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• IIBER FIFTY. FULToN. K1., FRIDAV, JANUARV 3, 1941. V01111141E - Liberty Church Will Trisscl Waives by Mat Ham Meetings''41 RATES ANNOUNCED COURT CONVENES Local Bearing OUR DEMOCRACY Liberty Baptist Church, of IN CROP PROGRAM 1T ...at, 19, of Ohio, charged whale Rev. L. M. Bratcher Jr., i$ HERE JANUARY belonging to with st,•,ihng a car pastor, will hold u series of meet- Conservation payment rates sub- Avenue, John Adkins, Cleveland ings beginning Sunday, January istatitially the same as in 1940 and The January ti in of the Fulton Gripe.•,e and breaking into Pickle's 5, and continuing throughout the a total acreage goal for all soil- Court will mien dt county Circuit anti Coleman's Service Station week. The meetings are being as the 20, depleting crops the same Hirk/Mil on Monday. January night, waived prelimmarv of the church day WITH THE MUSKET held in celebration 1940 acreage goal were announc- Tut a tviii weeks Si•Ssion. Thu ie.,' - AiliMIS BEGINNING hearing before Judge Lon having full-time work now for the ed Deceniber 10 for the 1941 Agri- end Weeis ed court WIII Coll Vent. in held for the BEHIND THE DOOR OF THE Monday and will lee first time ite its history. All mem- cultural Conservation Program by FUllon Oil January 27. Judge L. Unable to CABIN IN THE WILDERNESS, January term of court. bers are urged to be present Sun- the Agricultural Adjustment Ad- L Hindman will preside, and a taken to VOLUNTEER FIRE will make $500 bond he was AND THE day morning when a picture ministration. docke t is expected. Fed stay bidet the county jail in Hickman. DEPARTMENT IN THE NEW, be taken of the church and con- are lists of grand jury and The principal change in pay- lowing Trissel was arrested in Elizabeth- GROWING TOWN,- gregation. jury: tee Ful- ments, as part of a continuing pol- pttit town Sunday and brought HAS BEEN Subjects of the sermons through PREPAREDNESS more emphasis on Grand Jury ton. Iles is also wanted for ?weak- the week will tee as follows: Sun- icy of placing L. Roy ster, NATURAL TO AMERICANS - makes available Frank Crouch. S. Mg jail in Picard, Ark. day morning "Marching On," Sun- soil conservation, Thoneas, Garther V. ONCE THEY KNEW share of the funds for John PYle, Ray day night "A Missionary Chal- a greater Wright, Lexie Rice. NEEDED IT out approved soil-build- Jones, Chas. N. Drives For THEY lenge," Monday night "God's Eter- carrying Cruce, Don- Committee lien Barnett, Johnny Contstitution nal Word," Tuesday "Training for ing practices. Perry, C. A. Lattus. W. II. Mad- Upholding "A Praying --- Services," Wednesday A reduction in the acreage goats dox. Shelby Wagoner, E. W. "Challenge of The opening of the nation-wide Thursday for dark tobaccos and a small up- Adams, C. J. Muzzall, W. W. Evan- a constitutional Visitation," Friday "Personal in the acreage Elsie. Lee Cook, campaign for ward adjustment Ams, Gus Barham. gelism," Sunday, Jan. 5, "Why Go we...! a- Bradley, amendment to limit the tenure of goal for burley tobaccos Sam H. Williams. Paul Sunday night "Christ office for any President of the n, Church?" mong the changes in goals leer in- Ernest Trams fl. F. Blanks, Her- United States was announced to- the King." dividual crops, but the total acre- man Harrison day by the National Committee ti age goal for all soil-depletitog Petit Jury Uphold Consitutional Government South Fulton Keats crops in 1941 is 270.000.000 to 295,- the goal C. C. CcCollum. Leonard Dotson, through its chairman, Samuel It lord ,Vctienzie Here Tuesday 000.000 acres, the same as HEALTH 1YORKERS - for 1940. Hubert Wilkins, Willie McClana- Pettengill. COAST GtoARDS -FOREST RANGERS-PUBLIC ----- established H. L. Provow, former Demo- • POLICE - Fulton boys' basket- han, Percy King. Mr. Pettengill, FIRE INSURANCE -LIFE INSURANCE -THE The South Adjustments in rates of payment J. A. Butler, Ray from Indiana, BE, sNoTHSTAND won over McKenzie in Hannibal Seat. cratic Representative ARE READY TO AVERT, OR IF NEED ball teams for compliance with special acre- An. be THESE WE Tuesday night. Adams, J. E. Melton, L. B. predicted the amendment would WITH two games here been made EVIL DAYS, AS WE NOW PREPARE 39 age allotments have thews, 1'. B. Nevis% Clem Atwell, sponsored in the next Congress by The Red Devils first team won PLANES AND HOW/TIERS. because of changes in acreage for C. I. Shaw, V. A. both Democra.ic and Re- TANK.5 AND and the second team de- W A. lohnstein, leaders in to 13, the various crops, because a larg- flat per. CI,nt E. He srdd it would the MeKetizie seconds 35 to Jent s, dames publican parties. feated er part of available. funds are be- Fields, J. 0. Childers, President ineligible feed Rfillic Pled make any 17. Lineup: ing allocated for conservation Jae Adams, Warden after serving two terms I Varsity Game Loyd A. Call, re-election practice's, because of increased par- Chas. Claser, Piee McKenzie Gray, Orville. Smith. or a stipulated period. S. Fulton in the program, and in Ronald a 3 ticipation J. P DeMyer. B F. Black, "Many whip did not oppose Yates..Sullivan of increased Pratt some cases because Elliott, Chas. lierring, Jim Mar- third term this fall because of the flarwood 12 F Akers 7 average yields. shall Alexander. war 'emergency are. ready to back House It) C 1 such an amendment now," Mr. Pet- McKinney 14 G Atkinson Rates at conservation payments Madden tengill said. Woodruff 2 . G W. to be made in 1941 to Kentucky Fulton, Mc- plant within their Haws-11' curer Hospital "This third term issue is for us Substitutions-South Farmers who 1; McKen- are as fol- iv. N( AV If wee fail tee sool‘' Connell, Sanders, Dyer special crop allotments has been dismiss- 2. V. E Jackson :•,1 in the fulci • zie, iie." ie. flra-'.• Rat lows: Corn (in the 12 cemmercial Game of the state,. 9 cents If we allow ii.. to indefim- Preliminary corn counties Miss Alice Lunsford of Hick- Pos. McKenzie 1.37 cents a pound, tenure in the I a ciodency to go In S. Fulton a bushel; cotton. mists remains about the same. Headden 2 farms with commercial default now, it will be more diffi- Brundige 2 . F wheat (on Mrs. Georges Winter Sr., has F .. Ferguson 6 8 cents a bushel. pots- cult to put up the bars in the mid- Tax Blanks Rev. Woodburn Brooks 10 . allotments) been dismissed. Income Fridan C Taylot 2 farms with commercial dle (Pt another so-called emergency Mailt2 Arrired Here IZOSS 5 tons (on Mrs, Ray Tucker and baby have 'To Be Brooks 1 2.3 cents a bushel; or the future." Wall 6 G allotments) doSfie Lssed. - pastor Ramsey ti tobacco. 0.8 cents a pound; uf.s.en Mr. Pettengill announced that Depart- Rev. William Woodburn, Finch 10 . G burley Beaver has been dis- On January 15 the State Con- 1.5 cents a Mrs, Dora will also fight for the First Christian church, and Substitutiens-So. Fulton, fire-cured tobacco. the Committee of Revenue will mail ap- of isrgan- ment and daughter arrived in Brewelese Jones. Greer, Dal- pound; dark air-cured tobacco, 1 a Congresee and keep 05,0001 income tax Ins wife ner, 2.4.;tel r Moore was dismissed last proximately Morgan- McKenzie. Buckley. and vegetables (On 17.0 i io 11 eilveliVe. scat ion• ides Fulton last Friday from ton 2, Bowen. cents a pound; forms to corportions, recovering' commercial allotineentss, Wednesday. .o•ly for instant mobiliza- in field. Rev. Woodburn is farms with been dis- partnershirs and fiduciaries are Christine Babb has when :env a serious illness and only $1.30 an :sere. 'these rates tion e of public opinion While April 15 is the front :nr5sed. Kentucky. last Sunday. 1. C. NEWS on the normal yield of the critical issue endangers constitu- Department made a short talk • leased Wolfe has been ad- deadline for filing. the Miss Nelle However. lee plans to preach to 1941 acreage allotments. tional government. start receiving returns short- vice president and payrnert trotted for treatment. work day will congregation next Sunday. F. R. Slays. The 1940 conservation "Our Committee will of the year. the was in Reeder Miller, son of Mr. and ly after the first general manager. Chicago, rates for these commodities were: in. day out to arouse citizens every- tax yield was W. Miller, was treated for The states income Thursday night. 9 cents a bushel: cotton 1.44 Mrs. W. the impeertance of a strong $3.809.000 Fulton Corn where to $4,900,000 in 1940. BOY ENTERS Jr., transportation 8.1 cents a a broken leg. ones remain- about LOCAL J. L. Beven, cents a pound. Wheat Congress. This is our S4.400,000 in 1938. GLOVE TOURNEY Fultoa Mrs. Claudie Bell and daughter in 1939, end GOLDEN inspector. Chicago). was in bushel: potatoes, 2.7 cents a bushel; ing bulwark of ctinstitutional gov- receipts reflect incomes have been dismissed. Each year's Thursday. burley tobacco. 0.9 cents a pound; ernment." he declared. year. amateur was Lowe. son of Mr. and Mrs. of the preceding lire!M. Luther, local VV. II. Purcell. supervisor, fire cured and dark air-cured to. of Cayce. has been 1.1S a Congress like the net will take part in his second Thursday. 08 ccqtts a hygind: and vege- • A. J. Lowe "Gilt e All single persons leaving a ger, in Jackson Isacca 1 a tonsil operation. of Webster. Clay and gross Glove tournament in Jack- Dawson. trainmaster. cvi an acre. dsimissed after Congress income of $1,000 ter more er a Goklen K. E. taleles. $1.35 Overing of Hickman and we will again stand mar- Tenn.. ten January 23. Luther, Wednesday. acreage goals for those Mrs. R. G. Calhoun. income of $1.500 or more, and son. in Memphis Notional after treatment. fearless eel the future" lost only one out of eight Damian°, fuel engineer. ieee idoich t,llotrnents are es- has been dumissed upright and ried persons living with husband wliee has Chris crims has been dismissed has also ernharlie I Won the amateur Canton, Miss.. Wednesday in Kentucky are as fol- F. J. Scott The Committee or Wife having a net income of loocal matches. 'WaS in tablished treatment. oen a long-range educational pro- income championship of Ful- lows: after $2.500 or more or a gross lightweiglA night has been dis- constitutional princi- counties in 1939. D. Beightol. traveling engi- 1941 National goal Mrs. Pat Smith gram tee teach of $3.000 or more are required to ton and Obion E. E. Wheat-The treatment. and all groups. its is Luthers manager Paducah, was here Thurs. tee 65,000.000 acres, mese(' after ples to youth tile a return. It is observed that C. Ilenderson neer, is 60.000.000 has been admitted revealed. year that the youth will be in as the goal in 1940. com- A. E Luten chairman few the second consecutive and states day. the. same improving. the battle. 191,1 planted acre- for treatment and is employes will ha rquired to good shape for pared with the after "Such educational work is a federal Calvin Allen is improving income tax return. HOSPITAL age of 64.388.000. mart of the Committee's basic pro- file a Kentucky •FI'LTON goal is treatment. GAME ------Corn-The 1941 National he said. "But the Commit- ATTEND SUGAR BOWL M. C. Wix, receiving treat- gram." Knighton and son 28,000.000 to 91).000.000 acres, the Mrs. prepared to act in Mrs. Glenn tee must be the goal in 1940, compared ment, is improving. pro- who attended the are doing fine. same as emergencies. If a dangerous Among those acreage of 25.- Donald Markley is improving DEATHS Tennessee. Rosie Jackson of Water with a 1940 planted gram is offered in Washington. We football game between Miss treatment. an appendix 116.000. after the country with it. Boston College played at the Valley underwent must go tee REBMON and The 1941 National goal with MRS. JOAN Orleans were: pperation Saturday. Cotton-- iust as we did so successfully Friday, Sugar Bowl in New 29.000.000 acres, the Mrs. Je,an Redmon rs,•1 Hogan. Morgan Wallace has been is 27.1,00.001) to FELTON 4-H Court-packing bill and the' Mr. and Mrs. James R. Mrs. soura the 27, at 11,.r home in same as the goal in 1940, compared CLUB MEETS re-organization December Mrs. R. A. Milford, Buck admitted for treatment. dictatorial first were held Mr. and treat- 1940 planted acreage of 25.- two Crutchfield. Services Mama, Malcolm Leslie Nugent is receiving wit ha ----- bill. The outcome eel those eleven Bushart, need Saturday morning at 077.000. South Fulton 4-11 club met shows that there is no Smith, W. H. Cravens, Johnny ment for flu. The fights the Liberty Baptist Hickman, a Potatoes-The 1941 Natioenal vat home of Wil- than an effec- a'clock at Rogers and R. A. Henry Amberg of Friday night at the stronger Mandade' Rev. L. 0. Lancaster, Buren to 3.300.000 acres, the for alurch, conducted by for treatment. is improv- is 3,100.00 ma Owens and elected officers lively organized public opinion." Fowlkes. patient 1940. corn- Hartman. Burial was in the church same as the goal in The coming year. • • • Hornbeak planted acreage cemetery in charge of Jones is improving. Dared wild a 1940 New officers are: President, T. R. The Committee is now prepar- Funeral Home. FR V SHOE STORE OFFERS of Moscow is re- of 3,122,000. Owens; vice-president, Hen- Russell Mordis 'Billie locally more copies ATTRACTIVE VALUES Burley tobacco-The 1941 Na- secretary-treasurer. ing to distribute ceiving treatment. ry Finch; V. hide CHAPPEI.I. Val- goal is 370.000 to 390.0d0 Aud- of the book "Smoke Screen" JAKE Mrs. Dalton Yates of Water tional Louise Brewington: reporter. A offering with a 1940 goal recent trends in govern- Jake Chappell. brother of The Fry Shoe Store is i, has been admitted acres, compared Heflin. analyzes ley, Route a rey National Socialism. of Fulton died \undue-- shoe values in a of 360,000 to 370.0110 aad with played and refresh- ment toward Chappell some attractive for treatment. Games were thi.; The body was continued after acreage of 330.800. meet- More than 500.000 copies of ley, December 25. sale that has been 0. Shankle is improving. 1940 planted ments were served. The next serv- the W. tobac, Tb.e have already been distributed tie Odin. Ill.. for funeral holidays in order to reduce Sanger of Hickman Dark air-cured •be at the home of Henry book sent the Mrs. Robert ing will the code. William Scott, man- National goal is 32.1),.1 tee 3').- all over the country. and ices and burial. present stock. was dismissed Tuesday. 194! and George Finch. prices on compared with a 1940 -atioteal campaign here will he pact tiger. announces. Reduced Moulton Gambill and dau- 1)01) acres. - - - -- in Mrs. 45.000. ef a national drive to distribute MRS. W. R. GLASS popular footwear are featured dismissed Monday. planted acreage of BUILDING & LOAN MAKES ghter were - Tha -million within six Mattie Glass. 71, died at on another page Dark fire-eured tobacco ANNUAL STATEMENT -mother half Mrs. an advertisement - - Martin Monday night National goal is 1'11.000 to 90.- months. leer home in of this issue. FULTON SCHOOLS 1941 had been in ill compared with a 194) Loan cut 1,) o'clock. She WILL OPEN MONDAY 000 acres, The Fultein Building & and professional leaders de- 116.2e) Farm health for several years but planted acreage of has announced its 27th "Smoke Screen" as ':RAINS PASS - Amoriation endorsed pneumonia Sunday night. SOLDIER schools, which Commercial vegetables-The 1941 on another pages in veloped FULTON The Fulton city annual statement oine cf the neoist effective tools held Wed- THROUGH week, goal is equivalent to that of Funeral services were scheduled to begin this National of THE NEWS. The number the public to the need v 're 1937. -due:ding nesday morning at the residence until Monday, due established in 1936 and in this company has constitutional special trains. carrying will not open stockholder.s for a return to W. C. Waters. Burial was Six epidemic iv The general crop National acre- growth aied the by Rev. Fulton to the spreading flu shown a steady Martin, ir soldiers, passed through selneol goal for 1941 is 140,000.000 I def- 1n East Side cemetery, city. The South Fulton age amount of stock sold has been Wednesday morning. enroute from the with a charge of W. W. Jones & Sons. Monday, though there 150,000,000 acres, compared. initely upward in support of mucei points in Ohio to Camp Shelley, reopened to 150,- HILL BREAKS LEG Pallbearer; were J W. Rankin. students absent on goal for 1940 of 145,000,000 activity in Fulton and CHARLIE Thursday afternoon two are still many building J. Ramer, R. D. Fry, E. F., Miss. On 000,000 acres. H. and Cham- account of illness. Vit may. M. Martin and J. R. trains from Springfield Comparative figures are not organiza- Charlie Hill suffered a broken Shore, C. en- The business of this paign, III., arrived in Fulton the goals for the dark ankle Saturday when he fell at his Towns. would pry behind the available on has been increasing steadily south. The Springfield train He who types, tion highway. He She is survived by one brother route -Dry- tobaccos in 1940 since three several years and home on the Hickman 45 minutes for scenes oft Sees a counterfeit during the past Union Cites: one sis- remained here about (Continued on page 5) concerns was given treattnent at the Fulton J. L. Fry of is mew one of the leading the soldiers to exercise. den hospital. (Continued on Page 4) of the city. • Yeira

