1943 ( ) MARCH 26, & COUNTY KENTUCKY i. W wfc THE JEFFERSONIAN. JEFFERSONTOWIT JEFFERSON

Ryan spent Sunday evening Mrs. R. herdsville Road sure got our iley brief visitor of Mr. and Hebron News QUO.1 Mr, Ryan's home in Belmont Saturday, also Mrs. Dallas Valley Station of the storm and wind Fri- at J. Cook .A' share Kentucky. At . By 'Mrs, Ida Holsclaw Instruction Hart. day. A large shed was blown Certainly hope that the coal our By' Mrs. F. B. Smith Remember folks to reach flews March' 18 is the birthday of J. down on the Graham farm, along strike will be settled before so 100 present Sunday, we goal of W. Brooks and also of his brother, with some of the roofs off the many of our vitally important In 'jlicol May Continue must all go and take someone Sunday School attendance rose Forrest Brooks, although there is other buildings. Trees were up- dustrial plants are forced to ciose. with us. a difference of five years in their looks like we need them all to spent to 326 last Sunday at Beechland. rooted and several spots in the It Tate pf a class in Moral Instruction at Greathouse School Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Cook ages. Well, last Thursday night a 6tay at full speed in these un- Smithfield, all day Of this number Mrs. S. S. Fobs' neighborhood reported damaged. znd3 on of Education, accord-- Z Monday in company of about 40 assembled to settled conditions in the world the Jefferson County Board C. W. Old- class, Helping Hand, had 21 last but a few minutes guests of Mr. and Mrs. give Jv W. a surprise. First came It didn't today. to Kenneth Farmer, principal. Possibility that the class H. Shively re- members and one visitor. but it certainly was a twister. ham and Mrs. J. his pastor and wife and son, Rev. i The G. A.s sponsored by Mrs. and Mrs. F. R. Stark and . home with them. Mr. I Jrit be abolished arose as the result of a Supreme Court turned Lawrence, then the Huckles, Wes- - Classified Ads Bring Results! will have a good Carvin held their meeting last Miss Alice Stark and Mrs. cidon declaring, religious Bro. Spangler Sunday seven of them with their instru- message. afternoon at the church ments of music, Easter and will now hold then his sisters, Hi Ltruction In public schools were arranged of family gather- 4- their meetings Mrs. every Gilliland and son, Sherman, ings in my honor. , fourth Sunday at the and unconstitutional. church. daughter Mrs. Blankenbaker So glad to hear of such a splen- and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Harry A spokesman Board rg for the did attendance Sunday at New-bu- The Beginners, Primaries and Swann, Mrs. Milton Harris and SWISS HOP l.f tducation said today, how-t-vc- r, and especially glad to hear Juniors will have an Easter Hunt husband and son, Bobby, and that it was the general of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Sutherland on the church grounds, Saturday daughter, Mrs.. Rodney Brown, rpinion of the Board that the and Earl Osborne and Mr. Bush afternoon at 2 o clock. Mr. Brown and daughter, Mrs. classes would not be disturbed worshipping with the Newburg Sorry to report Mrs. Doll is Roy Miller and daughter, Helen, lis they are classes "in character congregation Sunday. Mr. Suther- still confined mostly to her bed Mr. and Mrs. Carl Fischer and ST. IIATTIIEVS ARIIORY building and not religion." land has been made Elder at with illness although she is im- two children, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Pastors of St. Matthews church- Crescent Hill Church and Sunday proving some at this time (Wed- Brooks and three children. One Used cooking fat is the only thing es, and representatives of the will take charge of the Young nesday). May she soon recover. sister, Mrs. Brown, lives in Bal- that often goes Into the garbag Cres- pail that can be sold for cash. P.