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This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Newspapers at Murray State's Digital Commons. It has been accepted for inclusion in The eN ws by an authorized administrator of Murray State's Digital Commons. For more information, please contact [email protected]. -jottinga from PAGES Jo's This Issue ^SCTHE NEWSSI3J14Tw o Sections ~ The Farm and Home Paper of the«f Ken-TennIT T Territory1*. — Note Book Volume Twenty-Four Fulton, Fulton County, Kentucky, Thursday November 3, 1955 Number Forty-Four One good story brings on another and probably one con- fusing ailment brings two. Patti Forrest, our office aide, who finally found the definition of Heallh Departmenl Of Communily walking pneumonia comes up with a real honest to goodness ITHH ailment she said a fellow « suf- fering from She said one of her ft-iends, has a friend who has a friend who has high blood pres- sure on one side and low blood pressure on the other side. I wag not able to determine whether the sides were top or bottom, front or back, or side by lide.

A good story going the rounds during the last days of the gen- eral election Is told about the great importance of making per sonal contact to get voters out to the poll* Noble Gregory at the dinner meeting at Smith's Cafe the other night told this one A yomnt man and young lady were madly in love with each other and were contemplating the fatal step lo the altar Just as plans were being made for the sapllsli the young man was railed overseas for a year's daty. Hut he comforted his loved one wlUi the fart thai he would buy MS pert cards and write her one each and every day so that Complete physical examinations «kt cou'd feel a personal con- Dr. Harrell get* blood teat from Bennett Wheeler looks as pained Debbie and Kim Homra, children i " < with him on each of the achool teacher Mrs James McClay as hig little daughter Kathy Lee of Mr. and Mrs. David Honjra too are part of the public health long and lonely days ahead. He as part of the public achool health while Nurse Mary Heinline gives watch their weight on health de- program undertaken by the Health he went away! program. booster shot. partment scales. Department. Came time for his return and of course he was excited as all On next Tuesday voters of get nut and mu< h satisfied with ' ! Fulton County will be given the the feet that his daily letters CLINTON THEATRE opportunity to pass a tax levy «ere real personal contacts with i SHALL SUPPLY OF CATTLE SHOW AND to secure funds with which to his bride to-be Tennessee Residents, operate the Fulton County GROUP TO PRESENT Health Department. The tax, POLIO VACCINE IS SALE PLANNED AT twelve and one-half cents on On arriving home he found asch $100 of assessment is a out that Indeed his sweetheart AVAILABLE HERE MURRAY NOV. 7 PLAY AT WINGO small sum to pay when benefits was in the marrying mood with Voting In Kentucky, to be derived from the services thaee personal contacts On his Physicians Have 4-H. FFA Boys Mrs. Joe Johnson „ offered by the Health Depart- return she was already married ment are considered . . . .she had married the post- Small Quantity WiU Exhibit Expertly Directs This week-end a house to For Private U«« Cattle Raising May Be Challenged "Night Must Fall" house canvass will be made by I various local groups to solicit And election reminds us of the Doctor J F Harrell, County Area 4-H Club members and As a result of two county-wide meetings of precinct "Night Must Fall," an inter- your support of the measure, story Dor Reauchamp told about Health Officer said this week Future Farmers of America will election officials held Tuesday the eligibility of many jesting and highly entertaining Vote "Yes" for the Health De- the loyal precinct worker who there was a small supply of cltmax their year's cattle rais- local voters may be challenged at the polls on election , three-act play will be presented partment's tax levy. It may wanted to do everything he polio vaccine in the hands ot ing enterprises with the Pur- day. Under the auspices of the Fulton County Election in Wingo High School on the mean the saving of many lives, rould to help his friend get the local physicians and that eli- chase District 4-H and FFA Fat Commission a meeting was held at the Courthouse in evening of Nov 18, Mrs Joe including your own. elected Cattle Show and Sale at Murray Johnson, director of the Clinton (Continued on Page Four) gible persons rould see their Hickman and another at the City Hall in Fulton, when Dor say. thai daring the family doctor. next Monday. Nov. 1 i Little Theatre group said today! Kentuclpr's ehctiwt laws were studied by precinct elec- Clement* - Pummitt rempelge Hiis vaccine, according lo Doc- Young farmer* from the Pur- Mrs Johnson and Mrs Warren several yean ago a precinct tor Harrell is separate from the chase are expected to enter tion officials. Thompson were in Fulton Wed- worker was (old to ce out aMl of the Kentucky Statues, Mrs. nesday and are extending a cor- National Foundation's free vac- more than ISO animals to vie for Considerable debate was de- HARMONY, BIG VOTS let a big vote for Fau-le Clem show honors and top sale prices Kathryn Lannom. county clerk {dial invitation to theatre-goers cine given in the first and sec- voted to the eligibility of voters ,aid: "The intention of the voter ents and the little fellow just The Kentucky commissioner to attend the play at Wingo. ond grades. who own businesses and prop- mUst also ^ Uken into consid- went out and worked like mad. of agriculture provides $7,000 to A sneak preview of the play ARE TOPICS WHEN Roys and girls one through erty in Fulton. Ky., but who cration. If a voter owns a busi- Came i-leetlon day and the be divided among seven district was presented in Fulton to the 1 nine years of age arc eligible maintain permanent residences nets or other property in Ful- votes were counted snd the shows on a per head basis The Drama Department of the Wo- for the immunizations, which if in South Fulton. Tenn County ton but permanently resides in worker brought In the returns Murray show will divide its pro- DEMOCRATS MEET taken now. the doctor says, will Attorney Jerry Jones who con- Tennessee, that voter is not eli- man's Club on Oct. 18 and the ( from his prerlnrt. Earle Clem- rata share on a lx, 2x and 3x be effective before the next ducted the Fulton meeting point- skits were immensely enjoyed. Beauchamp And ents, M3 votes. llummlt. I. basis which means the blue rib- gible to vote at the polls on Several local ladies have an- ; polio season. ed out the law in this respect as election day. Doc. who never falls to make I bon winners will get three times nounced their plans to attend follows: Gregory Make a good story better, said that he the prize money of white ribbon "II, however," she added, "a the Wingo presentation. Urgent Appeals was amazed at the returns and "QUALIFICATIONS OF VOT- voter is living in another state Admission to the play is $1 00 asked if Dummitt didn't have ERS PERSONS DISFRAN- temporarily (and has not voted for adults and curtain time will Lt.-Gov. Emerson "Doc" anymore friends than that in FULTON NEWS TO CHISED Every citizen of the m that state) and intends to be at 8 p. m. Beauchamp, one of Ken- the community The worker re- United States of the age of move back into Kentucky, then Eminently qualified to play tucky's best known and plied that of course he had, but GOLD FEATHER WIU twenty-one years, who has re- that situation must be taken in- that Dor didn't tell him to get REPORT ELECTION sided In the State one year to consideration and election of- the parts they act are. Mesdames beloved political figures any votes for Dummitt BE HONOR BADGE (Kentucky) and in the county (icials should use their discre- Warren Thompson, J. M Blair. wag the principal speaker RETURNS TUESDAY (Fulton) six months and the tion." John Miller, J. C. Bridges, Rt at an over-flow gathering Austin, Dr John Miller. Bill „f tr;~t rf„ Do you know that thoee little precinct in which he offers to The meetings were the first Craddock and Joe Barker. ?f, J1™1 „Dl?J"Ct DDemo„Crate goblin* who prowled on Hallo- vote sixty days next preceding ,uch meetings ever held in the As in elections past, the Ful- ON ELECTION DAY ween for UNICCT collected a election, shall be a voter in said county and proved of inestima- held at Smith a Rose Room ton County News will bring total of $124 In pennies for the precinct and not elsewhere." ble value to the officials who Tuesday night. Beauchamp, complete election returns to A gold feather will be your children's fund Do you know Mr. Jones made it clear that »re confronted with many fa- Fulton Gives Welcome with Congressman Noble Fulton citizens as soon as they badge of good citizenship on that amounts to 11400 pennies'* cfU To New Manager Gregory and Mrs. Harry are tabulated at the courthouse Tuesday Members of a local in communities where the State of the law on election day And ran you Imagine what a With the rush of voters the law in Hickman non-partisan voters league will Line creates a division of resi- At Builders Lee Waterfield, wife of the job that was to count that | dence and business location the cannot »lw»*? complied w'th Democratic nominee for A huge board placed in front be at the polls all day Tuesday amount of copper* And can't it was revealed The open dis- of the News office will record and as each voter goes to the law must be adherred to strictly. John Willett has arrived in' lieutenant-governor, were you Just see Elva Fall making cussions clarified many hereto- 1 the returns and a public address polls and votes a gold feather In connection with this phase Fulton and has taken over ac- guests of the Fulton County her way to the hank with all j fore confusing stipulations of system will announce the re- will be pinned on the lapel to tive management of the Build- j Democratic campaign ®0ris- that cash' She did It. the new and revised election turns as they are counted signify that they have exercised ers Supply, Inc., formerly Kra- ;H laws. Plan to attend the News' elec- their American privilege. mer Lumber Company Builders mltlee' . . In cane you're In a riding Supply is a subsidary company tion party on Tuesday night and Local officials and civic TENSHUN! FOLKS Smith Atkins, local banker and listening mood you might Let's Sing! of McAdoo Builders Supply get the election returns while leaders will make regular rounds anmasted rcount of yceremonie co-chairmas annd prewas- enter Joining the motorcade of Sunday, Nov. 6, the Gospel Company of Union City. they're news. in down-town Fulton and the sided over the meeting when the First District on Friday and MR!. ROBERTS IS Four Quarten from Belah, Ky, In the process of adding stock residential areas to watch the more than a hundred Democrat- Saturday of thin week. Ray will be the. featured singers at to the company, a formal open- "gold feather brigade" and up- ic leaders from several - West Spleer and Rot Berry of Clin- Home Again the Crutchfield Community ing is planned at an early date. on finding a person without a Kentucky counties joined in a ton. ardent Waterfield admirer* FULL COLONEL NOW Singing which will be at the Gene Robert McAdoo of Unjop gold feather, they will person- harmony rally for the General •aid that (hey were going to T/Sgt. Thurman Brockwell Baptist Church. The singing City will also be engaged ir^tne ally urge them to go to the polls. Election on "Diesday. make the trip and Ray says that and his family are visiting rela- Governor Sends will start at two o'clock and all management of the local com- he Is rnlnc to bake a ham and tives in the area following his Plan on joining this worth- Commission To invited to attend. pany. __ Lt.-Gov. Beauchamp, a story- fix up a big lunrh for along the discharge from the Army Sgt. while brigade on Tuesday It (continued on page four) way and Roy Is going to take a Brockwell served in Adak, is an honor society and you. . . . Prominent Lady freeier of Ice cream and Just Alaska and tlje home folks are as a good citizen . are eligible crank up the old contraption all mighty glad he's a civilian now. for membership. It's Colonel Roberts, suh! along the way. Yassuh, a real sho 'nuff south- ern colonel jus' luvs turn- Sounds like fun. If you want up gre-ns, 'n corn bred, and to go here is the schedule- 'lasses, too. Only, boss, wouldn't Their route and time Friday: that goatee look a .little-funny 10 a m—Barkely at Smith- on that lady land: Yaasuh, Rastus. a goatee II 03 a m Chandler at Marion; would look mighty funny on 11:58 a m —Waterfield at Kut- Martha Roberts (Mrs A. B.) tawa: "cause they Just ani't many 12 10 p m—Berkley at Eddy. wimmin Kentucky colonels. And Vllle; making her a real Southern 115 p m —Barklev nt Prince- Colonel is the fact that she was ton: — born in Georgia and moved to 2:30 p m—Barklev at Hopkins- Kentucky and has been here vllle: ever since. But that's what Mrs. 3 30 d m Waterfield at Cadiz. Roberts is now adays. since Saturday: Governor Lawrence Wetherby Dam —Barklev at Wickliffe. has commissioned her a Ken- (135 a m —Chandler at Bard- tucky Colonel A life-long Dem- well: ocrat. Mrs Roberts was recent- I 10 15 a. m —Chandler. Berkley ly named to the Fulton County When good Democrats get together there's always lots of public officials a- at Clinton: Election Commission as the round. In the photo at left Lt.-Gov. Doc Beauchamp, Mayor Bill Browning, Con- Democratic member of the 11:30 a m—Waterfield at Hick- gressman Noble Gregory and County Court Clerk Kathryn Lannom swap stor- man: three-member board. The other Lt.-Gov. Doc Beauchamp gives Colonel Martha Ro- ies at the meeting held Tuesday night at Smith's Rose Room. In the photo at 1 p m — Barklev at Fulton: members are Sheriff John B. Rose and Fred Brady right Mrs. Harry Lee Waterfield, Congressman Gregory and County Campaign 2pm —Chandler at Mavfield: berts an approving look at the Democratic Dinner Chairman Smith Atkins pose for News photographer before taking their seats 3 05 p m.— Barklev at Murray: held at the Rose Room Tuesday. Lady in background Mr» Roberts, active in all 3 55 p m —Chandler at Benton; is Mrs. Harry Lee Waterfield. (Continued on Page «) at the speakers table. (Continued on Page just to get rid of a weed or Many homemakers In Perry just to ge. no t ^ ^ You county are setting holly trees in The Fulton News Thursday, November 3, 1955 weeds as the case Plastic WalJ Tile Now Guaranteed are destroying valuable organic their yards upon recommenda- matter that cannot be purchased tion of Prof N R Elliott of the Hi in a bag of 10-10-10. Only the University of Kentucky. SUCCESSFUL HOMEMAK1NG ashes remain, the organic sub- stances went up in smoke. This Support Factory Project by Maria Holland organic matter is nature's only /nl method of rebuilding soil and if Home Demonstrator Kentucky Utilities we work against nature, it's a Html loosing battle.. • limit ll It won't be lolng until tree creasiife Here are a dozen lighting from the ceiling. planting time again, so let's be •he bi| tips which home lighting spec- 8. Use tall floor lamps (ap- thinking about it and contact h ialists recommend as a tonic for proximately 59 inches) close to your County Agent, Farm Ad- anxioil your home: high back or large scale chairs visor or Soil Conservationist. MM 1. Install a smart looking They will look better just as FIRE SEASON Your State Forrester will be is conl lighting fixture in every room lower lamps (about 56) are best glad to work with you on select- buildif Fall is a beautiful season, in o{ the home. New fixtures are with low back or small scale ing variety and location Witlf fact I think the most colorful larger and more shallow for chairs. This time of year just don t .ow down j lymentj^" 1'l.u tu and restful of them all; but fire greater .comfort and beauty 7. Lamps similar in height or smoke around barns or carry a and Easy Terms tolter can change a golden countryside tiki, 2. Light back stairways, back finish can be made to compli- pot of water around to put the to charcoal gray with very little BENNETT ELECTRIC moderj halls, and other sometimes-for- ment each other by use of ashes out with, if you do matching damp shades. effort on our part. True enough, In gotten places. fire is difficult to prevent in •r VIal» 8. For the right-handed per- j Say I Saw it In The News sen lie J 3. Put a light in every closet some cases, but they are more I*l.'ictl| that is nine feet or more square. son, place desk lamps on the difficult to extinguish. Let's go left and not more than 15 4. Shade all bulbs and tubes through a few simple rules of I inches away from the work from normal view. -on the (ami protective mea- YOU'LL UKE OUR Dal canter. — •—— 5. Light.up the kitchen work sures 9. Plain shades will look well Hani areas in addition to lighting First a fire lane is a must when lamps are placed near around the woodslot It doesn't Da hi figured draperies or near walls take long with a tractor to make BARBQ CHICKEN with paper of pronounced de- r a few rounds with a heavy disk ting sign. In selecting the decorative scheme far s bathroom, one of the most or plow. This will assure your erlv. SINGER SEWING I 10. Refresh a room by inter- hnporunt choices lacing th* homemaker is that of s suitable wall wooded area from most ground PLATE LUNCHES other I changing lamps now and then. covering. Because color, durability, **** of caring for th* oelectsd fires. If you have sod fields HOT TAMALES CHILI BARBQ SANDWICHES Kxp| MACHINES We've come a long way since material, and economy, are major considerations, p ..-uc wall tUa is near the road it would be a good with I the first farm homesteads high on the list of favorites with homemakers on all counts. ideg to run a fire lane around WE BARBECUE OUR OWN MEATS These| New and used machines wired for electricity and had A redecorating job, however, is only as good as th* materials the field especially by the road tl m and workmanshiutiip wnicwhicnh go intimo uit. nowNow, lofor inth* nrsfirsit um*tim*. it mis For sales, service and re only a bare light bulb hanging The little time you spend In that poasibl* to instalstall plastic wall til* under a guereture of satisfaction. building fire lanes and the sod pairs, see or call: down from the center of the kit- : supplier of th* polystyrene raw material has lust ta- Cut I A leading • you destroy will not be any- chen ceiling. Woduced s guarantelarantee* program for plastic til* and Is being jo)n*d by HICKORY LOG . evennf The modern farm hoiisewife thing compared to the loss you day other raw material suppliers and by moat til* manufacturers. Open 6 AM- Midnite JOE FLY has learned that it's no longer This guarantee provides that th* til* sad the mutic (or adhesive) will have if fire burns over the Fourth Street longt'l necessary to work in h#r owm used musT conform to th* rigid quality requirements of th* Commer- pasture There is a lot of good 1 each Phone 1048-R, Fulton, Ky cial •Standard , a,s se t .u p., by th* U. S. Departmen tJ of Commerc11.* ta feed on old sod fields yet ami , . I .« _ shadow In fact, since ihe aver- w atei| age farm housewife spends cooperation with th* National Bureau of Standards, thus qualifying you could lose it in an hour's inch homes in which plastic wall til* is us*d for FHA tuancing. time It would be a pretty good the i Significance to homeowners of a guarantee is evident in that it is j idea to run a fire lane around pi t-vej impossible to distinguish good and poor quality til* by appearance old houses thst at some time or Mdn yosn lb brigkfet kwx on tko Moat alone. Difference* in quality can be determined only by extensive into another are being used ftor grain Tops In Laundry - Cleaning • the ill laboratory tests such as tho«e made by th* Bureau ol Standards. Thus, or hay storage. the homeowner wishing to install hi* own til* can protect himself Usef against inferior products by requesting guaranteed materials. I At this time of year there are P the