4.• ' s- FULTON COUNTY NEWS, FULTON. KENTUCKY armee 111Miassisimmansammwmnamwee--_—______Sonieli4iw, with some two hun- congenial companions as one Me TM Adios Coady Nem By PERCY CROSBY dred years of Amei kait life be- aid in or averting .0•04,.. 073 pcirtant treating Back CY the-Flats hind me, I wish that some native- & Paid 114411bAlt MEL BMW heart strains caused by emotional first, I born American could do this Mr own music PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY stresses' 'that we could write our mph backgrounds. front our rich t ( Entered as second class matter June (NOCO(.ATC famil II% 1933, at the post office at Fulton SODA. Mr 114.. under the act of March 3, 1879- OSPARKS OF WISDOM Money Talgl "Dud, 4DBIT7ARIES. Card of Thanks, her if Blessings star forth forever; but Guineas Notices and Political Cards fated: a curse is like a cloud, it passes.— charged at the rates specified by Bailey. advertising department. and I Mrs. man is a volume if you Subscription rates radius of 20 Every Tenn to read him —Charming. alike of Fulton $1.00 a year. Else- know how and where $1.50 a year. and books are true friends.— Good Mr FOLLY OF PACIFISM Bacon. daug in one's duty and to 'When we hear someone say that Frederick Stamm, seenomut To perserve Mr best answer to cal- It would make no difference to atm* et Mei IldwaUea be silent is the spent umny.—Washington. the United States whether Brit- MOW IF LOUISVILLE ain or the Axis wins the present has a begin- war, it may not mean that he is a Everything that an end.—Quintilian. fifth columnist" or a traitor, but ning comes to What is the economic outlook it certainly means that he is either for 1941? sincere we are in our ignorant or unpatriotic. The more It is safe to predict that this new MoSrt R, U.':1 YOli PUT )-) , belief, as a rule, the less demon- There are many who profess to year, American business will be at A LITTLE tioRC viCtif IN / strative we are.—Beecher. 'sr be good Americans who still ar- one of its highest levels in his- Till .S ? %I's roo s-coECT! gue that if Hitler should defeat tory. With war industries as a He who waits to do a great deal My Britain he would never cause foundation, business will boom. trouble for us if we minded our And the effect of this boom wili at once, will never do any- of good Phi own business. But that is what be felt in almost every town and l thing —Samuel Johnson. Norway, Denmark, Holland. Bel- farm, large and small, throughout Art is more godlike than science. ' 22: gium and other countries thought the entire land. Some part of the , Science discovers; art creates.— only a couple of years ago. billions of dollars spent on defense John Opie. will find its way into the pockets They relied on Hitler's prom- 4 of almost every person. Who rises from a feast with that ises, even after he had taken over _ Though farmers are least apt to that he sits clown/— St) Czechoslovakia, keen appetite Austria, and part of benefit. higher prices for then, may German Shakespeare. 1.„ and had crashed Poland. well result: certainly consumption agents in all the to A; conquered or- of farm products will increase. Train up a child in the way he countries encouraged their people And through cooperation among should go, and when he is old he 81 to believe that they were in no themselves as well as with the will not depart from it.—Bible. danger. just as German agente and repartment of Agrieultere and by their American eupes are eeleg in the practice of crop diversification, Circumstances are the rulers of the United States today. )1,y Crli- farmers may pull themselves out ' the weak; they are but the in. Since the first World War. e of their slump of the past two v • struments of the wise.—Samuel large number of so-called peace years. th, _ Lover. 'societies have sprung up in For the consumer. 1941 will pro- United States. some of them com- bably be a year of rising prices. I To give and to lose is nothing; posed for the most part of honest The sooner you buy your goods 'but to lose and to give still is the but f-equently led by citizens, almostany goods—the lower will TIMELY TOPICS mind.—Seneca. or Com- 'part of a great persons with Nazi, Fascist be prices munistic leanings. Their object As a whole, the new year looms Finding herself about out of gas Common sense is in spite of, not lhas been und still is to hamper as a prosperous one for most if and with only 18 cents in her ilie result of, education.—Victor cfforts for national defense, and Folklore us. P s I have said before, how- purse, an Atlanta lady asked ,1 ICentucky Ilugo. 'they have done incalculable harm. N ever, there will come a recession filling station attendant to put a Every right-thinking person de if and when the armament boom gallon in her tank. When he took be provident of his edres peace, but events of he past 06forcisogZA Ttew No man can collapses. Your guess is as good her money he said: "Would you is not prudent in the lew years have proved a, never WESTERN KENTUCKY time who as mine about the time this will like a road map of Florida?" his company.—Jeremy before that for a defenseless nation COLLEGE choice of occur. Berkeley L. Bunker, 34, filling TEACHERS -there can be little hope for con- SCW/UNG GREEN. Kr. . 'Taylor. station operator and Mormon bis- tinued peace in a war-mad world. hop, has been appointed United "IN HIS OWN COUNTRY" more often laugh at ourselves. Cheerfulness is the friend and States senator to fill the vacancy England has accepted some of our and the MORE HEART TROUBLE helper of all good graces, caused by death of Senator Key is significant that "New World most orginial people before we absence of it is certainly a vice.— Pittman of Nevada. Governor Cat" have and has seen in them dis- Aughey. The increasing part played by ,Symphony," a musical composition yule, who appointed Bonkee is a tinctive contributions of America heart disease in incapacitating and that Americans generally are proud Catholic. to the world. It has been a sort of It is better to keep children to shortening the lives of Arrieri.•zins I of, was not the work of an Amer- custom for us to scorn the original their duty by a sense of honor and has become a matter of ma or Winchell reports that Grinnell ican composer. It remained for An- accident statistics for 1940 American genius until somebody by kindness than by fear.—Ter- 'concern among members of the The College alumni have asked that tonin Dvorak, a Bohemian, to find will not be available for some else has proclaimed him and then ence. 'medical profession and others. The the premiere of the movie "Meet in our folk songs and folk ideas However, it is almost certain honor him ad nauseam. death rate from heart ailments time. John Doe," starring Gary Cooper. the inspiration for one of his to nearly that the traffic toll for 1940 will Iowa town. When increased from about 165 be given in the greatest works. This is typical of Reposing in our national con-. There never was any heart truly population in exceed that of 1939 and also that at Grinnell, Cooper Was 170 per 100,000 of a student a neglect that has too often char- sciousness right now are many great and generous that was not the last 25 years. of 1938. Again, more people were rejected by the dramatic society, acterized our American evaluation "New World Symphonies," ready also tender and fl, t,asonate.— In the United States nearly killed in traffic accidents than from whose members thought he had no ;of our own treasures. Enamored to be discovered and utilized by South 250,000 persons die of heart dis- :my other cause. talent for acting. !of foreign countries, even to the national defense Republican musicians in America. In art there . e ease every year. it being by far We talk about Forrest C. Dosnell, extent of ignoring our own, we of life and a few are hundreds of subjectsas folk ' the most common single cause of and the conservation governor-elert of Missouri. have expected our artists to bring biggest problem state- as any that Wood or Morgan I: death. Statistics gathered by in-'property, but our days ago submitted a revised back from abroad music that we 1 and found in our big country. It is I Radio surance companies and medical is the conservation of life ment of his campaign expenses, ought to know. Much of what was prevention. avid Americanism that prompts organizations indicate that this health through accident admitting that he had forgotten brought back has been thoroughly American public in his of- this belief. All of us who pretend malady does its greatest damage When will the to include a few items worthy of all the attention given Service the ad- to any advanced education h..' during the period known as prime realize that safe driving is not ficial list of expenditures. The it has often happened that it; but had to know the best of Euree. a. of life. other man's business but everyone's ded amount was S7.94 and his total has prevailed that what ,an attitude Irom our infancy up. But what is . LOWEST PRICES Some leading specialists attrib- responsibility! campaign expenses was $124. we have as an inheritance is not Hill. good in other literatures in find- and-. ute the increasing prevalence of Be prepared for some startling in- Walter Bonneville of Snow worth recording, not worth using ing and portraying local scenes 'heart disease and the concurrent formation the next few weeks Md., watched for a thief which for inspiration. ought be equally1 malady, hardening of the arteries, when the figures have been tabu- had been stealing three pies and a and peoples to BEST OLIALITY Our ports have often to the hurry, worry and high pres- lated! loaf of bread left on his doorstep Our own artists, or whatever good in ours. to he original, some of iii' sure of modern life, with its in- every morning by a baker. The Lind, who have turned to native dared gradually becoming . GUARANTEED 'creased emotional pace. One auth- To express its disapproval of culprit was found to be a mongrel ;'lb-American life. Since Revolu- artists are but music has been long about iorithy declares: Col. Charles A. Lindbergh's atti- dog ychicn was carrying away the tionary days we have been stoutly We test Tubes FREE as to the value "It is the unhappy condition of tude toward the administration's food to shnre with her four pups declaring that we should write a- making up its mind and sell RCA Victor cowboy, camp-meeting, 4. the mind reused by the unfulfill- foreign policy, the city council of in a vacant building nearby. bout our American subjects, dare of Negro. and other forms of native Tubes for all radios. anent of desires, conflicts, thwarted Brownmood. Tex., changed the Albert Nelson of Buffalo, Minn., to be Americans and not colonial hillbilly, Some time. I do not doubt, ambitions and man's efforts to es- name of Lindbergh avenue in is a "one-man band." He plays Europeans. In the very ages when music. unassuming foreigner will cape from his environment and that town to Corrigan street. 32 instruments, singly and in we have been loudest in proclaim- some BENNETT past the immigration authori- personal limitations that prepare Burdette Garrard. ticket seller groups, using his feet, elbows, ing our genuine Americanism, we slip study our rich folk contribu- the way for heart disease," adding at a Spencerport, N. Y., bus ter- wrists, lips and lungs. have gone on trying to be as near- ties, to music, and then slip out as ELECTRIC that tea, coffee, tobacco and alco- minal, has erected a scratching A couple who were married re- ly like Europeans as we possibly tions only to give again to the "FULTON'S ONLY COM- hol may make the heart more sen- post, five feet, six inches high, cently in Hartford, Conn , left for can, particularly in arts and liter- deftly, as miexpected a transscrip- PLETE RADIO SERVICE" sitive to emotional struggles. for the convenience of bus pas- their wedding trip with this sign ature. There is and always has world of our life as Dvorak presen.- Phone 201 452 Lake SL He suggested not too strenuous sengers who want to scratch their attached to their car: "This is real been a species of insincerity about lion his "New *orld Symphony" outdoor exercise and games with backs. ' love, not conscription." this, which should have made us ed in

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• FULTON COUNTY NEWS, FULTON, KENTUCKY parents, Mr. and Mrs. Monroe the Christmas holidays with his Christmas day with Mr. and Mrs. Decatur, Holly. Ill., Ben Davis Sublett of Mr. arid Mrs. Alvin Mabry CRUTCHFIELD NEWS mother here, Mrs. Della Strother. Roy D. Taylor and children in and Miss Agnes Sublett of Lexing- / Christmas day. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Bruce and Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Murdough Fulton. ton, Ky., Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mr. Sub- R. A. Maury of Pineville, Mini,111 11.11ipmrti 11 Ito is,family of Greenwood, Miss., spent Selmer, Tenn., Ky.„ Mrs. Clarence Bel- Bobby Vaught and sister, Car- lett and baby of Clinton, Mr. and employed in the Christmas spent the Christmas holidays with Alexander, La, spent holidays with lew of near Clinton and Miss Jes- olyn spent a few days last week Mrs. Richard Bellew and baby of his parents, Mr. and the Christmas holidays with hid the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. sie Wade took supper Mrs. Alvha Thursday with their cousin, Everett Dunn Harmony community, Margaret and Mabry. family here. 011ie Bruce. with Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Brown. and family at Dorenu, Mo. Harry Sublett, Jr., Mr. George The Friday guests were Christmas Ferguson arid son, of Mr. and Mrs. Ella Seines spent severs! Mr. and Mrs. Rube Jimmerson day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ota• minds are- as different "Dude" spent Tuesday night with Mrs. K. II. Moore were: Willie Hill days last week with her daughter, of Ridgely, as Tenn., Frank Freida of H. R. Sublett. our faces; we are her daughter. Mrs. Hub Lowry and and children, Mrs. Alf Everett, Mr. Mrs. Walter all traveling to Nichols, and Mr. Mayfield, and Bud l Fields of Ran- Miss Emma Sue Bransford family. and Mrs. Jim Veatch, Jack Everett, enter- one destination — happiness; but Nichols. toul. Ill., were dinner guests of Mr. tained a large crowd of her friends few are going EV' the nottio• road.— The Wednesday guests of Mr Lovelace Veatch, Mrs. Frances Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Jeffers and and Mrs. Will Fields Christmas with a party at her home last Fri-,Colton. and Mrs. D. Wade were: Mr Burton and son of Clinton and Mrs. son, and Robert spent Christmas day in day. day night. Mrs. T. E. Murdough of Selmer, Laura Everett. Jackson, Tenn., as the guest of Mr. Billy Henry spent the week end Justin Atteberry of Hickman. Tenn., Mr. and Mrs. Pete Brown Herbert Brown spent Saturday and Mrs. Sam Brummel and Mrs. with his cousin, Robert Jeffress. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Whayne of Beware Coughs and sons, Hiram and Jimmie, Mr. night and Sunday with Mrs. Della Nichols. Mr. and Mrs. Will Fields and Clinton visited Mr. and Mrs. Harry and Mrs. Parke Wheeler Strother and Dorothy Vick. from common colds and baby, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Turner and daughter. Ruby visited Mr. and Sublett Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Wade Jones and Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Hooker of daughter, Barbara Ann, Mrs. Lucy Mrs. J. J. Wells at Sassafras Ridge Mr. and Mrs. John Culberson daughter, Dorothy Jean. Grand Power, Ill., were the Sunday Turner, Mr. and Mrs. John Mc- Sunday. spent Sunday with relatives at That Hang On guests of the latter's sister, Mrs. Clanahan and son, Nickie, Mr. rm. Clreomulslon relieves Diumptry ("- Mr. and Mrs. LeJeune Holly and Rob Adams, Mrs. Joe Atwil Troy, Tenn. cause It 011ie Bruce, and Mr. Bruce. Mrs. goes right to tre seat of the Marshall Finch spent Monday and Mrs. Clem Atwell spent Miss Emma Sue Bransford trouble to help loosen and earl spent Wednesday with the former's The Sunday guests spent germ of Mrs. Ida with Mr. and Mrs. George Fortner Thurslay laden phlegm, and aid nature soothe with their mother, Mrs. one night last week with Miss Jane and heal Yates and family were: Mr. and of near Croley. raw, tender inflamed bronchial D. D. Davis and their sister, Mrs. Carrigan. mucous memLrarres Tell your druggist Mrs. Ray Yates, Mildred Milton of Mr. and Mrs. to sell you a bottle of H. C. Brown and Clint Workman. 1 Creoniulsion with Chiropractic Health San Diego, Cal., Mr. Will Milton Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sublett and the understanding you must like the sons, Jimmie and Hiram took sup- Misses Dorothy Wade and Helen way It quickly arid daughter, Margaret, of Wing°. children. Margaret and Harry, Jr allays the rough or you Ser rice per Saturday night with Mr. and June Vick of Cayce spent Thursday are to have your money back Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Turner and visited Mr. and Mrs. Clem Atwill Mrs. Roy Brown of Fultun. night of last week with their cous- laughter, Barbara Ann. Sunday. CREOMULSION Preaching services were con- in, Miss Janie Dell Jones. For Coughs, Chest Colds, DR. A. C. WADE Mrs. George Ferguson -d son, ducted Bronchitis at the Baptist Church Sun- Mr. and Mrs. John Culberson Mrs. Irene Jones, Misses Nannie "Dude" spent Wednesday with the day and Carver Graduate Chiropractor by the pastor, Rev. Bolin. spent Saturday at Hickman Harriett Major, Mr. and Mrs. f-rmer's son and family, Mr. and with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Nichols and her son, Elmer Bill Mayes of Hopkinsville, K:. My work is not limited to the Mrs. Clarenre Disque and children. Murchinson and Accurate Mrs. Etta Seines spent Sunday wife. Mr. and Mrs. Water Major of SPINE Mrs. Clarence Bellew spent with Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Seat. Princeton, Ky., R. A. Mabry of WORKMANSHIP Thursday and Thursday Phone—Residence 314. Hours night with Mrs. Jody Redman (lied at her Raymond Bransford of Detroit Pinevisle, Ky., Mr. and Mrs. J. C At Low Goal her parents, to 5 and by appointment Mr. and Mrs. Dee home Friday morning. Mrs. Red- spent the Christmas holidays with McClellan and children of Hick Watches. Clocks & Time Maces of All Kinds 222 Lake St.—Fulton, Ky. Wade. man had been his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. S. man, Mr. and Accurately Re- bedfast for some Mrs. Paul Thompson "aired at Low Cost by— Mr. and Mrs. Sam Ward of time, but died due to complica• Bransford and either relative's. Shaw of Union City, Tenn., Mr. Union City ANDREWS were the Thursday lions of pneumonia. She leaves to Dr. and Mrs. C. P. Burk and and Mrs. Donald Mabry and Miss guets the JEWELRY COMPANY I of former's sister, Mrs. mourn her death, two sons. Hub baby and Miss Juanita Sublett of Alberta Mabry were dinner guests SUBSCRIBE FOR— Monroe Holly, and Mr. Holly. and Harry, and a host of relatives Commerflal-Appeal Mrs. Arlie Batts and son, Harry, and friends Friends extend their Louisville Courier-Journal returned Saturday night frem sympathy to the bereaved. Vouiaville Times Alexander, La., where they spent St. Louis Post-Dispatch Mr. and Mrs. Ferrell, sons and St...Loub Globe Democrat the Christmas holiday with Mr. daughter, spent Tuesday with Mr. Chicago herald-Examiner Batts who is employed there. and Mrs. John McClanahan. Chicago American Wallpaper Chicago Tribune M -'s Fmener returne? I There wit' be a nociabk party a' ,the Just Phone 753 home Monday after spending the Crutchfield School building We have a complete stock holidays with relatives here. Friday night, January 17th. spon- of new JACK EDWARDS Mr. Hollis Strother %On is em- sored by the Ladies' Missionary Wall Paper. A wide range of patterns ployed in Alexandria, I , spent Society of the M. E. Church. Every at popular low prices. one come and help a worthy cause. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Forester .1. r. HICKS SAYS SHIP YOUR spent Christmas holidays with the latter's mother, Mrs. Della Stroth- CATTLE, CALVES, HOGS AND SHEEP er. Exchange Mr. V. B. O'Neil and son, Paris. Chas. B. Caudle J. C. Hicks Arden A. Caudle spent Christmas day with the former's Furniture Cattle Salesman —TO— Hog Salesman parents, Mr. and Mrs. Van Co. O'Neil. CAUDLE & SON COMMISSION CO. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Turner and daughter, Barbara Ann, sow Tues- NATIONAL STOCK YARDS, ILLINOIS. day with the latter's mother, Mrs. (BONDED FOR YOUR PROTECTION) Ida Yates. BELONG Mrs. C. R. Walton and children. THAT of Charleston, Mo., were the Mon- EVERY HOME day guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. M. IN Rice and family. BOOKS HOTEL Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Green and sons, Billie and Jimmie, spent Sun- 000 As A Reader Of day with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence THE FULTON NEWS CLARIDGE Disque and family. IN THE BEST All Ilse chore, ondociey of the romantic South, plus the finest of THINGS OF LIFE modern accommodat.ons. are ROPER COMMUNITY to be sn.oy•d at the Claridge. Spacious rooms- str•amlined serv.c•- real DIsii• coolong-it's Miss Charlotte Adams of Prince- CC' . rol th.s hot•i is preferred! ton, Ky., spent the Christmas holi- 20iti Century Room offers superb days with her parents, Mr. evereereem•st In th• heart of and Mrs. Rob Adams downtown Memphis. and other relatives. Buel Fields of Rantoul, Ill.. New modem rooms hom$2111 spent the holidays with his fath- er. Will Fields and family. Mrs. Carl Fox of Citrksdale, Jr Miss.. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Se- )4 11 mones, Mrs. Jim Hawkins and lit- tle daughter of Union City, Mr. iIIIIiiIr and Mrs. Chester Leip and baby i i5 and Iii, ii tr Elvis Lcip were dinner guests of Mrs. Nina Clark Christmas hN1.11.1.4.A4lt day. 141 Mr. and Mrs. Paul :;aylcr Now You Can Own These "4•44-inua, 1."'141 4'11 IS II 7,En and Mr. and Mrs. Jul: WEliams of St. Louis, rained Clusics... ^ p,s41):t.,41; visited the ft ireer's sis- Books ,f.-1-taz_dazamiL. ter, Mrs John Jones and iamily you's.. always wanted ... the famout, beloved during the holidays. books your home library needs . . . III,/ can be yours at amazingly low prices. Ste Mr. and Mrs. Bob Powell and the list E Ai P 11 1 Ii below, then circle your choicn on the „ENNIS.. son, Flynn, visited Mr. and Mrs. E. coupon . . bring or mail it to our office . . and C. Moseley and family during the you will be the praud owner of some of the World's Christmas holidays. Greatest Literature! nie Wed 3.11414.ab WEBSTER SIC. Thtt WORKS Of EDGAR ALLEN ROMANCE Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Sloan and 1 Vs, MONA!. .% 0 or llaRARY -Tender up. POE-The Amcriran master of 18R tales if lose to • the • minute the an,' ri niance for family of Cayce spent Christmas dictionary. irnitatioe rnyvery story and the hor-o• tale. sentimental readers. Written 1.ther•bound. pr. Al, has work., try suck as no_ poetry included. suttee. as Cosine lisenittun. ?Agar day with Mrs. Sloan's mother, supplement.. 71i1M nr in these 10 volumes at Wal:scr. etc. 10 0.1, $2.98 Mrs. W. W. Pruett n.SAME DI LUXE Romme- $2.98 and son, Rubin. 1 V'S Beautifully bound m Resit& oc AFYINILI LIMIARY-A 10 vol. Inc TI WORKS Or STEVENSON.- black gennine leather ume Miss Mary Evelyn Johnson of collection of the weld's From T Island to IN THUMB INDEXED ...test children'a modes Insurance Is Like Ashley, Ill, spent Thursday with from Arsop's Irk, and Mr II dewith a n,..ster 1:11ADIRS' 11111.1-Co•ta,m Bible F•t•lee in Alit. 1111 Wonder. enItl re •WC, —Robert Louis Santo. Miss Christine Jones. 214 en•nred maps, land. All 10 voluress ....I Complete work. in 10 7 halftone. Bound in actin. 0 Ii JUNIOR MASTERPIECES- la sol. interne. $2.98 A Spare Tire .. . Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Workman of cial leather. divinity circuit. 8c um. of ...metal best sellers TEACHERS' SOLE for Ott -not-quite•grown.ups." Evers Hailwell annousce the arrival of a - Beautiful thing 21M .,11st1 c.IKiort11 6e4jdrar MAW. 203C Red letter Edition. Center' from Alcott to Dick- $ft.98 e s 7.,i,.,6 1.:t Nor.. en. All 10 by the FrerliZi. baby daughter born December 22, Colson. References. Concordance. M.o., volumes .10 shocked Paris leseludes 33 sm.. and Readers' Net. Bound •1.98 I see MYSTISY LIMARY-10 everting neier Irebire translated All $2.98 she has been named Rea Ann. in hleck •rtificisl leather. el, czz mystery novels by mast. writ "Ma11111 Cr, packed (roe, COSA, Ii. rover TUE WORKS Mrs. W. W. Pruett and son. Rub- — /1aodmnne with OF ItAWT1401.141- There may be less probability 205Z Teacher, Center •Celuten thrills All 10 vol. $2.98 22H Immortal short Noirea and in spent Sunday with Mr. and Referents, Bible. Red Letter Editice. um.. . novels from the pen of the AT.,Man of needing the spare tire--but you Mrs. Bound re durable hatilsote— $1.98 16D 18111ARY710 Mat ',lifter- 5athan1.1 Illawthcrne Among Charlie Sloan and family at genuine Take Zipper "terse..lia foe . detective story I. finest Aniereart writ• $2.98_ wouldn't think Cayce. ,..mfars.s....Classie.t of their type written 55 met All 10 volumes of going on a trip viell•known expert, All 10 1072 1_74._A.,ilho dative andhilp1.- 23 1 11111 WORKS OF )0, Roy Shelton of Vicksburg, Miss., prehensiee medical sd.re fie the bow*. .. °.no eyestioa•• le.. I without one, woi,;(1 you? A ALYINTURS Mr. and Mrs. Roy D. Taylor and Readily understuud langusie• •saY•b04 ItMLARY Here's sin ic•z Roarmn Empire. An i evniles Illustrated Inialty 084 i i i 4 the Jews that still my. -, No matter how carefully you sons, Roy Milton and Joe Wilson at,:. In illness and emergencres 7 adventure,. Every one • red 1 r..int of current lateens vim chair7tiilnod7 4 lairle $9t1"2:;" 1., —1,—...... _. •••• of Fulton tITI All 10 volumes drive, how scrupulously you ob- visited Mr. and Mrs. 1002 Laws_ 111 ;IS SCha°kkiespe1' Arthur Fields Sunday. Stiller metes in a single handsome vol. If nen of If., books do not solit4y you eamel•tely, yen toey reborn serve the law—sooner or later in- rime, hosed in blue cloth. 98c It,,,, ...Rhin 1,.• days and rem.* • loll and pompf reSsind. Mr. and Mrs. Crady Varden and Thuralphadesed. r A surance may fill a very pressing little son of Fulton visited her par- .2 C90111110 IS EASY-A new 104 pretorral handbook F1'I.TON NEWS ents. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Roper Imemeife wants. Special emphints on need. Let us show you how little parties and games. Bound IA DA. I went she books Christmas day. They were accom- ••shablt Fateilsoid. . who,u monilseres I beim Orel. Ireil•w, and ender. she meow costs for remittent* ed.ermsed it adequate protection. panied home by Mrs. Roper who 128 WORLD'S POPUIJUt MICYCIO. P101A-A11 the lif,141.11 knovl. 103 104 spent se\ eral clays with them. edge, condensed into 12 durable voter 214 203C 2552 1072 1002 1043 12* IK (OF re•dy reference III the $N.98 SP 10C IIC 1.5a1 I60 17A 1145 11S Mrs. D. D. Davis and grandson home All I? vol.,. init. A SIN 2114 71.1 ATKINS J. L. Atwill visited Mr. and Mrs K Slet tpawrML OP RUDY NAJAF J. T. Workman at Hailwell Sun- I 1, '03.01 1.enis sr.! • I interne. All Insurance Agency day. ADM'S Phone 5 Fulton, Ky. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Henry and son, Billy visited Mr and Mrs. CITY Irvin Ieffres.s and son, Robert near owe Imes 111 gem owlse raw baths YOUR WALL OF ORDER NOW'. USE THIS 'COUPON mellhad ba ray C 0 0 Is IM PROTECTION Crutchfield Friday. ..„ D me gme, iseiR be • a1;gba addleiarol dbetve bee ••••••• and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Fields spent Lw J FULTON COUNTY NEWS, FULTON, KENTUCKY 7WIIIIMMIRIMEMMIMIM.01111116 i 1 To lit' Good to VXet.1 -lt i k Ai ,101 bought a chest drav,k•is at a sale It is menage that vanquishes an ear 'or 't.rnurs lars and may be the largest since 1929. Increased costs of produc- TIMELY TOPICS for 40 croes. On his way home a war, and not good weapons.-Cer (Continued From tion and services are expected to Page I) drawer came open and (cut fell an vantes. ter, Mrs. Sadie Chambers of Ful- ---- b• cancel part envelope containing $165. The nineteen forty-une farm out- of the gain in farm ton; and GlOVe11111 EVallgellail was several nieces and nep- Tte• mos income. waiting for a look is for improved domestic de- , hews, among whom are Malcolm trolley in Rochester, N. 13 Milton of Chicago report- Emma dope N. Y., the door odes. he- wand, smaller exports, higher gen- ' Following is a brief outlook Chamber of Martin, Robert Fry handle of a pass- ed the theft of his car to police, BI-LETS oral average of farm ing car caught in his trousers and lloed succorfully by phyoblanaVIM% prices and statement for the leading farm of Union City, Mrs. Key of Mem and stated that on the back seat of Quarter of 5 eealtry. To ottenikked larger pulled them off. total cash income from conunodities, prepared by the U-T his, Mrs. Walter Willingham of The auto driver the machine was a package con- marketings took him home. iuterztif, Farm incomes—includ- Agricultural Extension Service Fulton, Mrs. E. E. Shore 61 Rives, taming two tarantulas and ten Fr:, 116,4 004= .11 ing Government payments—is ex- from information supplied by the Mrs. Mike Fry and Mrs. Rule Her- Tobe Catt,tt of Aurora, Neb., black widow spiders. • clow Yes ~OW ------U. S. Departznerst of Agriculture, ron of Fulton. A PENNY Bureau of Agricultural Economies: SAVED '1 Tobacco: Outlook continues to JAMES FRANKLIN FULLER , be clouded by the uncertainty of James Franklin Fuller, two- exports for some types, especially months-old son of Mr. and Mrs. flue cured, dark fire-cured, and James Fuller, died of bronchial dark air-cured. The burley out- pneumonia in the Haws-Weaver look is marked by the increase of Clinic on Thursday, December 26. :stocks but the prospective smaller Funeral service's %%sire held Friday 11940 crop Zwilittlaktaw will help to bring sup- morning at the Nazarene Church !plies more line with disappear- by Rev. Cannon Sloan, pastor. IS A PENNI EARNED 'ance. The consumption of tobacco Burial was at Camp Ground in Vi Mel try our I in the United States should show Weakly), county. (.otnplete Shoe Sere an increase in 1941, possibly as To Our , great and ha.e 1111:111% 1)4. 94. as in 1939. Cigar consump- MRS. ALFRED JOHNSON lion probably will continue to rise ReelitleM 1141.% Soli, of Funeral services for rites. Al- - at about the 1939-40 rate. Chew. lee ,• long wearing "Steerlieittl- (red Johnson, 76, who died Wednes- ing tobacco may decline slightly. day, December Customers leather the shoes rein'.0 25, at her home in Cigarette consumption, already on going-over makes Water Valley following a long a that a high level, should be maintained ill- ness, were held last * them praeticall. , if not increased. Thursday at- ternoon at the Water Valley Meth- I Cotton. Exports for the first odist 'woo more.