he should be bound by his 1 cation and to the state's wel- official, * The handsome young moun- fare and mental health programs. do business with the court »' taineer has parlayed a quiet contract." Appeals, where he was a judge. but friendly manner, hard work Th, hard work Combs has put Rumsey Taylor, Combs' state Today, hi- can attract and hold and obvious sincerity into great comes as no surprise to those chairman, has described his a crowd in a manner that does political strength . who have known him for a long candidate as "one of the hardest HORNBEAK credit to a campaigner of many campaigners in recent Ken- As one of Combs' county time. He has always worked seasons. His name now is known hard. From a small hillside farm : tucky history," and says the FUNERAL HOME campaign chairmen observed, campaign is progressing faster INCORPORATED "the people just sort of seem to in Clay County, where he lived as a boy, through high school, than riB organization had take to Bert They notice him thought it would. 3 Licensed Embalmers first as a nice looking young Cumberland College and the HEY KIDS! man they think they'd like to University of Kentucky Law "Everywher, Bert goes we meet. They pay attention to him School, hard work was always are getting good reports," Tay- DUflllE 7 because he has something to a necessity. lor said. "People don't always 'REE say. and they are sure they can Combs, who will be 44 the tell us the same thing, but there AMBULANCE: Have You Heard About count on what he is telling them. week after the Primary, was one is on, comment that is unan- ANYWHERE imous. That is the observation The Character Dpi la Mod- H, has an 'affidavit face' and of six children born to Stephen then they tind he has an 'affid- and Martha Combs of Manches- Bert Combs with Mrs. Combs, the former Mabel Hall that Bert is attracting people ANYTIME el Airplanea, end Model avit character' to go with it." , ter. His early life was divided of Knott County, and Lois Ann, 11, and Tommy, 9. The because of his sincerity. We may Car. 7 between Manchester and the Combe has insisted that his family has made ita home in Lexington since Combs | farm where he did the usual campaign be pitched on a plane went to the State Court of Appeals in 1951. chores a farm boy does. He of integrity and honesty; that worked at a soda fountain while there b„ no attempt to fool the in high school and fired a fur- ved as city attorney and as com- on Willis. pauple with phoney promises. 0 K LAUNDRY ilace and did janitorial work monwealth attorney in Prestons- Combs' record on the state's This was his theme in his open- 36 New deaigna-juat while at Cumberland College. burg He attracted the attent- top court has been acclaimed as ing address in Shelbyville, when ion of Governor Wetherby who CLEANERS arrived he said, "Integrity is the most After a year and a half at outstanding by those who were named him to the Court of Ap- associated with him from 1951 See Them Today 1 important quality any public Cumberland he went to work peals to succeed the late Judge until he resigned to run for official can offer to the people. for the Department of Highways Roy Helm. "FOR A-1 CLEANING" in Frankfort in order to get Governor last winter. "A bril- This was in 1951. and Combs money to continue his educat-1 liant mind and an excellent had to run for the court seat ion At th,. University of Ken- Conveniently located on East State Line that fall. In this race. Combs lawyer with a practical and Mucky he worked as a laundry established himself as hard •sensitive feeling for those he is clerk. S PLENTY OF FREE PARKING and effective campaigner. Work- working with," is the way one Young Combs was able to in* night and day he visited all maintain a high scholastic aver- sections of his Judicial district age despite his outside activit- and came up with a 4,000 vote ies He even had time to play a majority in what is normally a little basketball and baseball LATEST RECORDS Republican district 3 DAY LAUNDRY SERVICE while In high school. He gradu- r.raJIng Brinoit in ropular. Reli His opponent was no amat- ated from high school at 15. At •loui. Hillbilly, Rhythm. Bluo II. K. he wif* an honor law eur vote-getter or newcomer to the Kentucky political scene. In Mudent. finishing second in his CITY ELECTRIC PHONE 906 C. V HURLBURT, MGR. class in 1937. fact, he was about the hottest thing the Republican party could 405 (ommerclal Phone 401 I His high standing in thr legal , muster-former Governor Sime- 1 profession is a result of work I as both a civilian and as a sold- j 9 9 I ler in the Philippines