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Home Remodeling Gains Importance Clinton's Walker Family 12,000 pounds a year. By using their own labor, a Makes Many Changes three-bedroom house was built at a cost of $6,000. It has a bath, In Building Industry As Trend Grows UK County Agent Warren U-shaped kitchen, running wa- Thompson lists as follows ter and hardwood floors. some of the improvements made pair and Upkeep. keeping with maturity dome modernisation and re- "In IBM there were 13.9 billion by Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Walker, "4. Doing the job will add to As yet, we haven't seen a do- modeling is becoming an In- dollars spent tor remodeling, OK, the market is there—but Jr.. of Hickman county since the community stability that it-your-self operating kit. creasingly important phase 01 maintenance and modernization, the builder needs promotion to they enrolled in the Farm and creates the best market back- •he building industry. as ^compared with 14.2 billion really put his product over. Home Development project Ex- ground for further new house People with older homes are dollars spent for new home Phil Shlfrin or Sandra En- tension work; , project!." JOIN OUR anxious to remodel It has be- construction." gineers, Chicago, devotes an ar- Corn production increased come so large, that remodeling Publicity is helping the build- ticle in the October Practical from 50 bushels an acre on 18 TINY BOND- is romp*'ting strongly with new ers too The US Chamber of Builder to the techniques of acres in 1850 to 75 bushels an SAVING PLAN buildings in volume. Commerce is inaugurating a selling modernization to the KENTUCKY SHOWS acre on 30 acres; small grain With this trend in mind, national program known as homeowner. production increased 50 percent; -at No Cost to You! "Operation Home Improve- Practical Builder made its Oc- Mr Shifrin believes in sell- seed production, 33 percent, and Save While You Spend At ment," and the National Asso- tol>er edition a special residen- ing an idea and following GREAT INDUSTRIAL hay production, 150 percent. tial. commercial, and industrial ciation of Plumbing Contractors U K Wirs why it has be- Mr Torce V K e—tr-ers will dc- milk-in Kantnrky arlninl. i.. the . Dahlias Will Las! If come a 13 5 billion dollar busi- II lew spa pet litis,* wiling mat BM1 —-—i —i test'"! li-ti'i'm'sH to- highest in 13 north - centrul 'ness. listing 10 reasons results are obtained from a six i—1 In r--1-l phc'.ogr—>hy This Handled With Care states, reports John B > Roberts, prar; br!-^ to K'-I&i the total 1. Home ownership Is grow- month campaign, with at least an economist at the University • ol sevrn rcr--rch contracts IT'S TIME TO SOW FALL PASTURE AND ing one ad a week in the same Dahlias have been labeled as of Kentucky. Uhder the school —rc-'ly bring hr.n<"-4 by t»- 2. Income,1 savings are grow- newspaper. »hort-lived flower.-* after cut- milk program, milk consump- ing. Raymond M Foley, former ting If they are handled prop- tion increased 68 percent in .1 Population is growing. - administrator of the Housing tional standards, secure wider erly. lahllas compare with schools in the past year. PREPARE FOR WINTER CLOVER CROPS other flowers in hardiness. 4 More than three quarters and Home Finance agency in distribution of milk as an essen- The survey, reported in a pub- Experts advise to pick dahlias of US homes are outdated. Washington, also has an article tial food, and assist in solving lication called "Increasing Milk with a withered petal or two. 9. Many of these lack ade- in Practical Builder dairy problems Kentucky dairy Consumption in Schools," found These petals may be removed, quate plumbing, lighting and Mr Foley points out thai the industry as well as the children that children drink more milk Come to A. C. BUTTS for your pasture seed needs I tl en you have mature blooms hentlng facilities public is becoming moderniza- receiving additional milk, will ;ln schools when milk is a part that will last | d Postwar homes need ex- tion conscieus. thanks to pro- benefit from the programs an- of a complete meal, when it can Cut dahlias in the morning or pansion. iiiulion through newspapers, alyzed. The report points out Rye — Oats — Barley — Vetch — Crimson lie bought at reasonable prices evening, after the heat of the 7 New housing Is not magazines, radio and TV. and that the benefits are local, and and when they can get chocolate day I^eave a stem slightly enough. large civic and industrial or- that support given by the school Clover — While Dutch Clover — Ladlno Clo- as well as plain whole milk. longer than you require As 8 Loans are available, ganizations officials and faculty, and by the The study concludes that milk community itself, largely deter- earh flower is placed in clean through the FHA. various pri- He lists there four points as ver Red Clover — Kentland Clover. consumption in schools can be mine the extent of the success water in a container, cut off an vate groups reasons for builders to take an Increased by: (1) serving more in school milk programs. inch or two of the stem while II A private, nnn profit or- interest In modernization work: of the complete lunches with ; the stem is under water This ganisation. ACTION — tha "1. The job cries harder milk: (2) serving more milk at prevents air from being drawn American Council to Improve every year to be done by peo- noon where children do not get DO FALSE TEETH into the stem's tubes, blocking Our Neighborhoods Inc., Is ple who can do it well the intake of water backing the home moderniza- complete lunches; (31 serving Rock, Slide or Slip? Use a sharp knife in snipping tion trend. "1. "It can be made a profit- milk at times other than noon; PA8TEKTH, an Improved powder to able undertaking In itself the dahlias so as not to crush 10. And It's an endlets pro- (4) removing limits on quantity be sprinkled on upper or lower pi*tee, ICtvtKcmi Sons "3. It is a big part of the holds false teeth more firmly in place. the water intake tubes cess—buildings alway need re- per child and (5) by devising Do not tilde, ellp or rock. No yummy, construction need to the nation, ways of getting milk to small gooey, peaty taste or feeling. FAR- which cannot be ignored by a TEETH la alkaline (non-acid). Doee Phone 202 schools. not sour Checks "plate odor" (den- East Stat® Line homebuilding industry that has The programs on school milk ture breath). Oet FAtiTEETH at any IT'S OK TO INVESTIGATE HEREDITY OF come of age and to a size in are Intended to Improve nutri- drug counter MARRIAGE PARTNER, EXPERT ADVISES Parents with children of bility to avoid developing the marriageable age have the re- disease even In a home that sponsibility of investigating the puts emotional stress on them heredity of their child's pro- posed marriage partner, de- The state recognizes the se- clares the LAU Agricultural verity of the mental health Oh-h-h ! Those 'SO Extension Service problem and Is striving to deal Recent research at the New with it constructively. York Psychiatric Institute has Louisiana is the first state revealed that there Is a strong tn plan for buildiag a center hereditary influence tn the to house the Louisiana Society transmission of schixophrenla. of Mental Health , IN/1 A full brother or sister of a person with schizophrenia stands a 14 per cent chance of Complete line of developing the mental disor- der An identical twin stands an Rfl per cent chance of devel- oping the disease MIXED This Is In contrast to a one per cent chance for those whose families have never had a case of the disease FERTILIZERS Schizophrenia is a disease in which the patient becomes dis- for every need.. orientated IN 50 LB BAGS Such persons may lose their ability to estimate time, place Immediate delivery. or persons correctly In some rase, systems may develop in adolescence but development Is 334% NITRATE sometimes delayed till later In maturity Mental illness is not 60% POTASH legal grounds for dlvorre in some states. 62% PHOSPHATE There is evidence that a childhood or early adulthood market! by emotional stress be- CITY COAL CO. tween parents and children plays a part in developing this TELEPHONE 51 disorder in some children ITS "OH" DAY . . . 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( / platform and basing their cam- Page 4 The Fulton News Thursday, Nov. 3, 1955 * Doc Beauchamp The MEMPHIS NAVY (continued from page one) paign on the bitterness created teller, equalled only by another among Democrats in the pri- MRS. JIM BURKE great Kentuckian, Senator Al- mary. HOSTESS TO HOSPITAL NOTES CHORUS TO MAKE lien Barkley, delighted his au- Other prominent leaders at < IIKSTNIT GLADE H. D. C. dience with many laugh-pro- the meeting were Senator The following were patients voking incidents, but he also in- Wayne Freeman of Mavfield, Mrs. Jim Burke was hostess in the local Hospitals Wednes- APPEARANCE HERE jected into'his talk serious notes Olnev Johnson, county co-chair- to the October meeting of the day morning: (dressing the importance of a man from Hickman, Judge Ho- Chestnut Glade Home Demon- : Haws Memorial Hospital: Mrs. 65 Voices To big Democratic majority from mer Roberts. Mrs. Nona Atte- stration Club Thursday. [James Maxwell, Detroit, Mich.; Sing Sunday Al the First District on election berry and Mrs Dan Aquino, After the president called the Mrs. David Stahr, Mayfii'ld; Mrs. day. Beauchamp. was a staunch co-chairwomen, Turney Davie, house to order and read the John Inman, Clinton; Mrs. Da- Methodist Church supporter of Judge Bert T. chairman of the Fulton County thought for the day Mrs. Burke vid Brown. Oakton. Ky.; Mrs. Combs, the Administration- Democratic Executive commit- conducted some recreation with Angie Elvert, Mrs. Cora Ander- On Sunday night, Nov 6. the backed candidate, in the August tee, and a score of Democratic Mrs. Jimmie Westbrook being son, Mrs. C. D. Jones, Mrs. O First Methodist Church will pie- primaries. office-holders from Fulton and the winner. B Bowers. Mrs. Paul Butts, sent the Memphis Navy Chorus, Beauchamp said: "Our side adjoining counties Mrs Westbrook gave the de- Mrs Dorothy Young, Theodore a 85 voice choir composed of loet the .election in August, but votional and prayer. Mrs Edna Hainttne, Mrs Thomas Osborne Ac.ompanymc the lieutenant Navv Men Sterling Granger had we won, we would have ex- Rose McNeil, Mrs John Earl and baby, Mrs Charlie Win- Governor to Fulton was Kear- will direct the Choir and Mrs pected the support of the Chand- Hazelwood and Mrs Burnette sett all of Fulton. ney Cole, former personnel dl- Grancer will accompany them ler forces in the November elec- Ross were welcomed as vis- Fulton Hospital: Luther Pick- lector for the Commonwealth of on the organ Mr and Mrs. tion." " , itors. ens, Mrs Larry Binford, Mrs. Granger are graduates of West- Kentucky During the business ses- W E McMorris, Water Valley; minster Choir College of Prince- Congressman Gregory also sion Mrs Milburn Connor and Mrs Randell Brown, Ed Wil- tun. N. J in the class of 1952 urged a big vote next Tuesday From now until Christmas liamson, Dukedom; Mrs. L. H. and said that the Republican tins, newspaper's pages will sell Mrs. Jim Burke reported the Memphis Navy Chorus was .N'ui man.- - fiymsonia; -- Will Hun liarty—yini r"""lnff Mm organized 3 years ago and Is" sell. Clinton;. Mrs. Swan Jones a grand success having many composed of full time students who and baby. Hickman; Kelly Vau- gift ideas on display. A dona- from the' Training Schools. The part ghn, Wingo; Mrs. Landon Ro- BIG DOUBLE tion was made to the Red AT' A" School trains the men in bertsun. Mrs. H. E. Boyd. John Cross Chairman for the benefit Aviation Elrrttroruri The TD" • He. McAlister, James Balmer. Mrs. 1 -J 11L / J} 1 FEATURE PROGRAM of the veterans hospital in A" men are trained in Aviation 1A*i ~ I LkJ (Coi Jamie Wade. Mrs. Fred Holder, Memphis. Training Devices to form the The | Mrs. Joe Cochran, Delia Wil- PHONE 12 FRIDAY & SATURDAY After project leaders present core of Instructors in the Navy. form is liams, Walter Voelpel, Mrs. made reports, Miss Odom dis- The AD"A" men are trained to she enl S. A Hagler, B: B Stevens. Lu- played and gave patterns for service and repair the compli- sian Wilkins, J. B. Bowers. Mrs. ROBERT YOUNO in Fulti many lovely and useful gifts cated engines used in modern C. W. Looney, Mr Sally Caven- in pier " Mill decu ration ideas.' dnv Aviation The AM"A" stu- der and David Holland. Marguerite Chapman classes, Mrs. Burke served delicious dents are taught the mechanics Jones Hospital: J C Walker, visits a fruit cake and punch for re- of aircraft structure and are Water Valley: John Colley. W IN i- freshments. thus qualified to rebuild our The P. Ayers, L. J. Winstead. Mrs. "The November meeting will modern day airplanes, when the Fu E L Sanders. Mrs. H. R Allen, be in the home of Mr. and Mrs. ; and~if necessary; 1 - —« RELENTLESS"^. partmei Cleatus Reams the third Thurs- Mrs. Tennie McWhorter. Mrs comes The following is a schedule day. Members should be there Ernest Howard and Mrs. Robert lems of of the program7 MuMlMMY SIDNEY FOND* i and visitors are invited. Covington,"all of Fulton. i n IN TECHNICOLOR Ity and I her gui Brothers. Sing On. Greig; BENNETT HOMEM AKERS * Col. Roberta The Gloria In Exrelsis. Mozart. Hal- ADDED - FLEA FOR TWO (COLOR CARTOON) HONOR MRS. COLTER sltuatio (Continued from page 11 lelujah. Amen. Handel; Jesus job in' phases of community work is a Miss Hall Walked This Lonesome Valley, SUNDAY — MONDAY — TUESDAY The Bennett .Homemakers and cl member of the Cumberland Burleigh (Martin J Peterson, held a work day Friday in the tutiercu home of Mrs. L. P. Carney. Presbyterian Church where she Mr. And Mrs. Joseph Mercer Halt Announce Baritone soloist. 1 teaches a Sunday School class • XizlV .< cable d Planters of copper and brass Engagement Of Their Daughter Margaret Lee n and s She has been actively engaged Ail TTirough The Night. Ring- IT COULD ONLY HAPPIN IN TEXAS I were toolled and waste baskets the ent in the work of the Woman's To Thoma* Edward Spraggs Of Clinton, Eg. wald: The RecessiortfL Dekov- of copper and reed were made. Miss Club for many years She is pre- en (Jack Stites. Baritone.) \Four Planters and two waste heme i cinct election official and has Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mercer Hall of 301 Park Avenue Offeratory. baskets were made. csre of At noon the laldies were in- held the position for more than announce the engagement and approaching marriage of Ill t&bmn ywtn. — their daughter, Miss Margaret Lee Hall, to Thomas Ed- I», How a Ruse E'er Bloom- vited into the dining room where will gr Congenial, gregarious Martha ward Spraggs, son of Mr. and Mrs. Audie Macron ing, Prateorius; Break Forth. O the center-piece on the dining protect Roberts never met a stranger. Beautious lleavenlv Light, table was formed of decorated Spraggs of Clinton, Kentucky. from tl She is an avid puzzle fan and is Bach; While Shepherds Watched cup cakes, each holding a burn- The wedding will be solemnized on Sundav, November and m currently counting leaves on Their Sheep Bv Night, Jungst ing candle, shaped into the num- chest x tiees. . .for a Press-Scimitar 27, at the Methodist Church. The Reverend H. E. Russell (Double Quartet Echo ) t-er 80. in honor of Mrs. H. A. Publi Colter, who will celebrate her puzzle. She says that her hus- will officiate in the presence of members of the immed- rv band Pete often remarks she'd iate families. part o] 80th birthday Nov. 1 Climbin' Up The Mountain, too W1 The birthday celebration was rather work a puzzle than eat a The bride-elect is the granddaughter of Mrs. A. L. Smith: Once To Every Man and good meal. child t quite a surprise to the honored. Shuck and the late Mr. Shuck, and of Mr and Mrs. Nation, York the pai Mrs. Roberts is the mother of The public is invited The | four children and two grand- George Hall of Fulton. should * Notebook Nursery *ill be open children. Her children are Mrs. Miss Hall was graduated from Fulton High School in shots l I Continued from Page 1) Don Samons of Memphis and the class of 1964 and has attended Murray State College. Working for the betterment of E p. m.—Barkley at Paducah; Mrs Bob McKnight, Misses Mr. Spraggs was graduated from Central High School, mankind is excellent, if you are Joe Grace. Wayne Freeman Mary Frances and Carolyn Rob- of Clinton, Kentucky, in the class of 1953 and is now em- really working for the better- BAP and George Ed Overby will be erts, who ii a student at Mur- ployed by the Kentucky State Highway Department. ment of mankind , in charge of the tour. ! ray State College. PLAI PLAY PARTY PLANNED tive game, Coin Pick Up," Say I Saw It In the News BY CRCTCHFHXD which the ladies enjoyed They IIOMEMAKERS NOV. li also sang The Keeper" and BUIL "My Old Kentucky Home" Mem! The Crutchfield Homemakers Mrs. M l,eod explained the STARLITE DRIVE-IN — CLAIRE THELMA at their regular meeting really next Health Tax bill, which is Church enjoyed the major project les- to be voted on in November THEATRE TREVOR RITTER buildinj son on Property Rights, which The meeting adjourned to FULTON-UNION CITT HIWAY wrek a _ WILLIAM OCUAMt* WAllACt ro#»0 TCMtf KftMOW provide was presented by the leaders, nieet in November at Lodgeston FRI. - SAT. SI N « • nn WILLIAM M Pint MWIUIAM C TMOMA* Mrs Clyde Corum and Mrs. with hostesses for the occa- a..... M ftO«C*T a . «. JOHN Iff MAMrN ... WlHt'OH Mnif« huildini Hershel Brown. VIOLENT SATURDAY present sion being Mrs Bryan Kearby ••c-.v TECHNICOLOR ^ and Mr- Richard Jeffress With Victor Mature .Dr . W Plans were made to have a Iran of play party at the Lodgeston ENEMIES OF THE UNIVERSE ommen Community House on the night ADDED - LATEST PAR A.MOUNT NEWS ! ! The News Is Home-Owned With Commando Cody irram of Nov 18 for the purpose of $MOOO< making money for a farm and n sever Home Week delegate. It will be- Incre gin at 7 p. m. Admission will be ing m< 10 cents for adults and five ha* ma cents for children Homemade neces*a candy, hot dogs and drinks will vised be sold and there will be a door Leisurely Shop Our Store Friday Nights popular prize given away. Tickets wdl be sold on a tu^ey to be given I away that night also. Of course you want confirmation before you bu y something for your home ! The traveling basket was drawn by Mrs. Henry Sams Mrs. Roy Milton Taylor con- How many times have you, Mr. Husband, said "I just wouldn't think of buvlng that for our home with- I ducted a quiz game and an ac- out m^ wife seeing it."

