tic jctit.co:tian, jCTmsorrrovnj ijiterson couirrY- - nnmiciY JANUARY 25, i::z pro verted back ' to a condition of willing to pay a real price for All settled down then for the Mrs. Schroader. The major up-to-d- Fux!!::r r-- servitude and slavery. freedom. CIo::s demonstration on ject leaders, Mrs. J. O. Matlick E:;:i:I:i Porchlirjlil Camp:!;" by Mrs. Cash and Mrs. and Mrs. Wi. R. Monty, gave the El Every forward advance in This same spirit dominated the kitchens Harvey Hubbard, which kept all lesson: Swedish darning on huck Fhr.:i la En;!:! America by who converted the has been marked pioneers Polio Drive He::! Thursday of us on the alert by their very toweling. risk-takin- g. Pilgrim American wilderness a The Fathers into excellent ideas and illustrations The business meeting was held, The Cochran Foil Company, By George Peck left sheltered homes to brave mighty industrial empire in a A mother from your own neigh-- 1 of their kitchen plans. in the afternoon. 'Mrs. John Louisville, this week purchased proves the unknown, with no guarantee short period of time, into a giant neighbor- All history that without borhood will call at your home ty directly around their Twenty - five members and Wolfe, landscape chairman, re- approximately 27 acres of land can no progress. of security or liberty. During production machine that contri- 5233, the .r'.ks there be between 7 and 8 p.m., January 31, hoods to call WAbash children were present. minded each member to bring near Buechel for expansion of its by risk-taki- ng the first winter in Plymouth, one buted so much to victory in two sec- three 1 hose eras characterized for your polio gift if you have headquarters, to see if those the money for their trees to the aluminum foil manufacture fa- most progressive, half of these risk-tak- es died of world wars and is our bulwark were the your porchlight burning or some tions are adequately covered. MIDDLETOWN next meeting. The remainder of cilities. The tract is situated periods in which people starvation, yet, when the May- in the present emergency. while other signal showing. What to do if you don't have a Members of the Middletown the meeting was spent discussing along the Southern Railway clutched at security were epochs flower left for England the next But just as risks are inherent This was porchlight and still want to make 4 H Club gathered items for the the cancer drive. tracks between Roberts Lane and ss, stagnation and Spring, not one of the surviving in the very nature of business the word today from of a gift? county caravan and food for bas- The next meeting will be held Bishop's Lane and is zoned for; retrogression. History also re- Pilgrims returned to what would enterprise, there were rewards Mothers' March on Polio head- flashlight 10 bas- February 14 at the Middletown, heavy industrial purposes. whenever a free people have been a life of comparative commensurate with the hazards quarters, Martin Brown Building, Turn on a lamp or a kets at Christmas. About veals that a food were Christian Church. Mrs. Charley It was bought in two tracts, from risk, they re comfort and security. They were involved. Investment of capital as the biggest mass volunteer ef- at your window, tie a shoe, kets of distrubuted one retreated to your among four families. Robertson publicity chairman. from Mrs. Lena Roemer and always involves possibility of fort in Louisville and Jefferson towel or anything unusual : the "M-Da- meeting, other heirs of Mary Stengel. loss and no one can afford for County history neared the y" doorknob, Mrs. Cregor said. This At the January Miss from long to incur risks, nor will one deadline. Approximately would apply especially to persons Eloise Lorch, a farm exchange FERN CREEK 4-- CLUB The property is about two miles 4-- northwest of do so, without prospect for profit. 