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The^Morehead IndepandetH: V “ONE OF KENTUCKY^ GREATER WEEKLIES”

VOLUME VII. MOREHEAD, KENTUCKY. THURSDAY MORNING. DEC. 12. 1940 ' NUMBER KUHTV^SEVEN ®ar1 1 ey Battson,"~AmericM^^on ,Local Clubs Endorse Purchase To Help Needy Qnarters Nert Week ElcCted McrchailtS Families Uidliinc! Trail Garage wiU move Into tta Chib President The Anertoa Legm, * 01 Equipment Eor Eire Dept. 1 by Ua- Irlca te provMe as manr ne Grande Jayne. Meeting Date Changed To taBlIlea In tUa emint; as i *285.70 Final Amount Move Would EUhdli- The new garage is located oppo. First Mradaj Night In MMe with baefceti of froceriea. site the Midland TrsU Hotel and is Each Month They wtU de that acatai tUi Raised In Rowan ate Jump In Present modem in every reapecL year. PaM Cnimaiiiler Mahloo Over »000 feet of floor ipace are i At a meeting of the Morebead During Drive Insurance Rate included in the new garage which Merchants Club held Thursday. Any petaoB whe fcnwwt of any I wiU Riable workers to have mace December S. Dr. Hartley Sattaon, ddditUe or needy tamliy la aafc- Two hundred eighty.fivv doL At the regular C'lty Council i-oont and light ' local druggist was elected presL lars seventy cents was raised m, meetuig held Tuesday night, the ed to nunnwntcnte with the Poa Rowan County in the recent Rea matter of purchasing new Dr* "I believe that we will be in a ! 4ent replacing Bill Layne, who has PeUa Welhnan oiiicb better postioD to serve our i served as president since the or. I the Cnhia Grocery Company Cross dnve The money as raised «iuipmenl- was merlioned. The many friends as soon aa we make i ganaation of the club Other of- in the county was apportioned as Council decideti. it is understood, Bight in tte midst of hogJUUing r with RsaaeD Barker M the Ibe move. ' Jayne said. I Qe?rs named were Gleimta Fraley. I Big Store Pamitare Company fo'li ’ws to meet on Friday evening, IJerem- ttgie and huntiag Mnaon. And Ci-mplete details on the new I‘^'Ynet of the I.CA. Store, was eL I CoLege SSI 00. City of More- ber 13. in dosed session to consid- Bon't tergrt I stiU hnve my May. building will be given in next;^ ‘'ted vice-president and J R. i head, J128.70; Clearfield. $56.1X1, er the matter Mg l■^■lgl grinder to lou to werii^a Issue of the Independent ] re-elected secretary- 1 _ Ik A L ^ and Haldeman. $50.00. It was brought out by some ■ayoae that ewna a Maytag wash. wiuu„cnrih..»I!Aecideiital Ueat n s- Mrs. Beulab Wiliams. Roll Call , members of the Council that tike the sales force of the gamge. Jay. ' At this meeting it was also de. | Chairman, expresses thanks to the present fire equipment of the ci^ r no strittga aU oe ekL {cuied that the club would move various clubs and organizations j la entirely inadequate aod that tMdwd. But I do like plenty Its regular Thursday evening Jury’s Verdict In and to each and every individuaJ ! insurance rates wiD soea be raia. and pCMW In ny sausage. meeting night up to the tirst for their help and eo-operaOcm m | ed If new equipment is ig ’* purch. I alto like riba. Monday m each month. a success u Rowan County 'niis was l^e. it was learned, Jackson Case The Morehead Bgen' kta. and aboolden. Thanks. EL because so itftny members of the Horehead Merchants Cl Mr lor that mem you brought me Farmers To Attffid Merchants Club are also actively Girl Foand Dead With Twei regular weekly tmt ni send your bowl back won engaged In the new Morehead ty Two BaMet Udfred la Rowan Tobacco -taastetions to b , M p—ftli. Tour arile knows Stod^mi^. Each Thursday will Throat Council advocatingmg^ tJ her staff when it eotnes to mixing State Conrention be aalea day at the new yards and 'needed equipment.lent. ”" I ttnaage. I do east want anything sales will run until late in the A verdut .« accident.-il death ' J b Boggesi.” ””aT^o^cior' Crops Sells As IS of th 1 4wa clu h> do with AlBe Manning. Be To Be Hrid At Lexingtaa Lut night It was atao pointed out that due to a gunshot wound was m. land coal operator, was named foUbWT went- pheasant hunting the other Qiis especUUy applied to i R. turned Monday in the death of member of the City Council WoeklaimraiT Basel Jackson, seventeen dnugh. Tueiiday evening repli TfHigh As ^4.86 day and pnonised me tallhBitty ' WendcU who wiH be actively en. TO THE MAYOR OP TK het wouUwould bnng me back at A camdderaMe monbei- of farm- gaged m the new Stockyards as ter of Mr. and Mra. Percy Jackson ' Haggan. College Agriculture (each- Of the ri^in^g Road, er resigned^ Tohktto k Heavier This Year CITY OT MOREHEAD Wfa WelL tm betw^t me ' and &rm wo&jcn tn Rowan well aa the Mo^diaiits Club. AM) THE MEMBERS tout Oie sise or a Mnow nd 1 ««nty are planning to attend the - It has been «nnn..n.wH that die ...... ^ ^ conmer 3 Jury Boggess- • has ^^ed as a metn-, ^ Quality toM him it did not look like a xw-ual Farm azal Hcane Conven- new Stockyards will open bn or Jackson girl left the house vf the local Board of Educa- OF THE CITY COUN- •As 1939 Crop j QL OF MORE- pheasant tat he said R wm. Alter [ “on ■' L*xington the hiat week In. .-bout the first of January. o clock Sunday after-,'' >n for the past eight years and we ate Tt^uitk Evans was ow January, County Agent Charles : ______; “**" “Tin* that she was going to hiw “ved in Rowan County for the te.wan County farmers are mar. WHEREAS, the mmbers of the looking ter btoi and Wd me he!L Go«. ■nnounces. More than I p ^ . 1 to hunt ' An hour later pi.-t terty-four years „.ung . -h,. R^rri . “’**'■ Morehead Merchants Club of *he hKl Mart aD M his “Banty" chick-i interert U said to prevaU in IfiDrellcdfl El 2 E 1 6 Si Ufeless body was found by her His present »err Ota. Bowerlnn of the x—this year ’s stuJe meeting of farm __ I younger brother, a 22 buUei in , o' Education expu 1 H Morehead understand oar OBored first wite foui tet. iteaiy >» tt*e Jateoa cemetery Over Eaiire ed Beer te top peiees on the mar ­ ' ' te fay Water, tot war d, wite | bear tor hoeae. present equipment of te Oty M Ha M DOW ater ten Dr. Nktioa kets. Willie Anderson, of WalQ both antiquated and A V. who has a la Lolate community, received $24.