** and Friends church, conducted by the 'quarter of the season have Wilson's Electric totaled pastor, Re-v. Lowell Council. Burial only 303.000 bales • compared with in charge of Horribeak Funeral' 1.780,000 bales in the correspond- Home, was in the Water Valley' Shoe Shop Mg season last year. Fortunately, ceme'te'ry. domestic consumption is offsetting Mrs Johroule, is tIrvived by hr: . a part of this loss of export trade. husband; four sons, R. L. Johnson It now seems that consumption in of Fulton. Carl. Cliff and Merritt Good this country for the Wishes year ending Johnson of Water Valley; and August 1, 1941 will total 8 1-2 to two daughters. Mrs. Dennis Valen- 8 3-4 million bales. tine of Fulton and Mrs. Yancy Wil- Dairy: Production of milk in lis of Detroit. for 1941 from Everyone of Us 1941 probably be larger than the peak production in 1940, provided MRS. EMMA ROACH pastures and fec .1 production are Funeral sc-v were held Sat- aiKS: We holli that average or better. F the next twc1v,7: montl‘s hFing Impc-mement in urday for Mrs. Emma Elizabeth 3 demand is expected to to all of you an overflowing measure of good offset the ef- Roach, who died Friday at the fortune and feet of larger production so that home of her daughter, Mrs. Clar- contentment. WATCH VAIRS prices average as high or higher ence Hicks, near Pilot Oak, follow- As in the past, we're going to Genuine Parts Used than in do our very best this year 1940. There have been ing several years illness. Services marked increases in to make our service more satisfactory to you than ever before. the consumP- were conducted at the home by lion of evaporated Your suggestions Electric Machine milk and cheese. Hamp Lawrence, assisted by Mrs. for improvements will be given prompt The war in Europe has brought Dan Horton of Fulton. Burial was and careful attention, and you are invited to make them as Cleaning about an expansion in exports of oat. in Pinson's cemetery. often manufactured dairy as you wish. products, par- She is survived by two daugh- i, ularly concentrated At all times we'll milks. Fur- ters, Mrs. Donia Richardson of be ready to co-operate fully with our • .,•r increases in 1941 are expected. CRYSTALS Fairview, Iowa. and Mrs. Hicks; fellow citizens in whatever activities are needed to aid na- Hogs: With :irospects for a sub- three sons, Walter of Unirm City, :ional defense and All Shapes — All Sizes stantial reduction in hog promote community welfare. supplies gam and Curtis of near Pilot Oak: in the cominis year and further We trust that during 1941 you will Glass or G. E Flexo i one brother, A. U. Horton oi Ful- I visit ow store often so improvement in the domestic con- :hat we Fitted While You Wait I ton; fourteen grandchildren and may get better acquainted. You'll always be welcome, sumer demand for meats, present twenty-six great grandchildren, and we'll always have something indications are that the' level of I interesting to show you. New Friction Jewels hog pries in 1940-41 will be ma I REDDY KILOWATT, For All the late Models terially higher than in 1939-40. Ex- ! your electrical servant chickens about 5 percent smallet. port demand for pork and puss- Supplies of turkey meat for the bly lard does not promise to be year ending September, 1941, may any better, if as good, in 1940-41, R. M. KIRKLAND be slightly larger than as in 1939-40. a year ear- 'lier. Beef Cattle: The total slaughter Wheat: Indications are that the supply of cattle and calves mar- acreage seeded to wheat for harv- IIIMIMM.111111mgmel keted during 1941 is not expected lest in 1941 will be about the same to be greatly different from the as in /940. Wheat prices in the supply marketed in each of the United States are expected to con- past two years. A decrease in mar- tinue above levels in competing ketings of grain-fed cattle now exporting countries. If another seems probable for 1941. but mar- large crop is harvested, of gove.rn- YOUR ketings of other cattle and calves ment CHOICE loan and export subsidy praf- kiROVEN probably will be a little larger grams should be abandoned, dd.- ritODUCr this year than in 1940. A of F- wider mystic prices would likely adju9t spread between prices of the ofPNOWN bet- more in line with prices in Min- QUALITY ter grades of cattle and prices of peting countries. lower grades is in prospect. Prices Priced within the Nashville of the better grades may average- Banner Reach of All a little higher during the first DAIRYMEN EXPECT INCREASED Special Rural edition half of 1941 but lower grades are DEMAND. HIGHER PRIC1 S printed each evening containing spec- esrected to average about the same ial features and latest market reports, Asswiated and Unit- or a lower. Three factors stand out as of Poultry: Prospects are for small- particular importance in the ed Press reports. er supplies of poultry and eggs, look for dairymen for the cot ° and stronger consumL r demand. year, says C. A. Hutton, U-T A or Great Whiskey Indiraticns arc that pi ice's of chic- cultural Extension dairymen. _ kens eggs and turkeys will aver- are: (1) A widespread tend, tf , age higher in the first half of 1941 for farmers to increase the nut- Nashville ,11 R WHISKEY than in 1940. Supplies of eggs dur- of milk cows. This trend has i Tennessean §1 ing this period probably will be 3 in progress for over two years Published erery morning with CANBE,EADE to 4 percent smaller than in the promises to continue further; many individual features, a lee drue.ec; .f 1940 and supplies of prospect for a moderately hii double editorial page and also the Associated level of industrial activity, and United sumers' income and wholesale p. Press reports. in 1941 than in 1940; 3) pre, for an increase in exports ' STORE YOUR COAL NOW 'ifactured dairy products Daily Only sharp curtailment in imp, Is Cold weather is not far off and now is the lime cheese. to get ready. Hare your bins filled with our Production of milk in 1941 3.95 One Year good, heat giving coal and be ready for the cold probably be somewhat larger t, days which are coming. Prices may advance the peak production in 1940. pro- (By Mail) soon. Call 51 and get it with real service. vided pastures and feed product..',. You in 1941 are average or better. can't go wrong. See one of these newspap- provement in demand is expect CITY to offset the effect of larger pro- ers before you buy for 1941 COAL COMPANY duction on prices. so that price, ' TELEPHOVE .51—FULTON, KY. dairy products in 1941 may aver Sample Copies If Requestrd as high or higher in 1940. Thus, the outlook is for a moderate in- crease in income from dairy pro- Either Newspaper Will NASHVILLE BANNEIII or TENNESSEAN duets. NASHVILLE, TENN. Droughts in 1934 end iie36 and , the low price of cows caused may —EAT AT— Salsify lour Needs Please Send y farmers to reduce their dairy hc ' IL FFree Sample But in the last 3 years the tr• re; has been upward. By January . 1. , in Every Way and is (State which Newspaper you want) LOWE'S CAFE 1941. the number of milk cows on farms is expected to be about 28,- To . RFD 800,000 head. This would be tie- Complete in Every Detail Modernistic and Comfortable largest number since 1935, and esx- Town State ceeded Good Food Served Right only during the 3 yelitte 1933-35. This number of cows 'is, high in relation to other years, litit The NEWS will be glad to handle your order for you OPEN DAY & NIGHT and will see that not unusually high in relation to order is promptly the number of people, Mr. Hutkin filled. ears isoesanom FULTON COUNTY NEWS, FULTON, KENTUCKY nquishiss ex-husband ed to meditation, scripture read it still figures in the calendars of Dennis, Morgan portrays the so- ing and works of charity certain branches of the church. Laughing Around the World ciente and James Craig the doctor, , But about the fourth century, Other religious faiths, such as The tv with Eduardo Ciannelli, Ernest With when December 25 had been agreed the Mohammendan IRVIN S. COBB Cossart and other noted players in and Jewish,. upon for the observance of Christ's have their important supporting roles. Sam own calendars, with nativity, New Year's n..bor4. = Wood directed. Day, falling • distinctive holidays and festivals,. I one week later, began to assume in which their New Ot.• F Year's Day has •r I• al The a sacred character as the anniver- a corresponding r 4.16 Growth ot an Error significance toe , S. NEW YEAR'S DAY 'sary of the circumcision, and as such that of Christendom. By IRVIN S. COBB January 1, marking the begin- ning of the year, has been observi INCE Charles M. Schwab became a semi-professional after-dinner S ed as a public speaker, he has been retailing across banquet tables an incident holiday for n which he claims figured in a personal experience. Still, it is well to 'centuries, certainly in Rome • The Best , the reformation of the calendar by I • , Julius Caesar in the century be fore Christ. Owing to the confusion in date.' which has resulted from the ii - PROTECTION perfections of various calend, which caused skipping of •I Against at various times, New Yea! view with suspicion the alleged reminiscences of any after -dinner Day may be said to be speaker. It may he that the thing didn't happen to him at all. Perhaps merely an he only heard it somewhere. arbitrary designation. As lat•• P,r Be that as it may. Mr. Schwab states that during one of his trips 1752 the adoption of the C to gu rope he met a gentleman whose breast we.; almost entirely covered v.-ia decorations orian calendar by England and 0,, WINTER bestowed by ILLS various continental governmeots. American colonies caused if "Tell me, sir," said Mr Schwab, "the story of the heroism or the a skip achievements, as the ca may be, for which you were awarded this II days. rs extraordinary number of honors?" I However, regardless of thi• "I shall be perfect!:. f:ank with you," stated the other man. "This designated as New Year's large medal hero—the one containing the pigeon-blood ruby in fringe the, 'ous times and in various i s IS of A amethysts—was WELL the first to -HEATED be bestowed upon me. I received all the others as a result of having received that one." • it has been generally observed :i- fs "And for what were you {Own the first one?" inquired Schwab. lls holiday. "Oh," said the European, "that one was given to me by mistake." I The Romans celebrated it with (American News Features. Inc) processions, abandonment of liti • HOME! station and strife, exchanging •.: RATES OF PAYMENT SCHOOLm'iseirtrsy amni'aki onfg gifts, r1 f... Damp IN 1941 CONSERVATION WESTERN HIGH days—sudden changes of temperatures— PROGRAM ANNOUNCED ,the Christian church old these bring colds and other sickness to homes prove of these festivities. but roe 1 Classes were resumer December which are not properly heated. Protect your (Continued From Page I) ommended that the day be devot- including one not produced in Ken- . 30 after a week's Christmas vaca- family by burning SENTRY COAL, which will tion. Attendance is as good as tucky, were combined in establish- give you a minimum of firing trouble ing the goal. Both fire-cured and usual, due to the fluu and uni- Js dark air-cured goals are lower in'However, it is hoped manyepe«•rnic..INDIGESTION will re- form heat throughout the entire house. If your 1941. however. turn to school the last of the week.; wee ailed the Heart coal pile is running low, telephone us. In spite of the bad weather a p.2.'1=1 Special allotment acreage goals good crowd attended the play,' :`"O """ "" e' is for 'urn, wheat, cotton, and to- ,, t011o Crashing Society," presented Special Band-Picked bacco for 1941 are below the 1928 by it.I`Sin.-fr0i.'i:!••1.•••:::•••fl • - Big Lump Coal, ton $5.50 arid the high school students December' "`"" 501 and 1937 average planted acreage " 1 20. The play was coached b M ' Good Nut Coal, ton__ $5.00 of these crops. Barnett and was very well present- ear A • Egg Coal, ton soil-building allowance will ed, as shown by the enjoymnt of • $51,0 be set for Ire. up each farm on the the audience. Between acts num- I basis Stoker Coal, ton $140 npt of the farm's cropland, non- burs were given by a chorus of YOUR. HEAD crop pasture, c"mmerrial , as yeg'-' high school gh-ls, who sang Christ- Slack, ton -- tables, commercial orchards and mas carols and several popular 1 1 other factors; and rates and Pro- numbers. .^./KK cedure for establishing these al- RIF The Western basketball team FOR COUGHS FROM COLDS Delivered — Just Phone lowances in 1941 are about THAT cua- thy plays the Hickman team Friday . WON'T TURN LOOSE r same as in 1940. TARE ONE SIP OF night, January 3. at Hickman. The MENTHO-MULSION Because a larger proportnin of boys are expecting a large nut or WAIT FIVE MINUTES SO the funds for 1941 will be avail- of fans to accompany them and IF YOU FAIL TO SET REUEF- J. B. Williams & Sons net ' able for these practices and he- root for the Western team. On ASK FORYOUK MONZYBACK cause provisions have been made Tuesday night. January 7, Arling— Crutchfield, Kentucky. for greater local adaption, faint- ton visits Western for their second _DEMYER DRUG I era have an opportunity to carry game of the season. Western CO. in/ won out a more comprehensive con- the first tilt between the teams. 1 iservation program in earning these, playing in an overtime period. I v PP' allowances in 1941. I three points. So this game sh "This increased emphasis on con-‘ be another thrilling one, servation through soil-building practices in 1941 is another step MALCO FULTON toward our goal of getting SUNDAY AND MONDAY Twenty-Serenth MINN= more Annual Statement of the conservation every year," R. M. Evans, AAA Administrator, said in Forced to choose betwes n announcing the 1941 payment rates heart problems in the stirrIng and acreage goals. max of the picture, Gin., t. Fulton Building & Loan As in previous years, it is point- finds her decision Sr. ed out, the payments are contin- leading up to it as the gent upon the S500,000,000 aanual theme of "Kitty Foyle.- . Association appropriation authorized in the starring vehicle for RKO Agricultural Adjustment Act of Taken from the much-. —of 1938, and the rates are subject to novel by Christopher revision upward or downward by film is a vivid .presen• 10 percent as an adjustment for career of a "white Fulton, participation when final payments of the millions of Kentucky are made. our modern civil) said to be Miss E as of Conservation payments for tour portant dramatic ft, It commodities produced in Kentucl“ The action covers an •- tenen —wheat, corn, cotton and tobacco December 31, 1940 period, beginning with . —will be supplemented by parity girl just out of bust-. i'e ••• • • payments ft-urn a separate appro- seeking a job as priation of .5212,000,000 already gets tinder way. —ASSETS--- made if the 1940 average prices affair with a young - REAL ESTATE LOANS for these commodities fall below a343.,155.00 ployer, their marriage the established parity prices. STOCK LOANS . 14.845.00 1 annulment when Kitty STOCK IN FEDERAL HOME LOAN BANK made a mistake, her , 3,000.00 BONDS Trust that men in nothing who friendship with a young (7,-,c" - 1.00 has not a conscience in every- sacrifice and her acloecee REAL ESTATE (Own-vi) 4,169,131 thing,.—Sterne. the business world, ail Ica REAL ESTATE (Contract Sales) 1,546.74 If country' life be healthful to the the dr matic moment ehen FURNITURE and FIXTURES 1.00 body, it Is no less so to the mind.— to de le between marrying CASH ON HAND AND IN BANK . Ruffini doctor or running away with 17,302.15 — JUST HUMAN By GENE CARR 8384,720.70 —000-— —LIABILITIES— INSTALLMENT STOCK $368,200.33 FULL-PAID STOCK . 81,800 00 13- DIVIDENDS ON FULL-PAID STOCK 1.235.32 SOCIAL SECURITY TAX RESERVE 12.00 UNDIVIDED PROFITS 23.590.74 RESERV FTND 9.88234

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The foregoing statements are correct to the best of my knowledge and be- lief.—J. E. Fall, Sect'y-Treas.