Mrs. Housewife, no doubt you have stated many times, "I Hke that but I just wouldn't buy it without my FULTON DRIVE-IN husband seeing it." MOVIE We know that a major purchase for the home is not an everyday purchase. It deserves consideration and Thii the wholehearted approval of the members of the family. neu Located 1H miles South of Fill Pelf ton on the Martin Highway. Boxoffice opens st 6:30 p. m. Unfortunately it isn't possible for the man and wife to shop together in the dav time, and it is difficult Thurx-Fri Are Family for the two of them to ever shop together . . . this we realize and here is what we have done about it . . . Kite8 | (Adm. $100 PER CAR LOAD) Our store will be open each Friday from 8:30 in lhe morning until 8:30 in the evening. THURS and Fri. SUBMARINE COMMAND Now you can shop leisurely with your husband and friends. Come in and without hurry or scurrv look With William Hnlden over our selection from the world's largest and best manufacturers . . . the newest and finest in Home Furnishings and Floor coverings. No high pressure will be applied to your visit and you will not be obli- — Plus — gated to buy, just come in and talk and look to your hearts content. We will be glad to talk over vour REAP THE WILD WIND Home Furnishings problems and offer any help we may. Starring _____ John Wa'"lt SATURDAY ONLY THE LEMON DROP KID We are cooperating with other merchants of our town in Lucky Friday. Register at our store. Starring Bob Hope You may be the lucky person. "SP**'*"^'* ' » — Plus — BATTLE OF CHIEF PONTIAC These are a few of the Manufacturers we represent SUN and MON APACHE KROEHLER LEES CARPETS KLING Young Cosmopolitan B. Lancast./ J Peters SIMMONS DAVIS CABINET SANFORD — Plus — DREXEL MENGEL HIRRITTEN THE timeless elegance of simplicity, yet with the GO MAN GO WILLETT HEY WOOD-WAKEFIELD AMERICAN provocative charm of youth in every line. Whisper- Starring IlanaClark BIGELOW-SANFORD CAVALIER DIXIE BOft cashmere and wool luxuriously blended together TUES. and Wed. PERFECTION GENERAL-ELECTRIC FORT SMITH in a clutch coat with added points of interest . . . JUMPING JACKS SIEGLER IMPERIAL STIFFEL face-framing notched collar and Dean Martin Jerry Lewis belling push-up sleeves. — Plus — $65.00 jrVARO Rhonda Fleming F. I.amas RHODES-BURFORD (JO. WIN A HANDSOME The BROOKS SHOPPE PONY FREE ! MAYFIELD SATISFIED CUSTOMERS BUILT OUR STORE Mayfield, Kentucky Thanksgiving Nite Is the Nite; KENTUCKY Be there or send your Stubs! The Fulton News Thursday, Nov. 3, 1965 Page 5 BUdfAU IN SUPPORT OF TAX FOR HEALTH (ENTER Board Urges lkkhihefaa(kir:A*P Voters To Vote to cut your food bills More! n "Yes" On Issue .. Yes, look lo America's leading food merchant — A«P — lo show you llie Leading farmers of Fulton County have taken recognition way lo cut your food bill* more. And here's dramatic proof! Again litis of the importance of the health week A«P has reduced price* on many famous-branil grocery products. tax to be voted on in the Gene- ral Election In a letter to the It's a real money-saving move . . . and there'* many, many more lo come! editor of the News, their sup- port of that issue was made The letter follows, "As president of the Fulton 7 County Farm Bureau, we wish to state that our local organiza- tion. throiiKh its Board of Offi- Ur*. luiU i;»»r«i«n tnwdn t hild |iwmt4tU>t -to-amothur- / 268 FAMOUS BRAND GROCERIES who uses educational program of local health de- mously voted to support the partment. iniblic health tax for Fulton. REDUCED IN THE PAST 4 WEEKS! County. • Health Center the nurse fives nutrition infor- I "We with to urge every vot- mation or may stress proper iCunllnurd from page 1) er in Fulton County to go to the I home dental care 'Hi<- public health nurse's uni- polls Nov 8 and vote "Yes" for Through case-finding in tu- form is the symbol of help. As public health We wish. also, to 31 MORE PRICE CUTS THIS WEEK! berculosis, venereal disease and she enters into daily activities offer oilr services to help in any ; other communicable diseases, in Fulton County, you meet her possible wav, the passage of the she reports the cases, con- in prenatal clinics and parents' public health tax in our county. . .suits with private physicians IC NA SLICED 29 02 1 classes, in civic m<*elings, home "We think everyone is aware and aids in preventing the P Sk & O h O © > Q 7 visits and school visits. of the excellent services render- rvalllivw OR HALVES g CANS £ ^ spread of disease. id to the people of our county The pobltc health nurse for Your public health nurse I by our Fulton County Health the Fulton County Health De. helps you to help yourself. Visit Department It Is. therefore, up partment. Miss Hemline, be- your health department and get^ to each of us to do all in our comes familiar with the prob- , acquainted with the public power for Its support This you lems of people in your commun- health problems with which she can do by voting "Yes" for the Apple Sauce ^v 4 - 45 ity and can give the benefit of deals public health tax on Nov 8 li-OZ. her guidance and counsel. Jas A Willlngham. President, z CAM ASP ...... i ! CA°m ,49< The variety of services and Fulton County Farm Bureau " Agar Luncheon Meat 29' Pineapple Juice situations in her public health ts-oz. . HO. IV. 1 JUNIOR WOMEN IN CANS ASP _ _ ! ; CAHS Job involve nutrition, prenatal Tamales nrova ...3 89' Sliced Pineapple and child care, school health, 1S-OZ. Krispy Crackers soman BOX 25' Potatoes WHOLE IRISH tutwrruloats control, communi- FAVOR OF HEALTH MRS. NUGENT DIES cable disease control, ssnltation mm p. L r.ATWri and a large-slied sampling of 2 39* Cut Beets io.» __ TUESDAY AFTER Tuna Fish gratee OCCAM the entire public health field. DEPT. TAX LEVY SPRAY 19' Mixed Vegetables Miss Heinline may make a Cranberry Sauce MO. S hi me visit to assist with the Dr. Bushart 2 WEEKS ILLNESS A hP SQUAT CAM 19' Tomato Juice . care of an active case of tuber- Sweet PotatoeCOMSTOCs E IS-OZ. Tells Ladles Of Mrs. Fannie Nugent passed culosis At the same time aha SLICED CAM 19' Butter Beans HEXroRD away Tuesday afternoon at 1:00 will give guidance on ways to Manv Benefits Pie Apples ts-oz. y | . CHOCOLATE CHIP protect all family members oclock at Jones Hospital after ASP __2 45' NODISCO PECAM COOKIES _ from this communicable disease, Joining other county, civic a two weeks' illness Tomato JuicASPe WHOL E $ SORE and may suggest they obtain i*nd cultural groups the Junior She was born March 28. 1890, 3c«» l°° Oleomargarine GOOD _ _ . chest x-rays. Woman's Club went on record the daughter of John R and Apricots Public health education Is a Tuesday night as enthusiastical- Margaret Ann Howell in Fulton pari of public health nursing ly in favor of the tax levy to be County Kentucky, where she too When immunizing a young voted on in the General Election spent her entire life She was FOR THE VALUE LEADER SHELF SIGNS child the nurse discusses with which would provide revenue to married to John W. Nugent and the parents when booster shots operate the Fulton County to this union three children THEY'RE CROWING IN NUMBIR EVERY WEEK! should be given and why the Health Department were born. One daughter passed away In early youth Her hus- sh«»t« are necessary In clinics Dr Glynn Bushart. a member band preceeded her in death in rf the Fulton County Medical 1908 Board spoke to the group and Mrs Nugent was a member of outlined the many advantages BAPTIST CHURCH the Central Church of Christ in to a community that an ade- Fulton where services will be quately financed and competent held Thursday afternoon at 1:30 health department ran brinfc. JUICY FLORIDA PLANNING WIDE o'clock conducted by Brother "Firms seeking industry sites Don Kester Burial will be in 250 SIZE BUILDING PROGRAM place important emphasis on a Hock Spring Cemetery under 2 - 49 community's health service.,** the direction of Hornbeak Fun- Dr Bushart told the group "To JUICY rLOR1DA Member* of the First baptist eral Home M SIZE DUNCAN 1 point with pride to a health de- Grapefruit 4 FOR 29' Potatoes "s^te 10 bm 39' Church jubilant over the Mrs Nugent possessed partment rendering efficient building program approved this such personal charm and chris- Apples Red All-Purpose Bushel $2.39 service to its citizens goes a long s ** Yellow Onions ^ 3 25' week at the church, which will tian character that she endeared way in the prospect for getting »' "- COLDEM RIPE provide for an educational herself to all with whom she Sweet Yams Puerto Rican 4 lbs. 25c indutry here " Bananas large size u 17* • building and an addition to the came in contact. She is survived Dr Bushart also pointed out present auditorium. by one son. Virgil Nugent of the economy that comes as a re- Honey Dew Melons 's°«' 59' Bartlett Pears CALirOMMlA _ .. . 2 l.. 39' .Or . W M Rlankenship. chair- Detroit, a daughter, Mrs Mary sult of free chest x-rays. Immu- DRIED AND GLAZED FRUITS NUTS AND NUT MEATS man of "the committee that rec- Newberry of Crutchfield, a ommended the building pro- nizations. pre-natal clinical vis- brother. Luther Veatch of Raisins a»p seedless 2«°»39' REOALO ______CELLO BAG 39' gram said that approximately Its and many other services of- Roasted Peanuts Crutchfield, two grandsons and SPANISH $140 nOO will be expended over fered by the Health Department a number of other relatives and Fruit Cake Mixed Fruit V£S 55' Peanuts SALTED CELLO BAG 35' n several months' period. friends. Mr WilJ Whitnell Is in Increased activity and a grow- The body will remain at the Barnes 'Hospital at St Louis, ing membership in the church Hornbeak Funeral Home until Mo His room number is 3434 YOU CAN PUT YOUR TRUST IN "Super-Right" Quality* MEATS! ha«? made the building program time for services. necesnnrv. church leaders ad- ¥ vised Rev John I*aida is the Say -I Raw It to l he News- /I ___ _ J 11 _ SUPER RICHT SHANK popular pastor of the church. Black And White Expands Again; Adds n Furniture. Giits Smoked Hams t. 33 VEHICLE OWNERS! SAVE $11.07! Black and White Store in Uliion City announced this week Original Equipment Quality "WINTER MAS- its fifth major expansion move in adding as a new "annex" the TER" BATTERY building recently occupied by Frying Chickens ° 35 with 2-year guarantee by Gamble*. List price $19.95 the C. V. Jones furniture Com- SUPER RIGHT BLADE CUT pany *B.caute meal represents obovl 35% of YOU PAY ONLY $8.88 with exchange The new annex, located next your food budget, it's important to know e This i* the same fine quality battery that cornea in door to the present Black and . . . A4P i "Super-Right" Quality Is • Beef Chuck Roast * 39 new cars ! Cold weather in coming bo prepare your- White quarters, will house the •t.nd.rd of top m«l v.lu*. "Sup.f-Rijht* Miuin you that self today. THIS OFFER FOR 10 DAY ONLY. toyland. housewares, furniture, Spareribs fresh lean meaty and gift departments, and can you choo«. at AfcP h Qumhty Right . . . 39' be reached through the main Contiollmd Right . . JV.pw.ri-A.gM . . . SoJri- LB. Fftht .nd PricmdRiiht. Pork Roast ™esh bostom butt GAMBLES STORE entrance of the store proper. I I D SUCED OR 35' The new departments will oc- jowl Bacon by the piece — LB. 19' 300 Walnut Street Fulton, Ky. cupy the main floor and mezza- CAP N IOHH rRESH EXTRA STANDARDS c'E 83' 1 nine floor. Oysters Canned Hams ready ™serve lb. 69' f| I B SUPER RIGHT ») r. Perch, Haddock (E5 29' Slab Bacon any size cut lb ^y OVER 2'3 FRUIT AND NUTS Apple Pie p'aRKEH («c VALUe) OtT.Y 39' , r I JANE PARKER I REG. S5e \ »-IM. >Q{ NE layer CakecHoc delight j value > size ? Next Week PARKE" R Fruit Cakes 1 Danish Nut Ring ( "value ) 3' JANl PARKER 17' IVi 45 3 79 s 99 White Bread LB. $2 L B LB. *1 *3 AMERICAN CHEESE FOOD Watch This Space |1.„H, BIG TOP — PINTO. NAVY C LB. CQf p c DcUllS OR GREAT NORTHERN tJ BAG J7 Ched-0Bit 2»'S9 IT MAY MEAN MONEY AND A GIFT TO YOU. Vel Liquid Detergent 'SSf- 37' Sharp Cheddar Cheese lb 59'