®8 "iwe Nabvlty," qf moat tor the present aad future needs of ao« MdfaM art tet he oaee in rt hundred fbr 2035 pounds sold De-1, arowina dtv U'fwnh.. tn u., ______...I yvwlua Lily. Mhte te hte «n in Michigan. Rabbit Hnnters i^utifuJ! Chmonas pageants, will.ceaber 10. His crop ,s not at,. THEREFORE, we go or Farmers thinking aboot attend, ]Vton to Is on te air R IS aboo- TI7 J rr A • * ^ m te au^tOTTum of ,y*t marketed but the 6800 pounds' ' as favoring ualy t te tto amvwuisn teald we WLW at- my have and I think it County Agent Chartes L. Goff, for Junior Wiggins. Warned To A y o i d; "■! » M tee tet we cititoas u: present low fire Ub reatanraat in tto naor future died Deesnbo' 9 at the home of a to be tatmd in the blood of I h e The Pageant will to directed by Novembe) 1 .’> E.i.sier-i, H..cie in.surance rate Williams and Mrs. A .And. be ;t further resolved that Mi«. Londolt coming into my | winchester. Mrs. NickeU place of accompanied by | beep qj , [pp, Funeral Senior Eligible To 1 copy of this resolution be pre­ her husband said. This is t-h e vices were told Tuesday afternoon sented To .-...•n ' itv [japor and the City Cuuruil -1 lb. nex: regular fint thne I was ever in this Joint.' in te Wlndiester t ™.£ss«:si?£“r~ Bow many Joints have ytxi been or th. SoumeiT'flSLi.lI^of '■ meeung jnd Ituii a .'"Py be spread Reverend Luther Newman Collogo >nd Un.vonill., “'"ou.l' oook.n. -ill tall xh.The „rv,„t...... lave a lasting ■ Ov Benurri on the rr.iniilei, of this Club tn Mrs. Landolt ” BeattyvOle uffhJatlng- the germs so that if an infected impression c ho see it The Weinfaulknei senior .•! the nil. Committee. Vikings Defeat rabbit should escape notice in public is invited I lege indii-ales ih^t he is eligible JOHN M PALMER Taang Visits Art Garter Countian handling no ill effects wfll be The Worshio Sersice that ^ enlei the Medical SchcM»i jf R W JENNINGS Exhibit In Pittsburg Olire Hill 20-17 — either Western. Reserve ,,t th.' W E CRLTCHER Performs Operainm (CoBttnaed an Page 4.) iContinned « i Page 4-1 L’niversity af Louis'i!le ROBT S BISHOP Dr G C PennebaKer is the On Duchess Coach Roy Holbrtiok ’* undefeat, Tom Young, member of the Col ­ recipient 0/ a letter .•dvismg him lar Department of Art, spent Rus ed qumf made it sev that the courses added recently t.i Dr. Horace L. Cartee. native LOCAL DOCTOR AND PARTY KDI past week-end in PUtsburg aU Friday, December 8. by Whipping his department were instnimenUi: Cart^ G*^ intig n and coealn af taxiing an exhftct of American tto OUve Hill CmnelB. 20.17 in .securing Weinfrulkner s pvisi- Art, presmtal at Carnegie Insti. Junior Justice. H on Kkay Conference game '“|SIX ... NO INQUEST HELD! ed a Duchese af Wlndaor at Miami re- - pre-profes. Over fbOK hundred paintings by 2L t XiS"* 221'ata “2"stayed inj The Ashland Daily Independent deer this yeai Mrs!>■"•E W “Gurred k'U ■ uonal' courses are itty. He is eonnected with te oateiBl artlsti were on exhibi. ■ “**■ ***°*- » piriure of mtenot last of Milton, West Virginia, only w.v before--going to help the college St Prancia H«pi>«lat Miami and ■oB, te lergot gniup of Amcri- r**/^*- ^ Sunday sliowing a hunttng party {man in the partv also h«d the Dr Pennebaker said m curnmehL taB palwHw gu aod nen wim U. cartee pac^ te. which had Just returned with ito | thrill of bnnsing down a rteer ling on Weinfaulkner's success LeulaviQe School of Dentiatzy. Tbong stated. loaera with 7. "Jug" Vamay. , quarry. Dr. I. M. Garred of | Dr Caixed reports deer very ^Weinfaulkner is from A.shland ' *Due to te war te peifttin^ MSTC. was the referee. Morebead. who drove into Ashland ! plentiful 1 Ewtcni Star WiB Tto Vikings are scheduled h^i ^ week with six deer U19 hod j He ftate.s nearly every nu leaving 1 Mother Of Dewev ikoroB rUBBery. ReporiM-) meet SahUer ben Thursday. Doe. ToOBg said. Hstc Oa^tmtMB Pi hljought down in two days to te there had from two to fn e deer o" Vl_ L/VW«y The garden being prepared tor ember 12. at 7:00. Tto game Young pornted out that te ex. National Forer. near Cowersport I, Downing Sucrumbs {planting. With a mellow seedbed be played to te hitot took tn te period from te The Mteefaeed Chapter of te was very proud man ' e ready to plant aod etaOn. aerty cabioief days to te toft Rtakiu Star win haim a PeLLuek MoBbteo of te Garred family arrived m Moreterd *last week' Mrs. Elizabeth E Downing. ! ue the pUnUnga. A good rate to Bme. topper and (3rlsanaa Party PrC have beta going hunting to Fcnn. ’snth the doi' he bad killed. Dr. nother of Dewey Downing, tor. follow m preparing a aeedbed is: Tto ooly oter attempt to pr^ day night. D'tamtor 12. AH moas. Dr. G.aBkahg sytvania and Canada every fiUl fob Gor-ed has iwo mounted buck’s; merly connected with Morehead Have te soil parti eta as small aa aol a national ohiM ’. was in ban are nrgad to come and bring To 8^ b MkTvrilo te last ten yean. Dc. Ganed>s toads with veiT fine antleri as State College, died at St. Joseph's te seed to be plantod.' a dtah of mmethiiig to eat. Atao ■fnter. U A Garred of LaoisB. wars of his b'zntirr expedi. Hoop;tal. Lexiiigtai. In April Plant' Ttolateth ia aoked to bring a Dr- .C-C. Banks wlU addreoi te Ktah^. who ia aevtalytax Uons, aod these will decorate te She had been ill but a sbert Ckne. Sweetcom. Early Adams (19«k not to oxcaatf tos Wootai ’s Chib of MaysviUo, Jan. years old nd brioto beota a dter ofitoc mans In hia new home on Dewey Downing u one at tour every year, had tto tomtaiC totog Second and Court Streets. surviving sooa. aU of Lextogton. THE MOREHEAD INDEPENDENT THE MOREHEAD INDEPENDENT Rowan county whoes aUotmeata involved in accidents and traffic <0/ndaJ itrcan mt B«waB Coiuitr) are one acre or Mm and if 4taae Kentucky State violations than old ones, which small growers akmg with other