-T.- People's Class. Our loss is timore, Md., and could not be Woman's Club and make Process for Killing Mrs. Rosa Beahl is with her Orange skins, potato peelings and cent Hill's gain. sister-in-la- present two brothers, 1948 Vp a moral Instruction Commit- Mrs. Chester and his eggshell are not redeemable, but SAT., APRIL 3, tee which selects workbooks Mrs. H. Shively attended ser- Forrest and Charles, were ill. and J. Turkeys Explained Swearingen, who has been ill for meat dealers do pay for every FROM 8 P.M. UNTIL ? outlines the course of study for vices at Smithfield Christian a week or more. Her husband, Mr. Gifts were brought for both pound of used cooking fat Con- the classes. Church Sunday where Bro. Shaw Swearingen, it as the Baptist brothers and delicious home made serve and turn In every pound to Reservations TA. 3138 Proper Slaughtering ease Music by Kaelin Orchestra According to Farmer, the is pastor. Smithfield Church does Hospital for an examination. He cakes and ice fruit punch served. the shortage of fata and oils. course is not compulsory and not have a large membership, And Eleeding Required was taken there Monday morning. Mrs. Roger Barger and Miss permission of parents is obtained but they are very active and He was reported some better Lois leave tomorrow (Tuesday) killing turkeys, as well Old before enrolling a child in it. have a part in all the spiritual Before ai Tuesday night and it is hoped he for Rochester, Minn., to report to Shepherdsville Rd. fowl, see they ac- It-- is offered in grades Four activities of the Brotherhood. other that have will soon recover. the Mayo Clinic. We are praying Mrs. R. J. Stark water but no feed during Br through- - Eight, he said, adding Thev have a Good Missionary So cess to the that her condition may be found BEN HUR 12 18 prior to slaughtering. Mrs. Henry Huflage and Mrs. . . . . only about fifteen children ciety and use "The World Call." to hours satisfactory tube removed Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stark are llit the turkey shows feed In the W. G. Cowley called on Mrs. and the Greathouse do not participate. We are so happy to have Roy When enabling to the proud parents of a baby girl, at crop it will not be graded as quality. Swearingen Tuesday afternoon. from her throat, her "TJo sect or religion is in Sunday School again. born March 11, at SS. Mary and GALVAIIIIEALED WIRE stressed." Hart Mrs. talk again. be said. It is purely a course Roy used to be very faithful and To kill a turkey for market, sus- Ed Schaffner of Rockford Elizabeth Hospital. Both mother Lane is doing Her many friends are grieved Here is wrap-sta- y or hinge-joi- nt type BEN in moral education. we hope to have him every Sun- pend them by shackles, leaving the nicely but the brok- and daughter are doing fine. the standard wings of en bone to hear that Miss Phillis Jackson day. free. Insert the blade the in her ankle must have Mrs. J. H. Graham suffered an killing knife in the turkey's has been sent to Waverly Hills a very popular style of fence contest in the Adult Class mouth time to mend. injured hip in a home. Newburg The for treatment. fall at her with farmers everywhere, par-- . News is going on very pleasingly, es- Mrs. Mary Bennett and daugh- She is doing very well. We hope Mrs. W. Brooks entertained ticularly where the ground is . Mrs. J. H. Shively for the women, but Sun- ter, Alma, formerly of this com- J. Br pecially for her a speedy recovery. rolling uneven. a tie. Let me urge all munity, enjoyed the day Sunday the Junior B.Y.P.U. girls in her and The writer has just concluded a day was 1 Miss Donna Flechler, daughter Sunday so . home Sunday. delightful week's