25,000 properly identified people living in apartment houses or student who spent last summer The regular H meeting of the General Electric plant site. ! Yet, for the past two decades, the will conduct the "porchlight multiple dwellings. These units, in Denmark, brought slides and Fern Creek Grade School was dress suits rented average net return after taxes campaign." along with hotels, will be covered talked t0 the .group about her j called to order by our president, at- LEFT LIMB CUTAWAYS upon capital invested in Ameri- Even now, however, some sec- too. Any unusual signal will recent trip there It was a de Marilyn Mason. The minutes AMPUTATED FULL DRESS SUITS lightful program. Mary Lou WHITE FORMALS can industry has fallen to a level tions of city and county might tract attention. were read by our secretary, Phil A. W. Collins, 69, has returned TUXEDOS that is no adequate compensation not have all the volunteer work- Don't use candles unless you Garrett, reporter. Miller. Mr. E. N. Royster was to his home at Ruutt following for tht use of that capital. ers they need, Mrs. Ben W. Cre-go- r, just can't find any other signal present with guest speaker, Miss a 22-d- ay confinement in Ken- Weddings and All Occasions ut- For Business Chances Anchorage, mothers' march whatever, and then use the FAIRMOUNT LoDch, who showed us films tucky Baptist Hospital where For the first 150 years of our chairman, said. She urged those most care, warned the Fire Pre The Fairmount Homemakers from a recent trip to Denmark. his left limb was amputated. history, American business who haven't heard of any activi vention Bureau, Club met with Mrs. Joe Kast, Marlot Hays, presiding report- He is reported doing nicely. SAM MEYERS took chances because Jpnuary 15. Mrs. Edith Williams er. 4. called the meeting to order at 10 there was prospect of liberal re full-lengt- USE THE CLASSIFIED with a h train. Her veil ADS 312 WEST JEFFERSON PHONE JACKSON 2634 a.m. Mrs. Mary Holloway gave wards for risks involved and a halo-shap- Buechel Youth was draped over the devotional. Assigned contributions made. Then came head piece, falling over her face, the Depression Mrs. Veraa Smith, who had To U. S. Atlantic Fleet Great of the 30's. finger tip length and she carried The confusion 0MOJ, taken the major project lesson on, NEW AND USED anl anxiety of that white orchids and stephanotis 2551 period developed a defeatist Swedish darning, gave a splen- Serving with the Patrol Squad- SINGER SEWING MACHINES PHONE CALHOUN with prayer book. lesson, by Kast, ron 741, a unit of the Atlantic theory on the part of some; a of did assisted Mrs. Mrs. W. A. Lutes, cousin the well-balanc- belief that America who also served a ed Fleet, is John L. Fredenberger, Singer Representative FOR had reached ADAMS - MARTINEZ bride, was matron of honor. She peak development, lunch which was very much en- son of Mr .and Mrs. John R. Fred- the of and Mr. and Mrs. Cleave Adams, gowned in moonstone blue K. ROBERTS was enberger, Trail,- - Bue- that there was no further out- , joyed. Watterson Valley Station, announce the en-- satin, carried a cascade of gla--J TA. 3253 or HL 1100 let for business capital. pro- It was agreed to send a dele- chel. The gagement of their daughter, Miss and gladioli. Mrs. C. F. RED FEATHER ponents of new, foolish school melia gate to the Farm and Home con- Young Fredenberger, who en- this Emily Baker Adams, to the Rev. Troutman, also cousin of the e New Singer Electric Port- vention meeting at Lexington tered the Naval service March 12, CANNEL of thought held that the federal Homer Martinez, San Antonio, Cornell, able, $89.50. (Includes lesson COKE bride, and Mrs. Frank 28 to 1. 1951, received his COAL govenment should obtain money Texas. Mr. is attending January February Mrs. recruit training and attachments). Martinez bridesmaids, and Miss Fonda at San Diego, Calif. COAL from taxation and borrowing, Georgetown College, where he is Hendricks Hayes and Mrs. Bain He attended Nutt, sister of the bride, junior go. JJupont Manual Training High Demonstrator Singer Vacuum HARLAN) and redistribute it through doles, a member of Chi Alpha Williams are planing to (FROM THE HEART OF Lambda bridesmaid, were gowned in blue School and was employed Cleaners Reduced. subsidies and pubic works. fraternity. A February wedding The next meeting will be held by the Unfortunately these and pink and carried cascades of February 19 at the home of Mrs. Hughes Lumber Company. is planned. glamelia and gladioli. Miss Mabel economists prevailed and we en- Cyril Schmitt with Mrs. Hollo- also sister of bride, was tered an era of mounting Lee Nutt, way as hostess. Mrs. Gertrude into HALL- - BROYLES girl. was gowned government in- flower She in publicity SERVICE deficits, sharply Announcement is made of the Farmer, chairman. COAL HEATING creased corporate taxes white satin and carried a basket and mul marriage of Miss Lottie Hall, PAINTING AND DECORATING James Coal Co.. Inc. Volkman & Kerlin tiplying government of white narcissus. WRIGHT VIEW .... 2 regulations. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Venture capital went into Mr. Guy Cornell, Jr., cousin of The Wright View Homemakers Phone Us for Building Material 2601 South Third St hiding, Hall, Anchorage, and Mr. John W. EXPERT CRAFTSMEN and it will stay there until we the bridegroom, served as best Club met January 9 with Mrs. COAL STOKERS Dependable and Most Economical Broyles, son of Mr. and Mrs. throw overboard the policy of man and Messrs. Frank Cornell, Joe Blaser, Vaughan Mill Road. Alonzo Broyles, of Prospect, on Tommy "spending ourselves rich," Van Nutt and Cornell, Nineteen members and two visi- W. and January 12 in the Pleasant Grove H. REARDON & SON get back to principles Jr. were ushers. Master Eddie tors were present. The lesson, the which Baptist Church at Avoca. The ANCHORAGE 469XR enabled us during Bleemel was ring bearer. Bobbie Decorative Stitches, given the first Rev. Dan Moore, pastor of the was 150 years of our history to build Cornell and Lnydol Nutt served by Mrs. Horace Reaves and Mrs. the prosperous church, officiated. lighting the candles. most civilization The bride, Wornbuckel. the world ever given in marriage Miss Marilyn Miller sang "I Following lunch, Mrs. Ben has known. by her father, wore a suit of To do ths we must repeal Love You Truly" and "Because" Koehler led the recreation. Wle the beige gabardine ac- 16th (Income Tax) with brown with Mrs. Jewel Lutes at the or- our a Amendment. cessories and a corsage of cymbi- - had reading lesson and Mention has fre- gan. discussion on which been made dum orchids a man will be You Can Buy Clifton quently in and carried white The ceremony took place be- best to for Ii ai this column of the bible. the run president. The proposal to up a amend- fore an altar with a background discussion one set new of centered on man ment to limit power Mrs. Murrell Probus, sister of ferns, palms, gladiolis and who we think the of Con bride, was matron of honor. will be the best Roofing & Roof Coating gress in peacetime to impose the poms poms, and illuminated by for our people country. She wore a green suit with a andour taxes on incomes, inheritances myriads of candelabra, with large Mrs. Carl Brotzge gave the land- Benjamin Moore Paints corsage of yellow roses. Mrs. and gifts to a maximum of 25 candles both sides of aisle. scape lesson and Mrs. Harold Clark Mrs. Roy Pfieffer, Draymex In Colors per cent. Already several of and The reception was held in the consumer's information. the Broyles the bridesmaids and Cabinet states have passed resolutions to were basement of the church, deco- We voted to send a delegate, Hardware wore suits of gold and brown re the Congress to call a convention rated with white bells, ferns and Mrs. Zuma Sims, to the conven- J. M. Insulation spectively with corsages of yel- for the purpose of submitting ivy, and candles. A five tier cake, tion in Lexington the latter part Asbestos Siding & Shingles such an amendment to the States low roses. cream, mints and nuts were of the month. : two-thir- Mr. Roy Broyles served as his served by Darlene Cor- Homasote Wall Boards for ratification. If ds and Sue The next meeting will bo held (32 States) enact such resoutions, brother's best man. The ushers nell. with Mrs. Charles Goatley, on Messrs. Broyles and Congress must do so. were William A large table was laden with Smyrna Road. Mrs. Charles Murrel Probus. gifts. Pictures were snapped be Such a tax limitation on Con- Goatley, publicity chairman. Clifton Caters to the gress woud bring risk capital Mrs. William Broyles presided fore and during the wedding and organ and Morris Home Hobbyist out of hiding: capital every at the Mrs. Cox reception. MILL CREEK that of Middletown, sang "Always," dollar of which is needed if Upon the return from a short The January meeting of Mill "Because" and "O, Promise Me." America is to keep economically honeymoon, the "bridegroom will Creek Hommakers was held at a reception Middle- - strong and to get us back on the After at the return to his base, Connally new home Mrs. L. G. Bra-- town Woman's Club which was the of pathway we trod for 150 years Field Air Force Base, Waco, mer, 533 South Western Park- with such unprecedented success. appropriately decorated with Texas. way. pine and magnolia with white The meeting was called to or & CQ gladioli, Mr. and Mrs. Broyles SUPPLY LUMPER SURPRISE! der by our president, Mrs. W. m V left for a trip through South. J. the Thursday evening a number of Parker. A devotional was read. relatives marched into the home All enjoyed a lesson in decorative