may be attributed to tbe tact that every new driver is required to Patrol Sets Out take an estamlnatlan given by tbe ADVERTISING RATES MADE KNOWN UPON APPLICATION State Highway PatroL it was ob. served by Colonel Jadt Nelson. WILLIAM J SAMPLE . Editor and Publisber To Make Arrests during the three-ycer period, C State Director. One rear in Kentucky B. Turner. «4<«ieiwan of the Rowan 9 drives . Oolimel Neiaon called attentien Six Months in Kentucky County Agricultural Conaarrathm motor vehicle sta nds a one to to the usuel high fatality rate fnxn One rear Out of State Association, raid today. ^ twenty chance of being arrested traffic aeddenta during December (All SutncnpQons Must Be Paid i Mr. Turner also pointed out that, for a traffic violstton during tbe and urged drivera to use ceuOea if growers approve the threb-year next twelve months, according to during the conung weeks in eaw. Entered as ycond class matter February 27. 1894, at the poeL plan on November 23. no i»41 statistics compiled from records in sidcraticat of early daricnesa. tog. office at HorebMd. Kentucky, under Act of Congres Of t tor any farm 1 the Stole Department M Revenue Ice and « Marrdi 3. 187*. the county win be reduced below and r^eaaed this week. Thera the 1»40 allotinent and that no sL odds arc baaed upon arrests made Railway deketa may be purebas. WANT AD KATES; fjotk "We fi-rftr |>riin* _ lotment of more than one sere may during the tint ten months M ed at any railmd irfflce m the (PvaMe W Adeanoei I be reduced more than tan percent iMO. United Stotea, Canada or Masiao n hmttqn ______One ame. per word ...... below the IMO allotment within Records further indicate that to any dty or town nachad ^ Two tunes, per word ...... 1. tbe next three years. new drivers are less frequently raU in thrae ecug Mia a . Three' tunes, per word (The Four tunes, per word ...... these regulationa. Mr. Turner said, j Flwe times, per word ...... would be farmers who might be) Six tlmen per word ...... penalized for attempting to evade ! (No ad Uken for lesa than 2Sc) or help oUm9 to evade the tax on ECONOMY COAL marketings of excess tobacco un­ Special rates by the month. der the marketing quota, which is STEAM AND DOMESTIC Cards of Thanks, articles in Memoriaip. lodge notices, resolutions, etc, now In effect for the UMO marlwU | are ad\-wtised and are charged tor at the above rale*. Ads ordered by mg year). [ telephone are accepted from persmu listed m the telephone directory If a quota is voted for only one! n charges only; in return tor this courtesy the advertib year. Mr Turner said, some furth.; LUMP-EGG-NUT-STOKER er is expected to remit promptly. er reduction in 1»41 allotments^ may be required. Machine Miaed and Shaker Screwed Burley grow eis will vote on 3 questums on Novonber 23. These quesboos are: I (1 ) Are you in favor of quotas migrate during the day These' seems they do not travd day after , » KpTflJCKY PRES include the jays, some Qycatchers. day until they reach their destine- WILLARD COAL CORPORATION bluebirds, blackbirds, wodwmgs. lion. After one day's migrauoiL <2 ) Are you oppoeed to quotas (Mines Ucated at WUtord. Kieftky) .Ha SSOCIATION/- kingbirds, etc Most of the small they may rest and feed for a few tor three years, but favor the quo. birds, such as wrens, warblers, vir- ' days before they move on Be. la for uinnier quarters- j third* majority, tf more than one. crosamg and the prevatlmg weaih. ------| ,h,rH of tbe voter* oppora qaatta. LOOK! LOOKT NATURE The rate of migration varies |J No ’41 Reduction*''’Tha deciafen"”" ”of "-^"tbr vows* ial Special (By a B. Penabefcer. Ph. D.) Straehead State Teaebera CaOrgr considerably with Che different ■ ------— Will be final. Btr.! species. The rate of the fhght of Turner said. INNERSPRING MATTRESSES J109S Ttm AND RATE OF noctural while others diurnal i birds seems to have been the uib- To Be Required MIGRATION OF BIRDS in their migrations. A few forms ject (or the flight the imagina. Tbe Caacade Tomrai of the Grrat 1 One often seFS •> C..L; of birds may Qy either by day or by night Qon of man tn sc instances at .Vortbern Railroad Oirough the ruostmg each night in a certain depending upicin the environment. least. For Bnrleymenraacade Mountaitto in tbe state at grove Some day he suddenly al conditions, especially the wea- Oitke has estimated the flight ------I V.'ashmgtoii. :s the lon^st tunnel NEW COAL AND WOOD rea^ieihres that the birds are no long. ' ther As a rule the larger birds of a number of birds, c-urleu s, Thera ora tour hundred Qftv. ,n the Western Remisphrac. being have migrated. The migrate by day These include ■ godwits, hermit thrushes and WD bUTley tobacco growra* m 7 78 miles in length. question arises "When did they the hawks, cranes, toons, gulls, plovers, at approxunateiy two HEATERS leave. ,ud they Hy by day or pelicans, mgbthawks. and many , hundrecLfurty miles per hour, but lughtT " others. Some of the smalls- birds, it seems that is much too (ast. Foniitiire of kll kinrie aod pkaty of aatknMs. If we Some birds are exclusively . in particular the strong fliers, also The more cmaervative figures cso ’t sefl 70a fnmitarv for rao—y tku gay eCks ._ ------• ------... - place the speed of many birds, for NEW AND USED ftim we don't dcserec yo«r patronag*. Canr la. sar example tbe crow, startling •' ToabetfejBdca. eliMn at thirty to mOra pra iMrar. Mora of the raraller bird* FURNITURE. C04L do not fly that fast, bat have a speed of from twenty to thirty-Iive NEW INNEESPRING WakaHod miles per hots-. Most of the smaller btnls do not fly that fast, MATTKESS. Oil; .. Poker but have a speed of fran twenty and Stc^er or to thirty-five miles per hour; how ­ ever a few such u the swifts prob ­ Save a Lot ably fly at tbe rate of a mile a ANTIQUES CALL 71 mimite. Most birds irnder excep. Stoker or Furnace Nat $2.95 ton Delivered Uonal comlitians are capable increasing the normal flying speed AH cosi dust-proofed, Ofl treated 15c ton by twenty-five to fifty percent We BOW hset B stock oyct IOO ■ HUTCHINSON BARGAffi STORE extra In migrating, birds usually go at ospi Mte c -a a Dnpra it in a business-like manner flying or Wood St buTkin prices. Ekctrie Rot PtBtB Special Prices on Wholesale Lots at a good steady rate. In this way MOREHEAD. KEMTUCKT birds cover from two . TeosUrs. Rugs. Floor CoTcriags. MOREHEAD ICE & COAL CO. five hundred miles per day. but it KMckea Utenrib ud Enxrael Ware. ; Lane FuneraJ, 'Home Pietares and Mirrors Funeml Directors Ambulance Serriee | Phone: 91 (Dav). 174 (Night) P & H WHOLESALE CO. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