Subscribed and sworn to before me by J. E. Fall. this December 31st, 1940. —H. H. Murphy, Notary Public.

We, the Auditing Committee of the Fulton Building and Loan Association, state that we have examined the records of this association and find the fore- going statements to be true and correct to the best of our knowledge and belief,

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FULTON COUNTY NEWS, FULTON, KENTUCKY - • 4110 „,:.1 Mrs. J. N. Flem- Mr. and Mrs. Paul Neisler of tobacco— for three-year quotas,'able to prevent such dire conse- thought, by speech or action, to, CAYCE NEWS ing. Paris spent the holidays with the 7,656; for a 1941 queta only 131; quences by performing certain any end, is art.—Emerson. Rev. and Mrs. J. E. Hopper and former's mother. Mrs. Ruby Noisier. tobacco— for three-year quotas, mystical ceremonies, for a suitable -4 son spent the holidays with their Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dunn enter- against quotas, Violations of a taboo were of- Second-hand cares, like second- Mr. i Mrs. Hunter Spencer of 829; dark air-cured fee. parents. tamed with a dinner last week in death or at least hand clothes, conic' easily oft and Medina, Tenn., visited Mr. and 8,081; for a 1941 quota only, 192; ten punished by Billie Lowe is improving after a honor of their sons, James and against quotas, 928; of judicial robbery, on.—Dickens. Mrs. E. 0. Parrish last week. Cotton--for by a sort recent tonsil operation. Claud Robert, who were home from the 1941 unlucky violator was Marvin Stephenson of Fort Knox quota, 1,188; against the whereby the the Army. Guests were Mrs. Wil- quota, 31. of all his property. A man should fear when he en- spent the holidays with his 'par- despoiled liam Burris, Miss Mary Lucille only a few of the in- joys only what good he does pub- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Orville Stephen- These are Taylor, Miss Sue Rogers, Miss numerablel strange customs asso- licly. Is it not the publicity, rath- or son. QUEER CUSTOMS HARRIS NEWS Mable Snyder, Miss Erma Dunn, ciated with the taboo and its at- er than the charity, that he loves" Harry Pruett of St. Louis visit- Among thqeicurious customs that Mrs. James Dunn, Mr. and Mrs. tendant superstitions. —Beecher. ed his mother, Mrs. Bettie Pruett, have influenced mankind, one of Mr. and Mrs. Don Tate and son Jim Dunn, Mr. and Mrs. Luther last week. the most interesting and often and niece of Fulton spent the holi- Pannel, Floyd McFarland, Herbert Mrs. Annie Turner and Miss amusing is that system of religious FINAL DATE FOR 1940 Subscripe to THE NEWS days with Mrs. Tate's moTher, Mrs. Dunn, Cletus Dunn, Claud Brock- Annie Laurie Turner are spending prohibitions known as taboo. This COTTON, CORN PARITY Bettie Edwards, and son, H. T. Ed- well, Thurman Snyder and Seldon a vacation in Florida. system attained its fullest and APPLICATIONS WAS I/EC. 31 wards. Brockwell. James Smith of Fort Knox spent most complicated development a- Leon Faulkner and Richard Fer- Ward's Radio Christmas with his parents, Mr. Mr. H. L. Lynch. Mrs. Odell Brit- mong the native island inhabitants guson, who are in training at Fort December 31 was the final date SERVICE and Mrs. Smith. ton and Christine Melvin were re- of Polynesia, from Hawaii to New Jackson, S. C., spent the holidays for cotton growers and commer- Testing Equipment The children of this community cent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- Zealand, but its traces may be dis- New RCA with their patents in this com- cial corn producers to file appli- Guaranteed. enjoyed a Christmas party at the liam Burris and daughter, Maxine. covered in most parts of the world All Work munity. cations for parity payments under school building last week. in Gallatin, Tenn. even among supposedly civilized the 1940 parity price program of W A R Bub Jones spent the holidays peoples. Mr. and Mrs. Sid Fleming and Rev. Kelley attended Sunday the AA and was also the final Refrigeration Service with home folks. son, John Marvin, of Benton vis- school at Harris last Sunday. The word "taboo" in its ordi- date for wheat farmers to apply Miss Anne Neisler of Waverly, Fulton's Only Complete Radio ited Mr. and Mrs. Orville Stephen- The last Sunday callers of Miss nary sense means set apart, or for Commodity Credit Corporation Tenn., spent the holidays with rel- and Refrigeration Ser v ice Sarah Jones wets' Miss Dorothy sacred, and the persons or things loans on their 1940 wheat crops. atives here. St—Phone Nu. 4 Watts and Thurman Snyder, Mrs. so set apart were usually desig- 324 Walnut Mrs. William Burris and little William Burris and Mrs. Ola Mai nated by kings, chiefs and priests. The conscious utterance of Guaranteed Radio daughter, Maxine, of Gallatin Snyder. Certain periods of religious cere Repair Service spent the Holidays with relatives Bub Jones left last Monday for monies were marked by strict ta- Harris. Lawrenceburg. Tenn., after having boos, during which all fires and Mr. George Jackson of Fort HERSCHEL BARD spent the holidays with home- lights were extinguished, no canoe Jackson, S. C., spent the holidays Electrical ELECTRICAL CON1RACTING I folks. was launched, no one bathed, no RAD1OTRICIAN Oh his wife and children. Those Miss Annie Neisler went to dog might bark, no pig grunt, no I in visited in his home were: 1 Wolf Island, Mo., last Wednesday cock crow. The animals were AND WESTERN AUTO Mr. and Mrs. Will Britton, Mrs. I,: visit her sister, Mrs. J. R. Burns, caused to observe the taboos by 'II Associate Store Willie McCollom and children, after having spent a few days at having their mouths tied up. Miss Montez Britton, Miss Annie REPAIR SERVICE I home with her mother and brother In New Zealand the pla,, Lake St. Phone 142 Neisler. Bill Burns, McCoy Burns Billie. where great chiefs had rested se, Let Us Figure ;Ind Bud Dedmon. with You. We do TVA & REA Mrs. H. L. Lynch had taboos or sacred, and fences sv Mrs. Mattie Jonakin has gone to as her Work dinner guests last Friday Mrs. placed around the spots, so no one Memphis to spend the winter with Jack Dunn. Mr. and Mrs. Jones might tread thereon. Dr. George A. Crafton her sister, Mrs. Ann Giles. WHEEL'S & STRANGE Dunn and Claud It was believed that as a Marvin Chandler spent last week Robert Dunn. ELECTRICIANS Eye, Ear. Nose and Throat Mr. and Mrs. Odis Lee Parnell alty for the violation of certsio with his parents. His guest dur- Phone 518 Phone Specialist visited Mr. and Mrs. taboos the offender would swell ing the week was Robert Robert- Homer Dunn last Monday. up and die, but the priests were Special Attention to Correct of Plymouth. Mich. Glasses Mrs. Tom Frazier visited Mrs. Fitting of Eye Mr. and Mrs. Alf Watts have Ruby Noisier last Thursday. Office Located in Cohn Bldg. moved to Gibbs. Mrs. Carlton Atkison and chil- Walnut St., Phone 615 Mr. Frank Smotherman spent dren. Mr. and Mrs. Owen Faulkner the Christmas holidays in Detroit. and son took Christmas dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Frazier. The last Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Faulkner were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Faulkner, Sr. HORNBEAK FUNERAL HOME Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ferguson. Mr. 'and Mrs. Roy Ferguson and Leon I Third and Carr St. Faulkner. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Harrison visit- ed Mrs. Sallie DeMyer recently. 'Mrs. DeMyer's continues ill. AMBULANCE , Mr. and Miss. Ben Fauikner spent Christmas day with Mr. and Mrs. Jordon Ferguson PHONE 7 Mr. and Mrs. Jim Faulkner, Sr., 1Mr. and Mrs. Ben Faulkner were the last Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Claud Damans of Gibbs. Mis. Emma Allen is sick at this Bicycle Repairing writing. Mr. Will Britton. Mr. and Mrs. We have the best equipment and service in town. Odell Britton. Melba Lynch. Mr Bring your bicycle troubles to us. • ','rs. George Britton and chil- %Ir. and Mrs. Willie McCul- end children and Miss Monte e Do a,n1 You Want To Know were the last Sunday dinner gues7 Reed Gardner of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Johnson n• Dresden. Tenn. WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Mr. and Mrs. Paul Neisler return ed to their home last Thursdat What Is Happening In LAKE STREET FULTON, K. after having spent the holidat with their mother. Mrs. Rut.. Neisler and brother Billie. Mr. and Mrs. Clifton St.. American Government? are the grandparents of a fin, Ls: Will Your Car born Saturday. December 28. KENTUCKY TOBACCO Then Read— AND COTTON QUOTA Stand the Gaff? VOTES ARE LISTED Its true that motels run a mighty long time Prelim:5s: y seism-ear:, s of vet, 'as! 1.y Kt•;:eicky farm, fie. without serious trouble, but don't forget that marketing cnieta re•fes,-raitans th the modern high compression engine loses ef- year show that 1-at-ley quotas wei "SMOKE year SCREEN" ficiency if it gets slightly out of adjustment. approved for the next three by a favorable vote of 81.1 per I SELLS FOR .T1.00 AT BOOK DEALERS) To bring back new car efficiency and econ- cent, dark fire-cured quotas wer. omy, let us give your motor a complete TUNE- approved for the- next three year -Smoke Screen" is published by a non-profit educational UP with our modern equipment and trained I by a vote of 88.9 percent. dark foundation, and is written by Samuel B. Pettengill, former personnel. I air cured quotas were approved for the next three years by a vote of Democratic Congressman from Indiana. Like a blast of clean, WE WILL— 87.8 percent. and a cotton market- cold air, the book clears away the smoke screen surround- Clean and Adjust Plugs ing quota was approved for 1941 by a favorable vote of 97.5 per- ing "the new instruments of public power" which have been Clean and Adjust Points sent. built up in this country. It is one of the great books of our Adjust Generator The three-year quotas for bur- time. It shows how far we Americans have gone down ley tobacco earned in the referen- the Take Down Carburetor, Clean and Re- dum of November 23 by more than road to collectivism. Whereas Hitler's Mein Kampf is a time- assemble the required two,thirds majorite table showing the way into national socialism, Pettengill's Clean Gas Lines in all but nine counties of the state Smoke Screen shows the way OUT. !where votes were cast. In these A Clean Air Cleaner I nine counties three-year quotas • Clan Fuel Pump 'were favored by 50 percent or MORE THAN A HALF MILLION COPIES NOW BEING READ Tighten Water Connections !more of those voting. I Three-year quotas were approv- Adjust Tappets ed in the November 23 referendum OR for dark fire-cured and dark air- One Year Subscription to THE NEWS and el nn cured tobaccos by more than two- Give your Motor a Complete Overhauling thirds in all but two of the coun- Copy of "SMOKE SCREEN" Now .. 9 I MU ties reporting votes and the 1941 One cotton quota received more than "It's Expensive To Delay an 80 percent vote of approval in seven of the eight counties where Needed Repairs" votes wore cast in the referendue of December 7. In the burley referendum the total state vote was: For three- Brady Bros. Garage year quotas, 75.591; for the 1941 Fulton County News quota only, 2.910; against quotas. Home and Phone 79 15.464. "Your Farm Paper" State totals in the other three referendums wine: Dark fire-cured KENTUCKY .1••memnapon FULTON COUNTY NEWS, FULTON, f• action. tu. 31-Senator Lundeen nf se!"tocsOta and 24 CEIIRC.% 'son. decision adds to power E It Virginia 12-Supreme court 0("I'0 II ethos dle In plane mash In -Janan primares for "difficulties" In we siErr EM TIER of labor board. 7 bill I-Coneress passes ...tress profile tax bill. du, 1.;{ a storm. V. 1.'1 States. •A In PI Heti, approve); $965,722.000 naval A. rtotne•I 10 British bombs hlt Reichstag building 3-Coneress passes 1 trillion dollar war 11 fiellast p,I.ce ti,:rt 2000 ft. Ilke second- heart of Berlin. after slashing 112 million. (BA t fit Cit 23-ileum votes to extend President's recip- u,...,11rItt, hill Beni, 11--Buchingliani palace in Leindon damaged fleet and marine Goon kIll-d 2): -Well), bands Alossoltnt message nniv oft and rocal trade powers. 5-Navy- orders out 27.591 12-- a, I., /VItf, be air bombs. Fran,. announce plans to re ,ervists Itoesevelt Britain and to king's tomb yields, 12-Italy morns drive against EgYP1 billion dollars' worth of planes In 8-Staie department tirge3 Americans 28-Aimmet Eeyptlan Prolog) buy because uf Japanese riches. 14-Italy InVatlea Egyet; takes two towns. U. S. 1..ave the Orient NO \ I 11 vast Itoosevell'• 19-British fleet blasts Italian forcee invert. --Ilouhe committee rejects In Utah during bid fur locks in Pana• Senate passes bill to release large 31.1 BCD when he en- Ing Egypt. 227 million dollar store, 1•) OF THE YEAR Alrlean amount of foreign fends • amen Jews gis 23-British warships shell West tna canal. Dykstra of the third largest in world, 4--Germany stops deportation of le tines pub- -Movie academy awards go to Robert 13-President Clarence A 7-Tacorna bridito, port of Dakar. 