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I U. •! w. Morehead Independent “ONE OF KENTUCKY^ GREATER WEEKLIES” VOLUME XI MOREHEAD, I TUCKY, THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST lOl 1944 NUMBER THHtTY-TWO Charles Hushes To OothiBg Safe WiU Red Cross To Have ADie Holbrook County Agent' Be HeU Satariay. Aag. 12 Run Cannery During RowlandAuction Meeting Fri, Aug. 11 George McCnlloagh Is Home After Absence of Mrs. Rice The ChristlaD Crusaders at the Makes Su^estions Church of God will q»n» ToSellSHoiBes, The Rowan County Chapter of Reported Killed clothing sale Saturday. August 12. Hr. ChwlM Hufba. Vocaiionil; the American Red Croas will bold Two Years In Army at HcBrayer ’t PHirnitare Store. its monthly meeting Friday at Agriculture teacher. wiU supervise RegardingTobaccoPrices will range from twenty-five Lots Here Saturday7:30 pta. August 11 in room 105 In Sooth Pacific the Bowan Coun^ Camlet y for the cants to one dollar, and it is re­ a^mrna PilaC two and one-half week period that Science Buildfiig at the college. It Tl-Rimimc At More bod Farmer* Report They ported that the sale wiU also in­ First Sdfe Starts At is hoped that all board of direc­ Mra. W. H. Rice is in Lezingbn Are Bobjc Priming clude shoes and clothes for both .» of Morehead Coopfe attending the summer school Two O'ehKk At tors will find it convenient U ASUe Holbrook, resident .. Tobacco Now school children and adulU. The tend. WasPifelhk^25 ■ course in Current Problems in 338 WifeoB Aveaae Morcbesd up until two years ago Hems for sale have bem donated _0 Home Economioi Edueatioa. Bir. Mietime ago a meeting whoi he enlisted in the army. U A number of farmers have re­ and are in good conditian. M Rowland Auciion Company Hughes will be assisted by several held in which a vote was taken ta back home Main. He' arrived Sun­ ported to the county agent ’s office Only clothing ta the beta condi ­ of Winchesta ’, Kentucky, has been Un»:-ttoarge McCullough, age experienced cannert in order tast the setoction of a board of direc­ 21, was killed in Baimehera in the day. August «. tKBD the aepara- that they ^re busy priming tobac ­ tion will be for sale, and aU per- authorized to aell three bouses and families may receive help with tors. The method of election was South Pacific July 22 while pilot ­ tion center at Fort SherkUn. m.. co. They report that they have SOBS interested are asked to come lots in Morehead at absolute their canning. The charge for slightly changed as some were ing a B-25. This was his fifteenth with an honorable discharge under caught up with most of their work in and look over the items. The rtion on Saturday. August 12. this famUy help is twenty-five elected for one. two. and three- mission. < • Wartlaa 10 of the Amy regula- and thattettom leaves have turned sale WiU lipcn at 8:00 am., Satur ­ The sale will start at 2:00 o ’clock an hour. The day by day year terms. This prevenU all go ­ His parenu. Mr. and Mrs. Boyd tloos. “Section 10.“ Holbrook yeltow m'they are breaking them day. August 12. at 338 Wilson Avenue and each market will be conthmed and the ing out at one time and leaving McCullough, received first word staled, “means at the cpnveniedce off and stringing them on a stick. bouse will be sold.on the premises wOl be toought to the chapter without a board mem­ oLhis death on August 4. and then of tfte anny.“ That la, (t ia the Priming, if done the right way. is B Gifte SfcMU according to number. bership familiar with the many the cannery for caning during the answer to the question often received a letter TueKiay of this aame kind of dischwge that the B« MaiM By Octo ber 15, The first of the three pieces of duties and services now demanded this period: appica. grapes, toma- asked '^vhat can be done tf- the week from Cton. Douglas MacAr- boys wlU get at the end of the toea, benns and com. Any tamlly property is known as the Tippett due to the war. thur informing them that thrir son war." He was in the Qnt outfit bottorn leaves are burning badly, The Postoffice Department sug ­ wishing to sign up lor any of these if the rest of the plant ia still im- gested this week; property on Wilson Avenue, owned At this meettag on August 11 released tinder Section 10 and ia by Mrs. Lena Craig. The tot is 50 foods for canning, call Mr. Hughes mature?" If. instemi of cutting at 1. Christmas shop now for the Board of Directors will elect among approximately 3,000 men feet on WOson Avenue, 79 feet on either at 34 or 121. this time, they would go tfarmigh a chairman for the coming year. m the country whd have been Tippett Avenue, and is 140 feet the field and pick off two to five Henry C. Haggan has served ta ridge Training School and it. be­ serving ertfh tte War Training 2. Wrap secure, address plain ­ deep. The house has nine rooms, bottom leaves per ^ant ttiay can ly, and mail between SeptoBtber this capacity for the past three' lieved to be file first graduate tram Service.^ Under this ruling, the two baths, and a large front and tacre a ee the yield per' acre 300 to IS and October IS. and one-half years. there to be killed la this war. Re men wen given a cfaoiee of iseeiv- EFcrettLHamm bock porch, ta addition to a cellar 400 pounds l^ priming. Fanners Poatmaatcr General Fraiik attended Kor^iead State Teochm ing honorable diacbargei or t*> under part of the houae. malniag in the regular amy. or. with less than three acres of to ­ Walker cautioned that no gifts tor College tor two yean prior to hia No. 2 is a ten-room duples aa in HoOmTa caoe. going to Secs “Abandoned” bacco will fmd that their time is military personnel overseas may FnllMmcnt into the Air Carpa on Bittqent. located at'32S-l»-Sqpi^ UghtVoteCast ‘ Be stated that M worth at least tMO per hour. April 13. 164Z While at M.STr get the gnatoat anher of leaves after October IS untass written Street The pro perty of Mrs. Han ­ be waa a member at the college nah EUtagton. each apartment has band and the BhM aiM CMd evdt- Fen Sheridan is one of five l^hPlort in the best poesBita eondltkm they request from the intended receiv- InRowanPrimary army poats In the United Stata taouM be pvtamd before they are five rooms and a hath, front porch eatra. While attending Bredrin- Which ia aerving as a aeparstlsa Mnwltakd GkBMr Mb badly burned. Cured or 'partly on each floor with private front Bradley Ifefegte HateUftton ridge Training School, he waa m mrtar. Holbrook eraa aaaigned ta cured leaves atta^ed to the grow ­ greater pains be token ta packag- 1 rear mtrance. The tot is about la JBdBM*Ki« honor student, a diarter raoaher Fort Sharldaa from Trua* Fiald. ing plant or lytag on the ground tag and addfmstac. by 190 feet wifii a double ga- of the Beta Chib, and mano^ of _s. Several pieces of the 1939-40 baakelban team. Madtaon. Wteonalii, where he imd darken rapWy and may be en­ In Rowan County ’s primary held «ai also be sold. The death of Lieut ICeCuI- just fa mg ilaiiil a B wocka coimw Seaman Finn Class Everett I. tire lota ta tfaiae to four days if Ust Saturday, Auguif 5. a small in ra«o mfchaniea Hamm, son of Mrs. Ida Ramm of the weetber is orarm and ratay: B The third and final piece vote was cast with Cply s total Imigh marks the first ttaae fiiat a Ofigtaamr. he was a member of Morebeed, recently retuned to the the bettcan leaves are ycUow pete- pmperty is a bouse and lot owned of 1.230 votes cast. /There were son of a World War I veteran in the Ovfltan Pilot Training pn>- Navy's Aimed Guard Center at tag may be dane anytime ta ^ Bill Bailey, located ac 121 Sun 866 Republican votes cast and 364 Rowan County has been reported gram mi received his primary Hew Orleans with a story about the day. It hawew. the h tt. The houae has six rooma, Democratic votes cast killed. His father ia DOW disiiinan imiidiig here at Morehead after a merchant ship, which he and a are partly curad Oto work most be urdayTlt^U. baOi, large sun porch, and hard ­ ■The County Judge's race of the local rattantag board, and his wilWwiiil ta Jnly. 1P<2. Dur- crew of seven others had aha^on- done when the bottan leaves at* want to ftaok alla my friends and floors. The tot is largq and the unexpired term left upon the on employee of General Befrac- iag the eaity days of ow pracw cd ter lota, tumad up at a North ■ac to prevent shattering, ___ who go loyally stood a garden is included. death of Dan Parker was dose torlea Co, of the mcB in CP.T. taok a£^s^ tay mooer fiiaa be ally ta the early momieg or on a with Luther Bradley €i#Ffe«iiny The young pilot -received his «Bd. ckwdy day. Pull the leaves fieen Curt Hutfhigacm by only 45 votes; ' nmmilnn at Chandler FleU. the plant, tatae them to the barn maliy and thank yen. The Democratic condidato tor this Arizona, on Jum 28. Ita. ai^ im- EdiankRoy mediateiy received bis min...... My nppra oit. Mr. Lotho- Brad- off^ Hq^Cox. woa ui J*y. wsm and hmataty and in the I oa a pilot of a P-S8. FoDowfiv this, -he was WiBNblk la the oSHwiSS •hOewtiw Wi Bad hta to ______OMptoee. Umeam ______The oSietal returns from tba at rwirf-in.-he meM hi. NO aftarHw had ahmidruil dm three or tanr taaes mm M tautoiiw you tota amn btata army tratatai a« riidii end tahm to a tita raft, he ttad at a place. After the stkks tog everyone that dMm ai» n epohUean race tor Unttod States Senator show that James Park OiDFch of God naU. Him. and *M « tomid her tied up to a dock are filled bouee them ta tae am handb liifiii on my pmt, 1 am, 4IZ; SunivMi. 