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THE MOREHEAD INDEPENDENT I classes bother veueuble- Sucking . A— Xmas Pageant- ;and leal eciing To combat sue- I IlinK (111 footbafl hero, took time out to I ceasluUy know which class is both- Elbert M. B o b o n ■“ "eaiTT the balT for Ihe United , cring the plant A. Chaney. ' fiiWwr manag^ „'No other dianges In persoeinel of ment under the Federal govern. thp wiU premt the "’™ “"t f a Holy Day of the Roman Catholic Trawferred To Cotambua Chaney. A native of Area, harmonizing with the N. Church. It was first celebrated in ______in the''l***i^ ‘*<*- « - Treatment for Cabb..ge Worm: Appointment of Elbert it. Bob. tionai Defense Program, uid: i Next Sunday evening the church 'he Church of Rome about 350 A pubUc cchools and In nrimrrrliii I ^'T'ce system. Be and hii wife Paris Green, one pound. OR M macwger of the Ashland ot- like to ny OB the gridiraiv but boy aervoces will be dismissed in coop, D The word itself idoitifies it as College in that dty. He was emJ ^ Ashland after Dec- Lead Alienate, one pound. fice of the Social Security Board eri tion with Professors George such Chrtst-mass. It is cele. ployed by Om L. * N. RaUiWf®"^*^ *•" **'■ “*4- this flying for the Army 1. reali, Hydrated Lime, twelve pounds. waa animinced today by Robert and the Standard Oil Conipa^ ^ AshUnd office serves thir. and Horton under whose direction utk __ i ►. _____ . .... brated by that church as a mass. something! Tm very much m ______• by before the staff of the Federal I counties of Northeastern Ken. fluanced that way mymlf.- de^^^ill be presented at the Col- s. T- goverTBnent, with the Veterwis; Tommy suggM that ail patrio. ■ cent. Pouto BeeUe: Begin with Dioletian (284-305 A D ). whUe ten In Cleveland. Ohio. The Cleve. lege However, the Young Peo. Administratkm. tn 1030. I _ ------— tic American youths gel m touch first sign of the hardsheUs. ed that a multitude of Christians land area includei the Sutes of pies Gudd wUI hold its annual keeping court at Micomedia.jHm. “Mr. Bohon became a memberiTom HamiOn Hailfl wite their nearest Amy recruiu Calcium arsenate, one pound. Koitucky, C»ilo and Miehig«i> of the staff of the' Social Swurity Chnstmas party at 6.15 in t h were assembled in the city to ceJo. ing station and Mam about the i^Hydrated lime, six pounds, i Ur. Bobcn to be Board ip July. 1037. serving tinder Church basement. The Pastor and the birthd.-y of Jesuk. and Army Flyinsr Cadets Army's Flying Cadet sa>olarshlpj hiH Wife take this annual i^por. use two level Ublespoons of lead William M. Duffy, maoagar at open to physically fit and unmar ' water Jf® buildi^. whereby ' tunity to entertain those studestt arsenate to one gallon Louisville. Since Dacember, 1038. Tornado" Tom Hannon. Mich, ried youths at Mast twenty yeur sprayed. > I A', the worshippers perished m the' its own peraoonel as ODOOrtu^ he has been acting manager of the igan's Marvel and who leave Morebead for the Holi ­ , flames. | ______iZ______old and not yet twenty-seven days Bean Beetle Keep a KEEN EYE tor the j • * ^ FIRST egg clusten on Ihe under Chnstmas customs were added White Sale— side of the leaf, if found apply ' kraduaily The date of Chnsf s [•fTMEDlATELY htmte mixed hirth is unknown to reliable his- dusts or ready mixed .lory The 25lh came from the Calcium Arsenate, one pound. Yule-/ea.st of the Norsemen in T}(ju^^ Snow Sulphur.^one pound ; commemoration of the fiery sun. that rre practuuliy ne\i It would Hydrated Ume, four pounds »hee! Nights from December be well for every citizen tn the Repeat this appbcation every 6th they could county to be presenl at this sale ten days ’ Suits and see just what creative art I interferences on earth of the god work IS doing for the schools in the I I *j r\* : Odin and other gods. Many of the usages of the Germans and Rom. ’^ro KEEP THEM Rabbit Disease- i ans were adapted from heathen- i ed by children and decorated They ism to Christianity. But the church i heve been making nests of bloclu. I sought to combat the deeprooted 7dc^3\ SNUG AND clothes pin toys, rubber doil.s and expenem-ed from eating it. AI heathen feeluig by adding lU |9das3i3ri)ri3iri3iS)3i3ad)ri3aaaaaai animals in the schools But be. I good rule M follow when there grandly______devised_ church cceremony ' rides the toys and gifts there will J any doubt is to cook the meat un-' and dramatic productiem Hence WARM be warm clothes and dres.ses as i fil Rirre are no pink or Tare' por. j spranf the 'Manger-aongs ” and a usual. There will b* all kinds of ' t'ons remaining even close to the' multitude of Christmas carols The novelties, shoes, pocket books. . bores." Christmas dramas later degenerau Keeping No need lo worry kboat yoor hats, etc We can t name every. I "By being careful in the hand- ed into farces and fooU' fea'^ and yotm«8ter» atiekinc cold when thing, you wOl jusi have in come I Img of the cotton-UiU and cooking the custom of reciprocal Events they play oatdoora if yoti and see Bring in your neighbors \ the meat until it is welLdone." ard of special Christmas meats and kfiow dTMl eodiy with you and let s have aI happy j Major Brown pointed out, “hunl-hunt- dishes a Husbani] warm. And the snow togi we n you ! you ' ers and houseiuri^ need have The