in World I War II He was chief of the In- ] REG. 28 ETHYL 30- Uvstigating Section of the War Crimes Department on General | MacArthur's staff and was a- The Governorship is Kentucky's most important office. warded a Bronze Star in addit- , • on to a decoration given by a ; grateful Philippines , govern- The Governor's program will influence your life for PIPELINE ment. No. 1 Lake St. No. 2 Highlands Combs' totBl war service took , turn from private to Captain and years to come. I pledge myself to put Kentucky's Phone 9188 Phone 91SI -panned four years, from 1942 to 24 HOUR ROAD SERVICE — WE NEVER CLOSE | 194(1 After the war Combs return- interest first. Led to his law practice and ser- Eat at "ON SALE" food prices every day! Managing the affairs of the great Commonwealth of Ken- tucky is big business. It i* a full-time job that requires proved executive ability Buy an SlecfrUc freezer plus high integrity and the utmost sincerity. It is a job that requires a man of constant nature and unquestioned loyalty to the State and to its people. With an electric home freezer, you can buy meats, fruits, vegetables and ice Bert Combs is the man for the |ob. His program is not cream in quantity .,. and that means tailored for any section of the Commonwealth. It is the imings! You can buy "in season," too same in Ashland as it is in Paducah. It will be the same at . . . and that means low prittt. And the end of the campaign as it was when he opened his you'll save more money by eliminating campaign in Shelbyville on June 2. food spoilage and waste. There's an electric home freezer to fit your needs, Bert Combs is a man that every Kentuckian can and your budget. So pay a visit to your endorse with pride. A farm boy, he worked his way dealer, loon! through school ... a patriot, he volunteered at the be- ginning of World War II... a soldier, he worked his way up from private to Chief of the Investigating Section of the War Crimes Department on the staff of General Douglas MacArthur in the Philippines ... a lawyer, he worked his way up to judge of the highest court in Kentucky. Bert Combs knows that unemployment is a problem . . . that prosperity must be worked for continually. He is from Eastern Kentucky where unemployment is now on everyone's mind. His forward looking program is planned to meet the challenge and overcome the causes of unem- ployment for all Kentuckians. His record of leadership in both military and civilian life proves him qualified to handle such a program. Bert Combs is not running on the success of any past administration; nor does he find it necessary to distort his own past record. Bert Combs has conducted himself in such a way that his record is a stirring, open book. His future plans are his own. His policies and beliefs are genuine; not hand-me-down platitudes. His courageous platform is "Put Kentucky First" . . . and he will! Be Modern-Live SUct>Uc*Uv BERT COMBS for GOVERNOR KENTUCKY UTILITIES COMPANY The Man Who Puts Kentucky First DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY AUGUST 6 I Page 12 The Fulton News Thurs., June 23, 1955| CARD OF THANKS * The Scoreboard out hit the Lookouts but in the real basketball, plan to see the We wish to express our ap- (Continued from page 1) sixth inning he Lookouts made North-^outh Classic next year at the Murry Stat,. College Gym. A'run From Our preciation to all of you in this hit and 13 error*. the three deciding runs of the [SEE OUR NEW spring line of wonderful town and community game. Fulton had tw0 men on •Boy* In 'I'm Imperial wallpaper at Fulton Fletcher was the winning who have been so concerned pitcher. and Paul Abraham doubled CLASSIFIED ADS Paint and Class Company, 210 over Tommy's recovery For te- them Kbme and then moved to Church Street. membering him so faithfully in third on a wild pitch and scored Thursday the Clothiers scored HOSPITAL NOTES your prayers. We know this has when the catchers throw was SERVICE ALL KINDS OF KEYS made i R. C. A. Victor Televiaion what is belived t0 be a record been in a great way responsible wild to third The following were patients making total of runs, Mayfield while you wait. Forrester's King Television Service for his being so near well today. Satchell was the losing pitcher. {in the local hospitals: llaws beat Fulton 33 7. Shoe Shop, 204 Main. 227-229 So. 2nd Street llospitat Mrs Maude Kizer, McChord AFB, Washington- All the visits^ calls, letters, The Clothiers scored in every 50-Ft plastic garden hose, <2 98 Water Valley. Tom Work, Duke- A/1C Charles A. Burns, son of Union City, Tenn. and cards, the lovely