72; Bart ­ , N. C, tor when he reached port. Of 19 to U alfaka to the tS *■» Your Friend, femkt FJ'.A. Mccti^ MinionaiT Sodety It aB happened las Mereea COMT HUTCHINSON lett. 57; and Rawkini. «. In the Sue Wallace of Eubank, Pulaski mee for representative in Congrem fa w* W. Virginia, (or Link ta- hen he. s« a part of a Navy gun Curing prtaed total ______Elects Officers crew, left an ceatem than ong the enUre plant The County, whs adjialgrri winner at Ttiomas Yatos ted with 463; fol- tor ate the Safe Future Fanners of Iwed by Roberta. 44; and Stallard, UMO Juuary ig. 1M4. when Be l to keep tae On Monday night. July 3l. fiw Aaerionl^ioi America public speaking eonteit whole pmgr am Mdod. HoUmok catgoof vital war auppllea. ’^ * leaves diy mata ta tae tkne. Mmv Missionary Society of the Qnir^ A ootm arose and it in- growers fallow th^-practiee ta pta- sponsored by the Courier-Journal On the Democratic ticket tor of Ctod brid its first meettag of camaed steadily ta velocity. The and the LauisviDe Times. United States Senator Alben W. flying ia preparation for aerviee aa ttag the primed sticks in the top OffosSsBpathy the year. New officers were an army flight inAructor, bat the »BBg seas whipped Hamm's ship of the bam when the leavm arc Ycxing Wallace was awarded Barkley received 2M; Apwl, 17; ed and committees appointed to I feU off so «»eren*»«ly- She strained under curtd they should be taken dosvn 890.00 cash prize and an all-ex- Hamilton. 7; Hargrove, l.^ooes, perform the various dutim of tb« her load and then a mund, like To Mc C oDod^ poise trip to Chicago, where later 2; O’Conner. 3; and Thobe. 2. heavily, tte C.P.T. .pro _ ___ j. then and fied loosely ta hands of 30 to wiety. The society ’s new presi- caliad to the• War TralniTraining Serviee, Mne huge rifle fired, raw out. 29 leaves placed on sticks the this month he will represent Ken­ For the Rowan County Judge's 98n. Lula Holbrook, gave a was t as other tobacco and buSced ta Letter Written To tucky in the Norfii-Central Regi ­ race at the November election. Lu­ report on the state missionary After War Training Service waa shipmates that the hoRow buUct. covered tact PfBNfe Of Sm onal finals of the national FPJl. ther Bradley will be oppored by meeting she had recently attended S breaking up. dWtaw ded. be was sent to Greeni weighted. DwiT hang fresh Killed In Aetfea public ^leaking contest. Henry Cox. Democrat. In the in Winchester. Kentucky. Mrs. Roy The order to Vencil boro, ir. C„ for another lix-weta ' tobacco under Other entries. cKh of virham was Senatorial race Alben W. Barkley Jce-presiOent of the of bnsic training. He wm Hum iteiy,"_ primed leavea. win be opposed by Republican society Mrs. Ruby Moore. ported, “and I was pk_ Bwariled 816A0 the newspapers, aaaigaed to Truax Field, and. at Mrs. Bard yieTallaack James Park, and in the Congres- aacreury and treasurer, the firm eight men tor » were James Merchant, Bagdad. Uura the eoapletian «g a r^io Brothers Arc Both The American Legion. C«^le SheQiy County; Charles Livings ­ tional race Republican Thomas S. lUerafi. We had plenty of ______ton. Hanson, Hopkins County: Pat Yates win be opposed by Joe B. in gtatlng the raft Uunched but Promoted Te Orponls EBtagton Post Bforehead. Ken­ He la now bock at Morehead vw- tucky. wishes to express its deep­ Trevathan. Murray. Calloway Bates. Democrat iocxunl^t who serve on the budget rnmmittre iting hia mother. Mrs. D. M. Hol ­ the eight-et os finally made it“ opposition in the primary. Grace Crosthwaite. Fyrl Black and The raging storm George H. Bowen and Claoda est end profound sympathy to the County; Ray Hatfield, Clarkson. brook; and friends and rrlativrr Grayson County; Leonard Page. Ruby Mou* were placed on the wpvased the raft from the groan- C. Bowen, brotho* serving in the fiorents of Lient vCserge McCul­ lough. Mr. and Mrs. Boyd McCul­ Alvaton. Warren County; Everett program committee. The music tag ship. Hamm an^ his mates Army, have both been promotod to Grocery StMws To lough. beeanm of the tragic death Parker, Sadieville. Scott County: committee is to consist of Mrs. Dee b^ed the v^ves for nearly an toe rank of corporal Gecege Bow- eg their son who died fighting at William Armstrong. Simon Ken- Opea Wedaesday Aftmooas Sims, Mra, Mate Ellington, and Iwxr befoie an escort vessel, as ­ eh is now serving wHh tlw medical the front ton. Kenton County; and Fred Susie Lewis. Mabel Alfrey, Inez signed to guard theconvoy, spatted corps In France and was in the invasion of Sicjly. Re is file hus­ H is the desire ofithu'body that Hogge, Mor^ead. Rowan County. The grocery stores in Mwehead i Kegley, Mrs. Roy Vencil, Mrs’. Hes- Ratmimg At tlm eight men and pulled than wiU be open on Wednesday after* 1 »*r Roberta, and Mrs. Lourraine aboard. band of Mrs. Mable Bowen of Mrs. Boyd McCuDoiSR-and Boyd Judges for the contest, held in Flaninoburg. know the sincere' sympathy which noons beginning Wednesday. Au-. Kegley are to make up the Finance But their traabie didn't aid with the College of Education auditori- we feel at this time. We ihere- “ ■ • ■ Committee Mildred Spencer. Net- A Glance that retcue. The eacort had alao The other brother. Clauda. b« on the University of Kentucky been ta the service aince Novem ­ (ore farther wish to- express our I tie Hudson. Letha Hall, and Mote taken a beating from the storm campus, were Lewis cnfton. di­ ber. 1»43. and is now toeling in the tofiowing words: ; Jones were placed on the refretoi- and wiriced waves lashed at her rector of university extension; Dr. John Rke. HaMeman. ' ment committee and Rosa Mc- wtffi-tBe 270th Engineers in Camp 1. We realize that words are C. C. Ross, of file Conege of Edu­ Blue stamps AS through Zg and ««ttouafly. finally wrecking her Reecives PromoCkm I ClaiTL Mary Lee Mauk, and Hester F5 ta War Ration Book 4 are now stoering gear. Bowie. Texas. He is the husband baiTOi and cold when it comes cation: and Dr. Fordyce Ely. head of Prentice Bowen of Haldeman. to soothing the feelings of one ; Roberts on the flower committee, good tor Ig points each indefinite­ -We drifted with toe atoim tor of the dairy department of the uni­ John W. Rice. who has hod an breparable tost. of Mr and , The society voted to hold the regA ly. hours.- Hamm related. versity ’s college of agricalture and ReV. Mark Crabtree To However, ta the absoiee of bet­ Mrs. John Rice of Haldeman. has i the last Monday ^ ipleted re- home economics. MaetaaWPato ter means we are doing the best been promoted Seaman First Class, j of each month. pairs and e were able to steer Coadnet Revivmi At fUldemgn Fred Ho^ representetf the Red stamps AS through ZS and we know how to dci; extend to He is with the amphibious force • — AS through CS ta Book 4 are good Rowan County Chapter and the In New Guinea and has been serv- Ml. Sterling Paper , A revival, sponsored by you our heartfelt sympathy at a Eastern Kentucky District in the for 10 potato meh tad^nitely. the ship’s captain put Into the ing overseas suice November. ' qeareat Atlantic port and it was Haldeman Young Peoples Society time when your burden seems public speaking conteat

THE MOREHEAp (KY.) INDEPENDENT There continues to be evideitce towards your responsibility to your more js lost in action .is our fight ­ plied for degrees which will be that many motor trucks and motor Commercial Motor Aen and to your country. ing men press forward in Europe conforred upon them in the August truck tires are being abused and The second class for Medical and and on Pacific beachheads. graduation of Morehead SUte prematurely worn out by some Surgical Technicians will begia While tanka, planes, and artil ­ Vehicle Operators truck operators even though the October 13. at Camp Atterbury, lery account for a large share of Teachers College. great majority of the operators are thejveight, more than 700,000 sep­ The ones who will receive de­ MOREHEAD FEDERATED Indiana. doing a very good Job in conserv ­ This Army School trains women arate items—some of them in the grees of A.B. Warned By ODT . ing their equipment, the ODT said. millions —are supplied to ewr men who have hod no prerious hoepiUl Horton Calhoun. Hltdilns, With the new streamlined pro ­ experience to work in Army Medi­ abroad. Many of them, even such Department Store cedure for allocating trucks by the cal Installations, to assist in the Urge items as bomber or tank re- Ky.; Beulah Burnette Crawlord, ODT district offices, each of which care and treatment of our men placemmt motoia, are wrapped in 002 Foust Awe., Maysville. Ky.; Of New 1 has a maintenance specialists on now being returned as battle cas ­ specially treated paper. Elizabeth Hanshaw Dixon. 2200- its staff, the ODT is considering ualties. It was because these vast sup­ 20th Ave, Ashland. Ky.; Ruth Operators of cominercial motor an inspection of the condition of In order to enter this class your plies were provided in such huge Ridiardson Holbrixtk. 