Christmas tree likely came offer are such fan to wear — are helping the childrt _. the I fear of contrartl^ Tularemia. from the Roman Satumafia. a ao gay and mart, and eat for I county and when you I buying I heathen custom, Vergil distinctly lively actioa and plenty g f if i Happy... Lets of styles to dioose ff&m Methodist Church Its pendant toys. If you feel like you have given, ■ • • unul you don ’t have anything else ^ Sunday morning, at 10 A M —la prieoa for evory bodget. The visit of Santa Claus, bear, A melsl gfokp er twe-plm*. to give, then we will be glad to,^* Methodist Church and (Thurcb ing giRs. properly belongs to the have you make a pUw of candy, i School will unite to observe their •rite ef ragged weelen text Catholic St. Nicholas' day, Decem. Mft aod wsim. atesi t te 0 tai I any kind of candy, and bring in White Christinas Service, ber 6th. either between three o'clock and Church School will meek as In America, the day of celebra. fik-e or from seven-thlfTF U iiinc i ^t 9:4.5. and the classes will /rv o'clock—,\_l I. FridayE. I night..... ' .-.-Wmckee lb.their—.. —records. J . n-Promptly______,1.. <. . ' ' F. F. Ai- J {2.95 to $6.95 : r.is-SL;3^-'X''3r i-nd by the ^ys and girU Mas | ness has about gobbled up'lhe day I ' (Coatimed fra 1 Page 1.) Anlonmi will sing Ave M^ria. ac- ' and feasting and drinking companied by ^ «gan. piano. ; pine to make the cel^rsfic of ApriL) Christmas the day in the minds of Carrots; ; story wiU be told by Miss Calher- Pte. ^Beets: ioe PalmsK and a brief Christmas 'Spinach —after 15th. Lo • tion will be gives by the God probably withheld finra tog or New Zealand. White gifto for the needy history the exact date od-Ckrtetfe Sure Fire Gift Hits Bepos: Valentine; Stringlea birthday for this very reas^- Be Creenpod. ISJOth. knew the day would become more Cucumbers: L pidcles or slices. Cantaloupes: After 15th Sow Ute tqdMtoes in-bed under. Taere will Be no ev«ing service I Sunday on account of the singin g Bed; Sweet potatoes— Nancy 1 of Handel's "Mesriah" at the Col. Hall or Southem Queen. During lege Budilorium at 7:30 P M by April rigns of insects will be thr Civic Chorus, under the dii«:- . and the first rign ihould be Uon of Professor Horton and

to show that our youth does have i .'=ith in the democratic way of liv. s give a few American s'atisfics. In 1933 there were a. I bout 500.000 young persons on the j :o.-:dj hitch-hiking from post pillar, witboul money, home or ' ■ Since 1033 approximately 5.. I >»0.000 young pei^le have been ' aided directly. At least one^ourih lof the 9.000,000 unwnployed who ha\ e gone back to work have been I Ab ideal gift and one that wiU loag be Pennies—Niekels—Dimes in the youth age bracket Widest selection of choi­ The Federal Government has al. nembered. A wide adeetioB. All ^ and Other Small Amounta , ; located 530,485.375 to the states (or youth not in school and not cest leathers in gloTM DEPOSITED l et employed. Of fi!ia amount a. ' bout 57.000.000 baa bean earjnark. , In our ed for the class room, off-the-J I nstnicUoti azkd training. 'rr:i , way tens o4 thousaoda of young! 1 all SIZES-ALL PBlCS •weewriric _ CHRISTMAS CLUB pei^le have beepr tuaUed to com. ' plete high sdiool and ctrilege with *rta eomm bock In ''TYA employment More than TIES TIES! TIES! >52.000 young men have left the . DRESSER SETS iKillars CCC campa for private }ofaa. train. ! j AiiUleriftthst ing far which they makes a' In Unw far your BoUdmy Shopping camp. These young men sent ‘ home to flieir needy families i Join N«w—Hnn Monaj lor Chrutiuif 5SMJMO.OOO. Let ua look at a ■odety Qte« young 98cto$&95 to chooM tnn. people have made, flaring their ' 1941 Club Now Open bridges; bout 113^ milet trail readt; labored 5,800,000 mi THE aiTZENS BANK days fighting foro : ..-es. MOREHEAO. KY. If one Bscasures ttie efficicney | of his government by the amount TheECONOMYStore Member Federal Dqweit iasaraace Corporatioa of benefits derived therefrom, it I is difficult to ttadecBland -how. Mor^ead, :.7vuth cdulu uut Iiave great Kentucky J/in our American dtenocracy. eipn THE MOREHEAP INDEPENDENT \ ic «thletic program; a schooS 'given pouri.>ig out from other colleges, Act Hay: "Standirig Rocm | Today we are going to continue been announced l.i loUows; | County agoiU in KentiKky U» dregs in the pubUc coffer af. we wonder how much is to be COLLEGE Ur other sUte iastitutioiu with read? powerful lobbies have COMMENTS At a recent meeting of represen- the cream and dr\mk the coffee; totives coUege people it was found Bobby Shopping" 1 Diver Maude (Sylvia Lvn ■ Ona amm Pvw > school without romance aad-ov. St this CoUege that few high Song: "Zachary and Peggy 'don.) Houghton. Mifflii PubS-| er-nin with unwordlj schoiars; a NraaMr. PiMIe ■etaUo — M'lools wero supplied sfrirn sn/ Jane." , ; ing Cwnpany. t2.50. i feeding housing and sa nHsdli gioomr place where no self.jes. information about Morebead. Shut t sbaO aend to high schools over thti Maeefield, Jc^ (Bailssa.) rigiditj' of schools, to w^ techcBi. Lettvs are already being {Baby C. Hmc . Teacher) ' Ma« A romance by the poet and au- But the depression rubbed ... individUBl wrileoips to papers ov. :sbort Thanksgiving program and j thor of such noveb as The Bird of the picture and drew another of er the state about succesaful stu. a play portraying the writing of ; Dawning based upon the early the suu Uacbers coUeges. dents here. Other colleges the ‘‘Star Spi^igled Bafiner' by | Ufo of Theodore, who rose from Vouth bereft of fundj discovered doing the same. An occasional Francb Scott Key. A contest to poverty to become Empress of the duir democratic , fpirlt. their radio broadcast, the survey shows. ■determine the schools best speller : East- humanesi. and found in the teach. may be accomplished, Large unL was also held al this meeting and I 3. Barretto. Larry. iJoumey Ing profession an income inviting versities have their Hurshal Jr , Moore, grade seven, j Through Time.) Farrar and Rme. and suble before melting A------student- committee representing' "'as the winner _ Bible Word hart Publishing Company. S2.S0 opportunities. the various counties enroUedTkas I DrUla. introduced by Reverend ' When Bruce and Jane Randolph ■“oday Ihere are no Isrfi- .schools been appointed to WOTk at vaca- | t.eeper while vbitmg the school, | tak« their nineteen-yearjild footbpl] gate .