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l q KING TELEVISION SERVICE Ivory Snow _____ pk g. 30' W 72' » 119 South First St. Union City, Tenn. Old Style Sauce medd* BOTTLE 25' Lady Betty Salad Dressing 12? 29' flA COMPANY The Fulton News Thursday, November 3, 1955 itorium There was talk at that Snack For Fall KEA GROUPS HITS time of moving the convention Party away from Louisville, but KEA I turned over to the juvenile No Military Trial directors voted to keep it here. 'court for infraction of the laws, A minor who is a member of Dodson said the only alter- rather than be tried under terms SNAG FOR MEETING the National Guard must be native he could suggest would of the Military Code, Assistant be to split up the convention, Attorney General Walter C. holding sessions at both the j Herdman ruled in interpreting OS IN BIG ARMORY Accurate auditorium and at a church or conflicting sections of the law. school. . Herdman held that general Plans of the Kentucky Edu- WORKMANSHIP cation Assn. to hold its annual provisions of the law must yield convention in the Armory next Trustees of the University of At Low Cost to specific sections in event of April lf-13 hit a snag last Kentucky last week accepted Watches, Clocks and Time apparent conflict, and that the week. gifts to the school totaling $11.- Pieces of All Kinds Accu- General Assembly has granted 717. Also received were 100 rately Repaired at Low Cost juyenile courts exclusive juris- 1 The annual Kentuckiana shares of stock, two mineral by- diction of offenses by a minor, Home Show will be held there deeds, and a watercolor paint- and that the National Guard on" those dates. ing. «(| ANDREWS should yield control of offenses In January, 1956, the second J Marvin Dodson. KEA ex- against the military code to ju- Jeweh-y Company session of the 84th Congress ecutive secretary, said .Herman venile authorities. will convene in Washington, D. j Penn. former manager of the C. and America's legislative Armory, had assured him the HORNBEAK "New Year" will begin. It will place would be available i Charles Graviss, who suc- be the time for representatives FUNERAL HOME ceeded Penn recently, said the to keep their legislative "New Incorporated y par's Rtti'fflUitittnii" 0{ therfl change-over in manager caused c'll none is more.important than T Tmrtip tte *atd he would be OFFERS FOR THE BEST PICKLES , the solemn one to meet the Na- unable, to void the home 'show Completely AJr Conditioned Ttion's farm problem and we are contract Chapel resolved to meet that problem A cool weather suggestion for dessert or s party snack is baked The Armory had been chosen with a balanced, creative pro- snples ssrvcd with doughnuts. Plump, juicy b;ike

Earle & Taylor Chevrolet Company will give away $150.00 on Nov- m 15ember 5. Yes Sir0! A brand new $50.0m0 Bill will go with the first order for a 1956 Chevrolet. Second a Certificate for $50.00 worth of Mer-

chandise at Carter-Butterworth Clothing Company, 296 Main Street,

right here in Fulton, Third $50.00 worth of Merchandise at Irby

Fashion Shop, 307 Main Street, Fulton, Kentucky.

Each of these merchants have received a full line of Fall Merchandise- The A good place to get that Fall Dress or one of those Good Merit Four- rm M CHfvRoifr hi *w leour iidan

Star Suits for men. hot one's even Now all you have to do to get that $100.00 of"Sl erchandi.se is to re- gister at the Earle & Taylor Chevrolet Company, 110 Lake Street, hotter!... the '56 Chevrolet Fulton, Ky. on Nov. 4 or 5. Remember that new 1956 Chevrolet will

be on display at our Show Room Friday and Saturday, Nov. 4th and New Mntoramic Styling. gi ille. Follow that lower speed- it's only because they haven't line of chrome back to those been invented yet 5th. Come and see and drive the Hot Car that has been made hotter. Two new 4-door hardtops sassy, high-sgt taillights (the one We can hardly wait to have and two new 9-passenger on the left swings down to un- you see and drive this '66 Chev- Yes, Sizzling Hot. cover the gas cap!). rolet Come in soon, won't you. station wagons. New power, V8 or 6—19 Models in 3 Series ranging up to 205 h.p. Come Any kind of model anyone could Registration is open to all. Yon do not have to be present to win, but drive the Pikes Peak record want! Your choice of the new "Blue-Flame" 6 with 140 h.p. only one award per family. Drawing 6:00 p. m. Saturday evening, breaker! and new higher compression or Chevrolet's record-breaking V8 November 5th. They're sitting in our showroom right now champing at the bit power ranging up to a new nigh For these '56 Chevrolets were of 205 h.p. and 9.26 to 1 com- born with an urge to go places 1 pression ratio! Automatic and But look 'em over first. Look at comfort and safety features? EARLE & TAYLOR that bigger, wider, more massive If Chevrolet doesn't offer them,