flowers inning, with Fulton using two The Little league team started at Gambles Store, 300 Walnut, I dom, Tenn ; Jannie Murchison, Mr. and Mrs Arthur Burns, and other acts of love have been pitchers, a catcher, a first base- practic^ Wednesday, The Little Phone 613 I Mrs William Forrester and Cityoe. Kentucky was recenUy Fulton. greatly appreciated. man and an outfielder on the League field is earning nlone i baby, Mis J D Avery, Anthony AlT kinds of swim goods and 13Vi MILES FROM Fulton on We hope you will continue mound. nicely. They have a hustling promoted to the grade of Staff accessories, including pools Martin Highway. Seven Acres your prayers for his complete bunch of young buys ami wc Stark. Mrs Julis Moss, and J. T Sergeant. | Hart ail of Fulton, Ky. with frames. Gamble's Store, in Tennessee. Lovely 8 room recovery. Friday the Mayfield Clothiers should see some good games from Sergeant Burns has been as- | Fulton Hospital M 11 d r ed 300 Walnut, Fulton. • home, new well water to out- God Bless each of you took a double header from the them this season. signed to the 1705th Air Tran- Lock. Mrs Bob Pillow. Wingo, buildings, 2 acre strawberry Tommy Brady Lookouts, winning the first REBELS WIN ANNUAL sport Group since February : OH SALE New three-quarter j Kv . Mis. Robert Veatch and patch,- nrtnnmv pool, flower Mr. and Mrs Frank Brady game 8-5 and thr night cap 3-2. NORTH SOI Til CLASSIC 1953 and is performing the duty t,;n Serve] air conditioner, baby, Mr John C Bone, Mrs. garden, half basement, Owner COMMONWEALTH OF KY. Bob Reeme pitched two hit ball Saturday night June 18 at of NCOIC at Group Operations. $214.95. Burnette Tractor Palmer Downey, Clinton. Ky ; Company, 4th Street, Fulton. says. Sell, I'm gone to Califor- DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS in the last game Murray State's College gym the Frior to coming tu McChord he nia. Take advantage of hard NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS North and South met again j Luther Pickens, Water Valley, was stationed at Brooks AFB, Mrs Ernest Wilson, Hickman. RENT A NEV TYPEWRITER or work that has gone into this Sealed bids will be received Twenty four of tha nations top Texas Saturday th? Lookouts travel- I Ky . Mrs. Joe Winstead. Duke- Adding Machine Rental applies fine home. Can be financed to by the Department of Highways ed to Paducah to have the Chiefs high school basketball players Sergeant Burns graduated right party WICK SMITH at its office, Frankfort, Ken- met and gave the capacity crowd i dam; Mrs W\llard Thompson, tn purchase. Harvey Caldwell win a 10-5 victory Fdlton got j Mrs Maynus Williams Jr and from Cayce- High School, Cayce, Co., Drive-In Office Outfitters, AGENCY, Sure Insurance at tucky, until 9:00 a m. Central two runs in the first inning and forty minutes of basketball at Kentucky in May 1950 where he low cost Phon,, 82 or 160-W. Standard Time on the 1st day of it's best. baby. Mrs Ernest Hoffman, Mrs Corner Walnut it Plain Streets., added two more in the fourth Swan Jones, B. B Stevenson. mas a member of the basketball Pboae 874 July. 1955, at which time bids and one in the ninth. The los- The Rebels, led by Leo Byrd. and baseball teams. He entered TOP PRICES PAID for country Shirley Easley. Mrs Tom Hol- SOW YOU LAN Drive in Park will be publicly opened and read ing picher was Hughes six foot, one-inch, senior guard the United States Air Furee in eggs in case lots; one case or land, Merrill Davis and Ardie and Buy yoor office supplies for the improvement of: from Huntington, W Va. High January 1952. a hundred. Fletcher Williams, Moore all of Fulton, Ky and equipment Harvey Cald- It group 14 (1955) Sunday niglit the Lookouts School jumped into the load Crutchfield, Ky Phone Ful- TutTon Counter SP S8-367 Jones HospiUI: Mrs. E L well Co., Drive-In Office Out- went back to I '.iducah only to from the opening whistle Byrd Ilrllo World ton 982-R2. The Ky 94-Crutchfield Road | Emerson and baby. Jimmy Dav- titters. New Location, corner have the Chief-, lam a 12-5 win received plenty of support from Mr and Mrs. James A Hart of from Kv 94. 2 5 miles East of idson. Mrs. Willie Cavender. Walnut St Plain Streets Phone over them Th, Paducah Chiefs Rnily Howell who eomes Mid- Indianapolis, Indiana announce Keep your eyes on Ky 127 to US 51, 1 5 miles South , Dukedom; Mrs. L. P Ijiwreme, collected 19 hit atI of Swigged dleton, Tenn Howell who stands the birth of a daughter, Susan 874 of the Hickman County Line, Mrs E P Lawrence, Wingo, Ky.; the Fulton | :toher . 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