-e^io»s Ucm mlervab. They'are also ar.jwere enjoyed and Efith Moody, to France they are confronted with reckoned, nor or they important ranging dates for pmortal eaUs on ^de seven, was the winner of ; the great moments at their papers seek high school seniors, these contests. A hot lunch eon- past lives. As they travel from ^ ■ college queehs or fraternity scan, taking iu place . sisting of vegeuble soup and cocoa the Riviera to Paris, facing anoth- ' , dais. But their intrinsic goodness wu served to all present. | or war with dreadful culm, these ^ has begun to SfHUal after a posU The P..T.A has sold enough moments become alive. |; prohibiUon period of bev drinking hand-work to purchase a large ^ Marks. Percy (No . Steeper! , rad their profenional training SCHOOL NEWS world map in a steel case and is Wall.) Ttokes Publishing Compa. ' . being watched, for teachers college \ graduates are deLvering the goods, j The Christmas program which [ to ma^™ Mrly part of thi« centurr ' Good Food Morehead graduates are in desnand I ml^ be he.ld at the Cr.-^ Sch.x,! | tlSwhite Eleph. the penod of the new'qovel by i I before. . We are e Tuesday morning December twen. I ant Sale have been made the author of -Tree Crown tyJourth at nine-thirty is s panding. For one example, we I Although there have been three Straight.) The story is that of are beginning to place graduates lows: ' withdrawals, the school is proud of Jetry Baker, expelled from Har. , , i Comes From in north ern Kentucky, in Cincl Theme Song: Work foi a new pupU. OtUs Caliweil. grade a httle isolaUi t nau. in other states. Night u Coming I seven. • ed California mountain town. This U the background- • First Christmas: Short talks by J Seven oumU hnrt =r tvhere the Boston code doesn ’t op. ; which ■ pubUc ty director in a five girls and one bov J»even pupiU had perfect au ■ LG. A. j tendance for the month of Nov- - "i I ember, as weH as for the entire' «c , Yea — Santa ’a roly-poly profile ia ample evideoce rf K*ool thu, Th,. •„ D=rl.ns Wood.) Amanc, Pub- ’ - recent questtonaire sent; children, "Oh. What A the quality of IGA food. And you will agree enths- Jotm Thomo, Caldwoll. Volv. )''“’“f Compan,. S2.75. out by the National College Pub.ice." siasticaily when you ’ve brought your own food list CaldweU. Eliaaboth KjEick. Arvil ^ dyoanue novel ol love and here. Extra quality stapfhs, meats and fresh fnnte Ucity Aasociatloo It was found , Song “You Are My Sunshine." Bmnm. Horahal Jr,. Moore, Gmn. 'l-lfn™ "od the hope. In, a new that in thirty-eighl atate teachers j One Act Play: “Peace and Good vUle Moore and VhUnla Moore ’ ret agun« the ehao. and vege'tableg Budget prices to please you. colleges replying to questions on ' WilL" ' i of warring Europe today. BIRDS EYE BRAND FROSTED POODS. Ji4LT& publicity problens have deaks. | Song: "I Think When I Read typewriters and other eaaential ; That Sweet Story. ” FRUITS, VEGETABLES, FRESH MEAlsT^ equiptnent necessar y for-complete One Act PUy: “Aune Jeminia‘s I BOOK NOTES... Local Beta (Tub CHICKENS AND TURKEYS. \ work. More than four-fiftha, how. , present" j Elect New Members ever, are without the servicea of I Declamation: “Just B e f o r e | _ Nine new memben of the - h.- I ^ the I Slorehe^ State Teachen CaUege Breckinridge Training School 11. G. A. Grocery oooary acboots with Uterature: .Spirit" jnCTION HEADLINEBS OF ITO cl«apter of the National Beta Oub PHONE 44 with gULedged Uterature 1 Song: "Three Old Maids." t PRESENT (Contlnaed) were eiected recently, and tpeecceeecceiieeeee^^

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i . ■ 0^. THE MOREHEAD INDEf^ENDENT sampling of the public interviewed S«my Shows; were toun) to believe in unham. tor youth groups aa part ot the^ Few Rffiilize What Joritj' of eittsens. eitfitx.five per- eight cent, would answer, “Tes—better," they oppMed; aitd ten percent to the questtaB, "Do you tfaiBk have no opinion to the matter. The SdHiols Teach yi-ung people today are getting a The reasocB given .better cdueatton in aebool than vtews"by those tewing 'discus, Majority TUak EdaotioB Is! their parents got? Little sum ore m tellows: IM Oror I than one t \ b) twenty thinks An .jppa rtenfte for young peo. "about the same": and pie to bccenm iBianned ...... 42 The training of youth for demd slightly higher proportion think percent GIVE SOMETfflNG PRACTICAL THIS <7HRWT»AS. WE HAVE A COMPLETE crstic Uving and the addition of edocatlon today is poorer. Two - - dtotolei^ a. ■ la high schools which prc. pment have no optoion. .11 i LINE OF GIFTS FOR MOTHER, FATHER, reoBg people lor an octupa- The eiibty4|ve .pfoeHl who helto ^ _ ^ SISTER Ggt BROTHER. ohtaettves receiving major ftofc sdneatbiB has improved I people to Jhtak •Ob in adwols todptf; are They should be free to discuss ttaad bp r^vely tew eit. Hava what they wish ...... 9. percent Can see no harm to It...... 4 MOTHER and SISTER; FATHER and BROTHER: <0«. aeeardtaif to the reaults of bettv tnhMd teach. percent. t peD conducted by 1 To amne their Interest to Crepe Dresses...... $1.98 to $6.K Military Sets...... $1.00 - $4JS B< Youth CommiorioB and Atve a variety of subjects and trrent proUsns ...... 1 percent sak Slips $0.95 to $1.95 Ash Tray - Cigarette by the Ifattonal Bduca. bettor course material. .14 percent Ottter reasons given .4 percent The poD Combination ...... $1AO-$2.00 Have grdster advantages and Sak Gowns $1.00 to $2.49 thirtslrm With the cooperatton opportunities ...... U percent Belt and Buckle Seta . . . .98c and Up the American Institute of Pub. Children arc required to go to Two persons three think Honse Coats $1.95 to $3.49 of which George Cat school longer ...... 