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* The Fulton News Thursday, Nov. 3, 1956 Page 7 that AUSTIN SPRINGS ntlon Mrs. Carey Frields • KEA • Chestnut Glade News Sweetheart here, (By Mrs. Ilarve> Vaufhan) Leslie Burton, small son of ITS 6000 NEWS FOB alter- Mr and Mrs. Burton, has most vould fully recovered from a foot in- The Halloween Carnival was ntion. ladies, it's tor you! THRIFTY SHOPPERS! a hig success The candidates for jury, the results of a portion of the King and Queen nevef were a splinter which was removed :h or more charming As last year the several days ago. ITS FREE GUTS FOR Y00 first and second grades were far Rev D em p s e y Henderson announcing the ahead from the first The sev- WHEN YOU BUY WHERE ty of filled his regular appointment enth and 8tn grades were rep- epted at New Salem Baptist Church resented by Ronald Mac Coff- the past Sunday at 11 a. m. and $11,- man and Alice Emery The Sth 100 the evening services at 7:30. and Sth by Dale Williams and Mr J W Bynum is a victim ineral Carla Faye Brundige The 3rd paint- of a deep seige of cold, requir- and 4th grades by Charles Den- ing some medical care «0 nis Bruner and Fairra Maude Finch 1st and 2nd grades by It is with regret that the com- Larry Parrish and Linda Kay munity is losing Mr and Mrs. Nanney who were crowned as Ernest Poyner, who recently the 1955 5fl King and Queen by sold their farm in this district the 1954 and 55 King and and bought a house in Lynn- Queen Gary Jones and Paula ville, Ky Mr. Ruben Grubbs is Nanney Mrs Mary Cook from the successful buyer who al- Mif'nnnell was Uw lucky win. ready owns the late L. A. Don- ird ner of the steam iron Linda oho farm and plans more exten- Kay Nanney received the record Bonnie I .on sparkle* as tbr sive farming for next year The player for selling the most tinging swrrthi srt ol WlH'i Poyner family have resided votes She sold 400 '.Midwestern llayride' during the here a number of years and are hour and halt tunics! btginnini active memliers of Mt. Vernon James Clark and Mr and Methodist Church. Mrs Johnnie I.ee Simpson it 6:30 p.m.. EST Bonnie l.ou it spent the week-end in Lansing, • triple yodel artist who ha* Mrs Deve Mathis is improv- Mich Been s top attraction v ih ll.r ing at her home in this village 'llayrlde" gang tinrc r.il She has been a-bed a portion of Mrs t.ury Gibbs is spend- the time, victim of hyperten- ing a few days in Memphis vis- sion. > ttmg Mr and Mrs rrank Milan ed for a while Tuesday after- Doyle Frields and Joe Mans- Frank is Improving from the noon with Mrs. Howard Powell. field spent Wednesday at Ken- severe heart attack at the Bap- Mrs Jeff Harrison visited tucky Leke in a day's fisning 41st Hospital where he has been outing These fellows are em- Vvery merchant who Si patient for the past two weeks Tuesday afternoon with her nqphew James Phillips, who is ployed at Carbon Carbide Chem- displays the famous » The many friends of Mrs lcall Co of Paducah. John Colley regret that she was a patient in Haws Memorial UNITED TRADING taken suddenly and seriously Hospital. The potato harvest got well STAMP sign gives you Mrs George Black and Te- under way the past week, and sick last Thursday She seems extra value! You get to be improving at Jones Hos- litha and Mrs Jeff Harrison Messrs Roy Puckett, Rubel rant pital where she is a patient visited Tuesday night with Mr Thomas and Raymond Cherry TRADING UNITED TRADING Mr and Mrs Cecil Barker and Mrs F A Black and family. report to have their crops on STAMPS with every market Much of the early corn >l>ent last week-end in St. Louis Mr* Steve Bvmblenesta. Car- purchase . . . and roll and Joe of Chicago visited has been gathered both by hand where all the ten Barker child- they're worth hun- ren met to be with their mother Thursday with Mrs George and machine, but late corn re- on her birthday Black and family mains in the fields, due to too dreds of dollars in much moisture. Mrs Harry Gordon Barker Mrs Luben Grissom and chil- valuable premiums dren visited with Mr and Mrs spent last week-end with Mr . . . such as you see and Mrs Cecil Barker. Coleman Evans Friday Falk Resign* Several from this community M this page. For your Elliott Falk. director of the attended the tinging at South Division of Accounts in the convenience, we are Fulton Friday night. MiddU Road N«w<> Plate Department of Finance for here to serve you . . . Mrs George Black and Te- Mis Jeff Harrteen • the last two years, resigned to liths spent the week-end with Is redeem your take a position with Public Ad- REDEMPTION Mr and Mrs F A Black and stamps far the valu- ministration Services, an organ- Mrs L. H Norman of Sym- family i lration devoted to government able gifts you choose. aonia. Ky is very ill in the-Ful- Mr and Mrs W D Inman research His first assignment Ask your merchants ton Hospital She is the sister visited Sunday with Mrs L. H. will be in HarrLiburg. 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Get complete information at the following Stations -DEALERS IN FULTON- OK Laundry (At Call Office) Wiley's Jewelry Fulton Paint & Glass Co. Scott's Floral Shop Pipeline Independent and Major Oil Graviett & Richmond Gulf Service Jackson's Drug Co. Stations in: Company Stations in: Hall-Wooten Clothing Co. Bennett Furniture & Electric IN WINGO FULTON, HICKMAN, MAYFIELD RICEVILLE—ARLINGTON—FUL- Hornbcak & Holland Firestone Store and PADUCAH TON CAYCE — 4 POINT Major Oil Co., No. 5 Hensons Dry Goods Sawyer's Market Emerson Plumbing & Electric Tiny Toggery Southard Hardware & Appliance Irby's Fashion Shop Adams & Oliver Service Station Page 8 The Fulton News Thursday, Nov- 3, 1955 j secretary Kentucky Press As-1 Employment Service;' Mrs Ida MEMPHIS FIRM IS HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS INVITED TO WRITE sociation, L 'Kington; Kenneth Denes, counselor, Louisville Em- proud of. Patterson, director of Veterans! ployment Service office; J A. The ninth grade f. H A. LOW BIDDER ON ESSAYS ON EMPLOY THE HANDICAPPED' i Rehabilitation of Veterans' Ad- Robertson, manager Owensboro meeting was held Oct. 24. Presi- ministration. Louisville, and Employment Service office and E«say _ contests I is headed by Supt of Public In- SOUTH FULTON dent, Gayle Hays, called the and poster Mrs. S H. Flowers, president of open to eleventh and Iwelfth struction Wendell P. Butler, and Joseph H Hart, The Courier- meeting to order Secretary, Kentucky Federation ol Worn "Louisville MURRAY CONTRACT grade pupils in any public or Director of Vocational Rehabili- Lutrecia Bennett read the min- en's Clubs. O'Brien & Padgett. Memphis, private high school on the topic SCHOOL NEWS utes. After they were approved, tation, W Hickman Baldree of The poster contest committee Tenn, submitted the apparent "Independence for the Handi- treasurer, Ruth Pruitt, read her the State Department of Educa- has Mancil J. Vinson, director Almost 1.000 wooden trays by lowest base bid last Thursday capped Through Employment" report. The rummage sale was tion. It includes these members: of Marketing in the State De- for refinishing have l>een order- Martha Weak* for construction of a girls' dor- were announced by the Gover- discussed Around $12 00 was The Right Rev. Felix N Pitt, ed and worked on by members mitory at Murray State College nor's Committee on Employ- partment of Agriculture as i made on this sale. The meeting secretary Catholic School Boafd of homemakers clubs in Webster with a $926,000 offer. ment of the Physically Handi- chairman. Serving also are O I. Hi! Hope everyone is in high was then turned over to the pro- of Louisville; Victor Portman, Lexington county"the past year Reporting this, W T Judy, capped. Burkeen. manager •spirits today. The Red Devils gram chairman, Jessie Gamblln. executive director of the State played the Tiptonville Earth- A quiz on foreign countries was The committee, headed by L Property & Buildings Commis- P. Jones, chairman, and Homer quakes last Thursday night at enjoyed by the girls. Guynell sion, said Henry A. Steilberg, Memorial Stadium. The Earth- Payne and Jessie Weems did a W. Nichols, executive secretary, Louisville, submitted the ap- both employees of the Depart- quakes went home triumphant charade. The meeting was then parent lowest bid of $42,900 with a 13-8 win over us. The adjourned. ment of Econnn ic Security, is for construction of a Nelson co-operating with a similar Student Council was elected last County Health Center *it Bards- week. These students are Mur- Reporter. Martha Weaks President's Committee and pub- , town. lie and private agencies, in ef- Dear Mr. Farmer ••••• ray Clark, Nina TTiomas, Max Howdy. Looks like everyone He added that the Home Ap- Richards, Joan Toone, Betty forts to promote the employ- 'enjoyed Halloween. There pliance Co. Prestonburg, was ment of handicapped persons. Faye Peeples, Morgan Fields, ought to be a law about putting apparent lowest on construc- it in. Kenneth Burcham and Martha gasoline on store windows, you tion of a Floyd County Health School pupils have until Feb. • By now you are gathering your corn . . may have most of Weaks. just mark as hard as you can Center at Prestonburg with a 1 to complete their essays on You probably have been thinking how best you can utilise this Guynell Payne held a party but the gas reoels the soap. Oh $105,970 bid. the subject and to compete ftir (rain in your dairy ration. at her home last Saturday night. well, there's still flour to smear Judy said the lowest bids on prizes at both national and I Several Freshmen attended ' on the windows. Someone the Murray and Bardston pro- state levels. along with Sophomores and .--meared my face, hair and eyes jects, to be finally determined The state first prize essay will The Fulton Mobile Milling Company (you have probably seen our - Jyalofs. full of flour. by further tabulation, probably be forwarded to Washington mobile feed-u-nit) are equipped to grind and mix your home-grown A large pep rally was given Well, that's enough of that, would be accepted. He added where it will be judged Nation- grains and roughages with protein supplements that will give you last Thursday afternoon The , let's talk about South Fulton for bids on the Prestonsburg struc- al prue of $1,00(1 $400. $300 and the lowest cost-per-pound-of-milk produced. We have suggested Junior that sold the most sub- a while. ture exceeded expected cost $100 will be awarded first, sec- formulas developed by the Larro research roughages . . . .- or ... ond. third, fourth and fifth place scriptions during their magazine There was no football game and would be rejected. you can use your own formula if you desire to do so. drive received their certificates last week, but the one this Fri- essays. ' of recognition at this assembly. day is the one the whole town FULTON HOMEMAKERS The Governor's Committee The cheerleaders taught the stu- has been looking forward to. PLAN WORK DAY will offer prizes for winners in J But whatever formula you use . . . why not utilise our new service dent body some new yells. South Fulton vs Fulton High. FOR NOVEMBER 9 the essay contest ui the state — and have it made right on your own farm, and save yourself the At another assembly Brother Jerry Weems gave a party a $100 U. S Savings Bond to the I Mrs G. C Richardson and time and inconvenience of having to haul it away and back 7 You Laida of the First Baptist Friday night Several freshmen first prize winner. $75 in t>onds I Mrs. Robert Holland gave the also save the feed wastage involved in hauling. Church introduced Mr. and Mrs. attended. Games were played to the second, a $50 bond to the Fulton Homemakers -something A1 Walsh, and Rev. Miller. Mrs. and refreshments were served. third and s $25 bond to fourth | to think \v',*rrt>ut Wednesday, Walsh sang a beautiful solo, Gail Moss had a birthday prize winner. We are also prepared to mix your hog rations and your poultry then was joined by her husband when the club met in regular party at her home Nov. 2. Sev- The essays arc to be between | rations, and we carry a complete line of Larro Sure feeds and mill in a duet. The faculty had their monthly session. Many tricky eral Sophomores were there. 1.000 and 1,200 words, typed I feeds. pictures taken Friday. points of Kentucky laws were Gad received many nice gifts. double space on 8Vt by 11 inch . Everyone is looking forward discussed and graphs were All the basketball suits of the white paper, and must include1 to the coming week. Basketball used to illustrate the lesson. We also have Larro Sure-Raise. This is a pre-starter for your baby girl's team have been given out the student's name, home and I suits will be given out by coach Time, worry and money may be calves and requires only 25 pounds per calf. This starter was develop- but one Who will be the lucky school address and his English I Phipps saved by using precaution in all girl? teacher's signature on a cover ed by the Larro research farm to help dairymen produce more pro- The Junior and Senior 4-H legal transactions. Seems that some of the gob- sheet. fitable calves for their milking herd. Club met Oct. 20 The meeting blins visited South Fulton Mrs. Aubrey Bondurant was a was called to order by our lead- School on Halloween. I wonder visitor. "Am I a good neighbor?'" The poster contest will be er Mrs. Betty Carpenter. "Re- who they are. This was the subject of the conducted through local em- We want to serve you. Call us Today. cord Books," was the topic that The speech class has been reading lesson by Mrs. Harry ployment office* of the Depart was discussed. practicing on a play the past Allison Mi^ Jack Allen review- ment of Economic Security in Officers were elected: Presi- few weeks Looks like it will be ed the goals of the membership schools offering courses in art. dent, Jane Peeples; vice presi- a good one. chairman. The citizenship goals with local entries judged in the dent, Lena Moss; secretary and v ere read by Mrs J B Rafferty. district employment offices by FULTON MOBILE MILLING COMPANY a local committee and represen treasurer, Peggy Wilhaucks; Christian Science Mrs. McLeod, home agent, dis- sergeant - at - arms, Marie Har- cussed the proposed tax for tatives of participating civic or- Fulton, Ky. Phone 807-J dy; reporter, Martha Jane The lesson-sermon on the sub- health measures. She urged ganizations. Weaks; Recreation chairman. ject "Adam and Fallen Man" j everyone to "vote as you please, State poster prizes will be a Listen to the Blackwood Bros., 11:30-12 noon, Guyenelle Payne and her assis- will include the account of but please vote." $50 savings bond for first place, tants, Alma Green and Beverly Christ Jesus' healing of the man j An order for aluminum discs a $25 bond for second place and Tuesday - Thursday - Saturday over WFUL, Fulton. l.acewell. Song leader was not "which had a spirit of an un- was made and the work day set $10 in cash for third. Prizes will elected The members are going clean devil" as recorded in Luke for Wednesday. Nov. 9 Mrs. Ed- be given by the Daniel Boone to make this club one to be 4. gar Provine led recreation. Post No 1, Amvets, Louisville The essay contest committee B E Goodrich SAFETYLINER TUBELESS gives you new-car Tubeless Safety at less than tire and tube cost!