2024 Win­ vehicles were warned by the Of- old trucks that are to be replaced quanUtia and in goal condition chester Ave., Ashland. Ky.; Elan flce of Defense Transportation this with new trucks in order to deter­ that our troops which landed Virginia Karrick. Salt Lick. Ky.; Be sore to see our Infant week that the manner in which mine if the past maintenance work your regular Women ’s Army Corps French beaches or behind German Thelma Klssidc. Sait Lick. Ky.; they operate and maintain their has been ample, the ODT ex­ basic training at Port Des Moines, lines were completely equimted Mary Lou Kotcamp, Greenup, vehicles in conformity with good plained. Operators must conserve Iowa, and be sent directly to the with the iiMjst modem weapons. Ky.; Aima-«unice Lewis, Wrigley. maintaiance practices may be a their present trucks, it was empha ­ Medical and Surgical Technicians Certainly this equipment wu Ky.: Thelma Charles Osborne, Mt Department Yonwiilbe factor in determining whether or sized, and operators who do not School at Camp Atterbury. largely responsible for the fact that Steriing. Ky.; GUdys V. Patterson. not they are entitled to new equip­ do so should not be granted li^ Come in NOW to your Army our losses in the first phases of the Harrodabnrg. Ky.; Mabel Rcce ment. I vehicles. Recruiting Office at 14* E. Main invasion were lower than had been Pickles. RusseU. Ky.; John Wesley pleased with the Quality, Many items can be usi-J as cri­ Street, Lexington, if you think you expected. Pinkerton. Jr.. VanLear, Ky.; ’ teria in judging the 'quality of can qualify for this urgent need of Puipwood played an important atrice Irene WiUiama. P: maintenance on an old vehicle, tlje wounded, soldiers. ' role in getting these supplies over ­ Ky. am] Vir|ima Bernice Young. 'ChurchCaW ODT pointed out. An opmtor who I seas in good condition. Yet most Morgan. Ky. Variety and Price. has \'ery poor results with tires I of the'paper and paperboard con ­ The degree of Bachelor of can be assumof to be a serious of ­ Puipwood Needed , Baptist ______sumed in packaging this equip­ Science will ,be conferred upon fender insofar as overloads and ' Urgently In Shipping ment cannot be returned or used John H; Rain. Pteasureville. Ky.. Rev. B. H. Kaiee, Pastor . speeds are concerned. Evidence of again. It must be replaced by and Joseph Edward McKinrtey. of COME IN TO SEE OUR^EW STORE ------! insufficient and irregular lubrica- Of Supplies To Fronts of puipwood Morehead. Ky. Emeline Hamilton, 9:45 a.m ...... Sunday School ition can be observed directly on as yet uncut > n farm woodlands. of Carlisle. Ky.. will receive a de- 10:45 a.m. Morning Worship ith* oW vehicle. The operator's Ordnance equipment and : I gree of Bachelor of Science in 7:15 P.m.. .Evening Worship | P“>-chases _or requests for new pliefar^-tieing si 1« I Home Economics. Josephine Robb, 7:15- p.m. (Wed.)• .. Mid- replace parts which have of 14 tons a minute day August Graduates j of McRobcrts. Ky.. will receive a Week Service been broken or obviously abused and night, the Army repoits. a ' ; Bachelor of Science degree in Ed- FEDERATED STORES may be another indication of poor | lot of the material is destroyed be­ Apply For Degrees maintenance and abusive opera ­ fore It reaches the battlefront; Church of God tion. Rev. William Moore. Pastor _____------9:45 a.m ...... Sutiday Scho« | WAC CallS UpOH 10:45 a.m....Morning Worshii ^ ® Women For Jobs As Technicians ABSOLUTE .Mounting Casualty Lists Christian | Increase Need For Rev. Charles E. Dietze, Pastor , Medical Altendanu . I . .! Women who are ihterestod in ...... Sunday School learning to be Medical and Surgi- 10:46 a.m..Morning Worship cal Technicians now have the op- 6:00 p. m...... Young - portunity• through the Women ’s People ’s Guild Army Corps. 7:30 p.mi W« Women, don't forget to notice the mounting casualty lUis. Those., I men need and deserve the best of > ; medical attention and the W.AC is Methodist : called upon to supply the tech­ Rev. C. L. . Pastor nicians to relieve the Army Doc- ! tors and Nurses for the more criti­ cal cases. 9:45 a-m ...... Sunday School|'' “ The advance of the Allied forces AUCTIONi 5.16 p.m....EvemBg yeapOTlfor more women in the Army of 6:15 p.m...Youth Feilowship ,the United States. On the con- , zz= O r =3=::...... =— —:------I trsuy. the necessity of building the ' Catholic ' gent than ever. As our•• forces fan Father John Oanz. PHest out over qccupiod territory and casualties mount, there is more and more work for women to both in the United States 'and foreign soil. Episcopal Most of you Rev. J. A. Cooper. Vicar i fighting your 3*NICE HOUSES AND LOTS ------fHe may be wounded 7:00 p.m.. .Evening Worshipjyou will want the best of care. 11 Here is your chance t IN MOREHEAD SATURDAY, ADGDST 12 4 IF IT RAINS WE WILL H.WE PLENXY !C£ 2:00 O’clock P. M. IF IT DON'T. WE WONT We are authorized by signed contracts to .sell the following property in Morehead.- NO. 1 is the property of Mrs. Lena Craig, know-n as the Tippett property located at 3.tS Wilspn Ave. This is ANY OF YOl' HAVE ANY- INFLUENCE. in one of the best residential sections of Morehead, the lot is 59 feet on Wilson Ave. and 75 feet on Tippett PLE.ASE L-iE IT Avenue, and is 140 feet deep. A large 9-room house, 2 baths, large front and back porch, a g^ cellar under part of house, a nice lawn, plenty of shade trees, flowers and shrubbery. Morehead Ice & Coal Company NO. 2 is a 10-room duplex apartment,- property of Mrs. Hannah Ellin^n, located at 32.3-25 Second Street This property has 5 rooms and bath, front porch on each floor with private front and rear entrance, hard ­ wood floors throughout full size concrete basement and furnace, large lot about 100 x 150 ft, has double garage. 'This is a real piece of property and located in the center of Mofehad. This property will make any ­ one a nice home, also a nice income or a good investment It is now rented to good tenants. ONLY THE NEW Will also sell some furniture consisting of gas stove, library table, day bed and innerspring mattress. NO. 3 is a house and lot located at 121 Sun Street belonging tp Bill Bailey. This is a new modem house, buflt 3 years, has 6 rooms, bath, large sun porch, hardihood floors.^ House is in perfect condition, has a large lot with good garden which goes with the property. Possession will be given at.once. If you want a nice modem home look this one over. Radionic Hearing Aid CASH PRIZES WILL BE GIVEN AWAY FREE ALL;DURING THE SALE free brings gou If you want property in Morehead look these over before the sale as they will be sold regardless of price and 1 The brrt that modem buudedge and engineming make poeeiiU in a on easy terms. hearing aid...yet phead at only 940. One model—one price—one guality. The sale will start at 33S Wilson Avenue and each house will be sold on the premises according to number. our beeL 2 Four-Poeition Tone Contni, Out­ side. instantly adjustabie by waarer tb- ri^t oombioatiMi of tones ...... — —.... K 3 vsiying surroundtnp. hearing c rirmriKt in ony range. No other au. - FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, SEE OR CALL W. J. SAMPLE , ' 3 Special Battery-Saoer CireuU. inouna low bottacy oonsomption i ... bstt/mies lost up to three •■ermy-:' riiiM as long. , Uebl..u«aaBasd.«ai> pocket ROWLAND AUCTION CO, ura- ugtouMkr dtdnw.—. le----t. yea r m 4 Zenith Guarantee —coven Cufl year, with unique sarvioe insiffaiice ; MlytDtbMSwheeiobsbi plan. S. E L L I N G A G E N T s ' WE INVITE VOO-COME IN FOR DEMONSTRAHON • WINCHESTER KENTUCKY C. E. BISHOP DRUG CO. MOREHEAD. KENTUCKY THE MOREHEAD (KY.) INDEPENDENT types combine^ compared to 321,- and ASC. Transfer to PadOc Kentucky Crop Lyon is4he student conductor for Sweet or Mrs. George. Chorus re­ LOST—an opportunity, if you 709400 pounds of all types pro ­ Overseas Air Service Command this oc^on,^ Report For July 1 duced last year, and a 10-year small portion of Kontucky's oat will be made within a few weeks hearsals are on Tuesday at 4:00, don ’t rush right out and btqr your average annual production of 290.- crop fi actually threshed. Rye for after arrival at Patterson Field, Those interested in participating family the new breakfast treat. JCentudcy-i < while band rdiearsals.dre on Wed­ 018.000 pounda 1933-42 inclusive. grain Is estimated at 495.000 bush­ Paifle Overseas Air Service Com ­ in Ibis program please see Miss nesday at 3:00 p. m. Post's Raisin Bran. - Delidoualy ' indicated production emter Types of which the producing eU compared to 284,000 bushels mand U the name of that com ­ than last year of wheat, barley. areas Ue either wholly or partly harvested last year; barley 2450.- mand and it does not imply that rn. total ^bacco. peacbea and wUhin Kentucky and which there­ 000 busbeU compared to 2,037.000 the enlistee wiU go overseas. How ­ pear*; and greater than the 1933- fore are of direct interest to Ken­ buaheU laat year; lish potatoes 2,- ever, the usual ’'quota for women 42 average producticn of wheat, tucky growers, are-estimated as 392.000 busheU compared to 4.- for overseas duty will be collected com. oata, barley, rye. hay. and follow, entire type areaa, re­ 994.000 In 1943; and sweet poU- fnan that area-as from aU other total tobacco, according gardless of SUte boundaries: bur- toes 1.520,000 busheU compared AAF statlMis. Each woman will July 1 crop report by the Louis- ley 411430.000 pounds from 409,- to 1428.000 buaheU In 1943. Tame have an equal opportunity. A great PHOTO’S vflle office of the U, S. Bureau of 900 acres this year compared to hay, including all varietiea. U overseas, the ASC will train worn- Agrtci- 3M.004.000 pounds from 391,400 timated at 1,880.000 tons c many ASC Wacs are now serving oBta. hay. Iriah potatoea, sweet po ­ acres last year; HopkinsvlUe- pared to 2.144,00«. tons cut last en on the Job for many assign ­ tatoes and apple* probably wiU be ClarksvUle-Springneld dark fired year; Tree frvit^prospects are ments and Army schooU are open Have Your Portrait Made ■ le« than 1943 produrtion. while 31.192.000 pounds from 35400 arthe short, with commercial ap ­ Wac enlistees for training in the totaU of Irish poutoes. sweet acres compared to 39,179.000 plet indicating a probable crop of — By - potatoea. apples. peadMs. paan pounds from 39,000 acres in 1943; only 185,000 busbeU compared to The U. S. Army Recruiting Of­ and grapes probably will alw be Paducah-iCayfleld dark fired 14.