visit with Mr. women to come out in celebration of the birthday of of Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Flechler of The flexibility of BEN HUR Smith-fiel- d. her grandson, Glen Little Flock has completed a und Mrs. C. W. Oldham of "The Banne r" is ours. Hiatt. Old Shepherdsville Road suffered wrapped stay-kno- t, plus the was a religious its environs. While there many dinners George Kenneth Martin All of her daughters were pres- census of a broken right arm in a fall off extra large crimps in the line ent at the home of Mr .and Mrs. The writer was hostess to the her tricycle. wires makes it possible to Twenty-tw- o wo- Earl Hiatt, who were hosts. Best W.M.S. March 9. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cava-naug- h keep the fence trim and tight wishes and many returns, Glen. men were present and a fine pro Professional. Truly Beautiful entertained with a birth- up and down hills, and under We Feature the Truly gram presented. Among salient change- Proper tur- Mary Ann Huflage who kept day and anniversary party at the most rigorous and method of killing a were letters read from key as well as fowl. Draw- up her school work at Greenwood features their home. Those present were: able weather conditions. RAYETTE LECTRONIC WAVE other Rev. Skelton, worker in India, ing, Cornell university. School also took her church Mr. and Mrs. Milburn Gentry, Stays are always vertical, school training at Lu- and Miss Cora Ney Hardy, Ni- Mr. nd Mrs. Ferdy Mr. Week By Appointment Redeemer Stark, and when ridden down or Open Two Evenings Each and make one clean cut across the theran Church in the city. She geria. and Mrs. OwenJJmith, Jr., Miss pushed aside by stock, can readily be pulled back into shape. upper part of the throat Just back was confirriTed Sunday. Her par- Mr. and Mrs. Walter Crum-back- er Helen Baker, Mr. Conrad Wettle, of the of the FENCE is ideal fence for farmers who prefer AUDUBON BEAUTY SALON Junction head and ents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Huflage went to the Owen Funeral Miss Evelyn Arnold and Mr. BEN HUR the neck, as shown in drawing. of Cane Run Road, in honor of the Parlor where the body of First James Cavanaugh. the wrap-sta- type. 4111 At Hess Lane 3103 Preston Highway MA. Hold the turkey head down, with occasion, had all of the Huflage Lt. Robert Kelly lies. lie died in Mr. and Mrs. Ferdy Stark had We Hare's Limited Stock of Wire Fence and Posts the beak open, until the blood Is family present and also Mrs. Fred a plane accident in France. Jan as supper guests Sunday evening Christine Wilkerson Operators Lillie Crouch well started. With the left hand Boehne and daughter of Evans- - uary 30, 1948. He served in World Mr. and Mrs. Milburn Gentry. grasp the head in front of where the ville, Ind., who spent the week War II and won decorations and Guess everybody was glad to HALL SEED COIIPAIIY cut has been to prevent made the end as dinner guests Sunday. May promotions. His wife, nee Aileen have some warm weather after INCORPORATED pressure of the fingers from - God bless and keep this former Gross, survives. all the cold we experienced this ing the flow of blood. Poor bleeding 219-22- 3 East Jefferson Street Louisville. Ky. neighbor girl throughout the Little Flock is planning to build winter. is indicated by visible blood in the years to come. We over here on Old Shep veins and by the dark red appear- a parsonage. ance of the carcass after picking. The writer spent a pleasant day When the blood is flowing freely, the 17th with Mrs. Walter Crum-back- er thrust the knife blade straight back and with her visited Mrs. on a line between the eyes and ears, Barger in the afternoon. through the cleft in the roof of the Miss Emma Rogers was our mouth and into the lower lube of the dinner guest Saturday evening. Give knife a quarter turn. A Hlrfcl brain. the Mrs. Price Howlett returned kills loosens the FBI. AND SAT. MAR. This the bird and in Los feathers. (Saturday fontlnuom t to 11 P.M.) from her winter visit Angeles, Cal., last Monday night. OF MATERIALS Waller Pidqeon LARGE NEW ASSORTMENT Maureen OUara She made us a call Wednesday. Had a wonderful trip. 49c 69c ...89c and 1.09 "HOW GREEN WAS MY Prints and Herds and Flocks on Of course we are for Truman Yd. 59c Chambray .... 