19 granted leave 110 11Vrol lost district In Poland for three hours Donal and Vivien Leigh. University of Wisconsin. collapses; India lead. lbheity, rjth_ 24-British bomb Berlin to serve as directur of the 10-Earthquake in Rumania takes 1,000 13-Sir Michael O'Dwyer, British Nor- of absence native gunman. 1940 2.5-Gernians depose King Ilaeken; end drift. lives er. mated by kat he- loves, weglan monarchy. MARCH to succeed Sena. windstorma sweep coure 19-French cabinet resigns in body. 14-Joseph ft Ball named 11-Devastating term new Cold. 27-Germany. Italy and Japan sign oar al. 4-Byrd expedition funds cut out of howl* tor Lundeen. deceased, as sen•ter from try from the Dakotas to Ohio, le0 20-Paul ReJnaud seeks to appropriate. bill. Minnesota killed. damage in the millions. net for France. / 8-11ritish liner queen Elizabeth. world's 16 trillium r• ghtered for draft sailors lose their lives in storm on 26-Russla recalls ambassador to Paris. t secret 16-5fore than 12 -75 COMPIIID OCTOBER Loges( In( rehant ship, makes in natio.. Lake Michigan voyage to New York. 22-U S. Seises lee planes beet for Sweden. 23 -Mine explosion at Cadiz. Ohio, traps A l'It I L JOHN D. GRANT 2-11rItish planer. beorb Krupp plant In Remington Arms Co indicted; violation keep 11 phis eff col• NEWS 26-1full Oar. Os, t 31 , dm. 15-Iceland takes control of own foreign Germany. of neutrality act charged onism 3 Chamberlain resigns from Brit• 11-John Monk Saunders, screen writer. femme le, am) a imrior to ad..; --Neville 27-Joseph fl 1)El:2E3111ER smishes Nazi plot tO OM!, ish cabinet. hangS hlrosell Great Britain, WI. :eel coidera v.rth 19-Jugo-Slavia dollar navy at Chleago guarei 4-11itier and Diem confer on war crisis. 12--Ileime approves 654 million Prs seism( 4-Giant air transport crashes turn will be no let up exparution. far draft begins airport; 10 dead. 6 imured. Serve notice there arrested on 29-Drav.deg bomber kills six. tdio WAR on Britain. 15-Governor Rivers of Georgia III-Crash U S army M.1 Y 4 EUROPEAN enter Ruinanla. a contempt charge. NOV E3111Elt votes slate Control oVer all 7-German troops to use two liners berthed at New 30-Rumanta three Italian de. 18 --Britain buaineeses. I 13-British cruiser sinks York as troops ships. 9-Forty-hour week aband inei on defense struyers. passes Hatch clean politica bill. Jobs Equipment Senate New York 17-British reopen Burma road. SI-Secretary Hull upbraids James R. 14-Sieht theeleeleal studerts In SPORTS JUNE fur pit,on for draft snteed. 18-Axis demands on Greece include abdica• Cromwell. minister to Canada. sentenced to yeJr lin 22-Workers' coup results In new governs lion of king, proemia government and at Toronto criticizing Germany evasion sth iiii•echi eorking on ment fur Estonia. yield:rag of land. and lauding empire nations. 15-Strike eloSet plane pi to farm In Calif area 23-Six weekx of altarks balked invasion, Senate adds 90 million more military "elms JULY 16-Navy• armour-cm v accept 17•year- British say. German appointed governor of Service Hitler and Franco meet at French bor. 29-Washington officials deny old recruits fi-Duke of Windsor that this nation helped bring on 18-Lewis resiens as chief of C I. O. Bahanias. der. charges by vote of elected pres!dent at Spain arrests former King Carol and European war. 19-House refuses to adjuurn 14-Fulgenclo Batista tete &late 191 to 148 Cuba. Magda. to Britain. new Czech regime rec. Service at war. A PR IL 20-U. S transfers giant bombers 23-Dr Berms heads 21-Greece and Italy declared asks investigation of BrIt• British. destroyer sinks after collision issued by Pres- 22-Senator Holt ognized by Canadian i 10- Neutrality proclamation ish propaganda American republIcs approve program to with merchantman; 140 last. idoiLtt.bars American ships from Norse L. Lewis hemi- one No. 4 of c Phillip Murray succeeds John resist Nazi Influence In Western 28-11rItish put war resources at disposal 0 evacuate as chief of the C I sphere. Greece. 11-State department arranges to General Jackson says evidence 30--Greeks put up stout defense against citizens from Scandinavia. 23-Attorney United States shows that Reds caused plane plant AUGUST Italians. 13-America releases fastest and most secret shoves back strike in California. aviation oft. 31-First Greek counterattark planes to einpires. of food prices started. 3-Japan protests U. S ban on congress to increase 24-Investigation 7 mernbers cf Salvation Italians. 16-Navy chief asks passes Walter.Lortan bill to curb 6-Japanese arrest warships to 1 billion 10 million 26-Senate spies. fund for powers of government agencies. Army as NOV E3IIIER dollars. million dollars 7-Rurnania passes severe new law •gaintitt world that Dutch 21-Roosevelt sets aside 50 terltory. 17-Secretary Hull warns bases. Jews. P.4111S-Mark of 2-British land troops on Greek nut be overrun. to condition naval Is sworn in as gayer. 11116 SWASTIKA OkER sunk by British. East Indies must 17-Duke of Windsor 5-Two U•boats state laWS pro- th• swastika. flouts from Spain. 22-U. S. Supreme court kills nor of Bahamas ale Near CO•zqUerar, 6-13ritish cut Gibraltar off picketing. I)ECE3IIIER by axman Ln home In ships of Russian•Baltic hibiting 20-Trotsky attacked .1104/ crushed Paris following invasion. British seize 24 puts neutrality law in e:fect Kennedy resigne as ambassa. 25-President 1-Joseph P. .0111.LI SFIIIFS --Base- Mexico. nations for Norway. to Great Britain. BEIM friN 11 loses half of TransYlvanin trz *wised Eiffel Tower can be seen in back- la-Greek troops tighten net on Italians tn dor 30-Rurneraa 2-Walter.Logan bill passes house. ball's major prize-thell'orld Series chain. Hungary. *mead. Albania. U. S. treasury heads et.2n• 10-1talians routed in mountaine by Creeks. 6-British and pionship-tras token by National League bomb attack made on Londen. bill to reform wage-hour ter on finances. SEPTE3IBER Intense 3-House shelves closes 33 Pacific northwest lum. Cincinnati Reds as they defeated the De- JAN LTA ItY 11-Greece reports Italians fleeing toward law. Strike 3-Assassins attempt to kill King Carol tti Rooseveles plea for air ber mills. Tigers in a wren game series. Above 4-Finland claims destruction of a Russian Albania 8-11ouse refuses puts tax on newest issue of troit plot to revolt. British filers drop bombs on two con. control slide 9-Treasury Carol yields power and picks "dic- notes. -jubilant Reds are pictured in clubhouse 4-King neu- tinents 9-S mat • esssee bill to end buying of for. tator." REA 10-Winston Cnurchill warns Europe's and reject Hoover plan to feed Nazi- son out of war and 12-British armed merchantman, afire man ai,•ei. 10-British after victory. 6-King Carol abdicates ln favor of his trals they cannot keep warship and house to depot t conquered countries. • asks them to join the allies. sinking. fights off German 14-Bill introduced In Michael. 29 ships in British convoy. t .u ll-Lord Lothian, British ambassador to Gen. Avlla Camacho prase. saves sBornidz Britain. 12-Mexico names 13-British destroy six Italian warships in pholds President in transfer of U. S.. asks for more help for J.1.NUAIIY Ident-elect. port of Taranto: two Italian supply ships CAA. 17-U. S. gets new request for aid to Britain. Tennessee ln Rose bowl now a totalitarian state under of con- i-USC defeats 14-Rumania t-Russlans start heavy assault on the Man. sunk In another emmeenient. 16-President addresses joint session -President vetoes Walter.Logan bill. football game, 14 to 0. Iron Guard rule. and 30.000 18 French. nerheen 15-Germans drop 30,000 fire bombs on gross: asks billion dollars awards 50 trillions in plant expert- appointed football 22-Japs Invade Indo.China: fight plan. 20-Navy 11-Clark Shaughnessy 9-President 'tends Sumner %Oates to confer Coventry, England. 1.000 killed. planes as defense sion contracts. Stanford for five years. and pardons Dr. F. A. Cook. Arc- coach at •••S .1 with rulers of Britain, France. Italy Greeks capture 700 Italia.. 17-President players ln S300.. OCTOBER against re. tic explorer. 14-Landis frees 92 baseball Germany. 16-Greeks claim wide gains 000 lap masor of Shanghai. Finnish plea for ald with 22-Senate passes 11.823.252.724 army •ppro. ruling. 10-Assassins slay 14--eareden rejects treating Italians. keeps welterweight stop- charge Maffaires at Berlin troops. pound Birmingham. priation bill. 24--Arrnstrong American 1111=E111M11116.. 19-Nazie I billion 473 million navy ELECTION ping Montanex in ninth. ordered home. 11--British raid German prison ship in Nor. 20-Hungary enters axis. making it • four- 23-Senate passes NATIONAL 3 326 captives. expansion bill 29-Jock Sutherland appointed coach of the wegiost waters, rescuing puaer war on Britain. team. Chamberlain declares Albania; hem 28-President appoints Edward R. Stettinius Brooklyn professional football NOV E3IIIER if-Prime Minister 21--Greeks drive deep Into Ches- Britain never will conclude yeace with Italian bases. Jr., W. S. Knudsen. S S. Hillman. hope to British Honchos., in two vital Budd. Leon Hendee. RV 16-Survey plane pre-sent Reich rulers. raided twice in night bomb- ter C. Davis. Ralph FEBItU.t in 6 hours, 33 minutes. Liverpool Miss Harriet Elliott on defense Ing attack. son. and 9--Joe Louis wins over Arturo Godoy tn 13 30--Cuba captures seven Japs in fish boats proclaims martial law In prep. staff. maps of U. S. bases. 22-Turkey bill to speed naval build- rounds. oith oration far war. House passes i-Raassia.n1 enter Vipurl. key Finnish city. expand air force. Bombs dames,: thousands of homes ing and DECE3IIIER 11-Allose offer full aid to the Finns. adds another billion dollars 3LARCII signed, Res. near London. 30-President In 12--Somet•Finnish peace treaty Greeks take defense prograrn. 4-Purdue WInS Big Ten ba Settiall title. 1-Gen. Manuel Avila Camacho sworn and naval Italians in rout after to to de- sin getting Karelian isthmus 29-Joe Louis knocks out Paychek in second as president of Mexico. pledges base at Hangne. Koritza. 24-British vessel attacked by raider in At- JUNE round. fend Americas. II-Nazi bombers raid British anchorage at 18-Actual work started on Latin.Anterica Flow. lantre. s-u. S. Supreme court uphnlds law forcing base,. Scapa Greek troops advance in three sectors. .t PR I L air and naval German and school children to salute the flag. 20-Five thousand Cuban v orkers on naval British bombers attack passes bel authorizing 11 per APRIL cities. emaie Hoppe wins three-cushion billiard base go on strike Hellen cent increase in navy. winning all 20 games. Riven general super offers guarantees to Bulgaria. championship, 4--Wmston Churchill 26-Britain 4-President presses :Mussolini to stay out win Stanley cup In vision over Britain's fightmg strength. Bristol raided hy Nazi tacentiers. 13-Neo York Rangers political leaders ex- of e ar. I.-Germans occupy Denmard. which sub- 27-Sme.•faur Humaiimn Broain and France ship gold to America mits. and Invades Norway, which re- ecuted in ti puree. 16-Baseball season opens; Bob Feller. and pursued by for safety. no-hit game against msts. Oslo. the capital. is taken. Italian fleet art...mei s. army guns; 50 navy Cleveland. pitches porta. Chmaso White Sox. Ki-Germans capture more Norwegian British. planes un the way. supply tramps shell Iron Guard 18---Kel McCoy, old-time boxer, commits sehde British fleet tries to cut 29-Rumaidan 7-1Ieuse Votes swamping reforms in NLRB Imre aerins Skauetrak. rebels suicide. and es procedure. THIRD TLR11 TRAM!ION BRIIKEN 11-Britiala exneilitron arrives on Noroay 10-Iteemmelt assails !Mussolini: promises bomb- to elected three Y coast and IS battered by German DECEM 1,..1:Crldi aid to allies. -First U. S. erecutire be M.% ers. an inferno by approves sale of war machines as he, Mrs. I. wins IMatucky key rail • d into 11-Seeats times, FOR is pictured here 4--Gallahadion, 35 to 4110--Germans rapture Dombaas. to allies derby. for de- !Kith Aire Presidvat and Mrs. User. in Noroaso L., erpime slrate•ric points on cen• Ilease passes billion a year tax Roosevelt 10-.Lew Jenkins stops Ambers In third tral front fer, program. Henry Wallace, arrived in if ashington 3IAY west of additemat 1 7ail nat- with 2-Ten lamellae! ships attacked 12-liouse voles shortly following the election. 20-Craig Wood wins Metropolitan open army In central Norway Ireland le CM ).its are' lames tier,. for defense. S-Norwetian rout rear bill ordering deportation seeks peace as British and French with• Greece tt tso is to, Italian 13-limme passes 30--WoIntir Shaw hi. autornobee draw. lontan t••., of Harry Brehm, J N E race at Indemap els. of 20 British ships. -Treasury impounds French assets M u-Au... rush aid to low countries; Churl, 3-Nans clann sinking 17 national en:mention meets In as prime mire cabinet's conduct of ear criti- this country 24--Repuhlican ill succeeds Chamberlarn 4-British S. war craft to Ishiladeiphia JUNE cized in conin ons. 18-Secret re:. ase of 20 U. as tster. 27-Weidell W),:kre of Nee York named 5-- Alms A::C11 k ;.CCI out Johnny Pay- armies cease resistance. Italians withdraw from two baseS. Britain revealed. 