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FACT0RYAiSUREDoperatio n of the plant with the The Fulton News Thursday, November 3, 1965 Clinton Development Founda- 1600 Farmers W Go To Farm tion as part of the program on iv^vyv/ ui.Mcn yvuikpu IV / "'"'FOR GROWING CITY Remember To Water damage to evergreens may not Thursday. show up until the following A contract is expected to be Evergreen Plants spring or summer. Ground - breaking and wel- signed immediately following Bureau Meeting At Louisville the Sowell Construction Co., of ! Plants that hold their leaves coming ceremonies for the new Bob Wilson or tne American Memphis, to erect the building. from season to season are call- More than 1.600 farmers will Clinton Garment Manufactur- Dairy Association discussed will appear on the program, of the Farm Bureau It will have a minimum of ed evergreens. Some amateur stream into Louisville for the ing Co will -be held in Clinton sales promotion at the Nicholas They are Dr. Clifton L. Ganua, I A Talent Hunt featuring out- 20.000 square feet and a maxi- gardeners fail to water the 36th annual Farm Bureau con- Thursday. County Artificial Breeding As- dean of the School of standing acts will also be a mum of 40,000 square feet of evergreens during the fall and sociation. vention on Nov 13. The meet- Jr> „ . u .. „ . The event will be marked.by floor space, depending on the winter. Since they retain their ing is one of Louisville:, larg- American Studies. Harding Co - part of the program. a county-wide celebration, with amount of money available. foliage, they require adequate " , lege, Searcy, Ark.; Frank Wool- This year a new youth oc- the public asked to meet on A friend is someone who court square at 2 p. m and water the year round Water doesn't expect any tavors. Iluring the three - day con- legt'Utjve counsil for the tivity has been added to the Shares are now being sold in vention ^delegate, from each of ^ V^Eon^T" wEbi F*™' « is the Young march to the building site on the Foundation for $25 each. Muas Ave. the 114" county Farm Bureaus de>n ^ dlretlor uf the U*u-. People's Conference which will "nie Foundation also an- will vote on resolutions, The Hickman County School listen vanity"ei KeWucky"coYfege'of I1* held on Nov It- nounced that the manufacturer LAKE STREET LIQUOR STORE cuss farm commodities band will participate in the is shipping machinery from Agriculture and ljome Econom- A vesper service and mass program. ",' rZl^Ts^ ici: and Mrs ChSrles DeShazo,'s.ng.ng of the State Farm Bu- New York on Monday. The Coca-Cola Plant Lake Street Ext h^ .^TV.rJ LJLuXm P»ul's Croat Roads, V. , former ' reau Chorus will feature the Two representatives of the machines will be set up in the All Favorite Brands , h^Je ^ t^e ™n pre.ident of the Associated I Sunday evening program open northern manufacturer which Taylor building on US 51 south Ac rose From The member in charge of the con- kornen o( ,he American Farm I >ng the three-day convention will operate the factory are of Clinton for use in training venuon Bureau 'Directing the chorus will be scheduled to arrive here Wed- workers. The meeting is held yearly i-Marvi- n D. Myers, assistant in nesday to make preliminary Name of the company which PLENTY FREE PARKING! lo elect new officers, replace The -King and Queen contest, Agricultural Extension Music arrangements. will operate the plant has not retiring directors and to decide conducted by the KFB Wom- for Indiana. They will sign a contract for been announced. upon the Kentucky Farm Bu- en's I>epartment under the sup- i eau's program of work- ftjr the ervision wilof l Mrsbe . *anothe Thomar s fea-E. 1 coming year. Roberts the program for Nov. I A series of meetings to dis- ture of run farm commodities will be held on Nov 14 Discussions The Rural Youth Talk Meet are planned for livestock, winner will be selected on the dairying, poultry, commercial night of Nov IS, announces crops and tobacco I Warren K Dulin, director of Four ' outstanding speakers the Young People's Department WALLACE OPPOSES CANCELLATION OF TWO STATE HUNTING-FISHING AGREEMENTS The cancellation of the recip- sion. feeling that Tennesseans MR. FARMER rocal agreement between Ken- were getting the worst of the tucky and Tennessee regarding agreement, cancelled the whole fishing and hunting in a section reciprocal agreement as it af- of Kentucky I-ake was opposed fected both hunting and fishing : by Earl Wallace, commissioner Since the cancellation of the of the Department of Fish and agreement, Kentuckians who Wildlife Resources, the commis- fish or -hunt in the Tennessee sioner said today He pointed section must hive Tennessee li How Long Can You Stand This? out that the objection to the censes and abide by Tennessee hunting phase of the agreement, creel, sue and bag limits The which resulted in the cancella- same works for Tennesseans tic.n "f the whole agreement by who hunt or fish in the Ken- the Tennessee Commission, was tucky section raised bv dock operators in the Mr Wallace pointed out that affected area in Kentucky, and renprtx-al agreements have that these .objectors obtained been honored by both Kentucky the consent of the Kentucky nnd Tennessee for several Commission to request the elim- years as a service to the s ports- ination of the hunting phase of men He declared that exact the agreement boundary lines are hard to de- THE LAST YEAR When this order of the Com- t,nr and as a protection for both mission was carried out by Mr Tennesseans and Kentuckians Wallace and was presented to who fished or hunted this bor- the Tennessee Commission by derline area, the agreement? lladden Olds, farmer director of »ere drawn up A similar agree- n nl Farm Income DECLINED $100,000,000.00! the Tennessee Fish and Wildlife " on Dale Hollow was not Agencv. the Tennessee Commts- affected by the cancellation of the Kentucky Lake area agree- ment.

GRAVES VOTERS Father," said young William, "I ve decided to become a detec- tive. Right now I'm practicing Farm Costs INCREASED 29.9%! OFFERED PRIZES the art of detection Let me give you an example. In our back yard there Is a large pile of BY MERCHANTS ashes By deduction that is evl- Mayfield businessmen are of ,fence that we've had fires going fennring a list of imposing prizes all winter" to get Graves Countains to turn "Very good," rejoined father out to vote in the Nov 8 gen- "Suppose you go out and sift Farm Purchasing Power (from net income) is eral election the evidence " Everyone who votes in the election. the announcement said, will receive a chance on HARRY LEE merchandise awards The The LOWEST Since 1940! chances go to all voters regard- less of party affiliations WATERFIELD Prizes are being offered in Dem. Nominee for three other Kentucky counties Lt. Governor Knox County voters in 50 pre- cincts were told they'd be giv- SPEAKS for KENTUCKY en a chance on 50 turkeys when they cast their ballots iSS? 5:30-5:45 Secretary of Agriculture Benson has stated that agriculture A 1956 automobile will be income has declined only one-half of 1 % since 1947. What he given a lucky voter in Hender- WATCH son county and Woodford vot-,^ ers will be given a chance on KFVS-TV Channel 12 did not tell you is that farm production costs have gone up a $460 food freezer. Cape ^ Graves County Democrats 29.9 % in the same period . . . resulting in a 30.8% lower net staged s rally at 7 SO p. m. Girardeau J^m^^^^ Monday in the Circuit Court income for farmers. room. Sen Alben W Barklev State Dem and Harry Lee Waterfield, Campaign V^B'\| Democratic nominee for lieu- tenant governor, were the 'itaSU' 9 speakers FOR A POSITIVE, CONSTRUCTIVE PROGRAM TO HALT THE DECLINE IN FARM INCOME VOTE DEMOCRATIC NOV. 8

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YOU" SOUTHERN STATES COOPERATIVE SERVICE ACENCY through high school and then The Fulton News Thursday, Nov. 3, 1955 Page 11 thrpjigh college Said he: "And Serve Perky Pompadours when that's over I have it to do all over again with Terry". . . On A Cool, Crispy Day now nearly six years old.

—Around Fulton— The News writes social happenings about you and iur friends.

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Too much credit for the suc- cess of the community Hallo- ween activities cannot be given Klvs Foil who. for the past two years has headed the committee Margaret Hall entertained her to organize the parties and so- daughter. Sara Jane, with a licit the participation of many birthdav party Oct. M on Sara of the churches and other civic Jane's tenth birthday. groups Elva started working on There were twenty guests the ITN1CEF parties when La- present. They played fames and bor Day was hardly out of sight the winners were Dotty Hogan snd her efforts were certsinly snd Judy Owen. The dining visible in the event Mondsy room was rally decorated in night Besides contacting the Halloween colors. The lovely above named groups Civs msde rake was chocolate with the de- talks before all of the local coration of s pumpkin fsee. De- schools, telling them of the licious refreshments were serv- I'HICBF plan snd the good the ed. Sara Jane received many children could d/i in asking for nice gifts. pennies instesd of treets The Happy blrthdsy, Sara Jane! voung people participated whole-heartedly with the pro- gram and there seems to be no -fearino Aid Batteries doubt that it will be an annual affair. From the kids and par- Complete I.lne We enjoyed having Pierre as ents of Fulton snd even the lo- For all sukrs of hesrlnr slds! a guest in our home and espec- cal police, a great big "thank Visit our Hearing Al • Depart islly were we impressed with nent at >onr first ipportunit. you" is extended to Elys Fall him when, as a parting gift he and all those ladies who helped presented us with a bottle of to make Halloween s *ery safe CITY DRUG CO. real, hones' to goodness. French and a very pleasant celebration. 108 Lake Street Phone 70 perfume. Chanel No 5

We've had Male interesting Another letter came from mail this peat week that we Wilma Burger (Elsie Weaks' 115 ITS NEW — DOTTY HAS IT ! thought perhaps you'd be Inter- sister) of Oklshoms City, Okla. ested in. The most curious one Perhsps you have been reading came from a chap by the name of the newspaper workers strike ef Kenneth Riddle of Southern thai has inconvenienced the op- Ever sit in on a get-together Motor Cargo In Memphis. We erations of the Daily Oklaho- with old friends who ran around never hesrd of Kenneth, but man. where Wilma s husband together in the "old days." Well, that's not all. Keanrth himself Ben is State editor On Wilma's we have and It's interesting and Is more than a little confesed all too infrequent visits here fascinating listening. All we Kenneth sddremed a letter to we hsve a \von(irrful time can add to the conversation, if Donsld Murray ol the Fulton "talking shop" but we're afraid ever we get a word in. Ls that Journal, and as far as we know that Wilma is taking a dim view some twenty-five years ago, there Is not now, nor ever has of such goings on in the Journa- maybe longer. Pulton was a verv, very gay place in which to live.