59c and 89c VALLEY" Successful Farms for President, aren't you? Yd. 1.39 1.09 Waller Brennan, Anne Baxter LOOK" . . Yd. 1.49 Dotted Swiss Yd. 98c "SWAMP WATER" . . HAVE THAT "NEW Dimily 89c and 98c Organdy Yd. 98c Feed bunks for cattle should be Long Run News 30 inches high for mature stock and M'N. MOM. TUES, MAR. 69c Yd. 98c By Mrs- - Clay Bryant .... 45c lo 24 inches for calves. Allow 30 inches (Sunday Continuou 1:15 to 11 P.M.) of trough length for each grown Robert Taylor. Audrey Toller Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bryant, New Arrivals . . . GAY EASTER AND SLIP COVER MATERIAL animal, 20 for each call Make the Mr. and Mrs. William Bryant and grain and silage bunk "HIGH WALL" 98c 1.98 2.19 2.49 three feet MAS Miss Carolyn Bryant attended a DRESSES wide for feeding from both sides. in honor of Jo- COMPLETE LINE OF TRIMMINGS. RIBBONS, Adele Jergens, Stephen Dunne birthday dinner NAME DRESSES Many ewes die every winter from seph, Jack and Patricia Trumbo AND SEWING ACCESSORIES condition known as pregnancy dis- "THE WOMAN FROM a at home of Mr. and Mrs. FOR BIG AND LITTLE The are not as com- TANGIER" the eases. losses Trumbo. Jonathan Logan SISTER mon in flocks where the ewes are John AND THl'R. MAR. SI; APR. 1 "Shop At Your Neighborhood Store" kept gaining slightly in weight dur- WED. Mr. and Mrs. James Gish and Sue Mason of Hollywood ing the gestation period. Lorelta Young, Robert Preslon son, Gary, of Louisville, Mr. and Solid colors. 2 to 6X and "LADY FROM Mrs. Homer Burford, Pewce Val- Joanette Jrs. 7 to 12 sizes. CHEYENNE" ley were week end guests of Mr. Franklin and Mrs. Clay Bryant. 2.83 to 5.93 Ben Store Irene Dunne, Palric Knowles old fash- Mr. and Mrs. Barret Phelps, Jr., Gay floral prints, "LADY IN A JAM" ioned prints and solid col- were all day guests of Mr. and 3906 FRANKFORT AVENUE ors. 9 to 15 sizes. FOR BABY SISTER Mrs. Frank Phillips. AND BROTHER ST. MATTHEWS : : KENTUCKY Mr. and Mrs. James King and Toddler Dresses, pastels, son Ronald of Shcpherdsville vis- 10.93 to 19.75 If 1 to 3 2.98 to 4.98 ited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Baby Brother Knit and Carl Gabhart. Wash Suits, Mrs. Richard Bryant and Mrs. Mary Allen, Weiss, Martha Man- BUY YOUR Enoch Miller, Mrs. Richard Hays, ning Dresses for fuller figures: 16Mt 1 to 3 1.98 to 2.98 Mrs. Clay Bryant and Miss Caro- to 24 Vi sizes 10.98 to 24.75 Adults 27c Plus Tax lyn Bryant attended the regular 1 meeting of the Clark Homemak-er- s home of Mrs. BUN. MON. TIES. MAR. 9 30 Club at the John Trumbo last Wednesday. EASTER HATS EASTER BONNETS W ewe that should HOME FREEZERS Mrs. Arthur Bryant, Masters FOR GIRLS FOR BABY AND TODDLER cause no trouble. JOAN CAULFIELD Donald Lee Bryant and Paul Jay Organdy, Pique, Swiss 1.88 to 2.88 Lousy cows, when freed from lice, WILLIAM HOLDEN Long were recent guests of Mr. Straws, Flowered Trim 1.98 to 2.98 Baby Boy Wash Caps with Peak 1.00 to 1.88 FROM THE MEN IN give 10 per cent to 15 per cent more EDWARD ARNOLD and Mrs. Clifford Cates. and Tailored milk, according to Michigan State Mrs. Clay Bryant had as callers college. This means the equivalent Monday Mr. and Mrs. Clark Har- of another cow in a herd for $1, by "DEAR