114-Outen will get 150 V. S. S. cans eonfererce of 21 nations ta candidate ter Pres.dent. cm e It r.!!1 11,-Nazia mass for Balkan raid: believed Brresh told they 19-U. named tor - vessels. map hem-senor° pilules. 28-Senator Charles L. MeNary 6-11,1•Is• Baer loda•ks out Valentine Cam aimed al Rumanian oil. merchant L. Stirnson, Gamelin as French -Greeks drive into two Italian bases; 20-Fraek Kmix and Henry vice president. 23-A5,3a:end repaices 5 Rouseveles war cabl• Gene Sarazen in na• mini-tandem G.rmans within 80 miles both tn flames inter flying fortresses released net • trmol op. o golf ploVoiT of Paris. Twenty U. S. and Curt Da. channel coast, National committee reads Knox and meets 12 Do" eet J )).• Mede:ck 21-Gernians reach Freech to Britain. 4. 13-Democratic' natienal convention i•Belman forces. Commons smashes peace move. MI to Stints). out of G. 0 P. sis ti,••11 Cardinals. cutting off Weis corporation in Chicago ,.,.• •ams r.J1 In eighih 'mond. dictatorship; Churchill -Greeks occupy Porto Edda and pursue Senate passes excess profits unartenausly nom• 2), .1., I. II111111S Ilt111.111 ZS-Britain votes 6 17-Preardent Roosevelt Babe Didriekson Zaharias wins women's supreme posser; labor and wealth Italians northward. tax. for third tern, 30- the kosky off elven freighter defense and tax bills; mated t,',WO golf title. uniformed pallbearers carry drafted. 8-British cruiser sinks German 22-Congress passes Wallace named for vice pres. to be recess 18-Henry A 1:. Borah from the Moho Allies check German drive on 200.mile off Cuba. takes :dent. Senator 11 illiam to Greek troops. 24-President calls off transfer of 20 motor JI• LI front. Argyrokassron falls capitol at Boise. to his last maim British. 30.0tel Italian troops. terperio boats to Britain. Stale 21111-Gerrnara trghten net around 9-British capture S. without NOVEMBEI{ I--Jack Dempsey knocks out wrestler in Mrsoas. bombers smash at Bordeaux 28-Ships barred foon leaving U. More. French and Belgian British carry 38 Maims •remal rourd claim Calais U•boat raiders authorization. 3-Roosevelt and Wallace all-stars defeat Amens SS-Germans stg. bIll requiting finger. election. with a total of 449 5-National league Frame shakes up general staff. 10-British trap Italian forces in EgYetiab 29-President natioeal can Ismeue aMstars 4 to O. JANU-tRY mg of all aliens. Vol.% SR- Belenim gives up on orders of King desert. eleetoral -Armstrong stops Jenkins in sixth round. of Chlealetil main Italian base of WiMsre and ateNary carry 10 states 17 LS-Rulus C. Dawes. president Leopold. 11-British capture Century of Prom), troops reach England Barrani. .111.1" with 82 electoral votes. SI-Battered British 51,11 Egypt. A I:I" ST 19-Senator L Farah of Idaho. Flanders. 13-British drive Italians out of asks congress for "steep'• tax Prom names Flandin. litt• 1-Roosevelt elected head coach Belgian cabinet deposes Leopold for 14-Petain ousts Lase', on excess metits 6--Dr Edim Anderson • ler's friend. forelen nonister. K Wheeler announces of the All-Amenean harebell team. FEBRUARY surrender. defenses. 2-Sinator Burton All- Greeks smash Italian mountain candelace for the 13mnocratic nom- 29-Green Bay Packers defeat College 4-Samuel H. Vauclain. locomotive Murder. more bases in African his DISASTERS JUNE 16-Italians lose leo inatien for Pmsident Stars 43 to M. 11-Lord Tweedsmum iJohn Buchan). gov- war. Jaires W Martin of MaS- ernorgeneral of Canaria. vows to de. Italian portS. S-Congresmmin 4-Nazis lake Dunkirk; Hitler 111--Nan troops mass at two sachusetts chosen as chon man of Ca, Re• SEPTE3IBEI2 34-George M. Reynolds. retired Chicago stroy f close In on Flardra. Libya. committee. es. le-British soldiers to publican nattonal 2-Byron Nelson sins professional goy title. banker. Last allied trams leave Dunkirk. 26-Nazis reported tisane Italian connims nommatian of Henry L. of 9-Senate 6-13illy Conn knocks out Bob Pastor IR fg-Frerseh forced back by onslaught Albania Stheson !Rep 1 as secretary of har. 3IARCII Germans. billion more fur dee million 10-Roosevelt asks 5 14-Dilen'k uCn'Ixdanman wins American amateur -Dr. ICarl Muck. famous teagrerlan mu- 11-Aines evacuate Narvik; Norway surren• 4 tfers to Germany. Hatch bill to clean up state sician. Ger. pasees 19--tnisicitiii'in!ii Reds clinch National league Hamlin Garland. auteor RD-Italy declare, war on the allies. DOMESTIC mitre, Settle. pollees hill pennant. 6-Maxine Elliott. famed actress rnane cross the 11--Sdnare passes Hatch clean Baer stops Pat Comiskey In the auther ot • The Man dee ide not to defend Paris. Gem nnimnotion of Cal 26-Max 7-Edoln Markham, la-Preach r•temie e-•eltrins F. st round. With the Hoe.- roan troar, march in Knox Mien tn be secretary of effort Fra)as 27- D r,e,)r :lrs ec,,1,1n,ureeoh:n n a nt Arneri• 13-Samuel Untermyer. lawyer. 14-Germans attack Maginot line in the navy minion Frerch. navy MI to trap 20-Pm-sides, smns 4 tele), APRIL • IT-Pelson becomes preneer of France and toe,: of Lommana and four in• Britain 2:1-Ex-Gim OrT01:1-1Z asks Germany for armistice. reeled in pas roll fraud I-William siornek Jr , malted milk mil- declares it wall tight on alone. halts export of oil ar.d scrims • ..s oelterweight boxing lionaire. of em_noosevelt 5 - S' 2111--Geenitans pick Gonitile4ine. scene material 10-Mrs. Patrick Campbell. actress. 131i armistice far par ley 26 -Rom:meat renews demand for au:hardy 6--. • •-• ern eit) ba 'ball lisle 20-Mrs. W. K. Vanoerbilt Sr. 22-France st.zus Getman arintstice. to call Um National Guard. I - • 2I-Walter Kohler. former governor of Wts- 33-Nan term: stile France of arms and 8-C,, ... series. defeating consin. land; navy intemed C1i CST Del, • 4 in 7. 28-Mme. Tetrazzini. famous sopran•. French itoverninent repudiated by Brit• 6-House approves wiretapping to trap fifth 3IA Sin. cease SO% i':1!1;r1: 24--Germany ends ear on Finance: columnists 2-George Craig Stewart. Episcopal bishop firing order Issued. 7-Itouse via. permission for American 1.\111 SIRE BLASTS- of Cincinnati voted from war zone. MUNITION ,• in the National of Chicago. 7111-emsret and Rumania planes clash. ships to bring children plants working on U. S. most so.. ;Maser 13-Emma Goldman. exiled radical leader. cedes Bessarabra and north- Army arsenals ordered to use three daily Seieral munition --liurnarea ex. ern flukovina H0,1.1. stone orders uere rocked powder !'•'Lla's'ubhy" liartnett let out as manager power to call defense Cubs. JUNE 11-Erench colanres In Asia and Africa 8-Senate elves President part of the splintered of the Chicago National Guard photons. Here is -James T Gallagher named general II-Hugh Rodman. ad.niral U. S navy. rie rive up field the Keno II. N. I., 14 Rumanians fight Red tromps. kill many. Farley resigns as postmaster generin u reekage after a blast at manager of the Chicago Cubs tired. 10--FarleY becomes sales executive for a pfsat of the Hercules Powder Co., in 17-Joniny Wilson aopointed manager ot Use 22-Maj Gen Smedley Butler. former U. S. concern Cubs. Marine chief JULY soft drink were killed. Chicago 12-Rusoa demands America recall all Its uhich 41 30-Joen E Andrew. natIon•I commander I-Gm-ream caps te a Bre ,sh tslands S. PEACT11111 CONSLItirTION Balite envoys. DECEMBER • G A R. limmera re:melees Arglm I . charm": I . Snmson &wit the IS-House passes bill f sr Guard call Red- imarantee of her redependence. Sec. of War !Icor. huge 5-Chicago Bears defeat Washington French 16-Ariny bps 36 bombers and orders apart. champion. JULY r its acts to take oser scattered the first number I; 3-Eighteee lives lost In Minneapolis skins for professional football II-British capsule consuming powder plant. crosseyed c.omedian. unite of Fr ercli fleet. attacking ships that the Republican ment hotel tire. ship 73 to 0. 1-Ben Turpin. trotisirs's first procellnie mibtars 17-Wendell Winkle accepts Virginia mine ex. between Boston lA'adlow. 22-year-old Alton 11111 refuse to surrender. in the for President before • vast 10-91 lives lost In West 12-Three-cornered trade 14-Robert French nomination Washington and Cleveland tn. giant. 41-Briton report seizure of 250 s onset iption. throng at El000l. Ind. plosion. Red Sox. Canada beinber crashes In rainstorm: four valves seven players. naval vessels. 18-Roosevelt announces pact with 23-Army on tech. of Germ•n ratders blast at new killed 16-oloe Louis wins over AI McCny AUGUST Waves .1.%S1'.‘121. for a Joint defense board. sixth round. British naval base R. Wickard nominated to sue. meal knockout In 8-11r. Frederick A Cook, who clatmed dts- Vichy. dorm as. 20-Caude accepts resignation of Francis IS-The French government at 3-Tlerd session of the l'ao• eseerms ceed Wallace as secretary of agricul. EIEBRC-tRY 17-Ohro State cowry of North pole. breaks oft relations f is a 1 noo-al Schmidt. football coach. Mated by Berlin. st Mmsege n_pturre,e.idem .rpro„ b11:zard grips East: 71 dead job. 4-Talbot Mundy. author. Britain tieance expend:lutes ra• for transfer IS-Wilet 20-Captain Wood leaves Army coaching Jr.. motor car man- with taxes to plans -Fire swamps circus in winter quarters at IS-Walter P. Chrysler naval squadron at Alexandria &terse 20 41-French Portal of cleStroNers to BrItain. Rochester. Ind 10J animals perish. ufacturer. soli% to British. Atchlvshop Samuel A Strem at Mae au• resigns ae secretary of exiled Bolshevlst leader, Med• 24-Harro Hopkins 21-Leon Trotsky. 111-hrilish and It•nan fleets battle In kite named archbishop of Chicaeo commerce. ..1..s4e Jones his successor in Mexico. murdered. iterranean 4-Presetent sends melt and a half billion Frana Walker named to succeed Farley Oliver Lodge. English Scientist and attack Eng• lose FOREIGN 22--Slr Was., of German bombers bed mt to conerese ts.stnatster general kills 13 in South: hems) spiritualist. aS 12-Tornado O. Imre British strike hack Attorney General Frank Murphy named 27-McNary formerly accepts Republican 10-71 trapped to mine at St. Clairsville. 24-Duke of Guise. pretender to the French Flamm vole, diet:do-ship. to Supreme court nomMatian for vice president. throne. Britain ready to fight to eon- declaim James Cromwell named minister 28-Senate passes draft bill includIng .% ER II. for •ars Canada ol industra SEM'EMBER times sertptlon triured in train wreck at IS-Gibralter landed herr Rabert Jackson nallied atlornes gem Henry Wsllace formally accepts Demo. 19-30 dee 1 100 tlf Gert113PV. 29- 1-David F Houston. former secretary et Flritmh timm t ant p.ir!, eral crone r entnatine for vice president Lite). F31;../, N ..• e‘s•• at .11)-Ssen defense dmt e hen tho cars hit head on snrtentture 14--ilitlei cans an 8 -11iioi tr•rm not men!!,,,, oenste vote, 5 ban,. ,,,, for 21 imprecarlik deS1111c1.,/il a the r/11/ ,re 20 Mal engines tn atemeseta Gallt.CASartli. griind opera %lir Or flee r1.1 dinner 30-At nis orders 687 nlanes; 247 Negroes in Bankhead. speaker of thill m and F.stenia. under F. Gsoss named first I! S Mt -Dam, mall lire kels 14-n B 1111-1.0huania Lab. vlorence Miss of topresentstives MoSCoss, vote to Outs the to Ausmilm Natchez house erewite trot', minister SEPT E3I BER kills 16. Ryley Cooper. writer (suicide/. Union 9 Federal debt ram., 42 billion mark; 21-TOrtiadO 29-Courtney Soviet call. up 60 500 National Goera sei:es Daladier and former 'meta onot 1-Roosevelt KS-France nit!, S erely OCTOB ER aides I2 • II :se votes S264.611.252 for emergency for Near sera ,ce 31.‘1. mass air raids on 3-Presnient announce, exchange of 30 de. HOtr^r COVe/ nor 0/ ,1 ,•'Oti. 114-cermany launches deem a• for and -Earthquakes kill 249 In Peru. 3.000 6-Henry Sends proposal to enegress for cosy,' to Great Eritain Mr 24 GieT-fell. good samsritan Britain. 16 • Pi Western henal• lured Wilfrea Fr.1. 01:11 1,1•1Ant, FirlArat naval bases in British lobradoi Ito°, c eenottee trims 94 milteses off sphere posseiretens JUN E I2-W H. Dietrich. farmer senator from Ms A l'1:1•ST Hull renews warning to Jation first epprapriati in tell 4-Secretary army Mere killed ashen two army nets -fir oasis .•: hmeh Germans InaSSed t.),„„e. m em ST ,ek Merrhy's nn huh...China 17-Eleven toe. 4 zo ess soon hill bombers in St, Vail.. 13-George R Cortelvnic enlemer end en Chin:lel (toast to 11,•• Summer vourt 6-Conereee passm 5'. tellion detense 1. pottoment vier cabinet teweiser Italmr, in, ade Itritosh SonmPlar -American expo: te. s lose re like! of leo.. 7-11ouse worse, draft hill. sets :HMS M 21 liner torpedeed in censers', 453 war ban el 1.1 I-British 000000 a year throe th British to 45 NOV E 3111ER saved. en inst 9--Navs orders 200 Is:m.0,1m auto In Chteseo killed. on Gulf on tohacen -T-arn Idle Italia. march into 7eila. port W301110011 pa, a Itilotte to Sem 14-Conicription bill passes corgrese rial none blast at Soloman. 