NUTT-FOREMA- of and Roy Holloway on Mr. Mrs. stitches given by Mrs. A. J. Wid-m- er At 8 P.M. Friday, January 18, Plaza Ave., Buechel, and sur and Mrs. Hugh Richardson. at the Mt. Washington Baptist prised them on their 25th wed- After lunch and recreation we Church, Darlene Nutt, Miss ding anniversary. (Mae) Mrs. Hol- had our busoiness meeting. The of Mr. Mrs. Claud LEGAL NOTICE! daughter and loway was sitting in a chair rock- minutes December meeting in- Mrs. Alfred Davis are of Notice is hereby given pursuant provisions Mr. and Nutt, and Pfc, James S. Foreman, ing her granddaughter to sleep, cluded a report on our to the of House Bill parents of a son, Gary Christmas No. 210, enacted at the regular 1938 Session of Assembly, the proud son of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Fore while Roy had gone to St. Mat- party and the giving three the General litre's your family's pass to 5, at Ken- of that the persons whose names are set out below, have filed Lynn, born January man, Buechel, were married by thews to get hamburgers, and for- with the big-tim- e baskets of food to three less over $100,000,000 worth of tucky Baptist Hospital. Little pastor, Rev. Herman Jacobs, at- undersigned as Clerk of the Jefferson County Court, an application her What a surprisel Those who tunate families. We also had (or ONLY entertainment all yours Gary weighed 8 pounds and 9 with double ring ceremony. tended were Mr. and Mrs. Roy a permit to be issued by the Jefferson County Court, authorizing real-as-lif- e low-co- st reading of parliamentary law. the operation of a Road House, Camp or place public en- with this ounces. The bride was lovely in a mag Holloway, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tourist of G-- Side-by-si- We are sending two delegates to tertainment comparisons Mr. and Mrs. A. J. First and nolia duchess satin gown made Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sutt G-- Week. show E consistently delivers Farm and Home Mrs. A. $ 95 son entertained Sunday at din- and Alvin, Mr. and Mrs. Herman On the first day of the February Term of the County finer performance even in poor R. Kennedy, publicity chairman. Jefferson ner. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Brown and Barbara and their Court, to-wi- t: On Monday, February 4, 1952 at 10 a. m. at the Jef- 17-in- rectan- 219 reception areas. J. W. First, Miss Dorothy First granddaughter, Susan Brummitt, ferson County Court House, the County Judge will proceed to hear MIDDLETOWN gular black tube. Mahogany Margaret Peschki, all evidence in support of the granting of a permit on said respective ap and Miss Mr. and Mrs. James Snodgrass, Middletown Homemakers EASY veneered cabinet! Callers in the af- The plications, or in opposition thereto. TERMS of Louisville. Miss Wilma Wesley of Louisville, held their first meeting of the ternoon were Mr. and Mrs. John Mr .and Mrs. J. D. Fitzhugh and family. mm year, January 10. The hostesses Name of Owner of Said Business Location of Place of Buslnes R. First and sons, Tommy and Larry, Mr. and Ruckriegel were Mesdames John Lester, Martin, Mary B. ' Miss Lillian and Joe Mrs. Al Holloway and Debbie s SATURDAY ONLY JAN. 6 Charles Phelps and Thelma (Dixie Lane Club) 4435 Dixie Highway-Witnes- ETTLES wero callers in the Charles First and Mr. Roy Holloway, Jr. evening while William Holden, Nancy Olson Schroader. home Wednesday They brought a beautiful Z tier to or the signature of James Queenan, Clerk of the Jefferson. ALES Mrs. Ray- "SUBMARINE COMMAND" The meeting was called & their parents, Mr. and wedding cake decorated with by Mrs. Lester, president, County Court Ruckriegel, and Mr. and der mond Claudette Colbert white roses, and 2 gallons of ice and the devotional was read by JAMES QUEENAN, County Clerk ERVICE Mrs. John Wittenauer were MacDonald Carey cream. Many beautiful and use guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles "LET'S MAKE IT LEGAL" ful silver gifts were received. The ON THE TAYLORSVILLE ROAD Cooper. MATINEE ONLY JAN. J6 evening will be one long remem Relatives from over the state bered by all who attended. assembled at the home of the Gene Aurry "PUBLIC COWBOY NO. 1" For Your Listening Peasure MILE W. Wheatleys Sunday SHAKE-BRADLE- Y 810 EAST OF JEFFERSONTOWN John PLUS Miss Frances ' Mr. and Mrs. Guy Cornell, "ALL-TIM- E HIT PARADE" PHONE: JEFFERSONTOWN 5S38 when COMMAND" Whcntlpy entertained with a "SUBMARINE Jeffersontown, announce en (Cartoon Circus at 3:55) the SUNDAY 1:30-2:0- 0 WKYW miscollnneous shower in honor of gagement of her daughter, Miss Miss Patrick) Bergcr, whose mar-ri.