9 percent It— in high Suspenders ...... 50e lap isdiraetor. More money it spent on ed sdMxd daasrooms such gusitioni sak Pajamas $1.9.> to $2.49 Purses...... $0.95-- $135 SeveBtP'threc percent of a sem- bon ...... 2 percent as tsbnr onions, war, and govern, pling of the United States ’ popnla. Other rSesons givei .'3 percent ment policy; twoity.fhrcs pefceut sak Bed Jackets...... $1.29 tton. wtacB asked If they believ.-e appose it; and ten percent have Shirts...... $1.00 - $1.95 ■e RBKh importance is bemg T(|»al ... Kmriy of the Hose ...... $0.49-.79-.98 Ties...... 49c-69c-9Sc plMsd on edueation these days. in. rrem the nMcns given, it be. public brieves that tesefaen ' that they (to not think cones apparent that ttx to ten fair to all sides to dlscussi House Shoes ...... $0.98 - $1.49 Box Handkerckiefs ...... 25c-50c ■sued. AL adults think that more schools. only one to four is skeptical. Among a number of significant Dress Shoes ...... $i.9S - $3.95 Linen Hankies ...... 25c Ea. given tor thU faith to education. .™^ifindings, the poU revealed Suede and Kid Gloves . $1.00 - $1.95 Pajamas ...... v ...... 98c-$135 «ly six per«t ntopttonri ------ity of educatloo to the coon. ^ aUy favorable point of view Purses ...... $0.49-$1.95 Bath Robes ...... $L98-$330 try's advance as a denocracy. and ward the present day program of pubUc educattoo. While most peo. $1.98-$435 pie (eighty.bve percent) feel that lesser Sets $1.98 - $4.95 Dress Shoes ...... altntom*t of suceesB and to meeU :O 1Favor avVl education has improved in the past S^vreSets $0.49-$0.98 House Shoes . '...... 98c-$138 uof Ansinn todtoaled that s little the people feel that educattoo u J^C“ses $i98-|9.95 Kid Gloves...... 98c-$230 >ns **»■" lhrec.fDurths of the ciu . not given too much emphasU. Umbrellas ...... $1.00 - $2.95 Socks...... 25c-35c-50c IMS recoru2« ib« college prepa. n m .. A two.and.ooeJialf percent de- retory tuncticeu of the high school, PoB Rgvegfa stadtato SbooU vution frt» actu^rvjautt* in the Men’s Umbrellas ___...... $138 while______s little lew than a half of | Cgadaet Pbeagiioaa {recent presklential'^gce on the Bedspreads $0^ to $i98 the po puiatton rwylto t^t tug j ASHINGTON. D. C.. Dec. I ^ Towels 10c-25c-49c Woolm Sweaters ... 98c to $330 "* I The importance of education to the intnm serves as an i of ‘ of tree epeech Curtains ...... $0.50 - $0.75 - $0.98 Leather Jackets...... $4.79-$838 its accuracy as a medium for in. A G » FT of AN free ducuaeiao. vital co ucepU of dtoattog pitolic b^ond were found to be far ...... note appreciative of this right of Then are ap^ox imetely S.OOO Abd& Uov^ make democracy than those who had moesties per mile at railroad track. ARTHUR BLAIR, Manager y> not had a high eehool edueatt^ VllfiOOa r - : : J U - ;------Kantaclqr teWtek «« ssid •Ite Thsrswaa .4hddia tor rveryjairpow -1 tahfe. toofb«. toadwt and £at n>4w h qusstkms (labor unto pa. h govmnment pollcj) cCal^Me* «<*■ tooad to be ...... ■wtt- pha^caUy to teiror of hoe dtoena. ^■at IsMsa. and «lghty-Hve per. cent of the high Kboel gndnatoa tever the lesne. compared to this, howew. cstty sixty.4wo percott of thorn who had not tha ma etvea graduated from high setaord wore found to favur thia freedom at dtensaton on the part of youtti 9«toa. The re. matodcr of tee nonJiigb sdiool of speech and dtoeumion or ^ N.E.KENNARD have no opinion to the mattei HARDWARE CO. Avwaging answers of persons with aU degrees of educattoo. sev. enty.two percent of the Watch for Our Announcement In Next Week’s Indepeident

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THE MOEBHEAD DTOEPENDENT Mr and Mrs. A. B. Boone an-! past week aod is improving now. and runs like i nounce the birth of a daogbter «a[ • • • ptrUctl Origin \d Use ChUstmee Cs^ enodition. ______nattwdltd...... TS .*; .Katherine BerbS Friday, December 6. at the Mary 1 Mr. and Mrs'. Herbert tires and tubes, if you want Cniles Hospital in Mt. Sterling. ' shopped m qq Saturday. good tru^, see dila ow _ « -SB® ^ Rmremd L. C. UgMbouBk & She has been named Jane Bennett ______once. Thomas A ..Rankin Hat. T. B., Mount Sterling. Bowne. 1 LOST Social & Personal cbery, Phone ISS, Ilemlngaburg. Kentucky. (Third Sun*r <» M„. C F K.;,.Adored Advent): Holy CoBnumieiv villi bymna and abort allJratt, 8J6 A. Phone - 2 35 Saturday with a family birthday i -Bruce ■n» Morrt..d IddFp- M. No evening amiee Uiia Suv. dinner Mrs. E. D Patton endent and receivd reward. s o day. Beginning with ttla Sua^, guest Mr Kesslar received SH^ T- the Holy Co mmuttloo win be eele. gifts. Young Pcoplea Orvniza. RELIABLEX MA.WMAN WARTEDWAKTED U, „„ ] call public is cordially invited McCmre. Mr and .Mrs H. L Holtzclaw| (y -O.UM.To®^^ ^ attend a piano recital Sunday • • • and Mrs. R L Brown rf Charles ­ Twcnty.tfaiee Boom Couattf ; d-^^T’****' 15. ut 3.00 Mrs. Otto Carr entertiined __ ton. West Virginia were guests last BINNS. Bo,Box 18. Coxl^iNiA K,: SJ,” .'l' „ ,ollo„. i* farmer! received 83,000 pounde Of in the Methbdist Church. Sunday *-ith a birthday dinner weekend of Dr and Mrs. J I Sonir -Glory lo God torty..acvcn She following girls anJ boys, i honoring her sister. Mrs. R. F Holtzciaw I Highett" of Mrs. M. E George, will I Spence of Ezel. Her guests were • • • . I Benediction. tkm in cooperatfam wlft ttm Tm. . Mr and Mrs. R F Spence and: Mrs. Drew Evans and Blis ONE-HALF TON, 1938 FORD VJI night Cletr " oeaMe VaDey AuRmrity. NlMtatti Dewey Alfrey, EJeoitw ■ children. Rai, Ewell and MyrUe., Gladys Evelyn Evans will drive of them will make' eomperiaeog ef Jamce Ruth Caudill, Mary ! Mrs. Stella Fannin. Mr and Mrs. Charleston. South Carolina on Pickup Truck. Model 85, Looks Prayer. Independent, $1.50 Yr. SMiy. Karene George. Nancy Herbert Fan^ and sons, Femel' Thursday to ship Lieutenant Eldon RkArook, Donald Miller, Martha ' and GeorgieJ Mr. and Mrs. Foy Evans car l "Kee Fennebaker. Barbara Shafer, Spence and daughter, Joyce, of Tabor. Jean Tabor, Nan. Middletown. Ohio; and Elay H«er Reverend and Mr- A. E Un. Mary Scot ^ndell. I of Frenchborg. j. ^ bUt were W Wh-te. Sb. Wood. ,nJ ... ;l,xlbSte, o. Mma.y R.