- last year ’s crop of 280,000 buaheU fice, 149 East Main Street, Lexing ­ leas than average. 912.000 pounda from 19,200 acres and pears 102400 busheU compar ­ ton. Kentucky, will be glad to fur­ Kentudey’s 194T acreage of to ­ compared to 10,775,000 pounds ed to 80,000 buRieU. Grapes are nish any further information. bacco, of all types combined, is from 17400 acres last year; Hen­ espectod-.to produce about 1400 timated at 397,400 acres, or about derson fired stemming 02,000 urns the same as last year. Peach- Moms, Troutman& Black 17 percent mare than the 331,000 pounds from 100 acres compared are somewhat better, with PsychiatristB acres cut in 1943. ?fheat in this to 90.000 pounds from 100 acres >ahly 599.000 bu4teU compar- Need Assistants TELEPHONE 28 FOR APPOINTMENT State apparently wiU produce last year: one-sucker 10,080.000 to 399.000 busheU from the about 1.019,000 bushels compared pounds fronv 20.900 acres compared very short 1943 crop. The Women's Army Corps is to SA02.000 bufteU in 1943 and a to 17.019.000 pounds from 19.700 now enlisting personnel who are XO-year average production 1933- acres las qualifi^ fOr assiffunent to medi­ • DAY 42 of 9,992,000 busheU. Com in 912,000 I I from 13400 acres PaciHc Overseas Kentucky has a July 1 prosp^t cal installations as assistants to 10.925.000 pounds Air Service Command psychiatrists. These women are for about 74,802.000 budtcU pro ­ from 11,500 acres last year. These : . . SERVICE . . . nedeed for the vitally important duction if average growing condi ­ preliminary tobacco and com A new Women's Army Corps task of assembling information tions prevail hereafter. forecasts are the finrt of 1944. and Post, located in Oakland, Callfor- concerning maladjufted soldiers. with 79450,000 buaheU produced the later monUiiy reports will be nia, the Pacific'o^a^ Air Ser­ Working undtf the dimrtion of the laat year and an average annual subject to revision either upward vice Command. U in the heart of psychiatrUu.-'they will facilitpate proauetkin 1B3-42 of 03408.000 or dokmward as the seaaon prog- 4 - 5x 7 Portraits . . the great San Francisco Bay area, the rehabilitaton of our fating t , $2100 buaheb. resKS. depending on favorable or and since there are no Wacs there men by obtaining data requiced Baaed on records of previous unfavorable weather and other for proper care and treatment _of 2 - 8x10 Portraits . . yields of tobacco In Kentucky, this condiUons after July 1. ... 2.00 have choice for each case. year's acreaeg. with average con ­ Oata in Kentucky ore estimated Jobs and first chance for promo ­ Worna having two years of full ditions until cured, would produce at 1,425,000 bushels compared to tions. time experimee in public or pri­ 1 -11x14 Portrait , , ... 2.00 about 331,809,000 pounda. of all 1.790.000 bushels in 1943, both The Air Service Command, the vate social work. 0 ra colUge de­ Army Air Forces' vital suk >U and gree. or two years of college with maintenance arm. U the important majors subjecU in psychology or link between our combat pilots sociology, or a one year course at and the factories at home turning an accredited school or social ad ­ out more and more planes which ministration are eligible for direct wiU reach the enemy. ThU Com ­ assignment after the completion of WE ALSO MAKE mand aUo U responsible for the basic training. training of all personnel re

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THE MOREHEAD INDEPENDENT where only Ave ship tons of sup­ (OmeUI Or(M of Bowan Coat7) SixMilonYa^ plies are now being shipped for school, held that work permits each soldier. Once overseas, every Published each Thursday momiag at Morehead, Kenluclcy were not required during vacation man requires one ship ton of sup­ periods. Are Now Overseas plies a month to maintein him Entered as second class mail matter Febniair 27, 1934, at the postoffice Oununit. however, declared the there. at Morehead. Kentucky, under Act of Congress of March 3, 1879. laws were intended to protect tt\e War. Nary Departments Although the Army has reached health of children as well as keep Release Report On Totals iU goal of 7.700.000 officers and WILLIAM J. SAMPLE S...... Editor and Publisher them in school. He denied that the men, it must acquire and train re- HARVEY S. TACKETT...... Associate Editor powers of school authorities to Nearly 6.000.000 United SUtes pUcemenU continually tb main ­ control actions of children outside Aghting men are now in overseas tain itself at that strength. From srascumoN rates : school sessions is an “unconstitu- battle theatres. War and Navy De­ the start of the war through May ticmal infringement upon the par ­ partment sUtistics disclosed this 31. the War Department revealed, One Year in Kentucky ...... ents’ rights," declaring: separations from the Army occa ­ Troop 73 of Morth the swimming and bathing activi ­ Six MMiths in Kentucky ...... "This position is not sound, sioned by deaths, discharges, and The Army revealed that more this week from Camp Offutt. near ties were discootinued oo Wadnm- One Year Out of SUte ...... since the SUte can certainly exer­ other causes toUled 1.234.000. than 4.000.000 of iU 7.000.000 offi ­ VetsaiUei on the Kentucky River. day. cise iU right to pfrtect the health This total included 66,000 All Subscriptions MUST be Paid in Advance cers and men—a force twice the The six boys of Troop 72 who Members of Troop 72 who stayed and welfare of Hs citizens, .es­ deaths, battle and nonbattle; 941.- A. E. F.’s strength in World War I camped at Offutt from July 16 at Camp .Offutt were Bill Rice. pecially its children, and can dele­ are overseas. Henry L. SOmson. 000 bownble discharges. 66,000 ADVERTISING RATES MADE KNOWN UPON APPUCATION through July 23 were; made an Johnny Everhart. Bebby Clay, gate to the school authorities the Secretary of War. has said the toUl mea. listed as war prisoners or missing, and "other separations ’ honor troop and received ^teeuU Robert Grey. Carl Fair, and Bill power to assist and aid in Jheir will pass S.000.000 by the end of Vaughan. adding up to 156,000. recognition for being the highest protectioa.'' thU year. troiv in advancement Plans are now underway for » Referring to sections of statutes Swelling the over-all Agure was * The camp was closed Sunday, Scout carnival to be held soon tor covering work permits for children thele Navy'sNaw ’. recent announcement♦ jdaced on Inactive stotus. those receiving discharges other than J.uly 23. as a result of the current the awarding of achievements under 16. the attorney general that 1.366.000 Navy. Marine Corpa made by the boys at Camp Offutt honorable, retired regular Army Polio epidemic in the state, and said: and Coast Guard personnel, out of toUl of 3.2S0.000. were afloat or personnel and miscellaneous dis­ The young Navy gunner U ndw 'Nowhere in this section U there charges. Everett L Hamm- on foreign duty as of June 1. In awaiting orders Which will place Imposed a limiUUon as to the him aboard another supply-laden period of time during which a per- addition, as of the same date, an ­ other 900,000 Navy men were in Geological S«Fvey (Continued from p-age 1) mertchantnuin bound for foreign mil is required: it is a general pro ­ transit or training for sea or over ­ To Be .Made la Rowan pier and dead ahead of us was our >ttle zones. pointed out that the profession has vision applicable at all times, to seas duty old ship, the Advances Made taken steps to assure competent both school and vacation periods." MaJ. Gen. C. P. Gross. Army «das tost." the Kentuckian | L'sIbr Nitrate service to the public by imposing be borne m mind." he Detailed geological field work In Surgery hief of transportation, disclosed will be earned on this summer in said. “We were later told that { Wheat ProhUble a voluntary requirement of from continued, “that the work permit parts of Bath. Moiifee. and Rowan after we had taken to the^ lour to olsht yein ol ' ~ . •** *.** i 0» iSn raft, the captain decided that the; How three Henderson county Developments m medicine and the school laws, but are also : counties by Dr. A. C McFarlan. inuning for surgeons after they in the 31 months from Pearl remaining men should stay aboard farmers harvested S6 worth surgery which have reduced the attain the degree of doctor of part of the child labor laws." head of the. department of geology Harbor through June 30. more than University of Kentuck; while an attempt ’ I made ' wheat for every dollar invested in death rate among wounded in U. S. medicine. ^ He cited work permit regula- ; gjil^.OOO ship ’tonstons^V of '^ppliw ; Tm^^^ a'" p.irt of a°«n'^runf-''reacha general port. They got there about m nitrate is told by Army and Navy hospitals to three tions requiring written statement • were being : shipped for their use versity plan for the members of day ahead of us." County Agent H. R. Jackson Hamm, who attended H.ildeman. i Yields were boasted an average of per cent were cited this week by New Restrictions ■ ing wot Or. Irvin Abell, chairman of the work IS waitmg for the child. | Cross' report showed that the each summer Kentucky. High School, was cm-1 12 busheU an acre by the appLica- I and a c board of regents of,the .