10-Neville Cheniberlada farmer prime MI! British 22 Otte.: 15. sta kIlled in vf kien. rapttoe to toonS in Ilasah at state funeral In the sem 16-SS'ar department calls o• 15,0,10 more Poer of Great Britain Pa N( 1 - Somaliland ate chamber die eh, railroad coach crashes Illf1:11 I\ e)NI RI. Sen roonan et Isiexada Wit•in told. sett. the 31 -41 f• teatzkriee- has started, 1110, Co, leader. (;S"airtarciR%71'.iirn eleend speaker of era, Aaron. Ohlo. 1///o. 24- Viscose:1i Craigason. prime mailister third day al mass raids. E freight (•,10,11 .,/le 0/ at/COIN/A elf ',Kate, •) Nart, Merril ton, .1 to I • m isoli and lined to•use to sect-red Rinkbead ioarthel n Ireland 1' Mans mess Empt tess for ) le seism, ,,,,a eseeas profits NIL :1 fnero Nepeislies potiorspaant. as •Prinee Selotql. last of Japanese ehlims covers Britain; heus• i UHT 13 T. •ert )1 Illitrkriert 24 Scenic ce •,,, or. bill paving Home votes third of • biliton to mon incised t t n bombed halter, the coaat of Deo, imr-r..trst delense 'mitred heed was for • • in to Finland It- Hurricane 10-lord Rothermere. tarnish lournalWa. t arwee 1,1104 al.. ISOM chiefs pal to link Dies elth threemeamold son of •nd South Cat mina 31 dead. dr/M. (Naha. of 30.-Woness 1,•• 20-dei:re adremTrY. Wan. in lima**, IT- t•i men, antloUneent total blockade letters. Mare de Tristan. kidnapsd in age In the nrillimm DE('I.31111.1i Count In of I waters around Encland Hillsboro. Calif ; held ter 11100.0M ran. 48 Dead. hundreds tniurerl blast J.% U.‘1{ V Dal) conquers nrithsh Sernailland %El plant at Kenvil. N J 3--Jan Kubsslik. WO- FEBItt munition. against exert. minimums plan to lenee bases population of 14--Sotteen lives lost th floods In t oir 12 -Japanese warn Anientell 13-Lorst Lethiln, British ambassador territory In •••• slashed 21 Po ea reports to United Stales on British 2 131409081 southern state. me piessore S hentispheie 1.1 S . In •uto Ftnelais Weatern Pollsters capture kidnaper •nd res. 15-Dr. Coit '11 VI end eon killed ltilMena 'bl •c1/42de BrItigh. la-Rynatl Kanto. foiernost stateses ordera parley Mter arierd clashes yenta, 23-Tan French concessions at Tientein 11-Ains cue MA, de Divan Celifmnla hills. 'Melded at GicenleM. man. Balkans 1-Senate e•menitt, • In crash •nd explosion et s to i 1.• ..• IC -Roosevelt bars export of wrap metal W 111-Nine killed SI -Chin'Ma ras that ata.Yaar.)" "I fit.i...•• by Western New varier Unions. . lills-Ge,mans and Irate Mrce Rumania 110 mit additional lea army bomber INPer 01111Vtt named ru er of Tibet. 4 eerie port of Thiasslyanie to Heillitarl• China J•oen. FULTON COUNTY NEWS, FULTON. KENTUCKY

Fortner, was graduated from South Omura!alai ions Mrs. B. F. Evans returned to It. E. Sanford is ill of flu at his school. Fulton high _ _- her home in Water Valley, Miss., home on C Tin.•3• 111 111:4:‘V llICIr 1101111..' BIRTH ANNOUNCEMEN'r Tuesday after several days visit Battle Cteek. Nlich Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Knighton hew to alltind the bedside of le announto the birth of a son, born mother, Mrs. It. E. Pickering. I I AYNES-LEWIS Wednesday night in the Fulton Mr. and Mrs. T. NI. Pine:. Nliss Jane Lewis, dat.ghteteuf Ale hospital. tatted to their home in and Mrs. J. O. leewis of this cey, 1.'alley, Miss., Tuesday after : BRADFORDS ENTERTAIN Weddings and Louis Ira Haynes, Jr., of Ash- BIRTH ANNOUNCENIENT ing friends in Fulton for AT RECEPTION FRIDA A and SATURDAY land, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Mr. anti Mrs. hloulton Gambill daYs• Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Bradford, Haynes of Owensboro. TF:X RITTER THACKER-GRAVES were mar- ZITITI"L:Wts birtil of a daughter, Mrs. Robert Sanger of Ilickrre Third street, entertained Sunday, Nliss Louise Graves, daughter of ried Thursday, December 26. at bora Seeley el the Fulton hos_ has been dismissed from the Fulie "7'ake Me Back To December 29, with a well planned Mr. and Mrs. R. NI. Graves. Hardy, the home of the bride's parents. pita! Hospital and is new at the hor Oklahoma" reception, celebrating their twenty- Arlt and Alton Thacker of Ful. The Rev. George Vick of Owens- (if her parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. l' Chapter li—Juilior -Alen wedding ' fifth anniversary. The ton, were married on December boro read the ceremony in thy street. Davis, Eddings SUNDAY•MONDAY moms were beautifully decorated 22, in Mammoth Spring, Ark.. with presence of a sinall group of vele- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mune. PERSONALS JANE W ETHERS Nvith a variety of flowers, gilts to the Rev. L. N. Bartlestnyer tives and friends. The only at• Jr., of Nlemphis visited relatives The Itost and hostess. A beauti- ciating. tenclants were 'Miss Kathryn Tay- NIr. and mrs. Pete fiondurant Fulled during the helidays. "YO/ TR WILL BE white ful (edit, with pink trim, Mrs. Thatiker. a popular mem- lor end William Hopewell of Lex- have returned to their Ilona, in Brantley Turpin of l'ampa. E:. sEiel'ED" holding a miniature bride and ber of the younger set of Hardy, ington. New York after spending the holi- arrived laet week to join Mrs. Te groom, was used :1:.; a centerpiece TUES. - WED. - was graduoted from the Hardy 'rite bride wore n model of gold dav., t"ith the former's 'welter, pin in a visit with her siste! of tile thi.,eg 1.7.en table and sev• Double Feature high schoid and attended the U(o- jersey with kid trim and brou Nies. Ed Bondurant, in Highlands. W. r,. Amberg, in Hickmon. er-al tapers were lighted in the PAT O'BRIEN versity of Arkansas. The groom is accessories. Iler corsege was of Mrs. Gus Dycus left Sunday left Thursday for Tampa. dining room. "FLOWING GOLD" well known in Fulton and the orchids and she carried a white night fie' Akron, Ohio, to join Nit'. Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Vaughn I, • In Bits receiving line were Mr. Dukedom vicinity. Ile is a gradu- Teetament. Nliss Taylor wore a Dycit•. who is employed there. Sattirday night for their home BOBBY JORDON -and Mrs. Bradford, their daughter, ate of Fultan high school in the light blue wool Cirt`FS with match- Nliss Christine 13rown has re- Gulfport, Miss., after a visit u "BOYS OF THE Mrs. Richard Harris of Louisville, class of 1931. was graduated from ing hat and a corsage made ot turned te Lexington after a visit their 7- - D. B. Vaughn, and fee Mrs. Bradford's mother, Mrs. W. W. (717'1" Nlurray in 1997, and attended the pink roses. with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. ily on teentral Avenue. Morris and G. Woodson Morris of SEATS Louisiana State l'niversity. For An informal reception was field L. Brown. Nliss Brov..n is art Carl 'ward Jones of New Ye- Mr ALL San Antonio. Texas. tht• past three years lie has taught following the ceremony. teacher in the Lexington Junior City, who has been visiting I. ANYTIME 10( Presiding at the register were r. in the Hardy city schools. After a brief wedding trip in high school. mother, Mrs. Lula Jones. for tl: the three ladies who assisted there The couple has gone to Knox- the South the couple vAll go to ipiai:thotenme.clays, left Wednesday f at the time of the wedding and they Mrs. Voris Pickard of Mayfield ville where Nice Thacker will at- Ashland to make their home. M +1 LCC were Nlrs. W. T. Anderson or spied Wednesday afternoon in Ful- nt.0 tend the University of Tt•nnessee ten. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Ste; Muskogee. Oiela.. Mrs. T. M. Pitt- this semester. children, Nlargaret ' man of Water Valley. Nliss., and 1SBELL-HALE Mrs. Chris Dannano and son, ULTOn Ciree. J:-.. have arrived from Baton Sunday in Memplie HITS : Mrs. Elizabeth Pa3.'ne. eehe register NIr. and NIrs. O. A. Hale of Union MOUS** OF Rouge to jein NIte Damian°, fuel Mr. Stephens parente used was the same used at tho READ-HALE City announce the marriage of 1 engineer for the I. C.. and will FRIDAY - SATURDAY wedding. Announcement was made this their daughter. Miss l/orothy Ann Nliss Frances NIarie make their home here. the I week of the marriage of Nliss Hale. and Glenn Nlitchell Isbell. hes been guest (if - Assisting in receiving were Mr and Mrs. Jim Norment of A MIGHTY EPIC! Martha Virginia Hale. daughter of Nee of NIr. and Mrs. Thurmon Mr. Nit.. Frank Cequiti, retie _ .4.-.:- and hlrs. J. E. Fall. Mr. and NIrs. Memphis spent Wednesday with home in Huntingdon Sie Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Hale of Union also of Ulti011 City. The wed- Abe Jolley. Mrs. Sarah Mem.:tam. in Fulten. City. and I. II. Read, Jr., son of ding took place Sunday. December friends ' , • Nits J. C. Scruggs. Mrs. Joe Davis. Mrs. R. E. Pickering is improv- Mr. and Mrs. I. II. Read of Fulton. 29. at the honte of Rev. E. R. Ladd. Mrs. Mary Carr Johnson. Bert 1 ing after several days illness at The wedding took place October 8 pastor (7f the Fulton Cumberland ,, ii ,i, Cox and T. NI. Pittman. 11. Eddings °CLASSIFIED at Elkton. Ky . with the Rev. O. A. Presbyterian church he.• me street. Allt° Nies Bert Cox of Union City. and rIrs. Jim Shuck ce. i Arnett performing the ceremony. They will make their home in who was flower girl at Mr. and s; TYRONE LINDA DEAN Miss Dorothy Hamilton of Union Union City. 0‘venshoro spent the vveek end FSNIEN WANTED , 'Mrs. Bradford's POWER • DARNELL wedding. Nliss Vir- City was only attendant. with lus parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. MAN WANTED for Rawleigh Routei • JAGGER ginia Meacham and Miss Lillian The bride is a graduate of the 1. Shuck. Pearl Village. in Fulton County where Products NEWS - CARTOON Cooke assisted in the dining room. WILEY-WALKER Union City high school and Morg• hlre Pew Fields is ill of flu at are well known. Hustler with ear Announcement Avenue. SUNDAY - MONDAY an's Business College of Martin. has been made of her hone, on Central can expect good profits from start Theodore Kramer. Jr.. of Fort the tnarriage of Miss Vergie Walk- Mr. and NIrs. Robert Witty of Write at once. She is 110W employed in the office Itawleigh's. Dept. SHETOOK A SFOR i -CI TO ROMANCV 'Knox. Ky., spent tho week end er. daughter of Mrs. Walker of Jziceren Wedneeday with __ of the Brown Shoe Company, Union Ida spent K11.-82-207. Freeport. '4:e.,e with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. T. Union City, and City. Mr. Read was graduated Linen Wiley, son l'Clat I \ 111 Fulton. N22.29: D6,13,20.27pd J. Kremer. second street. of Mr. frem Fulton high' school and at- and Mrs. Joe 'Wiley of Hick- Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pickering and Mrs. W. T. Anderson left Wed- man tend•el the University of Kentucky. which' took place in Fulton on daughter. Dotty. have returned to WANTED—Women to do laun- . --aesday for her home in Muskogee. December 5. their home in Memphis after a vis- dry uork. Apply at 0. K. Laundry. .re .• %Ala.. after a visit with Mr. and They will reside in Hickman it ith relativee. ----- ' .0 Mrs. L. O. Bradford on Third FORTNER-CUMNIINGS where the groom is employed. Moe Kenji' Wood of Washington. WANTED — hoieses and . 'V-. etreet. hire. Reba Cummings. daughter D C seen" the holidays with her cows, after they are dead—moved Robert Alexander. student at the NIrs R. I.. Bell of Fulton, and CRICK-IIORNER (hughtt•r. Mrs Frank Wiggins. and frc•e. Call Tankage Plant at Mel- University of Kentucky. has re- Tech Sgt. Carl Fortner a tho The marriage of Miss Louis:, N:r. Wieeins on Maple Avenue. vvity. Telephone Union t'it Ex- V,...0,.. . — . ..— turned to Lexington after a visit Medical leepartment of the U. S. Horner. daughter of Nle. and Mre. hlr :71,1 Mrs Paul Workman :eel chanze. call collect 530-.11. It. tr::""Wei.le, , :„ . - with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. Army Wt'l tIlarrksd Wednesday. R. I. Horner of Union City. and eeddr• Patsy ;...-' IN . -el. Conley, Fairview Avenue. December 25, in Wavt,rly, Tenn.. Wade Crick of Fayetteville was Chl •h 1. Movie Operators and :Managers. G. Woodson Morris of San with the Rev. A. D. Thompson of- performed by Esq. S. A. McDade tree Fulton District. 31ovie ('ircuit i:Pirrief, _Antonio:Texas. who has been the a_.+11.... gial .." .E; 0 & ma i'lellitine• Attendants were James at his home en Saturday. Decem- Mr :MA 1V.I'S. 1'4,111 I :1,„1 Work. P. O. BOX BOB. Memphis. euest of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Fortner. brether of the groom. and ber 23. Charles Adams and Faye Son. TOM. Jr . of Celle., NIiss . hey, Tenn. 2tp ei,ii;i& 'W. W. Morris. W'est State Line, has NIrs. Fortner. and Miss Eugenia Autree- of Union City were the been the gutrds of Mrs S. P. Mee' ENN!S l'INGAN 'returned to his home Turner of Waverly. only attendants. Erldings street FOR RENT—To reliable couple, ISPEIMIcxJ1 D Charles Allen Williams of Fort Mee Fortner attended school in The couple tvill ntake their honte Mrs. Ole McClain of hlilan epee'. no children. 3 large room apart- stws - CARTOON .Taekson, S C. spent the holiday, Fuller end is well known here. in Fayotteville where the groom is this week tt ith her sister. Mre ment. front and back entrance, well' les Set 1-',•rteer. son of Mrs. Lora employed. I Anderson. tin Central Avenue. sink. bath and garage. 599 College TuEsoAv - WEDNESDAY St.—Call 355 or see Paul Bushart ;a.. ' the Zetee at Fulton County News. ST:L.:WART 0.i,./..id 70 Relieve Misery er S RUSSELL )7/ ' I TIME 1 ! ki ''' • P.L666 ,, I &Vann Bit MOM itatiVt.N.V /./ Cir.... '..ABLEIS.SAA.V6. 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