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FULTON, KENTUCKY OPEN A DOTTY BUDGET ACCOUNT Whatever Your Political Preferences Be Sure STRICTLY BUSINESS TID BITS Th:t You Exercise Youi Right To Vote Tuesday Of Kentucky Folklore Next Tuesday, November 8, is gen- ler were equally as enthusiastic. The "HOW WE SPEAK" well known elsewh-re, prob- eral election day in Kentucky. It is a victory for Judge Combs in this county, It amuses me to hear some ably the chief thing in mountain even by five votes, was something of people speak of Kentucky as if speech is the s|>eech pattern day when Mr. Average Citizen is a every person from Pike County rather than the actual sounds, an ups^t in State-jvide political circles VIP (very important person) for in to the Mississippi River talked The towns along the Ohio have ma Dane his hands rests the responsibility for since the Chandler camp had counted the same way. To any one who a speech, in general, that is ap- ada and good, bad or'indifferent Government on victory here by nearly 700 votes. lias traveled a little over the proximately that of the south- ton were in this State. But be that, as it may, that was state it is very obvious that our ern parts of the states immedi- snd Mis nearly three months ago. It is hard to speaking varies almost as much iitely north of us — Middle Friday. The ballot that will be handed to as our geology Some years ago Western tinged with Southern. the voter on election day is a long and tell whether primary bitterness has The W 1 went on a camping trip across Down below Russellville, Elk- then (I detailed one. As a matter of fact it been replaced by party loyalty. Only Missouri. Kansas, Nebraska, ton. and Hopkinsville there is a the outcome of the election on next the hoi is one of the longest ones we've eve" South Dakota. Montana. Idaho, section where most people resl- Fulton Tuesday can tell. nnd Washington without find- Iv do speak Southern, much as seen since we've voted in Kentucky. A ing a variation in speech as it is spoken much farther south Ian It deserves your careful and earnest Predominantly Uemocratic Fulton Chestnut can be found within thirty In between the Ohio River and consideration. Countians have two important issues to nival Fr miles of Bowling Green Many this "island of the Old South" consider when they go to the polls on Nunncy Claiming chief interest on the bal- writers speak of Kentuckians most people talk very much wei - in lot, for most voters, will be the selec- next Tuesday and contemolate the as speakers of pure Elizabeth- alike, with a little more South- A good tion of a Governor and lieutenant Governor's race. an English, without the slight- ern tone than is found along the all Governor for the Democratic and Re- One is that enough candidates have est idea of what Elizabethan Ohio, though strongly leaning publican parties. Also on the ballot been assured election in both the Ken- English would sound like. toward what 1 call lor want of Mr are are candidates for other state offices tucky House and Senate to make those It is true that some of our - Southern Middle all home tl legislative bodies predominately De- sreas. the mountains among western. of both parties and a smattering of chased candidates for the Free Citizens Party mocratic. That is a certainty. thein. have preserved many old Much of the Jai kson Purchase words that were brought over hus n speech that differs con- Mrs and the Prohibition party. The two The other is that West Kentucky's rtn frt Harry Lee Waterfield. if elected, will by the early settlers, but these siderably from the Pennyrile latter parties will claim little interest same words are in no sense pe- speech Since I was reared week en in Fulton County, or over the State be the first Iieutenant-Governor ever culiar to our mountains Nearly down in the Purchase, I liecame Mrs J for that matter, but consistent with to be elected from the First District. every county Tn the state familiar with this form of Happy our Democratic form of Government, The election of Mr. Waterfield is a "Here are the results—112 for', 87 'against', 23 'bo would show most of the same perch first of all and have long Saturdaj all people are entitled to seek the op- certainty W course. and~that possibility opinion' and 1 'none of your damfool business'." words, tn varying numbers Be tried tn figure out whv it is dif- Mi portunity to serve their country as should be encouraging to all of us. For, irote neighborhoods of a few ferent . tuinaa i they wish. a competent Iieutenant-Governor (and years ago were likely to have My own conclusion is that it ll>g a v Vept some of these words, but r,.,,r,.s,.,,ts North Carolina In- Her» in Fulton County the Demo- Harry Lee surely will be) has an en- Holtert they do not in any wsy repre- f!ucnri. rather than Virgioia in- braska cratic party alone is making any real viable opportunity, to be Governor. sent a large part of the vocab- f|uencr and may he mora attempt to get their candidates elect- Barring any unforeseen circumstances ulary. even of the most remote s, «tch Irish than" any other them T ed. With less than 1000 registered Re- Harry Lee should be Governor in four An occ>»aiona! word of this Kentucky speech and years and if so«another "first" will sort usually gets far more at publicans in the county, that party has With education travel, and hunting tention than it deserves and made little attempt to interest voters come about. He will be the first Gov- . . . the radio our differences ara Mr in their gubernatorial candidate Ed ernor ever to be elected from the 1st makes some observers Jump to f ^ ironed out. so that Stephen Denney, or in the races for the other District. While most Governor's claim the conclusion that all other another feneration will won- and M ' Elizabethan" words are to be der why older people notice Hoi nlf. offices on the ballot. that their interest in State Government Just in case you haven't con- at the Fort Campbell Officer's foun. d ...... that a person from PinevUle, let conditio is the same from Madrid Bend to the sulted your calendar lately, Club and another at the Fulton Fulton County will undoubtedly give Another sort of inaccurate ^ jy ^, h[, ,UtMly Mr I Breaks of Sandy, it is apropos to say there are only three more rail- Country Club, and have book- the Democratic nominees the "najority observer thinks that Kentucky cah. M: road pay-days until Christmas ings for a gigantic party at Mi- differently from a person from of the votes cast on election day. But that a man's heart is where his home talks a hr«d Southern dialect HpnHrr,on or Bowling Green or • only eight more week-ends lan. Tenn in December, as well don the size or the amount of the majority is arid Hftrry Lee's home is right rext That is fully as laughable as „.jn..K Milan . . only 44 more shopping as others at Fulton. Hickman ,aur n door to us. our Elizabethan English It Is ' " Rings seems an unknown quantity. Follow- days until December 25. which and Union City in addition to probable that not more than With the nurvev of our speech Mr anc ing the recent bitter primary, when Whatever will be your selections on will be on a Sunday this year. their regular weekly engage- ten perrent of the people of the " now being carried on, M local political leaders entered whole- the ballot next Tuesday we urge you ment at the Union City VFW. slate talk what could I* identi- will not he too long before we Mrs heartedly into a right lively campaign, to be sure and exercise your privilege With practically all the new fied as Southern bv snv care- can definitely «ay where these srd and an apathy descended upon the voters, to make those selections by going to 1956 auto models unveiled ex- What do manufacturers feel ful student of language lines between one dialect and dalia which is just now being overcome. It the polls. Don't fail in your responsi- cept Nash (coming the latter would be the effects of a so- Time and again I hsve heard another can be drawn with and the called "guaranteed annual is not very easy to determine whether bilty to your community and to your part of the month) the public is outsiders speak of having v,mr degree of a c cm racy, day deluged with a lot of new things wage" widely imposed through- the bitterness engendered in that cam- State by staying away from the polls. heard such interesting South- though such a line will never Sund, right now. but in the mad out all industry? ern words or expression or ** »' definite as Muldraugh's Mrs 1 paign is forgotten. Supporters of de- Voting is also a responsibility you owe The National Association of scramble something has been tones In Kentucky, when every Hill "r Tennessee River were Manufacturers recently held a feated candidate Judge Bert T. to yourself so that you may feel a overlooked. illustration given would be just ————. Norma I Combs were most enthusiastic in that part of the Governor that guides It isn't a massive thing like workshop, attended by repre- as vslid for Indisna. Illinois, or Haling (ilven Canada] sentatives of hundreds of com- support. Supporters of Happy Chand- your every day life. an automobile. ... it .isn't a Ohio as for Kentucky Manv Property owned by a volun- Fulton shiny thing like a new TV set panies, on this problem in New times these so-called Southern- teer fire department non profit Mr ... in fact it is a very small York City The answers to a isms are merely family varia- corporation is not exempt from as theil little gadget that can be carried questionnaire presented there tions in speech taxation. it wa< held by Assist- Mis I with one finger of one hand should he studied by everyone. Automobile Insurance Should Be National Law I can recall that a Fidelity ant Attorney General M B and M{ What we refer to is the 1956 1 52"*. of the 279 companies there were many people who Hollfield Mrs U Despite the number of various laws have the financial means to compen- model of the cat-fish rod, now answering said the number of outdid some of the New En Exemptions from taxatlan Mrs in the various states requiring .motor- sate for the destruction they may at on display at the Coffee Shop. jobs in their business would be glanders In their long o's or ,trictlv onstrued." Elvis Babb rondlv points to its reduced by a CAW program. «u« Our nearest neighbor pro- H.hfifld wrote Circuit Judge McodaJ ists to carry insurance or providing any time cause. Union new features, which include a 2 52*5. said expansion in their nounced sausage as if it were Poui j stapleton. Newport, stiff penalties against those who do This is a problem which should be stand that sticks in the ground firms would be discouraged »Mr not, in most of the states in the Union sossidge Another neighbor ••„„,( nn|v t,„ exemptions solved because it can be solved. If or oar-lock of your boat to hold 3 19% said new product de- hortened his l'« so much that »u(hori7ed are public properties spd K irresponsible motorists are still caus- the various state legislatures do not it in an upright position, a good- velopment would be discourag- his pronunciation of dime 0„n<^ bv the public snd real or Mi sn ed ing heavy human and physical, dam- wish to pass laws requiring motorists sized hook on the end of at to sounded like damn And yet , ,on)l| properties owned by Tuesda haul in your catch in the ab- 4 28", said the obtaining of age, without having to compensate for to carry insurance, then they should both of them were Just one nr,v»te oorporstions devoted Mr sence of a dip net, and a little new capital would be discour- their act*. pass some sort of law which would generation away from North ,,r„t|v to religi..u» educational Knoxv| bell on a spring that tinkles aged Since most motorists drive through Carolina with no earthly knol- or charitable purposes Mi protect the victim of the irresponsible whenever a fish grabs the bait 5 61% said plans for general a number of states over a period of edge of or cultural connection ..,, .„, „,„, „• - girls motorists. 1 Babb swears that it will business expansion would prob- with New England or the- " ' ,ru' th" of * time, the problem is almost a national There is no reason why any citizen catch more catfish than Dutch ably be deterred. Northern Middle • West volunteer fire department may Mi • I one. Although the effort to require should be allowed to take to the high- Owen's radar method. With the above percentages in Leaving out of account mere be devoted to a public purpose, IN | motorists to carry insurance is sup- way with a machine which might mind, it seems appropriate to families that may have moved but unfeeiunately It is not mm- Mr ported by a large and growing num- cause both death and and destruction, Although this news is now -a quote the following from a re- Into any region, we have in <-d bv the public The real from tl rent newsletter to The First imi>rn\[ ber of people, the various states have in irresponsible hands, when he has couple of weeks old, we under- Ketucky some fairly well - de- elate of a volunteer fire de- stand that Jack Foy has suf- National City Bank of New fined speech areas, based on vrv partment cannot be exempted The I not yet come up with a solution and neither the means nor the insurance York school | therefore, the highways are filled fered several heart attacks in cabulary and sounds The older fi

Mm John Colley, who be- FRI. came ill suddenly, was taken to 3 Jones Hospital Thursday night. We hope tor her a speedy re- and Cartoons covery. SAT. Mrs Vuva Daney, Mrs. Nor- ORPHEU 3 ma Dency from Toronto, Can- ada and Mrs Ruth Finch of Ful- ton were all-day visitors of Mr THE BOWERY BOYS and Mrs Guy Finch and family ROY ROGERS Friday LEO GORCEY The Welfare Workers enjoyed HUNTZ HALL DALE EVANS their Club- Day Wednesday at IN IN the home of Mrs McKelvy in Fulton. YELLOW ROSE A large crowd attended the JAIL BUSTERS OF TEXAS Chestnut Glade Halloween Car- nival Friday night Miss Linda Nanney and Mr. Larry Parrish were crowned Queen and King. SUNDAY - MONDAY - TUESDAY A good tune was reported by all Reminiscent of the sport roupe which Chev- sedsn will be svailsble In the Bel Air (shove) Mi and Mrs. James Haygood rolel introduced with such sensational success snd -Two-Ten," two of three price graduated in 1954. a .port nedsn makes its drhul along with series of cars offered by Chevrolet for Kn- Today's Reign of Terror ! SIMBA . . . The Symbol of MAU MAU . Filmed art- mighty proud of their new the company', olher new models. Klimination of iflne choices Include two more powerful VM's In Africa Where it is Happening Now To All White People ! home freezer which they pur-1 the center pillar In the window area adds smart- and one 8. The "Super Turbo-Fire VS" develops chased Friday. nr.. as well aa unexcelled visibility. The hardtop 206 h.p. It Will Make You Shutter at The Unseen Enemy. Mrs Davis Dixon and child- ren from Marion. IU. were week end visitors of Mr and Mis J J Clement Mis J B NEW HOPE NEWS East Beelerton News Happy of Mayfield visited them (Mrs. Klmrr Walstonl Mn. W. McMorrles WELCH SCHOOL Saturday . „ _.„ _ . . __ . Mr and Mrs Clarence Jobe Mr and Mis Waltus McMor- Mr ami Mrs. ttll Parrish re- i, Jon Uroy vl„t,d Mr and rles visited Mi and Mrs Win- NEWS turned home Friday after «pend- Mrf hred Hudson Monday fred McMorris. Eugene and uig a week with Mr and Mrs Glenda Thursday night. Holiert Ualin in Superior, Ne- j * ' Several from around here Fall is really in the air and hiaska Mr and Mrs R C. Hen- «* T IL ^m^k^ went to'Fulgham School Friday I oh so beautiful. Saturday night derson of Jackson accompanied relatives of Mr Hershel for Ommunity Day snd enjoy- the« cool night with its frost them They all enjoyed the tnp Brown wh., p^ «way ed it very much. ! ^.^y brought the spooks out a.Kl especially the pheawnt day. Oct »4th at the CUnton r,„„ K Hospital. Services were held on Miss Boone Walker spent jn thr open Welch School had numtng Tuesday at 10 30 a m. at the Thursdsy night with Mrs. WU- Halloween Party Saturday Mr and Mrs Guy Finch. M, Vl>rnon Methodist Church. lie Johnston. . . _ , , .. Stephen and Vava visi ed Mr Rev „ K Smlth oMlclated. Mrs. Albert Time, and daugh-| n'«ht "Bvtryone «J°yed the and Mrs Albert WalUce In Bun() wal m Mt Mnriah ceme- ter of Nashville are visiUng her parade and the entertainment Hornbeak Sunday Mr Wallace , und„ ,h<( dlrectlon of Hop- parents, Mr and Mrs Eugene was very interesting Everyone condition is unimproved klnl and Brown Bynum for a few days. went home around 9 SO as the p du Mr Btnuaj » - Mr Price Kearby of Okolona, Mr and Mrs Winfred McMor- "'H*1 be'<»* ,had Played 3 cah. Mi and Mrs Willie Hen- Ark ,nd Mr, Cunmng- ries. Eugene and Glend. visited : ball games. Welch boys and don and daughter Virginia of h.m of Washington. D C left Mr and Mrs GusU Rhode* Fri-j girls played Pahncrsville boys Milan and Mr and Mr. J C for lhf.ir homM Wednesday af- day night an's and «lrl» RlUgs were Sunday visitors of vj,illn|| th,lr ,„ter. Mrs Mrs Delia McMorrles spent lost to Palmersvllle After that Ml and Mrs Ray Watts ^ Monr? of CruU.hfM.id Ky.. Friday with Mrs Dewy John- » choose-up game was played, Mrs Edd Golden. Mrs How- and with other relatives ston and Mr. Lula Hicks Everyone enjoyed the games and anl and Mrs Choat of near Se- Mr and Mr, H>rry Vis and Mrs Bobby Duke snd daugh really had a nice time Everyone dslia visited Mrs Lulu Colley chlldr,n moved Into their ter visited Mr snd Mrs Leonard to the P-TA meeting on and the John Colley family Sun- ncw hom, ),„ w„k The Via Duke Sunday Thursday night IN IIAMIHC <*ay home was destroyed by fire last Mr. and Mrs E W MrMorries Sunday guests of Mr and spring and children visited in Green- Christian county homemakers reported making 3,762 garments Mr. B O Finch and family Mr ,„<) Mri Carl philips field Sunday SIMBA MEANS THE MARK OF TERROR . . MAU MAU weie Mrs Vava Dancy, Mrs visited their son James M Phil- the past vear at an estimated Norma Dancy from Toronto, hpI „ the Fulton Hospital on Say I Saw it In The News saving of M.7M Full? n* "X1 Mr» Ku'h Finch of Wednesday afternoon Visitors in the home of Mr Mr and Mrs Bill Smith had Mrs Walter Kimbro last as their dinner guests Monday wr,k were Mrs Boh Reed of Mrs F.dd Golden. Mrs. Howsrd Fulton Mr and Mrs. Porter and Mrs Choate of Sedalia and I_ewts, Mr and Mrs timer Wal- Mrs Lula Colley ,lon Mrs Frank Parrish spent The W S C S ladies of the M.-ndsy with W A Parrish in Weslev Methodist Church met Union City. +wjth Mr, w,|Ucr Wrbb on "Mr and Mrs James Phillips Wednesday. Oct 26 for an all- spd Kin of Union City visited day meeting to observe "The Mi and Mrs Walter Permenler Week of Prayer" Pot luck dm- Tuesday ner was served at noon by the Mr Norman Terrell of near hn«<*«« Mrs Wilford Jetton and Knoxville visited his 'parents Mr" Rnv Pharls presented an Ml and Mrs Dean Terrell and interesting program with Mrs guls during the week end Rernard Bostiek. Mrs John Mr. Walter Permenler Is on ^r v« lir.,kC'IU'U the sick list today. h" n n . " Y" *°y Mr Will McD.de came home "X P*JL"w"/ P*? from the hospital Monday and is MTV ? , " 7T1 improving rflcely ™ . ™ ,h* The young peoples Sundsy .fT^i w eefcool class of Oak Grove en , ".T., c 'a' Wall,r' W'hl? joved a weiner roast Saturday »rT A w - w m" "'"-J*! night at the home of Mr and U^. "^. V* to visit Mrs Hurrv w.ti. Ai-,,.1 tn r' Mr" """stance Young and joined in the f^n ' " Mrs Walter Kimbro. Mrs