\menean Placed On Hiring ccrurtcate signed by a phy- ; volume of Army transport in- in the state ployed by the Pullman Sundard | tion of UK) pounds of ammonium College of Surgeons, as a powerful McFarlan will spend from Car Co.. Hammond. Indiana, be- | nitrate to the acre in March. More Of ChUdren fore entering the service He en­ consolaiinn for anxious families of the nation's Aghting men who now pursue the work spectfied"! nZ y^r ’^kT^Eu^^anTh^i^ 1 maklni^'a"' ‘Se2.l^' listed in the Navy June 8. 1943. trate were used Henderam are serving on global battle fronts. Broad restrictions were The opinion was addres.sed to ■. alone has received more than 16.- study of the geology and mineral and Since then has been attached county last spring. L. C. WilUs. industrial relations | IKW.OOO ship tons of*-argo. which resources of the Salt Lick quad- to the Armed Guard. Addressing a nation-wide radio placed on the hiring of children U^-dressing tor wheat commissioner. who said recently I is more than twice the 8.900.000 j rangle, which embraces port ludlence. the distinguished Louis ­ under an interpretation of Ken­ ville surgeon said that the medical the attorney generals' revised i ship tons sent to the .V E F. in the ' of Bath, Menifee, and Rowan tucky ’s chUd work permit laws re­ profession la “justly proud" of it» opinion would be adopted as policy j last conflict. i counties. For the firstetwo weeks - Now Open • demonstrated ability to restore leased this week by Attorney Gen­ of the department. "So tremendous was the total his headquartersheadquai wiU be at Ow- health who ha\e suffered eral Eldon S. Dui.mit. volnme of supplies going ingsvlfle and he will then move theatres a year ago to mount the THE PICTURE SHOP wounds which World War I Reversing Hubert Meredith, (or- to Frenchburg for the reiwuiaJcr would have crippled them (or life. offensives now in progress." Gross of the period. OwMd mmIOfcraUd by ler attorney gmeral, on almost American Legion — said, “that it toUled seven and "Many a wounded man who DoriRg the course of his survey. would have been long invalidated every question. Dummit declar ed one-fourth ship tons of space for Dr. McFarlan wad give special at ­ PETE HALL and permanently disabled in 1919 all children less than 16 years old every solifier going overseas, and tention to the cornfferoui oil bear ­ is quickly and completely healed secure work permits before boy and as a young maq. sUgbtJy mute than one ship ton ing formations, as well as to the Artnib Pbi>lalri>< already in 1944." Or. Abell declared, due they can be hired at gainful occ S. With these feeble words ex­ old Ragland oil fieU which is now Copia Photognplis Connwrctal Pb»ioKrxpha patiMis during vacation periods Improved packaging and stow ­ being redrilled, and in which he to th'e great advances which have pressed we are requesting that been made in surgical practice and well as when school is in ing methods, ^dong with other de­ spent the winter of 1922 as a com ­ 24-HOlTR SERVICE our sentiments be spread on the velopments. have mitde it possible mercial geologist during the early the care and treatment of casual ­ In addition. Oummit set out: E.\ST MAIN ST. - - • OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE ties of war. The death rate in the 1. Children under 14 may not books of the American Legion, reduce the average to the point development of the field Arst world w.ir was eight per cent. be issued a permit at any time ex­ a copy sent to each of the news­ Owing to these vast xitnprove- cept at the direction of the issuing papers. and a copy be sent to ments in technique in recent years, officer, never during school hours. Mr. and Mrs McCullough. he. said. ■■91 nut of 100 of the 2. Children under 16 but over wounded reaching service hospitals ) must have completed a seventh (Sammittee now are returned to sound heolth." grade education before they may H. Hogan. Chairman Tracing the amazing develop ­ be issued a permit at any time. ' Jack West ment in surgical practice during 3. Children under 16 but over Jwk CecU the present century and the re- I are not eligible for a permit F. D, Wellman sultant^high degree of speoaliza- at any time unless they have com ­ B. O. Judd tion ajAwng_^surge»>ns. Dr. Abell pleted thg^eightb grade of school. W. H. Vaughan \ REVIVAL! — WILL BE HELD AT —

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AUG. 13 AUG 20 This Revival is being sponsored by the Haldeman Young , Peoples.Society. All workers are from local community BUD ABBO’TT . . Director and Conductor of WHAS midnight nm. is known and Brother Crabtree is deeply interested and carrying to listeners in every state, province, in Canada, the Caribbean area and on . slilfpe at sea as the man behind ttte mike when "Kentucky CaDs Ametica." a Soul burden for the youth. From his ardent audience Bud counts fan letters by the thousands while otber folks count sheep . . . and features reading fifty of them each night between Song Services will be in charge of Miss Evelyn Bowen, \ request recordings. As America wakened to the needs of war, night-shifters end up-late ex'* an«^ Special Singing and Music will be in charge of Miss dialed WHAS to catch hourly government newscasts. Proof of Bud’s popularity is the eating of it. Says he, "I Uve on the fan of the land." Between mouthfuls Dorothy Bowen. of cake, fudge, fried chicken, lemon meringue and orange cream pie, his col ­ leagues agree. Two taxi ^vers. bearing their nocturnal announcer expren need A Special Invitation is extended to the young as well as of black coffee to keep awake, rushed in with steaming beakers. A farm listena: in Pennsylvania sent fifty day-oU chicks when Bud "aired" his ambitton to the older people to attend each of these services. become a gentleman farmer. Female fans yearn to know Bud better f\ . many write him nightly, beg for photographs,.autographs, dates and personal mention on the air. It they canid se« their dre^ talking, they’d find he has deep brown eyes, hair and mustache Services Each Evening to match. He s young, unmarried and talks with a Southern accsnt'that came all the way from New Hampshire.

With 50^ iMtfls behiiul him. Bad and **Kmtttcky CatU America," deer same extent, and Thursday, August 17, at 10:00 A. M. with the war effort. securities thereof, including so- 2 for $9 CURTAINS. New CotUge Sets ..$2,98 Estimated increases in' some Irevenue bonds, should be 4— To settle the estate of the late T.H. Pergrem. 165- consumer good costs, assembled > *ubJect to the same taxes as sun.- acre Bath County farm and personal property. Locat ­ friHn W.P.B.. O.P.A. and trade lli'' securities of private indu:istry. ed 12 miles from ML Sterling. 12 miles from Owings- ' sources, run as follows: - feel- Non-Ration ville, on Preston and Walker ’s Crossing county road. that subsidies and special TERRY TOWELS. JumbtvStze... ,49f Farm is all level to slightly rolling, 75 acres in wood ­ cent, but with some estimates privileges for competmg govern ­ I ranging as tow as 19 and as high ment operations should be re­ LUNCH CLOTHS. Fancy Print . .$1.98 land with some nice young timber^ the remainder i>t ; as 40 per cent. moved. SPORT SHOES grass except 25 acres in cultivation. Has 6.6 acre to ­ Radio sets, up 15 to 25 per cent 3. That ail unnecessary regula ­ Men’s SPORT SHIRTS, long sleeve $2.49 For Women and Childn bacco base, is well watered by 4 springs. Also has 6- ! Washing machines and irbners, tions of and room bouse. 7-bent tobacco bairn, stock bam. and other dustry, agriculture, commerce and , up 25 to 35 per cent. OVERALLS. 8-oz. Sanforized ... $1.49 buildings. I ViVacuum cleaners, up about 25 the professions and not incon ­ $ij)8 to m per cent. sistent with the war effort, should Men’s WORK SHIRTS...... $1.19 Friday, Aagrust 18, at 10:00 A. M. Electric and gas refrigerators, be removed at the earliest prac ­ Styles — Assorted Colors up 25 to 39 per cent. ticable date. Livestock and farming for W. M. Gpois, 14 One major unpredictable factor 4. That the present Federal tax structure should be miles from Winchester. 3.<^.[■i miles souths of Indian is the production rale when re­ ied and all inequalities and dupli-] Fields on Ridge road. Livestock includes 5 good conversion starts. If production is cow.s, 3 work horses, 2 sows and pigs. Also good line permitted only at a tow level the removed. Our whole t^x cost pir article will soar. If some-' Program should be reviewed in of farm Cools and household goods. federrted stores thing like mas.s production is pos- low-^and more G» sible. costs will be lower. . 'a* rates!