«,r.,.d All Aboard For ...... Johnson. The Rowan County Woman s; Landolt attended the Central ' • • • Club will bold Its annua] ChnsU Kentucky Ministers meeting. I __Woman's Council of Uie mas Party Tuesday night, E)ecem- • • • • Wtoehtad Christian Church net ber at 7:30 P M. in the base. Mr. and Mrs Isaac Moore and' ^winesday afterrtoon at the h.ime ment of the Methodist Church. Mr. and Mrs C F Kesslar ^ C O Peratt lor Ihetr Mrs. J M. Cassity, Mrs Henry Sunday guests of Mr ani Mrs. Rteeetnber meeting Officers Glover. Miss Grace Crosthwaiie. George Lewis in EUiottsviUe ervning year were elected ,U Mrs, C Z. Johnson and Miss Ellen , • • • •is wieeting. Hudgins wiU act as hostesses tor Miss EUa Wilkes, Mis.s Mildred BRUCE'S

JUts. PeraU was assisted m occasion. | Sweet and Mu» Bernice Clark Berm,ning by Mrs. Jack HHw:g. • • • ! were weekend visitors in Cincin.. SANTA OAUS SAYS Cora Wells and Mrs. L i' Mrs. C U Waltz went to Lex. . oati | ______ihguin on Monday where the cast| • • • s removed from her broken leg. I Mrs. E. D Patton and Miss The JCJlay showed a po-fect set. i Rebecca Pazton shopped in Lex. will be some tune yet before MILLS Mrs, WalU will be out. Mrs. Er. nest Jayne and Mr and Mrs WiL ferd WalU accompanied ber to ThooipaM. I THEATRE Lexington. >d son. Toytown i-iaitors in Frankfortanklort <£'Su PHONE 140 j The Morefaead Woman's Club The library staff of the coUegei ISINFUU THURSDAY A FRIDAY I met last Tues- Dec. 10. at the _ . I home of Mrs. R W. Jennings Miss will be at home to die faculty and > S HARRIED ADVENTURE-1 Virou, Conroy. dixin!iar« He students in the Hbrary Monday. ' ’ *** 8txrUn J®— j Utnrary Dopsrtnuxit w— in December 18 from •»w HIGH UP IS UPT- 1,0® „.,owod ■Ml Skeffington" by Elaabeth. S W I SATURDAY Martin in Lexington. WITH THOUSANDS OF BIG DOI7BLE FKATDRB j The Morehead Alumni Club met Mrs. Eldon Evans and baby Nember Ome at the home of President and Mrr spent last weekend with her par. W. H. Vaughan Monday eve.j. enU m Ml Sterling. eiFTS AND TOYS VHDNDERINO-PRO.NTIEB' ing Twenty-thr^ members were present- The I spent .fonnnlnun, tt, BmoInnnBo ®ni iho Then a social hour was enjoyed weekend at home. "TBJtr GANG OF MINE" ^ during which Mrs. Vaughan liJiiiiiih 'ed delightful refreahmente. igWed- Baet Side KMa Mr. D. B. Comette who has been i ill some time continues without , “DRADWOOD WCK- j Mrs. J. 0. Black attended - pviiph change in hi« condition. MBW8 meeting and lun<^eoB at the Hen. lesday, Dec. 18, ry Clay Hotel in. Attiland Mrs. Mary J. dark is visiUng Moogjiy. Other preeideiiU 'SUNDAY A MONDAY ber sister. Mrs. Bd C. Brown Club! of the eighth dittrtet and BQntiiigtoa-thia week. •^CAPE TO GLORY" district otficcra were there to pUa tei^te opa the State O ...... Miss Htten Pack and Robert I ALL Fat O'Brien at Ashland in May. Elam were vlsitara in Lexington o TUMday. • X* • fabamo Iot NEWS Miss Patti Bolin and Miss Nola NEW erniiigs nntil -iraSDAY * WEDNESDAYliJ^’^-SirLSrS, iSS! “ELLERY QUEEN- eon in Maysville on Saturday. ^ veek. TOYS and GIFTS Christmas. ■ASTHR DEDETECTIVE" Miss Bolin acted as judge in a , * ' style show of dresses FnaH« by' ^ ^ Walker who bas been hijtfi school students. ' «* much better ' this \ji ek. The Morehead Woman's Club' • • • Again this year knee’s 5c 10c and $1.00 Store has assembled a luge assort- Will give lu annual Chnstmas Par. ' ^ = visiter »y Tusday mghl December 17 at 1 ^ Lexington on Monday 6:30 P M. in the basement of the I • • • el Christian Church I Mrs. William Sample spent the > ' I mentofnewtoysandgifts that has neverbeenequaled is Morriimideitiier M It wUi be "Men's Night," weekend in Cincinnati. THURSDAY The Methodist Wcenen's Soettty Mi« Mary Carolyn Gevedjv. i in isice or quality. : HLDARFS CRISIS" AlUe Young Hail Thursday even. , L Banyaan-Lew Aynt ing at 7:30. Miss Exer Robinson I Mix. M. G. Crosley and Johnny YonT past experience in shopping with ns Buy only NEW and desirable T<^s and and Miss Rebecca ThomDsou will' sltopped In Lexington on Saturday, proves conclusively that we make no mis- FRIDAY- be hostesses. ' ‘ ‘ ' Gifts t^t you win be proud of giving DBCKMBEX 13 Mrs. J. A AUen bas been ill the leaifing statements regarding quality of your frietada We invite you to compare "CHARTER PILOT* merchandise or prices. quality and pricea. I BXAGB-BOONB COUNTY JABfBOKSB DIXIE THEATRE aaaaaaaaaaaat ■tag Cilfaiaaw fnm 1 P. M.> TrimblE OLIVE HILL, KY. -THEATRE- TOYS JDECENBKB 14-19 MT. STERLING. KY. DEC. 22-23 GIFTS •TIN PAN ALLEY" FOR ALL THE FOR ALL YOUR Faye—Jack OaUe FRIDAY DBCEMBSR 13 DtvB iinM-a riM M|« «IW^ FRIENDS rtw Fomx-W T, ph8eMphm 4x±'arOBSDAY A ^DNESDAY THE SAINT TAKES OVER’ MUXMBKB 13.U Gcergc Sanden of ttw Wr hiflwionrftor ’T4IGHT AT EARL aearehed ftve yeori to find I Kwcteeieecificicw CARROLL'S" SATURDAY DBCEMBER 14 “BULLET CODE” THURSDAY NO SAMPLES - ALL NEW, CLEAN DBCRMBER 18 THWTHWEST PASSAGE” -■tth llwrncer Ttmey—Bebt. Young MERCHANDISE. HURRY! HURRY! “BAD MAN OF WYOMING" ■HBagM Wall net Beery FOLLOW THE CROWD TO THURSDAY MONDAY A TUESDAY DBCKMDMSI 12 DECEMBER 18.17 “WHO KIU.ED AUNT “GIRL FROM HAVANA" MAGGIE?” Desnla O'Keefe—Onire Cxrietan tak Wendy Barrie —Walter Abel MT. STERLING NKSm FRIDAY A SATURDAY WED. A THURS. DECEMBER tS.14 DECEMBER 18.18 TRAILING DOUBLE ‘DOWN ARGENTINE WAr TROITBLE" Om Ameebe-Betty GraUe Bnr Cerrtgsa^eto E kiM SUNDAY A MONDAY OCCEMBBE 18.18 “BANK DICK" Xnbb Program ''I W. C. rwta —Vnn Itarkls tUESDAY A WEDNESDAY SATURDAY “MASGlSr ■AT80B m \ BRUCE’S “LAST ALARM" hettMMdEtarta BARBIS ' aVOCO MnttSe 5cl0c& nvOO STORE "WHEZ2F YOUR DOLLAR GOES FARTHER’ •ALWAYSA^^r THE FATAL BOUT* OkrtMttiMRHMta

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