Every man who is high up *°db ^ 1Fu"I',n Mr like, u, think that he has done "" 1 it all himself, snd the wife P... smile, snd lets it go at that- ,i "" " ,"nd Sir James M Barrie wU*hiTr , vl,i,*d h'r mother. - . . Mrs Thelm.i Anderson Sunday. Mr and Mrs Ouy Latla and LETS ALL GO TO son Danny were Sunday dinner guests in the home of her aunt, OF PADUCAH Mrs Lucy Tvner of Union City. Mr and Sam Vaughn and WALDRON son of Columbus. Ky visited Mr and Mrs Jake Holt Sundav Theatre — Union City A 1C William E Goodrich, ONE OF KENTUCKY'S SMARTEST who is stationed at the Gunler Thur. A Fri- Nov. 3 A 4 Air Force Base. Montgomery. Feature Starts 7 A 9 pm Ala is visiting his uncle. Mr DEPARTMENT STORES Stanley Roper and Mrs Roper Mrs John Howell. Mrs Wal- c^ty.' * imiin ^ lace Webb and Mrs Ray Phajis FOR FASHIONABLE WOMEN ollended Community Day at !?ouse of bamboo Fulgham Friday Mr and Mfs Denton Pittman EVERY TIME YOU ARE ar.d daughter Deneese were Sunday dinner guests in the IN DOWNTOWN PADUCAH home of his parents. Mr and Mrs William Pittman Visitors in our home last week were Mr Price Kearhy. Oka- PLUS Comedy A Cartoon Una. Ark . Mrs ' Francis Cun- "IT'S THE PLACE TO GO FOR ningham. Washington. D C„ Sat-SUN-MON-TUES Mrs Bertha Foresee Mayfield. Nov. 5-6-7-8 Mr and Mrs Ben Moore, Mr THE BRANDS YOU KNOW" JIM DAVY and Mrs Porter Ix-wis. Mrs Stanley Roper and son Roger. •/I! ' BOWIE CROCKETT And remember too, Wotkins strives daily to m.rlt your forth I,' ' , SAM HOUSTON SEE THEM AI.L IN HAPPY BIRTHDAY! ond confidence by bringing you Amarica't finest lirug of mer- * K • ^ S chandise fairly priced. fil ^ I ITappv Birthday Nov 7: Anne j Fall, Beverly Burgess. Don 422 BROADWAY Bowen: Nov 8: Mrs George fADUCAH, KENTUCKY I Moore, Mrs Jennie Brundige; Nov. » Mrs. Minnie Bell: Nov. 10 Tulula Brown; Nov 12- OPEN A WATKINS | Bud White. Charles A Rice, Sum Frlwords, Will McDade. | Mrs L. C. Logan: Nov. 13: Mrs CHARGE ACCOUNT Starring Sterling Hayden J D Davis and Daisy Thomp- son and Anna Maria It will simplify your using our personal shopping .ervke fc* Alberghetti mail A Wotkins charge account is the recognition of our con- EXTRA ADDED How Christian fidence in out many customers everywhere. - FEATURE Science Heal» SATURDAY ONLY "PERSISTENT PRAYER Allan "Rocky" Lane WINS A VICTORY" "STAGE COACH TO WFVt, Ke.) Sunday !• a.ns MONTEREY" (iris Page 14 The Fulton News Thursday, Nov. 1955 SERVICES HELD He's Back IN HICKMAN FOR GUNSHOT VICTIM

Services were held last Thurs- day afternoon at 2:30 for Wayne Harris Stoker, 23, who died I've a Tuesday rug tit of gunshot down at wounds in his home in East ballot con Hickman. and this i The Rev Terrin H. Cook of years, pri the First Baptist Church of lion, that Hickman officiated at the serv- to Mo so ices at Barrett Funeral Home. liked the Burial was in the city ceme- ing dowr tery. a typewr figure it' A coroner's jury of four men pecking i and two women at an inquest be in the! held Tuesday night by Judge latest cou Homer Roberts adjudged death to have been caused by acci- dental shooting. The ti "Great Gltdersleere" Is back tn that I d It is believed that the victim his Summerfleld home for the anymore. - stumbled with the gun, accord- season and that means fun for They've ing to Sheriff John Rose of WLW listeners every Tbursdy count tl Hickman. night at 8 p.m.. EST. as the famW cincts so Stoker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Water Commissioner Is off on have tim R E Stoker, with whom he new adventures with his old Fulton, I lived, reportedly came home cast of friends. three m late Tuesday night from a ready ei show, took a .22 pump rifle books from his house and went to JOE SEAY stream- It the front yard where the shoot- past prir ing occurred. Joe Seay^ a farmer of the that, ma Deputy Sheriff Bill Lusk ar- Lynnville Community, died at t^easier on rived on the scene shortly after the Fuller-Gilliam Hospital in the shooting which oceured at Mayfield at 1 a. m., Sunday, Senator Alben W. Barkley Mr. Harry Lee Waterfield 10:40 p m„ according to the But ba Oct. 30. after a short illness. He ing and dead man's father. Lusk said was 77. the bullet pierced Stoker's right In the re He was born July 31, 1878 temple above the ear. a cirrus, near Lynnville. He was the son are mur Stoker, a graduate of Hick- of the iate William C and Susan than in man High School, had been Mooney Seay. a prim working with his father, a car- He leaves his wife, Mrs. Lo- there »r« penter. and was unmarried. Be- re tta Seay: three sons, Connie c*ididat sides his parents. he is Seay of Latham, Cecil and looking survived by a brother, Robert James Seay ol Lynnville; three : they lool L. Stoker of Memphis, and a daughters. Miss Mary Seay of Hear Alben Barkley You ne> sister, Mrs. Russline Clifton Akron. Ohio. Mrs Novice Cher- claim ov of Memphis. ry of near Dukedom and Mrs. as not s Shcrrell Wilson of Atwater, her of Ohio: three brothers. Will and | AND campaigi Tom Seay of near Dukedom, ing over DEATHS and Johnnie Seay of Cuba. He was a member of the This | ELMER HAWKS Methodist Church at Lynnville one I si Funeral services were held there S| Elmer Hawks. 56, an Illinois Mondav afternoon at 2 at the Follow in Central Railroad employee for Lynnville Methodist Church. rrented several years, died Saturday Burial, under direction of Jack- porter li night, Oct: 29, at 9. in the I. C. son Brothers Funeral Home of Harry Lee Waterfield as the p Hospital in Paducah following a Dukedom, was in Rhodes Ceme- body, bi heart attack Sunday at his tery. e-ted in home. that Is. Mr. Hawks was born Jan 20, CHAD EDWARD BOWDEN Republic 1919 in Weakley County, Tenn . t ion cor but had lived for many years in Services for Chad Edward elertton Riceville Bowden, three-year-old son of rhare of Mr. and Mrs Horace "Hap" SATURDAY, NOV. 5 He was a member of the Rice- counting ville Methodist Church Bowden of Mayfield were held )u*t ain Mr Hawks leaves his wife, Friday afternoon, Oct. 28, at rublirar Mrs. Edna Hawks: two step-sons. 2 30 at the First Christian F'rd ha Dempsey a»d Lowell Barber, Church in Mayfield I ike wt both of Detroit; a step-daugh- The young child died at 5:30 When The Democratic Motorcade Comes votes ter, Mrs John Vetts of Detroit; Wednesday afternoon at the and finr several step-grandchildren; two Children's Hospital, which is on a sti step-brothers, an uncle, an aunt, connected with Barnes Hospital Fred )u and several nieces and nephews. in St Louis. He died with a mad De Funeral services were held liver disease and had only been To Fulton County at the Riceville Methodist ill since Monday But a Church Tuesday afternoon at Burial was in Highland Park election 2:30. The Rev. R. L. Dotson, pas- Cemetery in Mayfield. low sate tor, officiated. Burial, under di- Mr Bowden, who is chief en- WATERFIELD BARKLEY find nol rection of Whitnel Funeral gineer and announcer at Radio fellow ( Home Was in Greenlea Ceme- Station WFUL here, and his ways il tery. wife, lost an infant daughter a seem 1 f> few weeks ago. WILL SPEAK AT WILL SPEAK AT ler and MRS. E. B. JONES Besides his parents, the child were sti leaves an older brother. Funeral services for Mrs. E. HICKMAN FULTON victory B. Jones were held Thursday County. afternoon, Oct. 27, at 2, at the Head in the Right Place Kentuck Mittelberg Funeral Home in A red-faced mtn was strugg- If Now Webster Groves, Mo., the Rev ling to change a tire, while a 11:10 A. M. 1:00 P. M- starts rt B. R White, pastor of the Web- woman looked on. The kind- Totsy ster Groves Baptist Church, of- hearted motorist drew up be- ficiated Burial was in Park hind the stalled car, dismounted, Move Hill Cemetery. and said, "Pardon me. but can Mrs Jones leaves five child- 1 be of any assistance?" PLAN TO FOLLOW THE MOTORCADE ren, Mrs. B. E Wilkerson, Mrs. The man laid down his tire William Carter and Mrs. Leon tool and taking the new arrival PCA Reid of Webster Groves, Mrs by the arm he walked him out Alex Gregus of Avenel, N. J. of earshot of the woman. With Happy Chandler, Harry Lee Waterfield, Alben Barkley SPEJ and Carl Smith. St. Louis; four 'You certainly can help me, step-children. W. C. Jones of friend," he replied thankfully. Fulton, Howell Jones of Mil- "My wife here has a very de- m burn, Mrs. Kent Burcham of cided view as to how this job I THE 2-DAY TOUR IS AS FOLLOWS Clayton, Tenn., and Edward should be done. If you will just Gr Jones of Dallas, Tex.; three sis- talk to her and divert her at- ters, Mrs. Rosa Smith. Mrs C. tention until I get this tire Foi Their route and time Friday: 3:30 p.m.—Waterfield at Cadiz. ton; 2 p.m. Chandler at Mayfield; W. Looney and Mrs Luke Moon- changed, I shall be eternally NEED A Sei eyham of Fulton; nine grand- grateful." „ , . . 0 , Saturday: 3:05 r.m. — Barkley at Murray; children, five great grandchild- 10 a.m—Barkley at Southland; ' .www 3:55 ?.m. - Chandler at Benton; RIDE TO More ren, and a number of nieces and With me, a change of trouble 11:05 a.m.—Chandler at Marion; 9 a.m.—Barkley at Wickliffe; gDm Barkley at Paducah J D nephews. is as good as a vacation—David 11:55 a.m. Waterfield at Kuttawa; 9:35 a.m.—Chandler at Bardwell; Joe Grace Wayne Freeman and THE POLLS? Tenn i Mrs Jones lived, in Funton Lloyd George 12:10 p.m. Barkley at Eddyville; 10:15 a.m.—Chandler, Barkley at r,eorire Ed' Overbv will be in the twi CALL 1047 until the death of her husband 1:15 p.m.—Barkley at Princeton; Clinton; 11:10 a.m.—Waterfield at ofthe tour duction four years ago, when she moved 2:30 p^m. Barkley at Hopkinsville; Hickman; 1 p.m.—Barkley at Ful- cnar*e OI lne lour- berts t to Webster Groves to reside. section Or. R. W. Connauqhton twenty Obvious helped While examining a class in Veterinary Service ard of grammar the inspector wrote a T M sentence on the blackboard and PHONE Mi-R man ol asked if anybody could see any- Brasfiel thing peculiar about it. After a or CALL 1* nomina long pause, one small boy put ducted up his hand. r.raduate Veterinarian serve f ton Coi "Yes," said the inspector en- i orated on Martin-Fulton couragingly, "what do you see were P remarkable about it?" Highway. L D i "Please, sir, the bad writing ment. The i were 1 It liar •M i omoli-t* Stork • n KeniiiHiT Charles Light; Forrest tern. ljidi< Mrs. \ STRAIGHT DEMOCRATIC TICKET Sheet; Light; trie Pe —Paid Political Advertiament field, E •U Lake Street Phot.* tn Freemi