®. *-iil: Saturday, August 19, at 1:30 P. M. Price policymakers •‘believe r.'suli m higher FeTcral income G. .A. JOHNSON. Prop. if free, competitive enterpriie U || Hu.se and 12 acres of land at Stanton. Property is dustry is figuring its future i too high, but are wiUing to located in the heart of Stanton.' . shown. ! Some OJ>..A officials hold that Monday, August 21, at 1:30 P. M. present “artificially high" labor , costs wiU drop with the decline of ABSOLUTE Store bu^ng.i^ng. 5 hou.ses and 3 lots on Mam Street war contracts. in Morehead. Pro^;y will be sold for Herman Cooper. Wednesday, August 2.3, at 10:30 A. M. Kejntncky Tops Clark County farm of 120 acres, the estate of the late John Witt. Located 7 mile.s from Winchester, only War Loan Goal ' - mile off the old Ruckerville’Pike. This farm i.s all in gra.ss. but about 6 acres is ^By92MilIioii strong limestone and will grow good tobacco, has a lO-acre tobacco base. The farm is well fenced and well. .Slate .Also Beat.s Quota walen*d by good cistern, well, and 6 good springs. Tn Sale Of E-Bonds There is a 6-ri>om house with water in hou.se from ci.stern. Dekn lights, concrete front porch, .screened , Final fiugres for the Fifth War back porch. Also tobacco and stock barn with com- / Lo.in drive, wiych ertded July 3i. billed garagi* and other out-buildings. received this week from Federa! AUCTION Reserve Banks by S .■Mhert Phil­ lips, Kentucky War Finance Com ­ Thursday, August 24, at 10:00 A. M. mittee chairman, show that total Will sell livestock, farm equipment, and house ­ sales (or Kentucky were S210.- hold goadft^or R. L. Rose in Garrard Count>'. Located 124.016. or 1.78 per cent of the 7 miles west of Lancaster, 2 miles from Camp) Dick quota of $118,000,000 set by the Robin.son on Fi-sher’s Ford Pike. Livestock includes [Treasury Department. herd-of extra good purebred Angus cows, heifers, and Even more encouraging. Phil- CARER COUNTlf FARM J lips said, was the fact that the bulls. 3 Poland China sows. Full Bne of farming tools jsute topped Its quota in 'E~l)dh(&. and aome household goods. « ' the so-called “baby bonds" which range from S2S to $100 in maturity Friday, August 25, at 10:00 ,A. M. value and are purchased chiefly And Personal Property by individual investors. Will sell a #4-acre Clark County farm and per­ Phillips received the following telegram from Ted R. Gamble, sonal property for Theffert Ballard. Located 3’ j miles Aa ggenl for Willis Purnell, we are authorized by signed contract to sell bis farm and pei from Winchester on Muddy Creek Pike. Farm U strong natiimal director of the War Fi- cated on Highway 60.-9 miles from Morehead and 9 miles from Olive Hill on limestone land, grows extra good tobacco and has 5.4 ' nance Division: acre tobacco base. Is well watered by 2 never-failing "Delighted to see that prelimi­ springs. Has a new 55-acre tobacco barn and nice build- nary final report shows Kmtucky' ing site for house. We will also sell a lot dt purebred achieved sales reord of 101 per Southdown ewes and bucks, somegrade ewes, 5 good cent against its E bond quota. With 178 per cent of over-all Saturday, Aug. 12, 10:00 A. M. cows, pair of good 3-year-old mulS* and a complete lot quota, 'you have made outstand ­ ing record. Please extend my ap ­ preciation to all your co-workers. The farm conUins 43 acres of which about one-half is in woodland, with a lot of nice young and tie Tuesday, August 29, at 10:30 A.M. Ateiegrpm from Henry Mor- timber, and the other half of farm is in grass. This is good strong land.-has a good 6-room house with a well " .. Secretary A 417-acre Powell County Red Rivo- bottom farm. on the back porch, has about 20 young fruit treesHrtd a good garden. This farm has a highway frontage of Treasury, also expressed gratifica ­ about 600 feet. Is the estate of the late Tom Conlee. located only 1 tion at Kentucky's showing as part mile from Stanton on the old Clay City-Stanton road. of national totals which included $20,839,000,000 in purchases of all CASH PRIZES WELL BE GIVEN kinds. $6430.000.000 in sales to in­ AWAY ALL DURING THE SALE dividuals. and $3,036,000,000 in E ree FREE bond sales. F . We sell property throughout Central and Eastern PERSONAL PROPERTY consisting one extra good 5-year-oM Jersey and Guernsey cow. giving four Kentucky, having conducted more than 300 auctions Indnstry Group gallons of milk per day. will be fresh in February, good meat hog weighing 175 pounds. 20 hens and chickens. last year in this area. If you want to sell your proper- Opposes Government lot of small tools such as hoes, rakes, shovels, digj^rs. etc. ty, call or write Ray Rowland. Winchester. Ky.. or W. Ownerships FURNITURE consisting of an extra nice 3-piece living room suite, good as new; l-piece modern bed room J. Sample. Morehead. suite, kitchen cabinet, cook stove, 5-piecc breakfast set. lot of tables, 3 beds, springs and mattresses. 2 dress­ A firm stand against government ers. 2 cloth rugs. 3 linolenra rugs, porch swing, several , lot of dishes, stone jars and many other things-... ownership and operation of indus­ too numerous to mention. J try has been taken in a resolution The personal property will be sold for cash, easy terms will be given on the farm. Be sure U> look the adopted this week by the directors farm over before the sale, as it will be sold reg^Kss of price. and members of Associated Indus­ tries of Kentucky, reiyesenting the For further informatioa. sec the owner on the farm or W. J. Sample at Mot leaders in business and industry Rowland Auction throughout the state. WILLIS PURNELL, Owner ladustrtn wen step turttier 'in the calling for a program of taxation and of erations “tit the »m Xompany to the same extent" I dustry. SELLING AGENTS - - - WINCHESTER, KY. The action of the organization ROWLAND AUCTION COMPANY as taken because the subject of ; SELLING AGENTS WINCHESTER, KY. >vernment ownership in such an j . .■ c THE MOREHEAD (KY.) INDEPENDENT lillAMI

The United^upply Ck)mpany, owners of this exclusive ladies shop, are fa­ mous for fine furs. We present our collection . ^he greatest in our history. If you plan to buy a fur^at or fur jacket for Winter, here a r e wise, war-time investments in beauty, warmth, wear. Our label is your guarantee of choicest pelts, expert workmanship, advance styling . . . Buy yours on the pay as you go. (lay­ away! plan ... the smart, thrifty way to buy. - VwM mm.

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SOUTHERN BELLE THE MOREHEAD (KY.) INDEPENDENT Industry Groups encouraged. ot Sleep,” by Leland Stowe: “The Herbert Clark. 5. 'That me program set forthForgotten Ally." by Plmre According Co an announcemeoft Opposes Goverhihent herein is in accordance with the Paasen: “Modem Japan and'Shin- made by Mrs. Morrts. Ubmlsa^ ' Constitution of the United States to Nationalism." by-D. C. Holton, Ownerships these books are catalogMd and ore and in keying with the principles a revealing study of Japan's re­ ready for use. and Ideals which have made ths ligion of conquest; “Holy me greatest NatonN on eartb wim Mackinaw." by Stewart Holbrook; AUGUST SALE me maximum freedwns to its peo ­ “The Scrapbook of Katherine MACICIANS — Perform breakfast try ha* been taken in a resolution magic with new cereal combina ­ adopted this week by the directors ples. Mansfield." “Turning Point," and members of Associated Indus­ 6. That adoption by the public of book of modem poetry by John tion —Post's Raisin Bran. C^ , organization can make its gmt duction memods and demonstrate prise. Whe^Covernment goes servants of the state, contribution to winding the pace mlo business it geU theme cap^:'*capital : “ “*":»- them to amers as a part of me kme Ux mon« ernment of the people, by by remaining solvent and provid- Food Fights (or Freedom program, Ladies Non-rationed Sandhis. *3,^. *2.98 paid into me Treasury mostly by | . . pur- ng jobs for men and women in the and thereby contribute to the im­ to destroy free enter- armed services and those now en­ the owner* and empioJ-M ol free | 1 Lot Childrens and Misses Anklets, 29c to 39c .19 provement of'me dairy industry in Its aim IS to crush inde— gaged In war work, the resolution meir own community. ” lusiness you use your ;'spirit. To do this it continued. 1 Lot Mens Rationed Sport Oxfords Outstanding records of milk pro ­ savings as capital. If Go'vern- ! P*^ “ C^vernment in busmem ia •To adequately meet this obliga ­ duction and demonstrations, Mr. ment businew loses money. ^ilh its citizen. - *4.98 to *5.50 ...... *3.98 tion will require the fullest co-op- ^ , Whitehouse added, are rewarded d.os into the Treasury for Lre :*"*^ agamst the betw™, «ov,mm.nt ,uid ‘ j tax money. If your business | 1 Lot Mens Rationed Sport Oxfords, *2.98... $1.98 “““ (cw; loses money, you go broke. i socialism is whaf power- th. nr,.re,,.,™ and labor, ih. re- „ , „„ »,bolar- si... 'or.,1.1 • I fliemenU — many of thesti Bas Rectal PnTlleges radical European Ue* and Mens Slack Suits, *7.25 ...... *498 “mJT “ ■ I OUp. reepnrtlvely» a. hluhea obieetive, ran dnl, be obU.ned , PROMOTERS of Government j background — are trying to foist b, a« abboepb^ laeorable » Ore! par„e,n.„o, ,0^,1 «.» top rank- power systems (such as tbe on the American people. They 1 Lot Mens Tropical Weight Pants, *3.50 . . *2.98 A.)-say they can sell you say it is t^*t f ee,an,.ob „f buemer, operabon. ; „ebrber. In two clane., ten electricity ghcaper than you and ae invesbneniof riak eapiai. | , winners and be nati&n- children. (That's what me Nazis 1 Ut Mens Tan and Blue Work Pants, *2.50. *1.98 rise told their victims’) tree irom jovernmeni cbmpetiUon, „ e„a„p„„,. domination and excessive . it is . . Best for the “Uttte Man" 1 Lot Mens Tan Work Shirts, *1.89 ...... *1.49 cause a Government system en­ joys these special privileges — IF you oppose them with com- The six points of the resolution LibraHail RcpOrtS 1. It bas free use of tbe mails. ‘moo sense and the hard facts Mens Overalls, Duck Head and Flys...... *2.00 of history, they call you ugly 1. Associated Industries of Ken- i Boofcs Are 2. It borrows money at little or no interest. 