-ic- ie JAN. Edith Shake to Mr. Earl Bascom Wheatley SUN. MON. TUES. .1 to Mr. James Doris Day, Gordon MacRae Bradley, son of Mr. and Mrs, takes place tomorrow morning. "STARLIFT" Tom Bradley, of Buechel. The r, ANNOUNCEMENT An ce daugh-lo- wedding is planned to take place Ruth Ann, was born to Mr. Alexis Smith at 7:30 p. m. Saturday, January We are happy to announce that the Frederic Beck and Mrs. William Way, on Janu- MacDonald Carey 26, in Kings Baptist Church. No ary 18. Mallory Taylor Mem- "CAVE OF THE OUTLAWS" wil be issued. Studios are now open during the day ! Offering at formal invitations Hospital. LaGrange. Mrs. (IN TECHNICOLOR) to the people of this community very orial the finest Way will be remembered as Miss MARRIAGE ANNOUNCEMENT photography WED. THRU SAT. JAN. SO; FEB. 2 at a price you can afford. Margaret Catlctt. They have Announcement has been made "PANDORA AND THE another daughter, Vickie Sue. of the marriage of Louis Guter-mut- h, NEW HOURS Buddy given a FLYING DUTCHMAN" to Miss Ellen r ill Nirhter was "RAGING TIDE" U.S.N., surprise birthday party Sunday Michels, Gardena, Calif., on Jan- rirt''rnonn in honor of his four- -, uary 5 at the home of the bride's 9 A.M TIL 5 teenth birthday. Those w ho parents in Gardena. He is the son P.M. helped him celebrate were: Viv- of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Gutermuth, MONDAY THRU SATURDAY ian Bowles and pfrl friend, Caro- Buechel. Homes Built With FRIDAY NIGHTS 7 P. M. TIL 9 P. M. lyn Magruder, Joan Elder, Patsy SUNDAYS AND NIGHTS BY APPOINTMENT rr-- June First, Dorothy and Metta Niehtcr. David and Harold HOMEMAKER CLUBS Boland-Malon- ey Lumber

Eisenbaek. Donald Scharfen- - M-J- 0 PORTRAITS FRI. AND SAT. JAN. 6 herger, Gilbert Hubbuch, Bobby (Saturday Contlnooui 2:15 to 11 P.M.) MT. WASHINGTON Joe Ruckriegel, Norman Riggs, William Holden Nancy Olson If there are any unhealthy FIRST! Jackie First and Hugh Gallagher! in this community, Sell COMMERCIAL COMMAND" kitchens Kefreshments of cake and ice "SUBMARINE don't blame the Homemakers. cream were Audie Murphy, Bill Mauldin (FORMAL served. Every conceivable convenience This Is a fact that has been proven many timet by contractors and WEDDINGS Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Hatfield. COURAGE" help for the kitchen was CANDID) "RED BADGE OF and builders In the Louisville area. There is a demand for homes built with Dell Road, announce the birth of displayed and discussed at the private PERSONALITY PORTRAITS OF CHILDREN their second daughter, Beverly January meeting last Thursday Boland-Malone- y dry, lumber and quality millwork. For that PROOFS Jean, on January 18, at the Ken McClure's. sign shown In this SHOWN IN 48 HOURS. STARTING SUNDAY JAN. tl at Mrs. Sara reason we are proud to furnish the ad to contractors and tucky Baptist Hospital. . new member, Mrs. Lena (Sunday Continuous 1:30 to 11 F.M.) A for they, too, know that when they use B-- lumber they are using Mrs. Edward Schaefer was received. Mrs. Louis builders, Doris Day Gordon MacRae Stout, was given a delightful house party Roby conducted the morning the BEST. Wherever you see this sign in front of a home being built, you will Virginia Mayo. Gene Nelson ai ner new nome on business session; roll call by the know that there is a house which has the quickest sale possibilities and ft" Nachand Lane, by the ladies of "STARLIFT" secretary, Mrs. M. B. May, and best re-sa- value. i. Kaphael's Altar Society. Lucille BalL John Agar committee reports, old and new "THE MAGIC CARPET" business were all completed be- I AUXILIARY TO ENTERTAIN fore the call for dinner was VP The American Legion Auxili- heard. And what a dinner! So Hi PMOTOGP-ftPHE- ary, C unit 244, G. I. Joe Post, will many good things to eat we can't entertain with a party for vet- STARTING TUESDAY remember all of them. erans at Nichols Hospital January "DRUMS IN THE DEEP (Ol) Company . Mrs. Darrell Harris had the Lumber 1C3 Breckinridge Lane TAylor 6279 30. A floor show, refreshments SOUTH" and games and contests, which al- and door prizes 13 E. MAIN ST. 328 SAXTIK AVE. WE COPY OLD PICTURES will feature the "HARD. FAST AND ways takes away that sluggish WAbuh SMI cuy program, in Mrs. Lorraine Young, BEAUTIFUL" feeling after eating too much president of the auxiliary, said. good food.

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