RUTH" ris, Mrs. Charles Miller and little "OVERALLS" controlling Lee. In winter, which is nieces, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Bur-for- d. EASTER BLOUSES - - 2.98 to 5.98 . . a bad time for cattle lice, apply a Embroidery and Trim Crepe Blouses Dressy and Tailored Styles. THEY CAN GIVE YOU SERVICE powdered louse killer containing Mr. and Mrs. Jewell Harrod, White Wash Blouses DDT and repeat the application in FIX'S Misses Rita and Beryl Harrod WHEN YOU NEED IT MOST. 10 to 14 days. guests surprise birth- Douglas were at a Early spring litters of pigs do Dale Evans Warren day supper at the home of Mr. NEW JEWELRY GAY HANKYS poorly unless the brood sow has an and Mrs. Allan Harrod in honor abundant supply of at farrow- "THE TRESPASSER" FOR GIFTS milk of Mr. Harrod's birthday anniver FOR GIFTS ing time. Immediate Delivery sary. Other guests were: Mrs. Gay, colorful spring floral prints. All IMbrJMhlllc i John Harrod, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bracelets Earrings Pins embroidered. f Mrs. Emory L. white hemstitched or Terhune, Mr. and 1.00 to 2.93 25c to 1.69 ALL SIZES 4 TO 26 CU. FT. Baby Chick Feeders Hughes and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Priced Carroll Terhune and sons, Mr. One, two and three-stran- d and Mrs. Edward Lee Terhune PEARLS LOO to 3.98 i and son, Mr. and Mrs. Hastings necklaces CASH OR EASY TERMS GLOVES FOR EASTER Salyers. Pearl Earrings to Match 1.00 Mrs. Arthur Bryant, Donald REMEMBER When you buy from us, your Bryant and Paul Jay Long were White Fabric Gloves 1X0 to 2.98 , te-Z- $ goes for quality merchandise backed by first class I RI. AND SAT. MAR. 7 dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gloves Navy, black, grey, service and installation department instead of high rents ,,. lev" PhilUnc SnnHav. lJQ Claudelle Colbert beige ; and salesman's commission. Wayne T-e- John EASTER NOVELTIES Little Girls Gloves, White, Beige 1.00 "WITHOUT Rev. Walter E. Lawrenson, pas- YOUR AUTHORIZED RESERVATIONS" tor of Bearerass Christian Church FOR LITTLE FOLKS has returned from Washington Alfalfa Rudy Wissler among a group In pink or Preventing waste of feed Is al- Switzer where he was of Cuddly Bunnies HOUSE KIDS IN chosen to make rec- 1.59 to 1.98 BALLERINA SKIRTS g ways important. Easily-buil- t feed- "GAS 80 ministers light blue GENERAL ELECTRIC Na- ers of wood help prevent waste HOLLYWOOD" ommendations to the United will Plaids, Solid Colors of feed. This Washington State col- tions on the European Recovery Washable Bunnies and Gay 5.98 SALES AND SERVICE lege design can be built at little MATINEE ONLY Program and an International Chickens 125 to 1.98 and Black to 7.50 cost. It will serve 100 chicks for CARTOON CIRCUS Bill of Rights. their first 10 days. ETTLES ALSO REGULAR FEATURES New Poison Reported SIN. MON. TUES. MAR. (3D), ALES & More Potent DDT Than Joan Crawford ifls LnusuftJ TAylor TAylor An insect poison four times as Dana Andrews Henry Fonda ERVICE 3173 3173 potent as DDT against certain In- "DAISY KENYON" sects has been discovered. Called ELECTRIC" Pat O'Brien Walter Slexak PERSONALIZED "HEP AIR ANYTHING synkJor, it is particularly powerful Anne Jeffreys against such household pests as MATCHES $1.75 TAYLORSVILLE ROAD roaches, ants, moths and carpet "RIF RAF" ON THE one week delivery & SUPER MARKET . beetles. Hordes of grasshoppers In ACROSS FROM NEW A P WED. TRURS. FRIDAY recent years also have nowed to this S behind. Vogue Theatre MILE EAST OF JEFFERSONTOWN new chemical. It has proven effec- MARCH 111 APRIL 810 ST. MATTHEWS PHONE: JEFFERSONTOWN 5S38 tive for hard-to-ki- German roach "Do You Lore Me" 3934 Franlzf crt Averts St rntt2c as well as weevils, aphlds, lie and "On The Old Spanish Trail" TAylor 8022 ticks.