3. It makes up loss ­ names. They say you want ha tucky is strongly opposed to me, Ready FcW Use es from taxes. 4. It buys all sup­ go on robbing your fellow citi- acquisition, ownership and opera ­ plies at big discounts. S. It gets zen» They say you hate pm-. “GOOD LINE OF BOYS PANT5 AND SHIRTS FOR SCHOOL” tion of industry, commerce, public Among me new boofcs which alt transportation at lower rates. -gress\and t a better... world. 10 PERCENT DISCOUNT ON ALL LADIES AND MEN’S utilities, agriculture and me pro ­ are being added to me Library ore: ' 6. It pays no federal taxes. 7. It ^eil. when you're fessions by any unit of govera- “Always Ready." me story of the, regulated by state or local what would be best for you and SHOES AN D OXFORDS j mcnt, namely. Federal, State coun- Coast Guards, by Kensil Bell; govern ments- your children, remember this — ' ty or cit.v. “America's Fighting Planes in Ac­ Boesting Tear Tsxm the traditional American way at 2. That all governmental ‘ tion."tion. ” by tle^ Kinert;- “Leaves IF a Government system (mc; life — with free enterprise iir municipal i^rations presently an Old American Diary." by everyone — has made mis nntiaB. *T, V. A., for example) is sell­ the strongest on earth. It has competing wim private businesses, izabelh Lindsay Lomac: “Come ing you electricity at slightly should be taxed in the same man- given "the little man" (meaning' 'F' Into Macedonia. ” by How- lower rates, it is helj ' boost fter and to teh same extent, and your federal taxi^' ‘’'"For “ every all ol us shirt-sl.shirt-sleeve America! Ume me Government lakessovcr sreater opportunity for hsppi- caUed revenue bonds, should be' I. growth, and freedom than The Bargain Store by the Tral," by J. Jamqs Baiton, free enterprise power business, subject to me same Uxes as simi­ has had at any other and "Bonin," by Robert'Standish. it wipes out a big taxpayer and lar securities of private IndusB?. and place in history. “A Girl-Gncm thif add* to ypur tax bUL - AKTHUR BLAIB. Maiusw There Is assuredly a growing feel- Fedder; “Burma Surgeon," by Remember that Government in All advertisttiient of bn lb., „b.Wlf. ..ri business is ■rviaiiiw .q«-i-ii«T¥i Kentucky Utilities Company privileges for coltipeting gowm- “They ShaU - ment operations should be re- I moved. 3. That all ulTOressary regula ­ tions of and interference wim in- : dusiry. agiieuliure. commerce and the professions and not incon- -jistent with me war effort, should ^ removed at the earliest prac- ^'ble date. 4. That me present Federal tax . structure should be carefully stud­ ied and all inequalities and dupli­ cations removed. Our whole tax i program should be reviewed in 1 : the light that 'lower and more • f®S|equitable tax rates can and will,

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Oto o^™, in Europ. mad tbm IVM s ftsl-Wer fHwt smL unlike Sinatra, his fans tall in ail age groups. Rated high on ij«*— charts by Hooper and Croesley. he has built up huge followings on soutboik Par^fic bnvn gnatly menued ndli- WOL.FFORD air. ribbing puhUc and sponaon alike. But pulpwood production » differ­ Insurance Agency tary raquirementa for nppliai uirl I Lexington stadon for seven yeers on what 1s known m •quipaient nude of pulpnood or ent from moet war industriet. It will continue on the —m* 'loale ORNBBAL IN8URA.NCB packed in paper or paperboard after tlw war. pushing on . . probably to California, did Mt have a sponsor, and that onlv niade of pulpwood. It has btceam wntten lecommendationi carried any weight when applying for a job oo Cut pulpwood today becauia it bd A-1 warmateriaL i^. Over eight hundred letters poured in . . representing every level of n both patriotic and pioatabln listoier audience. Ordinarily Grizzard says that the most ardent respoosn comes from children, religlous-minded folk and sport* tai^ Your county agent, fetaatar, or mill fse Wmfim M buyer wiU tell youahout the peak A Wg. red-haireduaired Irishman with merry blue eyes.„ Ted takes his stand in ttw bus terminal1 at tbe satnesame hour daily,daiiy.'approaehe* approaches trevel-rldden people Cram wartime pricee being 9aid for it HiHsman Cbvsk ot TW everywhere, engages them In conversation, and within ______Pulpwood cuttiiii bee been leeog. IV some item of intermt to listenen. Significant example Is tbe ini Now-i the tine to get into e buii- with e wow uduM eonvefsation failed to sparkle untU he aakeu ww.v 1 laeed by the War Manpower Com- neie which will continue to pey (■ms CrasBlng m U. 9. «) nimioii and the Selective Service cooked. “Ivooce baked a cat", she answered, “when good dhfidenda when peace letuma. KBT- EUA COLLINS, rastsr suwk. School In dem^ by ^tary. Lions. Klwanis. Exchange Club and Thq Aaerbam Legion. Ted ad libs his way through unrehearsed programs his au dience in a merry ch^ at once exdting and informaL ” a with Tod CriMomrd os ko ‘‘lay, 'em w IIQ^g VICTORY PULPWOOD COMMITTEE' . msZns” •/ bmoooo . , jmot for fmma ^ llwGnsBa CHA41LES E. DEITZE, Chairinan RADIO STATION In* ...... 7;30 PM. *♦*-.!*** Mrs. G. a Banks MahlonHall W.J.SampIe WHAS THE MOREHEAP (KY.) mpEP^DEOT I son, Nancy'Ferguson. Frances Me- McBrayer, PhylH, McBrayer. Phil- lip McBrayer. Hildreth McBrayer. Freddie Fraley. Carolyn Fraley. Mary Louise Johnson. Mary Jana Rainey. Shirley Dee Stewart. John- ny Lewis, J. N.... F"o»her. Mrs. W. W. Alderson of days' vUit with Mr. and Mrs. Lus- lanuiy. |antj jjrs. Charles Morris. Mr. and;®*** Uck- % ^ Hiss Slay Carter is in Cincinnati ter Blair. “' * ’ 1I Mrs. Goodwin.Goodw in. Lieut, and Mrs. this week on business

Mrs. Oll.e M. Lyon. Jr. spent «n. Harold Leroy, of Baltimore, i leave this week for ColSmbus, and Mrs fey Cassity M« nfr The wedding of Mia. Catherine ‘ rJahThU «.roTe se^-^cS ‘’ST' Carm.^e^Mr^ fey Wellman'^t'^.h^Jer"'::! M^a*^ I awaiting ms call to the serMce. home. ! Troutman. Mrs. James Clav Mr Felix Wellman of Morehead. hV Mrs. V. H. Wolfford spent Tues­ day in Mt. Sterling ------Mrs. G. B. Lane and daughter. Mr, Wa»«m Goiiett let, Wed- ' S' : Mr'^ a “d" iS;." Vfe^i Betty, left Monday for an extend-. nesday for Knoxville. Tennessee.! „ ! led«. Oh.“ waT To«' Mrs. Ruby Ruley and .Mrs. Hu* ^ v«,t with relative, in Amarillo. : wh^w..^ nehe ISis employed m,n defense Mrs. Gordon B, PennebakePennebaker and day. August 1. a, 7:30 p^ at bert Pennington were in Lexing ­ woritrafter visiting his fi^Uy here .dmighters. Judy and Martha Lee. ------o. riorence. ton last week on business. , I J“dy and Martha Lee. ' P«sbyur.im Church of Florence. tor several days. . left Wedaewlay for New York to A***""**- R*' *- W. Hollingsworth Mr. and Mrs. Everett Moore an-' spend the next^ two weeks with i officiated at the double ring cere- Mr. Earl Young, of Louisville, is daughter. Marjorie Dale, are visit­ M«^feuisSlebe and son, feo-Roo- Dr. Penncbaker~whoPennebaker-who ••u completing i monv viBting Mr. and Mrs. Robert ing Mrs. Moore's mother. Mrs. Les- 1. left Monday for their home in a summer workshop at Tea^-r. The bride wore a white alpaca ■Young, this yeek. Ue Wells, this week. spending the CoUege. Columbia University crepe suit with white acressoney week visiting Mrs. "wiiiiamWilliam F. ______and Mrs. Robert Ybung i Mrs. Margaret Thomas, of Tol- —------and a shoulder ct>r»agect.rsage ofof^red .re« EUiott. sister of Mrs. Stebe. -r.... Sunday in Lexington .visit- ' lesboro,------Kentucky,------» v»,iu.B is Visiting mrs Mrs.I i . L*wt- Mortie Raymond and his cameUias. Mia, Betty* Jane'^r- ing Mrs. C. M. AUen. MaymeM.,™. Wileyw,.„ and Miss Marv j Frank Wiley this week. Mrs. Alvin Caudill spent Thurs­ I .. . ®— ------; flay after visiung friend day in Ashland visiting .Mr. and ! Mrs. Jack Cabea Mrs. Cecil Greenup and Cincinnau for Mrs.'Jimmy Maggard. I Landreih and Miss Ella Florence , era! days ''— rule base at Cherri Point. N C ...... Mr T...... C, nouprHoppe was tnethe oestbest [ Alfrey spent Tuesday in Lexing- ' ' ' man. The other attendant* were Mrs. M.tri. C. Crosley andcLIIU »UM. Mr and Mrs. B. F Pen.x had Hoppe. Mis*. Marlia Jof^y. are spending this week Mt Krk Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Glov^ and AUdren. Lottie and Henry. Jr„ Harold Holbrtxik. student at the were shopping in Lexington Mon- ■Oniveraity ot Louisville, spent last vmk-end in Morehead. _ ^'*** “* Pelfrey. of Birmingham. Alabama.Alabama, (i ^ Hoppe,HoPPe. Miss MarliaMarti. Serv»:e Bultetln for her d.y, ,n».|. „ Mrs. Clara Robinson, of Louis ­ Mr. and Mrs. Manila Wilson, viiie,ville, spent several days this vweek -.IIS'. Mis« Leola CaudilL who is the Jr., returned laft week after a | with Mends and __i^atives______I- ioewMyoi inis week from Cincin- York a a position as health education di^ daughter of Mrs. Lyda Messer two-weeks' visit in Cincinnati. Morehead. nati where she has been employed. I parents. —------the y.W£jL of Lexing- She plans to leave soon for Wash- i will leave next week for p—.^. Caudill of Morehaed, has bwn week tor Pennsyl- '•:* ***' “^* P*«yppm, wentwem tolo the11 home ■ —— sttended Peabody Camp serving a, reermtion bostm at Mr. CecU Landreth, of Lenore Mrs. C. M. FUson, Mr. and Mrs. •eeniooi ^ «fof Mim Billy FitznairichFitzpatrick ______MM and CoUege agton durtenfe Service Chib No. 1 at Port Knox City. Tennessee, is visiting his Leon Roberu and four children, IMl and returned to her Sheffield, 5ince September. IM. Her ex- ^pMmocr. I*«Z. Her ex­ T.Wr.A. work that faa family this week. of Flemingsburg. visited Mrs, Ruby Alabama, where a lyceptiofilyception was CpI. and Mrs. Gdorge J^ perience and training prior to this Moore last week. Mrs. Joyce Wolfford and Mar ­ given ui honor of the neuly weds. Flowing this, she joined the- left last week after spending position at Fort Kaox give wb- Dr. Emma O. Bach cnlertained garet Shannon spent several ivm snv ■nenoen to Kentucky as s r ftord and Miss Shannon were en- “*®«mce th. birth In the fan of I M« she attended Miss Mary Lou Arnett returned ------Ertep is visiting his **««ined with a partv given hv « *»>« Good Perbody Temdwrs CoUege where Port Knox has bees swa- «iia week from Cincinnati where P»«pts.Mr. and Mrs. Clyde b- Mr. O. P. Carr; his two broth ­ she did work towards a master's Miss Enid Lay and 'mA J«!n **°^' ‘** ’ L*«*ngton. on IM « thu eu.v 1« a, ,«t a., had beat employed. ^ while on-a furlough from ers, Marvin and Revis, of Ezel. Brandon. M Sunday. July ». He weighed i degree. She left Peebody to accept years. Fort Riley. Kansas. He is an army Limit, and Mrs. Walter Carr and _ W ^ pounds and 7 ounces. UeuL and Mrs. Walter Carr plan Ifa. Guy Goodwin, of mC Ster- Mr and Mre. R. w. Cline, of LET HELM BH^ mCHKASB M l«oe the latter part of this week Vag. spent last week-end in Cm- eatenaiiwd with . Mr Ashmore, DL, to visit her pa- Mkses Noma Powas, Clara eMnati and Middletown, Ohu) Aaoer Sunday in honor of their ' VOUR iTOULTHT mVlTS ^ Bruce, and Mrs. Hildreth Mag- aw. Pfc. Edward ChDe. who is f»d left Tiwi^ tor a wSs Mrs. Innel Ebown and ana. Oa- h«e ea a twelve-day furlough Auito. on Thurodsy. July 27. at Mr. Howard Horton fnd Tommy TRAIL visit with Mrs. Lewis Hlggins in »W, plan to lemie the totter pan -Oftlctolly piUhrai brm Fort Dix. N. j. Pfe. nw ftowers returned this «e^ tram Erlanger, Kenb^y. ___ _ moftWssroektor* uns week ter — • where- ^ be sent oversea soon S^piS!?^ “ “*• Washington. Penna., wbere ^diey they wiU join Mr. Brown who has ■fter his return to camp. Thoa wow visiting. ctol worlds racHda - Goon- Mr. and Mrs. Warren s£afer bem working at his new position Mr. and Mrs. George McBray- and daughters. Barbara and Shir- wth R.CA. for several weeks. 'VwHsIrt' ------Cline and son. of Bdra. Clyde Bradley and son, My. are spending the week at a Mrs. Jama BaileySid sround. BEUrS RATCSKT, Charles Alien, of Ashland, tptot summer camp on Indian Lake in Pfc. O^ M. Lyon. Jr„ left LMtwn wax mu but week visiting Mrs. Pearl Cook- Ohio. Wednesday for Jsekaon. N. C. af- PADUCAH, KIWI'UUIE Alto waoxn aey. ters. Faye and Chloris. of Halde- Mrs. Walter Calvert and daugb- heajL fe w» aecorepaR^ u far BtoB. Mrs. Detana Jones and Mrs. H. C. Lewis and Miss Nan- M Lexington by bis wife ^ by ir. Barbara, and Mrs. Btason ^ughtor. Kaye, of Wayne. Mich.. nette Robinson relumed Sunday Jayne were the week-end guestr his mother. Mrs. O. M. Lyon, Sr. B. Lane. Administrator Mrs. Claude Franklin and daugh- "Hour Before from Miami. Fla., where they vis ­ of Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Crosley at Estate of Jennie Sacken ta Ru^ Claudette. Miss Eliza- Miss Lena McGuire and Mrs. (Plaintiff). ♦the Dawn" ited E^isign Mary Jom Puckett. their camp at Park Lake. 'LASSIFIEJJ ^ R««ter. «f Haldeman. and Fjmea McGuire, of Alabama, and Vs; NOTICE Mrs. Raymond HaU. of Morehead Mrs. W. H. Messer fell last week ^and Mrs. U C. McGuire and Gracie Honaker. et al Cpl. Robert Thompson, of Camp j «>d ADS nnd crushed her hip. She .. (Defendant). Muens man stnncn Sh,.to. Mto. la siiWiiuuia a lu- Km Rad BHdR Club flned at the home of her son, AUie auw rvsiomg in Louis ­ All creditors of the estate of C teen-day furlough with his wife r.nokS.ppe* ’ ville. are visiting Mr. and Mrs A Jennie Sackett deceased, are and son. Bobby. Cpl. Thompson WANT AD RATES: Tbu» nt. Aug. I7-U C. Reffett this week. (toroby notified to present thetr (Payabla tm A4wmoet n of Charla-la Thompson.- The East End Bridge Club i claims against same, properly Mrs. Gladys Robertson, of Mt —tost- Saturday ,urfor ,, p,cn,c supppj “Seven Dajrs Ashore ” picnic supper i proven, before LOST \dt . and Mrs. Marvel Blair left — wivt* me on oip before Sterling, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. W. Wade and daughter. at Joes Ptoce. northeast of Moro. Tb^y after spending the week Tuesday. August 15, 1944. Begin^ PAIR blue Palm Beach Trous ­ Mis. a . B. Bowne, and family head. FoUowing the supper, the “LATEST METRO WAR -NEWS" Judith CaroL returned Tuesday aing Friday, August lUh, i»44 1 ers. If found return to W. M. this week. — vjpiting his brother. Dr. E. D. from Randles. Mo., where they ton members and three guesu went Blair. They planned to stop in WiU sit daily until Tuettlay. Ai^- Powell. Morehead, Ky, spent the past two weeks with to the home of Mrs. Lester Hogge -A DAT IN DEATH VALLET' Lexington for a few days' visit «« 15. 1*44. to receive and reS- The condition of Mrs. Ora Mrs. Wade's parents. tor several Ubies of bridge With her parents before they re­ tor such claims and proof. FOR SALS *Wce, who has* been seriously in turned to their home in LouisviUe ARTHUR HOGGE. GOOD AS NEW HEATROLA. fiat- Aug. If for the past several days, is unim- Ghritttoa Ctuaada Bible Cpl. Alex Brame, who is sta ­ later in the week. ' Matter C See Mm. Irmel Brown. ’Idf Main proved. - Winner,: V*ta Crtwthwaite aJd ns IS also a sister of Mr. Hibbard. Ine KegJey who tied for first ALLM^ONS "wSxOME!' Ptoce were awarded zipper Bibla What Would Dr. and Mrs. T. M. Smith, of Chater Stanley and Fyrl Black New York, atrived Wednesday tor toveral days' visit with her sitter. * “=* Pnze.1 Rowan Oranty of Golden Rule Testaments. Mrs. C. O. Peratt. On Sundav. BELIKE Mrs. Peratt is expecting another ------wtr for Mru sister. Mrs. O, R.- GaKin. and her CUfferd Adao. MILLS Loans ... Red Tape Left Out husband from Carlisle tor a few WITHOUT A BANK? ctoys' Visit. The reunion of the THEATRE Mrs. Gifford Adams wm hon- three sisters will be the first since The quickest loan service is local service. ored tost Tuesday afternoon, Aug- FHONl 143 MOREHEAD. ST. The entire transaction may be handled right u« L with a shower given at the What would we do with our surplus money, gu home of Mrs. Irmel Brown. Fif- Sun.. Mon.. A Toe.. Aug. 13-14-15 anteeduiiwreu byoy our government and the bank? HHow bera at home.- There i» ho« a lot of paper . Jimmy Maggard. former student guests were present at Um wniile) tvA hanrllA /.Waj ,!,...... ___- a ...- • f Morehead State Tachers Col- wouW we handle checks on out of town banks? work and no delay. We know requirements shower. The gifts were arranged ! tege. visited friends and relctiv« “Song of -Open Road ” What would we do if we needed money for invest­ in. a basket decorated in pink and in this section. We have a friendly personal ; here for a short while last week. Edgar Berren—■‘CbarUe ” Baita ments and had noMM*J banksWCBJIIAO tolAi goIJW to?Wi , white ribbons and refreshmenU of interest in everyone it is our privilege to He has been serving a a field GfanvUle ice cream and cake carried out the I director with the American Red OUR ECONOMIC SYSTEM IS BUILT AROUND ome color scheme. “Viva Mexico ” Cross in luly and just returned AND UPON THE ANSWERS TO THESE QUES­ and Mrs. Adams plan to July 6 after spending 22 months Many use our economical loan .service. Those leave this week tor KenttoiHand. In­ TIONS . . . Our Local Banks. oversea. diana. where he will teach “WHY or WAR TIMB TAXES?** who meet every obligation have a credit here YOU WILL FIND THE ANSWERS TO THE ^ high ^ool there. which is invaluable to them. Elstablish your ^Irs. Dan Brames honored her Wed„ Tbura.. Ang. lg-17 ABOVE QUESTIONS IN THE SERVICE OP credit at this friendly local*T>ank. Confer *uter. Miss Ctoudia Payne. Mon- Janice Mooe THIS BANK. with us on loans of all types. We are tnaH*» ^y evenmg with a deoert-bridge Cetebnta Sfadfc Bbthday “Take It Big ” Cuots at the party were Mr. and Let us help you with your finaocidl probleme. We JMk Hatoy-Harrtet BUM ing many loans now, and, in any case, we Mfi W. H. Rice. Mr. and Mrg fully a ppreciate our friends and their patronager Janice Moore, daughter of Rev. M. E. George. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. can likely be helpful. and Mrs. B. W. Moore, celebrated IRRICA“ Lane. Mr and Mr^ Letter Hogge' her sixth birthday Tuesday after- Dr. and Mrs. C. C. BCayhall. BUT WAR BONDg HERR noon. August 1. with a group of Mia Payne, who hu been' vieiu BUT WAR BONDS HERE twenty anmU friends who enjoyed FrL, Set, Aug. It-lP ing in Morehead for the part two a party at her home. Two oBtors waeks, returned to her borne in of the group, Johnny Lewis, age ‘Trie of Freedom ” Louisville Wedneeday. 4, and Brenda Lee Boberts. age 2, THE aXIZENS BANK PEOPLES W OF MOREHEAD “MojaveBirebrand ” UOREHEAD, KENTUC^ were atoo celebrati ng their biith- HOBEHEAD, KY. Mr. J. G. Biwir _ honored daya. Fruit —ind, cake g«d Saturday night at -wAAAAuxj oicm at a picnic givenDven gnpetto were aerved u refresh- -WNGBLAW" by his wife and Bln. Roy C. Cau ­ ntonto. Thoa present were Bren- “mAvxxin HAmov dill at the Caudaiunui namehome on naysBays da La Hetch Roberta of Fleming toft Monday tor to- County, Joyce Hall, Mary Forgu-

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